ACTs paft, Page 209, 228, 254

Address of the Episcopal Clerrgy of Scotland to the
Queen, 4. Of the Parliament in Ireland to the Duke
of Ormond, 82, 83. To the Queen, 84, 86. Of the
Parliament of England, 163, 164, 168, 190, 192,
193, 210, 241, 248. Of the Clergy, 218, 221,

232.
Arch. Duke of Austria, declar'd King of Spain, 196.

See Charles.
Arris (Captain) bis Endeavours to relieve the Cevenois,

from p. 1ol, to p. 104.
Argite, his Book cenfurld, and himself expelld the Horse

of Commons in Ireland, 89:
Ausburg taken by the Duke of Bavaria, 152.

B.

Bavaria, Ele&tor of, makes himself Master of Ratisbonne,

p. 116. His Memorials to the Diet, IIS. He pube
lifes a Manifesto, 137. His Progresles in Tirol;
139. His ill Success, 140. He abandons Tirol,

143.
Bonn besieged by the Duke of Marlborough, 116. And

Surrended, 118.

Boucher

Boucher (James) arraigned, 223. And Condemn'd;

224
Brisac (old) taken by the French, 147.

C.

Cevenois

, their Insurredion, p. 8." The Court of Eng;
land resolve ta alift them, 11. Endeavours to relieve

them, roi, 102, 103, 104.
Charles III. King of Spain, his journey to Holland,

155. He embarks there, 170. Arrives at Spithead,
225. Comes to Windsor, 226, Sails for Portu-
gal, 225. Is forcid back by a Storm, 228. Put mai

gain to Sea, and arrives in Portugal, 229.
Codrington (Colonel) his unsuccessful Expedition,
Coehorn (General) forces the French Lines, 120.
Commons, their Vates to Vindicate their Privileges
206. And against tha Lords,

Their Addres
in Answer to the Lords Representdtion, 276." This
Vindicate the Queen's Prerogatives, 217.

D.

Diet of the Cantons of Swifferland, p. 240

Dilks (Rear-Admiral) bis Expedition, 12.

Dutch Herring-Buffes destroy'd by the French, 1.

E.

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Scozindd

Eckeren, Fight there, p. 122.

F.

53 - 5 * ,

Fairbon (Sir Stafford waits on the King of Portugal

. p. 98.5

Fait appointed, 169.1

Ferguson, Votes against him, 245.

Fleet, Morions, of it under Admiral Shovel, 96.

French, take Fort Kehl, 108. Repuls'd before the Lines

at Stolhoffen, 112. Penetrate into Germany, 113.

And join the Bavarians, 114. They fly before the
Duke of Marlborough, 120. Their Lines forc’d,
ibid. A Rencounter between them and the Imperialists,
144

G

Gelder surrendred, p. 157.

Germany, Affairs there, 108. 137.

Granvile (Lord) bis Speech to the Stannators, 158.
Graydon (Vice-Admiral) meets with Du Cafte, and

does not fight bim, 2. Resolves of the Lords against

Helle: Caffel (Prince of) defeated by the French,' s47.

Hill (Mr.) Tent to Turin, 137.

Hop (Monfieur, his Account of tbe Fight at Eckeren,

Hungarians, ebeir Infurre&ion, 152.

Huy invested, 112. And taken, 133.

1.
Ireland, the Parliament of that Kingdom meets, p. 80.
Their Proceedings.from p. 80, 50 p.96.

K.
:icongeza
Kirby (Captain) Shot to Death, p. 6.
Knights of the Garter infalld, 2.

L.'

Landau Besieged, p. 147. And surrendred, 149.

Letter of the Lords in Ireland to the Queen, 87.

Limburg invested and taken, 136.

Lords, their Votes and Representation to clear their Pro-

ceedings, 195. Their Refolves against Graydon, 243.

And in Relation to the Plot, 244. And againjt Fer.

gulon, 253. And against ike Commons, 246.

M.

Marlborough, (Duke of) Befieges Bon, 116. and takes

it, 118. The French fly before, i 20. He views their

Lines, 131. He is for forcing them, 134. He takes

Limburg, 136. He waits on tbe King of Spain,

1$ 4. Arrives from Holland, 161. Goes thither, and

returns from thence, 208.
Marlin (Count) sent to Command the French Forces in
, .

N:

.ارا ,Germany

Navy, Promotions in it, i.
Newmerk, čaken by the Imperialists, 108.
Nottingham (Earl of) cleard by the Commons, 194.

And by the Lords, 245.
Noyelles (Count) levels the French Lines, 171.

0.

Observator, The Author of it questioned, 208.

Occasional Conformity Bill, Debates and Speeches 22

bout it, from 171.to 189. Reje&ted, 189.
Opdam (General) Account of his defeai, 121. His

Fuftification, 130.
Order of the Thiftle reviv’d, 209.
Ormond (Duke of) sets out for Ireland, 8. Arrives as

Dublin, ibid. He is magnificently entertain'd by the
City of Dublin, 78. His Speech to the Parliament of

Ireland, 80. and 237.

Overkirk' (General) hos admirable Condud, 119.

P.

Parliament of England Prorogued, 6. 8. Meets, 165.

Prorogued, 254.
Parliament of Scotland and Ireland, See Scotland and

Ireland.

Parsons (Sir John) Sworn Lord Mayor of London, 161:

Plot discovered, 189.

Portugal Treaty with that Crown, 8.

Prince of Brandenburg Auspach killed, 109.

Q.
Queen goes to Windfor, 7. Goes to the Bath; 17. Her
Letter to the Scorch Parliament, 20. Her Speech to
the Parliament. 161. 190. 229...,

Her Order to re-
gulate the Play houses, 208. Her Birth Day folem-
nized, 217. Her Mejl age to lhe Commons in Favour
of the Clergy, ibid. Her Speech to both Houses, 254.

R.

Ratisbonne, taken by the Ele&or of Bavaria, 110. Red

Solve of the Diet there, 114.
Representation of the Lords to the Queen. 2511

S.

P.78.

Salisbury (Bishop of ) bis Speech against the Occafie

onal Conformity Bill, p. 189.
Savoy (Duke of) breaks with France, 155.
Schomberg (Duke of) declared General of the Forces to

be sent into Portugal, 13: And made Knight of the

Garter, 14. He is Installd, 158.
Schlick (Count) Part of his Army routed, 109.
Scotland, Affairs of that Kingdom, 14. Their Parlia-

ment meets, 19. Their Proceedings from p. 25, to
Shovel, (Sir Cloudelly) motions of the Fleet under bim,

96. His Manifesto, 100. Arrives at Leghorn,
ios. Sails from thence, and arrives in the Downs,

107:
Spar" (Baron) Forces the French Lines, 120.
Slangenburgh, his Letter to the States, 125.
Speech of the Lord High Commissioner in Scotland, 21,

Of the Lord High-Chancellor there, 23. See Queen.
Storm, an Account of it, 167.
Staremberg (Count) his Memorable March, 238. He

joins the Duke of Savoy, 239:
Styrum (Count) beaten by the French and Bavarians,

145.