_Annals of England_, cited, 48. _Answere to Scandalous papers_ (Cecil's manifesto), 44, 219 _seq._ Babington's Plot, 14. Baldwin, Father William, S.J.; allegations against him, 185, 187 _seq._; which are not substantiated, 195; correspondence with Father Schondonck, 201, 222. Bancroft, Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, 46, 147. Barlow, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln, 62, 70 _note_. Barnes, a government agent, 112. Bartlett, George, servant to Catesby, his evidence reported, 160. Bates, Thomas, servant to Catesby, his introduction to the Conspiracy, 3, 178; his alleged evidence against Greenway, 178-183; trial and execution, 6. _See also_ Conspirators. Batty, Matthew, evidence regarding Monteagle, 78 _note_. "Blackfriars Downfall," the, 242. Blount, Father Richard, S.J., on government intelligence, 77; on Suffolk's proposal of toleration, 224; on Cecil's "new stratagem," 224, 225. Brayley and Britton (_Palace of Westminster_), 79 _note_. Brewer, Rev. John Sherren, on the fate of Parry, the conspirator, 14; on government devices, 15; on Cecil's knowledge of the Plot, 48; on the Monteagle letter, 117. Bromley, Sir Henry, Sheriff of Worcestershire, 167 _note_. Buck, Mr., alleged warning given to, 51 _note_, 106. Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, 46. "Bye," the, 15 _note_. Camden, William, the historian, 36 _note_. Capon, William, on the old Palace of Westminster, 79, 86; on traces of the mine, 87. Carleton, Dudley, afterwards Viscount Dorchester, patronized by Cecil, 62; assists Percy to hire the house at Westminster, 61; reports the French version of the Plot, 140; and its contradiction, 141; his mysterious connection with the Conspiracy, 150 _note_; his opinion of Percy, 150. Castlemaine, Earl of (Roger Palmer), on State plots, 14, 48; on Osborne's qualifications as an historian, 44 _note_; on the fate of decoy ducks, 152. Carte, Thomas (_General History of England_), 46. Carey, ----, evidence regarding Percy, 150. Catesby, Robert, a ringleader in the Conspiracy, 9, 64; his character and antecedents, 35 _seq._; persuades his associates not to reveal their project to priests, 179; undertakes to proclaim the new sovereign, 83; his death, 4, 152 _seq._; suspicions concerning him, 156, 160. _See also_ Conspirators. Catholics, their numbers, 28; their condition under Elizabeth, 29; their hopes from James, 31, 33, 247, 248; his promises to them, 29; they welcome his accession, _ibid_, 34; temporary relief at his hands, _ibid_; their consequent increase, 28, 30; Cecil's hostility, 28, 30, 47, 48, 51, 105; attempt to charge them with the Plot, 4-6, 107, 108; legislation against them on account of it, 212 _seq._; its lasting effects in their regard, 209, 225.