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the Ecclesiastical Commis-sioners, V. 137.

Euler, IV. 85.

Eustace; his Kildare men, IV.199.

Exchequer, Court of, in Ire-land; Stephen Pace appoint-ed Chief Baron of the, IV.130. Abuses of, under Itice,IV. 131.

Exchequer Chamber; corona-tion feast in the, IV. 118.

Exclusion Bill; reference tothe, IV. 105.

E vertsen, Admiral of the Dutchauxiliary lleet; joins Tor-rington at St. llelens, V.2R9. Hisbraveryatthe battleof Beachy Head, V. 272.

Farquharsons, the; their ar-rival at the camp at Blair, V.35.

Fast, public; proclaimed byWilliam III., V. 217.

Fens; state of the, at the pe-riod of the Revolution, IV.41. Their population, IV.41.

Ferguson, Robert; appointedto a sinecure in the Excise,IV. 26. His seditious cha-racter, V. 218. Ilis servicesrewarded by government, V.218. Eagerly welcomed bythe Jacobites, V. 219.

Feversham; orders the dis-banding of the royal army,IV. 267.

Finch, Sir Heneage; hisopinion on the Coronation

Oath Bill, IV. 116. note.His attempt to defend hisconduct as counsel againstRussell, V. 47. Refusal ofthe House to hear him, V.47.

Fitton, Alexander, Lord Chan-cellor of Ireland; his cha-racter, IV. 129. His mode ofdispensingjustice, IV. 130.

Fitzwilliam, John, canon ofWindsor; becomes a non-juror, V. 129. Ills intimacywith Lord Russell, V. 129.

Five Mile Act; a grievance tothe dissenting clergy, IV.82.

Fleet, the English; naval skir-mish between the Englishand French fleets, IV. 200.Battle of Beachy Head, V.272.

Fletcher, Andrew, of Saltoun;extract from his work, IV.253. note. Ilis erroneouspolitical opinions, IV. 297.Joins the Club, IV. 297.

Fleurus, battle of, V. 274.

Foreign affairs; direction of,reserved to himself by Wil-liam III., IV. 14. Sir WilliamTemple, IV. 14. Ably ma-naged by William, IV. 67.

Fowler, Edward; appointedone of the EcclesiasticalCommissioners, V. 135.

Foyle, river; flocks of wildswans on the,IV.142. Bridgeover the, IV. 144. LordGalmoy’s encampment onthe, IV. 199.

Frampton, Bishop of Glou-