i. 267-271, 276, 284, 476;

his mittimus, i. 277; his conduct at the trial, i. 276-280, 293, 296, 476.

CHAMBERLAIN, COLONEL, of Barbadoes, visits G. Fox, ii. 145, 146.

CHARING CROSS, i. 485; imprisonment at the Mermaid here, i. 209, 211, 213, 234.

Charles I., many of his judges executed, i. 485, 500.

CHARLES II. (the Restoration), i. 276, 414, 445, 476, 479, 490, 500, 503, 504, 505, 509, ii. 3, 9, 20, 27, 50, 66, 206, 210, 213, 219, 220, 222, 251, 252, 253, 254, 391, 516; Friends not opposed to him, i. 476; though no plotters on his behalf, i. 445, 498, 534, ii. 3, 20, 61, 210, 221; he orders G. Fox’s release from imprisonment at Lancaster, i. 487, ii. 3; orders Friends’ release, i. 490, 500, ii. 33, 120, 140; visited by Margaret Fell and her daughters, i. 493, 500, ii. 120, 228, 516; and by Thos. Moor, i. 500; by Edward Burrough, i. 507; by R. Hubberthorn, i. 490; Friends present an address, i. 494, 521, ii. 225; he grants a warrant for travel, i. 517; stops persecution in New England, i. 507, 510; receives a copy of _The Battledore_, i. 513, and other papers, ii. 20, 245, 368. _See_ JAMES II.

CHARLES, THOMAS, visited at his house at Adingworth, ii. 260.

CHATTAN [? CHARLTON], i. 252.

CHELMSFORD, meeting here attended by many Friend-prisoners, ii. 314.

CHELTENHAM, ii. 318.

[CHEPSTOW]. _See_ SHIPTON.

CHESHAM, ii. 319.

CHESHIRE, i. 363, 416, 484, ii. 83, 106, 114; general men’s meetings, ii. 82, 374; mentioned, i. 450; Friends written to, ii. 374.

CHESHUNT, ii. 499.

CHESTER, i. 380; mentioned, i. 503.

CHESTER, EDWARD, of Dunstable, visited, ii. 345.

CHESTER RIVER, ii. 165, 178.

CHESTERFIELD, i. 49; mentioned, ii. 78.

CHETHAM, GEORGE, sheriff of Lancaster, his return to Charles II. _re_ G. Fox’s imprisonment, i. 487.

*CHEVERS, SARAH, imprisoned in the Inquisition at Malta with Katherine Evans, and released, i. _524_, 526.

CHICHESTER, i. 260.

China, Friends attempt to reach, i. 517.

CHISWICK, ii. 472; Friends’ school here, ii. 434.

CHOLESBURY, ii. 319.

CHORLEYWOOD, ii. 319.

CHOWAN RIVER, ii. 184. _See_ MACOCOMOCOCK RIVER.

CHRISTIANA RIVER, ii. 177.

CIRENCESTER, i. 335, ii. 318.

CLAUS, JACOB, accompanies Friends to Friesland as interpreter, ii. 400.

CLAUS, JOHN, of Amsterdam, interpreter, ii. 267, 274, 401, 402; accompanies G. Fox and others in Holland, ii. 273, 275, 276, 284; visits a Baptist teacher, ii. 278; letters from G. Fox, ii. 326, 483; his father-in-law’s home at Embden visited, ii. 276, 281.

CLAWSON, i. 29; mentioned, i. 194.

CLAYPOLE, JAMES, of London, remarkable recovery from illness, ii. 377.

*CLAYPOLE, LADY, written to, i. _432_.

CLAYTON, ANNE, convinced at Swarthmore, ii. 513.

CLEVELAND, i. 84, 415, ii. 83; Friends of, i. 84, ii. 258.

CLIFFS, THE, ii. 195; general meeting held here, ii. 164; and monthly meetings, ii. 164, 190; another meeting held, attended by people of upper rank, ii. 183.

CLOSTERSEVEN, ii. 276.

COALE, HEZEKIAH, of Winterbourne, visited, ii. 317.

*COALE, WM., of Maryland, people of quality attend meeting at his house, ii. _182_.

COBB, ——, Ranter, visits G. Fox at Charing Cross, i. 212.

COBB, SIR FRANCIS, visits G. Fox in Scarborough Castle, ii. 58; asked to assist in G. Fox’s release, ii. 66.

COCK, ——, offers G. Fox tobacco at Kendal, i. 116.

COCKAN, meeting here where G. Fox was threatened with a pistol, i. 134.

COCKERMOUTH, notable meetings in steeplehouses here, i. 161, 163, ii. 515.

COGGESHALL, meeting of 2,000 people, i. 231; priest convinced near, i. 518.

COLBURN, CAPTAIN, justice, of Maryland, visited, ii. 191.

*COLCHESTER, i. 232, 518, ii. 265, 313, 314, 397, 398, 403; mentioned, i. 172, _173_, ii. 313. _See_ FURLY, BENJ.; TALLCOAT, WM.

COLE, ——, of Chattan, assists a convinced Independent preacher, i. 252; large meeting at his house, i. 252.

COLLUMPTON, i. 328, ii. 10, 12.

COMMITTEE OF SAFETY, i. 438, 443, 450, 498, ii. 251.

COMMON-PRAYER-MEN, meeting of, attended by G. Fox, i. 25; mentioned, i. 95, ii. 116.

CONEY ISLAND, ii. 174.

Connecticut, ii. 171.

*CONWAY, LADY, visited at Ragley, ii. _319_.

COOPER, EDWARD, of Northampton, accompanies G. Fox, ii. 260.

CORBET, THOMAS, counsellor, of London, successfully defends G. Fox, ii. 229.

CORK, ridden through despite the mayor’s four warrants, ii. 109.

CORNWALL, i. 265, 458, ii. 6, 9, 10, 94, 516; Truth spreads in, i. 285, 301, 359, 461, ii. 4; mentioned, i. 326, ii. 79, 91, 205, 207, 209; G. Fox’s imprisonment in, i. 265-322, 476, ii. 4, 516; wreckers written to, i. 458.

CORSHAM [CAUSHAM], ii. 317.

COSSALL, ii. 233; girl reported well in answer to G. Fox’s prayer, ii. 233.

COSSALI [COLESHILL], ii. 207.

*Costrop, Richard, moved to go towards China, dies on shipboard, i. _505_, 517, 518.

Cotton, Arthur [of Plymouth and Colchester], assists Friends, prisoners on board ship, ii. 68.

COUNTERSIDE, ii. 256.

COVELL, RICHARD, his ship captured by the Dutch, ii. 195.

COVENTRY, i. 5, 6, 7, 47, 256; mentioned, ii. 391.

CRADOCK, DR., priest, of Coventry, visited, i. 6; disputes with G. Fox in Scarboro' Castle, ii. 63.

CRANBROOK, i. 227, 229, ii. 2.

CRANES ISLAND, ii. 180.

CRANSWICK, i. 81, 95.

CRASTON, THOMAS, justice, written to at Carlisle, i. 174.

CRAVEN, ROBERT, ex-sheriff of Lincoln, follows G. Fox to London,