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IV. 196. Takes the chiefcommand at the death ofMaumont, IV. 197. Super-seded in the chief commandby Count Rosen, IV. 228.Rosen recalled, and Hamil-ton again assumes the chiefcommand, IV. 231. His tricksand lies to discourage the be-sieged, IV. 231.

Hamilton, the Rev. Andrew, ofEnniskillen, IV. 141. note.

Hampden, John; presides at acommittee to present an ad-dress to William III. on thebarbarities of Lewis ofFrance, IV, 127. His powerand prosperity, V. 177. Hismalevolence, V. 178. His dis-graceful appearance beforethe Murder Committee of theHouse ofLords, V. 179. Hisbitter speech in a committeeof the whole House of Com-mons, V. 180. Excludedfromthe new House of Commonsat the general election of1690, V. 202.

Hampden, Richard; appointeda Commissioner of the Trea-sury, IV. 21. His objectionsto Aaron Smith as Solicitorto the Treasury, IV. 26. Ap-pointed Chancellor of theExchequer, V. 213.

Hampton Court; removal ofthe Court to, IV. 54. Thepalace of Cardinal Wolsey,IV. 55. The gardens andbuildings of William III.,IV. 56.

Harbord, William, member for

Launceston; informs theHouse of the revolt of theScotch troops, IV. 40.

Harlots; the brokers of theCourt of Charles II., IV. 61.

Hastings’s regiment, V. 21. Itsunbroken order at Killie-crankie, V. 27. 30.

“Hear, hear,” origin of, inPar-liament, IV. 30.

Hearth money, or chimney tax;its unfairness, IV. 36. Abo-lished at the request of Wil-liam III., IV. 37.

Hebrides; possessions of theMacdonalds in the, IV. 313.

Heidelberg; destroyed by theFrench under MarshalDuras, IV. 124.

Heinsius, Anthony, Pensiona-ry of Holland,IV. 67. Causesof the aversion with wdiichhe regarded France, IV. 68.His correspondence withWilliam III., IV. 68. His im-portance after the death ofWilliam, IV. 69.

Henderson, Major; takes thecommand of the Camera-mans after the death of Co-lonel Cleland, V. 41. Mor-tally wounded, V. 41.

Herbert, Arthur, Rear Admiralof England; appointed firstCommissioner of the Admi-ralty, IV. 20. His services tohis country, IV. 20. Skir-mishes with the French fleetin Bantry Bay, IV. 200. Voteof thanks to Herbert passed,IV. 200. Returns with his