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TJIE SIXTH, SEVENTH,

AND EIGHTH VOLUMES. 329

battle of the Boyne, VI. 13.16. 17. Marches out ofDublin, VI. 27. Retires toLimerick, VI. 49. Disap-proves of holding Limerick,VI. 53. Mean estimate en-tertained by the French of-ficers of his military qualities,VI. 53. Retires to Galway,leaving a strong garrison inLimerick, VI. 54. Goes withLauzun to France, VI. 62.His return to Ireland, VI.189. Representations madeto James respecting his in-capacity, VI. 189. His in-creasing mental and bodilyinfirmities, VI. 196. His in-terference with Saint Faithin the field, VI. 196. 197.His dislike of Sarsfield, VI.197. Clamours of Tyrcon-nels enemies, VI. 197.200.Returns to Limerick, VI.201. His popularity in Li-merick, VI. 209. His pre-parations for defending Li-merick, VI. 209. Ilis de-spondency, VI. 210. Hisdeath, VI. 210. His burialplace, VI. 210.

Tvrconnel, Lady (Fanny Jen-nings), VI. 25.

Ulster, origin of the annual do-nation of the government tothe Presbyterians of, VI. 4.

Uzes, Duke of; slain at Lan-den, VII. 222.

Vauban, Marshal de; presentat the siege of Mons, VI. 127.

His skill as a military engi-neer, VII. 83. Conducts thesiege of Namur, VII. 83. 84.Places Brest in a high stateof defence, VII. 321.

Vaudemont, Prince of; hishigh opinion of Marl-boroughs talents as a ge-neral, VI. 176. Left in Flan-ders to watch Villeroy, VIII.49. His skilful manoeuvre,VIII. 50. Joins the alliesbefore Namur. VIII. 54.

Vendome, Lewis Duke of; hisconduct at the battle ofSteinkirk, VII. 93.

Versailles; Lord Middletonsaccount of, VII. 210.

Vertue, the engraver; patro-nised by Lord Somers, VII.265.

Veto; the, of the Sovereign,VI. 292.

Victor Amadeus of Savoy;joins the league againstFrance, VI. 95. His militaryfame, VI. 95. Grants a to-leration for the Waldenses,VI. 125.

Villeroy, Marshal the Duke of;appointed to conduct thecampaign of 1695, VIII. 44.His ignorance of the dutiesof a great general, VI. 44.Fixes his headquarters atTournay, VIII. 46. Hiscarelessness in allowingVaudemont to escape toGhent, VlII. 50. Takes Dix-muyde and Deynse, VIII.53. Bombards Brussels,VHI. 54. Goes to the relief