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Charter Bills, Lord North’s reasons for not repealing, 186
Charter, John, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, 873
Charters, abrogation of, 153
Mr. Attorney-General claims the right to set aside,
190
Earl Hillsborough’s opinion of,
332
Chase, Samuel, writes from Montreal, 449
Letter from, to Arnold,
580
Arrival of, at Philadelphia,
812
John Adams’s Letter to,
1194
Attends Congress with Mr. Carroll,
1702
Chatham, Lord, ridicule heaped upon, 7
His gains less than Lord North’s losses,
44
His talents and character eulogized and defended,
45, 83, 92, 132, 291, 308
Inconsistency imputed to, by Lord Weymouth,
95
His Ministry contrasted with Lord North’s,
369
Chatham, an armed boat, 666
Check, duties of Clerk of the, 656
Cheese, John, appointed Ensign North-Carolina Militia, 1448
Cheney, Richard, Committee meet at house of, 625
Cheraws, S. C., Presentment for the District of, 514
Cherokees, disposition of the, 431
H. Stuart’s intrigues with the,
1230
Cherry Valley, Petition from, to New-York Congress, 1198
Chester, England, Petition from Merchants and Traders of, 72
Chester, Penn., Proceedings of Committee of, 422, 625, 1195
Associators resolve to support Congress,
785
Remonstrance from,
860, 888
Chester, John, appointed Colonel of the Connecticut Militia, 871
Chesterfield, Va., People of, relieved from musters, 1572
Cheston, James, Petition of, to Maryland Council of Safety, 1045
Chevaux-de-Frise, account for making, at Philadelphia, 655
Determined on at New-York,
837
Pennsylvania Committee assign proper stations for,
1283
Chew, Captain, Naval Commission offered to, 410
Chew, John, Clerk to Spottsylvania Committee, 984
Chief Engineer, Congress authorize the appointment of a, 757
Child, Sir Josiah, prediction of, 166
Child, Joseph, sentenced for sundry crimes, 427
Childs, Captain, bearer of a Letter to Washington, 818
Childs, Josiah, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, 874
Childs,——, commissioned as Captain by New-York Congress, 1413
China, Cossacks deserting their country for, 129
Chincoteague Island, Stock left on, 1563
Chittenden, Colonel Thomas, one of Committee from Onion River, 1219
Choiseul, M., character of, by General Conway, 380
Christian, William, paid for services by Virginia Convention, 1586
Christiana Creek, Naval fight off, 400
Chronicle, Extract from St. James’, 380
Church, Anecdote of a Lutheran, 100
Church, Virginia Convention change the Prayers of the, 1614
Church, Dr., Congress resolve to liberate, 474
Another Resolve relating to,
1668
Churchill, Joseph, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, 873
Cicero, his opinion of an Orator quoted, 43
Circular, Lord Hillsborough’s, read to House of Commons, 378
Of Treasury Office to the Assemblies,
395
Lord Howe’s, to the Colonial Governours,
1001
Claims, Congress order Committee of. to pay, 1667
  1679, 1684, 1688, 1693, 1698,
  1707, 1716–1719, 1722, 1724
Clare, Lord, replies to Mr. Townshend, 258
Clare, Lord, moves the Previous Question on Mr. Fox, 265
Defends the Ministry,
289
Clarendon, Lord, Ministry of, commended, 156
Clark, William, Lieutenant of Brookhaven Minute Corps, 710
Recommended for Captaincy,
1070
Clark, John, proclaimed a foe by Connecticut, 829
Clark, John, proclaimed a foe by Pennsylvania, 1116
Clark, Elisha, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, 872
Clark, James, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, 873
Clark, Daniel, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, 873
Clark, Benjamin, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, 874
Clark, Gershom, a Bunker’s Hill Soldier, 881
Clark, Anthony, arrested by order of the New-York Congress, 1163
Clarke, Lieutenant William, Deposition of, 573
Clarke, William, patriotism of, 829
Clarke, Timothy, appointed Lieutenant Connecticut Militia, 873
Clarke, John, arrested by order of New-York Committee, 1162
Examined by the Committee,
1167
Clarke, Captain Jonathan, relief granted to, 1324
Clay, James, Chairman Cumberland (N. Y.) Committee, 1014
Clayes, Ensign, Letter from, to Washington, 430
Clayton, Francis, exchange of, proposed for Mr. Stephen, 1446
Cleaveland, Aaron, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, 874
Cleft, Captain Waterman, promotion of, 1223
Cleghorn, Lieutenant E., extract of a Letter from, 430
Clemency, British notions of, 20
Clements, H. H., appointed Cornet of Virginia Horse, 1568
Clergy, exempted from Militia duty in New-York, 1408
Clinton, General, contrasted with Lord Dunmore, 363
Landing of, in North-Carolina,
432
Is with Cornwallis on Long-Island, South-Carolina,
1209
Clinton, Colonel James, his Letters to Washington, 527, 1031, 1111
Letter from, to New-York Congress,
1427
Washington’s orders to,
893, 1039, 1068, 1135
Is ordered to arrest J. Matthews,
1162
Clinton, George, recommended by Ulster Committee, 898
Letters from, to John McKesson,
1064, 1080
Clive, Lord, battle of Arcot fought by, 38
Clock-weights, taken in Philadelphia for military use, 652
Clothes, Congress recommend to the States to provide, 1717
Clunn, Joseph, appointed Ensign of New-Jersey Militia, 1625, 1632
Clyde, Petition from the Traders of, 75
Clyde, Mr., of Stillwater, order for the service of, 493
Clymer, George, Chairman of the Philadelphia Committee, 543
Coale, William, Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, 1141
Coalition, Lord Mansfield alludes to the, 166
Coates, John, appointed Surgeon by Congress, 1722
Cochran, Robert, advances repaid to, 1454
Cochran, David, acquitted of disaffection, 722
Cock, Daniel, appointed Captain of New-York Militia, 1406
Cocke, Mrs. Ann, Petition of, to Virginia Convention, 1585
Cockey, Peter, appointed Lieutenant of Maryland Militia, 1476
Coe, Benjamin, appointed Captain of New-York Militia, 1416
Coercion, Ministers “riveted to,” 103
Coggeshall, Joseph, Letter from, to Gouverneur Morris, 1215
Coins, Report on the value of Gold and Silver, 1681
Coit, Colonel Samuel, resignation of, 844
Coit, Oliver, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, 1225
Colchurst, Sir J. C., Lord Middleton’s Letter to, 402
Colden, Cadwallader, Jr., Letter from, to Ulster Committee, 1112
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