Garnet, Father Henry, S.J., proclaimed as a principal conspirator, 5; his capture, 7, 166; lack of evidence, 7; trial and execution, _ibid_.; his account of the conspirators' proceedings, 208; his evidence against Catesby, 157; on the accession of James, 29 _note_.
Gerard, Father John, S.J., proclaimed as a principal conspirator, 5; exonerated by historians, 237; his history of the Plot, 205; his experiences in the Tower, 202; on the persecution of Catholics, 32; opinion of the "discovery," 49; and of the official narrative, 129; on the death of Percy and Catesby, 156 _note_.
Goodman, Godfrey, Bishop of Gloucester, on the origin of the Conspiracy, 44; on the king's promises to Catholics, 29 _note_; on the persecution of Catholics, 32; on the "discovery," 134 _note_; on the death of Whynniard, 92 _note_; on Percy's intercourse with Cecil, 151; on the death of Percy and Catesby, 154; his religious views, 145 _note_.
Grant, John, 37. _See also_ Conspirators.
Green, Mrs. Everett, wrongly describes Owen as a Jesuit, 185 _note_.
Green, John Richard (_History of the English People_), 30.
Greenway, _alias_ Tesimond, Father Oswald, S.J., proclaimed as a principal conspirator, 5; Bates' alleged evidence against him, 178-183; his history of the Plot, 206; opinion of the official narrative, 134; on the effects of an explosion, 133; on government despatches concerning Percy, 155; his visit to the rebels at Huddington, 206 _note_; fables respecting him, 264.
Gregory, Arthur, a forger employed by government, 203.
Grene, Father Martin, S.J., notes on the Plot, 45.
Gunpowder, amount procured by the conspirators, 78; difficulties concerning it, 132 _seq._
Hagley Hall, R. Winter and S. Littleton captured there, 4.
Hallam, Henry (_Constitutional History_), repudiates imputations against the government, 18; on Father Garnet's capture, _ibid_., _note_; on King James's title to the crown, 34.
Hawarde, John (_Les Reportes del Cases in Camera Stellata_), 165 _note_.
Heiwood, or Heywood, Peter, 139 _note_, 258.
Hendlip House (Thomas Abbington's), the scene of Father Garnet's capture, 18 _note_, 166 _note_.
Henry, Prince of Wales, anticipations concerning him, 33; the conspirators' plans in his regard, 80, 81, 176.