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INDEX TO

Anthony Farmer recommendedby James for its president, 114.Election of its president, 115.116.Citation of its Fellows before theHigh Commission, 116. Jamesrecommends it to elect Parker,ib. Its Fellows cited before theKing atOxford and reprimanded,120. Failure of Penn’s efforts toprocure theirsubmission, 121 . 122 .Special commission to adjudicateupon their contumacy; installa-tion of Parker as its president,124.125. Ejection of its Fellows,126. Is turned into a Popishseminary, 127.

Magistrates; questions put to themby James’s orders, 146. Theirpolitic answers, 147.

Manchester, Earl of, 312.

Mansuete, Father, confessor toJames II.; his dismissal faomoffice, 54. •

Mary of Modena, wife of James II.;her pregnancy; popular disbeliefin the fact, 133—135. Her dangerafter Anne’s flight, 320. She de-parts for France, 344. Her perilsat Lambeth, and embarkation atGravesend, 345. Her receptionby Lewis, 3!J0. 391. Homage paidto her at the French court, 392.

Mary, Princess of Orange; hermarriage to William determinedby political considerations, 11.Her relations to the Prince, 12.16.Removes William’s anxieties, 18.Acquiesces in William’s project,222. 223. Her letter to Danby*,429.430. Her arrival in England,440. Accepts the crown jointlywith William* 441. Is proclaimed,442.

Massillon; his testimony to thecharacter of William of Orange,23. note.

Maynard Sir John; refuses to holda brief against the Bishops, 190.

His reply to William’s courtesies,

* 376. His reply to Sawyer’s ob-jection, 385. Takes part in theproceedings of the Convention,412. 415. Protests against mobrule, 428.

Melfort, John Lord, Secretary ofState for Scotland; bringsJames’s letter to the Convention,428.

Military offences; illegally punish-ed, 90—101.

Montague, Charles, and MatthewPrior; notice of, 37. Chosen tothe Convention, 409.

Mordaunt, Charles Viscount; hissuggestions to William of Orange,29. 30. lie volunteers to accom-pany William’s expedition, 264.He listens to Wildman’s projects,267. His duty at Exeter, 290.

—, Henry. See Peterborough.

Mulgrave, John Sheffield, Earl of;his character, 106. 107.

Musgrave, Sir Christopher, 413.

Newark, Viscount, 146.

Newcastle; its inhabitants declarefor William, 330.

Newton, Sir Isaac; appears beforethe High Commission Court asdeputy from his University, 107.His election to William’s Conven-tion, 410.

Newton Abbot; its memorial ofWilliam of Orange, 289.

Nonconformists; early rigour ofJames towards them, 37. 38. Hismeditated league with them, 39.40. Their feelings on the Decla-ration of Indulgence being pro-claimed^. Determination of theChurch to outbid James in hisoffers to them, 48. 49. Their ap-pearance at court, 50. Their wa-vering between the two contend-ing parties, 52—54. Adherence ofsome of them to theKing, 55. (See