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335. Grants a pension toTillotson’s widow,VII. 33G.Consents to the TriennialBill, 340. His agony at thedeath of Mary, VII. 342,343, VIII. 3. AppointsLords Justices, VIII. 26.His reconciliation with thePrincess Anne, VIII. 28.Directs inquiry into themassacre of Glencoe, VIII.38. Dismisses Sir JohnDalrymple,VIII. 45. Opensthe campaign of 1695, VIII.

49. Invests Namur, VIII.

50. Gains possession ofthe town, VIII. 53. Be-sieges the castle, VIII. 55.Offers battle to Villeroy,57. Takes the castle, VIII.59. Returns to England,VIII. 70. Dissolves Par-liament; visits the PrincessAnne, VIII. 72. His pro-gress through the country;at Newmarket, VIII. 72.AtAlthorpe, at Stamford,and Burleigh, VIII. 73, 74.At Lincoln, Welbeck, VIII.74. AtBradgate,Warwick,Burford, VIII. 75. At Ox-

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ford; returns to London,VIII. 76. His speech onopening Parliament, VIII.99. His vexation at theproceedings against hisgrant to Portland, VIII.110. His speech to Par-liament on the discoveryof the assassination plot,VIII. 129. Negatives theBill for regulating Elec-tions, VIII. 151. Promotesthe Land Bank scheme,VIII. 153. Joins the armyin Flanders,VIII. 155. Hisdifficulty in provisioninghis troops, VIII. 161. Re-ceives Fenwick’s confes-sion, VIII. 180. His letterto Shrewsbury, VIII. 182.Effect of his letter, VIII.182. Returns to England,VIII. 184. His speech toParliament,VIII. 186. Ex-amines Fenwick, VIII. 195.Closes the Session of Par-liament, VIII. 235. Goesto the Continent,VIII. 244.His night march to Brus-sels; his desire to acceptterms of peace, VIII. 244.

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