CHA P. LXII.

(Vol. ii. c. 31. s. 1. p. 15 to 20.)

Loyalty of the English Catholics during the Civil War and

the Usurpation

ib.
C H 4 P. LX.

Addresses of the English Catholics on the Accession of

Charles the Second.–First Proceedings in their regard-Fire

of London-Oates's Plot

141

1.-- Addresses presented by the English Catholics on the

Restoration of Charles the second

142

2. Proceedings in Parliament upon the Catholic Ad-

dress

154

3.— The Fire of London

164

4.–Lord Castlemain's Apology for the Catholics - 166

5.-Oates's Plot

180

(Vol. ii. c. 32. s. 3. p. 31.)

6.-The Act disabling Peers from sitting and voting

in the House of Lords

ib.

(Vol. ii. c. 32. s. 4. p. 44.)

7.-Summary Review by a Protestant Writer, of the

religious Persecutions in England, from the

Reformation till the end of the reign of Charles

the second.-General Reflections on them ib.

(Vol. i. c. 29. s. 10. p. 376.)

ib.

the application of the Catholics to Parliament, which produced

the Bill of 1791

- 381

1.–Principal public Men at this period

ib.

2.- State of the public mind at this time : -Gradual relaxa-

tion and final repeal of the Penal Laws in France

against the Protestants : - Progress of Civil Liberty

in England in consequence of the Bangorian Con-

troversy, and the Confessional :-Favourable result

to the Claims of the Catholics

394

3.-Applications to Parliament for a repeal of the Laws

requiring subscriptions of the thirty-nine Articles, 401

ib.

3.—Their Charitable Establishment for the Education of

the Poor

ib.

C H 4 P. LXXXVII.

Principal Proceedings of the British and Irish Catholics

between the years 1813 and 1821

P. 420

1. The Resolutions of the Board of British Catholics in

1813

ib.