25. Questions concerning some abuses in the mass, with the an

swers made by some bishops and divines to them

26. A collection of the chief indul

the sins of that time

281 107

concerning the visitation of the University of Cambridge

60. The Protector's answer to the former letter

ib. 192

324 ib.

282 111

61. A letter of Cranmer's to King

283 120

284 147

ib. 156

ib. 167

35. The sentence against Joan of Kent

ib. 178

Henry, concerning a further reformation, and against sacrilege

BOOK II.

1. The proclamation of Lady Jaue Gray's title to the crown

2. A letter written by Queen Katherine to her daughter

325 313

326 364

328 372

3. An humble submission made by Queen Mary to her father

4. Another of the same strain confirming the former . .

5. Another to the same purpose 6. A letter written by her to Cromwell, containing a full submission in all points of religion to her father's pleasure

330 ib.

7. A letter of Bonner's upon his being restored to his bishoprick. ib. 385 8. Cranmer's manifesto against the mass.

331 ib.

9. The conclusions of instructions sent by Card. Pole to the Queen, ib. 403 10. Injunctions sent by the Queen to the bishops

tector 41. The Council's letter to the King against the Protector

294 212

332 425

42. The Protector's submission 43. A letter from the Council to the King

298 216 ib. 217

299 218

44. A letter writ by the Council to Cranmer and Paget

45. Cranmer's and Paget's answer 46. Articles objected to the Duke of Somerset

300 ib. ib. 219 S01 220

3. A letter of Cardinal Wolsey's to King Henry; with a copy of his book for the Pope 4. A letter of Cardinal Wolsey's to King Henry, about foreign news, and concerning Luther's

5. A letter of Cardinal Wolsey's to King Henry, sent with letters that the King was to write to the Emperor

421 26

8. The second letter of Cardinal Wolsey to the King, about the succession to the popedom

ib.

28

422 ib.

ih. 29

10. A remarkable passage in Sir T.
More's Utopia, left out in the lat-
ter editions
11. A letter of the Pope's, upon his
captivity, to Cardinal Wolsey
12. A part of Cardinal Wolsey's
letter to the King concerning his
marriage

13. A letter written by King Henry
the Eighth, to Cardinal Wolsey,
recalling him home
14. A letter from Rome, by Gar
diner, to King Henry, setting
forth the Pope's artifices.
15. The Pope's promise in the King's
affair

16. Some account of the proceed-
ings of the university, in the case
of the divorce, from Dr. Buck-
master's book, MS. C. C. C..
17. Three letters, written by King
Henry to the university of Oxford,
for their opinion in the cause of
his marriage.

18. Copy of the King's letters to the
Bishop of Rome.

19. A letter of Gregory Cassali,
from Compiegne

20. A representation made by the
convocation to the King, before
the submission

21. A letter by Magnus to Crom-
well, concerning the convocation
at York
22. A protestation made by War-
ham, archbishop of Canterbury,
against all the acts passed in the
parliament to the prejudice of the
church.

429 97 38. A letter of Barlow's to Crom-
well, complaining of the Bishop
and Clergy of St. David's.
39. A letter of Dr. Leigh's, concern-
ing their visitation at York
40. A letter of Tonstal's, upon the
King's ordering the bishops to
send up their bulls

464 159

465 160

466 ib.

41. A letter of the Archbishop of
York's, concerning the suppres-

435 120

sion of the monasteries
42. Instructions for sending Barnes,
and others, to Germany

467 163

.

468 166

43. The Smalcaldic league

469 170

436 124

441 128

444 140

475 173

ib. ib.

51. Instructions by Cardinal Pole, to one he sent to King Henry 52. A letter to Pole,from the Bishop of Durham

53. A letter of Pole's to Cromwell, justifying himself

ib. ib.

54. A letter of the Abbess of Godstow, complaining of Dr. London, 485 199 55. A letter to Bullinger, from one of Maidstone; giving an account of an image, which seems to be the rood of Boxley in Kent 56. A consolatory letter to Henry VIII. from the Bishop of Durham, after the death of Queen Jane 57. Injunctions given by Edward, archbishop of York, to be observed within the diocess of York, by all the clergy of the same, and others whom the said injunctions do con

486 200

487 201

490 203

491 ib.

2. The Lady Mary's letter to the Lord Protector, and to the rest of the King's Majesty's Council, upon their suspecting that some of her household had encouraged the Devonshire rebellion 3. A letter of Christopher Mount's, concerning the Interim. 4. A part of a letter of Hooper's to Bullinger, giving an account of the cruelty of the Spaniards in the Netherlands.

C. H.

515 263

516 284

. 517 S00

. . ib. ib. 5. The oath of supremacy, as it was made when the bishops did homage in King Henry the Eighth's time. The last words were struck out by King Edward VI.. . . 518 306 6. A letter of Peter Martyr's to Bullinger of the state of the university of Oxford in the year 1550, 519 $10 7. A mandate, in King Edward's name, to the officers of the Archbishop of Canterbury; requiring them to see that the Articles of Religion should be subscribed 8. The King's mandate to the Bishop of Norwich, sent with the Articles to be subscribed by the clergy

9. The mandate of the visitors of the university of Cambridge to the same purpose

10. King Edward's device for the succession

522 321

ib. 322

11. The Council's original subscription to Edward the Sixth's Limitation of the Crown