THE EOtmTH AND EIFT.II VOLUMES.

297

Lord; supports Dundee,

V. 5.

Duras, Marshal; his devasta-tion of the Palatinate, IV.122 .

Durfey, Tom, IV. 50.

Dutch; their joy and festivi-ties on the accession of Wil-liam III., IV. 2. Favours be-stowed on those who stoodhighest in the King’s esteem,IV. 24. The Dutch army inEngland suppresses the re-volt of the soldiers at Ipswich,

IV. 41, 42. Preference ofWilliam III. for his Dutchfavourites, IV. 59. Their fide-lity to him, IV. 59. Dutchsoldiers at the coronation ofWilliam and Mary, IV. 119.Unfavourable opinion enter-tained of them by the Pres-byterians, IV. 290. note.Their murmurings at Wil-liam’s partiality forEngland,

V. 101. Ill treated by Tor-rington at the battle ofBeachy Head, V. 272. Theirbravery, V. 272.

Easter Monday; sitting of Par-liament on, lV. 113.Ecclesiastical polity; views ofWilliam III. respecting, IV.74. Opinions of the Earl ofNottingham concerning, IV.79.

Ecclesiastical Commission; oneissued, V. 135. Their pro-ceedings, V. 136.

Edinburgh; state of, at thetime of the Revolution, IV.

251. The Castle held by theDuke of Gordon for James II.,IV. 251. The College ofJustice disarm themselveson William’s proclamationbeing issued, IV. 251. Arri-val of Covenanters from theWest, IV. 251. The Bishopof Edinburgh officiates atthe Scottisli Convention, IV.270. The Castle summonedby the Convention to sur-render, IV. 273. Refusal ofGordon to submit to the sum-mons, IV. 273. The Earl ofLeven calls the people toarms, IV. 280. Gordon urgedby the Jacobites to fire onthe city, IV. 281. He refuses,IV. 282. William and Maryproclaimed in Edinburgh,IV. 285. Formation of the“Club,” IV. 296. The Tol-booth, IV. 315. 326. Sur-render of the Castle to KingWilliam’s troops, V. 12. Thesession of Parliament atEdinburgh, V. 13. Panic inEdinburgh at the news of thebattle of Killiecrankie, V. 31.Sittings of the Courts of Jus-tice recommenced, V. 44.

Eland, Lord; his defence ofhis father Halifax in theCommons, V. 76.

Elections, Committee of; ap-pointed by the Scottish Con-vention, IV. 272.

Elizabeth, Queen; the schismof her reign, IV. 95. Her re-jection of the bishops, IV.102.