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Murray to surrender, V. 20.Besieged by Lord Murray,Y. 21. The siege raised,V. 23. Held by the High-landers after the battle ofIvilliecrankie, Y. 32. Sur-renders to Mackay, V. 43.

Boom Hall, near Londonderry,

IV. 200.

Borderers, the King’s Own,

V. 21. Commanded by LordLeven at Killiecrankie,V. 21. 27.

Boroughs, Irish; under theinfluence of the Roman Ca-tholics, IV. 131. 132.

Brandenburg; manifesto of, de-claring war against France,IV. 127.

Breedlings; the, of the Fens,IV. 41.

Brest fleet; placed at the dis-posal of James II., IV. 165.Sails for Ireland, and landsJames at Kinsale, IV. 169.

Brown, Tom; his remarks onthe Presbyterian divines,IV. 98. note.

Browning, Micaiah (master ofthe Mountjoy); breaks theboom in the Foyle, IV. 234.His death, IV. 235.

Burnet, Bishop; his generosityto the Earl of Rochester,IV. 33. Appointed to thevacant see of Salisbury,IV. 75. Hated by the Angli-can priesthood, IV. 7 6. Hisconversation with the Queenrespecting the duties ofbishops, IV. 78. His zeal inperforming his duty, IV. 78.

His success in establishingQueen Anne’s Bounty, IV.78.His speech inParliament forthe retention of the lastclause of the ComprehensionAct, IV. 112. His endeavourto make the clergy an excep-tion to the provisions of thebill for settling the oaths offealty, IV. 114. His coro-nation sermon, IV. 118, 119.Extract from it, IV. 253. note.His efforts to uphold prelacyin Scotland, IV. 257. Hisdesire to strike out theAthanasian Creed from theLiturgy altogether, V. 138.His share in the constructionof the Bill of Rights, V. 163.His sermon at Bow Churchon the fast day, V. 217. note.The King’s interview withhim previous to his expedi-tion into Ireland, V. 264.Burt, Captain; his descriptionof the Highlands at the timeof the Revolution, IV. 299.Burton, John Hill; referenceto his History of Scotland,IV. 254. note.

Butler, Captain; leads theforlorn hope at the assaulton Londonderry, IV. 198.Takes part in the blockade,

IV. 198.

Cabal; the, the originatorsof parliamentary bribery,

V. 209.

Caermarthen, Marquess of;LordlJanby created, IV. 121.Attacked by Howe in the