General Ward’s Troops in want of their,

Orders for, on Maryland Treasury,

Of Members of Maryland Council of Safety,

Governour Pownall expresses a wish for,

Within the command of Ministers,

The rights of a, asserted by Lord Camden,

Letter to, from General Lee,

Letter from, to Maryland Convention,

President of Virginia Convention,

Letter from, to Virginia Delegates in Congress,

Letter from, read in New-Jersey Congress,

Letter of Thanks to, from New-Jersey Congress,

Address of, to Virginia Convention,

Petition presented by, read in House of Commons,

Character of, by Duke of Richmond,

Improperly called Proprietor and Quaker,

Day fixed for examination of, as “John,”

The name corrected in the Order for attendance,

His examination at the Bar,

Silence of Ministers to, explained,

His Evidence called partial,

Duke of Richmond’s Comments on examination of,

Pennsylvania, Forces of, detailed by Mr. Penn,

Manufactures, Ports, and Rivers of,

Character of the men enrolled in,

Questions as to the Charter of,

Cost of, compared with that of Nova-Scotia,

Mr. Wilkes enumerates the resources of,

Conduct of, condemned by Philadelphia Committee,

Memorial to, of the Committee of Safety,

Congress call on, for Militia,

Remove Restrictions from their Delegates,

Proceedings of,

Examination of the course of,

Proceedings of,

Petition Congress for further defences,

Ask Washington for an Engineer,

Washington’s Reply to,

Letter from, to President of Congress,

The President’s Reply to,

Remonstrance addressed to,

Some Members of, suspected to be Tories,

Address of, to the Inhabitants,

Empowered by Congress to negotiate exchange of Prisoners,

“A Watchman” to the Common People of,

Disputed Boundary of, with Virginia,

A Conference held of the Committees of,

Address of the Conference to the People of,

“Republicus” to the People of,

Proceedings of the Associators of,

Virginia establishes a temporary Boundary with,

“Aristides” to the, of the Colonies,

Anonymous Address to the,

Speaker of the Irish House of Commons,

Perth-Amboy, Ladies of, petition to keep Dr. Lawrence,

Measures to remove the suspected from,

Peterborough, Bishop of, opposes the Address,

Supports Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Is elected Secretary to the Board of War,

The City of London’s, is read in the House of Commons,

Of Congress, “a refined piece of political subtlety,”

Of Congress, not alluded to in King’s Speech,

Of Nova-Scotia to Parliament,

Of Nova-Scotia referred to a Committee of the Whole,

From Merchants and Traders of Poole, &c.,

From Inhabitants of Wilts,

From Merchants and Traders of Chester,

From Cities of London and Liverpool,

From Merchants of Lancaster, &c.,

From the City of Bristol and Port of Milford,

From the Traders of Glasgow and Clyde,

Of Sugar-Planters, read in the House of Commons,

Dissatisfaction of the Colonies at reception of,

From New-York, fabricated in England,

Of the Protestants of Cork to the King,

Stephen Parker’s, to Massachusetts Council,

Of Inhabitants of Wellfleet, to the same,

Paper-makers’, to New-York Congress,

Dr. Adams’s, for a military command,

Of the Inhabitants, to Committee of Albany,

Of a number of Inhabitants of New-Jersey, against Independence,

Turbutt Betton’s, to Maryland Convention,

Of Commanders of Galleys to Pennsylvania Conference,

William Goddard’s, to Congress,

Captain Painter’s, to the Board of War,

Of Nathan Guyer and others to New-York Congress,

Of Tryon Committee to New-York Congress,

Of Israel and Isaac Youngs to New-York Congress,

Thomas Wooley’s, to New-York Congress,

Of Inhabitants of Transylvania to Virginia Convention,