Abbe, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Abbertson, William, informs against Captain Baker,

Abbot, Seth, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia,

Abed, Garret, Letter from, to New-York Congress,

Is ordered to arrest Peter McLean,

Makes report to New-York Congress,

Is ordered to arrest Simerson,

Abercrombie, Colonel, blood of, charged upon Ministers,

Abingdon, Lord, speaks against the American War,

Accomack, Va., exempted from Militia drafts,

Accommodation, declared to be “infamous,”

Accounts, Orders on the Committee of, in Pennsylvania Council of Safety,

Maryland Council of Safety set apart days for auditing,

Report of the New-Jersey Committee of,

Ackerman, Abraham, examination of, by New-York Committee,

Acland, Mr., Speech of, in House of Commons,

Moves for an Address,

Makes report as Chairman,

Replies to Mr. Dunning,

Attacks Mr. Fox,

Act, passage of the, prohibiting intercourse,

Of Connecticut Assembly, respecting Bills of Credit,

For punishing the disaffected,

To raise two Battalions for Continental service,

To raise seven Battalions for Army at New-York,

For imprinting Bills of Credit,

Acteon, damage done on board the,

Burned by her Commander,

Active, damage done on board the,

Sir P. Parker’s account of damage to the,

Acton, Mass., Vote of, on Independence,

Joint Committee of, with Littleton, &c.,

Acts, recital of American, declared void,

Adair, Mr. Serjeant, Speech of, opposing the Address,.

On the Militia Bill,

On the Bill of Indemnity,

On Sir James Lowther’s Motion,

On Lord North’s Bill,

Adam, Mr. William, Speech of,

Denies the legality of using Foreign Troops,

Is against Mr. Burke’s Bill,

Supports the Motion for inquiry,

Opposes General Conway’s Motion,

Adam, Robert, Petition of. to Virginia Convention,

Adams, Samuel, Lord North is made to personate,

Gage’s Proclamation against,

Dr. Morgan’s Letter to,

Adams, Andrew, Chairman of Litchfield Committee,

Adams, John, Letters from, to Mrs. Adams,

Extract of a Letter from,

His Letter to Archibald Bullock,

Letter to Samuel Chase,

Adams, Dr. William, asks for a military command,

Is appointed Surgeon,

Resignation of, to Congress,

Adams, Joel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Adams, Josiah, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Adams, William, excuses of, to Maryland Convention,

Adams, Captain, is killed by the Indians,

Adams, Richard, case of, reported in Virginia Convention,

Charges against, declared to be false,

Addison, John, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel in the Flying-Camp,

Address, in reply to the King’s Speech,

Manner of getting up, condemned,

House of Lords appoint Committee to prepare,

Agreed to by the Lords,

Moved for in the House of Commons,

Division of the motion for,

Mr. Acland brings in an,

Sanguinary character of the,

Motion to recommit negatived,

Ordered to be presented by the whole House,

Duke of Richmond moves, on the German Treaties,

Duke of Grafton’s motion for,

Mr. Hartley’s, to the King,

Rev. Mr. Magaw’s, to Haslett’s Battalion,

Philadelphia Committee to Pennsylvania Assembly,

Philadelphia Inhabitants to the same,

Church of Scotland to the King,

Mechanicks in Union to New-York Congress,

Of a Friend to the Country,

Georgia Congress to their President,

Maryland Convention and Council of Safety to Governour Eden,

Sundry Committees to Washington,

A Native’s, to the Virginia Convention,

President Tucker’s, to the Inhabitants of New-Jersey,

Committee of Conference to People of Pennsylvania,

To the Inhabitants of the United Colonies,

Second Brigade’s, to Washington,

First and Second Virginia Regiments to Patrick Henry,

Ordered by Congress to the foreign mercenaries,

An animated, to the People, by the same,

Addresses to the Crown not to be relied on,

Infamous methods used to procure,

Adelphi, embankment alluded to,

Adgate, Matthew, Letter from, to Washington,

Administration, British, condemned,

Philippick against the leaders of,

Mystery and secrecy of,

A change of, the only alternative,

Mr. Temple Luttrell’s character of,

Mr. Hartley’s opinion of,