Johnson, Captain John, William Smith complains of,

Makes a Report to the New-York Congress,

Is requested to apprehend Negro Will,

Johnson, Mrs. Anne, compensation granted to,

Johnson, Thomas, elected Brigadier-General of Maryland Flying-Camp,

Johnston, Thomas, one of the Secret Committee,

Johnston, James, punished for desertion,

Johnston, Samuel, Letter to, from John Penn,

Johnston; Schooner, North-Carolina grants Letter of Marque to,

Johnston, Philip, appointed Colonel of New-Jersey Militia,

Johnstone, Governour, Reply of, to Sir Adam Ferguson,

Arraigns the conduct of Administration,

His arguments are commended,

He objects to the Militia Bill,

Replies to Lord North,

Speech of, on Sir J. Lowther’s Motion,

His Remarks on the treatment of Mr. Penn,

Opposes Lord North’s Bill,

His Motion relating to Georgia,

Speech of, on the motion to postpone Lord North’s Bill,

Speech of, on Alderman Oliver’s Motion,

Defends the conduct of Americans at Bunker-Hill,

His squibs upon Ministers,

Supports the motion for Inquiry,

Opposes the hire of Foreign Troops,

Utters a philippick against Administration,

Supports Mr. Luttrell’s motion on the Navy,

Is interrupted by Lord North,

Is severe upon Contractors,

Reprobates the Minister for his Rum-Contract,

Johnstone, Mr. J., supports Mr. Luttrell’s Motion,

Seconds Governour Johnstone’s Motion relating to Georgia,

Replies to Lord Barrington,

Jolly, John, Captain of Maryland Militia,

Jolliffe, Mr., supports the Address,

Is in favour of the German Treaties,

Jones, Captain John Paul, Admiral’s Orders to,

Letter from, to Joseph Hewes,

Letter from, to Colonel Tillinghast,

Jones, Eliakim, suspected of joining the enemy,

Jones, Gilbert, reports from Oyster-Bay Committee,

Jones, Owen, resigns Treasurership of Pennsylvania,

Jones, Nathaniel, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Jones, Captain Gabriel, charge of, against B. Grymes,

Jones, Dr. John, gives certificate to Dr. Adams,

Jones, Samuel, appointed Ensign of North-Carolina Militia,

Jones, Maurice, appointed a Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,

Resignation of,

Jones, John C., appointed Assistant Clerk to Maryland Convention,

Jones. Lewelling, elected Captain of Virginia Horse,

Jones, James, elected Cornet of Virginia Horse,

Jones, Thomas, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,

Jouet, Chevalier, limited to boundaries on parole,

Journals, House of Commons, for 18th March, 1698, read,

J. R., Essay of, on Independence,

Supplement to Essay of,

On the Election of Delegates,

Jud, Jesse, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Judson, Noah, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Jury, Trial by, the essential right of a British subject,

Eulogy upon the Institution,

Justice, New-Jersey provides for the maintenance of,

Justinian, Edward called the English,

Karanduaan, name given to Hancock by the Six Nations,

Kearl, John, examined by the New-York Committee,

Kearney, Michael, (a prisoner,) limited to bounds on parole,

Kearney, Philip, (a prisoner,) limited to bounds on parole,

Kelsey, Stephen, paid for attending the New-York Committee,

Kemp’s Landing, a Council decide to abandon,

Kennedy, Captain, (prisoner,) enlarged on parole,

Kent County, Maryland, Letters to, from the Maryland Council of Safety,

Pay to Militia Officers in,

Appointment of Officers for,

Judges of Election for,

Kent, Colonel James, Letter from Maryland Council of Safety to,

Elected Colonel of Maryland Flying-Camp,

Kent, Jacob, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of New-York Militia,

Kentucky, Henderson claim to land in,

Memorial from Settlers on the River,

Keppel, Admiral, his attack on the Admiralty,

Ker, John, Moderator at a Meeting of the Church of Scotland,

Kerlin, John, appointed Ensign of New-Jersey Militia,

Kernaghan, James, appointed a Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Kerr, John, appointed a Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,

Ketcham, Joshua, one of Committee of Huntington,

Ketchum, Isaac, Testimony of, in the case of Hickey,

Petition of, to the New-York Congress,

Undergoes examination,

Ordered to be put in irons,

A visiter permitted to see him in Jail,

Brought before Congress again on petition,

The information given by,

Corrects his testimony as to Colonel Webb,

Kettletas, Peter, appointed Lieutenant of New-York Horse,

Ketner, Henry, asks pardon of Berks County, Pennsylvania,

Kilbey, Esper, appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,

Kilbey, William T., appointed Ensign of North-Carolina Militia,

Kilborn, Jonathan, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Killbreath, Hugh, punished for desertion,

Killegrove, Henry, Petition of, to New-York Congress,

Kilty, John, elected Ensign Maryland Flying-Camp,

Kimball, John, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,

Kinchin, defeat of the Americans at,

King, the Speaker’s Address to the, at the close of the Session,

King, Alexander, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

King, Captain John, (of N. C.,) suspended from command,

King-William, Virginia, Report on Election in,

King, Joseph, appointed Adjutant of New-Jersey Militia,

King-and-Queen, Virginia, Proceedings of Committee of,

King’s peace, Lord Mansfield’s definition of the,

King’s District, New-York, suspicions of Tory Plot in,

Unanimous vote of, for Independence,

King’s Ship’s, Plan to prevent annoyance from the,

King’s, County, New-York, appointments made by Committee of,

List of suspected persons in,

Deputies from, to Provincial Congress,

Persons holding office from the King in,

King’s Bridge, Fortifications ordered at,

General Mifflin ordered to repair to,

Kingdom, what is meant by “within the,”

Lord Weymouth’s definition of,