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Contents of: Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of London (1885-1985) Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland (1986-2012)

Vol I 1885-1886

By-Laws 1

Session of 1885

INAUGURAL MEETING, 15 April 1885 8

SECOND, ORDINARY MEETING, 13 May 1885 16

THE REGISTERS OF THE FRENCH AND WALLOON CHURCHES ESTABLISHED IN ENGLAND, and other sources of Huguenot knowledge, with some suggestions for the editing and publication of the same. BY W J C MOENS, Member of Council. 17

FIRST ANNUAL MEETING, 10 June, 1885. 60

Session of 1885-6

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 11 Nov., 1885. 69

Report of the Council on the CELEBRATIONS AT BETHNAL GREEN CHURCH, AND AT THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, OF THE BI-CENTENARY OF THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES. 72

JEHOVAH-JIREH - THE LORD WILL PROVIDE; a sermon preached by the REV. JOHN GRAVES, MA. 73

THE BEARING OF THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES ON THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION OF 1688. By the HON. and REV. CANON FREMANTLE. 79

THE FLIGHT OF THE HUGUENOTS. By EDWARD ERNEST STRIDE, Member of Council 83

A HUGUENOT RELIC : A description of an ivory box, bearing on its lid the arms of Charles de Nocé and Marguerite de Rambouillet. By LIEUT.-GENERAL F. P. LAYARD, Member of Council 92

LES EGLISES FRANCAISES DE LONDRES APRES LA REVOCATION. By M. le BARON FERNAND DE SCHICKLER, President de la Societe de l'histoire du Protestantisme Français. 95

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 13 Jan, 1886. 116

GENEVA, THE PROTESTANT CITY OF REFUGE. By William Westall 117

REFUGEE INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CATHEDRAL AND CHURCHES OF CANTERBURY. By S. W. KERSHAW, F.S.A Member of the Council. 123

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOME WORKS RELATING TO HUGUENOT REFUGEES, whence they came and where they settled. By EDWARD ERNEST STRIDE, Member of Council. 130

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 17 March, 1886. 173

THE FIELD PREACHINGS AT ANTWERP IN 1566, with some account of the erection of Protestant Temples in that City. By G. H. OVEREND, Assistant Secretary. 174

NOTES ON THE BEGINNING OF THE REFORMATION AT ANTWERP AND THE FIELD PREACHINGS THERE. By. W. J. C. MOENS, F.S.A., Member of Council 197

FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING, 12 May, 1886. 205

THE TRUE STORY OF THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW. By HUBERT G. R. READE. 206

THE HUGUENOTS AT WANDSWORTH, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, AND THEIR BURIAL GROUND AT MOUNT NOD. By JOHN TRAVISS SQUIRE. 229 Appendix. - Inscriptions upon the Tombstones at Mount Nod. 261 Notes upon the Wills, &c. of the persons named in these Inscriptions. 293

APPENDICES NOTICES OF BOOKS, &c. 150

THE ROYAL BOUNTY. - PETITION OF THE FRENCH MINISTERS TO WILLIAM III. 163

PRESENTATIONS TO THE LIBRARY OF THE SOCIETY. 167

NOTES AND QUERIES. 168

CHANSON NOUVELLE touchant la Mémorable Victoire obtenue par les Hollandois et Zellandois contre l'Armee Navalle du Roy d'Espagne aux Costes d'Angleterre, l'An, 1639; par Isaye de Lobeau. Communicated by COLONEL SIR EDMUND F. DU CANE, R.E., K.C.B., Vice-President. 313

THE ROYAL BOUNTY. 324

FRENCH NAMES IN THE REGISTERS OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH DUBLIN. Communicated by MISS FLORENCE LAYARD. 329

NOTICES OF BOOKS, &c. 339

NOTES AND QUERIES 346

Vol II 1887 -1888.

MINUTES

SESSION OF 1886-7

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, November 10, 1886 iii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, January 12, 1887 xiv.

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, March 9, 1887 xxi.

FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING, May 11, 1887 xxv.

THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, June 8, 1887 xxxi.

SUMMER CONFERENCE at Canterbury and Sandwich, July 9-11, 1887 lxi.

SESSION OF 1887-8

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, November 9, 1887 lxxxi.

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, January 11, 1888 lxxxiii.

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, March 14, 1888 lxxxiv.

FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING, May 9, 1888 xci.

FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING, June 13, 1888 xciv.

SUMMER CONFERENCE at, Norwich, July 24 & 25, 1888 cxx.

Appendix

Papers

THE WALLOON CHURCH FESTIVAL AT HAARLEM. By REGINALD S. FABER, M.A., Honorary Secretary 3

CHEVALLEAU DE BOISRAGON. By LIEUT.-GENERAL F. P. LAYARD 7

STORY OF JOHN PERIGAL OF DIEPPE. Communicated by FREDERICK PERIGAL 14

THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW, illustrated from State Papers in the Archives of Venice. By SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B., President 43

THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES, illustrated from State Papers in the Archives of Venice. By SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.O.B., President. 117

CLAUDE COLLART DE VERZY. By CHARLES DELGOBE, Honorary Fellow. 154

A SKETCH OF THE DUPUIS FAMILY. By A. BULLOCK-WEBSTER 162

HUGUENOTS IN SCOTLAND. By the REV. A. W. CORNELIUS HALLEN, F.S.A., Scot. 166

FOREIGN SETTLERS AT COLCHESTER AND HALSTEAD. By W.J. HARDY, F.S.A. 182

THE FOREIGN ELEMENT IN THE PARISHES OF ST. PETER AND HOLY CROSS, CANTERBURY, 1575-1684. By J. MEADOWS COWPER, F.R.HIST.S 197

NOTES ON THE DUTCH, WALLOONS, AND HUGUENOTS AT SANDWICH IN THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES. By THOMAS DORMAN 205

HUGUENOTS IN THE ISLE OF AXHOLME. By the REV. H. G. B. LE MOINE 265

THE FIRST THIRTY YEARS OF THE FOREIGN SETTLEMENT IN AXHOLME, 1626-1656. By G. H. OVEREND, F.S.A., Assistant Secretary 281

SIR THEODORE DE MAYERNE. By LIEUT.GENERAL F. P. LAYARD 332

NOTES ON HUGUENOTS IN PORTUGAL. By WILLIAM PAGE, F.S.A 340

HISTORY OF A CEVENOL FAMILY. By FRANCIS P. DE LABILLIERE 352

FOREIGN REFUGEES AT RYE. By W. J. HARDY, F.S.A 406, 567

ISAAC MINET'S NARRATIVE. Communicated by WILLIAM MINET, M.A., F.S.A 428

THE LAST OF THE HUGUENOT CHURCHES. By WILLIAM MORRIS BEAUFORT 491

SKETCH OF THE COMMERCIAL HISTORY OF NORWICH TILL THE INTRODUCTION OF THE FOREIGN REFUGEES IN THE TIME OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. By the REV. W. HUDSON, Honorary Secretary of the Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society 519

THE DIOCESE AND CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF NORWICH. By W. T. BENSLY, LL.D., Deputy-Registrar of the Diocese 525

SERMON PREACHED IN NORWICH CATHEDRAL ON THE OCCASION OF THE VISIT OF THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF LONDON TO NORWICH, JULY 24, 1888. By the REV. J. L. LE PELLEY, Vicar of Ringland 534

THE HISTORY OF ST. ANDREW'S HALL, NORWICH. By the VEN. ARCHDEACON PEROWNE 541

THE FRENCH CHURCH, OR ST. MARY THE LITTLE, NORWICH. By the REV. W. F. CREENY, M.A., F.S.A. 548

ON THE CONNECTION OF THE FRENCH CHURCH AT NORWICH WITH THE FRENCH HOSPITAL IN LONDON. By ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, Vice-President 557

NOTES AND QUERIES.

THE DE SOUCHE, OR DE ZOUCHE, FAMILY. Communicated by JOHN JAMES DE ZOUCHE MARSHALL, L.R.C.S.I. 107

LA PRIERE DE DAVID BOSANQUET. Communicated by CLARA MEYER 112

ACCOUNT OF THE MURDER OF ADMIRAL DE COLIGNY, from the Archives of Simancas. Communicated by SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B., President 241

ORIGIN OF THE WORD 'HUGUENOT.' Communicated by SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B., President 249

THE RECALL OF THE HUGUENOTS TO FRANCE IN 1685-6: Two Important State Papers 446

A BRIEF 'RELATION' OF 'PASTOR GILBERT PRIMROSE'S LIFE: written by himself in 1626 450

THE SPITALFIELDS MANUFACTURERS AND THE YOUNG PRETENDER 453

DISCIPLINE OF THE FRENCH CHURCH OF LONDON, 1578. Communicated by W. J. C. MOENS, F.S.A., Vice-President 456

THE WESTMINSTER FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL 464

SIR THEODORE DE MAYERNE. Communicated by FLORENCE LAYARD 588

MISCELLANEA 251, 474

QUERIES 262, 487

NOTICES OF BOOKS 469

Illustrations

GROUND PLAN OF THE FRENCH CHURCH OF NORWICH to face page 555

Vol III 1888 -1891.

SESSION OF 1888-9.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1888, November 14 iii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1889, January 9 v

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1889, March 13 vi

FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING 1889, May 8 ix

FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING 1889, June 20 x

SUMMER CONFERENCE at Southampton and Winchester, 1889, July 19 & 20 xlvii

SESSION OF 1889-90

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1889, November 13 lxiii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1890, January 8 lxv

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1890, February 10 lxxi

FOURTH ORDINARY MEETING 1890, March 12 lxxii

SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING 1890, May 14 lxxii

SUMMER CONFERENCE at Bristol, 1890, July 18 & 19 civ

SESSION OF 1890-1

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1890, November 12 cxvii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1891, January 14 cxviii

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1891, March 11 cxix

SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1891, May 13 cxx

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Appendix

PAPERS

THE HUGUENOT SETTLEMENT AT PORT ARLINGTON. By the REV. CANON JAMES FLOYD, LL.D 3

THE HUGUENOTS IN NORTH BRITAIN. By FLORENCE LAYARD 24

DOMUS DEI; OR THE HOSPITAL OF ST. JULIAN, SOUTHAMPTON. By the REV. J. ASTON WHITLOCK, M.A 42

THE WALLOON SETTLEMENT AND THE FRENCH CHURCH AT SOUTHAMPTON. By W. J. C. MOENS, F.S.A., Vice-President 53

THE HOSPITAL OF ST. CROSS, WINCHESTER. By the REV. CANON HUMBERT, M.A. 77 STRANGERS AT DOVER. By G. H. OVEREND, F.S.A., Assistant-Secretary PART I., 1558-1644 91 PART II., 1644-1661 286

THE CARDINAL OF CHATILLON IN ENGLAND, 1568-1571. By ERNEST G. ATKINSON 172

NOTES ON BRISTOL HUGUENOTS. By JOHN TAYLOR, City Librarian, Bristol 357

THE SIEGE OF OSTEND; OR THE NEW TROY. 1601-1604. By EDWARD BELLEROCHE 427

A FAMILY OF MODELLERS IN WAX. By MARY H. GOSSET 540

NOTES AND QUERIES

THE CORRESPONDENCE OF MADAME DU NOYER 331

THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW 332

HUGUENOT MEMORIAL WINDOW AT CANTERBURY 334

FRENCH REFUGEE MINISTERS IN ENGLAND IN 1692 336

A CHANCERY SUIT AGAINST THE FRENCH HOSPITAL 340

AN ENGLISH PENSION PAID TO JACQUES SAURIN 343

A HUGUENOT PRISONER AT PLYMOUTH 344

JOHN VERNEUIL 375

MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW 378

GENEALOGICAL MEMORANDA RELATING TO THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF DE VANTIER. Communicated by HENRY PEET 381

THE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF GLASSHOUSE STREET, LEICESTER FIELDS, LE TABERNACLE, AND RYDER'S COURT, By J. W. DE GRAVE 386

THE CHURCHES, CHAPELS, SCHOOLS, AND OTHER CHARITABLE FOUNDATONS OF THE FOREIGN PROTESTANTS OF LONDON IN 1739 569

THE FRENCH CHURCHES OF BLACK EAGLE STREET, L'HOPITAL OR LONG HEDGE FIELD, AND OF CHURCH STREET OR BRICK LANE, SPITALFIELDS 574

'LA PATENTE' CHAPEL, SOHO 577

THE ENGLISH PENSION TO THE VAUDOIS 583

REFUGEES IN DENMARK. Communicated by CHARLES DELGOBE 585

MISCELLANEA. The French Church of Threadneedle Street. A Huguenot Epitaph at Port Royal. Sir John Ligonier. The Pilgrimage of Grace. The White Paper Makers' Company. Huguenots at Brailsford. The French Protestant School of Westminster, Bloomsbury Street, W.C. Obituary. Publications of Foreign Societies. The lost Register of the French Church of Lisburn, Ireland. The Norwich Register. The Huguenot Garland. Bréon, Calas, and Klingender Families. Siege of Ostend, 1601-1604. The French Church of Bristol 346-354

The Huguenot Society of Germany. Mr. Griffin, Minister. Origin of the name 'Huguenot.' Huguenots at Bristol. Proposed Monument to Henri Arnaud. The Society's Publications 417-423

General F. P. Layard. Origin of the word Huguenot. Publications. Dr Francis Brine, an Italian refugee in England, temp. Elizabeth. John Verneuil and the Bodleian Library. The Rev. Mr. Rondeau (or Roundo). French Settlement at Rye. Ravenel Family. Sorel Family 588-593

Illustrations PLAN OF OSTEND facing page 427

ENGRAVING OF THE TOMB OF SIR FRANCIS AND SIR HORACE VERE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY facing page 525

PLATE SHOWING MEDALS STRUCK TO COMMEMORATE THE SIEGE OF OSTEND facing page 526

PORTRAIT OF ISAAC GOSSET page 540

PEDIGREES OF THE GOSSET FAMILY facing page 568

Vol IV 1891-1893

Minutes.

SESSION OF 1891-2

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1891, November 11 iii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1892, January 13 iv

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1892, March 9 v

EIGHTH ANNUAL ORDINARY MEETING 1892, May 11 vi

SUMMER CONFERENCE at Colchester 1892, July 21 & 22 xx

SESSION OF 1892-3

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1892, November 9 xxvii

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1893, January 11 xxviii

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1893, March 8 xxix

NINTH ANNUAL MEETING 1893. May 11 xxx

SESSION OF 1893-4

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1893, November 8 xlv

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Appendix. PAPERS, &c

QUELQUES NOTES SUR LES REFORMES FLAMANDS ET WALLONS DU XVIeme SIECLE REFUGIES EN ANGLETERRE. Par CHARLES A. RAHLENBECK, Secretaire de la Societe d'Histoire de Belgique 22

A SKETCH OF THE EARLY HISTORY OF COLCHESTER. By JEREMY LAVER, F.S.A 45

MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD IN ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, COLCHESTER, JULY 22, 1892 53

INCIDENTS OF HUGUENOT HISTORY IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE. By F. P. DE LABILLIERE 65

THE FOURTH FOREIGN CHURCH OF DOVER, 1685-1731. By WILLIAM MINET, M.A., F.S.A 93

THE DUC DE ROHAN'S RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIC OF VENICE, 1630-1637. By the Right Hon. SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B.,PRESIDENT. 218

HENRI, DUC DE ROHAN. By FLORENCE L. LAYARD. 275

HUGUENOT COMMANDERS. By T. MILLER MAGUIRE, LL. D. 309

RECORDS OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL founded by Huguenot Refugees, 1747. By W. M. BEAUFORT, Secretary to the Institution. 355

NOTES AND QUERIES.

HENRY IV AND MARGARET OF NAVARRE 77

ENGLISH REFUGEES IN GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND. 86

HISTORICAL PORTRAITS IN THE MAGNIAC COLLECTION. 91

THE FOUNDATION OF THE STRANGERS' CHURCH IN LONDON IN 1550, with some remarks upon its earlier title 330

THE VAUDOIS SETTLEMENTS IN GERMANY. 334

HUGUENOT PRISONERS AT DOVER. 340

PENSIONS PAID TO HUGUENOTS. 342

THE FRENCH CHURCH OF WAPPING. 344

NATURALIZATION IN GUERNSEY. 347

NOTES ON HACKNEY CHURCHYARD and some of its Refugee Monuments 467

MISCELLANEA.-

Madame Benine d'Orignac. Will of Jean Perochon, of St. Helier's, Jersey, a Protestant refugee from Poitou. The number of the foreign religious refugees in England temp. Elizabeth. French Church at Plymouth. French Church at Exeter. The Martyrs of Meaux, 1546. Families of Damyon; Esquerelle, Esquirol, Squirl, Homans; Jecks; Pontier; d'Urte; Nepveu ; de Giberne ; Vergette. Family of Pierre. 349-354

ILLUSTRATIONS

PORTRAIT OF ISAAC MINET. facing page 93

THE OLD CUSTOM HOUSE, DOVER,-'the New Buildings' in which the Third and Fourth Foreign Churches in that town assembled. facing page 101

FACSIMILE OF A 'RECONNAISANCE' taken from the register of such documents kept by the Fourth Foreign Church of Dover. facing page 201

PORTRAIT OF HENRI, MARQUIS DE RUVIGNY, EARL OF GALWAY. facing page 324

PORTRAIT OF FIELD MARSHAL LORD LIGONIER. facing page 326

EDWARD VI. GRANTING THE LETTERS PATENT FOUNDING THE STRANGERS' CHURCH IN LONDON TO JOHN A LASCO. facing page 330

Vol V 1894-1896

Minutes

SESSION OF 1893-4.

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1894, January 10 iii

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1894, March 14 iv

TENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1894, May 9 v

SESSION OF 1894-5.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1894, November 14 xix

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1895, January 9 xxi

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1895, March 13 xxii

ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1895, May 8 xxiii

CONVERSAZIONE in London 1895, May 22 xxxiii

SESSION OF 1895-6.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1895, November 13 xxxix

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1896, January 8 xli

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1896, March 11 xlii

TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING 1896, May 13 xliii

SUMMER CONFERENCE at Rye and Winchelsea 1896, July 17 xlviii

SESSION OF 1896-7.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1896, November 11 li

Obituary Notice of the RT. HON. SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B., D.C.L., First President of the Society xiii

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Appendix

PAPERS and other Communications

THE FOURTEEN OF MEAUX ; by HERBERT M. BOWER, M.A., Barrister-at-Law 1

NOTES ON THE REGISTER OF THE WALLOON CHURCH OF SOUTHAMPTON, and on THE CHURCHES OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS; by .J. W. DE GRAVE 125

THE HUGUENOT SETTLEMENT AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE; by CAPT W. H. HINDE, R. E. 205

NOTES ON HUGUENOT FAMILIES AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE; by C. C. DE VILLIERS 222

A REFUGEE PASTEUR AT THE REVOCATION - JACOB DE ROUFFIGNAC AND HIS DESCENDANTS; by J. W. DE GRAVE 251

LOUDUN SOUS LA CROIX; by IDA H. LAYARD 311

THE RELIEF OF THE POOR MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CHURCHES IN ENGLAND; by W. J. C. MOENS, F.S.A., Vice President 321

THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND THE RELIEF OF PROTESTANT REFUGEES; by WILLIAM A. SHAW M.A 343

NOTES ON THE COMMUNION CUPS OF THE DUTCH CHURCH AT NORWICH; by WILLIAM MINET, M.A., F.S.A. 443

LA COLONIE HUGUENOTTE DE FRIEDRICHSDORF; par CHARLES FREDERIC ROUSSELET 455

NOTES AND QUERIES.

AN EMIGRATION OF HUGUENOTS TO SOUTH CAROLINA IN 1764 179

JAMES I AND THE CULTIVATION OF VINES 187

ALIENS AT KING'S LYNN IN 1571 188

THE SEIZURE OF A HUGUENOT BY THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT CONSTANTINOPLE 191

QUEEN ELIZABETH'S FRENCH TUTOR 194

THE FRENCH CHURCH OF WAPPING 195

COLONEL FRANCIS BAULDOUIN 198

THE ENGLISH PENSIONS TO THE VAUDOIS 199

ALIENS AT GREAT YARMOUTH IN 1571 289

THE LETTERS PATENT ISSUED BY JAMES II FOR THE FOUNDATION OF THE FRENCH CHURCH IN JEWIN STREET, LONDON, with remarks upon similar licences issued by him. 297

THE EDWARDES SQUARE SETTLEMENT 424

HUGUENOTS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS 425

THE FAMILY OF LA CHEVALLERIE 428

NOTES UPON THE COMMUNION PLATE LATELY PRESENTED TO THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON 431

MISCELLANEA. –

Services in the Parish Church of St. Helier, Jersey. Flemish Refugees at Rye. The French Church of Ipswich. The Heart of Admiral Duquesne. Lucas D'Heere. James Abbadie. Family of Porcher 200·203

Elias Rebotier. Foreign Protestant Refugees at Rye. A complaint against foreigners residing at Spitalfields. Foreign prisoners of war. The French Hospital, London, A. D. 1668. A hitherto unknown French Church at Exeter. Families of Lacoste and Duluc. French Protestants at Windsor 303-310

M. Aimé Louis Herminjard of Lausanne. Name of Joubert. The Huguenot Masonic Lodge, No. 2140. The Huguenot Cemetery at Wandsworth. A Home in Paris 441

Illustrations

FACSIMILE (reduced) OF A PAGE IN CRESPIN'S "ACTIONES ET MONIMENTA MARTYRUM” (1560) facing page 1

PORTRAIT OF GUILLAUME BRICONNET, BISHOP OF MEAUX facing page 18

MEAUX FROM THE EASTWARD (early in the seventeenth century) facing page 62

BRIDGE AND GATEWAY AT MEAUX by which the fourteen Protestants burnt at the stake in 1546 would pass to the place of execution facing page 105

MEAUX IN 1546 (sketch plan) facing page 108

ARMS OF THE FAMILY OF VIVIER 248

Initial letter ' L' with the TOUR CARREE, LOUDUN 311

EGLISE DES CARMES, OR ST. PIERRE DU MARTRAY, LOUDUN facing page 313

SITE OF THE HUGUEOT TEMPLE IN THE RUE VILLECOURT, LOUDUN facing page 315

SITE OF THE HUGUENOT CEMETERY, LOUDUN facing page 316

HUGUENOT COLLEGE, LOUDUN facing page 317

COMMUNION PLATE formerly belonging to the CHURCH OF ALL HALLOWS THE GREAT, THAMES STREET, now in the possession of the FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, LONDON facing page 433

ONE OF THE FOUR COMMUNION CUPS OF THE DUTCH CHURCH OF NORWICH; date between 1565 and 1595; formerly said to have been the work of Peter Peterson of Norwich, and latterly attributed to John and Robert Stone of Haddiscoe, Norfolk, but the maker's name still doubtful Plate 1. following page 454

COMMUNION CUP SAID TO HAVE BELONGED TO A CONGREGATION AT YARMOUTH; date 1637 or 1638; apparently the work of Timothy Skottowe of Norwich Plate II. following page 454

CUP from NORWICH; date apparently 1642; maker possibly Timothy Skottowe of Norwich Plate III. following page 454

CUP of LONDON make; date 1618 Plate IV. following page 454

MARKS upon the Cup represented in Plate II. Plate V. following page 454

MARKS upon the Cup represented in Plate I., & MARKS upon the Cup represented in Plate III Plate VI. following page 454

MAP OF FRIEDRICHSDORF and its environs facing page 459

Pedigrees

Family of MANGIN facing page 88

Family of ROUFFIGNAC facing page 283

Family of DE LA CHEVALLERIE facing page 428

Vol VI 1898-1901

Minutes

SESSION OF 1896-97.

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1897, January 13 1

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1897, March 10 2

THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1897, May 12 3

SESSION OF 1897-98.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1897, November 10 8

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1898, January 12 9

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1898, March 9 10

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1898, May 11 11

SESSION OF 1898-99.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1898, November 2 130

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1899, January 11 131

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1899, March 8 132

FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1899, May 10 133

SESSION OF 1899-1900.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1899, November 8 183

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1900, January 10 184

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1900, March 14 185

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1900, May 9 186

EXCURSION TO CANTERBURY 1900, June 14 & 15 198

SESSION OF 1900-01

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1900, November 14 369

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Papers, &c.

REPORT ON THE COMMEMORATION AT NEW YORK OF THE TERCENTENARY OF THE PROMULGATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES. By ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, F.S.A., V.P. 13

REPORT ON THE UNVEILING OF A HUGUENOT MONUMENT AT NEW ROCHELLE. By E. BELLEROCHE 20

NOTES ON THE EIKON BASILIKE, WITH A REFERENCE TO SOME FRENCH TRANSLATIONS. By the Rev. J. B. MEDLEY 24

THE ORIGIN AND EARLY HISTORY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL (LA PROVIDENCE). By ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, F.S.A., V.P. 39

CHRONICLES OF THE BOISRAGON FAMILY. BY IDA H. LAYARD 81

VERSES ADDRESSED BY ETIENNE LE FANU, SIEUR DE MONDEVILLE, TO UN MILORD D'ANGLETERRE 112

SIR HENRY WILLIAM PEEK, BART., PRESIDENT 126

THE CHURCH AT CALAIS AND ITS POOR FUND, 1660-1681. By WILIAM MINET, F.S,A., V.P 138

EARLY HUGUENOT FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. By WILLIAM CHAPMAN WALLER, F.S.A. 201

A VANISHED CASTLE, OR THE FORTUNES OF THE CHATEAU DE COUTRAS. By IDA H. LAYARD 236

UN CHAPITRE DE L'HISTOIRE DES EGLISES DU REFUGE DE LANGUE FRANCAISE EN ANGLETERRE APRES LA REVOCATION DE L'EDIT DE NANTES. LES DEUX PATENTES. Par M. LE BARON FERNAND DE SCHICKLER 268

THE IRISH PENSIONERS OF WILLIAM III'S HUGUENOT REGIMENTS, 1702. By WILLIAM A. SHAW, LITT.D. 295

CONCERNING THE NAME "HUGUENOT". By PASTOR LIC. DR. TOLLIN 327

A SHORT STORY OF THREE BROTHERS (THE DU FOUSSAT). By IDA H. LAYARD 356

PROJET DE COLONISATION EN IRLANDE PAR LES REFUGIES FRANCAIS, 1692-1699. Par LA BARONNE ALEXANDRE DE CHAMBRIER 370

NOTES AND QUERIES.

THE SOCIETY'S FOUNDER. 172

WILL OF JAMES BAUDOUIN 172

THE FRENCH COLONY OF INNISHANNON 180

MISCELLANEA.-

Families of De Prez, Squeden, Harlé, Lart, Bonneval, La Roux, Say. Huguenots in Bedfordshire 181·182

Illustrations

PORTRAIT OF JACQUES DE GATIGNY facing page 44

PORTRAIT OF HENRI, MARQUIS DE RUVIGNY facing page 54

PORTRAIT OF REV. PHILIPPE MENARD facing page 58 CHATEAU DE SAINT MAIXENT facing page 81

LA CHENAYE ESTATE facing page 92

BOISRAGON FARM facing page 99

BOISRAGON PEDIGREES (3) facing page 110

LE TEMPLE DE CHARENTON facing page 203

WELL AT COUTRAS facing page 236

FACSIMILE OF SIGNATURES (2) facing pages 247-251

BATTLE OF COUTRAS facing page 266

DU FOUSSAT PEDIGREE facing page 368

Vol VII - 1901-1904

SESSION OF 1900-01.

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1901, January 9 1

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1901, March 13 2

SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1901, May 8 3

SESSION OF 1901·02

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1901, November 19 19

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1902. January 8 20

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1902, March 12 21

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING 1902, May 14 22

SESSION OF 1902-03.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1902, November 12 221

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1903, January 14 222

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1903, March 11 223

NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETING AND CONVERSAZIONE, May 13 224

SESSION OF 1903-04.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1903, November 11 227

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1904, January 13 228

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1904, March 9 229

TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING 1904, May 11 299

SESSION OF 1904-05.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1904, November 9 329

Papers.

FOREIGN ARTISTS OF THE REFORMED RELIGION WORKING IN LONDON FROM ABOUT 1560 TO 1660. BY LIONEL CUST, M.V.O., F.S.A. 45

THE SIEGES OF LOURDES DURING THE WARS OF RELIGION. BY IDA H. LAYARD 88

NOTES ON THE CITY OF LONDON RECORDS DEALING WITH THE FRENCH PROTESTANT REFUGEES, ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE TO THE COLLECTION MADE UNDER VARIOUS BRIEFS. BY GEOBGE B. BEEMAN 108

THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL (LA PROVIDENCE), CONTINUED FROM THE DEATH IN 1737 OF PHILIPPE MENARD THE FIRST CHAPLAIN AND SECRETARY, TO 1760, THE END OF THE REIGN OF GEORGE II. BY ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, F.S.A 193

ON MANUSCRIPTS IN THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, CAMBRIDGE, RELATING TO HUGUENOTS AND OTHER REFUGEES. BY ERNEST WORMAN 230

ANNALS OF A QUIET FAMILY. BY J. H. PHILPOT, M.D., M.R.C.P. 253

THE HUGUENOT SETTLEMENTS AND CHURCHES IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. BY CHARLES E. LART 286

THE INFLUENCE EXERTED BY HUGUENOT REFUGEES OF THE SEVENTEENTH AND EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES UPON THE SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE OF ENGLAND. BY ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, F.S.A. 304

LETTRE DE FRANCOIS DE GAULTIER DE ST. BLANCARD 330

THE HUGUENOT HUGUETANS. BY CHARLES DALTON 343

Miscellanea

ADDRESS TO PRESIDENT LOUBET 217

THE WANTY FAMILY 218

A HUGUENOT MEMORIAL AT COLCHESTER 219

IN MEMORIAM, WILLIAM JOHN CHARLES MOENS, F.S.A. 324

NOTE ON THE LAFARGUE FAMILY 356

Illustrations

DRAWING BY LUCAS D'HEERE facing page 45

PORTRAIT OF MARCUS GEERAERTS facing page 52

PORTRAIT OF HUBERT LE SUEUR facing page 77

CHATEAU DE LOURDES facing page 83

CHATEAU DE LOURDES facing page 94

ARMS OF WANTY, WANTIER AND WANTE facing page 218

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF LA FARGUE facing page 281

PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM JOHN CHARLES MOENS, F.S.A. facing page 324

Vol VIII 1905-1908

SESSION OF 1904-05.

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1905, January 11 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1905, March 8 4

TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING 1905, May 10 5

SESSION OF 1905-06.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1905, November 8 143

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1906, January 10 144

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1906, March 14 145

TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING 1906, May 9 147

SESSION OF 1906-07.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1906, November 14 223

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1907, January 9 224

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1907, March 18 225

TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING 1907. May 8 227

SESSION OF 1907-08.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING 1907, November 13 295

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING 1908, January 8 296

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING 1908, March 11 297

TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING 1908. May 18 299

Papers

NOTES ON THE SITES AND HISTORY OF THE FRENCH CHURCHES IN LONDON. By GEORGE B. BEEMAN 13

HUGUENOTS IN THE BASTILLE. By J. H. PHILPOT, M.D, M.R.C.P. 60

THE HUGUENOT CHURCHES OF DUBLIN AND THEIR MINISTERS. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU 87

WILLIAM SEGUIER. FIRST KEEPER OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY. By LIONEL CUST, M.V.O., F.S.A. 157

FRENCHMEN ON THE SEAS. By THOMAS MILLER MAGUIRE, M.A., LL.D. 165

NOTES UPON THE EARLIER HISTORY OF THE MANUFACTURE OF PAPER IN ENGLAND 177

CATHOLICS AND HUGUENOTS IN THE CALAISIS IN 1612. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 237 THE STATE OF FRENCH PROTESTANTS AFTER 1685. By CHARLES E. LART 249

A LOST HISTORY OF THE HUGUENOTS. By J. H. PHILPOT, M.D. 264

EARLY HUGUENOT FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. (AN APPENDIX.) By WILLIAM CHAPMAN WALLER, F.S.A. 280

SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. By SIR WILLIAM J. COLLINS, M.P. 310

SOME ROMILLY NOTES. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 340

JEAN PETITOT. By CYRIL DAVENPORT, V.D., F.S.A. 348

THE FRENCH FAMILY IN FRANCE AND IRELAND, WITH SOME NOTES ON THE CHENEVIX FAMILY. By R. A. AUSTEN LEIGH 356

THE FAMILY OF LIGONIER. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 373

THE WORTHIES ASSOCIATED IN THE ORIGINAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOISLIN TRUST. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 385

Miscellanea.

THE FOURDRINIER FAMILY AND CARDINAL NEWMAN 291, 391

THE HUGUENOT LODGE NO. 2140 292

THE CHENEVIX FAMILY 391

PEDIGREE OF LA CHEVALLERIE 392

Note and Queries

MALLORTIE 393

CROPPENBERGH OR COPPENBURGH 394

Illustrations

PORTRAIT OF ARTHUR GIRAUD BROWNING, F.S.A. facing 305

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF ROMILLY facing 340

PORTRAIT OF SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY facing 346

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE PETITOT FAMILY CONNECTIONS facing 348

PORTRAIT OF PHILIPPE CHENEVIX facing 364

PORTRAIT OF JOHN LOUIS, EARL LIGONIER facing 384

Vol IX 1909-1911

Minutes

SESSION OF 1908-09.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1908, November 11 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1909, January 13 4

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1909, March 10 5

TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1909, May 12 7

SESSION OF 1909-10.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1909, November 10 129

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1910, January 12 130

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1910, March 9 131

TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1910. May 25 132

SESSION OF 1910-1.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1910, November 9 259

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1911, January 11 260

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1911, March 8 261

TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1911. May 10 262

Papers &c

THE HUGUENOTS IN THE TWO AMERICAS. By CHARLES E. LART 19

ALICANTE: MARCH 3, 1709. By E. B. VIGNOLES 46

THE REGIS FAMILY. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 55

DEEDS RELATING TO THE AUFRERE FAMILY. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A. SCOT. 108

PEDIGREE OF DUVAL. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 117

THE FAMILY OF D'AULNIS, SRS. DE LALANDE. By CHARLES E. LART 120

LUTHER OF MYLES, ESSEX. By CHARLES E. LART 121

HISTORY OF THE AUFRERES. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A. SCOT. 145

THE INTRODUCTION OF THE REFORM INTO PROVENCE. By MAURICE WILKINSON, M.A., F.R.HIST.S. 161

THE RENOUARDS OF SANCERRE, WITH NOTES OF HUGUENOT HISTORY IN THE VALLEY OF THE RIVER LOIRE. By MAJOR-GENERAL E. RENOUARD JAMES, R.E. 175

GLEANINGS FROM THE CORRESPONDENCE OF A GREAT HUGUENOT: ELIE BOUHEREAU OF LA ROCHELLE. By CANON NEWPORT J. D. WHITE, D.D., M.R.I.A. 207

NOTES ON THE PEDIGREE OF LAYARD. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 254

PAPAL NUMISMATIC AND PICTORIAL MEMORIALS OF THE MASSACRE OF ST BARTHOLOMEW'S DAY. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A. SCOT. 274 NOTES AND MATERIALS ON RELIGIOUS REFUGEES IN THEIR RELATION TO EDUCATION IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES, 1685. BY PROFESSOR FOSTER WATSON, M.A. 299

THE HUGUENOT REGIMENTS. By CHARLES E. LART 476

THE MS. MEMOIRS OF PETER DE COSNE (1658-1748). By E. B. VIGNOLES 530

NOTES ON THE LIFE AND WORK OF JOHN LEWIS ROGET. By S. R. ROGET 545

IN MEMORIAM - LOUISA THOMAS 564

NOTICES OF BOOKS : I. HENRI DE MIRMAND 567 II. THE MONNET FAMILY 574

A LIST OF PENSIONS TO HUGUENOT OFFICERS IN 1692. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 581

PEDIGREE OF MAJENDIE. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 589

Miscellanea

THE REV. JOHN ROGET 123

THE FAMILY OF D'AULNIS 125

THE FAMILY OF LIGONIER 593

BARON FERNAND DE SCHICKLER 594

Illustrations

PORTRAITS OF MEMBERS OF THE REGIS FAMILY facing 69

CERTIFICATE OF ABJURATION OF HERESY BY JAMES DE LA SARRAZ facing 108

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF DUVAL facing 117

PORTRAITS OF MEMBERS OF THE AUFRERE FAMILY facing 151 & 157

MAP OF THE VALLEY OF THE LOIRE facing 175

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF RENOUARD facing 206

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF LAYARD facing 254

MEDALS OF GREGORY XIII AND CHARLES IX COMMEMORATING THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S DAY facing 280

VASARI'S FRESCOES IN THE VATICAN facing 283 & 285 PORTRAIT OF JOHN LEWIS ROGET facing 545

ARMS OF ROGET 547

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF MAJENDIE facing 589

Vol X 1911-1914

Minutes

SESSION OF 1911-12.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1911, November 8 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1912, January 10 4

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1912, March 13 5

TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1912, May 8 6

SESSION OF 1912-13.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1912, November 13 193

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1913, January 8 194

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1913, March 12 195

TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1913. May 14 196

SESSION OF 1913-14

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1913, November 12 415

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1914, January 14 416

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1914, March 11 417

THIRTIETH ANNUAL MEETING, 1914. May 13 418

Papers &c

THE REAL FENELON. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 21

WHELER'S CHAPEL, ST MARY'S, SPITAL SQUARE. By W.H. MANCHEE 55

DIJON, 1562-1574. By MAURICE WILKINSON, M.A., F.R.HIST.S. 62

THE DE LA BALLE FAMILY OF GUINES. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 98

EPITAPHS IN THE FRENCH NONCONFORMIST CEMETERIES OF PETER STREET AND STEPHEN'S GREEN, DUBLIN. Transcribed by V.E. SMYTH, June 1912 130

THE DIRECTORS OF THE FRENCH HOSPITAL OF LA PROVIDENCE. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 137

THE 'MEMOIRES POUR MES ENFANS' OF MAIRE MOLINIER, BARONESS MONTOLIEU DE ST HIPPOLYTE. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 156

THE LABOUCHERE PEDIGREE. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 176

NOTICES OF BOOKS: I. THE REFORMED CHURCH OF PARIS UNDER HENRI IV 178 II. THE REFORMED CHURCH OF FRANKENTHAL 182

THE FRENCH HIERARCHY AND THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 210

THE FAMILY OF RIOU. By REV P.H. DITCHFIELD, M.A., F.S.A. 236

THE FRENCH CHURCH OF THORPE-LE-SOKEN. By WILLIAM CHAPMAN WALLER, M.A., F.S.A. 265

MEMORIES OF SPITALFIELDS. By W.H. MANCHEE 298

THE CHURCH OF GUINES. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 346

THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF HISTORICAL STUDIES 376

PEDIGREE OF DE VICOSE (OR VICOUSE). By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 386

THE DUROURE FAMILY RECORD. BY HENRY WAGNER. F.S.A. 388

NOTES ON THE REAL LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH, 1643-1715. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 432

STEPHEN DOLET. By W. WYATT-PAINE 451

THE HUGUENOTS IN ULSTER. By ROBERT ALFRED McCALL, K.C. 467

THE PEDIGREE OF ANDRE. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 485

Miscellanea

THE HUGUENOT CEMETERY (MOUNT NOD), WANDSWORTH 184

THE ABBE DE FLORIAN 185

THE DE VILLETTES FAMILY AND THAT OF SELLON 186

FOREIGN PROTESTANTS FOR CAROLINA IN 1679 187

THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND AND COLIGNY 190

CELEBRATION OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S DAY IN ENGLAND 190

A FRENCH PROTESTANT PRISONER OF WAR 409

MIXED MARRIAGES IN ALSACE 410

LABOUCHERE PEDIGREE 411

SUPPLEMENTAL TO 'MEMORIES OF SPITALFIELDS' 491

CHANGES IN FRENCH NAMES 492

THOMAS DELACOURT 493

ISAAC GARNIER 495

Illustrations

MEDAL OF CLEMENT XIV TO COMMEMORATE THE SUPPRESSION OF THE JESUITS, 1773 54

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE FAMILY OF DE LA BALLE OF GUINES facing 128

PORTRAIT OF MARIE (MOLINIER), BARONESS MONTOLIEU DE SAINT HIPPOLYTE facing 156

PORTRAIT OF GENERAL DAVID (MOLINIER), BARON MONTOLIEU DE SAINT HIPPOLYTE facing 158

FOLDING PEDIGREE TO ILLUSTRATE THE 'MEMOIRES POUR MES ENFANS' OF MARIE (MOLINIER), BARONESS MONTOLIEU DE SAINT HIPPOLYTE facing 161

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF LABOUCHÈRE facing 176

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE LABOUCHÈRES OF ENGLAND facing 176

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE LABOUCHÈRES OF HOLLAND facing 176

PORTRAIT OF CAPTAIN EDWAD RIOU, R.N. facing 241

MAP SHOWING SITE OF FRENCH CHURCH, THORPE-LE-SOKEN facing 274

SPITAL SQUARE (TWO VIEWS) facing 308

SPITAL SQUARE NO. 32 AND CHURCH PASSAGE facing 309

THE CANTERBURY WEAVERS' PATTERN BOOK facing 320

REPRODUCTION OF SPITALFIELDS SILK facing 321

THE WEAVERS' FLAG facing 324

SPECIMEN OF FIGURED SILK: PATTERN OF LADY DU CANE'S DRESS facing 325

A SPITALFIELDS WEAVER AT WORK facing 337

THE WEAVER'S SIGN ; THE WEAVER'S WINDOW facing 338

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF DE VICOSE (OR VICOUSE) facing 386

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE ENGLISH BRANCH OF DUROURE facing 399

PORTRAIT OF FRANCIS DUROURE facing 407

MEDALS OF LOUIS XIV TO COMMEMORATE THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES facing 432

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF ANDRÉ facing 485

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF ANDRÉ. THE BRANCH THAT REMAINED IN FRANCE facing 489

Vol XI 1915-1917

Minutes

SESSION OF 1914-15.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1914, November 11 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1915, January 13 4

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1915, March 10 5

THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING, 1915, May 12 6

SESSION OF 1915-16

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1915, November 10 163

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1916, January 12 164

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1916, March 8 165

THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING, 1916. May 10 166

SESSION OF 1916-17

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1916, November 8 311

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1917, January 10 312

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1917, March 14 313

THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING, 1917. May 9 314

Papers &c

EARLY FRENCH REFORMERS AND ECCLESIASTICAL AUTHORITIEIS FOR PERSECUTION. BY CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 25

PROCESSES OF HERESY IN FRANCE IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. BY MAURICE WILKINSON, M.A., F.R.HIST.S 43

MARYLEBONE AND ITS HUGUENOT ASSOCIATIONS. BY W. H. MANCHEE 58

SOME HUGUENOT WILLS. Communicated by E. H. LEFROY 129

SOME ACCOUNT OF THE FRENCH REFUGEE FAMILY OF COURTAULD. BY ROBERT WALKER DIXON. 138

THE PEDIGREE OF GARNAULT. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 149

THE PEDIGREE OF AGACE. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 152

ROME-IN-PROVENCE, AND ITALIAN INFLUENCE ON FRENCH REFORM. BY CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART F.S.A.SCOT. 185

THE WORK OF THEODORE DE BRY AND HIS SONS, ENGRAVERS. By M.S. GIUSEPPI. F.S.A. 204 SOME RECORDS OF THE FAMILY OF DIGUES DE LA TOUCHE. By ANNETTE M. LA TOUCHE 227

NOTES SUR LA FAMILLE AURIOL. Par HENRY D'AURIOL 240

MARYLEBONE AND ITS HUGUENOT ASSOCIATIONS (SUPPLEMENTAL). By W. H. MANCHEE 249

NOTES ON THE AUFRERE FAMILY. Communicated by CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 255

HUGUENOT CLERGY LIST, 1548-1916. Compiled by W.H. MANCHEE 263

THE MONTRESOR PEDIGREE. BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 293

A MISSING DOCUMENT: 'PIUS V, THE HUGUENOTS AND THE RENAISSANCE'. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 330

SOME ILLUSTRATIONS OF PAPAL MEDALS. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 337

DESIDERIUS ERASMUS. By W. WYATT-PAINE, F.S.A. 340

PERSECUTION AND EMPIRE. By A.E. DUCHESNE, B.A., F.R.HIST.S. 360

THE FAMILY OF BLUTTE. BY WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 381

HUGUENOT CLERGY LIST (SUPPLEMENTAL). By W.H. MANCHEE 387

DUTCH, WALLOON AND FLEMISH CLERGY LIST, 1550-1874. By W.H. MANCHEE 400

NOTE CONCERNING THE FAMILY OF LARPENT, SETTLED BETWEEN 1695-1705 IN DENMARK AND NORWAY. By FREDERIC DE HOCHEPIED LARPENT 407

GEORGE DOREE, CITIZEN AND WEAVER OF LONDON, B. 1844, D. 1916, THE MAKER OF KING EDWARD VII'S CORONATION VELVET. By W.H. MANCHEE 410

PEDIGREE OF THE HUGUENOT REFUGEE FAMILIES OF BOULIER DE BEAUREGARD AND GILBERT. By HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 426

Miscellanea

THE FRENCH CHURCH AT THORPE-LE-SOKEN 155

GIGNOUX AND GUIZOT 155

THE ARMS OF BOSANQUET 156

WANDSWORTH FRENCH CHURCH 157

AN ANNUITY ASSIGNED TO THE FRENCH CHURCH OF ST. MARTIN ORGARS, LONDON 157

WILL OF PIERRE DUFOUR 159

JOHN PETER ALLIX 301

THE FRENCH CHURCH OF BRISTOL 302 THE FRENCH CHURCH OF SOUTHAMPTON DURING THE COMMONWEALTH 302

THE FRENCH CHURCH OF WAPPING 303

FOREIGN PENSIONERS IN IRELAND, 1766 306

THE LATE MR JOHN BALCHIN VAILLANT 307

SAMSON OR SAMPSON 308

MARYLEBONE (SUPPLEMENTAL) 434

FRENCH RESIDENTS ON THE BERNERS ESTATE, MARYLEBONE, 1774-1784 435

PAUL AND MARIE-MADELEINE VALLIANT 436

FRENCH PROTESTANTS IN CORK 437

HUGUENOT GRAVEYARDS IN DUBLIN 439

THE DE LA BALLE FAMILY OF GUINES 440

Illustrations

MEDAL OF POPE PAUL II facing 42

THE MAIN STAIRCASE OF THE MANOR HOUSE, MARYLEBONE facing 64

SOUTHERN FRONT OF THE MANOR HOUSE, MARYLEBONE facing 73

THE DE ROBECK MAUSOLEUM : THE TOMB OF JOHN DESCHAMPS facing 76

VIEW OF MARYLEBONE FROM THE BASON facing 82

DETAILS FROM ROQUE'S MAP OF LONDON, 1746, SHOWING THE FRENCH CHURCH, MARYLEBONE. facing 84

THE ROSE OF NORMANDY facing 86

GASSELLIN'S PICTURE OF THE MANOR HOUSE, MARYLEBONE facing 88

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF GARNAULT facing 149

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF AGACE facing 152

MEDAL OF POPE GREGORY XIV facing 203

THEODORE DE BRY facing 204

CARITAS : DESIGN BY TH. DE BRY facing 206

BAPST GEBOT IST WIDER GOT: DESIGN BY TH. DE BRY between 218-19

ORGUEILLE ET FOLLIE : DESIGN BY TH. DE BRY between 218-19

DESIGNS FOR THIMBLES, &C, BY J. TH. DE BRY facing 223

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE FAMILY OF DIGUES DE LA TOUCHE I facing 227

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE FAMILY OF DIGUES DE LA TOUCHE II facing 238 TABLEAU GENEALOGIQUE DES BRANCHES ANGLAISES DES AURIOL facing 248

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE FRENCH REFUGEE FAMILY OF MONTRESOR facing 293

MEDALS OF POPES JULIUS III AND PIUS V facing 337

SEAL OF THE FRENCH CHURCH OF LONDON facing 384

GEORGE DOREE AND HIS LOOM facing 419

CANE-SPREADING MACHINE facing 424

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE HUGUENOT REFUGEE FAMILIES OF BOULIER DE BEAUREGARD AND GILBERT, AND THEIR IMMEDIATE DESCENDANTS facing 426

Vol XII 1917-1923

Minutes

SESSION OF 1917-18.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1917, November 14 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1918, January 9 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1918, March 13 4

THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1918, May 8 4

SESSION OF 1918-19

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1918, November 13 69

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1919, January 8 69

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1919, March 12 70

THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1919, May 14 70

SESSION OF 1919-20

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1919, November 12 145

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1920, January 14 145

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1920, March 10 146

THIRTY-SIX ANNUAL MEETING, 1920, May 12 146

SESSION OF 1920-21

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1920, November 10 227

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1921, January 12 228

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1921, March 9 228

THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1921, May 11 228

SESSION OF 1920-21

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1921, November 9 325

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1922, January 11 325

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1922, March 8 326

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING, 1922, March 8 326

THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1922, May 10 326

SESSION OF 1922-23

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1922, November 8 427

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1923, January 10 427 THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1923, March 14 427

THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING, 1923, May 9 428

Papers, &c.

THE EDITING OF A REGISTER. By WILLIAM MINET F.S.A. 20

THE SWISS AND THE LEAGUE. By MAURICE WILKINSON, M.A. F.R.HIST.S. 35

THE HUGUENOTS UNDER LOUIS XV, 1715-1774. By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 55

ECOLE DE CHARITE FRANCAISE DE WESTMINSTER. By SUSAN MINET 91

'LA TERREUR BLANCHE' By CHARLES POYNTZ STEWART, F.S.A.SCOT. 118

HOGARTH AND HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH THE HUGUENOTS. By W. H. MANCHEE 132

SURVEY OF LANGUEDOC IN 1698 BY LAMOIGNON DE BAVILLE, INTENDANT OF THE TWO GENERALITIES OF TOULOUSE AND MONTPELLIER. BY MAURICE WILKINSON, M.A., F.R.HISTS.S. 166

THE DUTCH AND HUGUENOT SETTLEMENTS OF IPSWICH, BY VINCENT B. REDSTONE, F.R.HISTS.S. 183

THE LAST OF THE VALOIS, By W. WYATT-PAING, F.S.A 205

THE FRENCH REFUGEES AT THE CAPE (A REVIEW). By LT-COL. W.H. HINDE, LATE R.E. 218

ARCHBISHOP MARSH AND THE DISCIPLINE OF THE FRENCH CHURCH OF ST. PATRICK'S DUBLIN, 1694. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 245

THE DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE RELIEF OF FRENCH PROTESTANT REFUGEES, 1693 TO 1718, PRESERVED IN THE RECORDS OFFICE AT THE GUILDHALL, LONDON. Communicated by A. H. THOMAS, M.A., CLERK OF THE RECORDS OF THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. 263

HUGUENOT WAR RECORD, 1914-1919. Edited from the ORIGINAL RETURNS by the REV. WILLIAM GEORGE CAZALET. 288

HUGUENOT LONDON: CHARING CROSS AND ST MARTIN'S LANE. By WILLIAM HENRY MANCHEE 346

THE FAMILY OF REBOTIER. By W. H. WARD, F.S.A. 382

THE REGISTERS OF THE REFORMED CHURCH AT LA ROCHE-BEAUCOURT. By C.E. LART, F.R.HIST.S. 408

NOTES ON THE FAMILY OF BEUZEVILLE. BY W.A. BEUZEVILLE. With a GENEALOGY BY W. MINET, F.S.A. 417 HUMAN DOCUMENTS. NOTES FROM FRENCH PROTESTANT REGISTERS AND OTHER SOURCES. By C.E. LART, F.R.HIST.S. 449

SOME NOTES ON SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY AND ETIENNE DUMONT. By SIR WILLIAM J. COLLINS, K.C.V.O. 461

HUGUENOT WAR RECORD, 1914-1919 (SUPPLEMENTARY) 483

A NOTE ON THE HISTORY AND AIMS OF THE SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS. BY PASTEUR JACQUES PANNIER, DOCTEUR EN THEOLOGIE, DOCTEUR ES LETTRES, SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN 485

Miscellanea

JOHN DE LA FONS AND MARTHA KNIGHT 66

JOHN PALAIRET 66

FRENCH NONCONFORMIST CHURCHES OF DUBLIN 141

PAUL FOURDRINIER 141

ANGLO-BATAVIAN SOCIETY 142

VAILLANT MEMORIAL TABLET IN THE CHAPEL ROYAL, SAVOY 221

THE SILVER OAR AT CORK 222

A RELIC OF THE MASSACRE 321

THE LE BLOND COLOUR PRINTS 322

LAYARD MSS, AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM 322

THE VAILLANT FAMILY 422

THE FRENCH CHURCH, THREADNEEDLE STREET, AND THE ROYAL EXCHANGE 423

PETER FEUILLERADE 423

Vol XIII 1923-1929

Minutes

SESSION OF 1923-24.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1923, November 14 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1924, January 9 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1924, March 12 4

FORTIETH ANNUAL MEETING, 1924, May 14 4

SESSION OF 1924-25

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1924, November 12 81

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1925, January 14 81

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1925, March 11 82

FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1925, May 13 82

SESSION OF 1925-26

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1925, November 11 191

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1926, January 13 191

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1926, March 10 192

FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1926, JUNE 30 192

SESSION OF 1926-27

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1926, November 10 323

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1927, January 12 323

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1927, March 9 324

FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1927, May 11 324

SESSION OF 1927-28

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1927, November 9 435

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1928, January 11 435

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1928, March 14 436

FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1928, May 9 436

SESSION OF 1928-29

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1928, November 14 539

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1928, January 9 539

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1928, March 13 540 FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1929, May 8 540

Papers, &c.

THE HUGUENOTS IN KENT. By SIR ROBERT A. McCALL, K.C.V.O., M.A., LL.D., K.C. 18

HUMAN DOCUMENTS : PROCES CONTRE LES CADAVRES. By CHARLES EDMUND LART, F.R.HIST.S 37

HUGUENOT LONDON : COVENT GARDEN, SAVOY AND THE STRAND. By W.H. MANCHEE 54

HUGUENOT TERCENTENARY CELEBRATIONS IN AMERICA 77

THE HUGUENOTS OF HUNGARY. BY PROF. F.F. ROGET (GENEVA) 98

EAST ANGLIA AND THE HUGUENOT TEXTILE INDUSTRY. By SAMUEL AUGUSTINE COURTAULD. 125

THE PROBLEM OF RELIGIOUS TOLERATION IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FRANCE. By A.J. GRANT, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS 154

UN PASTEUR DE PARIS : P. DU MOULIN (1615-1625). Par JACQUES PANNIER 173

THE WALDENSIAN BIBLE 186

THE HUGUENOT WAR RECORD, 1914-1919 : ADDENDUM 188

SOME TROUBLES OF ARCHBISHOP SANCROFT. By C.R.L. FLETCHER (OXFORD). 209

CALVIN AND HIS FRIENDS. By W.G. CAZALET, D.D. 262

HUMAN DOCUMENTS : SECRET CAUSES OF THE REFORMATION. By C.E. LART, F.R.HIST.S. 273

PEDIGREES OF HUGUENOT FAMILIES AND MATERIALS COMPILED AND COLLECTED BY HENRY WAGNER, F.S.A. 287

PROTESTANT REFUGEES FROM RENNES. Communicated by C.E.LART, F.R.HIST.S 296

OBITUARY : ROBERT WALTER DIXON 315

THE FAMILY OF FAUQUIER. By G. WOODS WOLLASTON, M.V.O, RICHMOND HERALD 340

HUGUENOT SETTLEMENTS IN NORTH AMERICA. By R.A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 356

ECOLE DE CHARITE FRANCAISE DE WESTMINSTER. By SUSAN MINET 374

THE HUGUENOT REGIMENTS : SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES. By W.H. MANCHEE 393

THE FAMILY OF RAMBOUILLET DE LA SABLIERE. BY CAPTAIN C.T. BECKETT, M.C., R.A. 401

THE MINISTERS OF THE CHURCH AT SANDTOFT. BY WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 408

SOME FURTHER NOTES ON THE CHURCHES AT GUINES AND MARCQ. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 411

LOUIS CROMMELIN AND THE IRISH LINEN INDUSTRY 417 MARIE DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD DE CHAMPAGNE AND HER ESCAPE FROM FRANCE IN 1687. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 454

THE FRENCH COLONY AND CHURCH AT SUNBURY-ON-THAMES. By C.E.LART, F.R.HIST.S 474

THE FRENCH-WALLOON CHURCH AT GLASTONBURY, 1550-1553. By HENRY J. COWELL 483

LA SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 516

THE LIBRARY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 521

THE CHILDREN OF MARIE DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD DE CHAMPAGNE By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 560

HUGUENOTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. By C. GRAHAM BOTHA, M.A. 579

THE NEW ENGLAND HUGUENOTS. By G ANDREWS MORIARTY, JUN., M.A., LL.B., F.S.A. 591

HISTORY OF THE LEICESTER FIELDS CHURCH, 1687-1786, FROM THE ACTES DU CONSISTOIRE. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 596

THE SERCES MANUSCRIPTS. BY WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 613

WESTMINSTER FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOUNDATION 617

IN MEMORIAM : NATHANAEL WEISS, SECRETARY OF THE SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 619

HUGUENOTS IN CANADA 622

THE ESCAPE OF DR PIERRE ALLIX FROM FRANCE IN 1685 625

Reviews

BULLETIN DE LA SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 182

MEMOIR OF THE LE FANU FAMILY 183

HUGUENOT PREDIGREES, Vol. I. 185

THE REFORMATION IN FRANCE 301

ABRAHAM PORTAL 302

A HUGUENOT FAMILY IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY : THE MEMOIRS OF PHILIPPE DE MORNAY 303

REGISTERS OF HUGUENOT CHURCHES IN FRANCE 305

THE REGISTERS OF TARN-ET-GARONNE 306

HUGUENOT LONDON 307

HUGUENOTS AND SORCERERS 308

THE HUGUENOT CHURCH AT COPENHAGEN 309

THE PROTESTANTS OF THE ISLE DE RE 419 THE FAMILY OF LETHIEULLIER 421

VALERAND POULLAIN 525

BICENTENARY OF THE FRENCH REFORMED LOUISENSTADT CHURCH AT BERLIN 526

HUGUENOT PEDIGREES, Vol II 628

Notes from France 311, 424, 528, 630

Miscellanea

DURORE 317

ERNEST LLOYD SAVORY 428

CANON T.L. PAPILLON 428

SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 428

FRENCH CHURCH AT MALDON, ESSEX 530

LOUIS CROMMELIN 531

A HUGUENOT FAMILY IN GERMANY 531

A HUGUENOT SOCIETY FOR SOUTH AFRICA 533

THE NAME 'HUGUENOT' 634

THE FAMILY OF VAILLANT 635

LAFAYETTE MEMORIAL AT OLMUTZ 635

HUGUENOT SILVERSMITHS 636

LA CONVERSION DE TURENNE 637

BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED TO THE LIBRARY OF THE FRENCH HOSPITAL 637

Queries 318, 430, 534, 639

Illustration

THE CHILDREN OF THE ECOLE DE CHARITE FRANCAISE DE WESTMINSTER, July 1911 face 377

Vol XIV 1929-1933

Minutes

SESSION OF 1929-30.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1929, November 13 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1930, January 8 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1930, March 12 4

FORTY-SIX ANNUAL MEETING, 1930, May 14 4

SESSION OF 1930-31

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1930, November 12 123

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1931, January 14 123

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1931, March 11 124

FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1931, May 13 124

SESSION OF 1931-32

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1931, November 11 281

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1932, January 13 281

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1932, March 9 281

FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1932, May 11 282

SESSION OF 1932-33

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1932, November 9 435

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1933, January 11 435

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1933, March 8 436

FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1933, May 10 436

Papers, &c.

THE STORY OF PETER LUNELL, A HUGUENOT REFUGEE, AND HIS SON WILLIAM. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 20

A HUGUENOT THEORY OF POLITICS. THE 'VINDICIAE CONTRA TYRANNOS.' By ERNEST BARKER, LITT.D., D.LIT., HON. LL.D. 37

THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FRENCH-SPEAKING AND ENGLISH-SPEAKING REFUGEE CHURCHES AT FRANKFORT. By HENRY J. COWELL. 62

HUGUENOT REGIMENTS IN HOLLAND. Communicated by W. H. MANCHEE 96

THE COMMUNION PLATE OF THE CHURCH OF LE CARRE. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 101 HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 104

HUGUNOT LONDON : THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER : SOHO. By W. H. MANCHEE 144

A QUIET BY-LANE OF HUGUENOT STORY (A REFUGEE FAMILY OF ROUSSEL). By J. GILBERT WIBLIN 191

DUMONT DE BOSTAQUET AT PORTARLINGTON. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 211

HUGUENOT PORTRAITS. Communicated by C.E. LART, F.R.HIST.S. 228

THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF RAMBAUT. By MAJOR BERTRAND R.R. RAMBAUT 242

A NOTE ON DAUMONT DE CRESPIGNY 253

HUGUENOT FAMILIES IN ULSTER 257

THE HUGUENOT REPUBLIC OF GENEVA : AN HISTORICAL PHENOMENON By PROFESSOR F.F. ROGET OF GENEVA (HONORARY FELLOW) 304

HUGUENOT HISTORY WRITTEN IN THE PORTRAITS AND PICTURES AT THE FRENCH HOSPITAL. By HIS HONOUR JUDGE DUMAS (DEPUTY GOVERNOR OF THE FRENCH HOSPITAL) 326

STRASBOURG PROTESTANT REFUGEES IN ENGLAND, 1547-1553 By HENRY J. COWELL 333

THE FAMILY OF LE TRESOR. By C.E. LART 385

CALAIS, CADZAND AND DOVER. By WILLIAM MINET, F.S.A. 394

SERMONS BY CLAUDE SCOFFIER. Communicated by T.P. LE FANU, C.B. 397

HUGUENOT LONDON : THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER : SOHO (SUPPLEMENTAL). By W.H. MANCHEE 399

HUGUENOT SOLDIERS (SUPPLEMENT). By W.H. MANCHEE 401

WESTMINSTER FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOUNDATION 403

THE LIFE AND SUFFERINGS OF BENJAMIN DE DAILLON. By THOMAS PHILIP LE FANU, C.B. 458

THE GARNAULT GROUP OF FAMILIES: By SIR WILLIAMS JOB COLLINS, K.C.V.O, M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. 479

HUGUENOT GOLDSMITHS IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND. By JOAN EVANS, D.LITT, F.S.A. 496

THE ARCHIVES AND LIBRARY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH, SOHO SQUARE, FORMERLY THREADNEEDLE STREET. By WINIFRED TURNER, B.A.LOND 555

LIVES OF FRENCH PROTESTANT MINISTERS IN QUICK'S 'ICONES SACRAE.' By WINIFRED TURNER, B.A.LOND 568

RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL. BY WINIFRED TURNER, B.A.LOND 568 THE 'ACTES DES MARTYRS' OF JEAN CRESPIN 585

THE FAMILY OF DU TOICT, DU TOIT, OR DUTHOIT. By J.F. DUTHOIT, A.R.I.B.A. 589

Reviews

THE FASTI OF ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN 107

LA BARRIERE 108

THE CHAPEL OF ST ANTHONY IN THREADNEEDLE STREET 110

LES POURTALES : HISTOIRE D'UNE FAMILLE HUGUENOTE DES CEVENNES, 1500-1860 259

LES PREDICANTS PROTESTANTS DES CEVENNES ET DU BAS-LANGUEDOC, 1684-1700 261

INSPIRATION FRANCAISE DANS LE PROTESTANTISME HONGROIS : J.F. OSTERVALD EN HONGROIS 263

SOUS LA CROIX 264

CHARLES MARIE DE VEIL 266

MEMOIRES INEDITS D'ABRAHAM MAZEL ET D'ELIE MARION SUR LA GUERRE DES CEVENNES, 1701-1708 406

JEAN CAVALIER, BAKER'S BOY AND BRITISH GENERAL 408

A HISTORY OF THE LEAGUE OR SAINTE UNION, 1576-1595 410

LE PROTESTANTISME EN THIERACHE 416

FIRST SETTLERS OF YE PLANTATIONS OF PISCATAWAY AND WOODBRIDGE, OLDE EAST NEW JERSEY, 1664-1714 418, 583

POPE GREGORY XIII AND THE MASSACRE OF SAINT BARTHOLOMEW 420

GEORGES CUVIER (1769-1832) 575

SULLY, SA VIE ET SON OEUVRE 577

LE DESERT CEVENOL 579

NICOLAS MARTIAU, THE ADVENTUROUS HUGUENOT 581

A FRENCHMAN IN VIRGINIA 583

A FLEMISH REFUGEE FAMILY 583

AUSTRALIAN GENEALOGY 584

Notes from France 112, 269, 421, 595

Miscellanea

THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF THE FOUNDERS OF MANAKIN, VIRGINIA 116

SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY LONDON 116 THE PARIS REGISTERS OF GUERNSEY 117

SIR WILLIAM PORTAL 273

WAGNER COLLECTION OF MATERIALS FOR PEDIGREES AT THE FRENCH HOSPITAL, HACKNEY 274

THE SOCIETY IN DUBLIN FOR THE RELIEF OF FOREIGN PROTESTANTS 274

THE FAMILY OF SIRR OR SERS 426

AN IRISH HUGUENOT COMMEMORATION 426

A SYNOD OF 1564 427

FAMILY OF RAMBAUT 428

JOHN JAMES BELVEZE 428

THE REV PETER PLATEL 428

UN BEAU GESTE DE LA SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 598

THE GALLEYS 598

THE SOCIETY'S LACK OF REFERENCE MAPS - AN APPEAL 599

Queries 119, 277, 429, 600

The Huguenot Society's Badge 431

Illustrations, &c

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF RAMBAUT AFTER LEAVING FRANCE IN 1754 face 252

PORTRAIT OF LIEUTENANT-GENERAL DE JEAN face 328

PORTRAIT OF PIERRE DAUDE face 329

PORTRAIT OF GAINSBOROUGH DUPONT face 330

WEISSENFRAUEN KIRCHE, FRANKFORT face 343

PORTRAIT OF PHILIP MELANCHTHON 375

PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM MINET face 444

PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM THE SILENT face 450

FIG. 1. EWER BY DAVID WILLAUME, 1700-1701; FIG 2. SILVER PILGRIM BOTTLE (WINE BOTTLE) BY PIERRE PLATEL, 1702-1714 face 516

FIG 3. ENGRAVED SILVER - GILT DISH MADE BY PIERRE HARACHE, 1695 face 517

FIG 4. SILVER BOWL BY PAUL DE LAMERIE, 1725-1726; FIG 5. DISH-RING, PIERCED AND CHASED BY ISAAC D'OLIER OF DUBLIN, c. 1760 face 518

FIG 6. SILVER BOWL BY ISAAC LIGER, 1719-1720 face 519

FOLDING PEDIGREE OF THE FAMILY OF DUTHOIT face 589

Vol XV 1933-1937

Minutes

SESSION OF 1933-34.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1933, November 8 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1934, January 10 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1934 March 14 4

FIFTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1934, May 9 4

SESSION OF 1934-35

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1934, November 14 181

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1935, January 9 181

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1935, March 13 182

FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1935, May 8 182

SESSION OF 1935-36

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1935, November 13 369

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1936, January 8 369

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1936, March 11 370

FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1936, May 13 371

SESSION OF 1936-37

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1936, November 11 547

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1937, January 13 547

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1937, March 10 548

FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1937, May 26 548

Papers, &c.

OBITUARY : JOHN VIENOT, 1859-1933 33

THE PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF ANGERS AND SAUMUR. By C.E. LART 36

THE DIARY OF ELIE BOUTHEREAU. By ELSIE JOHNSTON, M.A., DOCTEUR DE L'UNIVERSITE DE PARIS 46

ENGLISH PROTESTANT REFUGEES IN STRASBOURG, 1553-1558. By HENRY J. COWELL 69

THE HUGUENOT ACADEMY OF SAUMUR. By the REV. W. T. WHITLEY 121

HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF RAMBAUT IN FRANCE. Compiled by MAJOR BERTRAND R.R. RAMBAUT 129

THE FAMILY OF VAN SOMMER AND ITS CONNEXIONS. Compiled by W. VAN SOMMER 141

PERSECUTION OF PROTESTANTS AT ORLEANS 145

LIVRE DE CAISSE POUR L'EGLISE FRANCOISE DE DUBLIN SUIVANT LA DISCIPLINE DES EGLISES REFORMEES DE FRANCE RECUEILLIE PROCHE STE. BRIGIDE. By T. P. LE FANU, C. B. 149

FIFTY YEARS OF THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF LONDON. By R. A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 190

CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF LONDON 210

HUGUENOT DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND. By W. MARSTON ACRES 238

ROADS OF DESTINY : THE DRAGONNADES OF 1685. FROM UNPUBLISHED LETTERS AND MSS. By C.E. LART 249

THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE STRANGERS' CHURCH, 1550 to 1561 BY G. B. BEEMAN, F.S.A. 261

OBITUARIES : WYATT WYATT-PAINE; RAOUL PATRY; ALEXANDRE VINAY 283

HUGUENOTS IN THE TRAINED BANDS OF LONDON AND THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. By MAJOR G. GOOLD WALKER, D.S.O., M.C., F.R.HIST.S. 300

SAMUEL PEPYS AND HIS LINK WITH THE HUGUENOTS. By W. H. MANCHEE 317

THE FAMILY OF LA PRIMAUDAYE. By C.E. LART 338

THE FAMILY OF GUINEBAULD DE LA MILLIERE. By CAPTAIN G.S CARY 342

A PORTARLINGTON SETTLER AND HIS DESCENDANTS. By M. AIRD JOLLY 347

CALVIN EXHIBITION 353

COMMISSION FOR THE RELIEF OF POOR PROSELYTES, 1717-1730. By R. A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 376

THE EDICT OF NANTES - MASTERPIECE OR BLUNDER? By SIR J. A. R. MARRIOTT 395

SOME HUGUENOT SMUGGLERS. THE IMPEACHMENT OF LONDON SILK MERCHANTS, 1698. By W. H. MANCHEE 406

ERASMUS'S PERSONAL AND LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS WITH ENGLAND. By HENRY J. COWELL 428

THE HUGUENOT ANCESTORS OF H.M. THE KING. By C.H. JEUNE 456

FRENCH NOBLESSE AND ARMS. By C. E. LART 476

NEW LIGHT ON LOUIS DU MOULIN. Communicated by DOUGLAS NOBBS 489

A PEDIGREE OF SIORDET. By C.E. LART 510

HUGUENOT GOLDSMITHS OF LONDON. By JOAN EVANS, D.LITT., F.S.A. 516 OBITUARY : MARY FLECKNOE 521

THE TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES 522

DR MICHEL MALARD, THE PROSELYTE. By R. A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 555

MEMOIRES INEDITS D'ABRAHAM TESSEREAU. By T. P. LE FANU, C.B. 566

HUGUENOTS AND PURITANS. By PROF. R. B. MOWAT, M.A., D. LITT. 586

HUGUENOTS AND THE STAGE. By E. CHARLES FACHE 597

THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH-SPEAKING REFUGEE CHURCHES AT STRASBOURG, BASLE, ZURICH, AARAU, WESEL AND EMDEN. By HENRY J. COWELL 612

Reviews of Books and Additions to the Library

CALVIN 152

PHILIPPE DU PLESSIS-MORNAY 155

PETER ANTHONY MOTTEUX 156

HENRY IV 157

THE HUGUENOTS AND THEIR HISTORY 158

THE FAMILY OF DU VINAGE 159

SIR JOHN DE VILLIERS 162

THE HUGUENOTS OF STONEHOUSE AND PLYMOUTH 163

PIERRE CORTES, THE NEPHEW 287

MEMOIRS OF THE WARS OF THE CEVENNES, UNDER COLONEL CAVALIER 290

MEMOIRES DE SULLY 291

A PAMPHLET BY PHILIPPE DU PLESSIS-MORNAY 291

THEODORE DE BEZE 292

JEAN MIGAULT 293

A FAMILY RECORD 293

HISTOIRE DE LA REFORME FRANCAISE DE L'EDIT DE NANTES A LA REVOCATION 294

UN FILS DE REFUGE : JEAN-HENRY MERLE D'AUBIGNE 295

PAUL DE LAMERIE 297

THE HUGUENOTS AND THEIR SETTLEMENTS IN IRELAND 298

THE EDICT OF NANTES AND AFTERWARDS 299, 531

HUGUENOT SETTLEMENTS IN IRELAND 525 SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY 527

DE ZOUCHE FAMILY RECORDS 528

THE TWO CHARLES LESTOURGEONS 529

THE SETTLEMENTS IN MANHATTAN IN 1624 530

SETTLERS IN NEW JERSEY 531

ABRAHAM DE MOIVRE 532

LES ORIGINES DE LA REFORME A GENEVE 656

JEAN CAVALIER 658

ANDRE LOMBARD. HARANGUE AU ROY. 1681 661

LE VIEUX PARIS PROTESTANT 661

THE FAMILY OF DEL COURT VAN KRIMPEN 662

DEBOUT LES MORTS! 662

THE FLEMISH FAMILY OF CRAMPE 663

HUGUENOT DESCENT OF THE ROYAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE 663

HUGUENOTS IN EXETER 664

HENRY CHARLES LEA, A BIOGRAPHY 664

A FRENCH BIBLE OF 1687 665

DER DEUTSCHE HUGENOTTEN VEREIN 666

Notes from France 165, 355, 533, 667

Miscellanea

THE FRENCH SETTLEMENT AT PORTARLINGTON 170

HUGUENOT REFUGEES AT LAUSANNE 170

PROTESTANT PERSECUTION 171

A MAP OF PROTESTANT FRANCE 171

HUGUENOT DESCENT OF GEORGE BORROW 172

THE CALVIN LIBRARY 172

HUGUENOT WAR RECORD 1914-1918 173

LOAN COLLECTION OF THE WORK OF HUGUENOT SILVERSMITHS 173

SETTLERS IN NEW JERSEY 175

THE FEDERATION OF HUGUENOT SOCIETIES IN AMERICA 362 THE SPEAKER'S COACH 363

ST. MARTIN ORGARS 363

NORWICH : THE DUTCH AND WALLOON CONGREGATIONS 538

HUGUENOT GOLDSMITHS IN PHILADELPHIA 538

THE DAVID WILLAUMES, GOLDSMITHS 539

SAMUEL PEPYS AND HIS LINK WITH THE HUGUENOTS 539

A MINISTER OF THE FRENCH CHURCH AT WAPPING 541

Queries 176, 364, 542, 671

Illustrations

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY DINNER AT GROSVENOR HOUSE face 210

ERASMUS FROM THE ENGRAVING BY ALBERT DURER face 447

Vol XVI 1937-1941

Minutes

SESSION OF 1937-38.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1937, November 10 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1938, January 12 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1938, March 9 3

FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1938, May 11 4

SESSION OF 1938-39

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1938, November 9 181

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1939, January 11 181

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1939, March 8 181

FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1939, May 10 182

SESSION OF 1939-40

ORDINARY MEETING, 1940, April 3 283

FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1940, May 8 283

SESSION OF 1940-41

ORDINARY MEETING, 1940, June 12 401

FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1941, May 14 401

Papers, &c.

HUGUENOT SOCIETIES AND CHARITIES, PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE By ERNEST CARRINGTON OUVRY, M.B.E., F.S.A. 11

OBITUARY, 1937-1938 25

ALIEN IMMIGRATION INTO AND ALIEN COMMUNITIES IN LONDON, 1558-1640. By IRENE SCOULOUDI. M.SC. (ECON) 27

SOME LETTERS FROM FRANCE, 1585 AND 1685. By C.E. LART 50

THE FOUBERTS AND THEIR ROYAL ACADEMY. By W.H. MANCHEE 77

REGISTERS OF THE PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF LILLE 1708-1713, BETHUNE 1711-1712, AND MONS 1713-1715. By DOCTOR JOHANNES DE HULLU 98

THE FIRST AND LAST CHAPTERS OF THE CHURCH OF 'LES GRECS' CHARING CROSS ROAD. By W. H. MANCHEE 140

PROTESTANT FRIENDS OF THE ABBE PREVOST. By CLAIRE ELIANE ENGEL 159 SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAISE 175

NOTES ON THE SIEGE OF LA ROCHELLE, 1627-1628. By ERNEST CARRINGTON OUVRY, M.B.E., F.S.A. 190

OBITUARY, 1937-1939 203

SHAKESPEARE AND THE HUGUENOT CAUSE IN FRANCE 208

THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH-SPEAKING REFUGEE CHURCHES OF GENEVA AND FRANKFORT. By HENRY J. COWELL, F.R.S.A. 209

THE EDICT OF NANTES AND FREEDOM IN THE WORLD OF TO-DAY By SIR CHARLES GRANT ROBERTSON 231

THE HUGUENOT ANCESTORS OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. BY ANTHONY R. WAGNER, F.S.A. PORTCULLIS PURSUIVANT 244

HUGUENOT SOLDIERS AND THEIR CONDITIONS OF SERVICE IN THE ENGLISH ARMY. By W.H. MANCHEE 248

IN MEMORIAM : FRANCOIS DE WITT-GUIZOT, 1870-1939 279

NOTES ON THE WAR OF THE CEVENNES. By SUSAN MINET 290

OBITUARY, 1939-1940 300

SIR THEODORE TURQUET DE MAYERNE, ROYAL PHYSICIAN AND WRITER, 1573-1655. By IRENE SCOULOUDI, M.Sc. (ECON) 301

NOTES ON THE ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF PEZE PILLEAU, THE LONDON GOLDSMITH. By CHARLES TRAVIS CLAY, F.S.A. 338

THE HUGUENOT ANCESTORS OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. By C.H. JEUNE. WITH PEDIGREE OF HER FURTHER HUGUENOT DESCENT. By R.A. GARNETT 369

PAUL CRESPIN, HUGUENOT GOLDSMITH. By E. ALFRED JONES, M.A., F.S.A. 375

THE HUGUENOT CELEBRATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1939 387

THE FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH IN COPENHAGEN 393

POPE INNOCENT XI AND THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES By PROFESSOR D. L. SAVORY 394

NOTES ON THE FOUNDATION AND HISTORY OF THE SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS. By SUSAN MINET 407

OBITUARY, 1940-1941 417

SOME LETTERS OF JACQUES FROTTE DE LA RIMBLIERE. By C. E. LART 420

Reviews of Books and Additions to the Library

L'INFLUENCE DES HUGUENOTS EN IRLANDE AUX XVII ET XVIII SIECLES 170

MEN OF THE MIDI 172

THE FAMILY OF NICOLAS 173

DIE HUGENOTTEN IN DEUTSCHLAND 266

SIR WILLIAM TRUMBULL IN PARIS, 1685-1686 268

FIGURES ET AVENTURES DU XVIIIE SIECLE. VOYAGES ET DECOUVERTS DE L'ABBE PREVOST 270

THE HUGUENOT CHURCH OF NEW YORK : A HISTORY OF THE FRENCH CHURCH DE SAINT ESPRIT 271

THE FAMILY OF CRAMPE 274

THE AMERICAN HUGUENOT 274

THE HUGUENOT COLONY AT NEUHALDENSLEBEN 274

SOME SILVER WROUGHT BY THE COURTAULD FAMILY OF LONDON, GOLDSMITHS, IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 381

HUGUENOTS IN SOUTH AFRICA 382

THE FAMILY OF BOURDILLION 383

A THOUSAND ANCESTORS 384

WILLS AND THEIR WHEREABOUTS 385

MONSIEUR PAUL 426

Miscellanea

DAVID BOSANQUET 176

THE FAMILY OF PILOT 176

HUGUENOTS HONOURED IN SWITZERLAND 177

SIR WILLIAM COLLINS AND THE L.C.C. AMBULANCE SYSTEM 276

WALLOONS IN NORWICH 277

JACQUES SORTAIN 427

THE DEMAREST FAMILY 427

Illustrations

ARMS OF FOUBERT 77

THE FIRST GREEK CHURCH IN LONDON (1677-1682) face 140 CHURCH OF ST. MARY, CROWN STREET, SOHO face 146

BOURGUET'S LETTER TO SIR HANS SLOANE face 167

PREVOST'S LETTER TO DOM CLEMENT DE LA RUE face 169

SIEGE OF LA ROCHELLE, PLAN 194

PRESIDENTIAL BADGE OF THE SOCIETY (OBVERSE) face 188

PRESIDENTIAL BADGE OF THE SOCIETY (REVERSE) face 189

PEDIGREE OF THE HUGUENOT DESCENT OF H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH face 246

SIR THEODORE TURQUET DE MAYERNE face 301

MS. NOTES ON THE FAMILY OF MAYERNE (two plates) face 334

SUSANNE PILLEAU face 358

HENRY PILLEAU face 360

RACHEL DE MASSUE, COUNTESS OF SOUTHAMPTON face 370

FURTHER PEDIGREE OF THE HUGUENOT DESCENT OF H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH face 374

POSTAGE STAMPS ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA IN CONNEXION WITH THE HUGUENOT CELEBRATIONS, 1939 face 391

Vol XVII 1942-1946

Minutes

SESSION OF 1941-42.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1941, November 12 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1942, January 14 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1942, March 18 3

FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1942, May 13 4

SESSION OF 1942-43.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1942, November 11 75

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1943, January 13 75

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1943, March 10 75

FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1943, May 12 76

SESSION OF 1943-44.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1943, November 10 157

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1944, January 12 157

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1944, March 8 158

SIXTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1944, May 10 158

SESSION OF 1944-45.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1944, November 8 281

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1945, January 10 281

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1945, March 14 281

SIXTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1945, May 9 282

SESSION OF 1945-46.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1945, November 14 359

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1946, January 9 359

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1946, March 13 359

SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1946, May 8 360

Papers &c.

OBITUARY, 1941-1942 21

HUGO DE GROOT - HUGUENOT AND INTERNATIONAL JURIST. BY SIR WILLIAM JOB COLLINS, K.C.V.O., M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S. 25

PIERRE RIVAL : AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. BY WINIFRED TURNER. B.A. 37

THE SWISS CHURCH OF MOOR STREET. By W.H. MANCHEE 53

STATEMENTS AND DECLARATIONS OF FRENCH PENSIONERS IN IRELAND. BY T. P. LE FANU, C.B. 64

OBITUARIES : JOSEPH IRWIN MARSHALL 90 CHARLES BOST 91

POPE GREGORY XIII AND THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW. By PROFESSOR D.L. SAVORY, M.P. 93

RESTITUTION OF THE HUGUENOTS' PROPERTY AT THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. BY GEORGE WEISS, DOCTOR OF LAWS, PRAGUE 110

MONTPELLIER AND ITS ASSOCIATIONS. By R.A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 122

OBITUARY 188

FRENCH PROTESTANT RESISTANCE DURING THE PRESENT WAR. By MADAME YVONNE COOPER 190

TWO FRENCH PROTESTANT PASTORS AND MYSTICS: JEAN FREDERIC OBERLIN AND PAUL SABATIER. By HENRY J. COWELL, F.R.S.A., F.R.S.L., Officier de l'lnstruction Publique de France 203

PROTESTANTISM IN BELGIUM. By H. VAN DUYNEN 231

WESTMINSTER FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOUNDATION. By MISS SUSAN MINET 241

SOME LETTERS OF THE MARQUIS DE RUVIGNY. By MISS WINIFRED TURNER. B.A 244

THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF HAUTENVILLE IN IRELAND AND SOME OF ITS CONNEXIONS. By MAJOR B. R. R. RAMBAUT 262

BRISTOL HUGUENOTS. By MISS E. B. C. LILLINGSTON 267

NOTE ON THE GARNAULT PEDIGREE. By SIR WILLIAM J. COLLINS. 269

OBITUARY 301

POLISH PROTESTANTS AND THE HUGUENOTS. By PROFESSOR STANISLAW KOT 303

THE FAMILY OF CHENEVIX. By R. A. AUSTEN-LEIGH 311

THE ULSTER PLANTATION. By PROFESSOR D. L. SAVORY, M.P. 337

THE SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS DURING THE WAR 349

COMMUNION CUPS FROM THE HUGUENOT-WALLOON CHURCH AT CANTERBURY 354

OBITUARY 388 MARIE DURAND. By PROFESSOR E. ANDRA 396

SELECTION FROM 'ICONES SACRAE GALLICANAE.' By JOHN QUlCK, Part II. By SIR WILLIAM R. CODLlNG, C.B., C.V.O., C.B.E. 406

HUGUENOT LONDON: GREATER SOHO. By W. H. MANCHEE 423

STRASBOURG: PAST AND PRESENT. By HENRY J. COWELL, F.R.S.L. 446

PEDIGREE OF THE FAMILY DE LART WITH NOTES. By C. E. LART 451

JOHN ROCQUE, THE MAP MAKER AND HIS HUGUENOT ASSOCIATIONS. By E. H. VARLEY 457

WAR-TIME PUBLICATIONS OF THE SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 462

LA SOCIETA DI STUDI VALDESI. By PROFESSOR D. L. SAVORY, M.P. 466

COMMUNION CUPS FROM THE HUGUENOT WALLOON CHURCH AT CANTERBURY 472

SWISS BIBLES. By MISS SUSAN MINET 474

Reviews of Books and Additions to the Library

UN HUGUENOT FRANCAIS A LONDRES: ABEL BOYER 69

MY SEVENTY YEARS PILGRIMAGE 1871-1941: HENRY J. COWELL, F.R.S.A. 69

JEAN-FRANCOIS DE BOISSY (1704-1754): CLAIRE ELIANE ENGLE 145

THE HUGUENOTS: OTTO ZOFF. Translated by E. B. ASHTON AND J. O. MAYO 146

TIME AND CHANCE: JOAN EVANS 270

THE COMING OF THE ENGLISH BIBLE: HENRY J. COWELL, F.R.S.A., F.R.S.L. 271

HE BRINGS GREAT NEWS: CLEMENCE DANE 353

BELGIAN PROTESTANTISM: REV. E. TRACHSEL 353

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 149, 272, 352, 470

Notes from France 349, 462

Miscellanea

HUGUENOTS AND ROYALTY 70

A HUGUENOT SURGEON 70, 151

CONFESSIONS OF FAITH 70

HUGUENOT RECORDS 70

A BEAUTIFUL HUGUENOT BROOCH 151

CAILLONEL COLLECTION OF MSS. 152

RUVIGNY LETTERS 153 A HUGUENOT CHANT 275

MONSIEUR ANDRE PHILIP 276

NOTES ON THE FAMILY OF PELISSIER IN IRELAND 276

THE HUGUENOT CHURCH AT CHARLESTON, S. CAROLINA 355

SOCIETE JERSAISE 355

THE WALLOON LIBRARY AT LEYDEN 475

RECORDS OF THE FAMILY OF PORTALES 475

HUGUENOT COOKERY 475

Illustrations

MELESINA TRENCH (nee CHENEVIX) ENGRAVED BY FRANCIS HOLL, FROM A PICTURE BY ROMNEY face 318

COMMUNION CUPS FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE HUGUENOT-WALLOON CHURCH AT CANTERBURY face 354

MEDAILLON FROM THE ARC DE TRIOMPHE AT MONTPELLIER face 367

Vol XVIII 1947-1952

Minutes

SESSION OF 1946-47.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1946, November 13 3

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1947, January 8 3

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1947, March 12 3

SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1947, May 14 5

SESSION OF 1947-48.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1947, November 12 103

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1948, January 14 103

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1948, March 10 104

SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1948, May 12 104

SESSION OF 1948-49.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1948, November 10 199

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1949, January 12 199

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1949, March 9 199

SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1949, May 11 200

SESSION OF 1949-50.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1949, November 9 269

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1950, January 11 269

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1950, March 8 269

SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1950, March 10 270

SESSION OF 1950-51.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1950, November 8 355

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1951, January 10 355

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1951, March 14 355

SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1951, May 9 356

SESSION OF 1951-52.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1951, November 14 431

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1952, January 9 431

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1952, March 12 431 SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1952, May 14 431

Papers &c.

OBITUARY, 1946-1947 23

JOSEPH SAVORY OF MONTPELLIER AND HIS DESCENDANTS, Part II 31

THOMAS PAPILLON, MERCHANT AND WHIG, 1623-1702 49

SOME COMMENTS ON FRENCH TEACHING AT OXFORD: PIERRE DU PLOICH AND GABRIEL DU GRES 73

HUGUENOT DIRECTORS OF THE LONDON ASSURANCE 90

OBITUARY, 1947-1948 134

GASPARD DE COLIGNY 140

HUGUENOTS OF THE HOUSE OF ORANGE-NASSAU 150

CROMWELL AND THE REPUBLIC OF GENEVA 158

HUGUENOT SILVER IN THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM 181

HUGUENOTS AND DUBLIN 185

HUGUENOT-PALATINE SETTLEMENTS OF LIMERICK, KERRY AND TIPPERARY 215

A RESUME OF THE STORY OF LONDON'S FIRST HUGUENOT CHURCH 232

AN EARLY LIBRARY IN THREADNEEDLE STREET 243

THE PART PLAYED BY REFUGEE SCULPTORS, 1600-1750 254

THE SPITALFIELDS SILK WEAVERS 284

THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES AND ENGLISH PUBLIC OPINION 292

AUMONIER : A HUGUENOT FAMILY FROM HAUT-POITOU 311

FRENCH PROTESTANTS IN EDINBURGH (I) 325

LE COMTE D'ANTRAIGUES 369

THREE OF THE CINQUE PORTS AT WHICH THE HUGUENOTS LANDED 383

THE VOYAGES OF FRANCOIS LEGUAT 396

MR. CHURCHILL'S ORANGE ANCESTRY 418

HUGUENOT REFUGEES IN HOLLAND 421

OBITUARY, 1951-1952 447

ST. EVREMOND : A FRENCH POLITCAL EXILE IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY LONDON 449

THE HUGUENOT GLASS HOUSE OF WOODCHESTER, c. 1590-1615 464

FRENCH MAPS AND MAPMAKERS OF THE SIXTEENTH-EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES 473 Reviews of Books and Additions to the Library

GEORG RUDOLF WECKERLIN : LEONARD WILSON FORSTER 88

L'EPOPEE HUGUENOTE : RAOUL STEPHAN 186

THE HOUSE OF ORANGE : MARION E. GREW 190

THOMAS ROWLANDSON, HIS LIFE AND ART : BERNARD FALK 345

A HISTORY OF THE ISLAND OF JERSEY : G.R. BALLEINE 423

VISAGE HUGUENOTS : JULES HERTIG 423

THE APOLOGIE AND TREATISE OF AMBROIS E. PARE. Edited by GEOFFREY KEYNES, M.D., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.O.G. 480

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 92, 192, 263, 347, 425, 482

Miscellanea

SCRIPTURAL NAMES OF HUGUENOTS 95

OUR ANCESTRAL NAME 96

THE SABONADIERE IN CEYLON 96

GREATER SOHO 97

THE DUKE OF SCHOMBERG'S RING 98

JOHN DUVALL OF IPSWICH 98

JEAN FREDERIC OSTERVALD 194

HUGUENOT CLOCK- AND WATCH-MAKERS 194

SUPPOSED BUST OF BERNARD PALISSY 195

HUGUENOT COOKERY 195

THE SOUTH AFRICAN HUGUENOT MEMORIAL 195

THE FAMILIES OF AUMONIER AND GARNAULT 265

ST. PETER'S, UTRECHT 349

SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE ET D'ARCHEOLOGIE DE GENEVE 426

HUGUENOT PEDIGREES 426

THE SOCIETY OF LINTOT 426

CANTERBURY AND THE HUGUENOTS 484

MARIE DE LA QUELLERIE 484

SIR THEODORE TURQUET DE MAYERNE 485

A SEVENTEENTH CENTURY CATECHISM AND A COPY OF THE 1643 DISCIPLINE OF THE CHURCH IN FRANCE 486

LE BOIS-TIFFRAIS, A PROTESTANT MUSEUM IN BAS-POITOU 487

ERRATA 488

Illustrations

HESTER SAVORY face 11

SIGNED PORTRAITS OF THOMAS PAPILLON AND HIS WIFE JANE (Artist unknown) (reproduced by kind permission of the Family) face 49

ENTRANCE TO BALLINGRANE CHAPEL, CO. LIMERICK face 111

PALATINE BURIAL GROUND IN FRONT OF CHAPEL face 111

OLD METHODIST CHAPEL AT RATHKEALE face 111

PALATINE TYPE OF CART AT RATHKEALE FAIR face 111

BALLINGRANE CHAPEL : ORIGINAL PALATINE CHAPEL face 215

"FORTFIELD" : BIRTHPLACE OF BARBARA RUCKEL face 215

FIELD MARSHAL THE EARL LIGONIER, K.B. (ATTRIBUTED TO MORIER, CIRCA 1745) (reproduced by permission of the Deputy Governor and Directors of the French Hospital) face 361

RT HON. WINSTON S. CHURCHIL, O.M., M.P., by FRANK O. SALISBURY (reproduced by kind permission of the Constitutional Club) face 418

Vol XIX 1952-1958

(Please note that the pagination in this volume is unfortunately not continuous: Part 1 runs from pp. 1 to 101; part 2 from pp. 1 to 77; and part 3 to 6 from pp. 1 to 360. Therefore, to distinguish the pages of parts 1 and 2 from one. another and from. the rest of the volume, the figures (i) and (ii) have been added respectively; thus 21(i) is p. 21 of part I. and 30(ii) is p. 30 of part 2).

Minutes

SESSION OF 1952-53.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1952, November 12 1(i)

SPECIAL GENERAL AND SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1953, January 14 3(i)

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1953, March 11 3(i)

SIXTY-NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1953, May 13 4(i)

SESSION OF 1953-54.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1953, November 11 3(ii)

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1954, January 13 3(ii)

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1954, March 10 3(ii)

SEVENTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1954, May 12 4(ii)

SESSION OF 1954-55.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1954, November 10 2

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1955, January 12 2

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1955, March 9 2

SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1955, May 11 3

SESSION OF 1955-56.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1955, November 9 100

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1956, January 11 100

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1956, March 12 [sic] 100

SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1956, May 9 101

SESSION OF 1956-57.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1956, November 14 192

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1957, January 9 192

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1957, March 13 192

SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1957, May 8 193

SESSION OF 1957-58. FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1957, November 13 260

SECOND ORDINARY MEETING, 1958, January 8 260

THIRD ORDINARY MEETING, 1958, March 12 260

SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1958, May 14 261

Papers

THE WARS OF RELIGION AND THEIR IMPACT. By W. J. STANKIEWICZ. 10(i)

THE HAMEYS IN THE NETHERLANDS, RUSSIA, LONDON AND CHELSEA, 1568-1676. By JOHN J. KEEVIL 27(i)

THE ALL-IRISH 'PATRIOT PARLIAMENT' OF 1689. By DOUGLAS SAVORY 56(i)

SOME ACCOUNT OF THE CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHANN HEINRICH OTT OF ZURICH (1617-1682). By LEONARD FORSTER 65(i)

ALIENS IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE HUGUENOTS. By THOMAS WYATT 74(i)

THE HUGUENOT REFUGEES FROM NORMANDY AND THE ESCAPE FROM FRANCE OF ISAACK DUMONT, By CHARLES E. F. DUMAS 10(ii)

KING CHARLES I AND THE PROTESTANT CAUSE. By C. V. WEDGEWOOD 19(ii)

HUGUENOTS IN THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. By W. E. DE FAYE 28(ii)

THE PUBLICATION OF THE ROYAL EDICTS AND ORDINANCES UNDER CHARLES IX: THE DESTINY OF ROBERT (II) ESTIENNE AS KING'S PRINTER. By ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG 41(ii)

THE LETHIEULLIER FAMILY. By L. B. ELLIS 60(ii)

THE EFFECT ON THE DUMAS FAMILY OF THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES. By CHARLES E. F. DUMAS 8

THE HUGUENOT CONTRIBUTION TO THE EARLY YEARS OF THE FUNDED DEBT, 1694-1714. By ALICE C. GARTER 21

THE DE BAILLEULS IN FLANDERS AND THE BAYLEYS OF WILLOW HALL. By JOAN GLADSTONE 42

THE REFORMATION IN SOUTHWARK. By IDA DARLINGTON 65

THE EDICT OF NANTES IN THE LIGHT OF MEDIEVAL POLITICAL THEORY. By W. J. STANKIEWICZ 82

A HUGUENOT MISSIONARY. EUGENE CASALIS. By CHARLES E. F. DUMAS 106

HUGUENOT REFUGEE DOCTORS IN ENGLAND. By W. R. LE FANU 113

EMANUEL VAN METEREN, 1535-1612. By J. L. NEVINSON 128 ALIEN IMMIGRANTS IN RELATION TO INDUSTRY AND SOCIETY IN TUDOR ENGLAND. By LIONEL WILLIAMS. 146

HUGUENOT MINISTERS IN GREAT BRITAIN. By S. MINET 170

JACQUES DE CAHAIGNES AND HIS EULOGIES OF THE CITIZENS OF CAEN. By W. R. LEFANU 199

THE EARLY BRITISH PAPER INDUSTRY AND THE HUGUENOTS. By D. C. COLEMAN 210

AN ENQUIRY INTO THE ANTECEDENTS OF THE FAMILIES OF MATE AND SIRR. By HUBERT H. F. SIRR 226

FRENCH AND FLEMISH INFLUENCES ON ENGLISH TAPESTRIES. By MARGUERITE KAY 238

THE LIBRARY OF THE FRENCH CHURCH: EXHIBITION 242

CITIES OF REFUGE. By W. R. LEFANU 270

THE HUGUENOT AND ENGLISH CORSAIRS DURING THE THIRD CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE, 1568-1570. By B. DIETZ 278

FRENCH PROTESTANT POETRY OF THE SIXTEENTH AND EARLY SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES. By JANET WHITE 295

FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE HUGUENOTS IN LONDON AND AMSTERDAM IN THE MID-EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. By ALICE C. CARTER 313

Miscellanea

SOCIETE DE L'HISTOIRE DU PROTESTANTISME FRANCAIS 1852-1952 100(i)

THE HUGUENOT COLONY AT THE CAPE AND ITS ABSORPTION BY THE DUTCH 101(i)

THE FRENCH CHURCH, BRICK LANE, SPITALFIELDS, 1743-1809 75(ii)

PIERRE PLATEL [GOLDSMITH] 76(ii)

FAMILY OF DE LA FORTERIE, OR FORTRIE 77(ii)

NOTES ON THE THREADNEEDLE STREET REGISTERS 96

NOTES ON HUGUENOTS IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 189

LISTE DES EGLISES REFORMEES AVEC DATE DE LEUR FONDATION 249

STRANGER SETTLEMENTS IN MAIDSTONE 249

HUGUENOTS IN BIDEFORD 256

NAMES OF PERSONS PAYING NATURALISATION FEES OF £10, c. 1684 257

FAMILIES OF HIEROME, LANAUZE AND LIGONIER 353

FRENCH CONGREGATION AT FAVERSHAM IN THE LATE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 353 PETER NEPUEU 1602-1658. 355

THE FRENCH HOSPITAL OF LA PROVIDENCE : AN APPEAL 358

Obituaries

SAMUEL ROMILLY ROGET 21(i)

SAMUEL AUGUSTINE COURTAULD 23(i)

MONTAGUE SPENCER GIUSEPPI 24(i)

GEORGE BEAUMONT BEEMAN 19

OWEN FORTRIE PARKER 20

DR. FREDERIC GARDY 241

BERNARD GRELLIER 334

Review of Books

THE FRENCH LITTLETON. By CLAUDIUS HOLYBAND. Edited by MURIEL ST. CLARE BYRNE. 95(i)

HAMEY THE STRANGER. By JOHN J. KEEVIL. 96(i)

THE STRANGER'S SON. By JOHN J. KEEVIL 96(i)

LE PROTESTANT FRANCAIS. By EMILE G. LEONARD 68(ii)

LOUIS XIV ET LES PROTESTANTS. BY JEAN ORCIBAL. 69(ii)

LA REFORME ET LE PROGRES DES SCIENCES EN BELGIQUE AU XVIe SIECLE. By JEAN PELSENEER in Science, Medicine and History 71(ii)

ROBERT ESTIENNE, ROYAL PRINTER. By ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG 92

THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF COURTAULD : VOL. I : By S. L. COURTAULD 243

THE HOUSEKEEPING BOOK OF SUSANNAH WHATMAN, 1776-1800. Edited by THOMAS BALSTON. 244

AU COEUR RELIGIEUX DU XVIe SIECLE. By LUCIEN FEBRE 342

FIELD MARSHAL LORD LIGONIER, A STORY OF THE BRITISH ARMY, 1702-1770. By REX WHITWORTH 343

FRENCH PROTESTANTISM AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION: A STUDY IN CHURCH AND STATE, THOUGHT AND RELIGION, 1685-1815. By BURDETTE C. POLAND 345

THE KIRK AND THE CONTINENT. BY ANDREW L. DRUMMOND 347

NORFOLK ASSEMBLY. By R. W. KETTON-CREMER 348

RECORDS OF THE LEMAY FAMILY IN ENGLAND (1630-1950). By REGINALD LEMAY 350

SPITALFIELDS AND MILE END NEW TOWN : THE PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH AND ALL SAINTS. (Survey of London, Vol. XXVII) 351 Additions to the Library 98(i), 73(ii), 94, 188, 245, 335

Requests for Information 77(ii), 96, 190, 258, 356

Illustrations

ODET DE COLIGNY, CARDINAL DE CHATILLON (1517-1571) : MEMORIAL TABLET facing 3(i)

BALDWIN HAMEY, THE YOUNGER facing 41(i)

CERTIFICATE OF NATURALISATION GRANTED TO JOHN DUMAS 9 FEBRUARY, 1710/11 facing 8

EUGENE CASALIS facing 106

PLAN OF TYPICAL FLAT OF 'LA PROVIDENCE' on 359

ARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF THEOBALD SQUARE WHEN CONVERTED INTO 'LA PROVIDENCE' facing 360

Vol XX 1958-1964

MINUTES

SESSION 1958-59 2

SESSION 1959-60 146

SESSION 1960-61 254

SESSION 1961-62 392

SESSION 1962-63 474

SESSION 1963-64 576

PAPERS

Thomas Vautrollier, printer and bookseller. By Williams R. LeFanu 12

Some alien craftsmen in sixteenth and seventeenth century England. By Mark Girouard 26

Jean Loiseau de Tourval : a Huguenot translator in England, 1603-31. By Alison Clarke 36

The importance of the Huguenots in the London silk industry. By Peter Thornton and Natalie Rothstein 60

Claude Grosteste de la Motte and the Church of England, 1685-1713. By Phyllis and William A. Bultmann 89

Huguenot connections with the clockmaking trade in England. By Philip J. Shears 158

Some Huguenot friends and acquaintances of Robert Boyle. By Margaret E. Rowbottom 177

Calvin and Biblical Humanism. By Basil Hall. 195

Some portraits by Marcus Gheeraerts II and John de Critz reconsidered. By David Piper 210

Jean Cavalier and the Camisard insurrection. By Philip J. Shears 267

Calvin against the Calvinists. By Basil Hall 284

The family and business of Belesaigne, Amsterdam, 1689-1809. By Alice C. Carter 302

Religious history in the Valois tapestries. By Frances A. Yates 324

Jean Cavalier : notes on the publication of the 'Memoirs'. By A. P. Hands 341

Armand de Bourbon, Marquis de Miremont. By Philip J. Shears 405

The White Terror and the Persecution of the Protestants in the South of France in 1815. By Gwynne Lewis 419

Walter de la Mare, poet and writer of Huguenot extraction. By Luce Bonnerot. 440

Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues. By David B. Quinn 450

The Queen visits Portals of Laverstock. By Sir Francis Portal, Bt. 451 Recollections of horn working in York. By John W. Rougier 454

Joseph Justus Scaliger, 1540-1609. By Edward J. Lefroy 485

Hatchments with special reference to Huguenot families. By Peter G. Summers 499

British Non-conformist reactions to the persecution of the Protestants in the south of France, 1815-19. By Gwynne Lewis 510

The Elizabethan Puritans and the foreign reformed churches in London. By Patrick Collinson 528

Tribute to M. le Pasteur Marc Boegner 556

Isaac Casaubon 1559-1614. By Edward J. Lefroy 586

A Walloon family: Loffroy of Cambray. By J. A. P. Lefroy 604

The origins of Queen Elizabeth's relations with the Huguenots, 1559-62. By Nicola M. Sutherland 626

The Huguenot gunmakers of London. By J. F. Hayward 649

The French Protestant Church archives and library 666

MISCELLANEA

Huguenot Memorials at Wandsworth 137

Notes on the French congregation at Faversham, Kent, and the part played by the families of Grueber and Pigou in the manufacture of gunpowder 139

Bounty papers in the Huguenot Library 142

Peyrenc, surgeon to King William III 144

La famille Marat 247

The Huguenot congregation at Plymouth 248

The families de la Fosse, le Clerc, Columbine 250

Wars in the Cevennes: some early seventeenth- and eighteenth-century maps in the British Museum 384

Huguenot silks 387

Jean Peyrenc, Maitre Chirurgien 388

Joseph Frederick Walsh. or Wallet des Barres, 1722-1824 472

Samuel Hauduroy 472

The Huguenots in the Netherlands : an exhibition 569

Aliens in the county of Norfolk, 1436-85 571 Sir Samuel Romilly 572

Mount Nod burial ground 573

Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues : appeal 574

Brief notes on the Barraud family 674

The Walloon-French church, Norwich, 1637-1832 677

Pigeon shooting in the French (Walloon) church. Norwich, 1598 678

The French Protestant church, Southampton, 1703-1936 679

De Laune portraits 680

Louis Crommelin, 'director of the linen manufactory' : plaque unveiled in Lisburn cathedral, 1964 681

Siege of La Rochelle 682

OBITUARIES

Ernest Braithwaite Savory 102

Oliver Henry Teulon 102

Richard Arthur Austen-Leigh 372

Arthur Herve Browning 373

Grace Lawless Gwynn 664

REVIEWS OF BOOKS

The British paper Industry 1495-1860. By D. C. Coleman 113

David Garrick. By Carola Oman 114

Les eglises reformees de France. By Samuel Mours 116

L'eglise reformee de Montelimar. By Samuel Mours 117

The French Religious Wars in English political thought. By J.H.M. Salmon 119

Huguenot silver in England, 1688-1727. By John F. Hayward 120

Ireland's debt to the Huguenots. By S. J. Knox 122

The Protestant Bishop. Henry Compton, 1632-1713, Bishop of London. By Edward Carpenter 124

Le Protestantisme en France au XVIe siecle. By Samuel Mours 125

The Reformation refugees as an economic force. By Frederick A. Norwood. 126

Gli scritti di Francesco Pucci and Francesco Pucci in Inghilterra By Luigi Firpo 128

La Chiesa Italiana di Londra nel cinquecento e i suoi rapporti con Ginevra. By Luigi Firpo 128 They came as strangers : the story of refugees to Great Britain. By Francesca M. Wilson 129

The Trail of the Black Walnut. By G Elmore Reaman 132

The Valois tapestries. By Frances A. Yates 133

The Wars of Religion in France 1559-1576. By James Westfall Thompson 135

Spitalfields and Mile End New Town. (Survey of London Vol XXVII) 136

Jehan Calvin ; lettres anglaises, 1548-1561. Edited by Albert-Marie Schmidt 136

Calvin. By Emmanuel Stickelberger. Translated by David George Gelzer 234

English Genealogy. By Anthony Richard Wagner 236

French free-thought from Gassendi to Voltaire. By J. S. Spink 237

The persecution of Huguenots and French economic development, 1680-1720. By Warren Candler Scoville 238

Politics and religion in seventeenth-century France. By W. J. Stankiewicz 240

Professions et metiers interdits, un aspect de l'histoire de la Revocation de l'Edict de Nantes. By A. Th. Van Deursen 241

Response a la confession de feu Duc Jean de Northumbelande. By Theodore de Beze 242

Toleration and the Reformation. By Joseph Lecler. Translated by T. L. Westow 244

De Amsterdamse Boekhandel 1680-1725 : I - Jean Louis de Lorme en zijn copieboek. By I.H. Van Eeghen 379

L'Angleterre et la Terreur blanche de 1815 dans le Midi. By Alice Wemyss 380

The Huguenots : a study of a minority. by J. B. Morrall 382

Voltaire and the Calas Case. By Edna Nixon 382

Loffroy of Cambray, a supplement. By a cadet 462

The Massacre of St Bartholomew. By Henri Nogueres. Translated by Claire Eliane Engel 462

A newe booke of copies 1574. A facsimilie of a unique Elizabethan writing book. By Berthold Wolpe 464

Poets, patrons and professors : Sir Philip Sidney, Daniel Rogers and the Leiden humanists. By J. A. Van Dorsten 465

St, Bartholomew's Night. By Philippe Erlanger. Translated by Patrick O'Brian 465

Sir Constantine Huygens and Britain 1596-1687. Vol I : 1596-1619. By A. G. H. Bachrach 467

Den Staet van London in hare groote Peste, door Jacob Cool. Edited by J.A. Van Dorsten 468

The story of the Bosanquets. By Grace Lawless Gwynn. 469 De Amsterdamse Boekhandel 1680-1725 : II - Uitgaven van Jean Louise de Lorme en familieleden. By I. H. Van Eeghen 563

Henry of Navarre. By Hesketh Pearson 563

Layard of Nineveh. By Gordon Waterfield 564

The Trail of the Huguenots in Europe, the United States, South Africa and Canada. By G. Elmore Reaman 566

The English Reformation. By A. G. Dickens. 671

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 104, 230, 375, 457, 558, 668

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION 144, 378, 460, 472, 562, 671

LIST OF PLATES vii,

HUGUENOTS IN THE LONDON SILK INDUSTRY, between pp. 88 and 89

I. (1) House of James Dalibiac; (2) Dress of Spitalfields silk

II. (1) Design by James Leman, (2) Design by Anna Maria Garthwaite

III. Two pattern books with signatures of James Leman

IV. Index page from book of designs by Anna Maria Garthwaite

V. Communion certificate with signature of Christopher Baudouin

VI. (1) Signature of Christopher' Baudoin, (2) Charter of Weavers Company with signature of James Leman and Capt. Peter Lekeux

THE HUGUENOT LIBRARY, between pp. 112-13

VII. The Huguenot Library at University College London

PORTRAITS BY MARCUS GHEERAERTS II AND JOHN DE CRITZ, between. pp. 224-25

VIII-XV. Portraits by Gheeraerts II

XVI-XVII. Portraits by de Critz

RELIGIOUS HISTORY IN THE VALOIS TAPESTRIES, between pp. 340-1

XVIII. The ‘Fontainebleau' tapestry

XIX. The ‘Whale’ tapestry

XX. The ‘Barriers’ tapestry

XXI. (1) William of Orange crowning Anjou from the Joyeuse entrée, (2) Anjou as peacemaker by Lucius de Heere

XXII. The ‘Journey’ tapestry

XXIII. (1) Louis of Nassau, {2} Detail from Plate XXII WARS IN THE CEVENNES, between pp. 384-5

XXIV. Les montagnes des Sevennes, map by I. B. Nolin, 1703

HUGUENOT SILKS, facing p. 381

XXV. (1) Silk design by Anna Maria Garthwaite, (2) Silk woven by Sabatier

ARMAND DE BOURBON, MARQUIS DE MIREMONT, facing p. 405

XXVI. Portrait of Louis Duras, Earl of Feversham

XXVll. Portrait of Armand de Bourbon, Marqujs de Miremont

THE QUEEN VISITS PORTALS OF LAVERSTOKE, facing p. 451

XXVIII. (1) Bere Mill where Henri Portal started paper making (2) H.M. the Queen accompanied by Sir Francis Portal crossing the footbridge below Bere Mill

HORN WORKING IN YORK, facing p. 454

XXIX. Hornpresser’s workshop, Rougier Street, York

JOSEPH JUSTUS SCALIGER, 1540-1609, facing p. 489

XXX. Joseph Justus Scaliger

JACQUES LE MOYNE DE MORGUES, facing p. 574

XXXI. Reproduction from an album of plant drawings recently acquired 'by the British Museum

THE HUGUENOT GUNMAKERS OF LONDON, between pp. 662-663

XXXII.-XLIII. Firearms made by Huguenot gunmakers

THE FRENCH CHURCH, SOUTHAMPTON, between pp. 678-79

XLIV.-XLV. Church plate

LIST OF FIGURES

JEAN CAVALIER, AND THE CAMISARD INSURRECTION

Fig. p. 267 Sketch map of Languedoc

HATCHMENTS WITH REFERENCE TO HUGUENOT FAMILIES

Fig. p. 508 The Luard hatchment at Blyborough, Lincs.

Vol XXI 1965-1970

MINUTES

SESSION 1964-65 1

SESSION 1965-66 99

SESSION 1966-67 165

SESSION 1967-68 315

SESSION 1968-69 393

SESSION 1969-70 515

PAPERS

The Reverend James Fontaine. By Edward J. Lefroy 11

The Flemish and Dutch Communities in Colchester in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By L. F. Rocker 15

The Diary of John Casaubon. By Richard Hunter and Ida Macalpine 31

Andre Wechel. By William Richard LeFanu 58

John Martineau and His Cottages. By Marjorie Nisbett 82

The Huguenots in Germany. By E. C. Privat 111

The Synod of Dort, the Westminster Assembly and the French Reformed Church, 1618-43. By M. W. Dewar 119

Philip Mercier, an Eighteenth Century Painter. By R. Raines 124

General David Montolieu, Baron de St. Hippolite. By T. A. Heathcote 138

Some Books in the Library of L'Eglise Protestante, London. By N. R. Ker 143

Francois Sabatier: a Huguenot in the Galleys. By P. M. Conlon 148

The Huguenots and the Enlightenment. By E. S. De Beer 179

John Theophilus Desaguliers (1683-1744). By M. E. Rowbottom 196

The Family of Riviere in England. By M. V. B. Riviere 219

Balthazar Gardemau and his Library. By J. A. Fitch 241

Notes on Isaac Gosset, the Elder. By E. J. Pyke 273

John Durand, Stock-splitter. By N. Baker 280

International Visit of Huguenot Descendants to Le Gard. By E. R. Briggs 290

The Huguenots across the World: First International Reunion in Le Gard: Report. By A. Bertrand 292

A Huguenot Pilgrimage to Nimes. By P. B. Minet 327

'La Providence': the French Hospital By C. F. A. Marmoy 335

Huguenots in Spitalfields and Soho. By F. H. W. Sheppard 355

Arrival of Huguenot Refugees in England, 1680-1705. By R. D. Gwynn 366

Notes on the Bibliography of Jurieu. By P. M. Conlon 374

George Washington and Nicholas Martiau. By A. Ross 376

Distribution of Huguenot Refugees in England. By Robin D. Gwynn 404

The Bristol Huguenots, 1681-1791. By Ronald Mayo 437

Noel Aubert de Verse. By E. R. Briggs 455

Sir Paul Rycaut (1629-1700). By Sonia P. Anderson 464

Dispute over Austin Friars Church, 1573. Mss. transcribed by Anne M. Oakley 492

Le Pelerinage, 1969. By L. C. Christie 526

Huguenot Typography. By Harry Carter 532

Huguenot Cabinet-Makers and Designers in England in the late Stuart Period. By Edward T. Joy 545

Some Huguenots in Professional and Administrative Functions in the Netherlands in the Eighteenth Century. By Alice Carter 550

The Teulon Ancestry in France. By Anthony Wagner 569

MISCELLANEA

The Huguenot Society's Badge 96

The First President of the Spalding Gentlemen's Society 96

The Journal of John Fontaine (1693-1767): Request for Information 97

The Congregation at Thorney, Cambridge: Request for Information 97

The Family of Bosanquet 97

The Barraud Family in Virginia 159

The Museum of Dauphine Protestantism 160

Mount Nod Burial Ground, Wandsworth 161

The Huguenot Society Badge and Huguenot Crosses 161

Diary of John Casaubon 306

Three still-active Huguenot Charities 306

Pierre Bayle Museum at Carla-Bayle, Ariege 310 Protestant Historical Society of France: an appeal 310

Deutsche Hugenotten-Verein: Information on Publications 310

Persecution of Huguenots towards 1725 385

Huguenot Educational Grants in San Francisco 386

The Family of Wood 387

International Visit of Huguenot Descendants to La Rochelle, 1969 509

'Colloque sur le Refuge Huguenot', Montpellier, 1969 509

World Conference on Records, Salt Lake City, 1969 510

Loan Exhibition of Philip Mercier's Paintings 511

Service Protestant d'Accueil de Tourisme et d'Information at Nimes 611

French Protestant School Foundation 611

OBITUARIES

Charles E. F. Dumas 86

Jean Schlumberger 378

Douglas Lloyd Savory 499

Winifred Turner 499

Guy Fromanteel Cobbold 500

REVIEWS OF BOOKS

De Amsterdamse Boekhandel 1680-1725: III Gegevens over de vervaardigers, hun internationale relaties en de uitgaven, A - M. By I. H. Van Eeghen 91

The English Reformed Church in Amsterdam in the Seventeenth Century. By Alice Clare Carter. 91

Histoire Generale du Protestantisme, Tome 1 - 3. By Emile G. Leonard 92

A History of Protestantism: 1. The Reformation. By Emile G. Leonard 94

Notes on the Huguenot Family of Riviere in England. By Michael Riviere 95

Baroque and Rococo Silks. By Peter Thornton 157

Elizabeth's Army. By C. G. Cruickshank 158

De Amsterdamse Boekhandel 1680-1725, vol IV 299

The Elizabethan Puritan Movement. By Patrick Collinson 299

The Financial Revolution in England, 1688-1756. By P. G. M. Dickson 300

Les Huguenots a Bristol (1681- 1791). By Ronald Mayo 301 Huguenot Warrior: The life and times of Henri de Rohan, 1579-1638. By J. Alden Clarke 303

The Style of John Calvin in his French Polemical Treatises. By Francis M. Higman 303

Barraud: the story of a family. By E. M. Barraud 382

Romilly: a life of Sir Samuel Romilly, Lawyer and Reformer. By Patrick Medd 383

Calvin and the Amyraut Heresy. By Brian G. Armstrong 504

Courtaulds : an economic and social history. By D. C. Coleman 505

The Huguenot family of Courtauld, Vol. 2 and 3. By S. L. Courtauld 506

Queen of Navarre, Jeanne d'Albret, 1528-1572. By Nancy Lyman Roelker 507

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 88, 154, 296, 379, 501, 609.

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION 89, 156, 298, 381, 502

LIST OF PLATES

ANDRE WECHEL, p. 67

I. Pare: Cinq Livres de Chirurgie

JOHN MARTINEAU AND HIS COTTAGES, between pp. 84-5

II. (1) Doorway to one of the Martineau Cottages at Eversley, (2) cottages built by Martineau at Eversley, believed to have been designed by his cousin, Edward Henry Martineau

III. Eversley Rectory, house of Charles Kingsley

PHILIP MERCIER, between pp. 136--7

IV. (1) Antoine Watteau: La Cascade, (2) Mercier: La Promenade

V. Philip Mercier: Fete galante I

VI. (1) Sir Thomas Samwell and his Friends, by Philip Mercier (2) Viscount Tyrconnel and his family, by Philip Mercier

VII. (1) Philip Mercier and his family, by Philip Mercier, (2) Frederick Prince of Wales and his sisters, by Philip Mercier

VIII. (1) Boy reading to a girl, by Philip Mercier, (2) Girl sewing, by Philip Mercier

IX. (1) Henriette LeFanu, by Philip Mercier, (2) Portrait of a gentleman, by Philip Mercier

X. (1) Girl in Pink, by Philip Mercier, (2) The Bible Lesson, by Philip Mercier

XI. (1) The Young Artist, by Philip Mercier, (2) Children Blowing Bubbles, by Philip Mercier

XII. (1) The sense of Smell, by Philip Mercier, (2) The Concert, by Philip Mercier

PORTRAIT OF GENERAL DAVID MONTOLIEU, BARON DE ST. HIPPOLITE, 1669-1761, facing p. 138

XIII. Portrait

THE HUGUENOT FAMILY OF RIVIERE IN ENGLAND, between pp. 240-l

XIV. Binding by Robert Riviere and Son

XV. The Empty Chair, by Briton Riviere

XVI. Study for Adonis, by Briton Riviere

XVII. Vae Victis, by Briton Riviere

XVIII. Persian Princes, by Hugh Goldwin Riviere

XIX. Valentine Riviere, by William Riviere

XX. William D'Oyly Riviere (1957), by Helen Riviere.

BALTHAZAR GARDEMAU: A HUGUENOT SQUARSON AND HIS LIBRARY, facing p. 241

XXI. Portrait

SOME NOTES ON ISAAC GOSSET, between pp. 272-3

XXII. (1) Paoli, General Pasquale, by Isaac Gosset, (2) William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, by Isaac Gosset

XXIII. Modelling tools used by Isaac Gosset

'LA PROVIDENCE': THE FRENCH HOSPITAL, between pp. 338-51

XXIV. Minutes of the first Meeting of the Managing Committee: 1718

XXV. Page from Registry of applicants, 1736-75

XXVI. Part of an 'Obligation d'Indemnite' signed by the silversmith Paul de Lamerie

XXVII. The French Protestant Hospital, Victoria Park, erected 1866

SIR PAUL RYCAUT, between pp. 470-5

XXVIII. Portrait, 1691, by Johann Rundt

XXIX. (1) Aylesford Priory: the Watergate, (2) Drawing of lemming

XXX-XXXI. Holograph Letter from Sir Paul Rycaut

LE PELERINAGE, 1969, between pp. 526-527

XXXII. La Rochelle: entry to the port

XXXIII. (1) La Rochelle: facade of the Protestant Church built 1691 on the site of one of the earliest chapels of the 'culte reforme' (1563) and purchased 1793

(2) Collapsable pulpit (c. I 750) used at the open-air services held in the Desert, Cevennes

HUGUENOT TYPOGRAPHY, between pp. 544-545

XXXIV. Jean Calvin, The Institution of Christian Religion (1578). The fourth edition in English, Bodleian Library

XXXV. The title-page of La Civilite puerile, Lyons, R. Granjon, 1558 XXXVI. Matrices for the Cicero Lettre francoise by Granjon, at the Museum Plantin-Moretus

XXXVII. Punches and matrices for the Lettre francoise invention de Hamon at the Museum Plantin- Moretus, Antwerp.

HUGUENOT CABINET-MAKERS AND DESIGNERS, between pp. 548-549

XXXVIII. Designs for chairs, stools and valances by Daniel Marot (no date)

XXXIX. Designs by Jean Berain, the distinguished artist, designer of Louis XIV's reign

XL. State Bedstead, covered in crimson velvet and white silk. Made for the first Earl of Melville, c. 1695, and closely resembling a published design by Marot

XLI. Armchairs 'in the style of Daniel Marot'. Carved walnut, pierced with acanthus foliage. End of the seventeenth century

THE TEULON ANCESTRY, between pp. 584-585

XLII. Anne (Desfaux), wife of Anthony Teulon of Greenwich. Died 1730

LIST OF FIGURES

THE DIARY OF JOHN CASAUBON

Excerpt from John Casaubon's diary, p. 56

ANDRE WECHEL

Normal Pegasus Device, used by Andre Wechel, p. 63

Leaping Pegasus Device, used by Andre Wechel, p. 72

Pegasus with Rainbow and Open Monogram, device used by Andre Wechel, p. 73

BALTHAZAR GARDEMAU

Arms of Gardemau, p. 242

'LA PROVIDENCE': THE FRENCH HOSPITAL

The French Protestant Hospital, Bath Street, St. Luke's. View of Western Quadrangle, c. 1740, p.339

The French Protestant Hospital, Bath Street St. Luke's, as existing in 1865, p. 340

Ground plan of hospital in Bath Street, St. Luke's, as existing in 1865, p. 341

Ground plan of the French Protestant Hospital, Victoria Park, 1892, p.351

ARRIVAL OF HUGUENOT REFUGEES IN ENGLAND

Diagram showing number of Temoignages, 1675-1705, p. 367 Diagram showing the number of Temoignages, 1680-1705, p. 369

Diagram, showing the number of new members of the French Church of London, 1680-1705, p. 372

DISTRIBUTION OF HUGUENOT REFUGEES IN ENGLAND

Diagram showing baptisms at the Walloon Church of Canterbury, 1650-1710, p. 411

Diagram showing baptisms at the Walloon Church of Norwich, 1650-1710, p. 421

Map showing the distribution of French churches in England, 1665, p. 434

Map showing Ephemeral French congregations established in England in the 1680s, but not surviving into the eighteenth century, p. 435

French churches in England 1700, p. 436

HUGUENOT TYPOGRAPHY

Sonnet by Ronsard prefacing Pierre Hamon's Alphabet de l'invention de lettres par diverses escritures, Paris, J. Le Royer, 1561, p. 542

PEDIGREES

Folder I Teulon, between pp. 598-599

Folder II Duranc, Pages, D'Assas, between pp. 604-605

Folder III Desfaux, Vidas, Emenard, between p. 608-609

Vol XXII 1970-1976

MINUTES

SESSION 1970-71 1

SESSION 1971-72 71

SESSION 1972-73 177

SESSION 1973-74 287

SESSION 1974-75 373

SESSION 1975-76 469

PAPERS

Voltaire in England: A Quarrel with some Huguenot Connexions. By Norma Perry 12

Lodewyck Huygens: Journal of a Visit to England, 165I-52. By A. G. H. Bachrach 24

Louis Herault and his 'Advis'. By Robin D. Gwynn 41

Two Unpublished Letters of Jean Cousin, concerning Cassiodoro de Reina. By A. Gordon Kinder 51

The British Factory at Leghorn: Some Huguenot Associations. By J. A. P. Lefroy 81

The French Translations of the English Book of Common Prayer. By D. N. Griffiths 90

Refugee Printers and Publishers in Britain during the Tudor Period. By Colin Clair 115

The French Protestant Church under the German Occupation, 1940-1944. By Grace Davie 127

Jacques Rousseau: A Huguenot Decorative Artist at the Courts of Louis XIV and William III. By Elspeth A. Evans 142

Two Chalices Formerly Belonging to West Street Chapel. By lrene Scouloudi 162

General Sir John Henry Lefroy. By J. A. P. Lefroy 191

Matthieu Maty: A French 'Apostle' of English Letters. By Uta Janssens-Knorsch 211

The Huguenot Bible. By R. A.. Sayce 224

More Pages from the History of the French Hospital. By C. F. A. Marmoy 235

Financial Aid to French Protestant Refugees 1681-1727: Briefs and the Royal Bounty. By Raymond Smith 248

John Vernon: The First Known French Protestant in England. By Philippe Denis 257

Jean Prieur du Plessis: A Huguenot Surgeon. By Mark A. du Plessis 264

The Huguenot Society of London: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. By J. A. P. Lefroy 298 The Administration Within the Walloon Settlement in Canterbury, 1576-1599. By Beate Magen 307

The French Huguenot Psalter. By Edith Weber. 318

Jean Cousin, Minister of Threadneedle Street (c. 1562-1574) and His Congregation. By M. J. 0. Kennedy 330

Philip Guide, Huguenot Refugee Doctor of Medicine (c. 1640-1716). By Leslie G. Matthews 345

Disciplines of Huguenot Churches in England: A Handlist. By Philippe Denis 353

The Ancestry of Alfred Sisley. By Pierre Legouis 356

Huguenot Struggles Against Calvin's Greatest Mistake. By Eric R. Briggs 385

A Huguenot Civil Servant: The Career of Charles Delafaye, 1677 to 1762. By J. C. Sainty 398

The Road to La Rochelle: English Foreign Policy and the Huguenots, 1610 to 1629. By Simon L. Adams 414

Did the Huguenots come to Montgomeryshire? By Rhiannon Davies 430

Pierre L'Oiseleur's Connections with England in the Sixteenth Century. By Irene Backus 441

The Evolution of the French Law of Nationality Relating to Returning Huguenots. By Guy Picarda 449

An apostle of the Incomplete Reformation: Jacopo Aconcio (1500-1567). By E. R. Briggs 481

The Huguenot Links with St. George's Chapel Windsor. By D. N. Griffiths 496

The Distribution of Huguenot Refugees in England, II: London and its Environs. By Robin D Gwynn 509

The Anti-Huguenot undercurrent in Late-Seventeenth-Century England. By Malcolm R. Thorp 569

MISCELLANEA

Archives of the French Protestant Church of London 68

Philip Phillips: A Huguenot Scholar 69

Travels in Huguenot France 70

Some Monuments of Huguenot Interest in Hampshire Churches 173

Corrections in Huguenot Society Proceedings Vol. XXI and Vol. XXII 175

The Registers of the Huguenot Churches of Edinburgh and Cork 281

The Peter Wilding Bequest of Huguenot Silver to the British Museum 282 Huguenot Lodge No.2140 282

The Huguenot painted by Sir John Everett Millais. 283

Anthony and Daniel Jonquay: two Huguenot Immigrants to Australia in the Nineteenth Century. 283

The Warner Archive 283

Huguenot Crosses 368

Jean Diodati's Livre de Job 368

Huguenots at Thorpe-Le-Soken, Essex 369

Sir John Chardin, 1643-1713 370

Communion Tokens 370

A Bequest 371

The Monlong Pistols 463

A work of Hubert Le Sueur, the Huguenot Sculptor, 1595-1650? 464

Distribution of Archival and Manuscript Material 465

Information Centre at Nimes 465

The Perigal Manuscript 466

Canterbury Cathedral in Need 466

Huguenot Crosses 467

Rise in the cost of postage 467

Request for Information on the cultivation of peppermint and lavender 467

Disciplines of Huguenot Churches in England: the need for further research 590

The Fourth International Reunion of Huguenot Descendants at Strasbourg, 27 August to 4 September 1975 594

The Eglise Neuve, Spitalfields 596

An appreciation 597

OBITUARIES

Edward Jeffry Lefroy 164

Major-General P. J. Shears 165

Victor John Collins, Lord Stonham 166

Major-General Clifford Thomason Beckett 269

Miss Susan Minet 597 REVIEWS OF BOOKS

Conflict of Loyalties: politics and religion in the career of Gaspard de Coligny Admiral of France 1519-1572. By J. Shimizu 62

The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Vols. I-III. Edited by Robert Latham and William Matthews 63

Les Financiers de Languedoc au XVIIIe Siecle. By Guy Chaussinand-Nogaret 64

Peter Mark Roget: The word and the man. By D. L. Emblen 66

Jean-Louis Durant (1654-1718). By Jean-Daniel Candaux 169

Life in Revolutionary France. By Gwynn Lewis 170

Sebastien Castellion. Latin text edited by Bruno Becker, French text edited by M. Valkhoff 171

Crisis and Order in English Towns, 1500-1700: essays in urban history. By Peter Clark and Paul Slack 272

The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Vols. IV- V. Edited by Robert Latham and William Matthews 273

English Genealogy. By Anthony Richard Wagner, Garter King of Arms 274

The Journal of John Fontaine: an Irish Huguenot son in Spain and Virginia 1710-1719. Edited with introduction by Edward Porter Alexander 274

The London Weavers Company 1600-1970. By Alfred Plummer. 275

The Massacre of St. Bartholomew and European Conflict 1559-1572. By N. M. Sutherland 277

Niederlandische Exulanten im 16. ]ahrhundert: Ihre Stellung im Sozialgefuge und im Religiosen Leben Deutscher und Englischer Stadte. By Heinz Schilling 278

Seventeenth-Century Economic Documents. Edited by Joan Thirsk and J. P. Cooper 279

The Assassination of Henry IV: the Tyrannicide problem and the consolidation of French Absolute Monarchy in the early seventeenth century. By Roland Mousnier, translated by Joan Spencer 362

A biographical dictionary of Wax Modellers. By E. J. Pyke 363

Pierre Bayle. Ce que c'est que la France toute catholique sous le regne de Louis le grand. Edited by Elizabeth Labrousse 364

Jean Bodin and the Rise of Absolutist Theory. By Julian H. Franklin 364

The Rouen Campaign 1590-1592. Politics, Welfare and Early-Modern State. By Howell A. Lloyd 365

L'Entree de Saturne au Lion (l'eclipse de soleil du 12 aout 1654). By Elizabeth Labrousse 455

La famille Du Pasquier ... Tome 1, de la premiere a la quinzieme generation. By John Thierry Du Pasquier 456

Matthieu Maty and the Journal Britannique 1750-1755: a French view of English literature in the middle of the eighteenth century. By Uta Janssens 457

Rococo Silver 1727-1765. By Arthur Grimwade 458

Die Wallonengemeinde in Canterbury von ihrer Grundung bis zum Jahre 1635. By Dr. Beate Magen 458

Les Eglises d'Etrangers a Londres jusqu'a la mort de Calvin: de l'eglise de Jean Lasco a l'etablissement de Calvinisme. By Philippe Denis 458

The Walloon Community in Canterbury 1625-1649. By John Campbell 460

Casiodoro de Reina, Spanish Reformer of the Sixteenth Century. By A. Gordon Kinder 583

Un Combat aux Frontieres de l'Orthodoxie: la controverse entre J. Acontius et Des Gallars sur la question du fondement et des circonstances de l'Eglise. By Philippe Denis. In Bibliotheque d'Humanisme et Renaissance. 584

The Development of English Glass Making 1560-1640 By Eleanor S. Godfrey. 585

'Pour une histoire economique et sociale des refugies wallons et flamands a Norwich au XVIe siecle: travaux recents et sources inexplorees', in Archives et bibliotheques de Belgique, tome XLVI. By Philippe Denis 587

'Bibliographie de l'histoire demographique de refugies flamands et wallons en Angleterre (1558-1625), in Bulletin de la societe d'histoire du Protestantisme belge. By Philippe Denis 587

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 60, 167, 270, 359, 453, 581

LIST OF PLATES

JACQUES ROUSSEAU, between pp. 160-61

I. Portrait of Jacques Rousseau.

II. (I) Rousseau's perspective at the Hotel Fieubet.

(2) Rousseau's perspective at the Hotel Dangeau.

III. (1-2) Trompe l'oeil architectural paintings by Rousseau in the Salon de Venus at Versailles.

IV. (1-2) Trompe l'oeil paintings of Meleager and Atalanta by Rousseau in the Salon de Venus at Versailles.

V. (1) Rousseau's design for the decoration of the Orangery at St. Cloud. (2) The 'Offices' at Marly with Rousseau's perspective.

VI. (1) The staircase of Montague House.

(2) A ruin in a Landscape: painting by Rousseau in the King's Second Presence Chamber at Hampton Court.

TWO CHALICES FORMERLY BELONGING TO WEST STREET CHAPEL, between pp. 160-61

VII. (1-2) Chalices bequeathed by Peter Fenowillet to the West Street Chapel.

THE WARNER ARCHIVE, between pp. 282-83

VIII. Page of waistcoat patterns. English (Spitalfields), Maze and Steer

LIST OF MAPS

THE DISTRIBUTION OF HUGUENOT REFUGEES IN ENGLAND, II: LONDON AND ITS ENVIRONS

Map 1 French churches 1685 557

Map 2 French churches 1690 558

Map 3 French churches 1695 559

Map 4 French churches 1700 560

Map 5 French churches 1690 563

Map 6 French churches 1695 564

Map 7 French churches 1700 565

Vol XXIII 1977-1982

MINUTES

SESSION 1976-77 1

SESSION 1977-78 63

SESSION 1978-79 127

SESSION 1979-81 205

SESSION 1981-82 273

SESSION 1982-83 351

PAPERS

Some Huguenot Friends of Saint-Evremond. By E. R. Briggs 7

Notes on Rev. Henri Pujolas. By E. R. Briggs 19

Renee de France and the Reformed Faith. By Hilda Dale 22

The Chelsea Pensioner and the Chaplain: The Two Jaques Duplessis. By C. F. A. Marmoy 36

Heraldry, An Introduction. By John A. Goodall 49

The Historical Novel and the Huguenots. By Charles F. A. Marmoy 69

The Huguenot Struggle for Recognition. By N. M. Sutherland 79

Abel Boyer: His Early Life 1667-1689. By Graham C. Gibbs 87

Reflexions upon the first Century of the Huguenot Churches in England. By E. R. Briggs 99

La Soupe: La Maison de Charite de Spittlefields. By Charles F. A. Marmoy 134

Jane Austen's Irish Friend: Rt. Hon. Thomas Langlois Lefroy. By Lt. Col. J. A. P. Lefroy 148

'Discipline' in the English Huguenot Churches of the Reformation. By Philippe Denis 166

A Huguenot Artist: Jacques Le Moyne De Morgues. By Paul Hulton 173

Eude to Hood: Suggested Evolution of a Name. By James W. Hood 187

James II: His Treatment of Huguenot Refugees, 1685-1686. By Robin D. Gwynn 212

Georgian Houses of Spitalfields. By Mark Girouard 225

Jean Deschamps (1709-1767) and the French Colony in Berlin. By Uta Janssens 227

Anthony Lefroy 1703-1779: Merchant at Leghorn. By Lt. Col. J. A. P. Lefroy 240

John Le Leu, alias Wolf, French Arboriculturist at the Tudor Court. 8y James Alsop 252

Barak Norman. By David Murdoch 255

Review Article: French Churches in England in the 1640s and 1650s. By Robin D. Gwynn 256

The Killing of Jean Calas: Voltaire's first Huguenot Cause. By Randolph Vigne 280 Jean Barbot (1655-1713). By P. E. H. Hair 295

Sir Jean Chardin (1643-1712/13). By Lalah Labib-Rahman 309

Some Huguenot Bookbinders. By Howard Nixon 319

Mathurin Charretier: a Politique during the Wars of Religion in France. By Mark Greengrass 330

David Gansel of Leyton Grange and East Donyland Hall (1691-1753): A Huguenot Architect in his Setting. By Randolph Vigne 358

George Psalmanazar. By Sir Robert Birley 376

James Six FRS (1731-93) The Man and his Pedigree. By John A. Chaldecott 390

James Six: His Scientific Life and Works. By Anita McConnell 396

The Tahourdin Family: How to use old Sources to put new Flesh on Dry Bones. By Jean Tsushima 405

The London French Churches, 1640-1660. By Professor E. R. Briggs 414

Report on the Sixth International Meeting of Huguenot Descendants. By Irene Scouloudi 420

The Huguenots, the Quiet Conquest: 1985 Exhibition 423

MISCELLANEA

John Locke and the Huguenots 59

The Registers of the Sandtoft Stranger Community in the Parish of Belton, Lincolnshire 59

The Preservation of Spitalfields 60

Huguenot Lodge No. 2140 61

Westminster French Protestant School of Foundation 61

Huguenot Society of London Library Fund 61, 201, 269, 347, 432

Appreciation 61, 123

Rachel De Ruvigny 123

Grants for Educational Assistance 123

Huguenot Crosses 123, 269, 348. 434

Fifth International Reunion of Huguenot Descendants, Rouen, 1978 198

The Delamotte Diary 198

Protestant Books of the 1570s 199

Benefactions to the Huguenots from the Fifth Earl of Bedford 200 Returns of Strangers in Blackfriars during the reign of Elizabeth I 200

Tercentenary Exhibition 201, 270, 348

Revised Rates of Subscription, May 1979 201

Sir Theodore de Mayerne 267

La Providence at Rochester 267

Researches in Huguenot Genealogy 268

Pierre Prelleur, Organist 268

Rates of Subscription 269

Francois Leguat 346

Jean Gagnier 346

Michael Maittaire in 1717 346

Non-conformist Registers of Chapels in the East End of London 347

London Silver 1680-1780 430

Edmund Grindal, 1519-1583, The First Elizabethan Superintendent of the Stranger Churches 430

Records of the Former Non-conformist Gibralter Chapel, off the Bethnal Green Road 431

The Gravestone of Peter Renvoize 431

Romilly and Garnault Families 432

OBITUARIES

Susan Minet, Hon FSA 53

Edward Alfred Le Cluse Staines 54

Dame Joan Evans 120

REVIEWS OF BOOKS

The Anglo-Dutch Contribution to the Civilization of Early Modern Society. By Charles Wilson and others 55

Dry Ginger: The Biography of Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Michael Le Fanu, GCB, DSC. By Richard Baker 55

Victor Cazalet: a Portrait. By Robert Rhodes James 56

The Religions of the People in Sixteenth-Century Champagne. By A. N. Galpern 57

Early Modern France, 1560-1715. By Robin Briggs 121

L'lnspiration Biblique dans la Poesie Religieuse d'Agrippa d'Aubigne. By Marguerite Soulie 121

The Account Books of Benjamin Mildmay, Earl Fitzwalter. By A. C. Edwards 193

De Amsterdamse Boekhandel 1680-1725. By I, H. van Eeghen 194

La Musique Protestante de Langue Francaise. By Edith Weber 195

Political Change in France under Richelieu and Mazarin 1624-61. By Richard Bonney 195

Repertoire de Genealogies Francaises Imprimees. By Etienne Arnaud 197

David Garrick, 1717-1779: a Brief Account. By Helen R. Srnith 262

Guide to The Parish and Non-Parochial Registers of Devon and Cornwall, 1538-1837. By Hugh Peskett 262

The Huguenot Struggle for Recognition. By N. M. Sutherland 263

Russland und die Hugenotten im 18 Jahrhundert (1689-1789). By Von Jurgen Kammerer 264

Seventeenth-Century Norwich: Politics, Religion and Government. 1620-1690. By John T. Evans 265

The Minute Book of the French Church at Southampton, 1702-1939. By Edwin Welch 341

La Musique protestante en langue allemande. By Edith Weber 342

Sheridan LeFanu and Victorian Ireland. By W. J. McCormack 343

The vindication of Francois Leguat. By Alfred North-Coombes 343

The French Prophets. The History of a Millenarian Group in Eighteenth-Century England. By Hillel Schwartz 425

French speakers at the Cape in the first hundred years of Dutch East India Company rule: the European background. By M. Boucher 426

La Rochelle and the French Monarchy. Conflict and Order in seventeenth-century France. By David Parker 427

Rouen during the Wars of Religion. By Philip Benedict 428

Tracing your ancestors in the Public Record Office. By Jane Cox and Timothy Padfield 429

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 4, 67, 131, 209, 276

LIST OF PLATES

JACQUES LE MOYNE DE MORGUES, between pp. 186-187

I. Athore showing Laudonniere the marker column set up by Ribault in 1562. II. Man of Florida.

III. Mallow and Damsel Fly.

IV. Oranges and Lemons.

V. Sweet Bay.

VI. (a) Maritime Pine.

(b) Clovelink, Wall Butterfly and Fly:

VII. Linnet and Barberry.

VIII. Hoopoe and Linnet.

BARAK NORMAN, between pp. 254-55

IX. (a and b) Front and back of a violin made by Barak Norman in 1704.

SOME HUGUENOT BOOKBINDERS, between pp. 328-29

X. Dudley Binder.

XI. Morocco Binder.

XII. Morocco Binder.

XIII. John De Planche.

DAVID GANSEL OF LEYTON GRANGE, between pp. 375-76

XIV. Leyton Grange: engraving by Jacobus Schynvoet.

XV. (I and 2) Leyton Grange: elevation and plan.

LIST OF FIGURES

1. Six's design for a self-registering thermometer 400

PEDIGREES

James Six 391

Tahourdin Family 406

Vol XXIV 1983-1988

MINUTES

SESSION 1982-83 3

SESSION 1983-84 83

SESSION 1984-85 163

SESSION 1985-86 265

SESSION 1986-87 353

SESSION 1987-88 463

PAPERS

Cromwell's intervention on behalf of the Vaudois. By Randolph Vigne 10

Louis Francois Roubiliac and his Huguenot connections. By Tessa Murdoch 26

Abel Boyer - Gallo-Anglus Glossographus et Historicus, 1667-1729; from tutor to author. By Graham C. Gibbs 46

Huguenot gardeners in the age of gardeners. By Christopher Thacker 60

Science and religion: Georges Cuvier and the problems of belief in post-Restoration France. By Dorinda Outram 92

Soho and Spitalfields: little-known tapestry weavers in and around London, 1680-1780. By Wendy Hefford 103

David le Marchand - Huguenot ivory carver. By Charles Avery 113

The Norwich strangers, 1565-1643: a problem of control. By Douglas L. Rickwood 119

The Walloon community in Norwich: the first 100 years. By Christine M. Vane 129

The foreign population in London in 1549. By Andrew Pettegree 141

Publications of the Huguenot Society - the Quarto Series. By William R. LeFanu 173

The Founding Fathers. By Jean Tsushima 177

The Huguenot Society of London: 100 years and after. By Randolph Vigne 189

Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, controversial Huguenot traveller and trader, 1605-82. By C. R. Boxer 202

Emigre map-makers of the late 16th century and the Protestant New World. By Helen Wallis 210

Dublin's Huguenot communities: trials, development and triumph, 1662-1702. By Raymond Pierre Hylton 221

Jean D'Espagne and the 2nd Earl of Bridgewater (1622-86). By Charles L. Hamilton 232

The Huguenot factor in American loyalism, 1775-1875. By Doris Jones-Baker 240

The Van Sommers - a Huguenot artistic tradition. By Randolph Vigne 285

Louis XIV and the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. By Ragnhild Hatton 296

Isaac Basire, 1606-78: traveller and French apostle. By D. N. Griffiths 303

The making of a Lord Mayor - Sir John Leman, 1544-1632. By Rosemary Weinstein 316

The bequest of William Marriott to 'the poor French protestants in England', 1719: a social study. By Irene Scouloudi 325

The French and Dutch congregations in London in the early 17th century. By Ole Peter Grell 362

The changing face of Protestantism in 20th century France. By Grace Davie 378

The stranger community in Marian London. By Andrew Pettegree 390

Introduction of plants to Britain in the 16th and 17th century by strangers and refugees. By Ruth Duthie 403

Volunteers for the wilderness: the Walloon petitioners of 1621 and the voyage of the Nieu Nederlandt to the Hudson river in 1624. By John Peters 421

The stranger community in London, 1558-1640. By Irene Scouloudi 434

The Ouvry family in the 19th century. By Jonathan G. Ouvry 474

Huguenot participation in the French theatre in London, 1700-50. By Esther J. Ehrman 480

'The World Upside-Down': populism and providence in the Lettres Pastorales, 1686-95, of Pierre Jurieu. By Robin Howells 493

P. B. Scale: surveyor in Ireland, gentleman of Essex. By A. Stuart Mason and John Bensusan-Butt 508

Jacques de Savoye, 1636-1717, a Cape settler. By Mark A. du Plessis 519

The good Lord Galway: the English and Irish careers of a Huguenot leader. By Randolph Vigne 532

The Mayflower and Huguenot settlement in New England, 1620-85. By Doris Jones-Baker 551

MISCELLANEA

In memory of Robert Bazin 75

Lewis Galdy: a 17th century version of the story of Jonah 75 Huguenot Lodge No 2140 75

Huguenot Society ties 75

Huguenot crosses 76, 159

Requests for speakers 76

Huguenot Library Appeal Fund 76, 159, 262, 349, 459

Huguenot Heritage 1985 77

Scholarship for Huguenot Research 156

Alien glassmakers at the Broad Street glasshouse, 1635 156

Huguenot evidence in testamentary lawsuits 157

Lost Huguenot portraits 158

French Protestant material in Bishop Cosin's Library, University of Durham 158

The Dublin Colloquium, 1985 259

The Paris Bicentenary, 1885 259

The Spitalfields Mathematical Society 260

L'Eglise Neuve, Fournier Street, Spitalfields 261

Jean-Baptiste Bailliere 262

Corrections: Quarto Series 56, Proceedings XXIV, p. 252 262, 349

On the Huguenot trail in western France 346

The Huguenots in Genoa: a diplomat's report 347

The exile of Bearn protestants in London after 1685 348

La Messe trouvee dans l'Escriture: a new attribution 457

Dr Elisabeth Labrousse, Hon. D. Litt., Oxford 458

The Huguenot Library Fund: the Beuzeville papers 459

An unpublished Return of Strangers in the metropolis, 1571 568

Gascherie, Gashry and Hanrott papers 569

Duroure-Vignoles papers 569

A Temoignage of 1689 569

'Huguenot Dublin' exhibition. 570

Huguenot materials in County Record Offices 570

OBITUARIES

Jeffry Arden Patrick Lefroy 334 Joseph William Scott 443

Norman Delamain Ouvry 557

James William Hood 557

REVIEWS OF BOOKS

The beginnings of ideology: consciousness and society in the French Reformation, by Donald R. Kelley [R. J. Howells] 68

The changing Fenland, by H. C. Darby [C. P. Lewis] 69

The Christian polity of Jean Calvin, by Harro Hopfl [M. Greengrass] 70

Clermont de Lodeve, 1633-1789: fluctuation in the prosperity of a Languedocian cloth-making town, by J. K. J. Thomson [Angelique Day] 70

Hubert Le Sueur, 'the unworthy Praxiteles' of King Charles I, by Charles Avery [Tessa Murdoch] 71

John Calvin, by G. R.Pottcr and M. Greengrass [Andrew Pettegree] 73

Worldwide family history, by Noel Currer-Briggs [Jean Tsushima] 73

Le Concile de Trente et la musique: de la Reforme a la Contre-Reforme, by Edith Weber 74

Catholic Royalism in the department of Gard, 1814-52, by Brian Fitzpatrick [Philip Mansel] 147

The Church Book of the Independent (now Pound Lane Baptist) Church, Isleham, ed. Kenneth A. C. Parsons [Randolph Vigne] 148

Genealogy for librarians, by Richard Harvey [C. F. Hickey] 151

Hilliard and Oliver, the lives and works of two great miniaturists, by Mary Edmond [Randolph Vigne] 151

The making of French absolutism, by David Parker [Robin Gwynn] 152

Memoire sur la Guerre des Camisards, preface by Philippe Joutard 152

Rococo: art and design in Hogarth's England [Tessa Murdoch] 152

Spanish Protestants and Reformers in the 16th century; a bibliography, by A. Gordon Kinder [J. S. Cummins] 153

The Wagners of Brighton, by Anthony Wagner and Antony Dale [W. R. LeFanu] 154

Les Eglises d'etrangers en pays Rhenans, 1538-64, by Philippe Denis [Andrew Pettegree] 246

A family from Flanders, by John Peters [Jean Tsushima] 247

'Une foi, une loi, un roi?': la revocation de l'Edit de Nantes, by Elisabeth Labrousse [John Miller] 248 Georges Cuvier: vocation, science and authority in post-Revolutionary France, by Dorinda Outram [Randolph Vigne] 250

France in the age of Henri IV: the struggle for stability, by Mark Greengrass [Richard Bonney] 250

Henri IV, by David Buisseret [Richard Bonney] 250

Huguenot heritage: the history and contribution of the Huguenots in Britain, by Robin D. Gwynn [Henry Roseveare] 251

Lettres fraternelles d'un prisonnier, ed. Eva Avigdon and Elisabeth Labrousse [Robin Howells] 252

The quiet conquest: the Huguenots 1685 to 1985, compiled by Tessa Murdoch [Mark Girouard] 253

The reformation of the heretics: the Waldenses of the Alps, 1480-1580, by Euan Cameron [D. N. Griffiths] 255

La Revocaion de l'Edit de Nantes et les biens des religionnaires fugitifs en Languedoc, by Magali Schaeffer [G-E. de Falguerolles] 256

Terre d'exil, L'Angleterre et ses refugies, 16e-17e siecles, by Bernard Cottret [Andrew Pettegree] 257

Avertissement aux protestants des provinces, 1684, by Elisabeth Labrousse [Robin Howells] 335

Eyes right: the story of Dollond & Aitchison, opticians, 1750-1985, by Hugh Parry [Rosemary Weinstein] 336

Huguenot Ancestry, by Noel Currer-Briggs and Royston Gambier [Jean Tsushima] 337

The Huguenots and Ulster, 1685-1985, compiled by Brian J. Mackey [Tessa Murdoch] 338

Les Huguenots, catalogue [Tessa Murdoch] 339

Internatonal Calvinism, 1514-1715, ed. Menna Prestwich [Paul Slack] 341

Le Refuge Huguenot en Suisse, catalogue [Charles Marmoy] 341

Le refuge protestant, by Miriam Yardeni [Elisabeth Labrousse] 342

The New River: a 1egal history, by Bernard Rudden [Jonathan G. Ouvry] 343

The Vaughans, East End furniture makers: 300 years of a London family, by Anthony Vaughan [Rosemary Weinstein] 344

The Canada Merchants, 1713-63, by J. F. Bosher [Henry Roseveare] 445

The Churches of S.S. Teulon, by Matthew Saunders [D. N. Griffiths] 446 The Duke of Anjou and the politique struggle during the wars of religion, by Mack P. Holt [Joan Davies] 447

Foreign Protestant communities in 16th century London, by Andrew Pettegree [O. P. Grell] 448

The Huguenots and Ireland: anatomy of a migration, ed. C. E. J. Caldicott, H. Gough and J-Pittion [Randolph Vigne] 449

Huguenots in Britain and their French background, 1550-1800, ed. Irene Scouloudi [John Miller] 450

Reformes et Revocation en Bearn. Conferences et actes du colloque dans le cadre du trientenaire de l'Edit de Nantes,1685-1985 [Mark Greengrass] 452

La Revocation de l'Edit de Nantes et le protestantisme francais en 1685, eds. Roger Zuber and Laurent Theis [Robin Gwynn] 453

Anti-Calvinists. The rise of English Arminianism c.1590-1640, by Nlcholas Tyacke [Patrick Collinson] 454

Markets and merchants of the late 17th century. The Marescoe-David letters, 1668-80, ed. Henry Roseveare [Charles Wilson] 559

Silver in England, by Philippa Glanville [Tessa Murdoch] 561

The Huguenot heritage. The story of the Huguenots at the Cape, by Lynne Bryer and Francois Theron [Randolph Vigne] 561

Partis et factions dans l'Angleterre du premier XVIIIeme siecle, by B. Cottret and M-M. Martinet [John Spurr] 564

Canada's Huguenot heritage, 1685-1985, ed. Michael Harrison [Jean Tsushima] 565

NOTICES

Induction and installation of Pastor Pierre Simon, 1984 66

The Huguenot Society centenary dinner, 1985 243

'The Quiet Conquest' exhibition at the Museum of London, 1985 244

Huguenot Heritage activities and celebrations, 1985:

The Historical Conference 278

Activities, May-October 1985 279

International Week, 27 September - 2 October 1985 281

Service of Thanksgiving, St Paul's Cathedral 282

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 7

ILLUSTRATIONS

LOUIS FRANCOIS ROUBILIAC, between pp. 78 and 79

I. Design for a monument, c.1730

II. Persia, bronze figure, c.1743

III. Sir John Cass, lead

IV. Viscountess Bolingbroke, c.1757

V. Celeste Regnier, c.1760, by Francis Xavier Vispre

VI. Louis Francois Roubiliac, c.1760, by Francis Xavier Vispre

HUGUENOT GARDENERS, between pp. 78 and 79

VII. Salomon le Caus, 'Scenographia'

VIII. Fountain sculpture at Heidelberg

IX. The Hortus Palatinus at Heidelberg

X. The garden at Wilton

XI. Het Loo, engraving

XII. The great garden, Hampton Court

HUGUENOT TAPESTRY WEAVERS, between pp. 160 and 161

XIII. July, August, September, by Chabanex

XIV. Hay harvest, Chabanex workshop?

XV. (a) George, Prince of Wales, by Danthon

(b) Screen panel, by Danthon

XVI. (a) Screen panel, Hopetoun House, by Danthon

(b) Chair Back, Uppark, by Danthon

DAVID LE MARCHAND, between pp. 160 and 161

XVII. (a) Le Marchand with bust of Newton, by Joseph Highmore

(b) Self-portrait

(d) John Locke

XVIII. (a) Matthew Raper III

(b) Michael Garnault

(b) Angel and child

XX. (a) Time with Opportunity and Penitence

(b) Crucified Christ

EMIGRE MAP MAKERS AND THE PROTESTANT NEW WORLD, between pp. 220 and 221

XXI. Title-page and frontispiece, Harriot's Briefe and true report

XXII. 'Arriual of thc Englishemen in Virginia', Theodore de Bry, America, Part I

XXIII. Virginia on terrestrial globe by Emery Molyneux, 1592

XXIV. Eastern hemisphere, silver medal by Michael Mercator

THE VAN SOMMERS, between pp. 350 and 351

XXV. (a) Anne of Denmark, by Paul van Somer I

(b) Robert Cary, EarI of Monmouth and farnily, by Paul van Somer I

XXVI. (a) Paul van Somer I, self-portrait

(b) Paul van Somer II, engraving by Bannerman

XXVII. 'By the rivers of Babylon ...' by John van Somer

XXXVIII. Huguenot family group, c.1709, perhaps John van Somer and family

SIR JOHN LEMAN, between pp. 350 and 351

XXIX. Sir John Leman

XXX. (a) Gold signet ring

(b) Silver seal

XXXI. Lemon three 'float', Lord Mayor's Show, 1616

XXXII. The Free School, Beccles

INTRODUCTION OF PLANTS, facing p. 428

XXXIII. The Market Place, perhaps by J. de Beuckelar

STRANGER COMMUNITY, LONDON, 1558-1640, between pp. 444 and 445

XXXIV. East London, copper plate map, c.1560

XXXV. Detail showing Austin Friars and Threadneedle Street churches

OUVRY FAMILY, 19TH CENTURY, between pp. 474 and 475

XXXVI. (a) Francisca Ingram Ouvry and nephew

(b) An Ouvry family wedding in 1858 XXXVII. (a) Frederic Ouvry

(b) Captain (later Colonel, CB) Henry Aime Ouvry, 9th Lancers

PETER BERNARD SCALE, facing p. 490

XXXVIII Mistley Thorn, Essex, by P. B. Scale, 1778

THE GOOD LORD GALWAY, facing p. 491

XXXIX. Henri Massue, Marquis de Ruvigny, Earl of Galway, 1697

Figures

1. Trade card of Thomas Harrache 32

2. Trade card of Celeste Regnier 41

1. Distribution of London's foreign population, 1549 142

1. Letter from Browning to Wagner, 1884 182

1. Brussels sprouts, 1587 407

2. Daffodils, Parkinson 410

3. Clusius, aged 61 412

4. Mathias de L'Obel 413

5. Adrien Collaert, Florilegium, c.1590 415

6. Various Dianthus, pink and carnation in Florilegium 416

7. Nouveau Traite, 1738, frontispiece, showing auriculas 418

Vol XXV 1989-1993

PAPERS

Protestant architects and artists in Paris, 1593-1661, by Menna Prestwich 5

Huguenots of Spitalfields: the evidence from the Christ Church Project, by Margaret Cox 21

The Waldensians' construction of the past, by Peter Biller 39

The Huguenots and Dublin, by C. A. Empey 55

The birthright of an Englishman: the practice of naturalization and denization of immigrants under the later Stuarts and early Hanoverians, by Daniel Statt 61

The strangers in the Precinct of St Katherine-by-the-Tower c. 1500-1687, by Irene Scouloudi 75

Disorder and innovation: the reshaping of the French churches of London after the Glorious Revolution, by Robin Gwynn (abstract) 83

'The French-booksellers in the Strand': Huguenots in the London book trade: 1685-1730, by Katherine Swift 123

'An Appeal unto Heaven?': Why were Montbeliard protestants so supportive of the French Revolution? by Jean-Pierre Dormois 141

The Sohiers of Valenciennes and Southampton: a Walloon family in the diaspora, by Andrew Spicer 157

Walloons, Huguenots and the Bank of England, by F. M. Crouzet 167

The Directors of the French Hospital, La Providence, 1913-90, by Stephen Champion de Crespigny and Randolph Vigne 179

Paul de Lamerie: a retrospective assessment, by Susan Hare 219

'A close league with the king of France'. Lady Jane Grey's proclamation in French and its part in a planned betrayal, by Jennifer Loach 234

Louis Durfort-Duras, Earl of Feversham, 1640-1700: a study of misplaced loyalty, by Philip Rambaut 244

Profiles of relief: Royal Bounty grants to Huguenot refugees, 1686-1709, by Margaret Escott 257

'Captain Thomas, the French engineer' and the teaching of Vauban to the English, by A. Stuart Mason and Peter Barber 279

The Landons, the first two hundred years - arrival, Spitalfields and onwards, by T. L. G. Landon 327 The Dukes of Montagu as patrons of the Huguenots, by Tessa Murdoch 340

Poor journeymen: Prevosts and Provosts in London and Leek, by Mary Bayliss 356

Huguenot and Walloon contributions to Sweden's emergence as a European power, 1560-1648, by Ole Peter Grell 371

The 'Pest House', 1681-1717: predecessor of the French Hospital, by C. F. A. Marmoy 385

The successful and the unsuccessful Huguenot, another look at the London silk industry in the 18th and early 19th centuries, by Natalie Rothstein 439

By sea: Huguenot maritime links with 17th-century Devon, by Alison Grant 451

Samuel Hartlib and international Calvinism, by M. Greengrass 464

Sprimont and his circle: mid 18th-century workers in the English porcelain industry, by Anthony du Boulay 476

The participation of Huguenot settlers in Dublin's sugar bakeries in the 18th century, by Philip Rambaut 487

Daniel Mesman (1762-1834), the 'liberal donor', and his bequest of pictures to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, by Basil Herbertson 494

An international family circle of Protestant merchants at Bordeaux, 1656-86, by J. F. Bosher 502

Huguenot Society Quarto Series L, LI, LVI: corrections and clarifications by Keith Le May 508

OBITUARIES

Peter Brissault Minet 97

Irene Scouloudi 418

REVIEW ARTICLES

Saumur: a story of intellectual warfare, by Jean-Paul Pittion 184

What went wrong? Terre d'Exil, translated by Robin Gwynn 510

BOOK REVIEWS

L. Schwoerer, Lady Rachel Russell: 'one of the best of women' [John Carswell] 84

J. Garrisson, La Saint-Barthelemy, and Les Protestants au XV1e siecle [M. Greengrass] 85

G. Mayhew, Tudor Rye [Francois Crouzet] 86

D. S. Katz, Sabbath and sectarianism in I7th-century England [Blair Worden] 88

P. R. Sellin, So doth, so is religion, John Donne and diplomatic contexts in the reformed Netherlands, 1619-20 [Ole Peter Grell] 89 B. Whitnell, Freedom Street [Charles Marmoy] 90

G. Fischer, Die Hugenotten in Berlin [John Arnold] 90

B. Lugan, Huguenots et Francais: ils ont fait l'Afrique du Sud [Randolph Vigne] 92

U. Janssens-Knorsch, The life and 'Memoires Secrets' of Jean Des Champs [E. R. Briggs] 191

J. I. Israel, Dutch primacy in world trade [C. R. Boxer] 192

O. P. Grell, Dutch Calvinists in early Stuart London [A. Pettegree] 193

R. Howells, ed., Lettres Pastorales of Pierre Jurieu [M. Prestwich] 194

C. Berkvens-Stevelinck, Prosper Marchand: la vie et l'oeuvre, and Catalogue des manuscrits de la collection Prosper Marchand [R. Howells] 195

J. Almagor, Pierre Des Maizeaux, 1673-1745 [G. C. Gibbs] 196

G. Audisio, Les 'Vaudois': naissance, vie et mort d'une dissidence, Xlle -XVIe siecles, and G. Tourn et al., 'You are my witnesses': the Waldensians across 800 years [P. Biller] 198

S. P. Anderson, An English consul in Turkey: Paul Rycaut at Smyrna, 1667-78 [C. Heywood] 200

N. Rothstein, Silk designs in the 18th century [Donald King] 289

P. Glanville and Jennifer F. Goldsborough, Women silversmiths, 1685-1745 [Arthur Grimwade] 290

A. de Lange, ed., Dall'Europa alle valli Valdesi [Euan Cameron] 291

D. Englander et al., Culture and belief in Europe, 1450-1600 [Sandra Clark] 292

A. Clifford, Atonement and justification in English evangelical theology, 1640-1790 [Alan Sell] 293

J. E. Olsen, Calvin and Social Welfare [Gillian Lewis] 294

F. Lestringant, Le Huguenot et le sauvage, 1555-89 [Robin Howells] 296

M. Lazard, ed., Aspects du theatre populaire en Europe au XVIe siecle [Malcolm M. Smith] 298

J. Flannery, Christ Church, Delgany, 1789-1990 [W. R. LeFanu] 298

J. S. Powell, Portarlington: a planted town [Robin Gwynn] 299

M. D. Nash, The last Voyage of the 'Guardian', Lt Riou, commander, 1789-91 [David Proctor] 300

J. I. Israel, Empires and entrepots: the Dutch, the Spanish monarchy and the Jews [Richard Turner] 302

A. Duke, Reformation and revolt in the Low Countries [Richard Turner] 302

R. J. Knecht, The French Wars of Religion, 1559-98 [G. C. Gibbs] 303

K. Cameron, ed., From Valois to Bourbon [G. C. Gibbs] 303

E. Black, ed., Kings in conflict: lreland in the 1690s [J. C. Beckett] 304

O. P. Grell et al., eds., From persecution to toleration [A. Whiteman] 400

I. W. Archer, The pursuit of stability [Brian Dietz] 401

T. Bevis, The persecuted [M. P. G. Draper] 402

A. St Leger, Silver, sails and silk [Raymond Refausse] 402

P. Benedict, The Huguenot population of France [Elisabeth Labrousse] 403

B. B. Diefendorf, Beneath the Cross [R. J. Knecht] 404

G. Adams, The Huguenots and French opinion, 1685-1717 [J. F. Bosher] 405

R. Bonney, Society and government under Richelieu and Mazarin, 1624-61 [G. C. Gibbs] 406

E. Cameron, The European Reformation [A. C. Duke] 407

E. Campi, Protestantismo nei secoli [M. D. Lambert] 409

J. Whatley, ed., Jean de Lery [Robin Howells] 409

D. C. Bach, ed., La France et l'Afrique du Sud [Nigel Worden] 411

G. C. Merlo, Valdesi e Valdismi [M. D. Lambert] 412

D. W. Ressinger, ed., Memoirs of the Revd Jaques Fontaine, and B. Cottret, ed., Jacques Fontaine: Memoires d'une famille huguenote [Randolph Vigne) 514

H. Trevor-Roper, From Counter-Revolution to Glorious Revolution [G. C. Gibbs] 515

P. E. H. Hair, ed., Barbot on Guinea [J. D. Hargreaves] 516

M. Mullett, Sources for the history of English non-conformity [A. P. F. Sell] 518

H. Nixon and M. M. Foot, The history of decorated bookbinding in England [David McKitterick] 519

A. Pettegree, Emden and the Dutch Revolt [Charles Littleton] 520

M. J. Ducommun and D. Quadroni, Le Refuge protestant dans le Pays de Vaud [Christopher Storrs] 521

La Route de Sully [Tony Wilson] 522

B. de Montgolfier, Paris au XVIe siecle [Tony Wilson] 522

L'histoire de Poitou protestant [Martin Harcourt Williams] 524

H. Dubief and J. Poujol, La France protestante: histoire et lieux de memoire [Tony Wilson] 525

T. Olivier, My father Laurence Olivier [Randolph Vigne] 526

A. Pettegree, ed., The early Reformation in Europe [Robin Gwynn] 526

C. Portal, The reluctant goldsmith: Abraham Portal [Tessa Murdoch] 527

MISCELLANEA

Henri Arnaud Portraits; a 1690 letter 93

The Sandtoft Project 95

James Taudin, pewterer 95

A proposed Connaught settlement 96

The Frankfort Plantation 96

Paul de Lamerie 202

The Wibault architectural manuscript in Dublin 202

Eglise Protestante Francaise de Canterbury 202

Vaudois letters in the Hill correspondence 203

Devon sacrament certificates 203

18th-century flowered silks 204

Westminster French Protestant School Foundation 306

Huguenots, goldsmiths and dentistry 307

Actes des synodes nationaux 307

Fontaine's memoirs: a new translation 307

A Chamier tercentenary 309

Huguenots from the Drome 309

Cams Hall, Fareham 309

17th-century London-Frankfurt letters 414

The Hardys of Cork 414

A Bounty order for Huguenot officers' widows 415

James Pain's walnut bureau cabinet 417

A 1689 Daniel Marot engraving 529

Calvinism in Europe, 1560-1620 529 Jeremie Laujol, a Huguenot ancestor of H.M. The Queen 530

The Saints, Antoine Clerembault and Groombridge Place 530

Christ Church Spitalfields graves 531

MEETINGS AND REPORTS

SESSION 1988-89 101

SESSION 1989-90 205

SESSION 1990-9l 310

SESSION 1991-92 421

SESSION 1992-93 532

From Persecution to Toleration, 1688-9, conference, Dutch Church, Austin Friars, 10-11 November 1988 115

Eighth International Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Nimes, 2-9 September 1988 118

Ninth International Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Agen, 1-8 October 1989 433

Deutsches Hugenottentag, Berlin, 24-26 April 1992 434

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 107, 211, 315, 428, 538

ILLUSTRATIONS

PLATES

I. (a) Salomon de Brosse, 'The Chateau of Blerancourt' 8

(b) Sebastien Bourdon, 'The finding of Moses' 8

II. Sebastien Bourdon, 'Landscape in the Campagna Romagna, with figures' 13

III. Sebastien Bourdon, 'Christina of Sweden on horseback' 17

IV. Scbastien Bourdon, 'Self-portrait' 18

V. (a) Deposits on coffins, Christ Church, Spitalfields 23

(b) Burial clothes 23

VI. (a) Charles Shaw-Lefevre 28

(b) Joseph Moser 28

(d) Judith Mesman mourning ring 28

VII. (a) Map of the Tower Liberties, 1597 76

(b) Detail of south-east corner 76 VIII Precinct of St Katherine on 1687 map 77

IX. (a) The Revd Henri Arnaud, by Jean-Henry Brandon 94

(b) The Revd Henri Arnaud, by Paul van Somer the younger 94

X. Peter Brissault Minet 98

XI. (a) The Strand in 1776, map 130

(b) The Strand in 1682, map 130

XII. (a) The Strand after 1704, rnap 131

(b) The Strand in 1746 131

XIII. (a) Publisher's device for the Vaillant brothers and Nicholas Prevost 132

(b) Paul and Isaac Vaillant, trade card 132

XIV. (a) The New Exchange 133

(b) Exeter Exchange, 1826 133

XV. (a) Prince Frederick-Eugene of Wurttemberg 150

(b) Castle and city of Montbeliard, 18th century 150

XVI. (a) The princely residence of Etupes 151

(b) 'The reading of the Bible' by George Bretignier 151

XVII. The first page of the 'Memoires Secrets' by Jean Des Champs 190

XVIII. (a) Tureen, 1736, by Paul de Lamerie 230

(h) Kettle and salver, 1736/7, by Paul de Lamerie 230

XIX (a) Goldsmiths' Company Mark Book for Large Workers 231

(b) Goldsmiths' Company Committee Book 231

XX, (a) Silver gilt basket, 1731, by Paul de Lamerie 232

(b) Treasury-style inkstand, 1726, by Paul de Lamerie 232

XXI. (a) Goldsmiths' Company marine ewer, 1741, detail, by Paul de Lamerie 232

(b) Coffee pot, 1714, by Thomas Ash 233

(c.) Wall sconce, c. 1713, by Paul de Lamerie 233

(d) Cup and cover with serpent handles, by Paul de Lamerie 233

XXII Proclamation of Lady Jane Grey, 10 July 1553, page 1 242

XXIII Proclamation of Lady Jane Grey, 10 July 1553, page 2 243

XXIV. (a) Louis Durfort-Duras, 2nd Earl of Feversham 245 (b) The chateau of the Ducs de Duras: Lot et Garonne 245

XXV (a) John Landon, miniature 330

(b) James Landon, attributed to Devis 330

XXVI (a) The Revd Charles Richard Landon, by T. Langdon 336

(b) "Tom-tom man', by Captain Samuel Landon 336

(d) Captain Charles Ginkel Landon, by R. R. Reinagle 336

XXVII. (a) Boughton House, Northamptonshire, north front 343

(b) Carved gilt wood table in Montague House, Bloomsbury 343

XXVIII. (a) Flower-piece by Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer 344

(b) Sketch for ceiling, Boughton House, by Louis Cheron 344

XXIX. (a) James Prevost (1809-97) 359

(b) Probable birthplace of John Provost, Leek 359

XXX. The Pest House, Morgan's small map, 1682 386

XXXI. (a) James Pain's walnut bureau cabinet 416

(b) Label in 19th-century hand 416

XXXII. Irene Scouloudi presenting commemorativc gift to H.M. The Queen, 1985. 419

XXXIII. (a) Southwark Pickleherring 'La Fecundite' dish, 1659 478

(b) Chelsea white teapot, c. 1745-9 478

XXXIV. Chelsea 'Pieta' group, c.1736 481

XXXV. (a) Newhall part tea and coffee service, 1785 484

(b) Chelsea cup and saucer, c.1752 484

XXXVI. Sugar boiling house, Antigua, 1823 488

XXXVI1. (a) Daniel Mesman, by Solomon Williams 497

(b) Portrait of a young man, by Gerrit Dou 497

MAP

County of Montbeliard and the four seigneuries 142

GENEALOGICAL TABLES

The Sohier family in 1507 156

The Arundel-de Ridder tree 504

The Oyens-DuPuy-Reau tree 505

Vol XXVI 1994-1997

PAPERS

Thomas Tompion: the Huguenot connection, by Richard Garnier 1

Abel Boyer: the making of a British subject, by G. C. Gibbs 14

The French Church of London in European Protestantism: the role of Robert le Macon, dit de la Fontaine, by Charles Littleton 45

Richard Castle: a Huguenot architect in 18th-century Ireland, by the Knight of Glin 58

Irish artists with Huguenot backgrounds, by Martyn Anglesea 59

London records of poor relief for French Protestants, by Keith Le May 71

The Rambaut family in the 18th century, by Philip Rambaut 83

Introduction to 'The Strangers' Progress, Essays in memory of Irene Scouloudi', by Graham C. Gibbs 141

Social interactions of aliens in late Elizabethan London: evidence from the 1593 Return and the French Church consistory 'actes', by Charles Littleton 147

Assimilation or segregation: colonies of alien craftsmen in Elizabethan London, by Lien Bich Luu 160

A French Reformation on English soil: religious change in the Channel Islands, by M. Greengrass and Darryl Ogier 173

A process of gradual assimilation: the exile community in Southampton, by Andrew Spicer 186

Schism and reconciliation: the 'Nouvelle Eglise de Ste Marie', Dublin, 1705-16, by G. A. Forrest 199

Marital problems of women in the French Church of London in the later 17th century, by Robin Gwynn 214

The unsuccessful Andrew and the other Ogiers: a study of failure in the Huguenot community, by Mary Bayliss 230

Second generation Huguenot craftsmen in London: from the 'Warning Carriers' Walks', by Tessa Murdoch. 241

The Tyssens - lords of the manor of Hackney: from strangers to English landlords, by Rosemary Weinstein 257

Sir Theodore Janssen, Huguenot merchant of London, c.1658-1748, by Elspeth Veale 264

Victorian integration and near-disintegration; the Daugars case and the French Church of London, by Randolph Vigne 289

Bibliography of the works of Irene Scouloudi, by G. C. Gibbs 305

Defending the faith in 16th-century France, by R. J. Knecht 317

A Huguenot scholar. antiquary, and Lambeth Palace librarian, Andrew Coltee Ducarel, 1713-85, by D. Jones-Baker 330

The Huguenot Society and its library: hidden treasure revealed, by Kenneth Bradford 343

The legacy of the Huguenots, by C. E. J. Caldicott 350

Education provided by the French Protestant Church of London in the 19th century, by Keith Le May 359

An unpublished letter from Robert de la Fontaine to Philippe du Plessis-Mornay, by Charles Littleton 363

The Huguenots as Whig-makers: a rejoinder, by Bernard Cottret 367

Huguenot watchmakers in England: with examples from the British Museum horological collections, by David Thompson 417

Voltaire and the Sirven case: propaganda in a good cause, by Graham Gargett 431

Recent discoveries on Charles Gouyn, Nicholas Sprimont and other 18th-century workers of Huguenot origin in the English porcelain industry, by Anthony du Boulay 443

Calvin incognito in London: the rediscovery in London of sermons on Isaiah, by Max Engammare. 453

Points of view: Benjamin de Daillon, William Moreton and the Portarlington affair, by Ruth Whelan 463

Success to failure: a late arrival's trajectory - the Galiegues of Spitalfields, by Keith Le May 490

Jean de Bodt: Huguenot architect and engineer, by H. J. Kuke 500

British gardens by Daniel Marot (1661-1752), architect to the King of England, by Jan Woudstra 553

French-speaking refugees and the foundation of the silk industry in the 16th century, by Lieu Bich Luu 564

Town governments and Protestant strangers, 1560-1690, by John Miller 577

'Outlandish Men': the Huguenots in London, 1680-1780, by Mary Bayliss 590

The Huguenots, the Crown and the clergy: Ireland 1704, by Ruth Whelan 601 Edward Mangin's list of Huguenot names, 1841. by Penelope Ewles-Bergeron 611

Huguenot Freemen of Ihe City of Dublin, by Petra Coffey 635

Religious printing in 16th-century France: the St Andrew's project, by Andrew Pettegree 650

The Vaudois baptism of Henry Cavendish, by Sugiko Nishikawa 660

Victorian songs of a friend of La Providence: John Playle's 'Miscellaneous Pieces', by David S. Brooke 664

OBITUARIES

J. R. Vernede 116

W. R. LeFanu 393

Sir Anthony Wagner 396

L. C. Christie 536

B. S. R. Rambaut 538

Norah Fahie 689

BOOK REVIEWS

T. Murdoch, Boughton House. The English Versailles [A. du Boulay] 94

L. Taylor, Soldiers of Christ. Preaching in late medieval and Reformation France [R. J. Knecht] 98

J. Marx, Pirates and Privateers of the Caribbean [P. M. Rambaut] 99

R. Vigne, Guillaume Chenu de Chalezac, the 'French boy' at the Cape of Good Hope, 1686-9 [P. E. H. Hair] 100

F. M. G. Wilson, A strong supporting cast: the Shaw Lefevres, 1789-1936 [Sir J. Sainty] 101

M. Kung, Die Bernische Asyl- und Fluchtlingspolitik am ende des 17, Jahrhunderts [C. Storrs] 102

G. Vola (ed.), Il potere e la gloria. La Gloriosa Rivoluzione del 1688 [C. Storrs] 103

J. Reeve et. a1., The Spitalfields projects [R. Richardson] 104

Y. Jaulmes, The French Protestant Church of London and the Huguenots [R. Vigne] 105

L. Stewart, The rise of public science. Rhetoric. technology and natural philosophy in Newtonian Britain [G. C. Gibbs] 106

B. Masters (ed.), Voltaire. The Calas affair. A Treatise on Toleration [R. Howells] 108

P. Biller, A. Hudson (eds.), Heresy and literacy, 1000-1500 [M. D. Lambert] 371

A. Pettegree et al., Calvinism in Europe, 1540-1620 [E. Cameron] 372 M. I. Wilson, Nicholas Lanier; Master of the King's Musick [I. Spink] 373

R. Gwynn (ed.), Minutes of the consistory of the French Church of London, Threadneedle Street, 1679-92 [J. Miller] 374

G. Hanlon, Confession and community in 17th-century France. Catholic and Protestant coexistence in Aquitaine [P. Campbell] 376

O. Fatio et al. (eds.), Jacques Flournoy: Journal 1675-92 [V. Larminie] 377

N. Rothstein, The Victoria and Albert Museum Textile collection: woven textile design In Britain to 1750; Woven textile design in Britain to 1850 [A. Buck] 378

L. Sencicle, Banking on Dover [P. Minet] 380

M. E. Richard, La vie des protestants francais de l'edit de Nantes a la Revolution [M. Greengrass] 381

P. Cabanel (ed.), Dire les Cevennes: mille ans de temoignages [M. Greengrass] 382

M. E. Bury, J. D. Pickles, Romilly's Cambridge diary, 1842-7 [B. Herbertson] 383

F. R. J. Knetsch, Guilliaume Groen van Prinsterer: Prusse et le Pays Bas. L'Empire Prussien l'Apocalypse [G. C. Gibbs] 385

Y. V. Crowe (ed.), Hommage a Ernst von Bressendorf [K. N. Busfield] 386

P. L. Griffiths. Who wrote the New Testament? [T. D. Desert] 387

S. Cavaciocchi (ed.), La migrazioni in Europa. secc. XIII-XVIII [C. Storrs] 387

N. Canny (ed.), Europeans on the move: studies on European migration, 1500-1800 [L. B. Luu] 511

H. Soly, A. Thijs, Minorities in Western European cities (16th-18th centuries) [L. B. Luu] 511

A. J. Jelsma, O. Boersma, Acta van het consistorie van de Nederlandse gemeente te Londen 1569-85 [A. Pettegree] 512

M. Wolfe, The conversion of Henry IV. Politics, power and religious belief in early modern France [M. Greengrass] 514

R. Esser, Nederlandische Exulanten im Engeland des 16 und fruhen 17 Jahrhunderts [A. Duke] 516

R. M. Kingdon, Adultery and divorce in Calvin's Geneva [R. Whelan] 518

A. C. Clifford, Calvinus: authentic Calvinism, a clarification [R. Whelan] 520

D. Statt, Foreigners and Englishmen. The controversy over immigration and population, 1660-1760 [R. Esser] 521

D. Shorney. Protestant non-conformity and Roman Catholicism - a guide to sources in the P. R. O. [G. Copus] 522

M. Evers (ed.), Gabriel de Convenant, avoue de la 'Glorieuse Rentree' des Vaudois [A. de Lange] 522

A. Goldgar, Impolite learning: conduct and community in the Republic of Letters, 1680-1750 [G. A. Forrest] 524

J. M. Racault (ed.), Voyage et avantures de Francois Leguat et ses compagnons [R. Howells] 525

J. C. Laursen, New essays on the political thought of the Huguenots of the refuge [G. C. Gibbs] 526

C. de Saussure, A foreign view of England in 1725-30 [C. Thacker] 528

M. Cox, Life and death in Spitalfields 1700 to 1850 [M. Bayliss] 529

P. Roberts, A city in conflict. Troyes during the French Wars of Religion [J. Davies] 668

N. L. Roelker, One King, One Faith. The parlement of Paris and the religious reformations of the 16th century [J. Davies] 668

L. H. Jungblut, Strangers settled here amongst us. Policies, perceptions and the presence of aliens in Elizabethan England [M. Greengrass] 669

A. Pettegree, Marian Protestantism - six studies [C. Littleton] 669

O. P. Grell, B. Scribner (eds.), Tolerance and intolerance in the European Reformation [L. Racaut] 670

F. M. Higman, Piety and the people. Religious printing in French, 1511-51 [A. J. Jelsma] 671

L. F. Parmelee, Good newes from Fraunce: French anti-League propaganda in late Elizabethan England [G. A. Forrest] 672

G. Marnef, Antwerp in the age of Reformation [L. B. Luu] 673

A. P. F. Sell (ed.), Protestant Non-conformity in the West Midlands of England [R. Vigne] 674

A. Milton, Catholic and Reformed: the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches in English Protestant thought [C. Littleton] 674

M Magdelaine et al. (eds.), De l'humanisme aux lumieres. Bayle et le protestantisme [G. C. Gibbs] 675

C. Hartop, The Huguenot legacy. English silver, 1680-1760 [A. Grimwade] 677

D. Bindman, M. Baker, Roubiliac and the 18th-century monument. Sculpture as theatre [A. du Boulay] 678

P. Glanville (ed.), Silver [S. M. Hare] 679

D. Ogier, Reformation and society in Guernsey [A. Spicer] 680

K. Herlihy (ed.), The religion of Irish dissent, 1650-1800 [G. A. Forrest] 680

D. K. van Kley, The religious origins of the French Revolution [K. Carpenter] 682

S. Hunter, Harriet Martineau. The poetics of moralism [J. Innes] 682

W. S. F. Pickering, What the British found when they found the French Vaudois in the 19th century [A. P. F. Sell] 683

M. Bray, The Girardot family [R. Vigne] 684

MISCELLANEA

An Amsterdam family that fled from Bordeaux 110

Centenary of the Soho Square church: a Huguenot Society petition of 1888 111

The man who saved London 112

The Courage party 113

Recovery of lost French Hospital letters of application 113

French Catholic artists in 18th-century England 114

A Rondeau will in the French Church archives 115

Manuscript of the Rohan Memoirs 389

The Schomberg Sword 390

A Ducarel letter of 1773 390

The Fontaines' 'scribbling disorder' 391

George Victor du Noycr (1817-69) - an exhibition 392

The Fourteen of Meaux 532

Presentation to Madame Elisabeth Labrousse 532

Huguenots in the Dordogne 532

The Lord Mayor of Dublin's D'Olier chain 533

Jane Austen and Tom Lefroy's Irish airs 533

The Huguenot Vicar of Brotherton 535

450th anniversary of the first Protestant church in France 685 In memoriam George Victor du Noyer 686

The Islington Cup 687

Anne Tanqueray's last will and testament, 1733 687

Seeking memoirs of Huguenot escapes 687

Latrobe International Symposium 687

English Durys and German Du Rys 688

S. S. Teulon and Thorney 689

MEETINGS AND REPORTS

SESSION 1993-4 117

SESSION 1994-5 397

SESSION 1995-6 540

SESSION 1996-7 690

Deutsche Hugenottentage, Celle, 1994 131

Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Poitiers, 1994 412

Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Annual General Meeting, 1997 702

'Out of New Babylon: the Huguenots and their diaspora' conference, College of Charleston, 1997 702

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 124, 405, 546, 695

ILLUSTRATIONS

PLATES

I. (a) Two related travelling clocks by Tompion 6

(b) Two designs by Tompion for chair-back and seat 6

II. (a) The Boulle Tompion 7

(b) Tompion spring clock no. 436 7

(d) Marot designs: three longcase clocks, barometer 7

III. (a) Marot design for a wrought iron gate 8

(b) The Mostyn year-going spring clock 8

(d) Marot design similar to Tompion's cases 8 IV. (a) Mostyn clock frontplate 9

(b) Detail from Tijou's pattern book 9

V. Abel Boyer 17

VI. Gabriel Beranger self-portrait 64

VII. (a) East prospect, Giant's Causeway, Susanne Drury 65

(b) Glen Arm Deer Park, J. J. Barralet 65

VIII. (a) Landscape with horse and donkeys, T. Roberts 66

(b) Countryside near Bray, T. S. Roberts 66

IX. Plan: Belair in relation to Duras 85

X. Daniel Oyens, his wife and children 110

XI. Irene Scouloudi, 1932 134

XII. Chapter House, St Mary's Abbey, Dublin 200

XIII. (a) Andrew Ogier: marriage register, 1722 233

(b) Andrew Ogier: marriage licence, 1738/9 233

XIV (a) Notice of sale, Peter Pons, 1740 247

(b) Warning Notice by beadle, Goldsmiths' Hall 247

XV (a) Paul Crespin, attributed to Pierre Subleyras 248

(b) Trade card of Peter de la Fontaine, by Hogarth 248

XVI (a) Trade card of Peze Pilleau 249

(b) Trade card of Peter Dutens 249

XVII (a) Augustin Courtauld, attributed to Hans Hysing 250

XVIII (a) Manor House, Shacklewell, c. 1800 259

(b) The Tyssen flagon 259

XIX. The Tyssen estates at Hackney, c. 1760 260

XX. (a) Sir Theodore Janssen 272

(b) Williamza Henley 272

XXI. Site of Janssen's house, Roque's Exact Survey 276 XXII. (a) French Protestant Church, St Martin-le-Grand 297

(b) Rev Guillaume Gustave Daugars 297

XXIII. Ruvigny plaque, St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin 316

XXIV. Andrew Coltee Ducarel 331

XXV. William Richard LeFanu 394

XXVI. (a) Watch by Gylis van Gheele, London, 1589 423

(b) Watch by David Bouquet, c. 1650 423

XXVII. (a) Watches by Paul Beauvais, case by Adam Roumieu 424

(b) Watch by Henery Massy. cases by Lewis Roumieu 424

XXVIII. (a) Watches by Peter Fardoil and David Lestourgeon 425

(b) Watch by Joseph Martineau, case by S. Goujon 425

(d) Watch by G. and J. Hanet, case by D. Aveline 426

XXIX. (a) Watch by James Tregent, case by G. Macaire 426

(b) Watch by Thomas Martin, c. 1780 426

XXX. (a) Pair of Chelsea vases. See (c) 449

(b) Chelsea vase after Vincennes original. See (c) 449

XXXI. (a) Girl-in-a-swing white group, Gouyn's factory 450

(b) Girl-in-a-swing casket, Gouyn's factory 450

XXXII. (a) White Derby chinoiserie group, Andrew Planche 451

(b) Bristol figure of shepherdess, Tebo 451

(d) Worcester hexagonal vases, Tebo, c. 1772-4 451

XXXIII. (a) General Jean de Bodt, by Louis de Sylvestre 503

(b) Royal Palace, Potsdam, main entrance 503

XXXIV. (a) Bombardment of Geldern, from De Bodt's drawing 504

(b) Design for Royal Hospital for Frederic I 504

XXXV. (a) Wentworth Castle cross-section, n-e front 505

(b) Wentworth Castle projected n-e front elevation 505

XXXVI. (a) 'Dome de Berlin', west front 506

(b) St Paul's Cathedral 506

(d) St Vedast, Foster Lane, London 506

XXXVII. Lucie Catherine Christie 536

XXXVIII. (a) Hampton Court, Fountain garden design 556

(b) Hampton Court, Fountain garden engraving 556

(d) Hampton Court, the Wilderness engraving 556

(e) Hampton Court, the Privy Garden engraving 556

XXXlX. (a) Hampton Court from the south, Privy Garden 557

(b) Elvaston Castle, Mon Plaisir (reconstruction) 557

XL. (a) Kensington Gardens. parterre and wilderness 558

(b) Wilderness similar to Queen's Bower, Het Loo 558

The numbering above supersedes that in the text.

FIGURE

The coat of arms of Sir Theodore Janssen 288

GENEALOGICAL TABLE

Galiegue - English branch 493

Vol XXVII 1997-2002

PAPERS

The three Esthers: noblewomen of the Huguenot refuge, by Emma Monson 1

Persecution and toleration; changing identities of lreland's Huguenot refugees, by Ruth Whelan 20

Maximilian Colt: master sculptor to James I, by Adam White 36

Art and industry in 18th-century London: English silver 1680 -1760 from the Alan and Simone Hartman Collection, by Christopher Hartop 50

Charity schools provided by French Protestant institutions in London, 1682-1831 by Keith Le May 64

The dubious affair of Laurent de Saumery, by Andreas Flick 81

A Huguenot contribution in Scotland: the weavers of Picardy, by Anthony Springall 97

The Rambaut family: astronomy and aeronautics, by Philip Marland Rambaut 110

In defence of the toyshop: the intriguing case of George Willdey and the Huguenots, by Helen Clifford 171

The 'secret war' of Elizabeth I: England and the Huguenots during the early Wars of Religion, by D. J. B. Trim 189

Bernard Palissy - potter and Huguenot martyr, by Anthony du Boulay 200

Abel Boyer and Jonathan Swift: a 'French dog' bites back, by Graham C. Gibbs 211

Regulating moral and social behaviour by the French Church of London, 1680-9, by Eileen Barrett 232

Rethinking Portarlington, by John S Powell 246

In the purlieus of St Alfege's: Huguenot families in 17th-18th-century Greenwich, by Randolph Vigne 257

The Revd John Deffray: the making of an Anglican clergyman, by Helen Mitcham 274

On short-term and long-term memory, by C. E. J. Caldicott 279

Remembering with integrity, by Ruth Whelan 281

Reflections on Pierre Bayle and Elisabeth Labrousse, and their Huguenot critique of intolerance, by Sally Jenkinson 325

Huguenots in the Electorate of Hanover and their British links, by Andreas Flick. 335

Gems from the Orient: the activities of Sir John Chardin (1643-1713) as a diamond importer and East India merchant, by Edgar Samuel 351 The Huguenot Royal librarians: Henri Justel, Francois Vallotton and Claudius Amyand, by Stephen Massil 369

Foreigners and freedom: the Huguenot refuge in Dublin city, 1660-1700, by Mary Clark 382

An end to Catholic monopoly? Gilbert de Voisins's 'Memoires' and Protestant civil rights (1767-8), by Graham Gargett 392

Huguenot storytellers in London in the 18th century, by Georgia Cosmos 403

The current state of research on the Huguenots and Ireland: the Round Table at Maynooth, 17 May 1999, by Ruth Whelan 418

'From strangers to citizens' conference, Dutch Church, Austin Friars, London, 5-7 April 2000, by Charles Littleton 434

The Huguenot contribution to the British Army in the Marlborough wars: some remarks, by Paul Minet 485

Pierre Langlois, cabinet-maker to the world of fashion, by Tessa Murdoch 497

The Revd J. B. Stouppe's travels in France in 1654 as Cromwell's secret agent, by Giorgio Vola 509

Huguenot tutors in the family of Edward and Mary Clarke of Chipley, 1687-1710, by Bridget Clarke 527

Elie Bouhereau, first public librarian in Ireland, by Muriel McCarthy 543

The Westminster French Protestant Charity School: apprenticeships of former pupils, 1750-1815, by Keith Le May 561

The French Church, Portarlington - after the French, by John S. Powell 573

Bound for Botany Bay: Huguenot descendants among the Australian convicts, by Robert Nash 583

Calvinism and the Reformation in 16th-century France, by Denis Desert 633

Trial by fire at Serignan: an apocalyptic event in the Cevennes and its echoes abroad, by Georgia Cosmos 642

England as protector of Protestant minorities: the early 18th-century role of the SPCK, by Sugiko Nishikawa 659

The first 150 years of the Societe de l'Histoire du Protestantisme Francais, By Jean-Thierry du Pasquier 671

Philanthropy and the Philosopher's Stone: Robert Boyle and the Huguenots of the refuge, by Charles Littleton 679 Huguenots and Scots: some 17th-century theological, social and military connexions, by Matthew Glozier 692

The Chamberlen family and the introduction of obstetrical instruments, by William H. Prioleau 705

The Limner of Charles Town and the Huguenot diaspora in South Carolina, by Myrtle Campbell 715

Peter de Salleneuve: soldier, sea-farer, surgeon-apothecary, by John Ferris 724

The reburial of Louisa Perina Courtauld (nee Ogier), by Christopher Courtauld 731

OBITUARY

Elisabeth Labrousse 464

BOOK REVIEWS

J. B. Wood, The King's Army [D. J. B. Trim] 120

J. F. Dubost, La France Italienne [D. J. B. Trim] 122

O. Boersma, A. J. Jelsma, Unity in multiformity [P. Collinson] 123

A. Spicer, The French-speaking Reformed community and their church in Southampton [J. Miller] 124

K. C. Robbins, City on the ocean: La Rochelle, 1530-1650 [P. Conner] 125

F. Lestringant, L'experience huguenote au Nouveau Monde [B. van Ruymbeke] 126

J.-F. Gilmont, Jean Calvin et le livre imprime [A. Pettegree] 127

T. A. Lambert, I. A. Watt (eds.), Registres du consistoire de Geneve au temps de Calvin, Tome I, 1542-4 [C. Littleton] 128

B. G Armstrong, Bibliographia Molinari [T. A. Muller] 129

R. J. Knecht, The rise and fall of Renaissance France [G. Rowlands] 130

M. Acerra, G. Martiniere, Coligny, les Protestants et la mer [A. Pettegree] 131

R. Oresko, G. C. Gibbs, H. M. Scott, (eds.), Royal and republican sovereignty in early modern Europe [R. Mettam] 132

F. Crouzet, Britain, France and international commerce: from Louis XIV to Victoria [R. C. Nash] 133

G. Treasure, Mazarin, the crisis of absolutism in France [C. Littleton] 134

W. Beik, Urban protest in 17th-century France [C. Littleton] 134

P. Stephens, The Waldensian story [S. Nishikawa] 135 L. H. Boles, The Huguenots, the Protestant succession and the War of the Spanish Succession [C. Storrs] 135

C. Lasserre, La Seminaire de Lausanne, 1726-1812 [V. Larminie] 137

J. P. Selth, Firm heart and capacious mind. The life and friends of Etienne Dumont [C. Blamires] 138

J. S. Powell, Portarlington and 1798 [V. Costello] 139

J. M. Russell, From Nineveh to New York. The strange story of the Assyrian reliefs [W. S. R. Fenton] 140

G. Courtauld, The travels of a fat bulldog [R. Vigne] 140

P. C. Finney, Seeing beyond the word: visual arts and the Calvinist tradition [R,Vigne] 285

A. J. Jelsma, Frontiers of the Reformation. Dissidence and orthodoxy in the 16th century [J. Pollman] 286

V. Green, The European Reformation [J. Pollmann] 286

S. Carroll, Noble power during the French Wars of Religion [D. J. B. Trim] 288

D. Potter, The French Wars of Religion: selected documents [D. J. B. Trim] 288

J. Miller (ed.), L'Europe Protestante au XVIe et XVIIe siecles [E. Cameron] 289

H. Dubief, J. Poujol, La France Protestante: histoire et lieux de memoire [E. Cameron] 289

M. Greengrass, The European Reformation, c.1500-1618 [M. von Habsburg] 290

K. Bostoen, Bonis in bonum: Johan Rademaker de Oude [A. Pettegree] 292

H. Phillips, Church and culture in 17th-century France [M. Greengrass] 293

W. Dampier, A new voyage round the world [R. J. Howells] 294

N. B. Harte (ed.), The New Draperies in the Low Countries and England [L. B. Luu] 295

J. P. Ward, Metropolitan communities: trade guilds, identity and change in early Modern London [C. Littleton] 296

R. L. Greaves, God's other children [G. A. Forrest] 297

C. Podmore, The Moravian Church in England, 1728-60 [L. E. Torode] 299

M. Bray, The Girardot family [R. Vigne] 300

G. H. Fleming, John Everett Millais: a biography [R Vigne] 300

G. Adams, The call of conscience: French Protestant responses to the Algerian War 1954-62 [T. Baycroft] 301

G. Courtauld, The fat bulldog roams again [J. G. Ouvry] 302 G. Audisio, The Waldensian dissent: persecution and survival, c.1170-c.1570 [M. D. Lambert] 439

P. Ayris D. Selwyn (eds.), Thomas Cranmer: churchman and scholar [C. J. Bradshaw] 440

R. A. Mason (ed.), John Knox and the British Reformations [L. J. Dunbar] 441

H. P. Jurgens, Johannes a Lasco. Ein leben in buchern und briefen [A. Flick] 442

M. Freudenberg, Profile des reformierten Protestantismus aus vier Jahrhunderten [C. S. Dixon] 443

D. M. Bryson, Queen Jeanne and the promised land [A. Pettegree] 444

S. A. Pincus, Protestantism and patriotism: ideologies and the making of English foreign policy, 1650-68 [J. Miller] 445

E. Le Roy Ladurie, The beggar and the professor: a 16th-century family saga [L. H. Roper] 446

G. Berkvens-Stevelinck, J. Israel, G. H. Posthumus Meijes (eds.), The emergence of tolerance in the Dutch Republic [G. C. Gibbs] 447

T. Larin, Breve histoire des protestants en Nouvelle-France et au Quebec [I. Choquette] 448

T. Claydon, I. McBride (eds.), Protestantism and national identity: Britain and Ireland c. 1650-1850 [C. Littleton] 450

J. Loach, Edward VI [J. Olson] 597

C. W. Baird, History of the Huguenot emigration to America [B. van Ruymbeke] 598

T. Barnard, J. Fenlon (eds.), The Dukes of Ormonde, 1610-1745 [G. A. Forrest] 599

F. W. Felix, Der Ausweisung der Protestanten aus dem Furstentum Orange 1703 and 1711-13 [S. Nishikawa] 601

T. M. Lennon, Reading Bayle [M. Yardeni] 602

S. L. Jenkinson, Bayle: political writing [M. Yardeni] 602

R. Gwynn, Huguenot heritage: the history and contribution of the Huguenots in Britain [V Costello] 603

D. Waters (ed.), Elegant plate. Three centuries of precious metals in New York City [P. Glanville] 604

M. E. Bury, J. D. Pickles, Romilly's Cambridge diary, 1848-64 [J. G. Ouvry] 606

J. Radnor, A Huguenot family: des Bouverie, Bouverie, Pleydell-Bouverie [R. Vigne] 607

R. Vigne, C. Littleton, From strangers to citizens [R. A. Mentzer] 734

0. Chadwick, the early Reformation on the continent [W. R. Ward] 735 B. Cottret, Calvin: a biography [L Racaut] 736

K. Cameron, M. Greengrass, P. Roberts, The adventures of religious pluralism in early modern France [A. Pettegree] 737

T. A. Lambert, I. M. Watt, W. McDonald (eds.), Registre du consistoire de Geneve au temps de Calvin, Tome II [A. Pettegree] 738

T. Freedman, The chansons of Orlando di Lasso [F. Dobbins] 739

A. Pettegree, The Reformation world. [D. J. B. Trim] 741

S. Doran, Elizabeth I and foreign policy [D. J. B. Trim] 743

E. Cameron, Waldensians [M. D. Lambert] 743

P. Biller, The Waldenses, 1170-1530 [M. D. Lambert] 744

J. Ridley, Bloody Mary's martyrs [C Littleton] 745

P. Benedict, The faith and fortunes of France's Huguenots [A. Spicer] 746

R. A. Mentzer, A Spicer (eds.), Society and culture in the Huguenot world [E. Tingle] 747

C. Harline, E. Put, A bishop's tale [E. Fulton] 748

H. and M.-H. Davies, French Huguenots in English lands [R. D. Gwynn] 749

E. Alcorn, T. Sinsteden, English silver in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston [P. Glanville] 750

J. Chesterman, Madame de Charriere: letters from Switzerland [R. J. Howells] 751

J. McManners, Church and state in 18th-century France [R. Mettam] 752

H. Duffy, James Gandon and his times [J. Gandon] 753

D. Severs, 18 Folgate Street [S. Symes] 754

SHORT REVIEWS [R. Vigne]

K. Y. Heselton, Sunbury echoes from the past, vol. 2 608

B. J. Buchanan, Sir John (later Lord) Ligonier 608

P. Linebaugh, M. Rediker, The many-headed hydra 609

A. E. Teulon, Victorian Thorney 609

MISCELLANEA

The Ducanes of Wandsworth 142

The Edict of Nantes discussed at the French Church of London 142

French emigres in Europe, 1789-1814 143

Papers of Jacob Leisler Project 144

William Winthrop and the cause of reform 144 Pierre Simond's psalter discovered 145

The Edict celebrated at Chatellerault 146

Wild geese at the 'late massacre in Piedmont' 303

The La Touche amorino 304

The Walloon Library at Leiden 304

Wanted: Huguenot authors 305

The French at Franschoek 305

Some missing 17th-century manuscripts 306

A Huguenot silk-weaver's portrait 306

France and Edward VI's charter 460

Calvin's sermons: a refugee to refugees 461

The Hauduroys: Dyrham Park and North Audley Street 462

G. V. du Noyer commemorated 463

Persecution tracts 611

Faulkner's Dublin Journal, 1761-6 612

Finds in the French Church of London archives 613

The Erck miniatures 613

Peter Guillemard's commonplace book 614

The census at La Providence, 1901 and 2001 615

The Scouloudi Memorial Lecture 756

The banishment of Philip Landon from the Cape of Good Hope, 1818 757

Australian Huguenot study group 759

HMS Ulysses: Huguenots at the helm 760

The tutors at Chipley - later years 760

A Pindaric poem by Thomas D'Urfey 761

John de Beauchesne and England's first writing-book 762

MEETINGS AND REPORTS

Session 1997-8 147

Session 1998-9 309

Session 1999-2000 466

Session 2000-1 617 Session 2001-2 764

Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Mulhouse, 1997 160

Edict of Nantes 'Seance Solenelle', Paris, 1998 163

Edict Anniversary Week, New York, 1998 164

Westminster Abbey wreath-laying and House of Lords reception, 1998 167

'From Refuge to Riches', Victoria & Albert Museum, 1998 169

Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Brittany, 2000. 631

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 154

ILLUSTRATIONS la Bas relief of Eland monument by Henri Nadauld 8 lb Henry Savile, Lord Eland (1660-88) by Sir Godfrey Kneller 8 lc The Eland monument, engraving by John Dart 8

2a Monument to Queen Elizabeth I, 1605-6, Westminster Abbey 40

2b Monument to Princess Sophia, 1607, Westminster Abbey 40

2c Chimney Piece in the King James Drawing Room, Hatfield House 40

2d Monument to Sir George Savile Bt, 1628, Thornhill, W. Yorkshire 40

3a Monument to Queen Elizabeth I. Detail of the effigy 41

3b Monument to Princess Mary, 1607-8, Westminster Abbey 41

3c Design for a funeral monument from J. A. de Cerceau 41

3d Monument to Robert, Earl of Salisbury. c.1614-c.1618, St Etheldreda, Hatfield 41

4a Coffee pot, silver, 1713-14, Richard Bailey 56

4b Coffee pot, silver, 1715-16, Simon Pantin 56

4c Tankard, silver, 1686-7, probably William Jennings 56

4d Stand, silver, Pierre Harache 56

5a Wine cooler, silver, 1718-19, David Willaume 57

5b Pair of candelabra, silver, 1744-5, John Hugh Le Sage 57

5c Monteith, silver, 1698-9, William Gibson 57

5d Monteith, silver, 1705-6, Anthony Nelme 57

6a Punch bowl, silver, c.1719, Paul de Lamerie 58

6b Cake basket, silver, 1739-40, Paul de Lamerie 58

6c Cup and cover, silver-gilt, 1737-8, John White 58 6d Pair of casters, silver-gilt, 1727-8, Paul Crespin 58

7 The Revd Samuel Audinet (1738-1818) 76

8a The French Reformed temple in Celle 86

8b Christopher Chappuzeau 86

8c Johann Kaspar von Bothma (1656-1732) 86

9a The Revd Antoine Archard (1696-1772) 87

9b The Revd Philippe Menard 87

9c Frederick William, King of Prussia 87

10a The site of Picardy village 103

10b Edinburgh Town Council minutes, 5 August 1730 103

10c Advertisement for the Roup, 21 June 173 103

10d Picardy from Edinburgh, after J. Clerk 103

11a Whirlpool galaxy 114

11b Arthur Rambaut, with the 'Great Equatorial' telescope, Radcliffe Observatory 114

11c Dunsink Observatory, Dublin 114

11d Paul Rambaut, weightless, Johnson Space Center, Texas 114

12 Thomas Willdey's trade-card 176

13a 'Portrait of Bernard Palissy', painted terracotta. French school, 19th century 206

13b Partial view of the walled city of Saintes, 1560 206

13c Oval dish, manner of Bernard Palissy, French, 16th century 206

I3d Oval dish, Diana. Manner of Bernard Palissy. Late 16th century 206

14a Oval dish, La Belle Jardiniere. School of Bernard Palissy. Late 16th early 17th century 207

14b Ewer, St Porchaire, French, 16th century 207

14c Print of Bernard Palissy, 1862, from a miniature in the Musee Cluny 207

15 View towards London from Greenwich Park, c.1742 258

16 Portrait of a gentleman, perhaps James Leman (1688-1742), Michael Dahl 306

17a Prince George Louis of Hanover, afterwards King George I of England 341

17b Sophia Dorothea, the 'Princess of Ahlden' 341

17c Christopher Chappuzeau, by George William Lafontaine 341

17d Eleonore d'Olbreuse, Duchess of Celle 341 18a The castle of Ahlden 342

18b The Evangelical Reformed Church, Celle 342

18c The former French Reformed temple and manse in Hamelin 342

19 Sir John Chardin (1643-1713) by David Loggan 358

20 A 17th-century hand-cranked diamond mill 359

21a Title-page, 'A cry from the desert' 405

21b Title-page, 'Le Theatre sacre des Cevennes' 405

22 Trade card of Pierre Langlois 498

23a 'Secretaire a abbatant', c.1765 504

23b Commode with floral marquetry, attributed to Langlois 504

24 Mary Clarke in old age 536

25a Chipley Park in 1837, by John Buckler 537

25b Chipley today 537

26 The opening lines of the second part of Elie Bouhereau's diary 553

27 William Delaforce (1817-1900) 592

28 Peter Chamberlen III (1601-83) 706

29 Mrs Peter Manigault, by Jeremiah Theus 716

30 Daniel Ravenel of Chelsea, by Jeremiah Theus 717

FIGURE

Portion of a map illustrating a Huguenot officer's journal of the Peninsula War of 1705-13 492

GENEALOGICAL TABLES

The three Esthers: noblewomen of the Huguenot refuge, with their de La Tour du Pin and Savile connexions 3

Ghiselin-Chardin genealogy 357

Vol XXVIII 2003-2007

The Stranger community and the Established Church, by Denis Desert 1

The correspondence of Pierre Bayle: apprenticeship and testing ground for his writing, by Antony McKenna 11

James Robinson Planche: 19-century dramatist, antiquary and herald, by Colin Lee 22

Raising the Redcoats: the Huguenot context, by Richard Holmes 33

The rise and fall of the Huguenot physician in early modern France, by Laurence Brockliss 36

Letters from an Irish refuge: the Farie brothers in Cork and Limerick, 1711-25, by Jean-Philippe Labrousse 56

Matthew Liart and Philip Audinet: two engravers of Huguenot stock, by Keith Le May 67

Huguenot booksellers in Dublin extracted from M. Pollard's A Dictionary of members of the Dublin book trade 1550-1800, by Maire Kennedy 83

Willdey's Toyshop, by Brian Beet 92

The Bishop of Agen attempts to bar the door, 1750-1, by Denis Desert 149

Claudius Holyband, pioneer Huguenot lexicographer in England, by Monique C. Cormier and Aline Francoeur 160

David Garrick and the 'art of living', by Catherine Parry-Wingfield 176

'The world is not big enough': the Vernezobre family in the refuge, by Kazimierz Bem 187

The diplomatic career of Rene Augier, by Loic Bienassis 199

Charles Goulon (1645-1705), military engineer, by John Hebbert 212

The Delamain family: military service in 19th-centurv India, by Tony Fuller 220

A tale of two Vignoles families and the La Balme-Vignoles connexion, by John Vigno1es 230

Sixteenth-century French books in the Huguenot Library's collection, by Bettye Chambers 241

Richard Chenevix, Bishop of Waterford: A Story of Patronage and Advancement, by Lucy Trench 305

Edward Feline, Goldsmith, by Tessa Murdoch 316

The Responses to Persecution of the Vaudois in the French High Alps, by W. S. F. Pickering 325

The Adventures of Peter Fontaines, Naval Surgeon and Intelligence Agent, by Sonia P. Anderson 336

Peter Prelleur of Spitalfields, Organist and Theatre-Musician: A Problem of Identity, by Stephen Massil 350

A Fresh Look at the Harache Family of Goldsmiths, by Keith Le May 364

Peter Motteux (1663-1718): Writer, Translator, Entrepreneur, by Elizabeth Grist 377

Abel Boyer 1710-15: a 'French dog' Seeks New Masters, by Graham Gibbs 388

The Marquis of Puissar: Some Fragments of Information, by John Hussey 401

The Pigou Family across Three Continents, by Marika Sherwood and Kathy Chater 408

William Delamotte, his Family and their Contribution to Nineteenth-Century Art, by Peter Steveney 461

Another French Community in England: Refugees of the French Revolution, by Dom Aidan Bellenger 473

Calvin, Clothing and the Body, by Graeme Murdock 481

The Material Culture of Stranger Life, by Catherine Richardson 495

Exile and Belonging: Philibert Herwarth, Ambassador to Switzerland and Benefactor of the French Hospital, by Vivienne Larminie 509

The Marriage of Edward Ligonier and Penelope Pitt in context, by Dawn Barlow 524

The Dumont de Bostaquet Family in France and its Archives, by Dianne W. Ressinger 535

Gustavus Ducarel and his Family (1745-1855), by Mary Bayliss 548

'From Refugee to C-in-C': Field Marshal Sir John, Earl Ligonier, KB, PC, FRS (1680-1770), by Robert Aufrere Wallace-Turner 590

A Resounding Silence? Huguenots and the Broadside Ballad in the Seventeenth Century, by Angela McShane 604

The Consistory and Community of Austin Friars in the later Seventeenth Century, by Catherine Wright 626

The Consistory Records of Reformed Congregations and the Exile Churches, by Andrew Spicer 640

Nicolas Des Gallars and the Colloquy of Poissy: The Neglected Participation of a Pastor of the London Stranger Church in an Ecumenical Council, by Jeannine E. Olson 664

Ecclesiology in the Dutch Church of London: Conflicts between Competing Church Models during the 1560s, by Judith Becker 684 The Threadneedle Street Church's Charity Schools: Apprenticeships of Former Pupils by Keith Le May 695

OBITUARIES

Mrs Evelyn Jaulmes 131

Kenneth Bradford [Randolph Vigne] 441

Charles Marmoy [Jonathan G. Ouvry] 441

E. R. Briggs [Geoffrey Copus] 574

BOOK REVIEWS

D. N. Griffiths, The bibliography of the Book of Common Prayer 1549-1999 [N. Tyacke] 108

J. Kloczowski, A history of Polish Christianity [K. Bem] 109

A. de Lange, Die Waldenser: Geschichte einer europaischen Glaubensbewegung in Bildern [S. Nishikawa] 110

A. Pettegree, P. Nelles and P. Conner, The sixteenth-century French religious book [P. Roberts] 111

H. Daussy, Les Huguenots et le Roi. Le combat politique de Philippe Duplessis-Mornay, 1572-1600 [M. Greengrass] 112

S. A. Finley-Croswhite, Henry IV and the towns. The pursuit of legitimacy in French urban society, 1589-1610 [M. Greengrass] 114

P Conner, Huguenot Heartland: Montauban and southern French Calvinism during the Wars of Religion [A. Eurich] 115

L. Racaut, Hatred in print: Catholic propaganda and Protestant identity during the French Wars of Religion [A. Eurich] 116

H. Willmott, Early post-medieval vessel glass in England, c. 1500-1670 [R. Russell] 118

M. Glozier, The Huguenot soldiers of William of Orange and the Glorious Revolution Of 1688: The Lions of Judah [D. W. G. Trim] 119

D. Potts, Saint-Evremond: A voice from exile. Newly discovered letters to Madame de Gouville and the Abbe de Hautefeuille [R. Howells] 121

D. MacCulloch, Reformation: Europe's house divided [C. Littleton] 246

R. Whelan and C. Baxter, Toleration and religious identity: the Edict of Nantes and its implications in France, Britain and Ireland [R. Gwynn] 247

S. Nishikawa, To the Waldensian Valleys: heretics surviving the vicissitudes of Modern Europe [M. Haneda] 248 C. Papini (ed.), La nobile lezione [G. Vola] 249

H. R. Guggisberg, Sebastian Castellio, (1515-63), and S. Castellion, La Genese, 1555 [K. Maag] 250

B. Nance, Turquet de Mayerne as baroque physician [L. Brockliss] 252

R. Po-Chia Hsia and H. van Nierop, Calvinism and religious identity in the Dutch Golden Age [G. C. Gibbs] 253

B. van Ruymbeke and R. J. Sparks, Memory and identity: the Huguenots in France and the Atlantic diaspora [R. Gwynn] 255

D. Guillemenot-Ehrmanntraut, L'Eglise reformee de langue francaise de Mannheim de 1652 a 1689 [M. R. Gundlach] 256

E. Kappler, Bibliographie critique de l'oeuvre imprimee de Pierre Jurieu (1637-1713) [R. Howells] 258

H. Bost, Ces Messieurs de la RPR. Histoires et ecritures de huguenots [C. Littleton] 259

Y Krumenacker, Das Journal von Jean Migault. Leiden und Flucht einer hugenottischen Familie, 1682-1689 [A. Flick] 260

V. Allen, The Bulteels. The story of a Huguenot family [R. Vigne] 261

Y. Krumenacker, Des Protestants au siecle des lumieres: le modele lyonnais [S. Davies] 261

M. McCarthy, Marsh's Library: all graduates and gentlemen [P. Ewles-Bergeron] 263

A. Court (O. H. Selles ed.), Le Patriote francais et impartial [G. Gargett] 264

B. E. Strayer, Huguenots and Camisards as aliens in France, 1598-1789. The struggle for religious toleration [A. Spicer] 266

B. Secretan, Secretan: Histoire d'une Famille Lausannoise [V. Larminie] 266

N. Courtney, Gale Force 10: the life and legacy of Admiral Beaufort [B. McWilliams] 268

C. Roberts, The woman and the hour: Harriet Martineau and Victorian ideologies [J. Innes] 269

H. R. Boudin, Pastorat, Consulate and Espionage: la vie insolite de A. F. Peterson [B. Julien] 270

Huguenots and the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography [V. Larminie, T. Murdoch, R. Vigne, A. Spicer] 417

G. Audisio (ed.), Religion et exclusion XIIe-XVIIIe siecle [J. Miller] 423

T. A. Lambert and I. M. Watt (eds.), Registres du consistoire de Geneve au temps de Calvin. Tome III (1547-8) [G. Murdock] 424 M. B. McKinley (ed.), Marie Dentiere: Epistle to Marguerite de Navarre [W. G. Naphy] 425

G. S. Sunshine, Reforming French Protestantism. The Development of Huguenot Ecclesiastical Institutions [M. S. Springer] 426

D. C. Margolf, Religion and Royal Justice in Early Modern France: the Paris Chambre de l'Edit, 1598-1668 [L. J. Kim] 427

P. Benedict, Christ's Churches Purely Reformed. A Social History of Calvinism [K. Austin] 428

P. Rambeaud, De La Rochelle vers l'Aunis: l'histoire des reformes et de leurs Eglises dans une province francaise au XVIe siecle [R. A. Mentzer] 429

D. Ormrod, The Rise of Commercial Empires: England and the Netherlands in the Age of Mercantilism, 1650-1770 [T. Fuller] 430

S. Pott. M. Mulsow and L. Danneberg (eds.), The Berlin Refuge, 1680-1780: Learning and Science in the European Context [E. Randall] 431

E. Labrousse, A. McKenna et al. (eds.), Correspondance de Pierre Bayle. Tome troisieme [R. Howells] 432

L. Vial-Bergeron (ed.), Charles Francois d'Iberville, Resident de France a Geneve: correspondance 1688-90 [V. Larminie] 434

S. Anderson (ed.), Report on the manuscripts of the late Allan George Finch, esq., of Burley-on-the-Hill Rutland, Vol V: Secret Service Papers, 1691-3 and General Correspondence 1693 [C. Littleton] 435

M. McGinley, The La Touche Family in Ireland [C. E. J. Caldicott] 436

N. Kamil, Fortress of the Soul. Violence, Metaphysics, and Material Life in the Huguenots' New World, 1517-1751 [M. Greengrass] 553

B. Coward and J. Swann (eds.), Conspiracies and Conspiiracy Theory in Early Modern Europe. From the Waldensians to the French Revolution [R. Vigne] 554

N. Goose and L. Luu (eds.), Immigrants in Tudor and Early Stuart England [R. Gwynn] 555

L. B. Luu, Immigrants and the Industries of London, 1500-1700 [R. Esser] 557

D. W. Ressinger (ed.), Memoirs of Isaac Dumont de Bostaquet, a Gentleman of Normandy, before and after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes [R. Gwynn] 558

W. C. Utt and B. E. Strayer, The Bellicose Dove: Claude Brousson and Protestant Resistance to Louis XIV, 1647-1698 [V. Larminie] 559

J. Bergin, Crown, Church and Episcopate under Louis XIV [J. Swann] 560

E. Labrousse, A. McKenna et al. (eds.), Correspondance de Pierre Bayle. Tome quatrieme: janvier 1684-juillet 1684. Lettres 242-308 [R. Howells] 561

R. Hylton, Ireland's Huguenots and their refuge, 1662-1745: An Unlikely Haven [T. C. Barnard] 562

M. Bohm, J. Haseler and R. Violet (eds.), Hugenotten zwischen Migration und Integration: Neue Forschungen zum Refuge in Berlin und Brandenburg [E. Randall] 564

M. Glozier, Marshal Schomberg (1615-90): 'The Ablest Soldier of his Age'. International Soldiering and the Formation of State Armies in 17th-century Europe [C. L. Chappell] 565

P. W. Carlo, Huguenot Refugees in Colonial New York: becoming American in the Hudson Valley [B. van Ruymbeke] 565

G. Cosmos, Huguenot Prophecy and Clandestine Worship in the Eighteenth Century: 'The Sacred Theatre of the Cevennes' [C. Littleton] 567

E. Corp, A Court in Exile: The Stuarts in France, 1689-1718 [J. Miller] 568

H. Bost and C. Lariol (eds.), Refuge et Desert: L'evolution theologique des huguenots de la Revocation a la Revolution francaise (Actes du colloque du Centre d'etude du XVIIIeme siecle, Montpellier 18-20 janvier 2001) [C. Littleton] 569

A. Flick, 'Auf Widerspruch waren wir gefasst' Leben und Werk des reformierten Erweckungstheologen Theodor Hugues [A. Schunka] 570

R. Weinstein, The History of the Worshipful Company of Feltmakers, 1604-2004 [C. Littleton] 571

H. Trevor-Roper, Europe's Physician. The Various Life of Sir Theodore de Mayerne [V. Larminie] 709

H. Kamen, The Duke of Alba [R. Esser] 710

M. Konnert, Local Politics in the French Wars of Religion. The towns of Champagne, the Duc de Guise, and the Catholic League, 1560-95 [K. Gibbons] 711

R. Bonney and D. J. Trim (eds.), Persecution and Pluralism. Calvinism and Religious Minorities in Early Modern Europe, 1550-1700 [B. Carter] 712

B. Doelemeyer, Die Hugenotten [A. Schunka] 713

A. Dunan-Page (ed.), The Religious Culture of the Huguenots, 1660-1750 [U. Niggemann] 714

W. Troost, William III, the Stadholder-King [C. Littleton] 716

D. Veiras, The History of the Sevarambians. A Utopian Novel [R. Howells] 717

J. McElligot, Fear, Exclusion and Revolution. Roger Morrice and Britain in the 1680s [C. Littleton] 718

P. Dillon, The Last Revolution. 1688 and the Creation of the Modern World [R. Gwynn] 719

E. Alcorn, Beyond the Maker's Mark. Paul de Lamerie Silver in the Cahn Collection [P Le Rossignol] 720

B. van Ruymbeke, From New Babylon to Eden. The Huguenots and their Migration to Colonial South Carolina [R. Nash] 721

COMPOSITE REVIEW: LA VIE DES HUGUENOTS 1-17

Y. Krumenacker, Les Protestants du Poitou au XVIIIe siecle, 1681-1789 [D. Poton] 95

F. Francillon (ed.), Le Livre des deliberations de l'eglise reformee de l'Albenc (1606-1682) [M. Greengrass] 97

H. Bost and C. Lauriol (eds.), Entre Desert et Europe, le pasteur Antoine Court (1695-1760); R. Blanc, Un pasteur du temps des Lumieres, Benjamin-Sigismond Frossard (1754-1830); J-C. Gaussent, Les memoires de Paul Rabaut ministre de la religion reformee en Languedoc [R. Whelan] 98

H. Bost and P. de Robert (eds.), Pierre Bayle, citoyen du monde. Actes du Colloque Carla-Bayle, 1996; J-J. Bouchardy, Pierre Bayle, la nature et 'la nature des choses' [S. Jenkinson] 100

J. Haseler and A. McKenna, La Vie intellectuelle aux Refuges protestants. Actes de la Table Ronde de Munster du 25 juillet 1995; M-C. Pitassi, Edifier ou instruire? Les avatars de la liturgie reformee du XVIe au XVIIIe siecle; M. Yardeni, Repenser l'histoire [B. van Ruymbeke] 101

M-T. Lassabe-Bernard, Les Amish: Etude historique et sociologique [L. H. Roper] 103

A. McKenna (ed.), Pierre Bayle, temoin et conscience de son temps; G. Mori, Bayle philosophe [R. Howells] 103

H. Bots and J. Schillings (eds.), Lettres d'Elie Luzac a Jean Henri Samuel Formey 1748-1770 Regard sur les coulisses de la librairie hollandaise du XVIIIe siecle [G. C. Gibbs] 105

J. M. Gros et al., Pierre Bayle, pour une histoire critique de la philosophie [E. Haefeli] 106

E. Birnstiel (ed.), La Diaspora des huguenots. Les refugies protestants de France et leur dispersion dans le monde. XVIe - XVIIIe siecles [B. van Ruymbeke] 107

SHORT REVIEWS

S. Burgoyne Black, A scholar and a gentleman: Edward Hasted, the historian of Kent [R. Vigne] 122

H. Norwood, The Peasantry of the border. An appeal on their behalf by W. S. Gilly, Vicar of Norham, Canon of Durham, friend of the Vaudois, 1841, with an account of the eventful life of Canon Gilly [R. Vigne] 122

R. Legrand, Guizot et son temps. Propos et portraits [R. Vigne] 123, 271

C. D. Laros, Galeislaaf om het geloof: Pierre Sablairolles, hugenoot uit de Languedoc [R. Vigne] 123

'Garvin', The Huguenot, [R. Howells] 272

D. C. A. Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France [R. Vigne] 272

CINEMA

Argos Fils, 'Les Camisards', [G. Cosmos] 273

CD ROMs

Huguenot Settlers in North America and Europe; Two Huguenot history volumes; [T. Fuller] 280

Registers of the French Churches in Threadneedle Street and Spitalfields [V. Costello] 281

MISCELLANEA

A celebration of the Bodleian Library, 1602-2002 125

Millais' 'The Huguenot' 128

Pierre Simond's psalter discovered 128

The Irish Huguenot archive, Dublin 129

Huguenot Society of Australia 130

Roger Morrice and the Huguenots 283

20th century French Protestantism in Britain 284

The French Chapel Royal in the Palace of St James, London 284

Matilda Stansbury (1768-1841) - A Huguenot portrait 285

The Pielou manuscripts 286

A significant legacy to Huguenot refugees at Plymouth 286

The Chamier family 287 The Allix deposit 438

The earliest Cape Huguenot portrait 439

Rediscovered Floriegia by Jacques Le Moyne 439

James Giles and the Grubbe plates at the Victoria and Albert Museum 573

PRESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES OF THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY 244

MEETINGS AND REPORTS

Session 2002-3 132

Session 2003-4 288

Session 2004-5 444

Session 2005-6 575

Session 2006-7 723

'Huguenot Soldiering' conference, London, 2002 147

'Huguenot Military Officers' seminar, Dublin, 2003 303

Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Cevennes, 2003 300

Ruvigny commemoration, Hampshire, 2004 299

Ligonier commemoration, Cobham, 2005 586

Reunion of Huguenot descendants, Normandy, 2006 733

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY 141, 296, 451, 583, 730

ILLUSTRATIONS

1a James Robinson Planche, 1871 27

1b Garter mission to Portugal, 1865 27

2a 'The Merry Companions', engraved by Matthew Liart 72

2b 'Mrs Jordan as Peggy', engraved by Philip Audinet 72

3a Compleat Angler cartouche by Philip Audinet 72

3b Compleat Angler plate by Philip Audinet 72

4 'The Huguenot' watercolour and gouache by John Everett Millais 126

5a Garrick as Richard III, engraving from William Hogarth 184

5b Garrick and his wife, from Hogarth 184

5c Garrick's house at Hampton 184

6a Captain Charles des Vignolles, c. I732 238

6b Charles Blacker Vignolles, 1871 238 6c Charles Augustus Vignolles, 1878 238

Silver cup presented to Richard Chevenix, 1738 306

Richard Chenevix, Bishop of Waterford 306

Silver toilet set by Magdalen Feline, 1754 317

Silver table centre-piece, 1730 317

Valley of Fressinieres 326

The cave, La Glaizette, Pallons 326

Peter Motteux by Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, c. 1710 386

William Delamotte by Thomas Phillips, 1802 465

View of Sandhurst, Delamotte 467

'The Wood Girls, Great Marlow', Delamotte 468

Preparatory drawing of an oak tree, Delamotte 469

Etching of Windsor Forest, Delamotte 470

Portrait of Joseph Claude Meffre 472

Fl 'The Downfall of Dancing', ballad sheet, 1680-1704 606

F2 'Rochell yielding to obedience', ballad sheet, 1628 609

F3 'Canterbury's Conscience Convicted', ballad sheet, 1641 611

F4 'The French Dancing Master's Misfortune', ballad sheet, 1685 612

F5 'Dunkirk's Lamentation', ballad sheet, 1692 618

F6 'Epithalamium', ballad sheet, 1680 620

Vol XXIX 2008-2012

OBITUARIES

T L G Landon 142

The Earl of Radnor (1927–2008) 288

Paul Piers Brissault Minet [ Jonathan G. Ouvry] 746

PAPERS

'Le Quatriesme Ordre': The Diaconate in the French-Walloon Churches of London and Sandwich, c. 1568–1573 by Andrew Spicer 1

The French Ancestry and English Descent of certain Huguenot Families by Jean-Thierry Du Pasquier 14

The History of Cazenove by Bernard Cazenove 25

Promised Land: Selling Ireland to French Protestants by Ruth Whelan 37

Abel Boyer, 1715–22: Boyer in the Dog-house Again by Graham C Gibbs 51

'Pensioners, Barbers, Valets or Markees': Jonathan Swift and Huguenot Bank Investors in Ireland, 1721 by Vivien Costello 62

Huguenot Attitudes to Church administration in Brandenburg-Prussia and Hesse-Kassel by Ulrich Niggemann 93

The Jourdain family and Spitalfields: a Comment by Brian de Save 105

The pupils of the Threadneedle Street Church's charity school 1719–1802 by Keith Le May 107

The Entring Book of Roger Morrice by Mark Goldie 157

The Boyd Family: Global Huguenot merchants by Dianne W Ressinger, Harriott Cheves Leland and Vivien Costello 168

Some directors of the French Hospital: The Early Years by Randolph Vigne 180

Some directors of the French Hospital: A Time of Gifts by Tessa Murdoch 188

'To preserve his inward peace': Sir John Wittewronge's Discourse of 1664 by Margaret Harcourt Williams and John H Stevenson 203

A controversial Calvinist Minister: From Dauphiné to Somerset House by Robert Vareilles 220

New colonies in Ireland? Antoine Court and the settlement of French refugees in the 18th century by Susanne Lachenicht 227

The Huguenot connection to the Darwin family by Charles Galton Darwin Littleton 238 A new interactive Waldensian bibliography by Albert de Lange 242

The pupils of the Threadneedle Street Church's charity school 1719–1802 Part 2a by Keith Le May 245

St Helena at the time of the Huguenot governor Stephen Poirier 1697–1707 by Michael Courage 313

The Cénacle de Meaux (1520–25) and its failure to introduce a 'Glorious' French Reformation by Jean Trouchaud 322

A Huguenot minister at the court of Henri IV by Anthony Chamier 332

Charles de la Motte's 'Life and Works' of Pierre Coste (1668–1747): a unique testimony by Delphine Soulard 345

Abel Boyer, 1722–1729: A 'French Dog's' life and death in Chelsea by Graham C. Gibbs 364

Huguenots and the Dutch East India Company (VOC) by Matthew Glozier 385

Poverty, war, intolerance and vested interests: challenges to the Dublin Refuge 1680–1702 by Edward Whelan 397

The importance of religion in the educational theory of Jean Rou by Michael Green 408

Nathalie Rothstein (1930–2010) by Tessa Murdoch 418

Ireland's Huguenots recorded by Randolph Vigne and Vivien Costello 419

The pupils of the Threadneedle Church's charity school 1719–1802 Part 2b by Keith Le May 421

Cardinal Newman: from Calvinism to Rome by Denis Désert 469

Two studies in Huguenot silver: I. An English rococo sugar box by Marcia Schaeffer 482

Two studies in Huguenot silver: II. A Louis Mettayer sideboard dish by Isabella Hutchinson 489

The extraordinary voyage of Elie Neau: naturalized Englishman and Protestant galley slave by Ruth Whelan 499

From Bolbec to Spitalfields: the Lamy family of weavers by Tim Hudson and Paul Lamy 528

Nicholas des Gallars' Forme de police ecclesiastique de Londres and the French Reformed Church by Andrew Spicer 552

An exile too far: sending the Vaudois to the Cape of Good Hope by Randolph Vigne 564

Ann Vansommer's favourite tales by John Bischoff 574

An address delivered at the Quit Rent Ceremony by Robert Wallace-Turner 578

Education after 1802 paid for by the Threadneedle Street Church and its successor by Keith Le May 582

Anglicanism and the Huguenots: the experience of two generations of the Drelincourt family by Jane McKee 623

Huguenot propaganda and the millenarian legacy of the Désert in the Refuge by Lionel Laborie 640

'Charitie commaundeth us to helpe the oppressed': the monarchomach treatises and intervention against tyranny by D. J. B. Trim 655

The mysterious Mr Briel: interactions between the Church of Ireland and Protestant strangers in the early 18th century by Cormac Chesser 669

The Mourgues of St Paul's Church, Covent Garden, 1721 to 1801 by Bridget Martin 683

Jean Dassier of Geneva and his medallic series, The Kings of England by William Eisler 694

Victorian vignettes of the French church at Canterbury by Andrew Spicer 718

BOOK REVIEWS

(Book Review Editors: Raingard Esser and Charles Littleton)

Mark Goldie (ed), The Entring Book of Roger Morrice, 1677–91 [Charles Littleton] 122

Isabella M Watt and Thomas A Lambert (eds), Registres de consistoire de Genève au temps de Calvin. Tome IV (1548) [Graeme Murdock] 123

Elizabeth C Tingle, Authority and Society in Nantes in the French Wars of Religion, 1559–98 [Katy Gibbons] 124

Luc Racaut and Alec Ryrie (eds), Moderate Voices in the European Reformation [Raingard Esser] 125

Stuart Carroll, Blood and Violence in Early Modern France [Sara Barker] 126

Madge Dresser, Peter Fleming et al (eds), Bristol: Ethnic Minorities and the City, 1000–2001 [Evelyn Lord] 127

Susanne Lachenicht (ed), Religious Refugees in Europe, Asia and North America (6th–21st century) [Raingard Esser] 128

Esther Mijers and David Onnekink (eds), Redefining William III: The Impact of the King-Stadholder in International Context [Charles Littleton] 130

Elisabeth Labrousse, Antony McKenna et al (eds), Correspondance de Pierre Bayle, Tome V: 1684-1685. Lettres 309–450 [Robin Howells] 131

Matthew Glozier and David Onnekink (eds), War, Religion and Service: Huguenot Soldiering 1685–1713 [Gary Evans] 132

Uta Janssens and Jan Schillings (eds), Lettres de l'Angleterre à Jean Henri Samuel Formey à Berlin [Elizabeth Randall] 133

Michael S Springer, Restoring Christ's Church. John a Lasco and the Forma ac Ratio [Ulrich Niggemann] 134

Judith Pollman and Andrew Spicer (eds), Public opinion and changing identities in the Early Modern Netherlands: Essays in honour of Alistair Duke [David Trim] 135

Dorothy North (ed), Huguenot Wills and Administrations in England and Ireland, 1617–1849 [Randolph Vigne] 255

Bruce Gordon, Calvin [Graeme Murdock] 430

Robert Weeda, Itinéraires du Psautier Huguenot à la Renaissance [Stephen Massil] 432

Reinhard Bodenmann, Françoise Briegel, Olivier Labarthe (eds), Guillaume Farel, Oeuvres Imprimées (Tome I): Traités messins I. Oraison très dévote 1542, Forme d'oraison 1545 [Kenneth Austin] 433

Vincent J. Pitts, Henry of France: his reign and his age [Elizabeth Tingle] 434

Barbara B. Diefendorf (ed), The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre. A brief history with documents [Katy Gibbons] 435

C. Scott Dixon, Dagmar Freist and Mark Greengrass (eds), Living with Religious Diversity in Early Modern Europe [Raingard Esser] 436

David Onnekink (ed), War and religion after Westphalia. 1648–1713 [Gary Evans] 437

Andreas Flick and Walter Schulz (eds), Von Schweden bis Südafrika: Vorträge der Internationalen Hugenotten-Konferenz in Emden 2006 [Raingard Esser] 438

Elisabeth Labrousse and Antony McKenna et al. (eds), Correspondance de Pierre Bayle. Tome Septiême: Juillet 1686–Décembre 1688. Lettres 588–719 [Robin Howells] 439

Steve Pincus, 1688: The first modern revolution [Charles Littleton] 441

Tony Claydon, Europe and the making of England 1660–1760 [Alexander Schunka] 442

Steven C. Smyrl, Dictionary of Dublin Dissent: Dublin's Protestant dissenting Meeting Houses, 1660–1920 [Randolph Vigne] 443

Muriel McCarthy and Anne Simmons (eds), Marsh's Library: a mirror on the world. Law, learning and libraries, 1650–1750 [Jean-Paul Pittion] 444

Jean Guillaume with Peter Fuhring, Jacques Androuet du Cerceau: 'un des plus grands architects qui se soient jamais trouvé en France' [Tessa Murdoch] 445 Robert Nash (ed), The Hidden Thread. Huguenot families in Australia [Randolph Vigne] 446 Elisabeth Labrousse and Antony McKenna (eds), Correspondance de Pierre Bayle. Tome huitiême: janvier 1689-décembre 1692. Lettres 720–901 [Robin Howells] 590

Alan Edward Teulon, The life and work of Samuel Sanders Teulon, Victorian architect [Randolph Vigne] 591

Deborah E. Harkness, The Jewel House: Elizabethan London and the scientific revolution [Raingard Esser] 592

Sara K. Barker, Protestantism, Poetry and Protest. The vernacular writings of Antoine de Chandieu (c.1534–91) [Elizabeth Randall] 593

Stuart Carroll, Martyrs and murderers: The Guise family and the making of Europe [Kevin Gould] 594

Valérie Leclerc Lafage, Montpellier au temps des troubles de Religion. Pratiques testamentaires et confessionalisation (1554–1622) [Elizabeth Tingle] 595

Jean-Christian Petitfils, L'assassinat d'Henri IV. Mystères d'un crime [Elizabeth Randall] 596

Sonja Kmec, Across the Channel: noblewomen in seventeenth-century France and England: A study of the lives of Marie de La Tour 'Queen of the Huguenots' and Charlotte de la Trémoille, Countess of Derby [Katy Gibbons] 597

Jacob Selwood, Diversity and difference in Early Modern London [Raingard Esser] 599

David E. Lambert, The Protestant International and the Huguenot migration to Virginia [Charles Littleton] 600

Catharine Randall, From a Far Country. Camisards and Huguenots in the Atlantic World [Randolph Vigne] 601

Susanne Lachenicht, Hugenotten in Europa und Nordamerika. Migration und Integration in der Frühen Neuzeit [Silke Kamp] 602

Philip Benedict, Graphic History: the wars, massacres and troubles of Tortorel and Perrissin [Marianne Carbonnier-Burkard] 603

Isabella M. Watt and Thomas A. Lambert (eds), Registres du Consistoire de Genève au temps de Calvin & Registres du Conseil de Genève à l'époque de Calvin [Graeme Murdock] 721

Marie-Hélène Grintchenko, Catherine de Bourbon (1559–1604) [Mark Greengrass] 723

F.R.H. Du Boulay, Servants of Empire. An Imperial Memoir of a British Family [Randolph Vigne] 725

Allan A. Tulchin, That Men would Praise the Lord: the Triumph of Protestantism in Nîmes, 1530–1570 [ John Miller] 726

Audrey T. Carpenter, Jean Theophilus Desaguliers: A Natural Philosopher, Engineer and Freemason in Newtonian England [Charles Littleton] 727

Olivier Cogne and François Françillon (eds), Mémoires d'Antoine Le Clair, 1634–1716: Aide-major de la Ville de Grenoble au temps de Louis XIV [Amanda Eurich] 728

Pierre Rolland (ed.), Mémoires du colonel Cavalier sur la guerre des camisards: édition du manuscrit original de La Haye [Vivien Costello] 730

Luc Daireaux, 'Réduire les Huguenots'. Protestants et pouvoirs en Normandie au XVIIe siècle [Elizabeth Tingle] 731

Katy Gibbons, English Catholic Exiles in Late Sixteenth-Century France [Raingard Esser] 733

Pierre-Olivier Léchot, Un christianisme 'sans partialité'. Irénisme et méthode chez John Dury (v. 1600–1680) [Jane McKee] 734

D.J.B. Trim (ed.), The Huguenots: History and Memory in Transnational Context [Emmanuelle Chaze] 736

Kathy Chater, Tracing your Huguenot ancestors: a guide for family historians [Sue Highley] 737

MISCELLANEA

In Memory of A G Browning; The Fourdrinier continuous paper-making machine; Shakespeare on Silver Street; John Milton's Huguenot connections; The Gastigny bequest; The Belveze Tablet in Gloucester. 137

Celebrating the Life of Calvin; Sir John Ligonier as MP for Bath; What became of René Petit? A Huguenot Clock rediscovered? Esther Inglis and the French Manuscript Psalter at Christ Church, Oxford. 279

A New Minister at Austin Friars; Sir John Tenniel's Huguenot background; Professor François Crouzet; Marking the first home of the French Hospital; William Byrd and 'A French Catholicke Gentleman'; London Assurance. 448

William Penn at Saumur; Jeanne d'Albret: La Deborah calviniste; Huguenot ancestry of the Duchess of Cambridge; The Rondeaus at Christ Church, Spitalfields. 605

Dr Johnson's 'Little Black Dog'; Even Wodehouse nods; L'eglise Protestante Unie de France. A new step to unity?; On Westminster Bridge; The Oratory of the Louvre. 739

MEETINGS AND REPORTS

Session 2007-08 143

Session 2008-09 290

Session 2009-10 453

Session 2010-11 608

Session 2011-12 748

ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY

2007 - 2008 150

2008 - 2009 299

2009 - 2010 460

2010 - 2011 615

2011 - 2012 756

ILLUSTRATIONS

1a: Paul Rapin de Thoyras (p.18)

1b: Henri Chatelain (p.21)

2a: Philip Cazenove (p.29)

2b: Coat of Arms of Cazenove (p.34)

3a, 3b, 3c, 3d: Promised Land: Selling Ireland to French Protestants in 1681 (pp. 37, 38, 39)

4: Fourdrinier family (p.138)

5a: Jean Boyd’s map of Charles Towne (p.169)

5b: Sketches of Carolina plant life (p.173)

6a: William Bouverie, 1st Earl of Radnor (1724-1776) (p.187)

6b: Hollingworth Magniac (1786-1897) (p.189)

6c: Arthur Giroud Browning (1835-1907) (p.190)

6d: The Browning memorial bookcase (p.191)

6e: The bookplate of the French Hospital Library (p.193)

6f: The Nuremberg Cup (p.194)

6g: John Samuel Phené (p.196)

6h: Sir John Ligonier (1680-1770) (p.198)

6i: Henry Wagner (1840-1926) (p.199)

6j: The coat of arms of William Pleydell-Bouverie (p.201) William Jourdain clock (p.202)

7a: Jacques Wittewronghele (p.204)

7b: Sir John Wittewronge (p.215)

8: D’Espagne’s sermon on the death of his wife (p.224)

9: Maud Dupuy (p.241)

10a: ‘Au Mémoire de Jean Charpentier’ (p.283)

10b: ‘Ruvigny’ and ‘Cavalier’ (p.283)

11: Self-portrait by Esther Inglis (p.286)

12a: St Helena under the East India Company (p.314)

12b: The Jamestown church (p.316)

12c: The fleur-de-lys window (p.321)

13a: Marguerite d’Angoulême (p.326)

13b: Lefevre d’Etaples (p.327)

13c: Guillaume Briçonnet’s Meaux (p.331)

14a: Henri IV (1553-1610) (p.335)

14b: Daniel Chamier (1564/5-1621) (p.336)

15a: The wreck of the Batavia (p.387)

15b: Crime and punishment in the Abrolhos Islands (1564/5-1621) (p.390)

16a: Jemima Fourdrinier (p.470)

16b: Father Newman in his Oratorian habit (p.477)

16c: John Henry Newman by Millais (p.481)

17a: Silver sugar box by Paul de Lamerie (p.486)

17b: Silver-gilt sideboard dish by Louis Mettayer (p.490)

18a: A Caribbean indigo plantation worked by slave labour (p.502)

18b: Elias Neau in the Dungeon (p.526)

19: Drelincourt monument, Armagh (p.638)

20: Bedford Court, Covent Garden (p.686)

21a: Jean Dassier, William III on horseback (p.696)

21b: George II (p.700)

21c: Queen Caroline (p.700)

21d: William III (p.702) 21e James II (p.703)

21f: Edward VI (p. 708)

21g: John Croker and John Sigismund Tanner, George II, Queen Caroline & family (p.710)

22: The Château de Lacaze (p.760)

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