...over wiA the Prince of Orange, and was very Inftrumental in the RE VOL UTIO N of Scotland, and own'd as Earl of Argyle by the Parliament, before they took...the Claim of Right, was declar'd to be a Reproach to Atatim. G g His His Lordfhip was fent from the Nobility, with Two others, from the Barons and Boroughs,...

...Prince Chief in °f Orange, and was very Inftrumental in the ReSpain. volution of Scotland, and own'd as Earl of Argyle by the Parliament, .before they...Right was declar'd to be a Reproach to the Nation. His LordIhip was fent from the Nobility, with two others from the Barons and Boroughs, to offer the Crown...

...with him at Torbay, and very much promoted the revolution in Scotland ; he was owned as earl of Argyll by the parliament before they took off the attainder...againft his father, which, by the claim of right, •was declared to be a fcandal on the juftice of the nation. '1 his earl was fent from the nobility to London,...

...— Elizabeth died unmarried. (ift Duke.) ARCHIBALD, the eldeft, was acknowledged as Earl of Argyl by the parliament before they took off the attainder againft his father, and created Duke of Argyl in June, 1701. He married Elizabeth, daughter to Sir Lionel Talmafh of Helmingham,...

...Archibald, ninth Earl of Argyll, who differed for rebellion in 1685) was acknowledged as Earl of Argyll by the parliament, before they took off the attainder againft his father, and created Duke of Argyll in June, 1701. He married Eli2abeth, daughter of Sir Lionel Tolmath, of...

...Arehibald, ninth earl of Argyll, who fuffered for rebellion in 1685/ was acknowledged as earl of Argyll by the parliament, before they took off' the attainder againft his father, and ereated duke of Argyll June 23, 1701. He married Eli2abeth, daughter of iir Lionel Tahnafh, of...