Index of Gardiner's History of England

High Commission, Court of,

• established by Elizabeth,
• powers of,
• cases of Ladd and Maunsell in,
• Fuller's attack on,
• Fuller imprisoned by,
• the judges abandon Fuller to be punished by,
• enters on a dispute with the judges on Chauncey's case,
• new commission issued for,
• Coke's opposition to,
• proceedings against unlicensed books in,
• degradation of Leighton by,
• cases of Bernard and Alington in,
• protection given to injured wives by,
• attempts to suppress Antinomianism,
• a congregation of Separatists brought before,
• case of Vicars in,
• sentence pronounced on Lady Eleanor Davies by,
• submission of Chauncey in,
• sentence of Ward in,
• gentlemen cited before,
• case of Lady Purbeck in,
• testimony to its character borne by the Act Books of,
• attack by a mob on,
• no opposition in the Commons to a Bill for the abolition of,
• abolition of,