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BIRMINGHAM.

tion a Parliament, IV. 31.His advice in the matter ofthe Scotch mutineers, IV.40. Urges sending reliefto Londonderry, IV. 224.

Birmingham, I. 337.

Birminghams; a nickname ofWhig leaders, I. 253,337.

Bishops, the Seven, consulta-tion of, at Lambeth, III.166. Their petition toJames II., III. 168. Theirexamination before thePrivy Council, III. 175,176. Sent to the Tower,

III. 177. Brought beforethe King’s Bench, III. 183,184. Liberated on bail,III. 184. Their trial, III.188 — 199. Kej oicings attheir acquittal, III. 199.Kej oicings in the camp,III. 201. And throughoutthe country, III. 204. Con-currence ofparties in favourof, III. 204—207.

Blackhead, agent of Young,hides a forged treasonablepaper at Bishop Sprat’s,VII. 60. Confesses his vil-lany, VII. 64, 65.

BOHUN.

Blackmore’s Prince Arthur,

IV. 24. note.

Blair Castle, V. 19. Besieged,

V. 20.

Blake, Robert, I. 296. Hisdefences of Taunton, II.154.

Blathwayt, witness for thecrown against the bishopsIII. 192,193.

Bloody Assizes, II. 211—219.Bloomsbury Square, housesin, I. 350.

Blount, Charles; his prin-ciples and writings, VII.164, 165. Attacks the re-strictions on the press, VII.166. His attacks on Ed-mundBohun, VII. 167. Cir-cumstances of his death,VII. 174. note.

Blue Posts, a Jacobite ta-vern; supper party at, X.79,80.

Blues, regiment of; its origin,I. 290.

Bohun, Edmund, licenser ofthe press, VII. 162. Hisprinciples, VII. 363. Hisunpopularity, VII. 164. At-