THE SIXTn, SEVENTH,

Time bargains; origin of, VII.134. 135.

Titus, Colonel; his speech onthe Commons’ Triennial Bill,VII. 156. His speech on theLords’ Bill, VII. 290. 291.Tonson; the bookseller, VIII.89.

Torbay; an army of volunteersformed near, to repel thethreatened French invasion,VI. 38. 39. The commandtaken by Lord Lansdowne,VI. 39.

Tories; their feelings on thestate of the law for regu-lating the trials for treason,

VI. 262.— 264. State of par-ties in 1692, VII. 112. TheTories’ hatred of the nationaldebt, VII. 137. Their view ofParliamentary Reform, VII,144. etseq. Their oppositionto the Triennial Bill, VII.156. Their insular policy,

VII. 258. The chiefs of theTory party, VII. 273. Sey-mour, VII. 273. Musgrave,

VII. 273. Harley, VII. 274.Foley, VII. 275. Howe, VII.276. State of parties at thegeneral election of 1695,

VIII. 77.

Torrington, Herbert, Earl of;,consultation amongst theJudges relative to his trial,VI. 100. 101. Brought totrial and acquitted, Vi. 102.Dimissed by the King fromthe service, VI. 103.

Torture; declared by the Scot-tish Claim of Right to be,

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under certain circumstances,according to law, VI. 86.

Tournay; headquarters ofVilleroy at, VI. 344.

Tourville, Admiral; his un-opposed range of the Chan-nel, VI. 35. His galleys andtheir practical value, VI. 35.Ravages Teignmouth, VI.38. ills exploits ingloriousand impolitic, VI. 40. Ap-pointed to the command ofthe Brest fleet, VII. 34. Setssail for England, VII. 48.Gives battle to the Englishfleet,VII. 49. His flight, VII.50. Presents himself beforeLewis at Versailles, VII. 87.Commands the Brest squa-dron,VI1.226. Joins Estreesat Gibraltar, VII. 226. De-stroys the Smyrna fleet atLagos, VII. 227. His squa-dron sent to Barcelona, VH.319.

Trade; powers of the Englishmonarchs for the regulationof, VI. 240. Monopoliescreated in the reign ofQueen Elizabeth, VI. 241.Those granted by James I.,VI. 241. The East IndiaCompany, VI. 242. Child’sremarks on free trade, VI.260.

Treason; debate in Parliamenton the bill for regulatingTrials in cases of, VI. 261.The former method of con-ducting trials, VI. 261. 262.The bill passed by the Com-mons, VI. 265. The chief