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baptism, V. 61. Annuitiesgranted to her, V. 224. Noton good terms with the Kingand Queen, V. 224. Her stu-pidity, Y. 225. Her fondnessfor Lady Marlborough, Y.225. Her bigotry, V. 227.Boundless influence of theChurchills over her, V. 228.A Princess’s party formedin Parliament, V. 229. An-noyance of the Queen at theconduct of the Princess, V.229. An annuity of fifty thou-sand pounds settled on her,V. 230. Renewal of herfriend-ship with the Queen, V. 231.

Anne’s B ountv, Queen; foundedby the perseverance of Bi-shop Burnet, IV. 78.

Antrim; migration ofthepeopleof, to Londonderry, IV. 163.

An trim, Alexander Macdonnell,Earl of; his march to occupyLondonderry, IV. 143. Re-fused admittance by the ci-tizens, IV. 144. Retires toColeraine, IV. 145.

Apocrypha; discussions re-specting the, V. 155.

Appin, Stewarts of, IV, 316.

Apprentices; the thirteen, ofLondonderry', IV, 144.

Arbutus; the, inKerry,IV. 135.

Architecture; the, of HamptonCourt, IV. 55. A favouriteamusement of William III.,IV. 55. Wren’s additions to,IV. 56.

Argyle, Earl of (father of EarlArchibald); his ambition andinfluence among the clan of

the Campbells, IV.314. Hisson Archibald, IV, 315. Hisgrandson, IV, 270, 316.

Argyle, Archibald, Earl of; hisdefeat of the confederacyformed against him, IV. 315.Driven into exile, IV. 315.His return, rebellion andexecution, IV. 315. His son,IV. 270. 316.

Argyle, Earl of (son of EarlArchibald); presents himselfat the Convention in Edin-burgh, IV. 270. Appointedone of the Commissioners tocarry the instrument of go-vernment of the Scotch Con-vention to London, IV. 289.Returns to Scotland andclaims his title and estates,IV. 316. Empowered by Wil-liam III. to raise an army onhis domains for the serviceof the Crown, IV. 316. Alarmof the adjacent chieftains,IV. 316, 317. Plis difficultyin gathering his clan, V. 10.

Argyleshire; possessions of theMacdonalds in the, IV. 313.

Armada; the Spanish, IV. 62.

Arminianism; leaning of theHigh Church party towards,

IV. 94.

Armstrong, Sir Thomas; hiscase examined by the Houseof Commons, V. 190. Hisflight and arrest at Leyden,

V. 190. His daughter, V. 190.His execution, V. 191. Ap-pearance of his daughter atthe bar of the House to de-mand vengeance', V. 191.