Rogers, Professor Thorold, on the value of money, 117 _note_; on James's title to the throne, 34. Rokewood, Ambrose, 179 _note_. _See also_ Conspirators. Salisbury, first Earl of. _See_ Cecil, Robert. Salisbury, second Earl of. _See_ Cecil, William. Sanderson, Sir William, 46. Schondonck, Father Giles, S. J., Rector of St. Omers, on the innocence of the Jesuits, 201; on Cecil's manifesto, 222. Scott, Sir Walter, 132 _note_. Shakespeare, never alludes to the Plot, 226 _note_. Sharpe, Dr. R. R., 262 _note_. Shepherd, John, evidence of, 251. Smith, John Thomas (_Antiquities of Westminster_), 58 _note_, 79 _note_, 89 _note_. Soane, Sir John, 238. Southwaick, or Southwell, a government spy, 99-102. Speed, John (_Historie_), 62, 63 _note_. Squires, Edward, his plot, 14. Stanley, Sir William, 185, 192 _note_. Strange, Father Thomas, S. J., 96 _note_. Streete, John, pensioned for killing Percy and Catesby, 155. Strype, John (_Annals_), 28 _note_. Suffolk, Earl of, Lord Chamberlain (Thomas Howard), his venality, 224. Talbot, John, of Grafton, 38 _note_. Talbot, Peter, Archbishop of Dublin. _See Polititian's Catechism._ Theobald, Lewis, 267. Topcliffe, Richard, priest-hunter, 202. Torture, use of, 4, 5, 172, 173, 201 _note_, 259, 260. Tresham, Francis, enlisted in the enterprise, 10, 252 _seq_.; his previous record, 35, 36; his action on behalf of King James, 34; suspected of writing the warning letter, 147, 158; and of collusion with Cecil, _ibid._; his conduct after the "discovery," 3, 158; his death in the Tower, 6 _note_, 158. _See also_ Conspirators. Tresham, Sir Thomas, proclaims King James, 34; summoned to Court, 248. _True and Perfect Relation_, character of the narrative, 43, 163. Tytler, Patrick Fraser, 112. Usher, James, Archbishop of Armagh, his evidence reported, 45. _Venatio Catholica_, 261. _Vetusta Monumenta_, 79, 86. Villeroy, M., on Cecil's duplicity, 23. "Vinegar House," 60 _note_. Vowell, Peter, evidence reported, 160. Waad, Sir William, lieutenant of the Tower, charged by Cobham with forgery of evidence, 202; dismissed from his post, 203 _note_, 267; his inscriptions in the Tower, 264, 267; letters to Cecil, 168, 258. Walsh, Sir Richard, sheriff of Worcestershire, 4, 154 _note_. Ward, Samuel, preacher and artist, 239. Webb, John, evidence reported, 160. Weldon, Sir Anthony, on Cecil's unpopularity, 25. Welwood, James (_Memoirs_), 46. Westmoreland, titular Earl of (Henry Neville), attempt to implicate him, 197. Whynniard, Mr., landlord of Percy's house, 61 _note_, 89; his sudden death, 92 _note_. Whynniard, Mrs., evidence of, 61, 67, 72, 88, 142. Willaston, William, intelligence supplied by, 99.