Grant, John, his name erroneously given as digging the mine, 73 Greenway (_alias_ for Oswald Tesimond), informs Garnet of the plot, 177; said to have been informed of the plot by Bates, 180; discussion on Bates's evidence against, 183-192; his relations with Garnet, 195-198 Grene, Father, reports a saying of Usher's, 8 Gunpowder stored by the plotters, exaggerations about the amount of, 112; disposal of, 113 Holbeche House, capture or death of the plotters at, 46 House hired by Percy, the, Fawkes's statement about, 18; in charge of Mrs. Gibbons, 28; evidence on the lease of, 29; situation of, 77-91; alleged smallness of, 91; alleged populousness of the neighbourhood of, 92; position of the garden belonging to, 96; powder brought to, 102; a carpenter admitted to, 104 House of Lords, the old, description of, 100 James, Roger, evidence of, 91 James I. said to have called November 5 Cecil's holiday, 8; orders the use of torture, 26; said to have interpreted the Monteagle letter by inspiration, 114, 125, 126; his relations with the Catholics, 141-142; refuses to sign a letter to the Pope, 143; corresponds with Cecil on toleration, _ib._; letter falsely attributed to, 150; interruption of Lindsay's mission from, 151; receives overtures from the Nuncio at Brussels, 151; his position towards the recusants, 153; is assured of the Pope's desire to keep the Catholics in obedience, 154; banishes the priests, 160 Keyes, Robert, inquiry into the movements of, 24; arrest of, 47; confusion about his working in the mine, 71; acknowledges that he worked at the mine, 74; mistake in the 'King's Book' about, _ib._; brought from Lambeth, 102 'King's Book,' the, erroneous account of Robert Winter's proceedings in, 74; probable date of the issue of, 74, _note_ 1 Knyvet, Sir Thomas, visits the cellar, 128, 136 Lenthall said to have been told that Salisbury contrived the plot, 10; Wood's character of, 12 Lindsay, Sir James, carries a letter from the Pope to James, 150; is unable to return with the answer, 151; starts for Italy, 156; Cranborne's opinion of, 162; reports from Rome, 168 Mar, Earl of, is a commissioner to examine the plot, 24 Mine, the, silence of Fawkes about, 20; Mrs. Whynniard ignorant of, 29; the Government ignorant of, 30; first mentioned by Fawkes, 33; described by Winter, 63; position of, 96; made through the wall of Percy's house, 97; alleged inexperience of the makers of, 98; precautions to avoid noise in, 99; penetrates the wall under House of Lords, 102; disposal of the earth and stones from, 103; the Government ignorant of the position of, 104 Montague, Lord, sent to the Tower, 48