Leofstan, Abbat, founds Wardenship of Chiltern Hundreds, 8-9 Limbs, lopping off of, 56, 86 Lincoln— Jews of, accused of murder of boy, 91-5 18 hanged, 94 Cathedral and Little St. Hugh, 93 Lingard, Dr. John, historian, quoted, 168, 171 _note_ Lipsius, Justus, his “De Cruce,” v, 62 Llewellyn, brother of David III., head exposed on Tower of London, 100 Loftie, W. J., quoted, 62 Lombards, attack on, 116 London to be called “Little Troy,” 107 London Bridge, first heads exposed on, 100-1 Lopez Roderigo— accused of designing to poison Elizabeth, 167-68 probably innocent, but executed, 168 Lorrain, Paul— Ordinary of Newgate, 67 his loyalty, 227 his broadsheets, 228 his “saints,” 228 account of last scene, 240-41 Lundy Island, William Marsh establishes himself as a pirate there, 88-9 Macaulay, Thomas Babington, historian— gives excellent account of highwaymen, 198 on Elizabeth Gaunt, 207 on Jeremy Collier, 216 on Major Bernardi, 216 on habeas corpus, 218-19 Machiavelli, Niccolò, his “Prince” quoted, 157 Machyn, Henry, value of his Diary, 151 Maclean, James— “The Gentleman Highwayman,” 244-45 robs Horace Walpole, 244-45 not a free-thinker, 245 his skeleton in Surgeons’ Hall, 245 Magna Carta— a conception of the thirteenth century, 218 derided by Cromwell, 218 the basis of habeas corpus, 218 Mails robbed, 195, 207 Manacles, a form of torture, 170 Mandeville, Bernard de, 78 describes an execution at Tyburn, 240 on supply of bodies for dissection, 248-49 Maps of London and of Middlesex, 65-8 Marble Arch— gallows did not stand here, 61 improvements, 70 Marteilhe, Jean, 63 Martyrdom, held to atone for errors of persecutors, 158-59 Mary, Queen, 77, 151, 159, 177 Wyatt’s Rebellion, 151-52 conspiracy to rob Exchequer, 153-55 Menteith, Earl of, 104 Mercenaries, Foreign, 140 and _note_, 141 Meredith, Sir William— law reformer, 78 on case of Mary Jones and another, 257-58 Middlesex County Records, 76 Mildmay, Sir Henry, drawn to Tyburn on a sledge, 192-93 Milksop, John, a thief, strange case of, 17 Milton, “Comus” quoted, 178 Minorite Friars— plead for imprisoned Jews, 94-5 lose favour thereby, 95 Misson, Henri— “Mémoires” quoted, 202 _note_ Monasteries— Dissolution of, 136 results of, 137-43 destroys yeomanry, 139 Monks— power to release thieves, 13-14 good landlords, 138, 139, 142 maintained the poor, 141 Monmouth, Duke of— execution, 47 rebellion of, 206 Monson, Lord, drawn to Tyburn on a sledge, 192-93