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IV. 255. Archbishop of, IV.282. 284.

Glengariff, pass of, IV. 138.

Glengarry; its state at the timeof the devolution comparedwith its present condition,IV. 328.

Glenroy, Lake of, IV. 323.

Gloucester, AVilliam, Duke of(son of the Princess Anne);his birth and baptism, V.6i.

Godolphin,Sidney; nominatedCommissioner of the Trea-sury, IV, 20. His usefulness,

IV. 20. Hated by his col-leagues, IV. 65. Ilis superio-rity over them in financialknowledge, IV. 65. His re-tirement from the Treasury,

V. 213.

Goldsmith, Oliver; his dislikefor the Highlands of Scot-land at the time of the Revo-lution, IV. 300. Ilis compari-son of Holland with Scot-land, IV. 300. note.

Gordon, Duke of; prevailed onby Dundee and ISalcarras tohold the Castle of Edinburghfor King James, 1V.269.273.His communication withDundee,IV.279. Requestedby the Jacobites to fire onthe city, IV. 281. Hisrefusal,IV. 282. Besieged in theCastle of Edinburgh, V. 12.Polite and facetious mes-sages between the besiegersand the besieged, V. 12. Sur-renders the Castle to "Wil-liam's troops, V. 13.

Gormanstown, Lord; his partin the siege of Londonderry,

IV. 199.

Government; the Whig theoryof, IV. 11. The first, of AVil-liam III., IV. 15. Generalmaladministration from thellestoration to the Revolu-tion, IV. CO. Absurd theoryof, as taught by the clergy ofthe time of the Revolution,

V. 113.

Grace, Act of; the, of A\ r il-liam III. for political offences,V. 240. Distinctions betweenan Act of Grace and an Actof Indemnity, A r . 240. TheAct passed, V. 241. 243.

Grafton, Henry Fitzroy, Dukeof; rumours of his determi-nation to join his uncle atSaint Germains, TV. 32.Takes the Oath of Allegianceto AVilliam and Mary, IV. 32.Carries the King’s crown atthe coronation, IV. 118.

Grameis, the lost epic Latinpoem of Phillipps, IV. 329.note.

Granard,Lord; one of the Peersof James’s Irish Parliament;enters his protest against therepeal of the Act of Settle-ment, IV. 212.

Grants, the, IV. 327. JoinMackay, IA r . 332. Their ter-ritory invaded by the Came-rons, V. 6.

Gustavus, King of Sweden, IV.49.

Gwyn, member of the House ofCommons, IV. 109. note.