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428 YORK.
Hussey, Lord, 253
the Crown, 270; account of
HUTTON, Matthew, Archbishop,
its situation, ib.; Abbot of,
previously Dean of executed, 267
York, 348 ; his feuds with John VI., Pope, 78 XIII.,
;
Archbishop Sandys, 363, Pope, 99
364 ; his character, 366 ; his John, King, 139, 140, 141
Justus, Archbishop of Canterbury,
death, 369 ; leaves large
estates behind him, ib.
14, 22,
38
Ida, the Flame-bearer, 9
Idle, river, battle on banks of,
Institution of a Christian man,
28s
lona, monastery of, 27, 2S,
29, 30, 37
Isles, John, Bishopof the, 211
Italy, influx of youths into, for
sake of study, 222
J-
James, the Chantor, the Deacon,
carries on Paulinus"
work in Richmondshire, 26,
27. 39
lames I., accession of, 367 ;
constitutes dean and prebendaries
at Ripon, ib., 36S;
requi res con form i ty toLit u rgy
from all his subjects, 367
James II., accession of, 401 ;
issues declaration for liberty
of conscience, ib. ; its reception
by Dean and Chapter
of York, ib.; issues a second
declaration, to be read in all
the churches, ib., 402; his
contest with the bishops, and
iheircommittal to theTower,
402, 403
; leaves his kingdom,
403
Jarrow, 115
Jervaulx, abbey of,
forfeited to
K.
Kathekine of Arragon,
Queen, 235 cited to appear
;
before Cranraer at Dunstable,
240 ; her marriage
declared void, 241
Ke.mi', Arclibishop, 200
Kcnred, 79
Kent, Christianity planted in,
13. 46
Kentwin, 69, 72
Kepier, hospital of, 157
Ker, of Farnihurst, 345
Kettlewell, John, notice of, 406
Kilham, 119
KiNsius, Archbishop, loi ;
builder of tower at IJeverley,
ib. ;
benefactor to Southwell,
ib.
Kirkhain Abbey, 127
Kitchen, Bishop of Llandaff,
took oath of supremacy to
Elizabeth, 334
Knaresburgh, council held at,
80
Kyniberga, 39, 42
L.^KE, canon residentiary of
York, attacked by mob, 398
reason of it, ib.
Lambert, a sacramentary, 283
Lamplugh, Archbishop, nominated
by James II., 403 ;
swore allegiance to William