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Camerons; their dread of therestoration of the power ofthe house of Argyle, IV. 320.Sir Ewan Cameron, IV. 317,et seq.

Cameronian regiment; raisedhy the Earl of Angus, V. 11.Its first Lieutenant Colonel,Cleland, V. 11. Its rigid Pu-ritanism, V. 12. Its chaplainShields, V. 12. Ordered tobe stationed at Dunkeld,V.40. Attacked by the High-landers, V. 41. ltepulsesthem, V. 42.

Campbells, the; jealousy ofthe Camerons of the ascen-dency of the, IV. 313. Theambition of Mac CallumMore, IV. 314. His influence,IV. 314. The Marquess ofArgyle in 1638, IV. 314. TheCampbells defeated at thebattle of Inverlochy,IV. 315.Earl Archibald of Argyle,

IV. 315. His son, IV. 316.Insurrections, of the clanshostile to the, IV. 328. Dis-armed and disorganized,

V. 9.

Cannon, General; commandsthe Irish foot at Ivillie-crankie, V. 21. His positionin the field, V. 24. Iiis com-mand of the Highlandersafter the death of Dundee,V. 36. His hesitations andblunders, V. 36. Increasingdisorders in his camp, V. 38.Some of the Highland chiefsquitthecamp,V.39. Attacksthe Cameronians atDunkeld

and is repulsed, V. 42. HisHighlanders leave for theirhomes, V. 42. He departswith his Irish troops to theIsle of Mull, V. 43.

Canterbury, Archbishopric of;its former importance com-pared with that of York,V. 149.

Capel, Sir Henry; appointed aCommissioner of the Trea-sury, IV, 21. Signs the war-rant for the arrest of Claren-don, V. 270.

Carlingford; destruction of,

V. 8.

Carstairs; his abilities and cha-racter, IV. 295. Confidencereposed in him by William

III. , IV. 296. Named chap-lain to their Majesties forScotland, IV. 295.

Cartwright, Bishop of Chester,

IV. 74. Follows James 11.to Ireland, IV. 166. Swornof the Privy Council, IV. 174.His death, IV. 220.

Castle Drummond, V. 31.

Castlemaine; impeached andsent to the Tower, V. 176.

Cavaliers; their torment andruin of dissenting divines,IV. 83. Their sanguinaryproscriptions, V. 242.

Cavan; migration of the Pro-testants of, to Enniskillen,IV. 163. Victories of theEnniskilleners in, IV. 225.

Cavanagh; his Kerry men,IV. 199.

Cavendish, Lady; presented toWilliam, and Mary, IV. 2.