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clan, IV. 313. Jealousy ofthe ascendency of the Camp-hells, IV. 313. The battle ofInverlochy, IV. 315. TheMarquess of Argyle, IV. 315.Execution of his son EarlArchibald, IV. 316. Hisgrandson, IV. 316. TheStewarts and Macnaghtens,IV. 316. Alarm of the chief-tains at the restoration ofthe power of Argyle, IV.316.et seq. The Macleans, theCamerons, andLochiel, IV.317. Insurrection of theclans hostile to the Camp-bells, IV. 328. The gatheringatLochaber, IV. 328. Mili-tary character of the High-landers, V. 1. etseq. Wantof harmony amongst theclans when under one com-mand, V. 3, 4. Quarrelsamongst them, V. 6. Theirconduct at the battle of Kil-liecrankie, V. 27. lletire tothe Castle of Blair, V. 32.Arrival of reinforcements atthe camp at Blair, V. 35.General Cannon’s difficul-ties, V. 36. Their attack onthe Cameraman regiment atDunkeld repulsed, V. 41.Dissolution of the Highlandarmy, V. 43.

Highwaymen, in the time ofWilliam III., IV. 58.

Hodges, Colonel Kobert; hisgallantry at the skirmish ofWalcourt, V. 103.

Holidays of the Church, an-Maeaulay, History. V.

. cient; held in disgust by rigidCovenanters, IV. 248.

Holland; rejoicings in, on theaccession of William III.,IV. 2. Expenses of her ex-pedition under William III.repaid to her, IV. 37. Wardeclared against her byFrance, IV. 38. The Englishcontingent, under the CountSchomberg, IV. 38. Naturalresentment of, at the con-duct of Torrington towardsthe Dutch fleet at BeachyHead, V. 278. A special am-bassador sent to assuage heranger, V. 278.

Holland House; the temporaryresidence of William andMary, IV. 58.

Holt, Sir John; appointedChief Justice of the King’sBench, IV. 23. His opinionrespecting the revenue ofJames II., IV. 34.

Holyrood Palace, IV. 310.

Hondekoeter, the painter, IV.56.

Hopkins, Ezekiel, Bishop ofLondonderry, IV. 144.Preaches the doctrine of non-resistance, IV. 144. With-draws from the city, IV. 194.

House of Commons; the Con-vention turned into a Parlia-ment, IV. 27. The Conven-tion of 1660 compared withthat of 1689, IV. 29. Discus-sion on the bill declaring theConvention a Parliament,IV. 29. Passes the bill, IV.31. The 0 ath of Allegiance,20