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respecting the abolition ofepiscopacy in Scotland, IV.287. Appointed President ofthe Court of Session, IV. 294.Jealousy of the Club at hisprosperity and power, V. 15.Takes his place as Presidentof the Court of Session,V. 44.

Dalrymple, Sir John; his ser-vices rewarded by a remis-sion of the forfeiture of hisfather’s estates, IV. 264. Histalents and character, IV.265.Frames the resolution of theScottish Convention decla-ring the throne vacant, IV.284. Appointed a Commis-sioner to carry the instru-ment of government of theScotch Convention to Lon-don, IV. 289. AppointedLord Advocate, IV. 294.Law aimed by the Club athis father and him, V.15.

Daly; one of the judges of theIrish Common Pleas, IV. 130.Olfends the Irish House ofCommons, IV. 206.

Danby, Thomas, Karl of; hisimpeachment, IV. 16. Ac-cepts the Presidency of theCouncil under William III.,IV. 16. Public feeling re-garding him, IV. 16. Hisinveterate enmity to Halifax,IV. 63. He withdraws fromCourt, IV. 63. Created Mar-quess of Caermarthen, IV.121. See Caermarthen, Mar-quess of.

1 lartmouth, George Legge,

Karl of; takes the Oath ofAllegiance to William 111.,IV. 33. Ilis traitorous con-duct, V. 251.

Delamere, Henry Booth, Lord,

IV. 5. Appointed Chancellorof the Exchequer, IV. 20. Hischaracter, IV. 65. His jea-lousy of Mordaunt, IV. 65.Itesigns the Chancellorshipof the Exchequer, V. 203.Created Earl of Warrington,

V. 204. His bitter complaints,V. 204.

Dennis, Saint, battle of; refer-ence to, IV. 25.

De ltuyter, Admiral, IV. Cl.Derry. See Londonderry.Derry, Walker, Bishop of. SeeWalker.

Devonshire, William Caven-dish, Earl of; appointed tothe High Stewardship, IV. 23.His attachment to the liber-ties of England, IV. 23. Ab-sents himself from Parlia-ment during the discussionon the Sacramental Test, IV.110. Created aKnight of theGarter, IV. 120. Case of,examined by the House ofLords, V. 50. The sentenceof the King’s Bench reversed,V. 50.

Diarmid; the children of, IV.313.316.

Dispensing power, the, V. 165.Dissenters; the first legal in-dulgence granted to, IV. 69.Their gratitude for it, IV. 72.Leniency with which theywere regarded by Low