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cester; becomes a nonjuror,V. 118.

France; European coalitionagainst her ascendency, IV.15. Declareswar against theStates General, IV. 38. Hermilitary greatness at theclose of the 17th century,IV. 43; A formidable enemyat the accession of William

III. , IV. 62. Formation ofthe great coalition against,

IV. 122. V. 101. War de-clared against, IV. 127. As-sistance afforded by her toJames II., IV. 164. Choiceof a French ambassador toaccompany James, IV. 166.Naval skirmish between theEnglish and French fleets,

IV. 200. War raging allround her, V. 102.

Frankenthal, plains of; devas-tated by Marshal Duras,IV.123.

Frazers, the, IV. 327. Theirarrival at the camp at Blair,

V. 35.

“French are coming,” the cry,

V. 276.

French, the; army of LewisXIV. commanded by Mar-shal Humieres, V. 103. Itsskirmish with the Hutch andEnglish at Walcourt, V.103.

Friday, Black, IV. 103.

Fuller, William (Jacobite mes-senger); his early life, V.254. Sent from St. Germainswith Jacobite despatches toEngland, V. 255. Betrays

the cause of the Jacobites,V. 255.

Fyne, Loch, IV. 316.

Gaels. See Highlanders.

Galmoy, Lord; his part in thesiege of Londonderry, IV.199. _

Gardening; a favourite amuse-ment of William III., IV.55. The gardens of HamptonCourt, IV. 56.

Garry, the river, V. 19. 23.

Garter, the, given by James II.to Lauzun, IV. 164.

George II.; nicknamed theButcher, IV. 308.

George IV.; his court atHoly-rood, IV. 310.

George, Prince of Denmark;created Duke of Cumber-land, IV. 120. Offers to ac-company William to Ireland,V. 265. Unpolitely treatedby William, V. 265.

Germanic federation; joins thegreat coalition, IV. 122. Ma-nifesto of, declaring waragainst France, IV. 127.

Germany, Emperor of; con-cludes a treaty with theStates General, V. 102.

Gibbons, Grin ling; his carvingsat Hampton Court, IV. 56.

Ginkell, General; sent to sup-press therevoltof the Scotchregiments at Ipswich, IV. 41.42.

Glasgow; the cathedral at-tacked by the Covenanters,IV. 251. Extentof the town,