Liége, 176; boundaries of the principality, 273; early history, 279; churches of, enriched by plunder of Chèvremone, 284; Court of Peace, 287; charter of Albert de Cuyck, 288 _et seq._; sympathy with France in the fifteenth century; army of, defeated at Montenac, 300; rules imposed by Charles the Bold, 302; his oppressions, 303, 304; destroyed, 308, 309, 310; recovery of, 313; concessions granted by Mary of Burgundy, 313, 314; relations with Germany, 326; episcopal palace built, 327; objections to a Papal inquisition, 328; Spanish garrison at, 329; magistrates claim right to hold the keys, 330; they usurp the powers of the Bishop, 339; Chiroux and Grignoux factions, 340; mob take the episcopal palace, 350; a citadel built, 351; state of, from 1650 to 1688, 353, 354; study of French literature, 354; revolution of 1789, 357; taken by the French in 1792, 359; welcome to Dumouriez, 359; in favour of union with French Republic, 359; Mirabeau's visit, 359; Cathedral of St. Lambert destroyed, 360, 361; revolution of 1830, 364; Place Verte, 365; Place St. Lambert, 365; Rue Leopold, 365; Pont des Arches, 365; episcopal palace (Palais de Justice), 365, 366; Hôtel de Ville, 367; steel and iron works, 367, 368; bombarded by Marshal Boufflers, 370; taken by the English, 370; modern fortifications, 371 Lille, 227 Lilly the astrologer, 68 Limbourg, Simon de, 289 Lincoln, Bishop of, 31 Lombaerdzyde, 120, 124, 156, 177 Londonderry, 252 Longfellow, quoted, 5, 38, 58 Loove, the, at Bruges, 18 Louis de Bourbon becomes Bishop of Liége, 298, 299; lives at Brussels, 304; is surprised at Tongres by the Liégeois, 305; obtains concessions in favour of the town, 313; is murdered, 316 Louis of Maele, Count of Flanders, 59, 93, 95, 186, 188 Louis of Nassau, 342 Louis of Nevers, 53, 59 Louis XI., 189; encourages the Liégeois to revolt, 300; instigates Charles the Bold against Liége, 310; marches with him to Liége, 307; employs William de la Marck, 314 Louis XIII., 341 Louis XIV., 99, 197; takes Bouillon, 373 Louis XVIII., 226, 227, 230, 231 Louvain, 23; Albert de, 289; capital of old Brabant, 177; inauguration of Dukes of Brabant, 186 _et seq._; University, 211; Séminaire Générale, 211; Collège Philosophique, 236 Luxembourg, 99 Luxembourg, Count of, joins in the War of the Cow, 292, 293 Lyger, 152 Lys, the River, 165, 166 Maele, Louis of, 59, 93, 95 Maestricht, Abbey of, laid waste, 282; siege of, 330 Magna Charta, 183 Maison des Orientaux, 77 Malines, 284 Malmedy, 282 Malplaquet, 371 Mannaert, 114 Manneken of Brussels, 217, 222 Marat, 220 Marbriers, Quai des, 13 Marchand, M., 343, 349 Marché du Vendredi at Ghent, 169 Margaret of Parma, 191