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DALRYMPLES.

coe, VII. 17. His arrange-ments, VII. 19, 20. Ilisdisappointment at the in-completeness of the mas-sacre, VII. 30. Accom-panies William to Holland,VII. 187. Dislike andjealousy of him, VIII. 36.Proved to be the cause ofthe Glencoemassacre, VIII.38. Address ofScotch Par-liament to the King re-garding him, VIII. 39. Dis-missed by William, VIII.43.

Dalrymples, The, disliked bythe Scotch aristocracy, V.15.

Daly, an Irish judge, IV. 130.His censure of the pro-ceedings of the JacobiteIrishParliament; summon-ed to the bar of the House;discharged, IV. 205, 206.

Danby, Earl of. See Leeds,Duke of.

Danby, Earl of, son of theabove. See Caermarthen.

Danes; their struggle friththe Saxons, I. 9. Danishtroops in William’s armyat the Boyne, VI. 11.

DARIEN.

Dangerfield, a witness in thePopish plot, I. 254. Histrial, II. 59. His deathfrom flogging, II. 60. Hisnarrative published by Wil-liams, III. 161. See Wil-liams.

Danvers, an English refugeein Holland, II. 96. A fol-lower ofMonmouth II. 113.His cowardly conduct, II.159.

Darcy, Colonel John, II. 260.

Dare, Thomas, a follower ofMonmouth, II. 141. Hisquarrel with Fletcher ofSaltoun; is slain, II. 145.

Darien, Scottish colonisationof, proposed by WilliamPaterson, IX. 246 — 250.The Company, IX. 251.Number of small share-holders, IX. 253. The vio-lation of the rights of Spainoverlooked, IX. 255, 256.Impolicy of the scheme,256 — 258. Certain hos-tility of other powers, IX.258. Unfavourable opi-nions in England, IX. 259— 263. The scheme per-9*