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Bantry Bay; naval skirmishbetween the English andFrench fleets in, IV. 200.

Baptismal service; the, dis-cussed by the EcclesiasticalCommissioners, V. 138.

Baptists; relieved by the To-leration Act, IV. 83. Largenumbers of, at the time ofthe Revolution, IV. 96.

Barillon; end of his politicalcareer, IV. 166. His death,IV. 167.

Batavian federation; joins thegreat coalition, IV. 122.Manifesto of, declaring waragainst France, IV. 127.

Bates, IV. 88.

Bavaria; Elector of, occupiesCologne, V. 102.

Baxter, Richard, IV.S8. Chari-table sentiments expressedby him before taking theOaths of Allegiance andSupremacy, IV. 89.

Bayonet; improved by GeneralMackay, V. 37.

Beachyllead; battle of, V. 272.

Beatoun, Cardinal, IV. 274.

Beaufort, Henry Somerset,Duke of; takes the Oath ofAllegiance to William III.,

IV. 32.

Beccaria, IV. 88.

Belhaven, Lord;, commandsa regiment at ICilliecrankie,

V. 21. His gallantry in thebattle, V. 27.

Belturbet; action between theEnniskilleners and RomanCatholics at, IV. 226.

Bentham, Jeremy, IV. 85.

Bentinck (afterwards Earl ofPortland); appointed Groomof the Stole to William III.,IV. 24.

Berry, Lieutenant Colonel;sent to the assistance of theEnniskilleners, IV. 240. Sentto raise the siege of theCastle of Crum, IV. 241.Meets Macarthy’s troops atNewton Butler, IV. 242.

Berwick, Duke of; followsJames II. to Ireland, IV. 166.Obtains an advantage overthe Enniskilleners, IV. 240.

Beveridge; his Latin sermonbefore Convocation, V. 154.

Birch, Colonel, IV. 31. Hissuggestions for stopping therevolt of the soldiery, IV. 40.His speech on the gallantryof the people of London-derry IV. 224. Opposesthe intemperate motion ofHowe, V. 71.

Bishops; scanty attendance of,at the coronation of Williamand Mary, IV. 118. (SeeNonjurors.)

Bishops, Irish; bill broughtinto the Irish Parliamentfor deposing all of them,IV. 213.

Blackmore; his Prince Arthurreferred to, IV. 24. note.Reference to his Alfred,IV. 309.

Blackwell Hall, broadcloth of,

IV. 97.

Blair Castle, V. 19. Occupiedby Stewart of Ballenach,

V. 20. Summoned by Lord