Gist, Joshua, Collector of Militia Assessments. Baltimore,

1460

Glasgow, Petition from Merchants of,

75

Glasgow, Passengers for England in ship of war,

431

Glasgow, James, appointed Secretary North-Carolina Council of Safety,

1443

Glenn, John, appointed Major of Virginia Militia,

1519

Goddard, William, Petition of, to Congress,

1012

Goddard, Miss, complaint of, to Baltimore Committee,

1460

Godwin, Captain, Royal Artillery, made prisoner at Chambly,

711

Goforth, Captain William, returns from Canada,

535

Arrives at Fort George,

479

Congress promote him to the rank of Major,

1082,

1722

Gold Committee, Report of the,

1680

Goldsmith, Daniel, Marshal of New-York,

766

Is appointed Keeper of the Congress Jail,

1347

Gondola, the Canada Commissioners ask for an armed,

587

Gondolas, Schuyler asks for a Constructor of,

641

Philadelphia supplies beer to her,

653

Ammunition is furnished to same,

655

Maryland sends to Philadelphia for Models of,

682

Ordered for defence of the Narrows,

689

Washington prepares to build,

741

Maryland Council of Safety contract for,

1466

Goodrich, John, required to give bond by Virginia Convention,

1530

His wife permitted to visit him in Jail,

1543

His wife petitions the Virginia Convention,

1550

Chains removed from, and he allowed country air,

1553

Is remanded to jail,

1557

Report on the case of,

1559

Sentence passed upon,

1560

Goodrich, John, Jun., required to take the oath,

1583

Goodwin, Stephen, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

873

Goodwin, Stephen, Goodwin, Charles, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

873

Goodyear, Jesse, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

874

Gootchins, J. M., appointed Ensign of New-Jersey Militia,

1639

Gordon, Mr., moves the Previous Question in House of commons,

116

Speech of, on Mr. T. Townshend’s Motion,

259

Gordon, William, Letter from, to General Gates,

1041

Gordon, Joshua, appointed Quartermaster of New-Jersey Militia,

1640

Gordon, Peter, appointed Brigade Major of New-Jersey Militia,

1653

Goshcn, Return of Officers elected in,

1350

Gough, H. D., a Non-Associator, disarmed,

1459

Gould, John, is instructed to vote for Independence,

703

Gould, Captain Benjamin, Letter from, to Washington,

1016

Government, clashing jurisdictions unavoidable in a free,

29

The nature of, explained,

30

Mr. Mellish’s opinion of,

49

Despotick tendencies of all,

113

New-England hostile to a Monarchical,

134

Frequent resort to first principles the perfection of,

139

The true objects of all,

193

A new, recommended to the Colonies,

466

Boston views of the nature of,

557

Argument on the necessity of a new,

623

Loose Thoughts of “Democraticus” on,

730

Proceedings of a New-York Committee in relation to a new,

713

Address to the Virginia Convention on the subject of,

748

The various forms of, examined,

749

Distribution of the powers of,

752

Outlines of, recommended for Virginia,

753

Arguments in favour of a new, in New-York,

825

A form of, for the Colonies considered,

841

Action of the Pennsylvania Conference on,

952

Form of, proposed by Anne Arundel, Maryland

1093

Government, debate in New-York Congress on the form of,

1332

A Committee report a draft of a new,

1338

Maryland Convention take steps to form a,

1496

Plan of, adopted in Virginia,

1595

Form of Constitution under the new,

1598

Vote on the Resolve in New-Jersey Convention to form a,

1628

Governour’s Island, orders to complete works on,

534

Governour, salary of, fixed in Virginia,

1599

Election of, by the Convention of Virginia,

1599

Governours, unfitness of, for Commissioners,

156

Govett, Williain, Secretary to the Philadelphia Committee,

Secretary to the Pennsylvania Committee of Safety,

1214

Gower, Earl, approves of coercive measures,

12

His reply to the Duke of Richmond,

97

Votes against the Bill of Indemnity,

107

Replies to the Duke of Grafton,

120

Opposes the examination of Mr. Penn,

123

Objects to Duke of Grafton’s call for information,

159

Called “the Earl in the Blue Ribbon,”

160

Speech of, in support of Lord Hillsborough,

336

Grafton, Duke of, condemns the King’s Speech,

6

Replies to Earl Sandwich,

10

Attack upon the conduct of,

48

His Speech on the Bill of Rights,

90

His Speech in reply to Earl of Rochford,

93

His Speech on motion to examine Mr. Penn,

119,121

Moves for an account of Forces,

158

The Privy Seal is taken from, (Note,)

158

His Speech on the state of affairs,

169

His Motions are negatived,

170

Strives for a repeal of the Tea Duty,

187

Speech of, against the German Treaties,

305

Explains his vote on the Charter Bill,

307

Defence of, against Viscount Weymouth,

312

Speech of, on his motion for an Address,

320

Speech of, in reply to Lord Mansfield,

341

Graham, William, (Virginia,) ordered to be disarmed,

881

Graham, Charles, is appointed Lieutenant, and resigns, (New-York,)

1070

Graham, Richard, is appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,

1445

Grand Jury, Presentment of a South-Carolina,

514

Grant, the amount and application of a, controlled by the grantors,

68

Grant, James, punished by Court-Martial,

637

Grant, James, appointed Messenger to North-Carolina Committee of Safety,

1444

Grant, Reuben, resignation of,

1444

Grant, Mrs. Abi., Congress grant a passport to,

1682

Gratuity, Congress grant a, to one of Morgan’s men,

1690

Graves, Admiral, character of, defended,

102

Remarks on the supersession of,

293

Graves, Mr., seconds motion for Previous Question,

185

Opposes Mr. Fox’s motion for inquiry,

269

Graves, John, is captured with McKay,

574

And committed to prison in Hartford,

601

Gray, Daniel, examined by New-York Committee,

1161

Graydon, Andrew, appointed Ensign of Pennsylvania Militia,

1705

Great Britain, meeting of Fourteenth Parliament of,

1

Freedom of the subjects of, vaunted,

20

Manufactures for Europe,

150

The aggressor in the American quarrel,

161

Conduct of, painted by the people of Boston,

557

Natives of, petition the Virginia Convention,

1581

Natives of, leave granted to, to depart the Country,

1594

Great Bridge, importance of, as a Military Post,

407

Greaton, Colonel, march of his Regiment from Chambly,

584

Inoculation of his men,

590

Green, John, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

873

Green, William, testimony of, in the case of Hickey,

1085

Green, James, appointed Secretary of North-Carolina Committee of Safety,

1443