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BULL.

dealings with Godolphin,VI. 170.

Bull, Bishop, I. 326.

Bunyan, John, III. 58. Hiswritings, III. 59. Refusesto join the Court party,

III. 60. Ilis attack uponFowler, III, 166. note.

Burford, William III. at,VIII. 75.

Burke, Edmund; his opinionon the National Debt, VII.140.

Burleigh, William III.’s visitto, VHI. 74.

Burley on the Hill, VIII. 7.

Burnet, Gilbert, preacher atthe Rolls Chapel, I. 326.Ilis merit as a writer andpreacher, III. 13. Ilis His-tory of the Reformation,III. 13, 15. Retires fromEngland, III. 16. Ilis re-sidence at the Court of thePrince of Orange, III. 16.Brings about a good un-derstanding between Wil-liam and Mary, III. 17.Enmity of James II. to, III.72—74. His conversationwith William at Torbay,IH. 287. Sent forward to

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Exeter, III. 290. Preachesat the cathedral, III. 294.Draws up a paper for thesignature of William’s fol-lowers, III. 309. His con-duct in Salisbury cathe-dral, III. 335. . His friend-ship for Halifax, III. 338.Conversation with HalifaxatLittlecote,III. 341. Com-missioned to protect theRoman Catholics, III. 387.Preaches before the Houseof Commons, III. 426. De-clares the Princess Mary’sintentions, III. 429. Hiszeal for Mary, III. 432,433.His memoirs, IV. 19. andnote. His generous con-duct to Rochester, IV. 33.Made Bishop of Salisbury,

IV. 75. Ilis zeal and libe-rality in his diocese, IV. 78.His speech on,the Com-prehension Bill, IV. Ill,112. Ilis Coronation Ser-mon, IV. 118. His plan fora union of the Church andDissenters, IV. 257. Pro-poses placing the PrincessSophia in the succession,

V. 60. His friendship for