A

America, peace with, i. 185. 359.
ii. 29. 37.97. 119. 126.

ment by a dissolution of par-
liament, iv. 125.
Abolition of the slave trade, iii. 387.
iv. 11. 180. 376. v. 55. 193.384.
vi. 116.157.400.648. 658.
Adam, Mr., duel between him and
Mr. Fox, i. 204. ii. 252.
Addresses, nature and extent of par-
liamentary, to the King, iii. 298.
Additional force bill, vi. 569.
Administration, motion for an ef-
ficient one, ii. 365. 397.
Aids, voluntary, to government, ii.
347. v. 226.
Alien Bill, v. I.

106.

America, impolicy and injustice of
taxing her, i. 28, 29. 42. 53. 89,

52.55.59.63.71.88. 92.95. 102.
112. 114. 118. 120. 126. 135. 160.
171. 185. 206.216. 282. 359. 377.
426. ii. 29. 37.97.

independence, i. 60. 65.

92. 95. 102. 112. 114, 122, 126.
359. 377. 426. ii. 29. 37. 97. 107.

Bourbon, house of, iii. 24. 335. v. 472.

vi. 96. 184. 391. 404. 459. 464.
Boyd, Messrs., terms of the loan

contracted with, vi. 132.
British constitution, ii. 172. 321. iv.
52. 222. 234. 410, 411. 450. 461.
v. 10. 29. 109. 286. 312. 349.391.
vi. 8. 14. 42. 45. 224. 347.
Brunswick, house of, iii. 420. iv. 5.
453.

Brunswick, Duke of, his manifesto,
iv. 447. v. 156.

Buonaparte, vi. 409. 449. 462. 464.
494. 497. 522.

Burgoyne, General, i. 173. 181.351.
Burke, Mr., i. 351. iii. 306. 465. iv.
43. 51. 69. 72. 200. V. 4. 112.
vi. 65. 188.

his plan of economical

reform, i. 222.233.

Mr. Hastings's com-

plaint of words spoken by him in
Westminster Hall, iii. 465.

difference of opinion

between him and Mr. Fox respect-
ing the French Revolution, iv. 32.
separation between

him and Mr. Fox. iv. 200,

C

Camden, Lord, v. 187.

Canada, failure of the expedition
from, i. 120.
Catholic emancipation, see Roman
Catholics.

Charles the First, i. 261.

Charles the Second, reign of, vi. 54.
Chatham, Earl of, i. 45. 206. 315.
374. 396. 425. ii. 321. 342. 344.
V. 225. vi. 68. 159.
Christian religion, iv. 57. 66. 145.

V. 255.257.291, 292. vi. 395.
Church of England, iv. 5, 6. 64. 71.

242.420.

Civil list, arrears of the, i. 74.83.
246. iii. 214. vi. 473.
Clergy, iv. 66. 71.

Coalition of parties, ii. 130. 140, 141.
153.252.319. 346. 352-373-381.

401.
Coalition between Mr. Fox and Lord

North, ii. 122. 130. 140. 142. 155.

252. 346.
Commercial credit, interference of
parliament in support of, v. 91.484.
Committal of the Lord Mayor to the
Tower, for discharging the prin-
ters, i. 8.

Commutation act, iii. 15.
Constitution, British, ii. 172. 321.
iv. 52. 222. 234. 410, 411. 450.
461. v. 10. 29. 109. 286. 312. 349.
391. vi. 8. 14. 42. 45. 224. 347.
Constructive treason, i. 312.
Contraband of war, vi. 428.
Continental connections, i. 189. iii.
331. vi. 534. 537.621.

1

Contractor, and the minister, mutual
obligation between the, i. 139.
Contractors for government, impro-
priety of their sitting in the House
of Commons, i. 139. ii. 35.
Corn regulation bill, iv. 179.
Corn, high price of, v. 505. vi. 405.
Cornwallis, Earl, ii. 209. 298.
Corporation and test acts, iii. 310.
iv. 1. 55. 147. 241. 418. 459.
Corsica, v. 323.338.

Criminal justice, administration of,
i. 3.

Criminal law of Scotland, v. 218.
Crown, influence of the, i. 79. 224.
243. 258. ii. 176. 345.

D

Debating societies, iv. 461.
Defence of the country, Mr. Fox's
Delegates, petition of the, for a re-
motion on the, vi. 551.
dress of grievances, i. 332.
Dissenters, protestant, iii. 316. iv. 4.

60.
Divorce Bill, Williams's, ii. 163.
Dock Yards, motion for fortifying
the, iii. 198.

Dumourier, General, v. 199. 379.
Dramatic exhibitions, utility of, i. 81.

E

East India affairs, i. 90. 251. ii. 106.

187. 192. 196. ili. 110. 173. 239.
iv. 102. 139. 270. 302. 370. v. 64.