Toland, John, his _Christianity not Mysterious_ Examined by Convocation, 275, 277 His Works, 348, note, 350–352 Toleration Bill, 105, 114, 211 Locke’s Letters on Toleration, 116 Advocates of, _ib._ Causes of the Bill being Passed, 118 What it Accomplished, 119, 120 Tong, William, 428 Tories, 93, 96, 110, note, 156 Their Discussions with Whigs, 251 Trapp, Dr., 303, note Trelawny, Bishop of Exeter, Translated from Bristol, 52, 75, 270 His Letter to Sancroft, 16, 17 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 Denies that the Bishops Invited the Prince of Orange, 30, note, 283 His Character, 310 Trenchard, Secretary, 41, note Trinitarian Controversy, 211–226, 327, 333 Trotman’s Trust, 439, 440 Turner, Francis, Bishop of Ely, 23, 53, 63, 64, 69, 76, 97 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 His Interview with the King, 21 His Letter to Trelawny, 52 Holds a Meeting at Ely House, 68 A Nonjuror, 148 Accused of Joining in the Jacobite Conspiracy, 168 His Death, 392 Unitarians Join in Trinitarian Controversy, 211, 220 Their Doctrines Condemned by the House of Lords, 221 William urged to Deprive them of the Liberty of the Press, 225 Upton, Dr., 410 Veal, Edward, 415 Vernon, Secretary of State, 362 Vincent, Nathaniel, 444 Vincent, Thomas, 416 Voltaire, 349 Wagstaffe, Thomas, a Nonjuror, 169, 171, 374 Wake, Dr., 19, 285 His Answer to _Letter to a Convocation Man_, 264, 266 Walgrave, Lady, 235 Wallis, Dr., his Pamphlet on the Trinity, 213, 218 Walter, Hubert, Archbishop, 207, 208 Ward, Seth, 84 Warren, Matthew, 415 Warton, 303, note Watson, Bishop of St. David’s, 30, 31 His Trial and Deprivation, 312 His Death, 314, note Watts, Dr., Isaac, 439, 440 Wesley, John, 330 Wesley, Samuel, 87, 307, 365, 439, 443 His Eulogy on Queen Mary, 200, note His _Athenian Oracle_, 325–331 His Domestic Life, 328 Anecdotes of, 330, 334, note Enters himself as a Servitor at Exeter College, 415 Weymouth, Lord, 390 Wharton, Henry, 316 Wharton, Lord, 46, 63, 94 Wheeler, 365 Whigs, 73, 93, 96, 110, note, 156 Invite William to come to England, 11 Recover Power, 208 Their Discussions with Tories, 251 Pleased with the King’s Speech, 255 Whiston, 307, 326 White, Bishop of Peterborough, a Nonjuror, 23, 53, 68, 69, 240, 308 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 At Interview with the King, 31 Refuses to take the Oath, 97 Ejected, 171 Attends Fenwick on the Scaffold, 241 His Death and Funeral, 391, 392 Wickart, Dean of Winchester, 292