Committee of Safety, Letter from Rev. Samuel Webster,

Same, Letter from General Folsom, on Bunker Hill Battle,

Same, Letters from same, on Colonel Stark, &c.,

Committee of Safety, Letters from General Folsom,

Provincial Congress, Letter from James McGregore,

Committee of Safety to General Folsom,

Mason Committee Proceedings,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Massachusetts Committee of Supplies,

House of Representatives meets 12th June, 1775—Answer to Governour’s Speech—Message from Governour,

Committee of Safety—Orders to Captain Elkins—Provisions and Axes for the Troops—Col. Poor’s Regiment ordered to march to Cambridge, &c.,

Provincial Congress meets June 27, 1775—Provincial and County Records removed to Exeter—Staff Officers appointed—Massachusetts Rules and Regulations of the Army adopted—Farther Orders respecting removal of Records—General Folsom to rank as Major-General—Courts recommended to adjourn—Colonel Fenton imprisoned—Committee on Ticonderoga, Crown Point, and Canada—Nicholas Gilman, Receiver-General—Doctor Wheelock on Canadian Affairs—One Month’s Pay to Widows and legal representatives of Officers and Soldiers killed—Fire-Arms procured—Government of the Town of Monadnock—Farther Bills of Credit issued—Committee’s Report on removal of Records—Letter to Continental Congress—Adjourned to the 22d day of August,

Committee of Safety to Colonel Reed,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Captain John Langdon.

Governour Wentworth to Theodore Atkinson, Secretary of the Colony,

Provincial Congress to Massachusetts Congress on Canada, enclosing Letter from Doctor Wheelock,

Same, Letter from Hanover and Lebanon Committees, on Mr. Dean’s return from Canada,

Same, Letter from Theodore Atkinson, on delivery of Provincial Records,

Governour Wentworth, Letter from same on same subject,

Committee of Safety to Doctor Langdon,

Same to Delegates in Continental Congress,

Provincial Congress to Continental Congress,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Massachusetts Committee of Supplies,

Francestown Committee Proceedings,

Hillsborough Committee Proceedings,

Exeter Committee of Safety Proceedings on John Quigly,

Assembly, 14th July, 1775—Message from Governour Wentworth, and Answer—Farther Message from the Governour,

Hillsborough Committee of Safety to Gen. Sullivan, and his Answer,

Committee of Safety, Letters from General Sullivan,

Same, Letter from Colonel Reed,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Continental Congress,

New-Ipswich Committee Proceedings against David Hills,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Col. Hurd,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Captain Bedel,

Committee of Safety, June 30, 1775—Certain Payments ordered—Officers appointed and instructed—Enlistments ordered—Apprehension of Deserters recommended,

Cumberland County Proceedings against Silas Newcomb, for using Tea, and his Recantation,

Monmouth County Committee—Proceedings on Seditious Writings of A. W. Farmer and J. Rivington,

Hackinsack Resolutions of Loyalty, &c.,

Freehold Resolutions against Inhabitants of Shrewsbury,

“Essex” to “D. C.,” in favour of America,

Freehold Resolutions against Thomas Leonard,

Arthur Lee to Speaker of House of Assembly,

Newark Committee Resolutions on news by express from Boston,

Governour Franklin’s Proclamation convening Assembly,

Perth Amboy Resolutions—Deputies to Provincial Congress,

Morris County Meeting—Delegates to Provincial Congress—Forces to be raised—Officers appointed,

Woodbridge Committee to Massachusetts, on the Battle of Lexington and Concord, and intelligence from Pennsylvania, New-York, &c.,

Provincial Committee recommend a Provincial Congress,

Essex County—Aquackanonk Proceedings,

Upper Freehold Resolutions,

Newark—Proceedings—Association, &c.,

Somerset County Proceedings,

Bergen County Committee Proceedings,

Assembly meets 15th May, 1775—Communication from House of Representatives of New-York—Gov. Franklin’s Message—Message to Governour—King approves certain Acts and disapproves others—New Treasurer appointed—Address to Governour Franklin—His Answer thereto—Message from Governour—Governour prorogues the Assembly,

Newark Committee Proceedings and Instructions to their Deputies in Provincial Congress,

Instructions to Delegates in Continental Congress,

Provincial Congress meets 23d May, 1775. Approve appointment of Delegates to Continental Congress—Message to Continental Congress—Approve their Proceedings—Letter to Provincial Congress of New-York—Associations formed—Propositions from Assembly of Connecticut, and Answer thereto—Plan for Regulating Militia—Funds raised, and Committee of Correspondence appointed,

Somerset County Military Proceedings,

Provincial Congress to New-York Congress,

“A Jersey Farmer” to the Inhabitants,

Burlington County Committee Proceedings,

Proceedings of Quakers,

Windham Committee Proceedings,

Elizabethtown Committee to New-York City Committee,

Elizabethtown Committee Proceedings,

Same to New-York Congress,

New-Brunswick Committee to New-York Committee of Safety,

Somerset County Meeting of Freeholders,