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the life of Viscount Dundee,

IV. 274., 275. Their singu-larly savage and implacabletemper, IV, 274. The Cove-nanters from Ayrshire andLanarkshire called to armsin Edinburgh, IV. 280. Theirdiscontent at the manner inwhich the Convention haddecided the question of ec-clesiastical polity, IV. 291.Their scruples about takingup arms for King William,

V. 9. Their deadly hatred ofDundee, V. 10. Their suf-ferings at his hands, V. 10.Determination of the ma-jority not to take up arms,V. 11.

Coventry; Commissioner ofthe Treasury, IV. 13.

Crane; bears a letter fromJames to the Scottish Con-vention, IV. 276. Admittedto the sitting, IV. 276.

Crawford, Earl of; appointedPresident of the Scottish Par-liament, IV. 293. His rigidPresbyterianism, IV. 293.His character, IV. 293. Hispoverty, IV, 294.

Cromwell, Oliver; his positionin the government comparedwith that of a Prime Mi-nister, IV. 13. His wisdomand liberality respecting thefreedom of trade with Scot-land, IV. 253.

Crone (a Jacobite messengerfrom St. Germains); sets outwith despatches from Eng-land, V. 255. Betrayed by his

companion, Fuller, V. 255.Arrested, and brought toWhitehall, V. 256. Broughtto trial, V.257. Foundguilty,V. 267. Visited by SecretaryNottingham in Newgate,V. 267. ltospited for a week,V. 268. Brought before thePrivy Council, to whom hefurnishes important infor-mation, V. 268.

Crosses, fiery, in Scotland,IV. 328.

Crum, Castle of; besieged byViscount Mountcashel, IV.241.

Cumberland, Dukedom of;given to Prince George ofDenmark, IV. 120.

Cunningham, Colonel; arrivesat Londonderry with rein-forcements for the garrison,IV. 188. Treacherously dis-suaded by the governor,Lundy, from landing, IV.188. SenttotheGateHouse,IV. 224.

D’Alembert, IV, 85.

Dalkeith, Earl of; son of theDuke of Monmouth; hismarriage to the Lady Hen-rietta Hyde, IV. 118. note.

Dalrymple, family of; its ta-lents, misfortunes and mis-deeds, IV. 262., 263.

Dalrymple, Sir James, ofStair;chief adviser of William III.on Scotch matters, IV. 262.Tales told of him, IV. 262.His high attainments andstation, IV. 263. Sketch ofhis career, IV. 263. His letter