ACT OF SETTLEMENT, the, 170.
Addison, Joseph, joint author of weekly papers,
210; verses of, 211; joint editor of Spectator,
223; writes invitation to George I., 227.
Alberoni, Giulio, influence in Spain, 270, 271;
quarrels with Duke of Escalona, 272; in
correspondence with Stuarts, ib.; his fleet,
ib.; opposed to Triple Alliance, 274; dis-
missed from Spain, 277; at the Jacobite
court, 283.

Alexis, Prince, of Russia, quarrels with Czar,
264; death of, 265.

Almanza, battle of, 190; second battle of, 193.
Anne of York, marries Prince George of Den-
mark, 62; suspects legitimacy of Prince of
Wales, 118; forsakes her father, 124, 125;
gives birth to a son, 153; quarrels with
Mary, 158, 159; retires from court, ib.;
reconciled to William, 162; at death of her
son, 169. (See Queen Anne.)

Anne, Queen, accession of, 204; literary men
of her reign, 205; churches of, 206; customs,
in days of, 209, 210; changes her policy, 212;
quarrels with Duchess of Marlborough, 213,
214; negotiates with Louis XIV. for peace,
217; interviews Prince Eugene, 219;
Peace of Utrecht, 222; out of health, 224; at
cabinet council, 225; death of, 226, 227;
summary of her reign, 232.

Anne, Empress of Russia, 309; death of, 341.
Anson, Commodore George, 333; fleet of, 335;
dangerous passage of, ib.; shipwrecks of, 336,
338; seizes Paita, in Chili, 337; capture of
Manilla galleon, 338.

Arcos, Duke of, 186; advances on Valencia,
187.

Argyll, John Campbell, Duke of, 236; in com-
mand against Jacobites, 242; at Edinburgh,
244; at Sheriffmuir, 246; at arrival of Pre-
tender, 248, 249.

Argyll, Earl of, trial of, 34; escape of, ib.;
implicated in Rye House Plot, 63, 70; pro-
claims Monmouth king, 76; his followers,
77; his army in Scotland disperses, ib.;
capture of, 78; executed, ib.

Armstrong, Sir Thomas, implicated in Rye
House Plot, 64; escapes to Holland, ib.;
tried and executed, 70.

Army, mismanagement of, in Ireland, 153, 154.
Arnauld, a Jansenist, 86; tries to influence the

Pope, 88; approves of revocation of Edict of
Nantes, 92.

Ashton, attempts to carry letter to James II.,
155; captured and executed, 156.

Atterbury, Dr., Bishop of Rochester, at Jacobite
council, 227; in correspondence with Jacobite
court, 279; his plot, 280; arrested and im-
prisoned, 281; exiled, 282; death and burial
of, 283, 284.

Augsburg, the League of, 97.

Augustan Age, the, 210, 211.

Augustus the Strong, of Saxony, his court, 309;
death of, ib.

BAILLIE of Jerviswood, Robert, arrested, 65:
executed, 70.

Balmerino, Lord, trial of, 391; execution of,

392.

Bambridge, Governor of Newgate, 324, 325.
Bank of England, the, origin of, 152.
Barcelona, siege of, 185; second siege of, 187;
relief of, 188.

Barclay, Sir George implicated in Charnock's
plot, 163; escapes, 165.

Barillon, French Ambassador, at Charles II.'s
death-bed, 74; with James II., 105.
Bedloe, William, assertions as to Godfrey's
murder, 15, 16; discloses divers false plots,
16; accuses Prance of Godfrey's murder,
19; exonerates queen on his death-bed, 22.
Bentinck, Earl of Portland, 150; result of
William's favour, 163.

Berkeley, George, Dean of Derry, 285, 322;
missionary efforts, ib.; Bishop of Cloyne,
323.

Berwick, Duke of, in Ireland, 136; in Char-
nock's plot, 164; in Spain, 185; advice to
Philip V., 188; in Madrid, 189; at Battle of
Almanza, 190; power of, 311; invests Kehl,
ib.; death of, 312.

Bill of Rights, the, 153; of Indemnity, the,
154.

Bishops, the seven, petition of, 111, 112; in
council, 112, 113; imprisoned, 113, 114; trial
of, 114, 115; acquitted, 115, 116.
Bloody Assize, the, 82-84.

Bob of Dumblane, the, 247-
Bolingbroke, Viscount in Paris, 221; desires
appointment of Shrewsbury, 226; flight of,
235; at court of Pretender, 240, 241; aban-
dons him, 252; pardoned and returns to
England, 283.

Bossuet, at council of bishops, 87; on the four
articles, 88; his exposition of Catholic doc-
trine, ib.; approves of revocation of Edict of
Nantes, 92; on the Jansenist question, 196;
death of, 197.

Bothwell Bridge, battle of, 30.

Bourbon, Duke of, 200; a stock-jobber, 257;
first minister to Louis XV., 289.
Boyle, Robert, aids Irish bishops, 40.
Boyne, the battle of the, 141, 142.
Broghill, Lord, chief mover of restoration of
lands in Ireland, 36; his bill, 37; created
Earl of Orrery, ib.; Lord Justice of Ireland,
38.

Bull Unigenitus, acceptance of, 293.

Burgundy, Duke and Duchess of, 199; deaths
of, 202.

Burke, Edward, guides Pretender in Scotland,
378-381.

Burnet, Dr., welcomes William, 121; proposes
scheme for Bill of Rights, 153; educates
Duke of Gloucester, 169.

Byng, Admiral, defeats Spanish fleet, 274.
Byron, John, voyage in the Wager, 338-340.
Brinvilliers, Marquise de, crimes of, 46; exe-
cution of, 47.

CAMERON, Richard, declaration of, 31; at
Aird's Moss, ib. ; killed, ib.
Cameronians, the, 31, 32, 33.
Camisard War, the, 181, 182.

Caroline, Queen, as Princess of Wales, 305;
influence over ministers, 316; anger at Edin-
burgh riots, 320; death of 320, 321.
Carpenter, General, 244; at Preston, 245.
Catharine of Braganza, Queen, accusations
against, 17; removed to Whitehall, ib.; ac-
cused of high treason, ib. ; at death-bed of
Charles, 73; returns to Somerset House, 75;
intercedes for Monmouth, 81; at birth of her
nephew, 117; godmother, 120.

Caulet, Bishop, of Pamiers, refuses king's
nominees, 87; his property spoiled, ib. ; death
of, ib.

Cavalier, Jean, leader of Camisards, 181;
treats with Villars, 182; enlists in Holland,
183.

Cevennes, rising in the, 180.
Charles II., his opinion of Presbyterianism, 2;
informed of Popish Plot, 11; examines Titus
Oates, 12; speech in Parliament, 14; brings
Queen Catharine back to Whitehall, 17; dis-
gusted with Oates, 18; interviews Prance, 20;
fears lest his Roman Catholic tendency should
be suspected, 20, 21, 23; dissolves Parliament
to protect Danby, 43; fails in attempt to shield
him from New Parliament, 44; standard of
morality during his reign, 49; dissolves Par-
liament, 50; illness of, 51; governs by means
of ministers, 52; his ability, ib.; Parliament

Oxford, 53; institutes inquiry into Cor-

poration of London, 56; summary of his
reign, 72; last days, 72, 73; takes sacrament
of the Romish Church, 75; death of, ib.;
funeral of, ib.

Charles VI. of Germany, proclaimed King of
Spain, 185; besieged by Philip V.in Barcelona,
187; delays, 188; desertion of army, 189;
ingratitude to English, ib.; retires to Barce-
lona, 190; re-enters campaign, 193; victory
at Almanza, ib.; enters Madrid, ib.; retreats
194; resigns claims to Spain, 222; endeavours
to ally with England, 313; death of, 341.
Charles XII. of Sweden, in Turkey, 262; at
Stralsund, 263; allies with Russia, 265;
resolves on conquest of Norway, 266; death
of, ib.

Charles Albert, Duke of Bavaria, 342; crowned
King of Bohemia, 344; crowned Emperor of
Austria, 345; death of, 353.

Charles Edward, the Pretender, leaves Rome,
355; lands in Scotland, 356; his followers,
357, popularity among the Highlanders, 358;
at Perth, 359; at Edinburgh, 361; defeats
English at Preston Pans, 362, 363; mani.
festoes of, 366; collects money, ib.; at Carlisle,
367; at Manchester. ib.; at Derby, 368; re-
treats, 369; in Scotland again, 370; at Dum-
fries, 371; at Glasgow. ib.; at Falkirk, 372-
373; retreats towards Inverness, 375; at
Culloden, 376, 377; wanderings of, 378-387;
among Campbells, 380; guided by Flora
Macdonald, 382-384; with the seven outlaws,
385, 386; embarks for France, 387; at Court
of Louis, 396; in London, ib.; at Rome, 397;
marries Louisa of Stolberg, ib.; death of, ib.
Charles Emanuel, King of Sardinia, 308, 309.
Charnock, his plot, 163-167; arrested, 165;
executed, ib.

Châteauroux, Duchess of, at Metz, 350; dis-
missed, 351; death of, 352.

Cheap, Captain, his voyage in the Wager, 338-

340.

Church of England, the, improvements in, 205;
popularity of, 208.

Church of Scotland, the, re-established, 2;
state of, 206

Churchill, Lord John, with Duke of York, 51,
55; character of, 122; joins William, 123.
(See Marlborough.)

Churchill, Lady, her influence with Anne, 62,
118; flies with her from London, 124. (See
Duchess of Marlborough.)

Clarendon, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1OI;
recalled, ib.; visits Bishops in the Tower,
114; writes to James II., 155; sent to Tower,
156.
Claverhouse, John Graham of, 27; at Drum-
clog, 27, 28; clears himself at court, 31; in
defence of, 32, 33.

Clement XI., Pope, issues Bull Unigenitus,
229, 230.

Clement, Prince of Bavaria, 98.

Clunes, Cameron of, guides Pretender, 386.
Colbert, French financier, 41; death of, 57-
Collier, Jeremy, outlawed, 166.

Coleman, trial and execution of, 18, 19.
Compton, Bishop of London, trial of, 102;
suspended, ib.; reinstated, 120; consecrates

Covenanters, the, persecution of, 1; boycotted,
7; meetings of, 8, 24; laws against, 33;
martyrs among, 34.
Cromarty, Lord, imprisoned, 391; trial of, ib.;
pardoned, 392.

Culloden, battle of, 376, 377.

Cumberland, Duke of, at Dettingen, 346, 347;
at Fontenoy, 354; in command in Scotland,
368, 369, 374; at Nairn, 375; at Culloden,
376, 377; barbarity of 388-390.

155.

Das Minas, General, 189; at battle of Almanza,
190.

Dauphin, the, character of, 200; illness and
death of, 201.

Dauphin, the, at Louis XIV.'s death-bed, 231.
De Belzunce, Bishop of Marseilles, heroism
during the plague, 286.

De Noailles, Cardinal Archbishop, 195; de-
fends Quesnel, 197; penance over ruins of
Port Royal, 198; dissatisfied with Papal Bull,
229; result, 230; expectations of Pope
Clement XI., 293; death of, 294.

De Noailles, Marshal, at Dettingen, 346, 347;
killed at Fontenoy, 354.

De Tresson, Bishop of Nantes; persecutes
Huguenots, 296.

De Vintimille, Archbishop of Paris, 294.
Declaration of indulgence, by James II., 103;
command to read in churches, 107; refusal of
clergy, 110; petition against, 111, 112.
Delaunay, Mlle., in the Bastille, 276.
Derwentwater, Lord, 243; at Preston, 245; in
the Tower, 249; intercession for, 250; execu-
tion of, 251, 252.

Dettingen, battle of, 346, 347.
Drumclog, engagement at, 28.

Drummond, Lord, his plot, 241, 242; at Fal.
kirk, 372, 373..

Dryden, on William III., 151; his Virgil, 211.
Dubois, Abbé, 239; Cardinal, power of, 287;
prime minister, 288; death of, 289.
Duquesne, Admiral, bombards Algiers, 57, 58;
Protestant opinions of, 92; monument to,

93.

EDICT of Nantes, revocation of, 92.
Edinburgh riots, 318-320.

Elcho, Lord, at Culloden, 377; flies with
Charles Edward, 378.

Elections, importance of recognised, 163.
Elliot, attempts to carry letter to James, 155;
captured, 156.

Essex, Earl of, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 40;
arrests Archbishop Plunket, ib.; resigns, ib.;
his views, 63; implicated in Rye House plot,
65; suicide in the Tower, 66.

Eugene, Prince, in London, 219, 220; cam-
paign of, 221; in command of Austrian troops,
312; death of, 313, 314.

FALKIRK, battle of, 372, 373; effect of in Eng-
land, 374.

Fénelon, Abbé de, approves of revocation of
Edict of Nantes, 92; on a mission to Hugue-
nots, 95; grief at death of Dauphin, 203;
death of, 233.

Fenwick, Sir John, plots against William, 163;
tries to evade punishment, 166; trial and
execution of, 167.

Feversham, Lord, in command against Mon-
mouth, 80; at Sedgemoor, ib; executions by,
82; at birth of Prince of Wales, 117; escorts
James II. back to London, 130.

Fleury, Bishop, Louis XV.'s tutor, 289; aims
at cardinalate, 293; tries to prevent war with
Germany, 343; death of, 345.
Fontenoy, battle of, 354.

Forster, Mr., 243; at Preston, 245; escape of,

252.

Frampton, Robert, Bishop of Gloucester, his
career, 110; too late to appear with petition,
112; visits Jeffreys in Tower, 129; latter days
of, 157.

France, under Louis XIV., 41; corruption in,
44, 46; crimes in, 47; religious troubles in,
87, 88; civil war, 182.

Frederick, Crown Prince of Prussia, 300; im-
prisoned, ib.; released, 301. (See Frederick
II.)
Frederick II. of Prussia, 341; war with Ger-
many, 342, 343; defeats Prince of Lorraine,
345; treaty with Germany, ib. ; alliance with
France, 349; besieges Prague, 352; retreats,
ib.

Frederick IV. of Denmark, 263.

Frederick, Count Palatine of Rhine, children
of, 96.

Frederick Augustus of Poland, defeats Leck-
sinski, 309; besieges Dantzic, 310; acknow-
ledged King of Poland, 313.

Frederick William I. of Prussia, 300, 302, 303;
death of, 341.

French invasion of England, attempt at, 349.
Fürstenburg, Cardinal, 98.

GALWAY, Lord, at Badajos, 184; proclaims
Charles of Germany King of Spain, 188; at
Almanza, 190; defeated at Lazudina, 193.
Gardiner, Colonel James, at Edinburgh, 359;
levies troops, 360; killed at Prestons Pans,
363.

D D

George I. proclaimed King of England, 234;
his first Cabinet, 235; threatened by Sweden
and Russia, 265; in Hanover, 268; his court,
305; death of, 306.

George II., as Prince of Wales, 305; his minis-
ters, 306; his character, 316; his children,
316, 317; attitude towards Germany, 343;
at Dettingen, 346, 347; fears arrival of Pre-
tender, 368.

George, Prince of Denmark, marries Anne of
York, 62; at Charles II.'s funeral, 75; joins
William III., 124; in Ireland, 141; at battle
of Boyne, 142; as a father, 169.

Georgia, foundation of colony by Oglethorpe,
326-330.

Gertruydenberg, conference at 199.

Gibraltar, siege of, 184; attempt to seize, 305.
Gin, Duty on, 318.

Ginkel, General, in Ireland, 145, 146; defeats
St. Ruth, ib.; at second siege of Limerick,
147.

Gloucester, William, Duke of, 168; education
of, 169; death of, ib.

Glover, Richard, poet, 333.

Godfrey, Sir Edmundbury, murder of, 13;
funeral of, ib.

Godolphin, Sidney, 52; first Commissioner of
Treasury, 155; correspondence with Jacob-
ites, ib.; plots against William, 158; one of
William's Council, 163; resigns, 166, 167;
death of, 213.

Gortz, Minister to Charles XII. of Sweden,
263, 265; captured, ib.; beheaded, 266.
Grammont, Duke of, at Dettingen, 347; at
Fontenoy, 354..

Grey, Lord, Whig leanings of, 63; arrested in
connection with Rye House plot, 64; escapes,
65; supporter of Monmouth, 79; flies from
Sedgemoor, 80; captured, 81; buys respite
for life, 82.

Grierson, Sir Robert, of Lag, 26.

Guiscard, Abbé, attempts to assassinate Har-
ley, 216.

HABEAS CORPUS Act, 50.

Hackston, William, 24; at the murder of Arch-
bishop Sharpe, 25; at Bothwell Bridge, 30;
trial of, 31; execution of, 32.

Hales, Sir Edward, governor of the Tower,
113; escapes with James II., 127.
Halifax, Lord, 235.

Hamilton, Duke of, Petitions for Covenantors,
8; leads the Covenantors, 27, 28; duel and
death of, 222.

Hamilton, General, before Derry, 137, 138; at
battle of Boyne, 142; prisoner, 143.
Hampden, 63, implicated in Rye House Plot,
65; tried and imprisoned, 70.
Hapsburg, House of, 58

Harley, Prime Minister, 215; attempt to as-
sassinate, 216; created Earl of Oxford, ib.;
removed from office, 225.

Harley, Robert, founder of South Sea Bubble,
258.

Hawley, General, a second Jeffreys, 371;
derides Cope, 372; at Falkirk, 372, 373; at
Culloden, 376, 377; barbarity of, in Scot-
land, 389.

Hervey, Lord, descriptions of Caroline's court,
317.

Hoadley, Benjamin, his sermon censured by
Compton, 206; Bishop of Bangor, further
unorthodox sermons, 279.

Holland, Calvinistic plot with, 5, 6; war in,

353, 354.

Horn, Count, assassinates a broker in Paris, 257-
Howard, Lord, of Escrick, 63; implicated in

Rye House Plot, 65; evidence of, 66, 68, 70.
Huddleston, Father, at Charles II.'s death-
bed, 74, 75; at Bath, 105.

Huguenots, persecution of, 88; La Caisse de
Conversions, ib. ; liberty of, restricted, 89;
conversion of, 90, 91; emigration of, 90, 92-
94; in England, 94, 95; at battle of Boyne,
143; persecution of, 180, 181, 296.

Hume, Sir Patrick, implicated in Rye House
Plot, 65; in hiding, 66; escapes with family
to Holland, 70.

Huntley, Lord, 241.

Hyde, Lawrence, Earl of Rochester, 52.

INDULGENCE, The, for Presbyterians, 7; de-
claration of, by James II., 103.

Innocent XI. Pope, his struggle with Louis |
XIV., 87, 88; dislikes persecution of Hugue-
nots, 95; quarrels with French ambassador,96;
annuls election of Archbishop of Cologne, 98;
moderation of, 100; godfather to Prince of
Wales, 120.

Inverness, held by Loudon against Jacobites,
375.

Ireland, restoration of lands in, 36; supersti-
tions of, 38; opening of new Parliament, ib.;
Jacobite Parliament of, 140; war in, 141-147;
under George I., 284, 285.

JACOBITES, nicknames of, 155; their schemes,
240; dispersed, 249; loyalty of in Scotland,
395.

James, Duke of York, in Scotland, 31; at
Scotch Parliament, 34; retires to Belgium,
43; Bill of Exclusion against, 50; sent to
Scotland, 51; wrecked, 54, 55; at death-bed
of Charles II., 73-75; accedes to the throne,
75. (See James II.)

James II., accession of, 75; goes to mass, ib.;
coronation of, 76; informs Parliament of
Monmouth's plot,77; attitude towards rebels,
82; strengthened by rebellion, 84; his army,
ib.; dispensing power, 85; aids Huguenot
emigrants, 94; his obstinacy, 99; surprised
at Tory resistance, 100; relaxes Test Act,
101; re-establishes Court of High Commis-
sion, 102; declares Indulgence for all sects,
103; royal progress of, 104; at Bath, 105;
fills public offices with Catholics, ib.; com
mands Indulgence to be read in churches,
107; receives Bishops' petition, 111; indig
nation against Bishops, 112; imprisons them,
113; at the birth of Prince of Wales, 117;
hears of William's invasion, 119; redresses
grievances, 120; christening of Prince, ib.;
misjudges gravity of William's arrival, 121;
illness of, ib.; attempts to send Prince to
France, 124; desertion of his daughter,
Anne, 124, 125; holds council, 126; succeeds