dered the only true church of Christ. They were all condemned to die the usual death of traitors, and sentence was executed to the letter-for this was not an occasion on which the government was likely to omit an iota of the torturing and bloody law. Sir Everard Digby, Robert Winter, John Grant, and Thomas Bates, suffered on the 30th of January; Thomas Winter, Rookwood, Keyes, and Guido Fawkes- "the Devil of the Vault" on the next day: they all died courageously, repenting of their intention, but professing an unaltered attachment to the Roman church. The scene chosen for their exit was the west end of St. Paul's churchyard.

END OF VOL. IX.

GLASGOW: W. G. BLACKIE AND CO., PRINTERS, VILLAVIELD.