mons, p. 303. His Answer to the Lords and Order to read the Declaration for Liberty of Con- Order of the Peers, p. 294. For the Quartering of Ormond (Duke of) recall'd from Ireland, p. 53. P. Papifts rejoice at the Prince of Orange's meeting with Parliament gives King James a great deal of Money, p. 12. Is furpriz'd at his Speech, p. 41, Is Prorogued, p. 47. Is diffolv'd, p. 127. De- Popish Judges, Deputy-Lieutenants, &c. p. 126. Prince of Orange. See Orange. Prince of Wales. See Wales. Prince George. See George. Princefs of Denmark retires from Court, p. 163, 255. Proclamation for Liberty of Confcience in Scot- land, p. 51. To regulate the Prefs, p. 135. Recalling the English and Scotch from Holland, P. 145. Against the Prince of Orange, p, 205, Q. Queen (King James's) is faid to be with Child. R. Revolution, Preparations towards it, p. 188. Ac- Rifings in feveral Counties, p. 252. Sharp (Dr.) Proceedings against him. His Cha- racter, p. 77. His Petition, p. 78. He is suspend- Skelton his Advices to King James, p. 27, 193. Committed to the Tower, p. 200. Skirmish at Wincaunton, p. 250.. Sommerfet (Duke of) bis Difgrace, p. 125. His Talbot (Colonel) new-models the Army, p. 55. Tennifon (Dr.) bis Piety and Charity. He founds Treby (Sir George) bis Speech to the Prince of Orange, p. 298. Tyrconnel. See Talbot. W. Wales, (Titular Prince of) born, p. 164. His He is named James, Extraordinary Coun cil held about him, p. 212. Depofitions in bis Favour, p. 213. Is convey'd into France, p.265. Writs for the Meeting of a Parliament ftopt, p. 206. The Appendix. THE Earl of Sunderland's Letter in Juftifios- A Speech made by a Member of the Convention in FINIS. Books Black Boy in Fleet Street. I. 'T Τ HE Works of the Learned and Valiant Jofephus epitomiz'd from the Greek Original, and the Hiftory preferved in what is material and fubftantial, only by contracting Things of leffer Moment, digesting the Matter closer, and avoiding useless Repetitions. To which is added Jofephus Two Books against Appihis Rule of Reason, or the Martyrdom of the Macchabees; and the Embaffie of Philo Judeus to the Emperor Caligula. The Second Edition. on; 2. The Second Edition of the History of England faithfully extracted from Authentick Records, approved Manufcripts, and the most celebrated Hiftories of this Kingdom in all Languages, whether Ecclefiaftical or Civil. With the Effigies of all the Kings and Queens of England, from the Norman Race, to the present time; curiously engraven on Copper Plates, from Original Medals and Pictures. In Two Volums. The whole corrected, with the Addition of the Foundation and Order of the several Religious Houses in England, as they hapned in each King's Reign. 3. The 3. The Turkish History, comprehending the Origin of that Nation, and the Growth of the Ottoman Empire. With the Lives and Conquefts of their feveral Kings and Emperors. Written by Mr. Knowles, and continued by Sir Paul Rycant to 1699. by Mr. Savage. Revifed and Approved by the late Sir Paul Rycant, adorned with Copper Plates. 4. A Compleat Hiftory of the Empire of Germany, from its Origin to this Time, Comprehending the Lives aad Reigns of all its Emperors, the refpective Histories of the Electorates, &c. and the Ancient and Prefent State both of the Empire, and all its Dependencies. Extracted from the beft Authors, and private Memoirs by Mr. Savage. To which are added, A new and exa& Map of Germany, by Mr. Moll, and the Effigies of the Emperors, curiously engraven on Copper Plates from Original Medals. In Two Volumes, the like not Extant in any Language: London. |