INDEX.

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CHARLES.

physical and mental inca-pacity, IX. 121—124. Fac-tions in his Court, IX. 124.Designates the Prince ofBavaria as his successor,IX. 171. Superstitious ter-rors inspired by CardinalPortocarrero, IX. 233, 234.Hisvisitto the sepulchre oftheEscurial, IX. 234—236.Charles XI. of Sweden; hisdeath, VIII. 249.

Charles, Duke of Lorraine,takes Mentz, V. 102.Charlton, Judge, dismissedby James II., II. 31G.Charnock, Robert, III. 115.Supports James’s attackon Magdalene College, III.121, 123, 125. Becomes aJacobite Conspirator, VIII.32. Sent by his confe-derates to St. Germains,VIII. 48. His share in theassassination plot, VIII.114. Arrested, VIII. 128.His trial, VIII. 132. Andexecution, VIII. 135. Hispaper justifying his con-spiracy', VIII. 136.

Charter, the Great, I. 15.

CHESTERFIELD.

Charterhouse, James II.’s at-tack on, III. 116, 117.

Charters, municipal, seizedby Charles II., I. 265.

Chartres, Philip, Duke of, atthe battle of Steinkirk,VII.93. At Landen, VII. 219.

Chateau Renaud, Count of,commands the French fleetin Bantry Bay, IV. 200.

Chatham; Dutch fleet at, I.189.

Chatsworth, III. 80.

Chaucer, I. 20.

Chelsea in 1685,1. 344.

Chelsea Hospital, I. 302.

Cheltenham, I. 339.

Cheshire, discovery of salt in,I. 311. Contested electionfor (1685), II. 51.

Chester, JamesII. at, III. 118.William III.’s departurefrom, for Ireland, V. 265.

Chesterfield, Philip, Earl of,joins the rising for Wil-liam Prince of Orange inthe North, III. 312. Theprivy seal offered to him,V. 202.

Chesterfield, Philip Dormer,