CONTENTS
| CHAPTER XI. | |
| PAGE. | |
| William and Mary proclaimed in London | 13 |
| Rejoicings throughout England; Rejoicings in Holland | 14 |
| Discontent of the Clergy and of the Army | 15 |
| Reaction of Public Feeling | 17 |
| Temper of the Tories | 18 |
| Temper of the Whigs | 21 |
| Ministerial Arrangements | 23 |
| William his own Minister for Foreign Affairs | 24 |
| Danby | 25 |
| Halifax | 26 |
| Nottingham | 27 |
| Shrewsbury; The Board of Admiralty | 29 |
| The Board of Treasury; The Great Seal | 30 |
| The Judges | 31 |
| The Household | 32 |
| Subordinate Appointments | 34 |
| The Convention turned into a Parliament | 35 |
| The Members of the Two Houses required to take the Oaths | 39 |
| Questions relating to the Revenue | 41 |
| Abolition of the Hearth Money | 43 |
| Repayment of the Expenses of the United Provinces; Mutiny at Ipswich | 45 |
| The first Mutiny Bill | 49 |
| Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act | 53 |
| Unpopularity of William | 54 |
| Popularity of Mary | 57 |
| The Court removed from Whitehall to Hampton Court | 60 |
