Liberty-Pole, cut down at Poughkeepsie, N. York,

London, Defence of American proceedings by “Brecknock,”

Constitutional Society, Letters and Donations to,

“Nestor” to the People of England—Strictures on the Governour of Boston,

Remarks of “Ignotus” on Lord Dunmore’s Circular Letter of January 4th, 1775,

Meeting of the Livery—Remonstrance and Petition to the Throne in favour of America—Speeches of Lord-Mayor and others,

“Regulus” to the King,

Address to Lord-Mayor and Corporation from New-York Committee,

From Thomas Fraser, of London, to George Erving,

Publication at Secretary of State’s Office, (See Note on Concord, &c.,)

Letter from Arthur Lee to the People of London, concerning the Massacre at Concord,

Letter from, to Watertown,

“Political Observations” at,

Anonymous Letter to “The Minister,”

Amount of Importations of Flour and Wheat from North America,

British account of Battle of Lexington and Concord,

Address to the Publick,

Strictures on the Gazette’s account of the attack on Lexington and Concord,

Address to the People of England,

Publication at, “On the Disturbances in America,”

Anonymous publication at,

“Memento” to Lord North,

Meeting of the Livery in Common-Hall—Their Proceedings—Address to the King—Instructions to Representatives in Parliament,

Court of Common Council’s Address to the King,

Answer of the King,

Common Council Proceedings on Address of New-York Committee,

“Brutus” to the People of,

Publication at, concerning Ship “Molly,”

“An Englishman” to the Printer of the Morning Chronicle,

Thanks of Congress to Lord-Mayor, &c.,

Same to same,

Louisiana, Governour Brown’s Settlement on a portion thereof, called West-Florida,

Manufactures, Premium on Domestick, by Virginia,

Philadelphia Association to encourage,

And Arts encouraged by Virginia Assembly,

Encouraged in Chesterfield County, Virginia,

Maryland—

Baltimore Committee Proceedings against landing Salt,

Same concerning Cargo of Brig Henry and Joseph,

Justices removed,

Boundary Line, Proceedings in Pennsylvania on subject,

Letter from Governour of Pennsylvania on the above,

Talbot County Committee on importation of Goods by Charles Crookshanks,

Baltimore Committee contradict certain false reports,

Calvert County Committee—Proceedings against Alexander Ogg, for violating the Association, and his Apology,

Prince George’s County Committee—Proceedings against import of Salt and killing Sheep,

Anne Arundel County Committee contradict “Facts relative to the Riot at Annapolis,”

Baltimore Committee discourage a “Fair,”

Maryland—

Convention 24th April, 1775. Proceedings on state of the Colony of New-York—Suspend Exportations to the North—Militia to be exercised—Delegates to Continental Congress—Recommend Fast Day—Letter from Philadelphia on affair at Lexington and Concord,

Cecil County Committee Proceedings,

Anne Arundel County Proceedings,

Charles County Deputies to Convention,

Talbot County Committee Proceedings,

Prince George County Committee Proceedings,

Charles County Committee Proceedings,

Worcester County Committee Proceedings,

Charles Gordon, of Cecil County, to the Publick, and Answer,

Queen Anne County Committee Proceedings,

Frederick County Committee of Correspondence created—Forces to be raised for Continental Service—Officers appointed—Encourage Manufactures,

Talbot County Proceedings on the Ship Johnson,

Anne Arundel County Proceedings,

Baltimore Committee Proceedings—Intercepted Letter from Henry Lloyd to John Stevenson,

Dorchester County Committee Proceedings,

Somerset County Committee Proceedings,

Baltimore Committee Proceedings on Letter from James Christie,

Charles County Committee Proceedings,

Bladensburgh and Piscataway Committees’ Proceedings,

Prince George County Committee Proceedings,

Baltimore Publick—from James Christie,

Martin, John, Governour of North-Carolina, Proclamation against Election of Deputies to Congress,

Maine, Samuel Thompson to Committee of Safety of Massachusetts,

Brunswick Committee to Boston Committee of Correspondence,

Letter from James Gowan and others to General Ward,

Alexander Shephard to Massachusetts Congress on Survey,

Mason, George, Letter to George Washington on Potomack River and Western Lands,

Massachusetts-Bay—

Hampshire County Address to Inhabitants of,

Danvers, election of Officers in Alarm List,

Cumberland County Convention, and Proceedings against Captain Thomas Coulson on certain Importations,

Hampshire County, Letters from, to the Inhabitants of,

Address signed “Lucius,” concerning the Mobs represented in Vol 1, Folio 1260,

Worcester County, Proceedings of Committee,

T. Wheeler assigns reasons for resigning as Lieutenant-Colonel,

Worcester County—“A Freeholder” to the Printer of Massachusetts Gazette, remarks on Publication of “Phileirene,”

Marblehead Committee accept apology of Thomas Lilly for buying Tea,

Plymouth Committee to Committee of Safety,

Attempted march on Concord,

Committee of Montreal to Committee of Safety,

Falmouth Committee on Goods imported for Captain Thomas Coulson,

Speech of an Indian Chief of the Moheakounuck Tribe, sent to the Provincial Congress,