Green, John, Letter of Marque granted to, |
1454 |
Greene, Brigadier-General, Order to form a Picket Guard, |
426 |
Letters from, to Washington, |
536, 1053 |
Letters to, from Captain Wilkinson, |
566, 741 |
Letter to, from Lieutenant John Holiday, |
616 |
Letter to, from Commodore Hopkins, |
998 |
Is ordered to arrest the Mayor of New-York, |
1158 |
Is ordered to arrest Alderman Brewerton, |
1163 |
Extract of a Letter from, |
1265 |
Sends J. Livingston to New-York Congress as a prisoner, |
1375 |
Asks permission for inoculation of his brother, |
1403 |
Which is refused by the New-York Congress, |
1407 |
Greenleaf, Joseph, Letter from, to the Massachusetts Council, |
715 |
Green Mountain Boys, Warner’s, |
564 |
Greenup, Christopher, Chairman of Loudoun Committee, |
445 |
Acts as Clerk of the same, |
722 |
Greenwich Hospital, manner of supporting, |
183 |
Greenwich, N. J., Proceedings of Committee of, |
691 |
Greenwich, Mass., Vote of, on Independence, |
706 |
Gregg, James, appointed Lieutenant by Congress, |
1722 |
Gregory, George, escape and recapture of, |
1186 |
Gregy, Conrad, voluntary supply of Flour from, |
580 |
Grenadier Company, formation of a, |
585 |
Grenadiers, capture of a Company of Scotch, |
1000 |
Grennell, Thomas, appointed to command the Frigate Montgomery, |
1707 |
Grenville, Mr. James, opposes all measures of coercion, |
51 |
Is complimented by Mr. Dempster, |
59 |
Grenville, Mr. George, one of the Board of Trade, |
131 |
In favour of Lord North’s measures, |
283 |
Gresham, Richard, appointed Lieutenant Maryland Militia, |
1476 |
Grey, James, Order for the services of, |
493 |
Gridley, Col. Richard, Letter from, to Washington, |
439 |
Grier, Captain, is highly recommended, |
420 |
His Company behave well in battle, |
827 |
Grievances, Virginia Convention appoint a Committee of, |
1514 |
Griffin, Sir J. G., Speech of, on motion for Supply, |
103 |
Reply of, to Lord Clare, |
289 |
Griffith, Charles G., elected Lieutenant-Colonel of Maryland Flying-Camp, |
1490 |
Griswold, Daniel, proclaimed an enemy, |
401 |
Griswold, George, Jun., appointed Lieutenant of the Connecticut Militia, |
871 |
Griswold, Matthew, Letter from, to Washington, |
1075 |
Grosvenor, Earl, approves the King’s Speech, |
10 |
Grosvenor, Samuel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, |
872 |
Groton, pay of Company at Fort, |
651 |
Grover, Lieutenant, released from confinement, |
423 |
Asks pardon of Washington, |
424 |
And is restored to duty, |
424 |
Grover, Phinehas, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia, |
872 |
Grymes, Benjamin, proclaimed an enemy, |
984 |
Guest, Isaac, elected Quartermaster of Maryland Militia, |
1493 |
Guillot, Francis, a Canadian, appointed Captain by Sullivan, |
923 |
Guion, Dr. Isaac, appointed Commissary of North-Carolina Militia, |
1458 |
Guisebertson, Guisebert, of New-Jersey, resignation of, |
1657 |
Guisebertson, William, joins the Enemy, |
1661 |
Gunby, Captain, of Princess Anne Militia, |
806 |
Gunlocks, specimens of home-made, |
630 |
Gunpowder, the manufacture of, in Pennsylvania, noticed, |
126 |
A supply of, forwarded to Washington, |
421 |
Estimated quantity of, in North-Carolina, |
404 |
Order in Council prohibiting export of, |
487 |
Quantity of, in Canada, reported, |
599 |
Arrival of, from St. Maloes, |
629 |
Gunpowder, Pennsylvania loans money for manufacture of, |
652 |
Seizure of, by the Cumberland Committee, |
756 |
E. Tyson’s proposals for manufacturing, |
1115 |
Price of, fixed by the Connecticut Committee of Safety, |
1223 |
Resolve of the North-Carolina Committee of Safety relating to, |
1448 |
See “Powder.” |
|
Gwinn’s Island, Dunmore’s Forces arrive at, |
617 |
They land and intrench upon, |
683 |
Gyer, or Guyer, Nathan and Lazarus, Depositions against, |
570 |
They are taken up and examined, |
616 |
Committed to Jail in New-York, |
766 |
They petition for a hearing, |
1125 |
Habeas Corpus, the essential right of every British Subject, |
26 |
Hacker, Lieutenant Hoysted, Orders to, |
902 |
Commodore Hopkins recommends him to Marine Committee, |
979 |
Hackett, Colonel James, Address of, to North-Carolina Assembly, |
845 |
Hackinsack, N. J., Ordinance for taking possession of the Ferry at, |
1660 |
Haddrell’s Point, operations at, |
1188 |
Haff, John, the Confessions of, |
1032 |
Hagey, Joseph, Premium given to, for Spinning Machine, |
856 |
Haight, Stephen, recommended for Lieutenancy in New-York, |
1070 |
Haines, Godfrey, prisoner, escape of, |
546 |
Halifax, N. S., argument on supposition of loss of, |
40 |
Letter from, laid before House of Commons, |
61 |
Lord North hopes for the safety of, |
187 |
Called the “Gin-shop of America,” |
223 |
An account of Proceedings at, |
513 |
Mr. Lovell’s account of the treatment of Prisoners at, |
1076 |
Enemy lying at, with one hundred and fifty sail, and twelve hundred sick, |
1138 |
Halifax, Lord, advice of, as one of the Board of Trade, |
131 |
Halifax, N. C., statement of affairs at, |
404, 501 |
List of Brigade Officers in, |
1447 |
Halifax, Va., Proceedings of Committee of, |
984 |
Hall, J., and others, Letter from, to Maryland Council of Safety, |
630 |
Hall, Rev. Willard, declared unfriendly, |
712 |
Hall, David, President of Lewistown (Del.) Committee, |
808 |
Hall, Stephen, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia, |
872 |
Hall, J. C., Orders to, from Maryland Council of Safety, |
1063 |
Elected Colonel of Maryland Flying-Camp, |
1490 |
Hall, Captain R. B., (Maryland,) Court-Martial ordered upon, |
1484 |
Hall, Edward, appointed Major New-Jersey Militia, |
1626 |
Hallet, Jonah, appointed Ensign New-York Militia, |
1416 |
Hallock, Lieutenant William, his vessel reported unseaworthy, |
756 |
Hambleton, Henry, discharged from prison, Virginia, |
1541 |
Hambright, John, Chairman of the Northumberland Committee, |
562 |
Hamilton, Captain, complimented by Earl Sandwich, |
327 |
Hamilton, Colonel, General Carleton compliments, |
457 |
Hamilton, William, Chairman of Philadelphia Committee, |
499, 848 |
Inflammatory petition of, to Assembly, |
786 |
Hamilton, Captain Alexander, Letter from, to New-York Congress, |
577 |
Return of his New-York Artillery, |
1122 |
Artillery of, put on Continental pay, |
1336 |
Authorized to search vessels for deserters, |
1349 |
Hamilton, Archibald, action of New-York Committee on, |
1170 |
Hamlin, Nathaniel, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia, |
873 |
Hammill, John, appointed Surgeon’s Mate New-Jersey, |
1652 |
|