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in Edinburgh and takes bisplace in the Convention, IV.281. Refuses to vote on theresolution that James hadforfeited his crown, IV. 284.

Ramsay’s regiment, IV. 21. Re-treat of, at Killiecrankie, V.27. 30.

Raphael; cartoons of, at Hamp-ton Court, IV. 57.

Rapparees; theirbarbarity andfilthiness, IV. 159. 170. 172.The Protestants forbiddento possess arms, and theirhouses at the mercy of theRapparees, IV. 220.

Rehearsal, the, V. 55.

Reresby, Sir John, IV. 10. 121.note.

Revenue; the public, at thetime of the Revolution of1688, IV. 35. The revenue ofthe seventeenth century, V.

221. Sources of, V. 221. Thehereditary, of the Crown, V.

222.

Revolution, English; more vio-lent in Scotland than inEng-land,IV.245. Reaction whichfollows all revolutions, IV. 5.note.

Rice, Stephen; appointedChiefBaron of the Exchequer, IV.130. Use he made of hispower, IV. 131. Sent on anembassy to St. Germains, IV..153. His secret, instructionsas to the offering of Irelandto France, IV. 153. His ar-rival in France, IV. 163.

Richelieu, Cardinal, IV. 49.

Rights, Bill of; passed by theCommons, V. 58. Disputesbetween the Houses respect-ing the succession to thecrown, V. 59. 60. The billallowed to drop, V. 61. In-troduced again and passed,V. 163. The special provi-sions of the Act, V. 163. TheDeclaration against Tran-substantiation, V. 163. Thedispensing power, V. 165.

Rights, Declaration of; doc-trine of the, solemnly reas-serted every year, IV. 47.Turned into a Rill of Rights,V. 58.

Robertson, Alexander (chief ofthe clan Robertson); joinsthe camp of the Highlandersat Blair, V. 35. His literarycharacter, V. 35.

Robertson, the clan; their ar-rival at the camp at Blair, V.35. Sent down to occupyPerth, V. 36. Routed byMackay at Saint Johnstone’s,V. 37.

Rochester, Lawrence Hyde,Earl of; takes the Oath ofAllegiance to William III.,IV. 33. Generosity of Byrnetto him, IV. 33.

Roman Catholics; hated bythe soldiery, IV. 4. Thepenal code enacted againstthem by the Parliaments ofElizabeth, IV. 83. All thehighest offices of the state inIreland filled with Papists,IV. 129. Not allowed to heat large in Enniskillen, IV.