INDEX.

115

CAMERONS.

40. Repulses an attack ofHighlanders, V. 41.

Camerons, the, IV. 317.

Campbell, Archibald. SeeArgyle.

Campbell, Captain, ofGlen-lyon, commands the com-pany stationed at Glencoe,VII. 21. Massacres theMacdonalds, VII. 23. Hisremorse, VII. 29, 30. De-clared by the Scotch Par-liament a murderer, VIII.40.

Campbell, Lieutenant, com-mands a party of William’stroops at Wincanton, III.

313.

Campbell, Sir Colin, ofArd-kinglass, administers theoaths to Macdonald ofGlencoe, VII. 8.

Campbells, persecution of,after the failure of Argyle’sexpedition, II. 138. Theirascendency and characterin the Highlands, IV. 313,

314. Coalition against, IV.314,315. Disarmed by theRoyalist clans, V. 9. Theirpredominance in the High-lands (1693), VI. 191.

CAREY.

Canales, Spanish ambassadorin England, his insultingnote to William III., IX.238. Ordered to leave thecountry, IX. 239.

Canals, I. 366.

Cannon, commander of Irishauxiliaries under Dundee,V. 21. Succeeds to thecommand of the Highlandarmy; increase of his force,V. 35. Disorders in hiscamp, V. 36. Defeated atDunkeld, V. 41. His armydissolved, V. 42,43. Super-seded in the command, VI.69.

Canterbury, Archbishop of;his income, I. 303.

Capel, Sir Henry, Commis-sioner of the Treasury, IV.20. His jealousy of Halifax,V. 74. Defends Clarendonin the Frivy Council, V.269. One of the LordsJustices of Ireland, VII.180.

Captains, sea, under CharlesII., I. 297—300.

Care, Henry, III. 55.

Carey, Henry, a natural sonof Lord Halifax, VIII. 7.

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