INDEX

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THE FOURTH AND FIFTH VOLUMES.

Abjuration Bill; brought intothe House of Commons, V.234. Its provisions, V. 236.Tyranny of its last clause, V.236.237. Thrown out, V. 238.Another Abjuration Bill in-troduced into the House ofLords, V. 238. Its provisions,V. 238. The bill committed,but never reported, V. 239.

Addison, Joseph; reference to,IV. 98. note.

Admiralty; under the controlof James H., IV. 13. Its ad-ministration confided to aboard, IV. 20. A new Com-mission of, issued, V. 214.

Aldrich, Dean of Christchurch;one of the EcclesiasticalCommissioners, V. 135. Hischaracter and abilities, V.136. Absents himself fromthe meetings of the Commis-sion, V. 137.

Allegiance, Oath of; requiredof themembers of bothHou-ses, IV. 31. 82. Discussionson the bill for settling theoaths of, IV, 99. See Oath ofAllegiance.

Alexander VIII., Pope; his ac-cession to the Papal chair,V. 105. Refuses to acknow-ledge the bishops appointedby Lewis XIV. in France, V.106.

Alsop, Vincent; his zeal in fa-vour of the dispensing power,

IV. 72.

Amsterdam; public rejoicingsat, on the accession of Wil-liam and Mary, IV. 3.

Angus, Earl of; raises the Ca-meronian regiment, V. 11.

Annandale; excesses of the Co-venanters in, IV. 249.

Annandale, Earl of; joins theClub of Edinburgh, IV. 296.Absents himself from thecommand of his regiment atthe battle of ICilliecrankie,

V. 21. His regiment routed,V. 27. Brought up to Londonby a warrant, IV. 699. V. 224.

Anne, thePrincess (aftenvafdsQueen); incivility of WilliamIII. to her, IV. 51. Givesbirth to a son, WilliamDukeof Gloucester, V. 61. TheRing acts as sponsor at the