INDEX.

135

DORT.

319. Appointed LordChamberlain, IY. 23. Hiscincluct towards Hryden,IT. 24. One of the CouncilofNine, V. 262. Accom-paiies William III. toHoland,VI. 115. Involvedin Preston’s confession, VI.

133.. William’s magnani-mity \o him, VI. 134. Ap-points one of the LordsJusticis, VIII. 26. Hispart h the debate onFenwick's attainder, VIII.218, 2H. Resigns theoffice If Chamberlain,VIII. 231.

Dort, Synod of, I. 75, 78,

Douglas, Aidrew; his partin the relef of London-derry, IV. 234.

Douglas, Janes, commandsthe Scotch foot-guards atthe battle »f the Boyne,

VI. 10, 15. Falls at Stein-kirk, VII. 94.

Dover, treaty of, I. 206.

Dover, Henry Jtrmyn, Lord,II. 281. Made Privy Coun-cillor, II. 318. His adviceto James II. 318. At the

DRYDEN.

Board of Treasury, II. 391.Lord-Lieutenant of Cam-bridgeshire, III. 148. Sentto Portsmouth to aid thePrince of Wales’s escapeIII. 325. Attends Jamesto Ireland, IV. 166. Makeshis submission to William

111., VI. 99.

Drama, the, under Charles

11., I. 395—396.

Drogheda, VI. 7, 8. Surren-ders to WilliamHI.,VI. 24.

Dromore, skirmish at, IV.162.*

Drumlanrig, Earl of, desertsJames II., III. 317.Drummond, Captain; his partin the massacre of Glencoe,

VII. 23. Denounced bythe Scotch Parliament,

VIII. 40.

Drummond,General, aScotchPrivy Councillor, II. 350.“ Resists the measures ofJames II., II. 354.

Dryden, John; his sneers atthe militia, I. 287. note.His testimony to Arch-bishop Tillotson, I. 327.note. At Will’s Coffee