ABRAHAMS, (Dr. Galenus,) his comparison of Ames and Stubbs, vol. i.
p. 157.
---- disputes with G. Fox and W. Penn, vol. ii. p. 168.
Acts of Parliament against conventicles, vol. i. p. 355. vol. ii. p.
98.
---- against Quakers’ meetings, and to enforce oaths, vol. i. p. 355.
---- to suppress seditious conventicles, vol. ii. p. 98.
---- to restrain non-conformists from living in corporations, vol.
ii. p. 60.
---- allowing the affirmation of Quakers to be accepted instead of
the oath, vol. ii. p. 267, 284, 325.
Adderton, (Major-General,) a New England persecutor, vol. i. p. 304.
---- his remarkable death, vol. i. p. 371.
Address of the Quakers to king Charles II. vol. ii. p. 191.
---- to king James II. on the toleration, vol. ii. p. 212.
---- from the Yearly meeting to ditto on the toleration, vol. ii. p.
213.
---- to king William upon the peace of 1697, vol. ii. p. 277.
---- to ditto on discovery of a plot, vol. ii. p. 283.
---- to queen Anne on her succession to the throne, vol. ii. p. 297.
---- to ditto on her promise to maintain the toleration, vol. ii. p.
298.
---- to ditto, from the yearly meeting on the Union, vol. ii. p. 312.
---- to ditto on the renewal of her promise to maintain the
toleration, vol. ii. p. 320.
---- to king George, on his accession and declaration for the
toleration, vol. ii. p. 324.
---- to ditto on suppression of the rebels, vol. ii. p. 327.
Affirmation, an act obtained for its acceptance, ii. 267.
---- made perpetual, and the form more easy, ii. 325.
Aldam, Thomas, imprisoned in York Castle for preaching, &c. i. 66.
---- ditto for not paying tithes, &c. i. 141.
---- predicts the fall of O. Cromwell, i. 208.
Algiers, some Quakers’ slaves there allowed to hold meetings, i. 421.
Ames, William, convinced at Dublin by the ministry of E. Burrough and
F. Howgill, and becomes a minister, i. 128.
---- banished Amsterdam, i. 189.
---- kindly entertained by the elector Palatine, i. 225.
---- several Baptists convinced by him near Worms in Germany, i. 225.
---- imprisoned in Rotterdam, and is dismissed, i. 226.
---- ---- in London, and ditto, i. 380.
---- dies at Amsterdam, i. 408.
Amsterdam, some pretended Quakers there, i. 190.
Austin, Anne, travels with Mary Fisher, (see Mary Fisher,) i. 181.
Armorer, Wm. a justice, his cruelty to the Quakers, ii. 69.
Audland, John, convinced by G. Fox, i. 69.
---- his testimony received by many at Bristol, i. 101.
---- brief account of his life and death, ii. 12.
---- some account of his wife and others, ii. 309.
Atherton, Oliver, dies in prison for tithes, i. 432.