James I., whether Bacon wrote the History of his dependence on the House of Commons sayings to his parliament, vii. 166, 167. of the provincial parliaments, ib. on residence in the country, vii. 175. appoints Mitchell to a new patent office; the proceedings thereupon, vii. 683- James III. of Scotland, Henry VII. sends an his death, vi. 90. killed at Bannocksbourn, vi. 91. James IV. of Scotland, at the devotion of demands reparation for the murder of the Henry VII. declares war against him, vi. his reception of Perkin Warbeck, vi. 161 invades Northumberland, vi. 166–171. retires before the Earl of Surrey, ib. refuses to give up Perkin, vi. 186. Jason the Thessalian, vii. 50. of justice, vii. 144. J. Judges continued. their principal duty, to suppress force and must beware of harsh constructions, ib. ought in justice to remember mercy, vi. their parts in hearing causes are four, ib. subject to the king's prerogative, vi. 598. grounds on which error may be assigned, whether bedded, vi. 214, 215. Kendal, Prior of St. John's, in Henry VIIth's Kent, Perkin Warbeck lands near Sandwich, never conquered, vi. 177; vii. 476. Earl of, firm to Henry VII. against the Countess of, her case, vii. 718, 719. Kentish men loyal to Henry VII. against Cornish rebels desire to join with them Kildare, Earl of, Deputy of Ireland, vi. 154. his attainder reversed, vi. 198. K. King-continued. whether by Bacon, vi. 593. a mortal god on earth, vi. 595. cannot be seized to a use, vii. 435. has a double capacity, in his natural body, and in his body politic, vii. 667, 668. hath privileges in his suits, which the can create an office de novo, vii. 716, Kings not envied but by kings, vi. 394. have few things to desire, and many to sometimes set their hearts on toys, why, great conquerors superstitious in their Kingdoms, essay on the true greatness of, vi causes of their true greatness, vii. 48, King's Bench, institution and jurisdiction of, Knee-timber for ships, some men resemble, vi Knesworth, Mayor of London, fined 1400% Knights-bannerets, twelve made by Henry Knights of the shire, vii. 548. Knowledge is but remembrance, vi. 512. Labrador, Sebastian Gabato sails to, vi. 196. Labyrinthus Dædali, vi. 659, 660. Lambert Simnell the Pretender, vi. 44-59. ends as a scullion in the royal kitchen, Lamia the courtezan, vii. 153. Lancaster, House of, its title to the throne, Lands. See Property. - Languages should be learnt before travelling, Languedoc, wines and woads of, to be im- Laodiceans and lukewarm persons, vi. 382. Latimer, Bishop, his proposal to enrich the Latin, law Latin, vii. 410. Laud, Dr., likened hypocrites to the images in Law will not intend a wrong, vii. 336. treatise on the use of, vii. 463—504. the great organ by which the sovereign of nature, ib. L. Laws, to be treated of at large by the histo administration of penal laws, vi. 507, like cobwebs, vii. 150. cannot be made irrevocable, vii. 371. Laws of England, digest of, purposed by a preparation for the union of, vii. 731- advantage of such union, vii. 731. similarity between the English and Learning flourishes in the middle age of a the art of unlearning, vii. 159. Lease, made by a parson, avoided by his suc- by heir of disseisor, vii. 350, 351. by coparceners, vii. 359. for years, vii. 488. for lives, vii. 489. Letters Patent, granted to Michell by James 1. vii. 683-686. Elizabeth foiled in the like grant to of subpoenas, vii. 699. of the writ of Diem solvit extremum, ib. of the writ of Supplicavit supersedeas, ib. of making commissions to the delegates, ib. for measuring linen cloth, granted to John of new inventions, vii. 717. exemplifications of, vii. 773. Leucippus, his school charged with Atheism, Lewis XI. closeness his tormentor, vi. 440. Lewis Bowle's case, vii. 527. Lex regia, vii. 370. talionis, vii. 135, 347.- See Law. Licet dispositio de interesse futuro sit inutilis, Licita benè miscentur, formula nisi juris ob- Lie, Lord Chancellor Hatton's pun, vii. 136. Light, dry, the best soul, vi. 441; vii. 163, 229. Limitation, a statute of, passed by Henry Lincoln, Earl of, joins the Irish rebellion Liver, sarza taken for disease of, vi. 437. loans borrowed from his subjects by London, the city contributes 90007. to a be- army of Henry VII. assembled at, for the letters sent by Henry VII. to the Mayor London-continued. and Aldermen, announcing the others from Calais, vi. 207. bound for the performance of the treaty threatened by the Cornish rebels encamped pays a benevolence of 5000 marks to or country, for a residence, vii. 175. Lopez, Roderigo, tried for a conspiracy to Lot, the, vii. 211. Louis XI. afraid of an able man, vi. 342. Ferdinando, and Henry VII., tres magi Love compared with Envy, vi. 392. in extravagance, the excesses of it, vi. the ruin of business, vi. 398, 558. without end hath no end, vii. 146. as though you should hereafter hate, vii. love me little, love me long, vii. 203.-See Cupid. Lovell, Lord, his rebellion against Henry VII. vi. 42, 43. lands at Fouldrey in Lancashire, vi. 56. corresponds with Sir Thomas Broughton, Low Countries, excellence of their govern- ment, vi. 405. cycle of weather observed in, vi. 513. have the best mines above ground in the world, vi. 410. Lowe's case of tenures, Bacon's argument in, Ludlow Castle, scene of the death of Prince Machiavel, object of “ the Prince,” vi. 9. on partizanship in princes, vi. 408, 589. his charges answered, vi. 10-15. his bad habit of altering Bacon's phrase- on the share of Ferdinand of Spain in Madden, Sir Frederic, on Perkin Warbeck, Madman, felony by, vii. 346. homicide by, vii. 348, 360. trespass by, ib. Mæcenas on the marriage of Julia, vi. 439. Magnanimity destroyed by atheism, vi. 415, 560. Mahomet, his sword not to be taken up, vi. going to the mountain, vi. 402. his opportunities, vi. 514. Malice, vii. 364. must be proved in capital cases, but not M. Malicious intent in criminal cases, vii. 364, 365. Malum granatum, a Proserpinâ gustatum, vi. Malum, an Deus auctor mali, vii. 242. his creation by Prometheus, vi. 745. of all living things most susceptible of creation of, vii. 221.- Vide Homo. of Ferdinand, Earl of Derby, note by granted by Edward III. to Lord Darby, Mandata licita recipiunt strictam interpreta- Maniable, vii. 100. Luxembourg, Francis Lord of, ambassador of the heroes of the heathen, vii. 155. Mannerhood of the kingdom, vi. 94. Manufactures, where foreign materials are one nation selleth to another one of three effect of on the military spirit of a nation, Manuring, arable land cannot be manured Marcellus and Regulus, the false accusers, vi. Marches, jurisdiction of the court of the, Ba- Marcus Antonius, one of the only two great Margaret, Lady, eldest daughter of Henry Margaret, Dutchess Dowager of Savoy, 234. raises up Perkin Warbeck, vi. 132. sends Stephen Fryon to him, vi. 137. Marlebridge, statute of, vii. 411, 531, 542. |