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Hume, Sir Patrick; his charac-ter after his return fromexile, IV. 29G. He joins the“Club” in Edinburgh, IV.29G.

Hyde, Lady Henrietta; her at-tendance at the coronationof "William and Mary, IV.118. Married to the Earl ofDalkeith, IV. 11S. note.

Impeachment, parliamentary;resolution of the House ofCommons that a pardon can-not be pleaded in bar of im-peachment, V. 73.

Indemnity, Bill of; disputes inParliament about, V. 62.Suffered to drop, V. 64. De-bates on the, renewed, V. 187.The mock Bill of Indemnityfor King James, V. 187. Dif-ference b etween an Act of In-demnity and an Act of Grace,V. 240.

Independents; large numbersof, at the period of the Re-volution, IV. 96. Their viewsrespecting the sovereigntyof every congregation of be-lievers, IV. 96.

Indulgence, Declaration of, IV.10. Gratitude of the Dis-senters for the, IV. 72.

Innocent XI.; his death, V. 105.His strange fate, V. 105.Effect of his death, V. 105.

Inverary Castle, IV. 316. 319.V. 18.

Inverlochy, battle of, IV. 315.

Inverness; founded by Saxons,IV. 321. Insolence with

which the burghers weretreated by the Macdonalds,IV. 322. The town threatenedby Macdonald of ICeppocli,IV. 323. Settlement of thedispute, IV. 326.Invernesssliire; possessions of'the Macdonalds in the, IV.313.

Iona, island of, IV. 321.Ipswich; revolt of the Scottishregiments at, IV. 38.

Ireland; state of, at the timeof the Revolution, IV. 129.The civil power in the handsof the Roman Catholics, IV.129. Lord Deputy Tyrconnel,IV. 129. The Courts of Jus-tice, IV. 129—131. TheMunicipal institutions, IV.

131. Boroughs, IV. 131.Aldermen and. sheriffs, IV.

132. The military power inthe hands of the Papists, IV.132, 133. Mutual enmity be-tween the Englishry andIrishry, IV. 133. Panicamong the Englishry, IV.

134. Emigration from Ire-land to England, IV. 134.An illustration of the generalstate of the kingdom, IV.

135. Infested with w r olves atthe time of the Revolution,IV. 136. Musterings of theEnglishry, IV. 139. Con-duct of the Enniskilleners,IV. 140. Alarm of the peopleof Londonderry, IV. 143.Effect of the neivs of the Re-volution in, IV. 145. Mount-joy sent to pacify the Pro-