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INDEX.

COMINES.

for Westminster in 1698,IX. 153.

Comines, Philip de, hisopinion of the Englishgovernment, I. 36.Commission, the High, Cla-rendon’s testimony to itsabuses, I. 88. Abolishedat the Restoration, II. 323.Reappointed by James II.,II. 326. Proceedings in,against Bishop Compton,

II. 330. Proceedingsagainst the Universities,

III. 102. Against the Uni-versity of Cambridge, III,104. Against MagdaleneCollege, Oxford, III. 113.Further proceedings, inIII. 231. Abolished, III.272.

Commoners, distinguished fa-milies of, I. 37.

Commons, House of: its firstsittings, I. 17. How con-stituted, I. 38. Commence-ment of its contest withthe Crown, I. 83. See Par-liament.

Commonwealth proclaimed,

I. 127.

COMPTON.

Companies, projected (1692),VII. 133 — 135.Compounders, The, VII. 197.Advise James II. to resignthe crown to his son, VII.203.

Comprehension Bill; its pro-visions, IV. 89—91. Resis-tance to, IV. 92. Sufferedto drop, IV. 99, 112, 113.The object of it defeatedby Convocation, V. 158.Compton, Henry, Bishop ofLondon; tutor to the Prin-cesses Mary and Anne, II.266. Disgraced by James

II. , II. 269. Declines tosuspend Sharp, II. 325.326. Proceedings againsthim, II. 330. Suspendedfrom his spiritual func-tions, II. 330. His educa-tion of the Princess Mary,

III. 12. Ilis communica-tions with Dykvelt, III. 82.Joins in the consultationsof the bishops, III. 166.Joins the revolutionaryconspiracy, III. 220. Signsthe invitation to the Princeof Orange, III. 222. Hissuspension removed, III.