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IV. 31, 32. Power of theHouse over the supplies, IV.35. Discussion respectinghearth money, IV. 36. Passesa grant for repaying theUnited Provinces, the ex-penses of William’s expedi-tion, IV. 37. Alarm respect-ing the defection of the Scot-tish regiments at Ipswich,

IV. 39. Passes the first Mu-tiny Bill, IV. 45. Suspendsthe Habeas Corpus Act, IV.48. Views of the House re-specting the SacramentalTest, IV. 109. Leave givento bring in a bill for repeal-ing the Corporation Act, IV.109. The debate adjournedand never revived, IV. 110.Carries a clause in the billfor settling the oaths offealty compelling the clergyto take the oaths, IV. 114.Passes the bill for settlingthe Coronation Oath, IV.115. Its address to the Kingon the barbarities committedby Lewis of France in thePalatinate, IV. 127. Invec-tives applied to him, IV. 127.Its munificent relief affordedto the Protestant fugitivesfrom Ireland, IV. 223. Bringsin a bill for reversing thesentence on Oates, V. 55.Conference with the Lords,

V. 56. The bill dropped, V.59. Remonstrance sent tothe Lords on their un-courteous behaviour to theCommons, V. 59. The Bill

of Rights passed, V. 59. Re-jection of an amendment ofthe Lords, V. 61. Disputesrespecting the Bill of In-demnity, V. 62. The bill al-lowed to drop, V. 64. Reso-lution of the House that apardon cannot he allowed tobar a parliamentary impeach-ment, V. 73. Its grant toSehomberg, V. 79. Its votesof supply for carrying on thewar in Ireland and againstFrance, V. 162. Inquiry intonaval abuses, V. 165. Vio-lence of the Whigs, V. 174.Impeachments, V. 175. TheCorporation Bill brought in,V. 181. Great muster of bothparties for discussing thehill, V. 186. Tumultuousdebate, V. 186. The two ob-noxious clauses lost, V. 187.The Indemnity Bill broughtforward again, V. 187. Therise and progress of parlia-mentary corruption in Eng-land, V. 206. Settlement ofthe revenue, V. 221. Bill fordeclaring all the acts of thelate Parliament to be valid,V. 232. The Abjuration Bill,V. 234. An Act of Grace readand passed, V. 240 — 243.The Parliament prorogued,V. 243.

House of Lords; visited byWilliam III., IV. 29. Wil-liam’s assent to the bill de-claringthe Convention aPar-liament, IV. 31. The Oalhof Allegiance, IV. 31, 32.