Jardine, David, on the character of the official narrative, 129, 163; on the falsification of evidence, 199; on the Monteagle letter, 117; on the king's interpretation, 132 _note_; on the established facts of the case, 12; not perfectly impartial, 161, 207; on the results of the Plot, 213. Jessopp, Augustus, D.D., on the value of money, 36 _note_, 117 _note_; on Father Gerard's innocence, 207. Jesuits, efforts to incriminate, 177 _note_; Cecil on their "insolencies," 106. Kennet, White, Bishop of Peterborough, 45 _note_, 46, 263. Keyes, Robert, contradictions respecting him, 84 _note_, 183. _See also_ Conspirators. "King's Book," the, its character, 108; Cecil's description of it, 219, 220. Knyvet, or Knevet, Sir Thomas, leads the party which captures Faukes, 124 _seq._; receives a peerage, 139 _note_; the Countess of Suffolk his sister, 224 _note_. Lake, Sir Thomas, 19, 232. Lenthal, William, Speaker of the Long Parliament, his evidence reported, 160. Lindsay, Sir James, conveys messages between King James and Pope Clement VIII., 104. Lingard, John, D.D., 68 _note_, 231. Littleton, Humphrey, 167 _note_. Littleton, Stephen, 2, 4, 156. Lodge, Edmund, F.S.A. (_Illustrations of British History_), 98. Lopez' Plot, 14. "Main," the, 15 _note_, 26, 216. Mar, Earl of (John Erskine), 168 _note_, 172, 266. Mary, Princess, daughter of James I., 81, 176. Milton, poems on the Plot, 226. Mine, the, story told respecting it, 63 _seq._; difficulties respecting it, 84 _seq._ _Mischeefe's Mystery_, 72, 115, 121, 123, 153 _note_, 159. Money, value of, 36 _note_, 117 _note_; amount raised by conspirators, 39. Monteagle, Lord (William Parker), his character and antecedents, 118; relations with the king and court, 34, 119; letter to the king, 119, 256; connection with the conspirators, 118; communicates the warning letter to Cecil, 120-123, 160; attends parliament on the day of the "discovery," 137 _note_; devices of the government on his behalf, 116; rewards conferred, 116; subsequent conduct, 258. Moore, Sir Francis, his evidence reported, 151. Moore, Sir Jonas, 138. More, Father Henry, S.J., 49. Morgan, Harry, 81 _note_. Morgan, Thomas, 157 _note_, 193 _note_. Naunton, Sir Robert, on Cecil's character, 19. Northampton, Earl of (Henry Howard), a nominal Catholic promoted by King James, 29; Cecil's agent in his secret correspondence, 26 _note_; on Cecil's death, 23; on the history of the "cellar," 58 _note_; not admitted to all Cecil's secrets, 112. Northumberland, Earl of (Henry Percy), a rival of Cecil's, 26; who secretly traduces him, 26 _note_, 215, 216; the Plot turned to his ruin, 26, 107, 216-218; which is attributed to Cecil, 26 _note_, 218, his sentiments in return, 218.