Brienne, Comte de, Duke of Athens, slain, 128
Broderick, Commodore, arrived at Gibraltar, 276
Burgues, noble family of Majorca, 108; arms, 157; title given, 193
Burgundy, Duke of, founded a principality in the Morea, 128, 129
Butler, Captain H.M.S. _Dunkirk_, sent to capture Fornells, 248
Byng, Admiral Sir George, sent to the Mediterranean to hinder Spanish designs on Sicily, 254; at Port Mahon and Naples, 255; chased the Spanish fleet, 256; victory off Cape Passaro, 257; visited Count Mercy, 258, 259; at Genoa, 260; success of all his measures, 262; created Viscount Torrington, 262
Byng, Admiral John, sent to relieve Minorca, 273; with his father off Cape Passaro, 273; at Gibraltar, 273; off Minorca, 274; his fleet, 274; evaded an action, 275; his court martial, 277; executed, 279
Cambrils, Jayme’s fleet assembled at, 13, 285
Cammock, Irish renegade, Spanish rear-admiral, 256
Camprodon, François, architect of the Almudaina at Palma, 111
Canet, fight for the water-supply, 27, 29; country house of the Torrellas, 27, 28; fayence factory at, 200; noble family of Majorca, viscounts, 108
_Captain_, H.M.S., in Sir G. Byng’s action, 257; in Byng’s fleet off Minorca, 274
Carbonell, his story not to be believed, 234, 235
Carlos (_see_ Viana, Prince of; _see_ Charles), 167
Caro, noble family of Majorca, 108, 201. _See_ Romana.
Carob-trees, area covered by, in Majorca, 213
Carroz, Don Francisco, in command of the expedition to restore order in Majorca, 184
Cartailhac, M., on prehistoric remains in Minorca, 221
Carthaginians in Minorca (_see_ Mago), 225; founded Port Mahon, 227
Catalan language, 4; King Jayme’s Journal written in, 11; Chronicle of Muntaner, 55; dialect in Majorca, 214
Catalans army, conquest of Majorca by, 26; naval power, 59; victory, 66; crossbowmen, 86, 87; naval victories, 85, 86; Company in the east (_see_ Company); as navigators, 170, 172; Portolani, 172; abandoned by Treaty of Utrecht, 251; grief of the Archduke Charles at their treatment, 252
Catania, granted to Prince Fernando, 128, 129; death of Isabel of Andria at, 130
Caves, description of the Cueva del Drachs, 35, 36; Cueva de Arta, fugitives in, 37; in Minorca, 221
_Centaur_, H.M.S., Captain Markham, 283; chases Spanish frigates, 285; on coast of Catalonia, 285, 286; capture of French frigates, 287; off Brest, 288