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Habeas Corpus Act; suspen-sion of the, IV. 47. Sarcasmand invective caused by themeasure, IV. 48.
Hales, Sir Edward; his im-peachment for high treason,V. 176. Committed to theTower, V. 176.
Halifax, George Savile, Mar-quess of: his part in the pro-clamation of William andMary, IV. 1. Ilis remark onthe reactionary feeling of thepeople, IV. 10. Takes chargeof the Privy Seal, IV. 17.Public feelingregarding him,
IV. 17. Declines the oner ofthe Great Seal, IV. 21. Hisalarm at the revolt of thesoldiers at Ipswich, IV. 3!).His antipathy to Danby, IV.63. Load of public businessimposed on him, IV. 64. Hisdistractions, caused by thejealousies and quarrels of hissubordinates, IV. 64,65. Notin the list of promotions atthe coronation, IV. 121. Hiscautious policy, IV. 121. Ca-lumnious accusation broughtagainst him, IV. 148. At-tacked by Ilowein the Houseof Commons, and by Mon-mouth in the Lords, V. 73,74.His letter to Lady Itussell,
V. 75. Absolved by a majo-rity of the Commons, V. 76.Retires from the Speaker-ship of the House of Lords,V. 161. Examined by theMurder Committee of theHouse of Lords, V. 177. De-
fended by Seymour in theLower House against the at-tacks of John Hampden, V.180. Abatement of the ani-mosity of the House againsthim, V. 180. His resignationof the Privy Seal, V. 202.
Hamilton, Duke of, supportedby 1 the Whigs in the ScottishConvention, IV. 270. Hischaracter, IV. 270. Electedpresident of the Convention,IV. 271. His fierce addressto the members of the Con-vention, IV. 279. DeclaredLord High Commissioner ofScotland, IV. 293. Ilis dis-content, V. 14. Ilis refusalto pass the Acts of the Con-vention, V. 16.
Hamilton, Anthony; severelywounded at the battle ofNewton liutler, IV. 241.
Hamilton, Gustavus; appoint-ed governor of Enniskillen,IV. 141.
Hamilton, ltichard; his foreignmilitary service, IV. 151. Ilisdistinguished wit, IV. 151.Sworn of the Irish PrivyCouncil, IV. 151. Sent tonegotiate with Tyrconnel,IV. 152. His perfidy, IV. 152,153. His march into Ulsterwith an army', IV. 162. Ter-ror of his name, IV. 162.Marches against the Protes-tants of the North, IV. 170.Rosen and Maumont placedover his head, IV. 186. Ap-pointed second in commandat the siege of Londonderry,