De Foe. Marlborough run down. Twelve Peers created. Rochester, the Queen's Uncle dies. Exclamation of Louis XIV. Dis- Author's "Abridgment." Letter to Dissenters. Parliament. Steele's "Crisis," and "Englishman." ford's sentence. Convocation censure Dr. Clarke. submission. Qualified. Voltaire. Schism-Bill. Debate. Lord Wharton. Author's" Queries." Dissenters' consultations. Princess Sophia dies. Bolingbroke supplants Oxford. Dis- Hints relating both to public and private matters, in the reign of King George I. 293-494. Queen Anne dies. Day of the Schism Act. Coincidence noticed. Schism Act described. Attempt of the Long Par- Addresses. Bolingbroke displaced. Reward for securing the Pretender. King's arrival. Eclipse. Bolingbroke, &c. impeached. Meeting-houses hunting. Louis XIV. dies. Swift on Louis and Queen Ca- Habeas Corpus suspended. Der- at Preston. English conspirators secured. Dissenters all loyal. Prisoners brought to London in triumph. Nobility and Pretender in Scotland. Bolingbroke's account. Parlia- His fine character. Lord Nithsdale's escape. Lady Niths- King goes abroad. Chandler's sight of him. Parson Paul Hoadley on the Kingdom of Christ. Author's "Defence." Locke on Non- Author at Hampton Court. Noticed by the King. Bishop among the Dissenters. Test on the Trinity. Mr. Peirce. Heats among Dissenters continued. Assembly at Exeter. Pamphlets. Dr. Morgan. North of Ireland. Theological Author's new meeting-house. His sermons on the Trinity. Newton's "Letter." Lord King's "Life of Locke." Quar- terly Review. Emlyn. Dedication. Alcuin. Charlemagne. Directions to Archbishops and Bishops. Author's audience. Influence in elections. Interview with the Royal Family. Royal bounty. Walpole. A noble Dean's project of persecution. Honourably resisted. Another Synod of Belfast. Plague con- tinues in France. Proposed barracks for pest-houses. New Par- liament. Riotous doings. Proclamation against reputed Papists. Tax on Papists. Atterbury seized. His trial and defence. Lord Origin of Regium Donum. Dr. Mayo. Dr. Price. Corpora- tion and Test Acts repealed. A declaration of Christianity Haliday. ner. Abernethy. Synod at Dungannon. Trial of Mr. Nevin. CHAPTER X. Hints relating both to public and private matters, in the Acherley's "Britannic Accession of George II. Ministers address the King and Bennett. Earle. His Gaol. Committee. Oglethorpe. Thomson. Dauphin. APPENDIX. No. 1. Rev. J. Ollyffe to Rev. W. Tong. 537-540 No. 2. Diploma for a doctorate from Edinburgh. 540 |