INDEX.

113

BURNET.

Tillotson, V, 152. Proposerof the clause in the Bill ofEights against the sover-eign marrying a Papist, V.163. Kemonstrates againstthe use of bribery, V, 212.His sermon on the generalFast Day (1690), V. 217.Ilis interview with Wil-liam, V. 264. Ilis expla-nation of Marlborough’sdisgrace, VI. 278,279.note.His alleged advice for theestablishment of the Na-tional Debt, VII. 137. HisPastoral Letter, VII. 169,170. Which is ordered tobe burned by the Com-mons, VII. 171. His mor-tification, VII. 171, 172.and note. Supports Fen-wick’s attainder, VIII. 219.Ilis Thanksgiving Sermon,

VIII. 266. Ilis visits to theCzar Peter at Deptford,

IX. 92, 93. Attack upon,in the House of Commons,

X. 26, 27. Its defeat, X,28. Ilis share in passingthe ResumptionBill, X, 58.Attends William III. onhis death-bed, X. 92.Macaulay, History. X.

CABAL.

Burnet, Thomas, Master ofthe Charterhouse, his re-sistance to the admissionof a Roman Catholic, III.117.

Burlington joins William,

III. 299.

Burt, Captain, his descriptionof the Scottish Highlands,

IV. 299.

Burton, James, a fugitiveconspirator, concealed byElizabeth Gaunt, informsagainst his benefactress,II. 230.

Butler, Samuel, I. 394. Hissatireon theRoyalSociety,I. 402. note.

Butler, Captain, leads an as-sault on Londonderry, IV.198.

Buxton, I. 340.

Buyse, Anthony, II. 142. Ac-companies Monmouth’sflight, II. 183. Taken, II.185.

C.

Cabal, the, I. 208. Its mea-sures, I. 212, 213. Dis-solved I. 220.

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