Spies and false witnesses 133 Trial and execution of Oliver Plunket 134 Ormonde's opinion of the witnesses 139 Castlehaven's Memoirs 140 Ormonde and Anglesey 141 Tories--O'Hanlon and Power 143 Attack on the Settlement 144 Court of Grace 145 Death of Charles II. 147 CHAPTER XLVIII CLARENDON AND TYRCONNEL, 1685-1686 Accession of James II. 148 Purging the army--Tyrconnel 149 Clarendon made Lord Lieutenant 150 His journey to Ireland 151 Tyrconnel goes to London 152 Irish and French Protestant refugees 153 Judges dismissed 154 A new Privy Council 156 Tyrconnel returns as Commander-in-Chief 157 Catherine Sedley in Ireland 157 Drastic changes in the army 158 Hard cases 159 Tory Hamilton's case 160 Tyrconnel summoned to London 162 'Lillibullero' 164 Clarendon leaves Ireland 165 CHAPTER XLIX GOVERNMENT OF TYRCONNEL, 1687-1688 Tyrconnel made Lord Deputy 167 The Coventry letter 168 The Land Settlement threatened 169 Protestant corporations attacked 170 The _Quo Warrantos_ 172 Panic among the Protestants 173 Lord Chancellor Porter dismissed 174 Succeeded by Fitton 175 Judges, magistrates, and sheriffs 176 Rice and Nugent in London 177 Declaration of Indulgence 178 Tyrconnel multiplies commissions 179 Irish soldiers in England 180 Fresh regiments raised 181 Death and character of Ormonde 182 Disturbed state of society--Leinster 184 Southwell's case 186 William's overtures to Tyrconnel 187 Panic in Ulster--Lord Mountjoy 188 Gates of Londonderry shut 190