(1715.) At the Play――Flight of Ormond――Sacheverel――Politics in the Pulpit――Calumny against Sacheverel――Danger in the Distance――Flight of Bolingbroke――Bolingbroke Pamphlets――Bolingbroke’s Character――Politics in Livery――Satire――Flying Reports――Decree in the ‘Gazette’――The Lash――The Pillory――A Harmless Jacobite 33 CHAPTER IV. (1715.) Politics in the Army――Lieutenant Kynaston――Jacobite Plotters――False Accuser――The Military Board――The Lieutenant disposed of――Captain Paul――Arrest of Members of Parliament――Harvey, of Combe――Sir William Wyndham――Search for Papers――Wyndham’s Escape――Dramatic Courtesy――Uncourteous Interview――A General Stir 50 CHAPTER V. (1715.) Pamphleteering――General Confusion――Jacobite Mobs――Rioting――Ballad-Singers――Political Songs――Arrests――In the Park――Invasion Imminent――Sound of Shot――Afloat on the Thames――The Horse Guards――The Chevalier de St. George――The King’s Speech――Preachers Awake――A Famous Sermon――Satirical Art――Mischievous Sermons――A Sound of Alarm――Jacobite Agents――Arrests――Popular Feeling 66 CHAPTER VI. (1715.) Camp and Pulpit――Popular Slogan――Perilous Anniversaries――Popular Demonstrations――News from the North――Reports from Scotland――Further Intelligence――News from Preston――Jacobite Fury――Street Fighting――The Prisoners from Preston――Tyburn Tree――Jacobite Captains――Drawing near London――Highgate to London――Arrival in Town――The Jacobite Chaplain――Lady Cowper’s Testimony――Jacobite Reports 89 CHAPTER VII. (1715-16.) The Chevalier in Scotland――The Chevalier out of Scotland――Cost of living in Newgate――Inside Newgate――Visitors to Newgate――Sorting the Prisoners――Extortion――Dissensions――Jacobite Patten――Hanoverian Patten――Addison’s Satire――Lack of Charity――Whig Liberality――Whig and Jacobite Ladies――Matthew Prior――Royalty on the Ice――Impeachment of the Rebel Lords――Character of King George――From the Tower to Westminster――The Drum Ecclesiastic――Muscular Christians――Charles I., King and Saint――The Rebel Peers――Solemn Politeness――Derwentwater’s Plea――Widdrington’s Reply――Appeal for Mercy――Nithsdale’s Apology――Carnwath and Kenmure――Nairn’s Explanation――The Lord High Steward――Conclusion――Lord Cowper’s Speech 109 CHAPTER VIII. (1716.)