Sharp proposed the indulging

some ministers that did not

conform
278
Propositions for the union of
the two kingdoms 279
The king gave orders for the
indulgence
281
This complained of as against
law
283

A parliament in Scotland 284
The supremacy carried very
high
ibid.
An act for the county militia
285

Burnet turned out, and Leigh-
toun made archbishop of
Glasgow
286
The state I found things in at
Glasgow
287

A committee of council sent
288

round the west

.1670.

matter

Instructions for an accommo-
dation
289
Leightoun's advice to his clergy
ibid.
A conference between Leigh-
toun and some presbyterians
290
New severities against conven-
ticles
292
The presbyterians resolved to
reject the offers made them
293
Some conferences upon that
subject
295
At last they refused to accept
of the concessions 296
Censures passed upon this whole
297

1671.