INDEX.

103

AUVERQTJERQTJE.

Auverquerque, Master of theHorse to William III., IV.24. At Limerick, VI. 54.His gallant conduct atSteinkirk, VII. 94. At thedeath-bed of William III.,X. 93.

Avaux, Count of, French en-voy at the Hague, III, 23,243. His representationsto Lewis XIV., III. 244.His warnings to James III.,255. His audience of theStates General, III. 257.Advises a French invasionof Holland, III. 260. Hischaracter, IV. 167, 168.Chosen to accompanyJames to Ireland, IV. 169.His observations on Ire-land, IV. 172. His policy,IV. 180. AccompaniesJames into Ulster, IV. 183,184. Returns to Dublin,IV. 186. His advice toJames, IV. 212. Assiststhe violent Irish party, IV.220. Supports Rosen inhis barbarities, IV. 230.Advises a massacre of Pro-testants in Ireland, V. 81.His report of the Irish sol-

BALCARRAS.

diers,V.83. AdvisesJamesto enforce discipline, V.245, 246. Recalled toFrance, V. 249. His lowopinion of the Duke ofBer-wick, VI. 187. note.

Ayloffe, John, II. 96. Hisexecution, II. 137.

B.

Bacon, Lord, his philosophy,

I. 399.

Badminton, the Duke ofBeaufort’s household at,

II. 161. Visit of JamesII.to, III. 118. Visit of Wil-liam III., VI. 63.

Baker, Major Henry, takesup the defence of London-derry, IV. 190. Chosenmilitary governor, IV. 194.Dies of fever, IV. 228.Balcarras, Colin Lindsay 1 ,Earl of, IV. 266. His com-mission from Janies II.,IV. 267. His interviewwithWilliam III., IV. 269. Ar-rives at Edinburgh, IV. 269.His proceedings in theConvention, IV. 277. Ar-rested, IV. 326. Takes the