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William's difficulties in forming a ministry, 808 Settlement of the revenue, 810 Settlement of the Church, 810 Oaths of allegiance and supremacy, 811 The European war breaks out, 811 Devastation of the Palatinate, 812 State of Ireland, 812 Panic among the Englishry, 813 Londonderry and Enniskillen garrisoned, 813 Negotiations with Tyrconnel, 813 James goes to Ireland, 814 Character of the Irish Jacobites, 814 Siege of Londonderry, 815 Wild legislation of the Irish Parliament 815 Its effect on the English Jacobites, 816 Battle of Newton Butler, 816 Character of the Revolution in Scotland, 817 Contrast of the letters from James and William, 818 Highland politics, 819 Dundee in the Highlands, 820 Battle of Killiecrankie, 820 Mackay concludes the war, 821 Factions of the English Parliament, 821 William threatens to leave England, 824 1690  William dissolves Parliament, and undertakes the Irish war, 824 Tory reaction in the new Parliament, 824 Cause of the venality of Parliament, 824 Settlement of the revenue, 825 The Act of Grace, 825 Discovery of a Jacobite plot, 825 Battle of Beachy Head, 826 Battle of the Boyne, 827 James's flight from Ireland,