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INDEX TO

Halifax, George Savile, Marquessof; “Letter to a Dissenter”ascribed to him, 52. His “Ana-tomy of an Equivalent,” 71. Hisascendency over Nottingham,and conferences with Dykvelt,77. 78. His letter to William, 87.His letter on the Declaration ofIndulgence, 170. His arrange-ments for bailing the seven bi-shops, 184. He declines joiningin the invitation to William, 218.His reply to James’s questions,280. 281. He refuses to joinRochester, 305. His conduct atthe council of Peers, 306. Heis appointed commissioner totreat with William, 324. His con-ditions, ib. His interview withWilliam, 337.338. Comes to anunderstanding with Burnet, 338— 341. His sentiments on dis-covering that James had dupedhim, 363. 364. He presides at ameeting of the Lords, 371.383.He carries William's message toJames, 374. His deportment atJames's departure, 375. He ischosen Speaker by the Lords,411. He supports William’s claimto (he throne, 425. His argu-ments in the conference with theCommons, 435. He presents thecrown to William and Mary, 442.

Hall, Timothy; reads the Declara-tion of Indulgence, 171. Hisreception at Oxford as bishop,233.

Hamilton, theDuke of, Privy Coun-cillor of Scotland; he attendsWilliam at Whitehall, 398.

Hampden, Richard, 412. He car-ries the Commons* resolutions tothe Lords, 416.

Harley, Sir Edward, 331.

Herbert, Arthur, Rear Admiral ofEngland, and Master of theRobes to James II.; dismissed,

44. His association with Dyk-vclt, on behalf ol William ofOrange, 82.

Herbert, Sir Edward, Lord ChiefJustice; his removal from theBench, 101.

—, Lord, of Cherbury, 330. 331.

—, William; bis vehemence inMary’s behalf, 432.

High Commission Court; citationof Bishop Compton and the Fel-lows ofMagdaleneCollege beforeit (see Compton, Magdalene Col-lege), 231.232. Its dissolution, 272.

Hind and Panther, the; accountOf, 35.

Holland; its printing presses in the17lh century, 16. 90. Its holdupon William’s feelings, 19.20.21. 22. Its politics; estrange-ment of Lewis’s parly, 241. 242.Lewis’s conduct to its settlers inFrance, 242.243. Sanctions Wil-liam’s expedition to England, 262.Sends congratulations to William,393. 394.

Holloway, Judge, 197. His dis-missal from the Bench, 229.

Holt, Sir John; removed from theRecordership, 101.

Hough, John; his character; elec-tion as President of MagdaleneCollege, and annulment thereofby the High Commission, 115.Refusal of the Fellows to electParker in his place, 11G. Fruit-less efforts of Penn to inducehim to alter his course, 122. Hisdefence before the Special Com-mission, 123. Refuses to deliverup his keys, and protests againstthe proceedings, 123.124. SeeMagdalene College.

Hounslow Camp; its dissolution,234. 235.

House of Commons; conventioncalled by William III., 385. Itselection, 394. Its meeting, 408.