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ATHLONE.

tuation of, VI. 194. Siegeof, VI. 194 — 196. Takenby the English, VI. 198 —■200 .

Athlone, Earl of, (GeneralGinkell) reduces theScotchmutineers to surrender, IV.42. At the battle of theBoyne, VI. 11. Command-er of William III.’s forcesin Ireland, VI. 184. Takesthe field, VI. 192. ReducesBallymore, VI. 193. Be-sieges Athlone, VI. 194.Takes the town, VI. 198,199. Advances in pursuitof SaintRuth, VI. 204. At-tacks the Irish atAghrim,VI. 204. Gains a completevictory, VI. 206. TakesGalway, VI. 208. Bom-bards Limerick; takes thecamp of the Irish cavalry,VI. 211, 212. Takes thefort on Thomond Bridge,VI. 212. Refuses the termsdemanded by the Irish, VI.

216. Offers conditions;which are accepted, VI,

217. His dispute with Sars-field, VI. 219, 220. CreatedEarl of Athlone; Presides

AUSTRIA.

at the court-martial onGrandval, VII. 99. Sur-prises Givet, VIII. 155.Grant of forfeited Irishlands to, X. 46.

Athol, territory of, V. 17. Warin, V. 20.

Athol, John Murray, Mar-quess of; opposes Ar gyle,

II. 116. DevastatesArgyle-shire, H. 138. Leader ofthe Scotch Jacobites, IV.270. His proceedings inthe Convention, IV. 284,285. His power, and weakcharacter, V. 17,18. LeavesScotland, V. 18.

Atkyns, Sir Robert, ChiefBaron, IV. 23.

Attainder, the Great Act of,

III. 215 —218.

Atterbury, Francis, II. 342.Augsburg, Treaty of, III. 27.Aurungzebe, VI. 243. His

quarrel with the East IndiaCompany, VI. 251.

Austin, Thomas, a jurymanin the bishops’ trial, III.198.

Austria, conduct of, in thepeace negotiations ofl697,VIII. 246, 258.