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INDEX TO

Scott, Doctor John; his visitto Jeffreys in the Tower, V.G8.

Scottish troops; revolt of the,under Schomberg, IV. 39.Defeated and taken, IV. 41.42.

Scourers; in the time of "Wil-liam III., IV. 58.

Seal, the Great; inconveni-ences with which it was borneby any but lawyers, IV. 21.Confided to a Commission,

IV. 22.

Sedley, SirCharles,V.221. Histalents, V. 221.

Separatists; their union withtheir opponents againstPopery, TV. 70.

Session, Court of; Sir JamesDalrymple appointed presi-dent of the, IV. 294. Sittingsof, recommenced, V. 44.Settlement, Actof; repealedbythe Irish Parliament of JamesII., IV. 208.

Seymour, Sir Edward; his op-position to the Act 1W. &M.sess. l.c.l., IV.30,31. Takesthe Oath of Allegiance, IV.33. Declares his support ofmeasures for tranquillizingIreland, IV. 224. Ilis defenceof Lord Halifax against theattacks of John Hampden,

V. 180.

Shales, Henry,Commissary Ge-neral; his peculations, V. 90.Cry raised against him, V.167.

Sharp, John, Dean of Norwich;his interview with Lord Jef-

freys in the Tower, V. 68. Appointed one of the Eccle-siastical Commission, V. 135.

Sharpe, Archbishop, IV. 274.

Sherlock, Doctor William, IV.88. Becomes a nonjuror, V.122. His distinguished cha-racter, V. 122. His volumi-nous writings, V. 123. Hisconflict with Bossuet,V. 123.His name mentioned withpride by the Jacobites, V. 123.Indulgence shown to him, V.199.

Shields, Alexander; appointedchaplain of the Cameronianregiment, V. 12. His opinionsand temper, V. 12.

Shovel, Sir Cloudesley; con-veys King "William across toIreland, V. 266.

Shrewsbury, Charles, Earl of;appointed to a secretaryshipin the first government ofWilliam III., IV. 19. Hisyouth, IV. 19. His antece-dents,IV. 19,20. Ilisquarrelswith Nottingham, Iv. 64.Absents himself from Par-liament during the discus-sion on the Sacramental Test,

IV. 110. His position in theWhigparty, V. 181. ImploresKing William to change hisintention of leavingEngland,

V. 194. Ilis apostasy to thecause of the Jacobites, V. 218.Sent to wait on the Countessof Marlborough respectingthe Princess’s party in Par-liament, V. 230. Scandalousreports respecting him and