The Popish Plot: A study in the history of the reign of Charles II — John Shaqi
The Popish Plot: A study in the history of the reign of Charles IIPollock, John
History
The Popish Plot: A study in the history of the reign of Charles II
Pollock, John
Popish Plot, 1678
INDEX 415
TABLE OF SOME EVENTS OCCURRING IN
THE HISTORY OF THE POPISH PLOT
1677. Ash Wednesday Titus Oates converted to the Church of Rome.
April Enters the English Jesuit college at
Valladolid.
October 30 Expelled from the college at Valladolid.
December 10 Enters the English Jesuit college at St. Omers.
1678. April 24 Jesuit congregation held at St. James’ Palace.
June 23 Oates expelled from the college at St. Omers
June 27 and returns to London.
August 13 Christopher Kirkby informs the king of a plot
against his life.
August 14 Kirkby and Dr. Tonge examined by the Earl
of Danby.
The king goes to Windsor.
August 31 The forged letters sent to Bedingfield at
Windsor.
September 2 Tonge introduces Oates to Kirkby at his
lodgings at Vauxhall.
September 6 Oates swears to the truth of his information
before Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey.
September 27 Oates and Tonge summoned before the Privy
Council.
September 28 Oates swears again to the truth of his
information before Godfrey and leaves
a copy with him.
Oates examined at length by the council.
Search for Jesuits begun that night.
Edward Coleman pays a secret visit to Godfrey.
September 29 Sir George Wakeman before the council.
Oates again examined by the council and
continues the search for Jesuits at night.
Warrant issued for the arrest of Coleman
and seizure of his papers.
September 30 Coleman surrenders to the warrant against him
and is placed in charge of an officer. His
house searched and his papers seized.
Oates examined twice by the council and
again searches for Jesuits.
October 1 The king goes to Newmarket.
Coleman’s papers examined by a committee
of the council.
Coleman committed to Newgate.
October 12 Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey missing.
October 15 News of his disappearance published.
October 17 His body found in a field at the foot of
Primrose Hill.
October 18, 19 An inquest held.
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