INDEX.

121

CIVIL LIST.

Civil List, origin of the, V.223.

Civil war, commencement ofthe, I. 111.

“Claim of Right,” IV. 285.

Clancarty, Donough Macar-thy, Earl of; his romantichistory, IX. 34—37. Par-doned by Lady Russell’sinfluence, IX. 37.

Clancy, a Jacobite agent,VIII. 173. Arrested, tried,and pilloried, VIII. 174.

Clarendon, Edward Hyde,Earl of, I. 105. His char-acter, 1.169—171. His fall,

I. 191—194. His officialgains, I. 305. His housein Westminster, 1.351. Onthe legality of the Acts ofthe Convention of 1660,IV. 29.

Clarendon, Henry Hyde, Earlof, son of the preceding,appointed Lord Privy Seal,

II. 20. His interview withMonmouth, II. 191. De-precates James II.’s con-duct towards the Church,II. 277. His opinion of theIrish Church, II. 365. note.

CLARENDON.

Arrives in Ireland as LordLieutenant, II. 371. Hiswant of influence, II. 371.His alarm and meanness,II. 374, 375. Incurs thedispleasure of James II.,II. 378. Dismissed, II. 388.Effects of his dismission,

II. 392,111.130. Joins in theconsultation of the bishops,

III. 166. Questioned byJames II., III. 280. Hislamentations at his son’sdesertion to the Prince ofOrange, III. 304. Hisspeech in the Council ofLords, III. 321. 322. JoinsWilliam, III. 332. Advisesthe imprisonment of James,III. 272. Resumes Toryprinciples, III. 430. Re-fuses to take the oath ofallegiance, IV. 33. Takespart in Jacobite plots, V.251, VI. 107. William III.’sforbearance to, V. 263. Ar-rested by order of thePrivy Council, V. 270. Hisletter to James, VI. 110.Informed against by Pres-ton, VI. 133. William’sleniency to, VI. 135.