INDEX.

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BOILEAU.

tacked by Charles Blount,VII. 1G7. Brought to thebar of the House of Com-mons, VII. 168, 169.

Boileau;hisOde on the Siegeof Namur, VII. 86. Bur-lesqued by Prior, VIII. 63.

“Boilman, Tom,” II. 202.

Boisseleau, left in commandof James II.’s forces atLimerick, VI. 54.

Bombay, disturbances at(time of James II.), VI.248.

Bonrepaux, French envoy toEngland, his report on theEnglish navy, I. 294. Ilisability, II. 285. His lowestimate of James II., II.286. His despatch con-cerning Ireland, III. 132.and note. Sent to offernaval assistance to James,III. 257. Coldly received,III. 259.

Books, scarcity of, in countryplaces (1685), I. 386.

Booksellers’ shops (London),I. 387.

Borland, John; his narrativeof the Scottish expeditionto Darien, IX. 272, 280.

BOURBON.

Boscobel, James II.’s visit to,III. 120.

Bossuet, his reply to Burnet,III. 15. His advice on thesubject of James II.’s De-claration, VH. 205.

Bothwell Bridge, battle of,1.253.

Boufflers, Marquess of, III.261. At the battle of Stein-kirk, VII. 93. Throws him-self into Namur, VIII. 49.Surrenders the town, VIII.53. Ilis defence of thecastle, VIII. 57. Surren-ders, VIII. 59. His deten-tion by William III.’sorders, VIII. 60. Returnsto Paris; his reception byLewis XIV., VIII. 62. Ilismeetings with Portland,VIII. 253—255. Ilis con-versations with Portlandon his demand for the re-moval of James II.’s courtfrom St. Germains, IX.106, 107.

Bourbon, Baths of; JamesII.’s visit to, X. 66.

Bourbon, House of; its grow-ing power, I. 187.