McNeil. Fire at1:11
see index
-
Midwife. Murderous one1:37
-
Massachusetts Bay Petition of against the act's Imposing Duties
&c in which they shew[ show]that the Importation of Foreign Mollasses[ Molasses]a very Important Thing1:38
-
Mobs One about an Excise Man1:41
-
Frost bitten person's Receipe[ Recipe]for1:10
-
Funerals New Mode of commended1:11
-
Frugality. More yet to be done in the way of1:Ibid
Fire at Doctor Harlows1:22
see index
-
Fire Terrible One at Boston1:586
-
Foster Jedidiah a Dialogue on him1:618
-
Farmer. His Letters.1:781-1:784
-
-
Herb said to turn things into Gold Page1:10
-
Hews Samuel Death &c1:18
Harlow Doctor[ Eleazer Harlow]Fire at1:22
see index
-
Halifax Earl of[ George Montagu-Dunk], action against him & Beardmore[ Arthur Beardmore]
1:42
-
Ditto
-
Hancock[ Thomas Hancock]Donation accepted1:49
-
Minority Mouldering away1:42
-
Mob'd[ Mobbed]Bute[ John Stuart]
1:46
-
Mulvany[ Patrick Mulvaney]convicted Ibid1:47
Montreal. Great Fire at.1:108
see index
-
Merservey Mr Stamp officer for New Hampshire1:109
-
Merservey Mr Petition1:460
-
vide Answer to it1:Ibid.
-
Barnard Governor[ Sir Francis Bernard]Message Justifies the Making Provisions for the Kings Troops1:596
-
Barnard Governor[ Sir Francis Bernard]Message to the House about Palliser[ Hugh Pallisers]Charge1:601
-
Barnard Governor[ Sir Francis Bernard]Speech to the General Court1:658.vide it Ridicul'd[ Ridiculed]
1:659
Barbadoes a Great Fire at1:435.
1:444.
1:591
see index
-
Buffoon Character of one1:440
-
Blair Reverend Ordain'd[ Ordained]
1:539
-
Boston Terrible Fire at1:586
Boston Terrible Fire at1:586
see index
-
Bishop One sent to Canada a Arrives1:467Wrong Step1:650
-
Bishop [down arrow] Upon some account useful1:Ibid
-
Boston Town of, Regulations about oeconomy[ economy]&c1:748
-
Funerals New Mode of commended1:11
-
Frugality. More yet to be done in the way of1:Ibid
-
Fire at Doctor Harlows1:22
Fire Terrible One at Boston1:586
see index
-
Representatives House of Virginia Their
Address to the King, praying him not to extend the Statute of Harry
8th to America2:540
-
Reformation in Eng- land[ England], how it first began2:107.
-
Russia War. &c2:667
Rioters in St. George's Field Fired upon by the Soldiers, and
Several Person's Killed2:180
see index
-
Trethocik[ Barlow Trecothick], his Speech to the Livery of London2:120
-
Trethocik[ Barlow Trecothick], Queries relating to him2:Ibid.
-
Taxes great that the Colonies pays to Great Britian in the way of Commerce2:328.
Troops, Fire on the mob in England, and kill Several at the
same Time they Murder Young Allen, but are afterwards thank'd[ thanked]by[ Lord]Barrington2:180
2:188.
see index
-
[parallels] Tea Act, The Independan- cy[ Independency]of Governors, Judges, &c, arri- ses[ arises], altogether from the duty on Tea, they can be paid no other way2:21,& Margin
-
-
-
Trethocik[ Barlow Trecothick], his Speech to the Livery of London2:120
-
Trethocik[ Barlow Trecothick], Queries relating to him2:Ibid.
-
Taxes great that the Colonies pays to Great Britian in the way of Commerce2:328.
Troops, Fire on the mob in England, and kill Several at the
same Time they Murder Young Allen, but are afterwards thank'd[ thanked]by[ Lord]Barrington2:180
2:188.
see index
-
[parallels] Tea Act, The Independan- cy[ Independency]of Governors, Judges, &c, arri- ses[ arises], altogether from the duty on Tea, they can be paid no other way2:21, & Margin
-
-
-
Farmer Answered vide under Letters.
-
Freemason, John Row Elected Grand Master-an and Account, of the
procession &c.2:309
-
Franklin Benja[ Benjamin]. Letters from him to Governor Shirley about Taxing the Colonies.2:311
Fire at the Goal[ Jail], burnt down.2:391
see index
-
Fire Great one at Antigua.2:682
-
Fellons Samuel, his au- dacious[ audacious]attempt in rescuing a prisoner from the Sheriff.2:524
-
Foxcroft Thomas. Death and Character.2:555.
-
Writs of Assistance their pernicious tendency2:557
-
Writs of Assistance Introduced by Governor Hutchinson[ Thomas Hutchinson]
2:Ibid
-
War declared by Turkey against Russia2:299.
2:372.
Weymouth Lord, writes a Bloody Letter to Justice Pon- ton[ Ponton], to order ye[ the]Troops to Fire on the Mob.2:472
see index
-
Washington George, first signalized himself, &
became famous in America,[ref. missing]
-
-
-
Petition To the House of Lords.2:Ibid.
-
Petition of the Represen- tatives[ Representatives]of New York to the King.2:468.
-
Petition To the House of Commons in behalf of the Massachusetts Bay about extending the Act of Henry 8th to
America. from William Bollan.2:471.
Petition of Jacob Parsons a deputy Sheriff to
the Governor and Council about Fellows firing on him. &c.2:511
see index
-
Petition of the Town of Boston to the King2:588.
-
Petition of the County of Middlesex to the
King2:596.
-
Petition of the House of Representatives of the Massa.
Bay to the King, Impeaching Governor Barnard.[ Sir Francis Bernard]
2:649.
-
Freemason, John Row Elected Grand Master-an and Account, of the
procession &c.2:309
-
Franklin Benja[ Benjamin]. Letters from him to Governor Shirley about Taxing the Colonies.2:311
-
Fire at the Goal[ Jail], burnt down.2:391
Fire Great one at Antigua.2:682
see index
-
Fellons Samuel, his au- dacious[ audacious]attempt in rescuing a prisoner from the Sheriff.2:524
-
Foxcroft Thomas. Death and Character.2:555.
-
Flux Bloody - method of curing it.2:720
-
-
-
Merchants and Traders thanked by the House of Assembly of
Connecticut for their Conduct.2:745.
Mein John, his bad behaviour[ behavior], Fires a Pistol &c.2:735.
see index
-
Musgrave Doctor vide under Address.
-
Musgrave Doctor Answered by Delon.2:762.
-
Musgrave Doctor His Reply.2:767.
-
Troops proceedings against them at Law in
England.2:495.
-
Troops Absurdity of sen- ding[ sending]them to Boston.2:619.
-
Troops their bad beha- viour[ behavior]in Boston.2:730.
Troops Fire upon the Inhabitants of Boston.2:735.
see index
-
vide a full and true account of their behaviour[ behavior]&c in the Journals of the Times.
-
Troops Great danger from Troops among a free People.2:319
2:746.
-
Troops Contrary to Law2:295*
295a
-
Junius Americanus His Letter to Lord Hillsborough[ Wills Hill]on the Indepen- dency[ Independency]of American Governors Judges, &c3:575
-
Junius Americanus His letter to the same, draws Hutchinson[ Thomas Hutchinson]Character, say's A. Oliver[ Andrew Oliver]is recorded in the Councils Book as a perjured
symbol here =|| in a cross, points to last entry in column Traytor[ Traitor]&c3:588
-
Jackson William the Im- porter[ Importer], voted by the Town of Boston as an enemy to
the Common Wealth[ Commonwealth]
3:25
Jackson William His House attem- pted[ attempted]to be Fired, suppos'd[ supposed]to be done by himself3:25
see index
-
Justices of the County of Suffolk meet and give their Answer to Governor Hutchinson[ Thomas Hutchinson]
3:Ibid
-
=|| Junius Americanus his Letter to the
People of En- gland[ England], shewing[ showing]the pernicious tendency of the American Courts of
Admiralty &c.3:331.
3:335.
3:379
-
-
Massacre Horrible at Salem3:423.
-
Massacre Horrible Town of Bos- ton[ Boston], enter into measures to ce- lebrate[ celebrate]it every year, to provide an Orator. &c.3:442.
-
Massacre Horrible A True Narra- tive of
it3:659.
Manwarring[ Manwaring]Edward, his Boy, declares he was ordered by his
Master, to fire from the Custom House at the Time of the
Massacre &c.3:61.
see index
-
Manwarring[ Manwaring]Edward, He gets to
make affida- vit[ affadavit]of his Innocence3:70.
-
Manwarring[ Manwaring]Edward, Admitted to Bail.3:79.
-
-
-
- [no preceding index entries]
Fire occasioned by drawing Rum, persons ought to be very careful,
bad consequences some- times[ sometimes]ensues. &c3:192.
see index
-
Fire a Woman Burnt to Death by an Internal one3:368
-
Fire Another, Burnt to Death the same
Way3:389
-
Fire Fire a great one at Portsmouth. The Kings Dock Burnt3:246.
3:254.
3:258.
3:263.
-
Great Britain, her greatness depends in her Trade
with the Colonies3:94
-
Grafton Duke of Resigns3:101
-
Goods, estimate of, which arrived from Great Britain du- ring[ during]the continuance of the non Importation agreement3:130
Gun fired in the Main Street and a Person try'd[ tried], Convicted, &[ and]Sentenced for it3:193
see index
-
Gambier[ James Gambier]Commodore, arrives at Boston, and
takes the Command o'Fleet there3:276
-
Governor Lord Dunmore[ John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore], arrives at New York3:295
-
Gambier[ James Gambier]Commodore, his an- swer[ answer]to the Address of the Boston Merchants3:549
-
Fire occasioned by drawing Rum, persons ought to be very careful,
bad consequences some- times[ sometimes]ensues. &c3:192.
-
Fire a Woman Burnt to Death by an Internal one3:368
-
Fire Another, Burnt to Death the same
Way3:389
Fire Fire a great one at Portsmouth. The Kings Dock Burnt3:246.
3:254.
3:258.
3:263.
see index
-
Fire Actors in it discove- red[ discovered]
3:582
-
Falkland Islands Spa- niards[ Spaniards]take them, a discrip- tion[ description]of them.3:233
3:311
-
Falkland Islands The Rights of Great Britain to them3:445
-
-
Paoli bribed by the Duke of Grafton.3:208.
-
Pownal Governor his Speech in Favor of America says the Castle ought not to
have been delivered to the Regular Troops: if he had received an order he would not have obey'd[ obeyed]it because the Governor by the Charter out to have the Supreme Command3:249.
Portsmouth in Eng- land[ England], a Great Fire there, Burns the Kings Dock &c.3:246.
see index
-
Pemberton Ebenezer Reverend, Created Doctor of Divi- vinity[ Divinity]
3:281.
-
Paxton Charles, the Way he got his Money. &c.3:327.
-
Philanthrop[ Jonathan Sewall], his Comments on the Trial of Captain Preston &[ and]the Soldiers.3:336.
3:365.
3:380.
3:387.
3:401.
-
-
-
Fire occasioned by drawing Rum, persons ought to be very careful,
bad consequences some- times[ sometimes]ensues. &c3:192.
Fire a Woman Burnt to Death by an Internal one3:368
see index
-
Fire Another, Burnt to Death the same
Way3:389
-
Fire Fire a great one at Portsmouth. The Kings Dock Burnt3:246.
3:254.
3:258.
3:263.
-
Fire Actors in it discove- red[ discovered]
3:582
-
-
Fire occasioned by drawing Rum, persons ought to be very careful,
bad consequences some- times[ sometimes]ensues. &c3:192.
-
Fire a Woman Burnt to Death by an Internal one3:368
Fire Another, Burnt to Death the same
Way3:389
see index
-
Fire Fire a great one at Portsmouth. The Kings Dock Burnt3:246.
3:254.
3:258.
3:263.
-
Fire Actors in it discove- red[ discovered]
3:582
-
Falkland Islands Spa- niards[ Spaniards]take them, a discrip- tion[ description]of them.3:233
3:311
-
Tryon William, His Letter; giving a
particular account of the Defeat of the Regulators.3:504.
-
Tryon William, Marches into the
Plantations of Regulators & destroys them; Returns home.3:514.
-
Tryon William, An Ironical Address
to him, in Imitation of the Quakers Address to Governor Hutchinson.3:515.
Tryon William, His Answer to the
Petition of the Regulators just before the Battle, requires them to
deliver up the Out- laws[ Outlaws], and to lay down their Arms. Etc. said to have
Fired on the Regula- tors[ Regulators]before the Time was ex- pired.[ expired]Etc.3:519.
see index
-
-
- [no preceding index entries]
Tryon William, Governor of North Carolina, a great Oppressor of the
Poor Regu- lators[ Regulators], Fired upon them before the Time was expired. Etc. Etc.3:536.
see index
-
Tryon William, Governor Another Account of his Tyrannical behaviour[ behavior]to the Poor Regula- tors.[ Regulators]
3:543.
-
Tryon William, Governor Grants Lands away at New York,
by virtue of a Ministerial Mandate, al- though[ although]it has been possessed, & legally purchased a long Time ago
Etc.3:635.
-
Taylor John, the Importer, voted an enemy to the Common wealth[ Commonwealth], by the Inhabitants of Boston.3:25.
-
France, &[ and]Spain the Num- bers[ Numbers]of3:384
-
France her Revenues &[ and]Force3:409.
-
Freedom or Liberty wherein it consists3:444
Fellons Samuel he that Fired on the Sheriff some Time past, whip't[ whipped]for Stealing.3:554
see index
-
Famine great in the East Indies, a particular account of it.3:574.
3:621
-
French Ambassador, Count de Guinger, leaves
London abruptly, &[ and]goes home.3:589.vid page3:37
-
-
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], return home and take the oaths of Allegiance:
Intended to seize the Government. &c.3:545.
-
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], Grieviously oppressed;- Ruined by
Lawyers, Clerks. &c, proved in a Bill of Cost again st[ against]one of them.3:564.
-
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], Raising Men and defeating them,
almost depopulated the Province.3:Ibid.
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], A Particular Govern- mental[ Governmental]Account of them, a con- cession[ concession]made that they were oppres- sed[ oppressed], but not to that degree as to Justify their Rising. an
Account of Herman Husbands being expelled the House of Repre- sentatives[ Representatives]Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]did not fire on them before the Time was
expired, Captain Morril confessed they were Rebels, and Justly deserv'd[ deserved]to die. &c. &c.3:571.
see index
-
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], Another Account in their Favour[ Favor], shew- ing[ showing]the reason of the Rising. &c; the Great Oppressions they labou- red[ labored]under their oppressions when Tried, &[ and]Cast, Fine but 6d. The Regulators Fined £100&c. Colonel Fanning a great Villian, Captain Husbands[ Herman Husbands]chose Represen- tative.[ Representative]&c. Expelled the House, &[ and]sent to Goal.[ Jail]&c a Riot Act passed, the substance of it officers ackn- owledge[ acknowledge]they took to much for Fees, &c, an Account of the Battle, &[ and]execution of Several who were taken: with Captain Morril s Cha- racter[ Character]&c Their Farms destroy- ed.[ destroyed]&c. &c.3:587.
-
Regulators of North Caro- lina[ Carolina], Captain Morril, his dying Speech.3:595.
-
-
Fire a Woman Burnt to Death by an Internal one3:368
-
Fire Another, Burnt to Death the same
Way3:389
-
Fire Fire a great one at Portsmouth. The Kings Dock Burnt3:246.
3:254.
3:258.
3:263.
Fire Actors in it discove- red[ discovered]
3:582
see index
-
Falkland Islands Spa- niards[ Spaniards]take them, a discrip- tion[ description]of them.3:233
3:311
-
Falkland Islands The Rights of Great Britain to them3:445
-
Falkland Islands The King of Spain Agrees to give them up
again to Great Britain3:438
-
Soldiers with Captain Preston at their Head, Massacre the Inhabitants of Boston.3:60.
-
Soldiers They are arraig- ned[ arraigned], plead not Guilty3:234.
-
Soldiers Tried & Cleared3:325.Etc. 2 Branded3:328.
3:785.Etc. Etc. vid. Vindex[ Samuel Adams]& Philanthropy[ Jonathan Sewall]
Soldiers Their Feelings. Etc. when they may Fire
on Persons. Etc.3:854.
3:855.See Also under Troops.
see index
-
Snider. Young, Murdered by Ebenezer
Richardson, the First Victim to American
Oppression.3:50.
-
Snider. Young, An Account
of his Funeral.3:53.
3:56.
-
South Carolina Merchants, vid under Merchants.
-
-
- [no preceding index entries]
Fire at Portsmouth, a particular account of it.4:12.
see index
-
Fire Great, at the Grenadas Islands.4:45.
-
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
-
-
- [no preceding index entries]
Whisperer, a smart Pa- per[ Paper]published in England, containing an Account of
the fire at Portsmouth, and an Attempt to shoot the
King: also an Account of Corrupt Mi- nisters[ Ministers], &c.4:12.
see index
-
Warren Joseph, pro- nounces[ pronounces]an Oration in Boston, in Town Meeting.4:39.4:693.
-
Warren Joseph, Killed in Battle
at Bunker Hill, an eulogium on him.4:757.4:770.
-
Warren Joseph, his Body found,
and very honorably buried.4:925.
-
-
-
Fire at Portsmouth, a particular account of it.4:12.
Fire Great, at the Grenadas Islands.4:45.
see index
-
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
-
-
Fire at Portsmouth, a particular account of it.4:12.
-
Fire Great, at the Grenadas Islands.4:45.
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
see index
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
-
Fire at Portsmouth, a particular account of it.4:12.
-
Fire Great, at the Grenadas Islands.4:45.
-
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
see index
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
-
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
see index
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
see index
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
-
Fire Great, at the Grenadas Islands.4:45.
-
Fire at Mr. Severs.4:207.
-
Fire at Mr. Calass.4:215.
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
see index
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
-
Fire at Sandimans Church, &c,4:269.
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
see index
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
-
Fire at Mr. Sumners.4:244.
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
see index
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
-
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
-
Fire at the Court, and Custom House.4:265
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
see index
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
-
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
-
Fire at Salem.4:561.
-
Fire on board a store Ship in Bos- ton[ Boston]Harbour[ Harbor]: which occasions great conster- nation[ consternation]in the Town, from an apprehension of powder's being in her.4:299.
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
see index
-
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
-
Fire at Salem.4:561.
-
Fire at ditto, a terrible one.4:591.
-
Fire burn's down the Orphan House by Lightening.4:319,4:320.
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
see index
-
Fire at Salem.4:561.
-
Fire at ditto, a terrible one.4:591.
-
-
Fire at New York, burns Governor Tryon[ William Tryon]s House.4:429.
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
-
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
Fire at Salem.4:561.
see index
-
Fire at ditto, a terrible one.4:591.
-
-
-
Fire at the Inoculating Hospi- tal[ Hospital], consumes it.4:441.
-
Fire in Fish Street, 5 persons burnt[ burned]to Death.4:549.
-
Fire at Salem.4:561.
Fire at ditto, a terrible one.4:591.
see index
-
Town of Boston, meet on Account of
the small Pox; vote against Inoculation, &c.4:707.
-
Town of Boston, Blockaded by an
Army from the Country.4:723.
-
Town of Boston, inhabitants, not
permitted to leave the Town.4:727.
Town of Boston, a grat Fire there.4:735,4:739.
see index
-
Town of Boston, General Gage[ Thomas Gage]breaks his capitulation with them.4:746.
-
Town of Boston, transactions there by
the British Troops: with the prices of things.4:859.
-
Town of Boston, Thursday Lecture clo- sed[ closed],4:867.- Opened again.4:913.
Fire at Charlestown : (destroyed.)4:754.
see index
-
Fire at Norfolk.4:881.
-
Fire Great, in city of New York.4:1017.4:1064.
-
Falkland Islands ; the Spainards won't[ will not]deliver them up agreable[ agreeable]to Convention.4:19.
-
New York nobly refuse Vessels for Transports, to carry Troops to
Boston, & Workman to build Barracks, &c,
&c,4:583,4:590.
-
New York force a Scotch Ves- sel[ Vessel]to depart without breaking Bulk, &c, having goods
contrary to the Agreement of the Continental Congress.4:672.
-
New York and County meet, and choose Delegates for a
Provincial Continent- al[ Continental]Congress, to choose Delegates for a Continental One.4:700.
New York Fired on by a Ship of War.4:793,4:797.
see index
-
New York a most horrid plot, or conspiracy there, discovered
there,4:964,4:965,4:969.
-
New York evacuated by the Army of the United States.4:1012,4:1017.
-
-
-
- [no preceding index entries]
Resolves of the Repres- sentatives[ Representatives]of the Massa- chusetts[ Massachusetts]Bay, to encourage the making of fire Arms.4:845.
see index
-
Resolves relative to the respect- ive[ respective]towns declaring, whether in case independancy is declared,
they will support it, &c, &c.4:936.
-
Resolves of, Representa.[ Representatives]of the State of the Massachu- setts[ Massachusetts]Bay, to send all the Boston Poor back.4:1036.
-
Resolves that the Selectmen, shall take care of
sick Soldiers.4:1052.
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Letter from General Gage[ Thomas Gage], to Lord Dartmouth, given him an account of General Washington[ George Washington]s Letter to him, respect- ing[ respecting]the treatment of Prisoners.4:863.
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Letter from General Lee[ Charles Lee], to General Burgoyne[ John Burgoyne], on the latters going to England.4:865.
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Letter Doctor Church[ Benjamin Church]'s traiterous one.4:867.
Letter from General Mont- gomery[ Richard Montgomery], to Governor Carlton[ Guy Carleton], on the Regulars firing on the formers flag of
Truce, &c,4:879.
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Letter from the President of the Continental
Congress, to the Presi- dent[ President]of the Convention of New York, informing him of...the design'd[ designed]Attack of New York.4:0956.
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Letter from Colonel Campbell, to General Howe[ William Howe], on his captivity, says the people of
Boston are very humane, &c,4:971.
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Letter circular, sent by Lord How[ William Howe]on his arrival on the American Coasts, to the
Governors, inform- ing[ informing]them that he has power to grant par- dons[ pardons], &c,4:979.
Fire at Norfolk.4:881.
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Fire Great, in city of New York.4:1017.4:1064.
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Falkland Islands ; the Spainards won't[ will not]deliver them up agreable[ agreeable]to Convention.4:19.
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Falkland Islands delivered up.4:35.
Fire Great, in city of New York.4:1017.4:1064.
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Falkland Islands ; the Spainards won't[ will not]deliver them up agreable[ agreeable]to Convention.4:19.
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Falkland Islands delivered up.4:35.
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Freemasons walk in procession, and hear a Sermon.4:104.
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New York City of, a great Fire there.4:1017,4:1064.
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New York City of, inhabitants
meet; their transactions relative to the Tea to be transported there
by the East India House. [s-shape reference mark]4:388,4:423,4:425,4:426.
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New York City of, Province
of, proceedings there against the enemy, &c,4:909,4:981,4:985,4:988,4:997,4:1005,4:1006,4:1008,4:1010,4:1012,4:1017,4:1035,4:1036,4:1041,
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New York City of,
Provincial Congress, return thanks to General Washington[ George Washington], and entertain him.4:964. See State of New York.
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Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts
Bay, resolve, to Anul[ Annul]a vote of the Provincial Congress, respecting the not
vending English Goods, &c,4:812.
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Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts
Bay, resolve, to grant liberty to those
Vessels not in Commission to take Prizes, &c,4:841.
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Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts
Bay, they resolve to encourage the making Salt
Petre.4:845.
Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts
Bay, they resolve to encourage the Making Fire
Arms.4:Ibid.
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Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts
Bay, resolve Congress declares inde- pendancy[ independancy], that ye[ the]inhabitants ought not to declare they will support it with yr.[ their]lives, &c.4:936.
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