Sunderland, earl of, secre-
tary, 237. Advocates
the Exclusion bill, 239.
Supremacy, Act of, 135.
Surrey, earl of, minister
of Henry VIII., 122.
Defeats the Scots at
Flodden, 124. Lands at
Calais, 127. (See Nor-
folk).

earl of (son of Nor-
folk), executed, 143.
Surajah Dowlah, 285.
Sussex, earl of, 167.
Sweyn of Denmark, 22.
--, son of Canute, 25.

son of Godwin, 26.
Swift, attacks Wood's half-
pence, 274.
Sydenham, proposes Crom-
well's protectorate, 224.

T.

Talavera, battle, 307.
"Talents," party so called,
in office, 305.
Tallages, 53.
Tallard, marshal, 264.
Tangiers, dowry of Cathe-

rine of Braganza, 231.
Tea duties, American, 290.
Ships, how treated in
America, ib.
Teignmouth burnt, 253.
Temple, sir William, forms

the Triple Alliance, 234.
Plans a new privy coun-
cil, 237.
Tenants in capite, 51.
Number of, ib.
Tenchebray, battle, 37.
Test Act, 231, 235.

and Corporation Acts
repealed, 314.
Tewkesbury, battle, 108.
Thanes, 19.
Thanet, isle of, 10.
Thelwall, prosecution of,

Tilsit, peace of, 306.
Toleration Act, 251.
Tone, Theobald Wolfe,
302.

Tonnage and poundage,
what, 95.
Tories, name, 238. Sup-

port William III., 252.
Torres Vedras, lines of,

307.
Torrington, earl of, at

Beachy Head, 253.
Tosti, son of Godwin, 26,
27.

Toulon, siege of, 266. Oc-

cupied by English 301.
Toulouse, battle of, 309.
Tourville, 253, 254.
Townshend, lord, dis-
missed, 273. President
of the council, 274. Se-
cretary, ib.

Charles, chancellor
of exchequer, 290. Ame-
rican taxes, ib. Death,
ib.

Towton, battle, 105.
Tracy, William de, 45.
Trade, 327.
Trafalgar, battle, 304.
Treason, high, law of, 85.
Amended, 255.
Treasurer, lord high, office
extinguished, 272.
Tredings (ridings), 19.
Tresham, Francis, joins
Gunpowder Plot, 184.
Trevor, sir John, speaker,
expelled, 255.
Triennial Act bill, passed,
255. Repealed, 273.
Trimmers, party of, 246.
Trinity College, Cambridge,
founded, 142.
Trinobantes, 2.
Tromp, admiral, combats
with Blake, 223.
bravado, ib. Killed,
ib.
Troyes, treaty of, 94.
Tudor, sir Owen, 95.

His

house of, 115.
Tunis, dey of, chastised by
Blake, 224.
Turks declare war, 305.
Tyler, Wat, 86. Slain by
Walworth, ib.
Tyndale's New Testament,
131.

Tyrconnel, earl of (Talbot),
246. Violence in Ire-

land, 252.
James II., ib.

Supports

Valentia, 5.
Valentine holds the speaker
in the chair, 197.
Vane, sir H., an Inde-
pendent, 212. Excepted
from indemnity, 229.
Trial, ib. Execution, ib.
Vansittart, Mr., chancellor
of the exchequer, 308.
Varangians, 31.
Vassalage, Scotch, 36, 49.
Sold by Richard I., 57.
Vassals, condition of, 50.
Vaudois, the, supported by
Cromwell, 225.
Venables, admiral, 224.
Vendôme, marshal duke
de, 266.

Vere, earl of Oxford, go.
verns Richard II., 87.
Vere, sir Horace, defends
the Palatinate, 189.
Vernon, admiral, takes
Porto Bello, 277.
Versailles, treaty, 282.
Peace of, 294.
Verulamium taken by
Cæsar, 2.
Vicar-general, Cromwell
appointed, 137.
Victor Emmanuel, 326.
Victor, marshal, 307.

Killed at Wakefield, 103. Zutphen, battle, 174.
York, Edward, duke of Zuylestein, 247, 251.
(Edward IV.), gains the

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