“If you charge one in the month of August to have done such a fact, if he deny that he was in that place at that time, and proves it by witnesses, it may go to invalidate the credibility of the man’s testimony, _but it does not invalidate the truth of the thing itself_, which may be true in substance, though the circumstance of time differ; and the question is, _whether the thing be true?_” Quoted in Morris’s “_Troubles: The Southcote Family_,” first series, p. 378 (Burns & Oates). (The italics are mine.) APPENDIX C. PART I. BRITISH MUSEUM——ADD. MS. 5847, FO. 322. _List of such as were apprehended for the Gun-Powder Plot._ _The names of such as were taken in Warwicke and Worcestershire, & brought to London._ S^{r} Everard Digby, Knight Rob^{t} Winter John Winter John Grant Tho: Percy Tho: Winter Rob^{t} Acton Henry Morgan Christopher Litleton Lodwicke Grant, who was taken the _9 of Novemb_: & confessed there was lodged in _Holbage House_ to the number of _60 Persons_. Tho: Grant Will^{m} Cooke Rob^{t} Higgins Christopher Wright Rob^{t} Rookwood M^{r} Henry Hurleston, Sonne & Heire of _Sir Edward Hurleston_[A] Tho: Anderton[B] John Clifton[C] Mathy Batty, late Servant to the _Lord Monteagle_ Willm Thornberry} Servants to _Mr. Hurleston_ Henry Sergeant } Stephne Bonne} Richard Daye } Servants to _S^{r} Everard Digby_ Willm Eadale } James Garvey } Rob^{t} Abram Rob^{t} Osborne Christopher Archer Ambrose Fuller Willm Howson Francis Grant Richard Westberry Tho: Richardson Edward Bickerstaffe Will Snow John Facklins Francis Prior Tho: Darler, Servant to _M^{r} Rob^{t} Monson_ Reginald Miles, Servant to _Sir Willm Engleston_ Tho: Rookwood, of _Claxton_, in _Warwickshire_ Richard Yorke } _Suspected Persons_ usually resorting Marmaduke Ward} to _M^{r} Winter_, _M^{r}_ Rob^{t} Key } _Grant_ & _M^{r} Rookwoods_ Rob^{t} Townsend, of St. Edmund Berry The Lord Mountacute} Are all comitted to the The Lord Mordant } _Tower_ M^{r} Francis Tressam} [Footnote A: Sir Henry Huddleston, as he afterwards became, the son and heir to Sir Edmund Huddleston, of Sawston Hall, Cambridge, not Edward as in Text. Sir Henry Huddleston married the Honourable Dorothy Dormer. He was reconciled to the Church of Rome by Father Gerard, S.J.] [Footnote B: This was Father Thomas Strange, S.J., a cousin to Thomas Abington, of Hindlip.] [Footnote C: This was Father Singleton.] The Earle of North: is in the Custody still of the _Lord Archbishop of Canterbury_. This was Henry _Percy Earl of Northumberland, W.C._ _Gentlewomen_