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land, IV. 169. His instruc-tions, IV. 169. Sworn of thePrivy Council, IV. 174. Sup-ports the Irish party, whichdesires to be placed underthe government of France,IV. 180. His dislike of Mel-l'ort, IV. 181. Accompaniesthe King to Ulster, IV. 183.He begs the King to returnto Dublin, IV. 184. Leavesthe King, and retraces hissteps to Dublin, IV. 186. Re-monstrates with James toabstain from openly oppo-sing the repeal of the Act ofSettlement, IV. 212. Per-suades theKing not to allowIrish Protestants to possessarms, IV. 220. His charactercompared with that of CountRosen,IV.230,231. His atro-cious advice to James, V. 81.His counsel rejected, V. 82.His opinion of the Irishtroops, V. 83. His astonish-ment at the energy of theIrish on the news of the land-ing of the English, V. 85.His adjurations to James toprohibit marauding in theIrish infantry, V. 245. Re-called to France, V. 249.Sends atranslation of Penn’sletter to James to Lewis, V.252.

Austria; her alliance with Eng-land in the great coalition,IV. 122.

Aylesbury', Earl of; takes theOath of Allegiance to Wil-

liam III., IV. 32. Ilis traitor-ous conduct, V. 251.

Ayrshire; disturbances of theCovenanters in, IV. 249. TheCovenanters from, called toarms in Edinburgh, IV. 280.

Baker, Major Henry; calls thepeople of Londonderry toarms, IV. 190. Appointedone of the governors of thecity, IV. 194. Dies of fever,IV. 228.

Balcarras, Colin Lindsay, Earlof; his station and character,IV. 267. Meets James II. atWhitehall, IV. 267. GreetsWilliam at St. James’s,IV. 267. His wife’s relation-ship to William, IV. 268.Returns to Scotland, IV. 269.Prevails on the Duke ofGordon to hold the Castle ofEdinburgh for King James,IV. 269. 273. Applies to theConvention for assistance,IV. 275. Arrested and im-prisoned in the Tolbooth,IV. 326.

Balfour’s regiment, V. 21.Broken and their chief killedat Killiecrankie, V. 27.

Ballenach, Stewart of; sum-mons the clan Athol forKing Janies, V. 19.

Ballincarrig, Castle of; takenand destroyed by the Ennis-killeners, IV. 225.

Bandon; muster of the Eng-lishry at, IV. 139. Reducedby Lieutenant GeneralMacarthy, IV. 160.