HARVARD COLLEG

SEP 12 1916

LIBRARY

Gift of James Byrneof New York

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

CHAP. XXVII.

Contests of Ormond and the clergy- -Clanricarde's
administration-Negociation with the duke of Lorrain
-Progress of the republicans-Siege of Limerick
Executions-Siege of Galway-Further proceedings
-Executions-Difpofal of forfeitures-

-Cromwel

protector Mifcellaneous tranfactions-Cromwel's
indulgence to the Irish Arbitrary measure with
refpect to the prefs-Administration of Henry
Cromwel -His refignation-Proceedings of the
royalifts Council of officers-Ludlow-Seizure
of the Castle and its reduction.

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CHAP.

CONTENTS.

CHA P. XXVIII.

English affairs and reflexions on revolution-Reftoration

of Charles the fecond-Violent diffenfions-Declaration

of fettlement-Restoration of epifcopacy-Difcontents

-A parliament-
Debates in London on Irifh affairs

-Act of fettlement-Difcontents from the execution

of the act of fettlement-Confpiracies- Defeat of

the confpiracies- Bill of explanation--Conceffions

of different parties-Detection of abuses-Defalcation

from the claims of adventurers and foldiers-Nominees

-Difcontents of the catholics-Paffing of the act of

explanation-Difficulties attending it.
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CHAP. XXIX.

Act prohibiting the importation of Irish cattle into

England-Difcontents--Subfcription of beeves-

Commercial affairs-Intrigues against Ormond-

Change of politics-Berkley-Theological question—

Remonftrance-Anti-remonftrants-Alarms of the

proteftants-Catholic petition-Address of the

English parliament-Administration of Essex--

Conduct of Ormond-Attempt of Blood-Reftoration

of Ormond to the lord lieutenancy—— -Popish plot

Defective evidences-- -Oliver Plunket-

Steadiness and caution of Ormond-Death of Offory

Change of meafures-Fluctuation-Death of Charles

the fecond.

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CHAP.

CHAP. XXX.

English affairs-New administration in Ireland-Vio-

lences of the catholics-Tories and informers-Violent

proceedings of the king-Violences of Tyrconnel-Tyr-

connel lord-deputy-His arrangements-New modeį

of corporations-Attempts on the Univerfity-State of

the country A quarrel among the catholics

Attempt against the acts of fettlement-Rejoicings of

the catholics-Imprisonment of the officers of Chrift

Church-Agitations on the news of the prince of

Orange's preparations-Alarm of massacre.

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CHAP. XXXI.

Defcription of Derry-Refiftance of this town---

Proteftant affociations-Treachery of Hamilton and

Tyrconnel-Proceedings of the protestants-Conduct

of Lundy-Proceedings of James-George Walker

-Proceedings at Derry-Siege of Derry

Appearance of Kirk-Character of Kirk-Atrocious

cruelty of Rofen-Relief of Derry-Operations of

the Enniskilleners--Defeat of lord Galmoy-His

treachery-Three armies fent against Enniskillen

Defeat of Sarsfield-Retreat of Fitzjames-Defeat

of Macarthy near Newtown-Butler.

CHAP

CHAP. XXXII.

Irish parliament of James-Repeal of the acts of

Settlement-Enormous act of attainder-Iniquitous

plan of coinage Attack on the university-

Perfecution of the protestants -Delay of fuccour

from England-Progrefs of Schomberg- -He

encamps at Dundalk――Calamitous condition of his

troops Military operations--Decampment of

Schomberg -Difcontents in England--Various

operations-Victory of the Enniskilleners-Capture of

James's veffels in the bay of Dublin—Surrendry of

Charlemount-Landing of King William. Page 110

CHAP. XXXIII.

Progress of king William-Proceedings of king James

-Reconnoitering at the Boyne-William wounded-

Battle of the Boyne-Flight of James-State of

Dublin--Proceedings of William- -Foreign

tranfactions-Proceedings of the catholics-

Progrefs of William-Reduction of the fouth caftern

towns-Repulfe of Douglas at Athlone-Defcription

of Limerick--Attack of Limerick-Artillery

deftroyed by Sarfefield—Storming of Limerick-

Repulfe-Return of William from Ireland--His

character.

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