John Blackwell’s Letter to Committee of,

List of suspected persons in,

Deputies from, to Provincial Congress,

Deputies from, ordered to attend the Provincial Congress,

List of persons in, ordered to be arrested,

Persons holding office from the King in,

Letter to Committee from the Congress on the case of Wooley,

Address to the King,

Bill of Indemnity,

Motion to examine Mr. Penn,

Duke of Richmond’s Motion,

Duke of Grafton’s Motion,

Leave for Mr. Burke’s Bill,

Leave for Lord North’s Bill,

Passage of Lord North’s Bill,

Alderman Oliver’s Motion,

Mr. Hartley’s Motion,

Mr. Townshend’s Motion,

Referring the German Treaties,

Duke of Richmond’s Motion for Address,

Colonel Barré’s Motion for Despatches,

Duke of Manchester’s Motion for General Howe’s Despatches,

Lord Mayor’s Motion on the Colonies,

of North-Carolina,

command of the,

Shipment of men for, authorized,

Difficulty of procuring guns for,

Letter from, to Inhabitants of York County,

Copy of his Letter to Henry Wolf,

He refuses to obey Instructions to withdraw,

Letter addressed to, by “A Freeman,”

Ransom, Joshua, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Rapelje, Jacques, appointed a Captain by King’s County,

Confirmed by New-York Congress,

Rathbun, Valentine, Letter from, to Washington,

Gives information, but withholds the source,

Represents Pittsfield in the Massachusetts Assembly,

Ration, cost of, reported by Washington to the Congress,

Ravensworth, Lord, moves to amend Duke of Manchester’s Motion,

Rowlings, Moses, Sen., appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of Rifles by Congress,

Rayford, Robert, appointed Adjutant of Brigade of North-Carolina,

Raymond, Jesse, Letter from, to a Committee of New-York Congress,

Rea, R., Report of, to Governour Bullock,

Read, Colonel, arrival of his Regiment at St. Johns,

Read, Collinson, Secretary to Berks County Committee,

Read, Captain Thomas, instructions to, regarding the Fleet,

Resigns command of ship Montgomery,

Appointed by Congress Captain of frigate,

Read, Zalmon, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,

Read, Nathan, Affidavit of,

Read, Colonel Charles, Instructions of New-Jersey Congress to,

Reader, ——, employed as Armourer at Fort Constitution,

Rebel Army, Return of the, called for,

Information sooner reaches, than the Royal,

Rebel, Mr. Fox resists the application of, to Montgomery,

Trial of Regulars with, not a fair one,

Mr. Innes’s plan for tiring out the,

The first aggressors,

Better informed than the King’s Troops,

The disgrace of treating with,

Mr. Dunning in defence of,

Lord North not opposed to treat with,

Carleton’s account of, from Quebeck,

Rebellion, purpose of the Americans declared in the

Address,

Confident hopes of suppressing the,

Proper definition of,

Mr. Dunning’s distinctions of,

Mr. Serjeant Adair’s definition of,

The Scotch, no parallel with the American,

Recantation, Josiah Stibbins’s,

Reconciliation, Maryland Council of Safety hope for, through Governour Eden,

Records, &c., moved from New-York to Whiteplains

New-Jersey, removed to Burlington,

Recruits, difficulty of procuring, against America,

Difficulty of obtaining, after being denied,

Difficulty of obtaining, is confessed,

Reder, Joseph, appointed Ensign of Connecticut Militia,

Reed, Joseph, Adjutant-General, Return from,

Resigns his Secretaryship to Washington,

His reasons for so doing,

A. Lee cautions the Secret Committee against,

He receives the Commission of Adjutant-General,

Letter from, to Henry Remsen,

Letter from, to New-Jersey and New-York Conventions,

Letter from, to New-York Congress,

His election in Congress,

Reed, John, Commissary, &c., at Fort-Island,

Reed, Franklin, appointed Lieutenant of Marines,

Reeves, Isaac, Major of Minute Regiment,

Reflections, addressed to New-Jersey Assembly,

Regulars, compared with a Standing Army of Militia,

Regulators, defeat of Mason’s, in North-Carolina,

Reid, John, Jan., appointed Lieutenant of New-York Militia,

Remonstrance, of Philadelphia to the Assembly,

Of the Captains of the Galleys against a Commander,

Remsen, Captain Abraham, sent with a Prisoner to New-York Congress,

Remsen, Henry, Letter to, from Joseph Bull,

Letter to, from Colonel Reed,

Of Governour Skene’s examination,

On the Fortifications of the Delaware,