yland, 189, 192;
convicted of high crimes, escapes to Virginia, goes to England,
192;
expels Calvert from Maryland and usurps government, 205;
one of commissioners for reducing Virginia, 216;
assists Bennet in reducing Maryland, 222;
authorized to make discoveries, 225;
with Bennet seizes government of Maryland, 230;
displaced from office of secretary, 254;
burgess, 281;
member of court-martial, 315;
genealogy, 324.

Cohees, 424.

Coin, current, 350, 444.

Collectors, 351, 354.

College of William and Mary, 345-47, 361-64, 376, 437.

College, Hampden Sidney, founded, 677.

College, Washington, founded, 677.

Commencement at William and Mary, 361.

Commissary, his power, 374.

Committee of correspondence, 570.

Committee of safety, 624.

Commonwealth of England, 212.

Company, Virginia, 175.

Congress meets at Philadelphia, 579, 618.

Constitution of Virginia, 648.

Convention troops quartered near Charlottesville, 694;
removed, 708.

Convention called by Bacon, 300.

Convention meets at Williamsburg, 575;
second, meets at Richmond, 599, 624;
meets at Williamsburg, 644;
proceedings of, 644-48;
instructs delegates in congress to propose independence, 646.

Convicts, 269.

Convocation, 368, 400.

Corbin, Colonel G., member of council, 610.

Corbin, G., Jr., member of council, 610.

Corbin, Henry, 264.

Corbin, Colonel Richard, deputy receiver-general, 611.

Corbin, John Tayloe, 645.

Cornstalk, Indian chief, 585, 587, 589.

Cornwallis, Lord, invades Virginia, 726;
pursues La Fayette, 728;
marches to Point of Fork, 729;
commits devastations, 733;
retires to lower country, 735;
pursued by La Fayette, 735;
fortifies Yorktown, is besieged and capitulates, 742-45.

Correspondence, committee of, 570.

Council, 351.

Counties, 190.

Court of claims, 351;
county courts, 352;
general court, 352;
courts closed, 620.

Cromwell, Oliver, dissolves Long Parliament, 225;
declared Protector, 225;
his tolerant views, 231;
letters, 230-31;
death, 240;
Virginia during his protectorate, 242.

Cromwell, Richard, succeeds