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BALFOUR.

oatli of allegiance to Wil-liam, VI. 72. His resent-ment against Montgomery,VI. 82.

Balfour’s regiment, V. 21.

Ballymore, taken by Ginkell,VI. 193.

Bandon, muster of Protes-tants at, IV. 139. Iteducedby Gen. Macarthy, IV. 160.

Bank of England. See Eng-land, Bank of.

Banking, origin of, VII. 303,304. Proposals for a Na-tional Bank, VH. 306.

Bantry Bay, action in, IV.

200 .

Baptists, IV. 96.

Barbary, horses from, I.311.

Barbesieux, Marquess of; hisfrivolity, VII. 32. Arrangesthe plan for the assassi-nation of WilliamllL, VII.97.

Barcelona, taken by theFrench, VIII. 258. 261.

Barclay, Sir George, headsthe plot for the assassina-tion of William IH., VIII.113. His commission from

BAMLLON.

James II., VIII. 114. Ar-rives in London; his dis-guises, VIII. 115. Hisdealings with Charnockand Parkyns, VIII. 116,117. His “Janissaries,”VIII. 116. Plan of attack,VIII. 118. Escapes toFrance, VIII. 132.

Barclay, Robert, the Quaker,VI. 141.

Barebone’s Parliament, I.132. Ordinance of, I. 163.

Barillon, French ambassa-dor; his intrigues with theCountry Party, I. 225. Hispart in procuring aRomishpriest to confessCharlesII.,II. 8,9. His letter to LewisXIV, II. 37. note. Triesto embroil James II. withParliament, 11.256. Hisre-port of Mordaunt’s speech,II. 268. note. Assists theRoman Catholic factionin the Court, II. 285. Hisaccount of England (1686),II. 344. His interview withRochester, II. 384. In-formsLewis XIV. of JamesII.’s intention towards theDissenters, III. 41. Sees