CONTENTS

OF VOLUME VI.

CHAPTER XVI. Pago

William lands at Carrickfergus, and proceeds to Belfast ... 3

State of Dublin.3

William’s military arrangements.4

William marches southward.5

The Irish army retreats.6

The Irish make a stand at the Boyne.8

The army of James.9

The army of William.10

Walker, now Bishop of Derry, accompanies the army ... 12

William reconnoitres the Irish position.13

William is wounded. ib .

Battle of the Boyne. 35

Flight of James.21

Loss of the two armies.23

Fall of Drogheda.24

State of Dublin. ib.

James flics to Franco.27

Dublin evacuated by the French and Irish troops .... ib*

Entry of William into Dublin.29

Effect produced in France by the news from Ireland . . . . ib.

Effect produced at Rome by the news from Ireland .... 30

Effect produced in London by the news from Ireland ... 31

James arrives in France: his reception there.33

Tourville attempts a descent on England.35

Teignmouth destroyed.38

Excitement of the English nation against the French ... 40

The Jacobite Press ..42

The Jacobite Form of Prayer and Humiliation.43

Clamour against the nonjuring Bishops.45

Military operations in Ireland: Waterford taken .... 47

The Irish army collected at Limerick.49

Lauzun pronounces that the place cannot be defended . • • ib*

The Irish insist on defending Limerick.51

Tyrconnol is against defending Limerick S3