INDEX.

99

ALLEINE.

ties in regard to, IV. 99—107. The houses of Par-liament differ, IV. 114.

Alleine, Joseph, II. 154.

Allibone, Richard, a RomanCatholic; raised to theBench, III. 101. One ofthe judges at the trial ofthe bishops, III. 189. De-livers his opinion, III.197.

Alsatia. See Whitefriars.

Alsop, Vincent, a Noncon-formist of the Court party,III. 55, 165.

America. Puritan settlementsin, I. 91. Trade with, fromBristol, 1. 331. BritishColonies in, their allegedpiratical conduct, X. 14.

America, Spanish, hatred ofthe Spaniards in, IX. 115.

Amsterdam, meeting of Bri-tish exiles at, II. 111. Theauthorities connive atAr-gyle’s expedition, II. 119,141. Opposition in, to

; William of Orange, III.90, 226. Disputes withLewis XIV., III. 242, 244.The Bank of, VII. 304.

ANNE.

Commercial prosperity of,IX. 246.

Anderton, keeper of a secretJacobite press, VII. 229.Tried for treason, VII. 231.Executed, VII. 233.

Angus, Earl of, raises theCameronian regiment, V.11 .

Annandale, Earl of, a mem-ber of the Club at Edin-burgh, IV. 296. V. 21.Goes to London, VI. 67.Arrested; his confession,VI. 85.

Anne ITyde, Duchess of York,Talbot’s slanders against,II. 282.

Anne, Princess, afterwardsQueen; educated a Pro-testant , I. 207. Marriedto Prince George of Den-mark, I. 265. Her attach-ment to the Duchess ofMarlborough, III. 85.Scheme for inducing herto become aRoman Catho-lic, III. 130. Her absenceat the birth of the Princeof Wales, III. 180, 276.Her disbelief of his legiti-7 *