INDEX.

105

BARNARDISTONE.

the true temper of thecountry, III. 119. Advisesthe bringing over of Irishtroops, III. 235. Deludedby Sunderland, III. 256.His house visited by rioters,III. 353. Ordered by Wil-liam III. to leave England,III. 383. Passed over byLewis XIV. in the choiceof an envoy to Ireland, IV.166, 167.

Barnardistone, Sir Samuel,Director of the East IndiaCompany, an Exclusionist,VI. 247. Retires from thedirection, VI. 249.

Barnstaple, The corporationof, resists the Regulators,III. 158.

Barrow, Isaac, I. 325.

Bart, John, a French pri-vateer, VII. 105.

Bartholomew Fair, Jacobitefarce represented at, in1693, VII. 235.

Bateman, trial and executionof, II. 232.

Bates, a dissenting minister,III. 165.

Bates, an agent of the Duke

BAXTER.

of Leeds, his evidence be-fore the Committee of thetwo Houses, VIII. 19. 20.

Bath, I. 341.342.

Bath, John Granville, Earlof; at Charles II’s. death-bed, II. 10. Attempts toinfluence the Westerncounties for Janies II., III.148. 149. His adhesion toWilliam III., III. 310.

Battiscombe, Christopher,executed, II. 215.

Bavaria, Elector of, VI. 120.122. Made Governor ofthe Spanish Netherlands,VII. 80.

Bavaria, Francis Joseph,Prince of; grounds of hisclaim to the Spanishthrone, IX. 120.; designa-ted by Charles II. as hissuccessor, IX. 171.; hisdeath,IX. 206.

Baxter, Richard; his politi-cal works burned at Oxford,I. 266. His moderation, II.61. Proceedings against;Jeffrey’s behaviour to, II.63 — 65. His convictionand sentence, II. 65. Libe-