Deceivers, who are the greatest, i. 31.
Declarations of fidelity and Christian Faith, to be subscribed to by
Quakers, instead of oaths of allegiance, and supremacy, ii. 233.
Derby, countess of, her cruelty and death, i. 433.
Dewsbury, William, convinced, i. 58.
---- begins to preach, i. 66.
---- is beaten till almost killed, but healed by the power of the
Lord, i. 90.
---- imprisoned with others at Northampton, about half a year, i. 140.
---- examined by judge Atkins, &c. born near Hull, in Yorkshire, i.
138.
---- his letter to his oppressed Friends, ii. 187.
---- short account of his life, and convincement, ii. 224.
---- was 19 years prisoner at Warwick, besides other places, ii. 225.
---- his speech to Friends in his sickness, his death, ii. 227 to 230.
Dispute about the resurrection and Christ’s body in heaven, ii. 82.
---- between the Baptists and the Quakers, ii. 127.
---- at Aberdeen, where four young students are convinced, ii. 133.
Distress often made for two or three times the value, i. 417.
Downer, Ann, the first woman Quaker that preached publicly at London,
i. 101.
---- goes to Launceston to attend G. Fox, and two companions in jail,
i. 152.
---- is married to B. Greenwell, after to George Whitehead, her dying
words and death, ii. 210.
Drayton in Leicestershire, the birth place of George Fox, i. 19.
Dreams, some believers in, convinced, i. 24.
---- a remarkable one of C. Evans at Malta, i. 342.
Dring, Robert, first meeting in London held at his house, i. 98.
Drummer, a priest, his rash expression, i. 363.
Drury, Captain, a remarkable passage concerning him, i. 117.
Dundas, Wm. a Scotchman, convinced, ii. 56.
---- is excommunicated, ii. 57.
---- goes to France, returns to England and joins the Quakers, ii.
59, 60.
Dyer, Mary, banished New England, i. 251.
---- returning is taken up, i. 252.
---- sentenced to death, i. 252.
---- writes to the magistrates of Boston, i. 253.
---- reprieved when ready to be turned off, i. 256.
---- her character, returns to Boston, i. 258.
---- is sent for by the general court, examined again, sentenced and
executed, i. 259.
Dennis, I. jailer at Bristol, his dreadful death, ii. 186.