The event that was not a result of the Glorious Revolution is "the overthrow of William of Orange."
The Glorious Revolution (1688) actually involved the overthrow of King James II of England and the ascension of William of Orange and his wife Mary II to the throne. Therefore, the statement regarding the overthrow of William of Orange is incorrect.
The other options, including the arrest of Sir Edmund Andros, the writings of Locke and Hobbes, and the lack of legal foundations for the existence of Massachusetts and Plymouth, were indeed influenced by the events surrounding the Glorious Revolution.