INDEX.

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COOK.

leader of Enniskillen Dra-goons, VI. 12.

Cook, Sir Thomas, Chairmanof the Eastlndia Company,

VII. 238. His accounts ofhis expenditure, VIII. 17— 19. Sent to the Tower,

VIII. 18. Obtains a Bill ofIndemnity, VIII. 18.

Cook, anonjuringclergyman,assists in the absolution ofFriend and Parkyns at Ty-burn, VIII. 141.

Cooper; his defence of pre-lacy, I. 74.

Cork, James II. at, IV. 170.Taken by Marlborough,VI. 65.

Cornbury, Edward, Viscount,deserts to William, III.301. His signature forgedby Robert Young, VII.60.

Cornish, Henry; his trial andexecution, II. 228 — 230.His attainder reversed, V.48.

Cornwall, tin and copper in,1.311. Feeling in, on theimprisonment of BishopTrelawney, III. 186. Levies

COVENANTERS,in, in expectation of aFrench landing, VI. 38,39.

Cornwallis, Charles, Lord,made First Lord of the Ad-miralty, VI. 296.

Coronation oath, IV. 115 —117.

Corporation Act, Bill for therepeal of, IV. 109.

Corporation Bill, The, V.181.

Cosmo, Grand Duke; his trav-els, I. 323. note, I. 345.note. His praise of Eng-lish inns, I. 378. note.

Cotton manufacture, I. 335.

Country gentlemen, I. 313.Their rudeness of manners,1.314 — 316. Their loyal-ty and attachment to theChurch, I. 318, 319.

“Country Party,” the, I. 200.Opposes the Cabal, I. 217.Difficulties of, I. 224. Itsdealings with France, I,224. The new CountryParty, II. 254.

Covenanters, Scotch, I. 183.Persecution of, II. 68.