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Churchmen, IV. 73. Peculiargrievances of their clergy,IV. 82. The Act of Unifor-mity, IV. 82. The Five MileAct, IV. 82. The ConventicleAct, IV. 82. Their dread andaversion of Comprehension,IV. 95. Influence of the dis-senting minister over hisflock, IV. 97. Value of hisposition, in a worldly view,compared with that of achaplain of the Church ofEngland, IV. 98. Attempt torelieve the Dissenters fromthe, IV. 99.

Division lists; first printed andcirculated, V. 199.

Dodwell, Professor Henry; hisabsurd attempts to distin-guish between the depriva-tions of 1559 and those of1689, IV. 103. Included inthe Act of Attainder of theIrish Parliament, IV. 217.Becomes a nonjuror, V. 126.His erudition, V. 126. Ilissingular works, V. 127.

Dohna, Christopher Count de;his “Memoires Originauxsur le Regne et la Cour deFrederic I., Hoi de Prusse,”quoted, IV. 53. note.

Donegal; the Homan Catho-lics defeated at, IV. 225.

Dorset, Charles Sackville, Earlof; appointed Lord Cham-berlain to William III., IV.23. His generosity to Dryden,IV. 23. 24.

Douglas; great meeting of the

Covenanters in the parishchurch of, V. 10.

Douglas, Andrew; Master ofthe Phoenix, assists in relie-ving Londonderry, IV. 234.Dover, Henry Jermyn, Lord;accompanies James II. toIreland, IV. 166.

Dromore; the Protestants makea stand at, IV. 163.

Drowes, river; Irish forces en-camped on the, IV. 240.Dryden, John; deposed fromthe Laureateship, IV. 23, 24.Treated with generosity bythe Lord Chamberlain Dor-set, IV. 24. His piteous com-plaints , IV. 24. Contempt ofthe honest Jacobites for hiswinnings, IV. 23. His con-versation with Charles II.about poetry, IV. 50. Theorigin of Dryden’s medal, IV.50. note.

Dublin; Tyrconnel’s motto onthe Castle flag, IV. 154.Entry of James II. into, IV.173. Its condition atthetimoof the Revolution, IV. 173.Its present graceful and state-ly appearance, IV. 173.Wretched state of DublinCastle, IV. 173. The newbuildings of Tyrconnel, IV.

173. A proclamation issuedconvoking a Parliament, IV.

174. Factions at the Castle,

IV. 176. Alarm of, at thenews from the North, IV.244. The French soldiersbilleted on Protestants in,

V. 249.