Campbell, Sir ----, and Lord Russell's plot, ii. 28. Campian, Edmund, Jesuit, i. 47. Capel, Lord, execution of, i. 164. Carew, advises Raleigh to escape, i. 70. ---- John, regicide, i. 129. Carpenter, Dunne's evidence as to, ii. 68, 81; witness against Lady Lisle, 77. Castlewood, Lord, duel with Lord Mohun, ii. 130-135. Cavendish, Lord, gives evidence in favour of Lord Russell, ii. 42. Cawthorne, witness against Lord Warwick, ii. 68-82; French and Coote start from Locket's and return, 70, 71; quarrel at Locket's, 71; party leave Locket's, 71, 72; cross-examination, 72-82; heard no quarrel between Warwick and Coote, 73; quarrel at Locket's, 75-82. Chamberlain, Sir T., witness against Turner, i. 189, 190, 201. Chandler, Susan, bewitched, i. 214; state of, at the Assizes, 214; evidence as to, 226; recovers on verdict, 234. Charles, Prince of Wales, i. 61. Charles I., trial of, i. 75-119: assembling of the High Court, 76-79; charge read, 79, 80; authority of Court discussed, 80-83; the Court adjourns and re-assembles, 83; King charged, authority of Court discussed, and King refuses to plead, 84-87; Court adjourns and re-assembles, 89; Solicitor-General demands judgment, 89-91; King charged and refuses to plead, 91-95; Court adjourns and re-assembles, 95; sentence agreed on, King to be heard, 96, 97; King demands to be heard by Lords and Commons and is refused, 97-101; Bradshaw's speech, 103-117; sentence on the King, 118. Charles II. and the regicides, i. 120-125. Clement, seaman, witness against Cowper, as to corpses floating, ii. 166-168. Clifford, Lord, witness for Lord Russell, ii. 46. Coatsworth, surgeon, witness against Cowper, ii. 158, 159, 163, 164. Cobham, Lord. _See_ Raleigh, i. 1-71; in opposition, 2; overtures to French and Spanish, 3; Raleigh accuses, 5; avows Raleigh's guilt; 6; not a witness, 33, 37-39, 47-49; takes message to Aremberg, 19; letter to, from Raleigh, 21; Raleigh's instigation of, 21, 23; examination of, 23, 24, 40, 41; Raleigh's reply to, 25, 26; second examination of, 26, 27, 35, 45; Cecil's examination of, 28, 29; Coke's argument as to Raleigh's complicity with, 29-33; Raleigh's confession as to, 36; letter to the lords, 55, 56; to Raleigh, 56, 57. Cochram, Sir John, and Lord Russell's plot, ii. 28, 29. Coke. _See_ Raleigh's trial, i. 1-71; opening speech by, 13-23; on Raleigh's connection with Cobham, 29-33; on Cobham's letter, 53-56; final sentence of Raleigh by, 65. Cook, John, solicitor to the Commonwealth, i. 79, 124, 129.