of the, 29. Language, ib.
Amalgamate with the
Saxons, 63.
Norris, sir John, 177.
Northampton, council of,
44.

-, battle, 103.
North, lord, chancellor of
exchequer, 290. Prime
minister, ib. Measure
respecting tea, ib. At-
tempts to conciliate the
Americans, 291. Resigns,
295. Secretary, 296.
Dismissed, ib.

American colonies,
described, 289. Discon-
tents in, 289, 291. War
breaks out in, 291.

Briton paper, 289.
No. Forty-five, ib.

232.

Foreland, battle off,

Northmen (Danes, &c.)
land in Northumbria, 16.
Manners, 16. Ravage
England, 17.
Northumberland, earl of,
rises against Henry IV.,
91. Second rebellion, ib.

earl Warwick be-
comes duke of (see War-
wick), 149. Ruins So-
merset, ib. Deserted,
153. Executed, ib.
-, earl of, conspires to
liberate the queen of
Scots, 168.
Northumbria, 9, 11.
Nottingham, royal standard
erected at, 208.

castle, Isabella and
Mortimer seized at, 80.
Burnt, 317.

earl of, secretary, 251.
Nuncio, received by James
II., 246.

0.

Oak, royal, 222.
Oates, Titus, history, 236.
Pensioned, 237. Fined
and imprisoned, 242.
Fined, whipped, and pil-
loried, 243, 244.
O'Brien, Smith, trans-
ported, 325.
Ochita, 10.
O'Connell, Daniel, 314.
Organises Catholic Asso-

ciation, ib. Returned
for Clare, 315. Advo-
cates repeal of Union,
319. Supports lord Mel-
bourne, ib.
O'Connor, Roderick, king
of Connaught, 47, 48.
Odin (see Woden).
Odo, archbishop of Canter-
bury, brutality to El-
giva, 21.

-, bishop of Bayeux, 30.
Offa, king of Mercia, 15.
Officers, council of, 227.
Restores the Long Par-
liament, ib. Expels it, ib.
Oldcastle, sir John (lord
Cobham), heads the Lol-
lards, 92. Executed, ib.
Orange, prince of, founds
the Dutch republic, 172.
Assassinated, 173.

William, prince of
(William III.), defence
of Holland, 235.
Insur-

rection in favour of, ib.
Marries princess Mary,
236. Invitation to Eng-
land, 247. Declaration,
ib. Lands in Torbay,
248. Marches to London,
249. Summons a conven-
tion, ib. Crown settled
on, ib. (See William III.)
Ordeals, 20. Abolished, 53.
Orford, earl of (Russell),

258. (See Russell.)
Orleans, besieged by Eng-
lish, 98. Relieved by
Joan d'Arc, 98.
-,Maid of, 98. (See Joan
d'Arc.)

duke of, regent, 273.
Ormond, duke of, lord-lieu-
tenant in Ireland, 211.
Delivers Dublin, &c., to
parliament, 220. Suc-
cesses and reverses in
Ireland, ib. Conspires
against Cromwell, 226.

duke of, commands
in Flanders, 269. Im-
peached and attainted,
272.
Oswy, king of Northum

bria and Bretwalda, 14.
Otho, king of Greece, 314.
Otterbourne, battle, 87.
Oudenarde, battle, 266.
Overbury, sir Thomas, 186.
Oxford, provisions of, 66.
Occupied by Charles I.,
210. Parliament at, 211.

Pale, English of the, join
the Irish rebellion, 206.
Palmerston, lord, 307.
Foreign secretary, 317.
Premier, 326.
Pampluna, taken, 308.
Pandolf, papal envoy, 61.
Papists, fire of London
ascribed to, 233.
Paris, evacuated by the
English, 99.

-, peace of (1763), 288.
--, entered by allies, 308,
309. Peace of (1814).
Parker, archbishop of Can-
terbury, 160, 162.

sir Hyde, admiral,

293.
Parliament, Anglo-Nor-
man, 52. When assem-
bled, ib. Mad, 66.
Leicester's, 67. Long,
201. Subjected by army,
214. Proposals to the
king, 215. Rump, 216.
Dismissed by Cromwell,
223. Barebone's, 224.
Restored by the officers,
227. Expelled, ib. Re-
stored, ib. Renounces
military authority, 230.
Bill for Septennial, 277.
-, Irish, independence
acknowledged, 295.
Parnell, sir H., 317.
Parma, duke of, commands

the Spanish army of
invasion, 176.
Parr, Catherine, marries
Henry VIII., 141, 142.
Marries Lord Seymour,
148.
Parsons, Jesuit, 168.
Parties, court and country,

238.
Partition treaty (Spanish),
first, 256. Second, ib.
Disapproved by pe
meut, 258.
Passaro, action o
Patrick, St., 47

under Edward III., 86.
Committee of Safety, 227.
Common Pleas, court, 52.
Commons, 52. House of,

67, 75. Increased power,
92. Resist James, 184.
Revive impeachments,
189. Pledge to defend the
Palatinate, 190. Claim
freedom of debate, ib.
James tears out their
protestation, 191. Lead-
ers of, 194. Refuse sup-
plies to Charles I., ib.
Impeach Buckingham,
ib. Frame the Petition
of Right, 195. Press a
redress of grievances,
197. Impeach Strafford
and Laud, 203. Proceed-
ings against the clergy,
203. Committee during
recess, 206. Remon-
strance, ib. Charles de-
mands the five members,
207. Committee at Mer-
chant Tailors', ib. Seize
Hull, &c., 207. Name
the lieutenants of coun-
ties, 208. Purged by
colonel Pride, 216. Ordi-
nance to try the king,
217. Name an execu-
tive council, 219. De-
clare James II. to have
abdicated, 249. (See
Parliament.)
Commonwealth, 219-227.
Compurgators, 20.
Compurgation, 53.
Comyn, Baliol's nephew,
assassinated, 74.
Conan, duke of Brittany,
42. Succeeded by Henry
IL, 42.
Condé, 161.
Conformity, occasional, bill

to prevent, thrown out,
266. Passed, 267.
Connaught, kingdom of,
+7.

"Conservatives,"

319.

Constantia,

origin,

mother of
Arthur of Brittany, 59.
Constantine the Great, 5.
Constantius Chlorus, 5.

Made a
Dis-

Convention, 249.
parliament, 251.
solved, 252.
-, French, 300.
Conway, general, carries
address against Ameri-

can war, 295.
Cope, sir John, 280. De-
feated at Preston Pans,
ib.
Copenhagen,

bombarded

By

by Nelson, 303.
Gambier, 306.
Cornish, alderman, con-
demned, 245. Attainder
reversed, 252.
Corn-laws, league against
the, 321. Abolished, 323.
Cornwall, insurrection in,
118.

Cornwallis, lord, capitu-
lates at York Town, 292.
Corporation Act, 230.
Corunna, battle of, 306.
Cospatric, earl of North-
umberland, rebels, 30.
County courts, 53.
Covenanters, Scotch, 199.
Invade England, 211,
237.

Coverdale, his Bible, 139.
Cranmer, Thomas, 132.
Made primate, annuls
Henry's marriage with
Catherine, 133. Annuls
Anne Boleyn's marriage,
138. Opposes the Six
Articles, 140. At Henry's
death-bed, 144. Execu-
tor, 146. Condemned
for treason, 154. Burnt,
156.
Creccanford, battle, 10.
Crecy, battle, 82.
Crêpy, peace of, 142.
Cressingham, flayed by the
Scots, 74.
Cromwell, Thomas,
fends Wolsey, 129. Fa-
vours the Reformation,
137. Vicar-general, ib.
Fall and execution, 140.

de-

-, Oliver, first appear-
ance of, 208. Defeats
Rupert at Marston Moor,
211. Republican views,
212. Obtains command
of the army, 214. Views
as to the king, ib. Quells!
the Levellers, 215. L'e-

feats Langdale and Ha-
milton, ib. Proceeds to
Ireland, 220. Reduces
it, ib. Captain-General,
221. Invades Scotland,
ib. Gains battle of Dun-
bar, ib. Defeats Charles
II. at Worcester, 222.
Dissolves the Long Par-
liament, 223. Calls an-
other, 224. Made Pro-
tector, ib. Reproves the
parliament, 225. Sup-
ports the Vaudois, ib.
Refuses the crown, ib.
Disinterred and hanged,
229.
Cromwell, Richard, 226.
Succeeds to the Protec-
torate, ib. Signs his de-
mission, 227.

-, Henry, governs Ire-
land, 225. Resigns, 227.
Cropredy Bridge, battle,

211.

Crown, settlement of the,
249.

Crusade, 36. Of Richard L,
57.

Culloden, battle, 280.
Cumberland made an Eng-
lish county, 36.

duke of, at Dettingen,
278. Fontenoy, 279. De-
feats the pretender at
Culloden, 280. Defeated
by the French, 282.
Abandons Hanover, ib.

, Ernest, duke of, king
of Hanover, 319.
Cumbria, 13.
Curfew, 34.
Curia Regis, 52.
Cwnobelin, or Cymbeline,

3.

Cynric, 11.
Cyning (king), 19.
Cyprus, conquered by Rich-
ard 1., 57.

D.

Dacre, lord, defeats the
Scots, 127.
Dalrymple, sir John, master
of Stair, 254.

sir Hew, 356.
Damuonia, kingdom of, 13.
Danby, earl of, treasurer,
235. Denounces the
popish plot, 236. Im-

peached, 236, 237. Pre-
sident of council, 251.
Danegelt, 22, 32, 53.
Danes invade England, 16.
Murder king Edmund,
17. Defeated by Alfred,
18. Baptized by him, ib.
Incursions renewed, 22.
Massacred, ib.
Dangerfield concocts the
Meal-tub Plot, 238.
Darby, admiral, relieves
Gibraltar, 293.
Darcy, lord, 139.
Darnley, lord,
Mary queen of Scots,
166, 167.
David, king of Scotland,
invades England, 39.

marries

prince of Wales, ex-
ecuted by Edward 1.,
71.

for

earl of Huntingdon,
descendants, 72.
Davidson, secretary, de-
spatches warrant
queen Mary's execution,
170.
Declaration of Independ-
ence, American, 291.
Deira (Deifyr), 11.
Delinquents, 203.
Defender of the Faith, title
of, 126.

Derby, earl of (lord Stan-

ley), secretary at war,
319. Premier, 326. Re-
signs, ib. Premier again,
ib.
Dermot Macmorrogh, king

of Leinster, 48.
Derwentwater, earl of,
supports pretender, 272,
273.
Desborough

Richard, 226.

threatens

Donauwerth taken, 264.
Dort, synod of, 196.
Douglas, lord, 80.

earl, fights with
Hotspur against Henry
IV., 91.
Dover, treaty of, 234.
Drake, Francis, sails round
the world, 174. Destroys
the Spanish shipping,

175.
Drapier's Letters, 274.
Druidism, 2 sq.
Duckworth,

admiral sir

John, 305.
Dubois, cardinal, 273.
Dudley, minister of Henry
VII., 119. Executed,

122.

Dudley, lord Guildford,
marries lady Jane Gray,
152. Beheaded, 155.
-, lord Robert, favourite
of Elizabeth, 173. (See
Leicester.)
Duke, title of, 86.
Dumouriez, 300.
Dunbar, battle, 73, 221.
Duncan, king of Cumber-
land, reduced by Canute,

25.

-, admiral viscount, de-
feats the Dutch off Cam-
perdown, 301.
Dundee, viscount, opposes
William III., 252. Kill-
ed, ib.
Dunkirk surrendered to
Cromwell, 225. Sold to
France, 231.
Dunstan, St., 21. Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, 21.
Dutch, war with the, 223,
231.

guards, 251. Dis-
missed, 256.

Dettingen, battle, 278.

ser), 77.

Edgar, reign of, 21.
Edgar Atheling, 26. Sub-
mits to William, 30.
Rebellion and flight, 31.
Retires to Rouen, 31.
Captured at Tenchebray,
37.

Edgehill, battle, 210.
Edinburgh, tumult at, 199.
Editha, daughter of God-

win, marries Edward
the Confessor, 26.
Edmund, king, saint, and
martyr, 17.

the Elder, 21.
Ironside, 22.

-, son of Edmund Iron-
side, 25.

Edred, king, 21.
Edric, duke of Mercia, 23.
Edward the Confessor, son
of Ethelred, 26. Reign
of, 26, 27. Laws, 27.

the Elder, succeeds
Alfred, 20.

V., reign of, 110.
VI., reign of, 145-150.
prince, son of Henry
VI., 103.
Edwin, king of Northum-
bria, 11. Bretwalda, 14.
Reign, ib. Slain, 14.
-, grandson of Leofric,
governor of Mercia, 27.
Rebels, 30, 31.
Edwy, king, reign of, 21.
brother of Edmund
Ironside, 26.
Egbert, king of Wessex,
14. Unites the Anglo-
Saxon kingdoms, 15.
Conquests, 16. Death, 17.
Egerton, lord-keeper, 179.
Egmont, count, executed,
172.

Egypt, French in, 301, 303.
Expedition to, 305.
Elba, Napoleon banished
to, 308.

Eldon, lord, chancellor, 303.
Eleanor of Guienne mar-
ries Henry II., 40, 49.
of Provence marries
Henry III., 65.
Elfrida kills her step-son
Edward, 22.
Elgiva, wife of Edwy, 21.
Eliot, sir John, remon-

strance of, 198.
Elizabeth of York, wife of

Henry VII., 115, 119.
ELIZABETH, princess, 148.
Supports queen Mary,
153. Imprisoned, 155.
Queen, 159. Reign of,
159-180.

daughter of James I.,
marries Elector Palatine,
182.

Ella, 10. Bretwalda, 13.
king of Deira, 11.
Ellenborough, lord, 311.
Elliot, general, defends
Gibraltar, 293.
Emigration, 313.
Emma of Normandy, 22.
Marries Canute, 24.
Empson, minister of Henry
VII., 119.
Executed,

122.

Enghien, duc d', murdered,

304.

Eorls (earls), 19.

Scotland, 200.

Ethelburga, wife of Edwin,

14.

Ethelfrith (Edefrid), 14.
Ethelred, king, 17.

the Unready, king,
22. Massacres the Danes,
ib.

Ethelwold, son of Ethelred,
joins the Danes, 20.
Ethelwolf, king, succeeds
Egbert, 17.
Eugene, prince, co-operates
with Marlborough, 264.
Defeated, 269.

Eustace, count of Boulogne,
26.

Evesham, battle, 67.
Exchequer court, 52.
Exclusion bill, 239.
Exhibition, Great, 325.
Exmouth, lord, bombards
Algiers, 311.

F.

Falkland, lord, 203. Sup-
ports Strafford's attain-
der, 205. Opposes the
Remonstrance, 206. Kill.
ed, 210.
Family Compact, 288.
Fayette, marquis de la,
291.

Fawkes, Guy, 185, 186.
Felton, John, affixes the

bull of excommunication
against Elizabeth, 168.

stabs Buckingham,
196. Executed, ib.
Fenwick, sir John, joins
Barclay's conspiracy,255.
Ferdinand VII. of Spain,
306, 309.

of Brunswick recovers
Hanover, 282.
Feudalism, Anglo-Norman,

Fines (feudal), 53.
Finisterre, battle off, 304.
Fishguard Bay, French
malefactors landed at,
301.

Fisher, bishop of Roches-
ter, 132. Made a cardi-
nal, 136. Executed, ib.
Fitz-Gerald, Maurice, as-
sists king Dermot, 48.

-, lord Edward, conspi-
racy and death, 302.
Fitzherbert, Mrs., 297.
Fitz-Osborne, William, 30.
Fitz-Stephens, 38.

— Robert, takes Water-
ford, 48.

Fitz-Urse, Reginald, 45.
Five-mile Act, 231.
Fleetwood, Cromwell's son-
in-law, 226.

Flemings, the, invade Eng-
land, 49.

Fleurus, battle, 301.

Flodden, battle, 124.
Folc-land, 19.

II.

Fontainebleau, Napoleon
abdicates at, 308.
Fontenoy, battle, 279.-
Fontevraud, Henry
buried at, 55.
Forest laws, 33.
New, 33.
Forfeitures (feudal), 53.
Foss, the, 6.
Foster, Mr., supports the
pretender, 272. Surren-
ders, ib.
Fox, Henry, 282. Pay-
master of the forces, ib.
Made lord Holland, 289.

Charles James, se-
cretary, 291. Resigns,
296. Secretary, ib. Dis-
missed, ib. Foreign se-
cretary, 305. Death, ib.
France, provinces of, pos-
sessed by Henry II., 42.
Edward III.'s claim to,
81. Religious wars of,
161. Revolution in, 298.
Alliance with, against
Russia, 326.
Francis I. courts Wolsey,
125. Meets Henry VIII.
at Calais, 126. Captured
at Pavia, 127. Recovers
his liberty, ib.

II., husband of Mary
queen of Scots, 160.

emperor, 279.

Franklin (freeholder), 51.
" Dr., at Paris, 294.

Gage, general, 291.
Galgacus, 4.
Gambier, admiral, bom-

bards Copenhagen, 356.
Gardiner, bishop of Win-
chester, 140. Opposes
Reformation, 147. De-
prived, 148. Restored,
153. Favours persecu-
tion, 155.
Garibaldi, 326.
Garter, order, instituted, 84.
Gauls, 2.

Gaunt, Mrs., 245.
Gaveston, Piers, 76.
Germain, St., of Auxerre, 6.
Geoffrey (Plantagenet) of
Anjou, marries Matilda,
daughter of Henry I., 38,
40.

-, son of Henry II., 49,
54.

natural son of Henry
II., 55.
GEORGE I., reign of, 271-
275.

II., reign of, 276-286.
III., reign of, 287-311.
IV., prince of Wales,
dissipation and extrava-
gance, 297. Regent, 308.
Reign of, 312-315.

-, prince, of Denmark,
marries Anne, 248.
Georgia, disputes

with

Spain respecting, 277.
Ghent, treaty of, 309.
Gibraltar taken, 265. Re-

linquished by Spain, 269.
Memorable siege, 293.
Gifford, reveals Babington's
conspiracy, 169.
Gilds, Anglo-Saxon, 20.
Ginkell, 253. Takes Ath-
lone, ib. Besieges Lime-
rick, ib.
Gladstone, chancellor of the
exchequer, 326.
Glencoe, massacre of, 254.
Glendower, Owen, 90, 91.
Gloucester, duchess of, does
penance for witchcraft,

100.

earl of, leader of the
barons, 66. Guardian, 70.

duke of, uncle of
Richard II., regent, 87.
duke of, guardian of
England, 97, 100.
Mur-
dered, ib.

--, Richard, duke of,
assists in the murder of
prince Edward, 108. Re-
gent, 110. Seizes Ed-
ward V., ib. Named
protector, ib. Accepts
the crown, ib. (Richard
111.)

duke of (son of Anne),
death, 258.

-, statute of, 70.
Goderich, viscount, premier,
314.

Godfrey, sir Edmondsbury,
236. Murdered, ib.
Godolphin, lord, treasurer,
263, 267. Impeaches Sa-
cheverell, 267.
Godwin, earl, 25, 26.
Gondomar, 183, 189.
Gordon, duke of, opposes
William III., 252.

lord George, riots,

295.
Goring, 205. Governor of
Portsmouth, 207.
Gourdon, Bertrand de,
wounds Richard I., 58.
Grafton, duke of, deserts
James II., 248.
-, duke of, 290.
Graham's Dyke, 5.
Graham of Claverhouse,
238. (See Dundee.)
-, sir James, home-se-
cretary, 319.
Grand Coûtumier, or Great
Customary, 52.
Grattan, Henry, 296.
Graves, admiral, 293.
Great Britain,

name of

Habeas Corpus, 62, 237.
Hadrian, rampart of, 4.
Hale, sir Edward, collusive
trial of, 246.
Halidown Hill, battle, 80.
Halifax, marquess of, 237.
Opposes Exclusion bill,
239. Sent to prince of
Orange, 248. Speaker of
the peers, ib. Tenders
the crown to William
and Mary, ib. Privy
seal, 251.
Hallelujah victory, 6.
Hamilton, duke of, raises
men in support of Charles
I., 215. Defeated, ib.
Executed, 219.