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Dryden, John; his conversion toRomanism, 33. 34. His Table ofthe Hind and Panther, 35—37.

Dumblane, Peregrine Osborne,Lord, 264.

Dykvelt, Everard Van; his cha-racter, diplomatic skill, andmission to England, 74. His ne-gotiations with English states-men, 75. He returns to theHague with letters from manyeminent Englishmen, 87. 88.Sent from Holland to congratu-late William, 393. 394.

Exeter; its reception of Williamof Orange, 291.

Fagel, Grand Pensionary of Hol-land; effect of his reply on be-half of William to Stewart’sletter, 9i. 92. He draws up Wil-liam’s declaration, 265.

Fairfax, Dr., 116.

Fane, Sir Vere, 410.

Fanshaw, Richard Viscount, 413.

Farmer, Anthony, recommendedby James for President of Mag-dalene College, 114.

Fauconberg, Viscount, 146.

Ferguson, Robert, 15. 264. 265. 294.

Feversham, Lewis Duras, Earl of,26. note. His report on thestate of the army, 314. Is orderedby James to disband the army,846. He obeys, 348. Effect ofhis conduct on William’s move-ments, 359.360. Is ordered toliberate James, 365. Is chargedwith a letter to William, 366. Isput under arrest, 367. His re-lease, 3S7.

Finch, Daniel. See Nottingham,Earl of.

—, John; his subserviency toCharles I., and disgrace by theHouse of Commons, 76.

—, SirHeneage, Solicitor General

to James 1L; his legal career,integrity, and oratorical fame,76. His improvements in equityjurisprudence, 77. His conducton the trial of the seven bishops,195. 202.

Fletcher, Andrew, of Saltoun;joins William of Orange, 264.

Fowler, Edward; effect oT his de-termination not to read the De-claration of Indulgence, 166.

Francis, Alban, 105. See Cam-bridge.

Gainsborough, Earl of; bis ejec-tion from office by James II., 146.

Gentry; their discontent, and re-fusal to obey the judges, 233.234.

George, Prince of Denmark;Charles II.’s opinion of him;deserts William’s camp, 317.

Germany; invaded by the Frencharmies, 264.

Giffard, bona venture; his appoint-ment as President of MagdaleneCollege, 127.

Godolpbin, Sidney; his report ofJames's letter, 383.

Goodenough, 15.

Gordon, Duke of, a Roman Ca-tholic, 395.

Grafton, Henry Fitzroy, Duke of;his protestations of loyally, 304.305. His reply to James's reproof,307. He deserts to William’squarters, 315.

Grey de Ruthin, 312.

Haines, Joseph; a convert to Po-pery, 32.

Hales, Sir Edward; uselessness ofthe judgment, 46. His guardssympathise with the bishops, 178.The bishops refuse to pay hisfees, 185. He is ejected fromthe lieutenancy of the Tower,325. He assists in James’s flight,347.