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of the nonjuring clergy, V.130. Their temperate Con-vocation, V. 142. Ill affectedtowards the King, V. 143.Their exasperation againstthe Dissenters by the pro-ceedings of the Scotch Pres-byterians, V. 146. Consti-tution of Convocation,V. 148.The state of the London andcountry clergymen com-pared, V. 158. Indulgenceshown by the King to thenonjuring prelates, V. 199.The clergy of Scotlandordered to publish the pro-clamation, and pray forWilliam and Mary, IV. 285.

Clifford; his discovery of par-liamentary bribery, V. 209.

Clifford, Mrs., the Jacobiteagent, V. 257, 266, 267.

“ Club,” the; formed in Edin-burgh, IV. 296. Its mem-bers, IV. 296. Its ascendencyin the Scottish Parliament,V. 14. Its introduction of alaw aimed at the Dalrynr-ples, V.'15. Its intrigues,V. 43, 44. Decline of its in-fluence, V. 44.

Clydesdale; “rabbling” of theclergy in, IV. 249.

Coalition, the great, againstFrance; formation of, IV.122. The states forming thecoalition, IV. 122.

Coin, base; issue of, by JamesII. in Ireland, IV. 214.

Coldstreams; the, at the skir-mish of Walcourt, V. 103.

Coll of the Cows, IV. 323,

Collects, the; as altered byDean Patrick, V. 141.

Collier, Jeremy, V. 125. Be-comes a nonjuror, V. 126.Ilis service to English litera-ture, V. 126. His talents andcharacter, V. 126. His faults,V. 127.

Cologne; occupied by theElector of Bavaria. V. 102.

Commissariat, English; fraudsof the, V. 90.

Committee of Murder of theHouse of Lords, V. 176.

Commonl’rayer, Book of; sub-limity of the diction of the,V. 141. Compared with theLatin Liturgies of the llo-man Catholic Church, V. 141.Altered by the EcclesiasticalCommissioners, V. 141.

Commons. See House of Com-mons.

Comprehension; the questionof, IV. 80.

Comprehension Bill; the, ofNottingham, IV. 80. Its his-tory, IV. 89. Allowed todrop by general concurrence,IV. 90. Review of its provi-sions, IV. 90. 91. Dread andaversion of the Dissentersfor, IV. 95. Division of theWhigs respecting the Com-prehension Bill, IV. 99. De-bate in the House of Lordsrespecting its last clause,IV. 110. The amendmentlost, IV. 112. Sent down tothe Commons, IV. 112. Pro-posal to refer it to Convoca-tion, IV. 112. The plan of,