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of rank, 298. 300. 308. Cornburydeserts to him, 301. 302. Hiscourt at Exeter, 308. 309. Nor-thern insurrection in his favourtinder Danby and Devonshire,310. 311. Skirmish of his troopsat Wincanlon, 312. 313. Com-missioners appointed by Jamesto treat with him, 332. Dissen-sions in his cainp, 333, Ilis con-duct on the occasion, 334. Hisinterview at llungerford withIhc commissioners, 337. He re-tires to Litllecote Hall, ib. Heprevents Burnet and Halifax frommeeting, 338.339. His propositionfor an armistice, 339. 340. Im-pediments to his progress to Lon-don, 359. 300. ilis embarrass-ment, and scheme for its removal,306. 367. He despatches Zulesteinto James, 3G8. 369. Ilis court atWindsor,370. Ilis troops occupyWhitehall, 371. His message toJames, ib. He consents to Jamesgoing to Rochester, 374. Hisarrival at St. James’s, 375. 376.He is advised to assume thocrown by right of conquest, 377.378. He calls together the Lordsand members of the parliamentsol Charles II., 379.380. He ordersDarillon to leave England, 383.The Lords vole addresses to him,383.384. He calls a Convention;his exertions to restore order, 385.386. His tolerant policy, 386.387.Effect of his policy on RomanCatholic powers, 388. He receivescongratulations from Holland,393. His reply, 394. His care inreference to the elections, 394.395Scotland declares for him, 395,396. Scotch lords and gentlemenattend him at Whitehall; heagrees to their requests, 398. He

expostulates with Lovelace, 428.He avoids an audience with Cla-rendon, 430. He explains hisviews to the Peers, 431. lie de-clares against a regency, andagainst Mary’s supremacy, 431.432. He and Mary are declaredKing and Queen, 435. lie makesthe Declaration of Right, 43S-440.Ilis letter to Mary, 441. He ac-cepts the crown, 441. 442. He isproclaimed, 442.

Williams, Sir William; SolicitorGeneral, 161. 162. His conducton the trial of the Bishops, 194.197.200. Ilis baronetcy, 229. Heattempts to obtain an audiencewith William, 370. He supportsthe Whigs in the Convention, 412.

Wiltshire, Charles Paulet, Earl of,264. 410.

Wincanlon; skirmish at, 312. 313.

Winchester; opposition of its in-habitants to James’s arbitraryplans, 158.

Wilsen, Nicholas, 394.

Wright, Sir Robert; appointedChief Justice of the King’s Bench,101. Ilis conduct'on the specialcommission to Magdalene Col-lege, 123. 124.

Wycherley, William; converted toRomanism, 32. and note*

Yarmouth, Earl of; his returns toJames’s questions to the ma-gistrates, 148.

Zulestein; his embassy to Englandas envoy between William andthe English Protestants, 88. Heis sent io congratulate James onthe birth of his son, 182. Hecarries William’s message toJames, 368. His conversation withJames, 369.

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