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Outlawry; the Act of EdwardVI. relating to, V. 190.

Painted Chamber, the, V. 58.62.

Paintings of Charles I.; fatewhich they met, IV. 57. Thecartoons of Raphael, IV. 57.The Triumphs of AndreaMantegna, IV. 57. note.Palatinate; the, devastated bya French army under Mar-shalDuras,IV. 123. Ravagedby Marshal Turenne, IV. 123.Sufferings of the people, IV.123, 124. The cry of ven-geance from surrounding na-tions, IV. 125. Desolationof the, V. 275.

Palatine, Elector; his castleturned into a heap of ruinsby the French under Duras,IV. 124.

Papists. See Roman Catholics.Pardoners, the, of Germany,IV. 95.

Parker, Bishop of Oxford, IV.74.

Parliament; the Conventionturned into one, IV. 27.Etymology of the word, IV.31. Members of bothllousesrequired to take the Oath ofAllegiance, IV. 31, 32. TheOxford Parliament, IV. 81.Parliament, according tosome, not competent to com-pel a bishop to swear on painof deprivation, IV. 101. Pre-sents an address to William

III. to summon Convocation,

IV. 113. Sitting of, on an

Easter Monday, IV. 113.Disputes in the, V. 45. Pro-rogued, V. 45. Reversal ofattainders, V. 46. et seq. Dis-putes about the Bill ofRights, V. 59—61. Quarrelabout a Bill of Indemnity,V. 62. Recess of the Parlia-ment, V. 80. Meets again,V. 161. Prorogued by Wil-liam, V. 196. Dissolved, andwrits for a general electionissued, V. 199. Rise and pro-gress of parliamentary cor-ruption in England, V. 206.Meeting of the new Parlia-ment, V. 220. Bill broughtinto the Lords declaring allthe acts of the Conventionvalid, V. 232. The Parlia-ment prorogued, V. 243. TheIrish Parliament passes anAct annulling the authorityof the English Parliament,IV. 207.

Parliament,Irish; assembles inDublin, IV. 201. The Houseof Peers, IV. 201. The Houseof Commons, IV. 201. De-ficiency of legislative quali-ties in this Parliament, IV.204. The Parliament Houseon College Green, IV. 204.Speech of James II. from thethrone, IV. 205. Resolutionsof the Commons, IV. 205.Rant and tumult of the As-sembly, IV. 206. JudgeDaly, TV. 206. Passes a To-leration Act and an Act an-nulling the authority of theEnglish Parliament, IV. 207.