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bolical plan of devastatingthe Palatinate, IV. 123. Re-garded by Madame de Main-tenon as her enemy, IV. 125.Advises his master not to as-sist James II. with troops,

IV. 164. His hatred of Lau-zun, IV. 164. His views re-specting Ireland, IV. 181.

Lovelace, John, Lord, IV. 5.Lowlanders; their contemptfor Highlanders, IV. 307.Lowlands of Scotland; theirstate, after the defeat of theHighlanders at Dunkeld,

V. 43.

Low Church party; the, of thereign of AVilliam III., IV. 69.Origin of the appellation,

IV. 69. Their view’s respect-ing James II. and Wil-liam III., IV. 72. Desire ofLow Churchmen to preserveEpiscopacy in Scotland, IV.257. Their minority in theLower House of Convoca-tion, V. 157.

Lowther, Sir John; appointedto a Commissionership ofthe Admiralty, IV. 20. De-puted to carry the thanks ofthe Tories to King William,

V. 198. Appointed FirstLord of the Treasury, V. 204.His abilities and influence,V. 204. His connection withCaermarthen, V. 205. Notwell suited for his post, V.205. Moves the grant of theexcise and customs’ dutiesto the King for life, V. 222.

Ludlow, Edmund; his early

life, V. 170. His vigorous oldage, V. 170. His refuge atGeneva, V. 171. His arrivalin London after the Revolu-tion, V. 172. Horror of thepeople at the regicide ap-pearing amongst them, V.173. Proclamation issued forhis apprehension, V. 173. Hisescapeto Switzerland,V. 173.His house and burialplace,V. 174.

Lundy, Lieutenant ColonelRobert; left by Mountjoy togarrison Londonderry, IV.147. His treachery, IV. 189.Considers resistance hope-less, IV. 188. Makes hisescape from the city by night,IV. 190. His memory heldin execration in the north ofIreland, IV. 191. Sent to theTower, IV. 224. Annuallyexecuted in effigy by thepeople of Londonderry,IV. 239.

Luttrell, Colonel Henry; re-turned for Carlow to theDublin Parliament of JamesII., IV. 202.

Luttrell, Colonel Simon; re-turned for Dublin to theIrishParliamentof JamesII.,IV.202. IlispartinthegreatAct of Attainder, IV. 215.Allows the ejected fellowsand scholars of the Univer-sity of Dublin to depart insafety, IV. 221.

Luttrell, Narcissus; his MS.Diary in All Souls’ College,IV. 2. note.