_Discovery of Guiana_ dedicated to, 84;
supports proposed attack on Cadiz, 88;
informed by R. of victory at Cadiz, 100;
death of his wife and R.'s sympathy, 102;
R.'s intimacy with his family, _ib._;
obtains R.'s return to Court, 103;
told of R.'s goodwill to Essex, 106;
thwarts R. in being sworn of P. Council, 112;
doubtful support of Guiana voyage, 113-4;
son and young Walter R. playmates, 114;
at Sherborne, 116;
accused by Essex, 118;
advised by R. to show Essex no mercy, 118-9;
decline of friendship with R., 125;
invited to Bath by R., 127;
R. complains of Lord Bindon to, _ib._;
craftiness towards R., 129;
created a peer by King James, 133;
estranged from the Brookes, 135;
describes R.'s attempted suicide, 138;
aids R. with Sherborne estate, 144;
sits on R.'s trial, 146, 157;
influence sought to save R., 158;
created Lord Cranborne, 164;
and Earl of Salisbury, 166;
R. writes of his condition to, _ib._;
references to, 167, 170, 173, 186;
his death and epigram on, 173

Cecil, William. _See_ Salisbury

Champernowne, Captain Arthur, in Azores, 108

Champernowne, Gawen, his career, 4

Champernowne, Henry, R.'s cousin, 4;
his Huguenot contingent, 4

Champernowne, Sir Philip, 1

Champernownes, connections of R., 1

Chapman, George, his epic poem on Guiana, 86;
his _Byron's Conspiracy_, 123

Chatham, R. raising sailors at, 54

Chaunis Temotam, its fabulous ores, 30

Cherbourg, R. takes barks from, 42

Christian IV. of Denmark and R., 169

Church, Dean, compares R.'s exploits with passages in _Faery Queen_, 43

Clarke executed for Watson's plot, 158

Cleve, Lord Barry defeated by R. at, 15

Clifford, Sir Conyers, at Cadiz, 95

Cobham, Lord, Henry Brooke succeeds as, 102;
first mention by R. of, 106;
R.'s increased intimacy, 113;
invited to Sherborne and Bath, 115;
goes to Ostend with R. _ib._;
called an enemy of England by Essex, 118;
attends at Basing to entertain French, 123;
plotting at Durham House, 134;
R. only intimate friend, 136;
Lord Warden of Cinque Ports, _ib._;
and Watson's plot, _ib._;
shown R.'s explanation, 137;
accuses R., but retracts, _ib._;
communicates with R. by Mellersh, 142;
tried at Staines for Arabella Stuart plot, 142;
communications with R., 144;
vacillation, 145;
retracts to R, _ib._;
R. asks that Cobham should die first, 157;
convicted of treason, 158;
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