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ric, 246. Quarrels between Lewisand the Pope concerning it, ib .

Commons. See House of Com-mons.

Compton, Henry, Bishop of Lon-don; his neglect of the politicaleducation of the Princess Mary,12. He engages to influence theclergy on behalf of William ofOrange, 82. Joins in the invita-tion to William, 220. He parriesJames’s questions, 281. He ac-companies Anne in her flight,319. His courtesy to the dissent-ing ministers, 376.

Convention. See House of Com-mons.

Cornbury, Edward Viscount; de-serts James, 301.302. Ilis father’sgrief thereat, 304.

Corporations.; failure of his regu-lations for securing their sub-serviency, 156 — 158, Scotch;

abrogation of their rights. SeeVol. II. p. 358.

Craven, William Earl of; his cha-racter, 373. Ilis devotion toJames, ib.

Crewe, Nathaniel, Bishop of Dur-ham; his share in the Nuncio’sprocession, 99. He joins in theconference with the Commons,434.

Danby, Thomas Earl of; bis con-ferences with Dykvelt, and po-pularity at the Hague, 76. Con-trast between him and Halifax,77. 78. His letter to William, 87.He joins in the invitation to Wil-liam, 218 . 219. His reconcilia-tion with Devonshire, 219. Hisproceedings at York, 310. Heseizes the garrison, 311. Hisplan for settling the Crown, 404.405. His ignorance of Mary’ssentiments, 406. 425. She writes

to him, 430. He alters his tac-tics, 435.

Dartmouth, Earl of; commanderof the fleet, 269. Obstacles tohis progress, 283. 288. He re-ceives orders from James con-cerning the Prince of Wales, 325.Refuses to obey them, 327. Hisorders from the Lords, 349. Isremoved from his command,386.Is prevented from sailing, 282—288.'

Declaration of Right, 438. 439.

Delamere, Henry Booth, Lord;joins William of Orange, 310.Is selected to carry a message toJames, 371—374.

Derby, Earl of, 146.

Devonshire, William Cavendish,Earl of; his quarrel with Cole-pepper, and its consequences,78—81. Joins in inviting Williamto England, 218. His reconcilia-tion with Danby, 219. Raisestroops for William, 311. Offendsthe Lords, 412. Meeting of Peersat his house, 425. 426.

Discontent in England, after thefall of the Hydes, 30. Of theclergy and the army at the pro-ceedings of the High Commis-sion, 234—236.

Dissenters. See Nonconformists.

Dolben, Gilbert, 412.

Dorset, Charles Sackville, Earl of;his character and tastes, 143.144.Is dismissed from office, andthreatened with assassination,145. Protects the Princess Anne,319.

Dover, Henry Jermyn, Lord; hisfailure to carry out James’splans, 148.

Drumlanrig, Earl of; deserts toWilliam, 317.

Drummond, James. See Perth,Earl of.

John. See Melforl, Lord.