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Army; its discontent on the ac-cession of William and Mary,IV. 4. Causes of this, IV. 4.Its alarming conduct in va-rious places, IV. 5. Disaffec-tion of its Scottish corps, IV.38,39. The revolt suppressed,IV. 42. The firstMutinyBill,IV. 42. No standing armyunder the Plantagenets andStuarts, IV. 43. Aversionof every party in the state toa standing army, IV. 44.Its maladministration duringthe reigns of Charles II. anaJames II., IV. 61. The armyof James II. disbanded byorder of PevershanqlV. 267.State of the English Com-missariat, V. 90. Villany ofthe Commissariat ofthe armyunder the command ofSchomberg, V. 166.

Army, Highland. See High-landers.

Army, Irish; its numerical forceunder Tyrconnel, IV. 155.Low station of many of theofficers, IV. 154. Small payof the soldiers, IV. 155. Thearmy of James II., V. 83, 84.The scandalous inefficiencyof his foot soldiers, V. 245.

Articles of the Church of Eng-land; the clergy relievedfrom the necessity of sub-scribing, IV. 94.

Articles; Lords of the, of theScottish Parliament, V. 15.

Athanasian Creed; discussedby the Ecclesiastical Com-missioners, V. 139.

Athol; Blair Castle at, V. 19.Troubles in, V. 17. Jacobiteleaning of the men of, V. 18.Their ravages in Argyle, V.18. Called to arms by twoleaders, V. 18. They join thecamp at Blair, V. 35.

Athol, Marquess of; supportedby the Jacobites at theScottish Conventions, IV.270. His abilities and dis-honourable character, IV,270. His part in the Jacobitetransactions with Dundee,

IV. 278. His tardiness andits results, IV. 278. Refusesto vote on the resolution thatJames had forfeited hiscrown, IV. 284. His power inthe Highlands, V. 17. Hisfaithless character, V. 18.Distrusted by both JacobitesandWilliamites,V. 18. Stealsaway from Scotland and set-tles at Bath, V. 18.

Atkyns, Sir Robert; appointedChief Baron, IV. 23. ChosenSpeaker of the House ofLords, V. 162.

Attainder, Act of; passed by theIrish Parliament of JamesII., IV. 215, Reversal of at-tainders in the first Parlia-ment of William and Mary,

V. 48.

Auverquerque; appointed Mas-ter of the Horse, IV. 24. Hiscourage, IV, 25.

Avaux, the Count of; his cha-racter and abilities, IV. 167.Chosen as ambassadorto ac-company James II. to Ire-