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Ken, Bishop, 12.167—169.

Kiffin, William; his influence amongthe Baptists; his interview withthe King, 60. 61.

Kirke, Colonel Percy; he professesloyalty, 305. He prepares todesert, 313.

Lamplugh, Bishop, 302.

Langley, Sir Roger, 191.199.

Lauderdale, 371.

Lauzun, Antonine Count of; hisvicissitudes, 342. 343. He under-takes to convey the Queen andher son to France, 344. 345. Heis restored to Lewis’s favour, 390.

Lestrange, Roger; he answers the“Letter to a Dissenter,” 52.

Levinz, Sir Creswell; retained onbehalf of the Bishops, 190.1!)2.

Lewis XIV.; his subjugation ofHolland and conduct to Williamof Orange, 20. 21 . Comparisonbetween them, 22. 27. His offerto aidinkidnappingBurnet,73.74.His negotiations with James con-cerning the recall of the Britishtroops, 90. His complicity inTyrconnel’s schemes, 132. 133,Abandoned by his party in Hol-land, 242. His persecutions ofDutch settlers in France, 242-244.His quarrel with the Pope con-cerning the franchises, 244. Pro-ceeding’s of his ambassador inRome, 245. His design on thearchbishopricof Cologne, 246.247.His alarm at James’s conduct,256. His exertions to save James,257—259. He invades Germany,260. 261. Joy of his court at hisvictories, 261. His treatment ofLauzun, 342. 343. His emotionson James’s flight, 389. His pre-parations forreceivingtheQueen,390. He restores Lauzun to hisfavour, 390.391. His liberality tothe exiled pair, 392.

Lexington, Lord, 434.

Leyburn, John; he officiates at theconsecration of the Nuncio, 97.His advice to James, 274. He isarrested, 356.

Licenses; meditated withdrawal of,by James II., 159.

Lillibullero, 240. 241.

Lincoln, Earl of, 434.

Littleton, Sir Thomas, 408.

Lloyd, Bishop of Norwich, 167.

—, Bishop of St. Asaph, 167—169.

Lobb, Stephen; nis early career,56. His reconciliation with theCourt, and servility to his newmasters, ib.

London, Bishop of. See Compton.

London; attack on Roman Catholicproperty in, 297.298. Its agitationpendingJames’s negotiations withWilliam, 328. Circulation offorged proclamations in, 328.329.Its excitement on James’s flight,348—358. Its corporation wel-comes William, 376. It lendsmoney to him, 386.

Lords. See House of Lords.

Lords, council of, held by James,320—323.

Lovelace, John Lord; sets out tojoin William, 299. 300. Is cap-tured by Beaufort’s troops, 300.The people ofGloucester liberatehim, 331. His triumphal entryinto Oxford, ib. His conduct inthe Lords, 427. 428. William ex-postulates with him, 428.

Lucas, Lord; appointed lieutenantof the Tower, 349.

Lumley, Lord; joins the party ofWilliam of Orange, 220. 221. Heseizes Newcastle, 330.

Macclesfield, Charles Gerard, EarlOf, 264. 291.

Madrid. See Spain.

Magdalene College, Oxford; found-ed by William of Waynflele, 111.