e works of, i. 63-65.

TIMON of Philius, his parodies of Homer, ii. 455.

TICHBOURNE, Chidiock, concerned in Babington's conspiracy, ii. 171;
his address to the populace at his execution, 176; his letter to his
wife, 177; verses composed by him the night before his execution,
178.

TITLES, origins of, and anecdotes concerning, i. 155; book of,
published in Spain, ib.; Selden's _Titles of Honour_, ib.; of books,
288-292.

TOLERATION, practised by the Romans, and inculcated by Mahomet, iii.
245; caution used in publishing works on, ib.; early English
advocates of, 246, and note; in Holland, ib.; facts illustrative
of the history of, 247, 248; condemned by all parties, 249-253;
opinions of an English clergyman on, 252.

TOM O' BEDLAMS, account of, ii. 311-314, and notes; songs of, 315-317.

TORTURE, Felton threatened with, ii. 376; its frequent use in
England, ib.

TORQUEMADA, first Spanish inquisitor, in fourteen years persecuted
80,000 individuals, i. 166.

TOWNLEY, Zouch, his poem on Felton, ii. 378; collection of antique
marbles formed by his descendant Charles Townley, purchased for the
British Museum, ib., note.

TRAITORS, barbarous mode of execution of, in Queen Elizabeth's time,
ii. 175, and note.

TREASURES in hills, iii. 295, note.

TREVOUX.--See DICTIONARY.

TROUBADORS, their poems and their loves, i. 444.

TRUSLER, Doctor, first vendor of printed sermons imitating manuscript,
i. 400.

TURNER, Doctor, a violent opposition leader in the second Parliament
of Charles I., iii. 451; an agent of the opposition in Parliament
against the measures of Charles I., 466; a disappointed courtier,
467, note.

TURKISH SPY, the, i. 377; John Paul Marana, the author of, 378.

URBAN the Eighth, instances of his poetic sensibility, i. 456.

USURERS of the 17th century, notice of the practices of, ii. 158-170.

USURY, contrary opinions on, ii. 174, 175.

UTOPIA, Sir Thomas More's, missionaries proposed to be sent to, i. 320.

VACCINATION, strange dread of, ii. 317.

VALLANCEY'S Collectanea, curious error in, i. 326, note.

VANBRUGH, the architect of Blenheim, got a power from Lord Godolphin
to contract in the Duke of Marlborough's name, iii. 104; produces
the power, 106; his depositions, ib.; attempt of the Duchess of
Marlborough to charge the debts of Blenheim on, 108; cond