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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A28609	The narrative of Robert Bolron ... concerning the late horrid popish plot and conspiracy for the destruction of His Majesty and Protestant religion ... together with an account of the endeavors that were used by the popish party to stifle his evidence.	Bolron, Robert, fl. 1674-1680.	1681 (1681)	Wing B3501; ESTC R35352	26,827	35

did at that time know that it was but collusively and pretendedly borrowed of Sir William Ingleby for fear Sr. Thomas Gascoignes estate should be forfeited to the King but he this Informant did not then know there was a design in Agitation against the life of the King he then being a Protestant and therefore he wondred with himself how Sir Thomas Gascoigne should apprehend himself to be in so much danger none of the penall Laws being then put in execution but saies that after he had turned Roman Catholick then the misery was unfolded for William Rushton at Confession did discover to him this Informant the whole Design of the Plot and about the discovery of the Plot or presently after he this Informant did hear the said Sir Thomas Gascoigne declare unto Sir Miles Stapilton that according unto his and the Advice of other of his friends he had done very well in settling his Estate upon Sir William Ingleby as aforesaid because if they should be discovered to be engaged in the Design of Killing the King that then his Estate would have been forfeited which forfeiture by this means he had avoided if he were discovered The Particular Romish Priests known by this Informant whose names are as follows 1 WIlliam Rushton this Informants Confessor or Ghostly Father who at confession did first acquaint this Informant with the Plot of killing the King whom this Informant hath several times heard say Mass and hath administred unto this Informant above one hundred times the Eucharist having on the usuall Robes when they exercise that Function he further saies that the said William Rushton Christened this Informants two Children 2. Thomas Thwing of Heworth near York whom this Informant hath several times heard say Mass in Barmbow Chapel and give the Sacrament to several Roman Catholicks there present as also with his wife hath received the Sacrament from his hands 3. William Hardwick born at Bransby beyond York whom this Informant hath several time heard say Mass at both the Chapels in Barmbow and to give the Sacrament to several there present his usual custom is to ride from New-Hall neer Pontefract to Barmbow and usually comes once in three weeks and then rides in the night time which is commonly on the Friday night and staies till Munday and then returns back again to New Hall his sallary is allowed him by Thomas Gascoigne Esq and his office is to help the poor Catholicks near adjacent unto Barmbow for as soon as the said William Hardwick was come he sent alwaies an old woman whose name is Ellin Bellas to give notice to the rest of the Catholicks that they must come to scowre their Kettles that is come to Confession at such an hour according as the time was appointed for the poorer sort of Catholicks were not admitted to come to Sir Thomas Gascoigne's house therefore the Chapel William Butchers house in Barmbow was the place appointed for the help of the poorer sort 4. Thomas Thwing of Quosque who commonly keeps a Boarding-School for training up Children in the Romish Principles who goes commonly more like a Butcher than a Priest 5. Dr. Stapilton Brother to Sir Miles Stapilton who hath said Mass in Barmbow Chapel and hath delivered the Sacrament to several there present 6. Francis Blaxton a Romish Priest whom this Informant hath heard say Mass and administer the Sacrament in Walton Chapel his mans name is Emanuel Gascoigne and they do abide now in or about York as was told this Informant 7. John Andrews a Romish Priest whom this Informant heard say Mass at Mris. Margaret Mitcalfe's house in Rmonby near Northallerton to whom he administred the Sacrament as also to Mris. Sadler her Sister to Adrian Mitcalfe the said Mris. Mitcalfe's Son to Elizabeth Mitcalfe servant to the said Mris. Mitcalfe besides to three others who were strangers to this Informant 8. John Pand alias Cornwallis whom this Informant hath heard say Mass at Barmbow having on the usual Robes when Mass is said and hath seen him administer the Sacrament unto Sir Thomas Gascoigne and several others 9. Thomas Addingson whom this Informant see Christen a Child at Lasingcroft to whom he confessed that he was a Romish Priest and that he had received his Orders from beyond Seas and used several Arguments to perswade him this Informant to be a Papist 10. Richard Gascoigne Priest to Mr. Apleby of Lynton upon Owse who confest to him this Informant that he was a Priest and that he had received his Orders from beyond the Seas This Rich. Gascoigne being at this Informants house when Mr. George Gascoigne lived in it taking opportunity early one morning did go into this Informants Layth or Barn with a dirty Drab and had there carnal knowledge of her and another time also had dealing with her in this Informants Stable which then belong'd unto the said George Gascoigne who both times was taken in the Act yet both Mornings said Mass and administred the Sacrament to the company then present having not Absolution for his faults The true Relation of this horrible Deed he had from the Papists and the woman her self who told him this Informant that the said Priest never gave her above twice pence a time that she alwaies knew what she was to have 11. Farneby is Priest to John Middleton of Stockhall-hill Gentleman who told this Informant that he was a Priest and that he had received his Orders from beyond Seas 12. Lodge Priest to Sir Miles Stapilton whom this Informant hath heard say Mass in Barmbow Chapel and administer the Sacrament to several there present 13. Robert Killingbeck born at Moor-Town near Leeds whom this Informant hath heard say Mass in Barmbow Chapel and administer the Eucharist to several of the company there present 14. Fincham Priest to Sir John Savill of Red-hall near Barmbow where this Informant hath heard him say Mass and give the Sacrament to Sir John Savill his Lady and his Daughter as also to Mr. Abbot the said Sir John Savil's Gentleman this Fincham used to come to Barmbow to William Rushton to be confessed of his sins and likewise Will. Rushton would go to the said Sir John Savil's house to be confessed by the said Fincham 15. Mr. Ellis is Priest to Sir Walter Vavesour 16. Robert Dolman a Romish Priest who is now Priest to Sir Marmaduke Constable of Everingham and as it is told this Informant that Sir Marmaduke Constable hath petitioned His Majesties Councel for the bringing over of the said Robert Dolman whom he pretends to be his Servant 1. Francis Gascoigne Brother to Sir Thomas Gascoigne who used Arguments to perswade this Informant to change his Religion This Informant further saith That about March last to this Informant's best remembrance Sir Thomas Gascoinge and Thomas Gascoigne Esq his Son being Discoursing about their present concerns the said Thomas Gascoigne Esq did tell his Father that he and Mr. John Midleton of Stockhil-Hall had been before the Justices of the Peace