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   Battle of Banrty Bay   Herbert
  1st May Banrty Bay   An inconclusive naval skirmish off the coast of Ireland with the French
   Battle of Cromdale   Cannon, Alexander
  1st May Cromdale   The Jacobite Army was broken up at Dunkeld & its remnants defeated at Cromdale
   Battle of Dunbar   Cannon, Alexander
  21st Aug Dunbar   Marches towards Perth but checked at Dunkeld
   Battle of Dunkeld   James II
  21st Aug Dunkeld   The Jacobite rising is checked at Dunkeld on its way to Perth
   Battle of Killiecranki   Graham, John
  27th July Killiecranki   Leads the Jacobite forces to victory but is killed in battle
   Battle of Killiecranki   MacKay, Hugh
  27th July Killiecranki   Leads a Williamite army but is defeated in battle
   Bill of Rights   Mary II
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not punish members of either House of Parliament for anything said during debates, require excessive bail or inflict cruel or unusual punishments
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not raise a standing army during peacetime without parliamentary consent, deny the right to bear arms to Protestant subjects or unduly interfere with parliamentary elections
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not suspend laws passed by Parliament, levy taxes without parliamentary consent or infringe the right to petition
   Bishop of Worcester   Stillingfleet, Edward
   Worcester   Appointed Bishop of Worcester
   Claim Right   Anne
  11th April   The Scottish   Estates pass the Claim of Right making Anne succeeed William & Mary
   Commander   Cannon, Alexander
     Takes over Jacobite leadership after the death of Viscount Dundee
   Constitution   Mary II
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not punish members of either House of Parliament for anything said during debates, require excessive bail or inflict cruel or unusual punishments
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not raise a standing army during peacetime without parliamentary consent, deny the right to bear arms to Protestant subjects or unduly interfere with parliamentary elections
     The Bill of Rights declares that the Sovereign could not suspend laws passed by Parliament, levy taxes without parliamentary consent or infringe the right to petition
   Constitution   Somers
     Helps draft the Declaration of Rights
   Constitution   William III
     The monarchy must abide by the consent of Parliament & not suspend its laws
     William III & Mary II are made joint monarchs
     William & Mary accept the Declaration of Rights
   Coronation   Mary II
  4th Nov Westminster Abbey   Crowned jointly with William III, Queen of England  , Scotland   & Ireland
  4th Nov Westminster Abbey   Normally, the Archbishop of Canterbury performs coronations, but the Archbishop at the time, William Sancroft, although an Anglican, refused to recognise the validity of James II's removal
   Coronation   William III
  21st April Westminster Abbey   Crowned jointly with Mary II as monarchs over England  , Scotland   & Ireland
   Death   Graham, John
  27th July Killiecranki   Death of John Graham, killed at the battle of Killiecranki
   Declaration of Rights   Anne
     The Declaration of Rights , if there are no heirs to William & Mary Anne will succeed
   Declaration of Rights   William III
   London   Ends the interregnum after James II had quit the throne
   Declaration of War   William III
  7th May   Declares war on France  
  7th May   Provoked by Louis XIV's expedition in support of James II in Ireland
   Election   Somers
     Elected Member of Parliament
   Grand Alliance   William III
     AnAlliance of England  , the United Provinces, Austria   & Savoy against the French
   Legislation   Anne
  11th April   The Scottish   Estates pass the Claim of Right making Anne succeeed William & Mary
   Lord Chamberlain   Sackville, Charles
     Appointed Lord Chamberlain
   Lord Chief Justice   Holt, John
     Appointed Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench
   Lord President   Osbourne, Thomas
     Appointed Lord President of the Council & virtually becomes Prime Minister
   Parliament   William III
  22nd Jan London   1st meeting of the Convention Parliament
   Peerage   Churchill, John
   London   Created Earl of Marlborough
   Privy Council   Churchill, John
   London   Appointed Privy Councillor
   Privy Council   Sackville, Charles
     Appointed Privy Councilor
   Reform   William III
     The monarchy must abide by the consent of Parliament & not suspend its laws
   Secretary of State   Talbot
     Appointed Secretary of State
   Siege of Londonerry   James II
  1st Aug Londonerry   A 15 week siege of Londonerry by James II's Irish -French army ends in failure
   Siege of Perth   Cannon, Alexander
   Aug Perth   Leads a Jacobite siege of Perth
   Succession   Anne
     Declaration of Right passes through Parliament
     The Declaration of Rights , if there are no heirs to William & Mary Anne will succeed
  11th April   The Scottish   Estates pass the Claim of Right making Anne succeeed William & Mary
   Succession   Cavendish, William
   London   Supports the deposition of James II & thesuccession of William of Orange
   Succession   James II
   Mar   Lands in Ireland with the support of Louis XIV
  3rd April Dublin   Acknowledged King by an Irish Parliament
  3rd April London   Succeeds as King of England  
   Succession   Mary II
  11th April   Succeeds as Queen of Scots   (as Mary II of Scotland  )
  11th May   William and Mary are offered the separate Scottish   Crown (the two kingdoms were not united until the Acts of Union in 1707); they accept on 11 May
  4th Nov Westminster Abbey   The Convention of the Estates of Scotland   - which was much more divided than the English   Parliament - finally declares that James is no longer King of Scotland  
   Succession   Osbourne, Thomas
     Signs the invitation to William of Orange to succeed to the throne
   Succession   William III
   London   Succeeds as King of England  , offered the crown by Parliament
  23rd Feb London   Final day of the Interregnum
   Treaty of Vienna   William III
  12th May Vienna   A grandAlliance against France   is formed

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