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on the Indemnity Bill, V. 192.Their gratitude to Williamfor proroguing Parliament,V. 197. A general election,V. 199. FourTories returnedfor the City of London,V. 200. Predominance of theWhigsinl690, V. 202. Theirparliamentary bribery, V.210., 211. The Tories ad-mitted to a share in the go-vernment, V. 215. Their ma-jority in the House, Y. 232.The war between the twoparties, V. 232. Debates onthe Abjuration Bill, V. 234—238.

Torrington, Herbert, Earl of;receives signal marks of thefavour of the Crown, V. 99.His maladministration of thenavy,V. 99. Hisvices, V. ICG.His anger at being removedfrom the Admiralty, Y. 214.His displeasure appeased,V. 214. Takes command ofthefleetintheDowns, V. 269.Joined by the Dutch underEvertsen, V. 269. Retreatsbefore the French towardsDover, V. 270. Ordered togive battle to Tourville, V.270. Baseness of his ar-rangements of battle, V. 272.Gives theFrench battle, V.272. Defeated, and escapesinto the Thames, V. 273.Sent to the Tower, V. 278.

Torture; always declared il-legal in England, IV. 287.Declared by the ScottishClaim of Rights to be, under

certain circumstances, ac-cording to law, IV. 288.

Tourville, Admiral of theFrench fleet; cruises in theBritish Channel, V. 268. Hisseamanlike qualities, V. 268.Accepts battle from Torring-ton, V. 272. Defeats Tor-rington at the battle ofBeachy Head, V. 272. Histimidity of responsibility, V.27B.

Tralee, IV. 138.

Transubstantiation; Declara-tion against, IV. 82. V. 163.

Treasurer, Lord High; admi-nistration of the office of,under William and Mary, IV.lfr.

Treasury, Board of; constitu-tion of the, by William III.,IV. 20. Solicitor to the, im-portance of the duties of, IV.26. Corruption of, in the tim eof Charles II. qnd James II.,IV. 26. Appointment of AaronSmith, IV. 26. Quarrels andjealousies of the Commis-sioners of the, IV. 65.

Treby, Sir George; appointedAttorney General, IV. 23. Hisopinion respecting the re-venues of James II., IV. 34.ITis suggestions for suppres-singthe revolt of the soldiersat Harwich, IV. 40.

Treves; saved from destructionby Madame de Maintenon,IV. 124.

Trevor, Sir John (Master of theRolls); his early life andgambling propensities, V.