Clement VIII., Pope, writes to James, 150; annotates a report from the Nuncio at Paris, 151, 152; rejects James's proposals, 158; his conduct towards James, 167; Lindsay's report on the proceedings of, 168 Cobham, Lord, reports a saying of James I., 8 Coe, Thomas, as informer, 175, _note_ 1 Coke, Attorney-General, conducts the first examination of Fawkes, 17; attends the commissioners for the examination of the plot, 25; his fishing inquiry, 40; omits a passage in Fawkes's confession, and brings a false charge against Gerard, 178 Cornwallis, Salisbury's letter to, 31 Cranborne, Viscount, his conversation with the Venetian ambassador, 162-166. _See_ Cecil, Sir Robert, and Salisbury, Earl of Davies, an informer, 173 Devonshire, Earl of, a commissioner to examine the plot, 24 Digby, Sir Edward, misstatement about the knighting of the sons of, 10; arrest of, 47; writes to Salisbury, 169; receives a letter about an otter hunt, 175, _note_ 1; his evidence against Garnet, 192 Digby, Sir Kenelm, alleged statement by, 10 Doubleday, Edmond, secures Fawkes, 135-137 Dunchurch, hunting-match at, 30 _Edinburgh Reviewer_, the, negative criticism of, 3; his summary of the story of the plot, 14 Edmondes, Salisbury's letter to, 31 Favat, Salisbury's letter to, 183, 184 Fawkes, Guy, first examination of, 17; assumes the name of Johnson, 18; shields his companions by false statements, 19; alleged alteration of the examination of, 20; confesses the whole of the design, 21; second examination of, 25; third examination of, 26; fourth examination of, 30; threatened with torture, 32; fifth examination of, 33; relation of the fifth examination of, with that of Nov. 17, 37; his declaration under torture, 43; gives the names of the plotters, 44; examined on the hints given to noblemen to absent themselves from Parliament, 48; a watch bought for, 49; doubts as to the genuineness of his full account of the plot examined, 50-54; capable of directing mining operations, 78; ascertains that the cellar is to be let, 109; alleged discrepancies in the accounts of the seizure of, 127; arrest of, 132-136 Ferrers, or Ferris, Henry, gives up his house to Percy, 29; agreement for the lease by, 89 Fulman's Collection, notes on the plot preserved in, 9 Garnet, Henry, receives information of the plot from Greenway, 177; Digby's evidence against, 192; his knowledge of the plot, 193-199 Gerard, John (Jesuit in the 17th century), not to be trusted when in ignorance of the facts, 7; said to have given the sacrament to the conspirators, 44; probably ignorant of the plot, 177; false charge brought by Coke against, 178 Gibbons, Mrs., has charge of the house, 28 Goodman, Bishop, thinks Salisbury contrived the plot, 7