INDEX

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THE SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH VOLUMES.

Addison, Joseph, VII. 265. Hisallegory of the Bank of Eng-land, VII. 314.

Aghrim; encampment of SaintRuth near, VI. 203. Battleof, VI. 204. Great slaughterat, VI. 206.

Aikenhead, Thomas; ease of,

VIII. 241.

Akbar, the Emperor, VI. 242.His immense empire, VI. 242.

AlexanderVIII., Pope,tVII.72.

Allen, bog of, VI. 186.

Almonde, Van; commands theDutch fleet under Russell,VII. 46.

Alsatia; privileges of, abolish-ed, VIII. 233.

Althorpe, visit of William III.to, VIII. 73.

Amboyna; massacre of, re-ferred to, VI. 272.

Amsterdam, Bank of, VII. 304.

Annandale, Earl of; proceedswith Montgomery and Rossto London, VI. 67. Returnsto Edinburgh, VI. 68. Pro-mises made to him by Maryof Modena, VI. 82. Breakswith the Jacobites and be-

comes a Williamite again,

VI. 83. Retires to Bath, VI.85. Brought up to Londonby a warrant, VI. 85. ITisattendance at the ScottishParliament of 1693, VII.189.

Anderton, William; his unli-censed Jacobite press, VII.229. Taken into custody,

VII. 230. Indicted of hightreason, VII. 231. Argu-ments urged in his favour,VII. 232. Found guilty, VII.233. Executed, VII. 233.

Anne, the Princess (afterwardsClueen); her letter to herfather expressing her wishto atone for her breach ofduty to him, VI. 270. Herpainful explanation withQueen Mary, VI. 277. Thedismissal of Lady Marlbo-rough demanded by theQueen, VI. 280. Anne re-fuses to comply, and retiresto Sion-House, VI. 280. 281.Punishment inflicted on herby the King and Queen, VI.281. Her public and privatedeportment, VI. 282. Her