Monteagle, Lord, the letter addressed to said to have been known beforehand, 10; false statements about the interpretation of, 114; Salisbury said to have been previously informed of, 115; delivery of, 122; taken to Salisbury, 123 Mordaunt, Lord, sent to the Tower, 48 Northampton, Earl of, a commissioner to examine the plot, 24; is a Catholic, 25 Nottingham, Earl of, a commissioner to examine the plot, 24; his relations to the Catholics, 25 Nuncio at Brussels, the, makes overtures to James, 151 Nuncio at Paris, the, reports on James's proceedings, 151; writes to Parry on the Pope's desire to keep the Catholics in obedience, 154; writes to James, 155; James's reply to the overtures of, 156; sends the reply to Rome, 157 Osborne, Francis, thinks the plot a device of Salisbury, 7 Owen, Hugh, not a priest, 60, _note_ 1 Parry, Sir Thomas, draft of a letter to, 22; uncertainty when Salisbury's letter was sent to, 31; receives overtures from the Nuncio, 154 Percy, Thomas, Fawkes's statement about the hiring of the house and cellar by, 18; proclamation for the apprehension of, 23; rumours about the movements of, _ib._; search of his house, 24; enters into possession of the house and cellar, 29; reward offered for the apprehension of, 44; the Sheriff of Worcestershire announces the death of, 44; buys a watch for Fawkes, 49; Winter's account of the proceedings of, 62-69; agreement for the lease of the house to, 85; not likely to be turned out when Parliament met, 86; takes the cellar, 105; alleged bigamy of, 115; said to have visited Salisbury, 117; displays his connection with the Court, 118; receives a pass for post-horses, _ib._; alleged secret orders to kill, 119 Pope, the (_see_ Clement VIII.) Popham, Chief Justice, examines Fawkes, 17; sends to Salisbury a rumour of Percy's movements, 23; makes inquiries into the movements of Catholics, 24; a commissioner to examine the plot, 25 Priests, the banishment of, proclamation for, 160 Privy Councillors, form of publishing the signatures of, 40 Recusants, their fines remitted, 149; fines reimposed on, 161 Rokewood, Ambrose, examination of the landlady of, 24