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Ely Cathedral, IV. 41.

Emigration of the Englishfrom Ireland, IV. 134.

England; the Toleration Acta specimen of the peculiarvirtues and vices of Englishlegislation, IV. 84. The prac-tical element always prevailsin the English legislature,IV. 85. I leclares war againstFrance, IV. 128. Discontentin England at the news ofthe arrival of James in Ire-land, IV. 174. Effect pro-duced in England at thenews of the persecutions inIreland, IV. 222. Questionof a Union between Englandand Scotland raised, IV. 252.Hatred of the English forthe Highlanders in 1745, IV.308. A strange reflux ofpublic feeling in their favour,

IV. 308. Concludes a treatywith the States General, V.102. A general fast pro-claimed, V. 217. Alarmingsymptoms of a Jacobite out-break in the north of Eng-land, V. 253. Danger of in-vasion and insurrection, V.268. Tourville’s fleet in theChannel, V. 268. Francesuccessful on land and at sea,

V. 274. Alarm of England,V. 274. Spirit of the nation,V. 275. Antipathy of theEnglish to the French, V.275.

Enniskillen; one of the prin-cipal strongholds of theEnglishry at the time of the

Revolution, IV. 139. Its si-tuation and extent at thatperiod, IV. 140. Its boastedProtestantism, IV. 140. Itsdetermination to resist Tyr-connel’s tw’o regiments beingquartered on them, IV. 140.Its arrangements for defence,IV. 141. Gustavus Hamiltonappointed governor by histownsmen, IV. 141. Sends adeputation to the Earl ofMountjoy, IV. 147. Opera-tions of the Irish troopsagainst the Enniskilleners,IV. 240. Receives assistancefromKirke,IV. 240. ColonelIVolseley and LieutenantColonel Berry, IV, 240. De-feat the Irish at NewtonButler, IV. 242. Actions ofthe Enniskilleners, IV. 225.226.

Episcopacy abolished in Scot-land, IV. 286.

Equity; gradually shaping it-self into a refined science,

IV. 22.

Erne, Lough, IV. 140.

Error, writs of, V. 51.

Essex, Arthur Capcl, Earl of;Committee of the House ofLords to examine into thecircumstances of his death,

V. 45.

Estates of the Realm: theirannual grant respecting thegovernment of the soldiery,IV. 47.

Eucharist; the question of theposture at the, discussed by