George IV..
William IV..

Frederick William III. . 1797

Victoria...

Frederick William I.... 1713

1820 Frederick II. (the Great) 1740 Louis Philippe......... 1830 .... 1830 Frederick William II. .. 1786

1837 Frederick William IV.. 1840 Napoleon III. emperor.. 1853)

LIST OF THE ARCHBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY

Burned at Oxford, 1633. William Laud. Translated from London. Beheaded Jan. 10, 1645. The See vacant 14 years.

1533. Thomas Cranmer.
March 21, 1555.
1556. Reginald Pole, Cardinal.
17, 1558.

Ob. Nov.

1660. William Juxon. Translated from Lon

don. Ob. June 4, 1663.

1559. Matthew Parker. Ob. May 17, 1575. 1576. Edmund Grindal. Translated from 1663. Gilbert Sheldon. Translated from Lon

York. Ob. July 6, 1583.

don. Ob. Nov. 9, 1677.

1583. John Whitgift. Translated from Wor- 1678. William Sancroft. Deprived Feb. 1, cester. Ob. Feb. 29, 1604.

1691. Ob. Nov. 24, 1693.

1604. Richard Bancroft. Translated from 1691. John Tillotson. Ob. Nov. 22, 1694. 1694. Thomas Tenison. Translated from Lincoln. Ob. Dec. 14, 1715.

London. Ob. Nov. 2, 1610.

1611. George Abbot. Translated from London.

Ob. Aug. 4, 1633.

1737. John Potter. Translated from Oxford. 1783. John Moore. Translated from Ban

1747. Thomas Herring. Translated from 1805. Charles Manners Sutton.

764 GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF THE HOUSE OF BRUNSWICK.

GENEALOGICAL TABLE OF THE HOUSE OF BRUNSWICK.

GEORGE I. (son of the Duke of Brunswick Luneburg, afterward Elector of Hanover, and Sophia, youngest child of the Elecior Palatine and Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James I.-see p. 368). b. May 23, 1660. d. June 11, 1727. m. Sophia Dorothy of Zelle.

GEORGE IV.
b. Aug. 12, 1762.
d. June 26, 1830.
m. Caroline of
Brunswick.

Princess
Charlotte,
b. Mar. 7, 1796.
d. Nov. 6, 1817.
m. Leopold of
Saxe-Coburg,
now King of
the Belgians
'no surv. issue).

Albert, Prince of Wales, b. Nov. 9, 1841

ABERCROMBIE.

A.

Abercrombie, Sir Ralph, expe-
dition to Holland, 683. To
Egypt, 688. Killed, 689.
Aberdeen, Lord, foreign secre-
tary, 739. Premier, 742, 745.
Abhorrers, 511.
Abingdon, convent, 49.

Earl of, supports Prince
of Orange, 535.
Abjuration, oath of, 575.
Aboukir, battle, 682.

Acre taken by Richard I., 125.
Defended by Sir S. Smith.
683.

Adams, Mr., interview with
George III., 661.
Addington, Mr., prime minis-

INDEX.

Albion, 2.

Albuera, battle, 711.
Alcuin, 35.

Aldhelm, Archbishop, 49.
Aldred, Archbishop of York,
81, 84.
Alençon, Duke of, suitor of
Elizabeth, 334, 336. Duke
of Anjou, 337.

ARTILLERY.

ture, 76. Nobles, 84. No-
bles and prelates depressed
by William I., 85.

Anjou, Duke of, proposed mar-
riage with Elizabeth, 332.
Becomes Henry III., 335.
Duke of (Alençon), Gov-
ernor of the Netherlands,
337.

Alexander II., Pope, assists Annan, battle, 175.
William the Conqueror, 67. Annates, act against, 274.
III., Pope, canonizes Bec-Anne of Bohemia, consort of

ket, 117.

-, Czar, makes peace with
England, 687. With France.
701.

II., Czar, 745.
Alfieri elopes with Pretender's
wife, 622.

Sid-Alfred the Great, at Rome, 40.
Reign, 41-45. Literary
works, 46.

ter, 686, 693. Viscount
mouth (see Sidmouth).
Addison, Secretary, 600.
Adela, daughter of William
the Conqueror, 102.
Adelais of Louvain, consort of
Henry I., 101, 104.
Adelfius, Bishop, 15.
Adjutators, 440.
Adrian IV., Pope, 118.
VI., Pope, 264.

Adurni Portus, 12.
Edelfrid (see Ethelfrith).
Æscevine or Ercemvine, 26.
Eschings or Ashings, 24.
Ethelingay (Athelney), 42.
Aëtius, 13.

African Company, 484.
Aghrim, battle, 553.
Agincourt, battle, 207.
Agreement of the People,
scheme, so called, 446.
Agricola in Britain, 10.
Agriculture in Britain, 14.
Ahmednuggur taken, 746.
Aids (feudal), 132, 141.

-, son of Ethelred, 58, 61.
Algerine pirates suppressed,

724.

Richard II., 195.

of Brittany
Charles VIII., 247.

marries

wife of Richard III.,
poisoned, 234.

of Cleves marries Henry
VIII., 284, 285.

ANNE, Princess, daughter of
James II., 520, 535, 556, 558,
Queen, 573. Reign of, 573-
592.

Annesley, President of the
Council, 475.

Algiers, Dey of chastised by Anselm, Primate, 96, 98, 100.

Blake, 465, 466.

Aliwal, battle, 748.
Allectus, 12.

Alliance, triple, 490.

Grand,

568. Triple, 599. Quadru
ple, 600, 614.

Alma, battle of the, 743.
Almanza, battle, 581.
Almenara, battle, 583.
Alnwick, battle, 121.
Alodial lands, 129.
Alphonso, King of Aragon,

158.

son of Edward I., 158.
Althorp, Lord, Chancellor of
Exchequer, 734, 737. Earl,
737.

Alva, Duke of, 332, 333.
Amelia, Princess, dies, 710.

Aislabie, Chancellor of Exche-American war, 713, 718, 719.

quer, accepts bribes, 603.
Aix-la-Chapelle, treaty of, 490.
Another, 622. Congress of,
724.
Alban, St., martyrdom, 15.
Albany, Duke of, machina-
tions against Robert III., 204.
regent of Scotland, 264.
Albemarle, Duke of (Monk),
engages the Dutch fleet, 486,
487. (See Monk.)
Alberoni, Cardinal, 600.
Albert, Legate, 117.
Albert, Prince, marries Queen
Victoria, 738.
Albiney, William de, 143.

Anson, Commodore, 610, 621,
627.

Antoninus, wall of, 11.
Archangel, passage to, discov-
ered, 312.
Argaum, battle, 746.

Argyle, Earl of, heads the Cov-
enanters, 402, 445, 452, 456,
459, 480.

Earl of, condemned of
treason, 515. Incites Mon-
mouth's invasion, 524.
De-
feated and executed, 527.

Duke of, commander-in-
chief in Scotland, 594, 596.
Arkwright, 751.
Arles, Council of, 15.
Arlington, Lord, 489.
Armada, Invincible, 349. De-
feated, 351.
Armagnacs, 208.
Arminianism, 396.

Armorica, British colony in,
13, 29. Called Bretagne, 29.
Army, Parliamentary, 435,
440, 441.

standing, origin, 479,

Angles (Engle), 20. Site of the,
21. Dialect, 76.
Anglesea, Marquess of, 722.
Anglia, East, 20, 26.
Anglo-mania, French, 672.
Anglo-Norman Constitution,
128. Legislation, 130.
Anglo-Saxon institutions, 71
87. Language, 75. Litera-Artillery first used, 179.

541.
Arnee, battle, 636.
Arran, Earl of, regent of Scot-
land, 287, 288.
Artevelde, Van, 177.
Articles, Forty-two, 300.
Thirty-nine, 320. Altered,
433.