Gardiner, Dr., 100, 109.

Gaster, Dr., 124 n., 147 n., 151 n.,
158 n.

Gifford, Sir Robert, 41.

Gill, Robert, 206.

Gladstone, Mr. W. E., 263.

Glynn, Lord Chief Justice, 1, 91.
Godwin, Mr., 97, 110 n.
Goldsmid, Benjamin, 194.
Isaac Lyon, 37, 205.
Francis, 193, 204, 205.
Grant, Mr. Robert, 193, 265.
Granville, Earl, 283, 293.
Grattan, Mr., 250.

Greenhalgh, Mr. Jo., 98, 145.
Grenville, Lord, 232.
Grey, Sir George, 302.
Grote, Mr., 254 n.
Gunpowder Plot, 75, 222, 224 n.

Holt, Chief Justice, 10, 150 n.
Hoveden, 53 n.

Indemnity Acts, 203, 208, 249, 250,
252 and note.
Independents, the, 83, 86.
Indulgence, declaration of, (1662),
130.
(1672), 136-9.
(1687), 156.

Industrial Schools, 220.
Infidels, status of, 186-91.
Inglis, Sir Robert, 265.
Inquisition, the, 71, 103.
Instrument of Government, the,
87, 117.

Ireland, naturalization in, 245 n.
Isaac, Benjamin, 22.

Jamaica, 145 n., 241 n.
James I, 119, 147.

II, 51, 116, 152-8, 172, 176, 226.
See also York, Duke of.
Jeffreys, Lord Chief Justice, 189.
Jekyll, Sir Joseph, 289.
Jenner, Sir Herbert, 29.

Jerusalem, Trust for the political
restoration of the Jews to, 25.
Jessel, Sir George, 12.
Jesuits, 224.

Jewish disabilities removal act, 255.
Relief Bill (1858), 293-7.

Relief Act Amendment Act
(1860), 301.

Jewish religion, attacks on, 2.

receives the benefit of the Tolera-

tion Act, 23, 208.

Lucan, Earl of, 291, 293.
Luttrell, Narcissus, 167.
Lyndhurst, Lord, 194 n., 255, 277 n.,
284, 288, 292, 293.

Lyon, Joseph, 37, 39, 40.
Lemuel, 40.
Sheba, 37.

Macaulay, Lord, 137, 166 n.
Macclesfield, Earl of, 4.
Madox, History of the Exchequer,
57 n.

Magna Charta, 61, 117 n., 229, 230.
Magpie Alley, synagogue in, 22.
Malmesbury, Earl of, 269 n., 292.
Mansfield, Lord, 19, 160, 182 n.,
260.

Marcus, Moses, 6.

Marriages, act imposing taxes on,
mentions Jews, 166.

Martin, Baron, 275.
Martines, Philip, 236 n.
Mary I, 69.

Mathias, Jone, 236 n.

Menasseh Ben Israel, 1, 51, 61, 85,

88-93, 95 seq., 112, 115.

Petition to Richard Cromwell on

behalf of his widow, 108.

his son's burial, 112.

Mendez, Jacob Franco, 2.
Meres, Frances, 236 n.

Judith, 236 n.

Michel, Abraham, 26.

Middleton, Lieut.-Gen., 120, 142.
Milner-Gibson, Mr., 280, 299.

Municipal Offices, see Corporation
Act.

Insignia of, 257.

Natural-born subjects, 233.
Naturalization, 237 seq.

Act (1740), 170, 240.

Act (1753), 163 n., 171, 241.
Navigation Act (1651), 88.

(1660) and (1661), 144, 231, 235.
Newcastle, Duke of, 243.

Newcome, Henry, visit to the
Synagogue, 146 n.

Newdegate, Mr., 287, 296.

New Testament, a Jew may be
sworn on, 182.

practise of administering the
oath on, 198 seq., 267, 269, 270.
Nicholas, Sir Edward, 115, 118.
Nolle prosequi, 150.

Norwich, Bishop of, 243.

Notice of dishonour of a negotiablo

Y

instrument on a Jewish holi-
day, 184.

Nye, Mr., 61, 91.

Oath, the ex officio, 71, 72.
juridical, 178-83.

promissory, 198 seq., 256-7, 304-5.
effect of, 229.

mode of administering, 229.
of adjuration, 226, also 170.
of abjuration (Jew) Bill, 270.
of allegiance and supremacy, 221-
9, also 76.

Parliamentary, see Parliament.
Office, see Corporation Act, Ecclesi-
astical Patronage, Test Act, &c.
Official oath, 228 n.

Ormonde, Duke of, Papers quoted,
85.

Osborne, the King v., 9.

Mr. Bernal, 271.

Pacheco, Aaron, 3, 50, 52, 53, 154.
Pakington, Sir John, 283, 287.
Palmerston, Viscount, 280, 281, 284,
287, 299.
Papal claims, 280.

Parker, Lord Chief Baron, 180.
Parliament, admission of Jews to,
265 seq.

attitude of, towards the Jewish
settlement, 164-71.
Parliamentary Committee, mem-
bers though not sworn may
serve on, 289.
franchise, 246.

Party politics, advantage of keeping
the Jewish question out of,
298-300.

Pease, Mr. Joseph, the Quaker,
268 n.

Peel, Sir Robert, 250, 255, 298.
Peers, Jews admitted to the House
of, 302 seq.

Pelham, Mr., 241.

Pellatt, Apsley, 201 n.

Pepys, Samuel, visit to the Syna-

gogue, 146.
Pereira, Isaac, 235 n.
Perjury, 180-3.

Petitions against the Jews at the

time of the Restoration, 142 seq.
Petition by the Jews of Amsterdam,
60, 84.

Menasseh's second, 92.

of the Jews for protection, 1664,
147.

167, 2, 149.

Resettlement Day, 99.

Restoration, the, 125.

Revolution, the, 158, 225.
Richard II, 60.

Ridley, Mr. Justice, 184.

Robles, Antonio Rodrigues, 102-7.
Roebuck, Mr., 300.

Roman Catholic Relief Acts, 161
and id. note.
Romilly, Sir John, 27, 29.

Sir Samuel, 41, 46 n., 193, 194 n.
Rothschild, Baron Lionel de, 267

seq., and 269, 281, 285, 288,
291, 297, 300.

Schoolmasters, Jews and the pro-
fession of, 206.
Schools, 212-20.
Shadwell, Sir L., 23.
Shaftesbury, Earl of, 278.
Sheriff, declaration by, 253.

device of fining Dissenters for
refusing to serve as, 258-61.
Shrewsbury, Earl of, 166.
Solicitors, Jews admitted as, 205.
Spain, treaty with England, 79, 175.
war with England, 102.

Spaniards, Jews settle in England
as, 80-2.

Spring Rice, Mr., 266.

St. Leonards, Lord, 193.
Stanhope, Earl, 281, 292.

Statutes restricting the rights of

the Jews, 54.

see Table of Statutes, p. xxi.
Steel, Lord Chief Baron, 1, 91.
Stirling, Lord Justice, on the date
of the return of the Jews to
England, 49-52.
Stowell, Lord, 191 n.
Suffolk, Earl of, 119, 147.
Superstitious use, 27 seq.
Swift, Dean, 258 n.

Synagogues, actions for seat rents

in, 32.

theory that Cromwell authorized
the building of, 107-9.
first real evidence of existence of,
122, 144-9.

registration of, 173-5.

Taxation, attempt to lay special, on
the Jews, 164-6.
Technical Schools, 218.
Temple, Lord, 192.

Test Acts (1673) and (1678), 139-
40, 154-8, 161 n., 248 seq.
Theodore, Liber Poenitentialis of,
52, 53.

Thesiger, Sir Frederic (afterwards
Lord Chelmsford), 279, 281,
282, 287, 288, 292, 300, 301.
Time-table in public elementary
schools, 216.

"Tolerance" said to have been
granted by Cromwell in Febru-
ary, 1658, 97-9.

Toleration, 96, 127-41, 152-8.
Toleration Act, 9, 19, 20, 159, 161–

3, 260.

extended to the Jews, 23, 163,

171.

Tovey, Dr. De Blossiers, 192, 198.
Transubstantiation, declaration
against, 140, 248, 250.
Tresham, Francis, 224 n.
Tucker, Dean, 120 n.
Turner, Sir Edward, 128.
Tyril, Mr. Justice, 124.

Uniformity, the Law of, 73 seq.,
163.

Act of (1660), 130.
Unitarians, 15, 161.

Universities, the, and Dissenters,
208-II.
Usury, 54, 56-60.

Villeins, status of, similar to that
of the Jews, 53, 62, 65.
special status of Jews as, 188-9.
Villenage, disappearance of, 63-5.
Vindiciae Iudaeorum, 92-5.
Violet, Thomas, 99, 122-4.

Walker's History of the Independency,
84, 96.

Walpole, Mr. Spencer, 285.
Warren, Mr., 297.

Webb, Carteret, 116, 144 n., 192 n.,

236.

Wellington, Duke of, 251.

West Indian Islands, 241.