Parliament, Debates on Oaths of Allegiance, 88 Bill for Repealing Corporation Act, 92 Coronation Oath, 97 Comprehension Bill, 101–107 Requests William to Summon Convocation, 107 Comprehension Bill dropped, 107 Passes Toleration Act, 114 Excitement at Election of New Parliament, 156 In 1698 passes Act against anyone Denying the Doctrine of the Trinity, 225 Repealed in 1813, 226 Passes Bill against Roman Catholics, 245 Succession Bill, 250 Abjuration Bill, 256 Patrick, Dr. Simon, receives Tidings of William’s Intention to come to England, 13 Visited by Tenison and Lloyd, 58 An Ecclesiastical Commissioner, 127, 128 Made Bishop of Chichester, 300 Translated to Ely, 300 His Writings, 301 His Character, 308 Discipline Exercised by, 322 His _Century of Select Psalms_, 324 Deplores Carelessness in Religion, 333 His Letter to the Rector of Dodington, 418, note Payne, William, 439 Pelham, Sir Nicholas, 160 Penn, William, 71, 114, 457 Pepys, Samuel, 392, 393 Petiver, 309 Phillips, Sir John, 367 Plunkenet, 309 Pool, his _Annotations_, 176 Portland, Earl of, 122, 295 Powle, 74 Prayers for King James ascribed to Nonjurors, 157 Authorship Denied by them, 158 Attributed to Hickes, Kettlewell, or Sherlock, _ib._ Presbyterians, their Hopes in William III., 10 Their Meeting with Independents, 60 Advocates of Comprehension, 110 Present an Address of Condolence to William on the Death of Mary, 200 Their Political Views, 257 Their Places of Worship, 401 Ordinations, 405 Synods, 407 Attempts at Union with Independents, 420 Lord Mayors, 429–431 Difference between Independents and Presbyterians, 436 Preston, Richard Graham, Viscount, Head of the Jacobite Conspiracy, 167 Tried and Convicted, _ib._ Pardoned, 167 Psalms, Prayer-book Version, 126 Other Versions, 324, 325 Pullin, 234 Quakers, 114, 398 Advocates of Toleration, 116 Protected by Toleration Act, 120 Special Provision for their Relief, 121 Their Political Views, 258 Attempts to Convert them, 368 Benefited by the Revolution, 456 Their Leaders, 456 Self-government, 457 Mysticism, 458 Rapin-Thoyras, 35–36 Ray, 309 Reresby, Sir John, 97 Richard I., 206, 207 Robartes, Francis, 30, note Rochester, Earl of, 140 Roman Catholics, Bill against them, 245 Their Political Views, 259 Attempts to Convert them, 368 Rooke, Sir George, 366 Rookwood, 241 Rosse, a Nonjuror, 376 Roussel, a French Protestant Minister, 145 Russell, Lady Rachel, 186 Russell, Lord William, 152, 252 Ryswick, Peace of, 242, 244 Sacheverel, 107, note