his financial difficulties, [67];
puts down a mutiny, [68];
opposes the Irish Cattle Bills, [69]-[80];
his precautions during war, [82], [83];
suffers from Clarendon’s fall, [85];
recalled, [87];
his opinion of Buckingham, Orrery and others, [87];
active against Tories, [90]-[92];
abortive attempts to impeach him, [96], [97];
attempt to kidnap him, [101];