JAMES II. He goes to Salisbury 364 He is deferted by the Duke of Grafton, Lord Churchill, Duke of Ormond, and the Prince of Denmark' Lord Churchill's Letter ib. ib. The Prince of Denmark's Letter 365 The King ijues Writs for a Parliament 366 ib. 367 He fends away the Queen and Prince, and ib. The Guards declare for the Prince of Orange The King flopp'd at Feverfham He returns to London 368 370 371 Sends for the Earl of Feverfham, to treat with the Prince, but the Earl is made Prifoner 371 The Dutch Guards take Poffeffion of Whitehall, and turn out the King's Guards 372 The King goes to Rochefter with a Dutch Guard The King goes over to France His Reafons for it ib. 373 ib. Inftances of King James's Male- Admini Aration His Title Fuftice in the Weft 424 435 ib. 441 443 444 445 JEFFREYS, Serjeant, made Lord Chief 178 He, and other Judges fent to try the Rebels He is made Lord Chancellor 274 279 JEF 289 ib. JUDGES turn'd out for declaring against the difpenfing Power A Popib Fudge made The Judges, in Sir Edward Hale's Cafe, declare, the King had a dispensing Power Julian, Johnfon's Libel He is fined for it 290 136 195 225 K. KNIGHTS Service taken away L. ANGHORNE, Counsellor, his Trial 58 Lauderdale, Duke, the Commons address against him His Death 44 142 Libels, feditious, fome Bookfellers punifb'd for them 71, 198 LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE in England 301 A Declaration for it, order'd to be read in 327 275 Lifle, Mrs. ber Trial 140 A Declaration of the Power of the Lord The Quo Warranto try'd Judgment against the City 146 147 117 The King difcovering a Plot against his Life, &c. takes Advantage of the Judgment ib. Judgment entered on the Quo Warranto against the City The Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, &c. hold their Offices by the King's Commiffion The Lord Mayor, &c. invite the P. of Orange to London M. 178 368 Agdalen-College Oxford, a Mandate to elect a Prefident named by the King 306 MA Maiming, or Coventry A&t Meal-Tub Plot 232 66 Medals ftruck on the Victory over the Duke of Monmouth 270 Militia, the Command thereof declared to be in the King 227 283 A Bill propofed to make it more useful MONMOUTH, Duke, defeats the Scots at Bothwell-Bridge He is fent abroad Great Rejoicings made for his Return 53 62 67 The Faction declare the King was married to the Duke's Mother The King declares he never was The Duke's feditious Behaviour 72 73 75 He goes with feveral more to prefent the Duke of York for a Papift 76 He confeffes the Rye Plot 182 His Letter to the King 183 He furrenders himself 185 Acknowledges his Guilt again under his Hand MONMOUTH, the Parliament attaint him 5000 1. Set upon his Head He advances from Lyme to Taunton 258 ib. ib. He is proclaimed King, contrary to his Declaration and his own Opinion 259 He fets 5000 1. upon the King's Head ib. He attempts to poffefs himself of Bristol and His Popularity 269 270 123 ib. Medals ftruck on the Victory Morland, Sir Samuel, his Water-Engine He is made Mafter of the Mechanicks N. Elthorp the Rebel executed News-Papers, a Proclamation for fuppref fing them O. 71 I Ates and Bedloe accufe the Queen tion 61 71 They petition the Council against him Remarks on his Punishment Oaths altered 244 245 429 261 ORANGE, Prince, offers to bring over Forces to the Alfistance of King James The King endeavours to bring him into his Meafures 321 ORANGE, ORANGE, Prince, his Thoughts of Repealing the Teft He is invited over by the Nation 321 338 He prepares to make a Defcent on England 340 His Declaration An additional Declaration 350 351 360 An Affociation figned in his Favour The Lords Colchefter, Cornbury, &c. with Some of the King's Troops, revolt to the Prince The Lord Mayor, &c. invite him to London ib He arrives at Windfor 370 He arrives at St. James's 372 He advifes with the Lords about Town on the ib. They addrefs him to take the Adminiftration upon him, &c. 374 The Members of the late Parliament and the ib. He affembles the Scots Nobility and Gentry about Town 376 ORANGE, |