Marines, a call in House of Commons for number of,

Rapid recruiting of, reported,

Leave asked to raise two Battalions of,

Dr. Adams asks for a Company of,

Marlborough, course of, contrasted with Ministers,

Marsh, Colonel Joseph, Chairman of Joint Committee,

Takes his seat as a Member of the New-York Congress,

Is sent on a mission to Rhode-Island,

Marshall, Dr., ordered to attend the Sick at Sorel,

Marshall, John, Philadelphia gives a Premium to, for Thread,

Marshall, John, cited before Baltimore Committee,

Marshall, William, honourably acquitted of disaffection,

Marsham, Hon. Charles, gives notice of a Motion,

Excepts to Lord North’s Bill,

Moves to amend the Bill of Indemnity,

Martin, Alexander, appointed Colonel North-Carolina Regulars,

Martin, Azariah, appointed Quartermaster of New-York Militia,

Martin, James, honourably acquitted of disaffection,

Martin, Captain John, Letter from, to the Maryland Council of Safety,

Martin, Dr. Samuel, Proceedings of the New-York Committee in the case of,

Further examination of,

Is required to give his parole,

Martin, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of Mitchell’s Company, of North-Carolina,

Martin, Samuel, appointed Lieutenant of Gee’s Company of North-Carolina,

Marvin, Elihu, Chairman of Cornwall Committee,

Chairman of Orange County Committee,

Marvin, Ephraim, Deposition of,

Appointed Adjutant of a Minute Regiment,

Maryland, Dissolution of the Assembly of,

Address to the People of,

Compliment to, by John Adams,

Maryland Convention, Proceedings of,

Resolve on reunion with Great Britain,

H. Ridgely’s Memorial to,

Edmund Pendleton’s Letter to,

Solemn call upon, by Congress,

Resolves of, on subject of Governour Eden,

A new, called,

Proceedings of, relating to Governour Eden,

Resolve of, setting aside Writs of Election,

Robert Alexander’s excuse for not attending,

Letter to, from John Rodgers at Philadelphia,

Doubts of, as to Independence,

Letters from President of Congress to,

Captain James Nicholson’s Letter to,

Proceedings of the new,

Declaration of the Delegates of,

Action of Virginia Convention on Proceedings of,

Resolutions of, on Independence, read in Congress,

Maryland Council of Safety, the Correspondence of, with—

Alexander, Robert,

Adams, William,

Baltimore Committee,

Beall, Colonel Joseph,

Beall, Captain Rezin,

Bracco, Lieutenant,

Brent, George,

Brigadier-Generals,

Buchanan, Colonel William,

Buchanan, Andrew,

Calvert Committee,

Carroll, Charles, (Banister,)

Cradock, John,

Chamberlaine, Brigadier-General,

County Committees,

Dickinson, Charles,

Maryland Council of Safety, the Correspondence of, with—

Dorchester Committee,

Dorsey, Captain Thomas,

Deputies in Congress,

Dugan, Cumberland,

Ennalls, Thomas,

Frederick Committee,

Garrett, Amos,

Gist, Thomas,

Harrison, Lieutenant William,

Harrison, Richard,

Handy, Captain Joseph,

Hall, J., and others,

Hall, Colonel, and Weems,

Hindman, William,

Hollingsworth, Jesse,

Hopkins, Gerard,

Henderson, James,

Hughes, Daniel and Samuel,

Hill, Captain Duncan,

Johnson, B.,

Johnson, Dr. E.,

Kent County Committee,

Kent, Colonel James,

Leypold, John,

Lowes, Henry,

Lux and Bowley,

Lux, William,

Martin, Captain, of Brig Friendship,

Matthews, Colonel, of Virginia,

Middleton, Joseph,

Montagu, Captain of the Fowey,

Murdock, James,

Newcastle Committee,

Nicholson, Captain James,

North-Carolina Committee of Safety,

President of Congress,

Purviance, Samuel, Jun.,

Richardson, William,

Ringgold, James,

Russell, Thomas,

Sands, Ridley, and Mowbray, Captains,

Scott, U.,

Selby, William,

Smallwood, Colonel,

Smith, Captain N.,

Smyth, Hands, and Nicholson,

Tilghman, James,

Vanbibber, Captain,

Vanbibber and Harrison,

Veazey, Captain,

Virginia Committee of Safety,

Ware, Francis,

Worcester Committee,

Young, Hugh,

Maryland Council of Safety, General Lee’s remarks on the conduct of,

Answer of, to the call of Congress,

Proceedings of,

Mason, Colonel, his Regulators defeated in North-Carolina,

Mason, James, examined before the New-York Committee,

Massachusetts, tbe resistance of, justified,

King William’s Charter of,

Early disturbances in,

People of, characterized as “Madmen,”

Unjust treatment of, asserted,

Mr. Burke’s Remarks on the state of,

Bill to repeal the Act for regulating,

Preparations of, for War,

Duke of Grafton explains his vote on Charter Bill of,

Council of, to their Delegates in Congress,

Resolves of House of Representatives of,

The President of Congress to the Assembly of,

Washington to the Council of,

James Warren to the Council of,