Stephens, Ellis (_see_ Cowper, Spencer, trial of, ii. 139-228); leaves London and arrives at Hertford, 218; conversation at Gurrey's house, 219; journey to Hertford, 220; summing up, 224-226; verdict, 227. Stewart, Charles. _See_ Charles I. and Charles II. ---- Lady Arabella, i. 12; accusations against Raleigh as to, 20; Raleigh's denial, 25, 26, 29, 49, 57; statement on behalf of, 46. Stout, Mrs., takes proceedings for an appeal against Turner, ii. 227, 228. ---- Sarah. _See_ Cowper. Stringer, Justice's visit to Turner, i. 207. Stubbards, Col., and trial of Charles I., i. 150. Stukely, Vice-Admiral, i. 62-64, 70. Suffolk witches, i. 311-325. _See_ Cullender, Rose; and Duny, Amy. Sully, Duke of, ambassador to James I., i. 3. Tasker, Major Ralph, witness against Turner, i. 145, 146. Temple, James, regicide, i. 129. ---- Peter, regicide, i. 129. Tench, and Charles I.'s scaffold, i. 151. Thomlinson, Col., in charge of Charles I., i. 78. Tichburne, Robert, regicide, i. 124, 129. Tillotson, Dr., witness for Lord Russell, ii. 42, 43; accompanies him to the scaffold, 54. Toogood, witness as to admissions by Hulet, i. 160. Treby, Lord Chief-Justice, opinion of, in Lord Warwick's case, ii. 125, 126. Trenchard, the rising of, ii. 8, 11, 24. Trevor, Thomas Lord, prosecutes the Earl of Warwick when Attorney-General, ii. 65; speech of, 122. Tryon, witness against Turner, i. 181, 182, 187, 193. Turner, Sir Edward, i. 127; opens the case against Hulet, 158. Turner, Ely, trial of, i. 169-208; was to bring money to Fry's house, 184, 185; examined by Sir T. Aleyn, 191; acquitted, 203. ---- James, trial of, i. 169-208; Aleyn's evidence, 170-180; Turner suspected, 171; found in possession of money, 172, 186; account of money and jewels by, 173; arrest by Aleyn, 174, 175; his wife sent for money and jewels, 175; wife's account of them, 176; committed to Newgate, 177, 178; his account of his money to Aleyn, 179; Tryon's account of the burglary, 180-182; Turner's account to Hill, 182, 183; as to forging Tryon's will, 183, 184; deposits money with Fry and Ball, 185, 186; account given by, of robbery to Cole, 187; examined by Chamberlain and Aleyn, 189, 190; defence of, 194-200; summing up and verdict, 202, 203; confession by, 204; dying speech and execution of, 205, 208. ---- John, trial of, i. 169-208; flies from Sir T. Aleyn, 179, 180, 191; carried money to Fry's house, 185, 192, 197, 201, 202; acquitted, 202.