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Wolfe, the friend of Colonel Barré,
40
The Spirit of, invoked,
41
Wolfe, George, is reprehended by a Committee,
562
Wolseley, Colonel Charles, seconds Mr. Luttrell’s Motion,
142
Women, Americans charged with tarring and feathering,
220
Wood, Richard, appointed Ensign of New-York Militia,
1316
Wood, Wilber, and others, complaints of, redressed,
1423
Wood, John, appointed Lieutenant of North-Carolina Militia,
1454
Woodford, Colonel, Extract of a Letter from,
540
Woodhull, Nathaniel, Letter to, from Abraham Livingston,
397
President of New-York Congress,
615, 762, 1310
Letter to, from Ezra L’Hommedieu,
684
Letter from, to President of Congress,
1380
Woodhull, John, Chairman of Brookhaven Committee,
569
Woodhull, Benjamin, Deposition of,
572
Woodhull, Colonel Jesse, Light-Horse attached to Regiment of,
585
Woodhull, Ebenezer, appointed Captain of New-York Militia,
1359
Woodruff, Dr., Senior Surgeon of Canada Hospital,
493
Appointed Surgeon of Ritzema’s Regiment,
1355
Woods, Major, secures the Batteaus at Three Rivers,
1037
Woodward, Captain Nathaniel, complains against John Moore,
584
Woodward, Benjamin, Older for arrest of, by Virginia Convention,
1613
Woodward, T. L., gives Bond to New-Jersey,
1634
Fine imposed upon,
1665
Woodward, Anthony, joined the enemy in New-Jersey,
1661
Woodward, Joseph, Committee report to Congress on Letter of,
1689
Wool, the price of, regulated in New-Jersey,
467
Wool, Captain, appointment of, approved by Arnold,
580
Wool, Jeremiah, examined before New-York Congress,
1299
Is again admitted before them by request,
1342
Is ordered to put sundry prisoners in Irons,
1343
Wool, Isaac, appointed Captain by Congress,
1722
Wooldridge, Mr., sole objecter to Stafford Address,
82
Wooley, Thomas, Proceedings of the New-York Congress on Petition of,
1394
Woollen Cloth, Order of New-York Congress for procuring,
1428
Woolsey, George, elected Ensign of Maryland Militia,
583
Appointed by Baltimore Committee Collector of Fines, &c.,
1459
Woolsey, William, appointed Captain of schooner Harlequin,
1484
Wooster, General David, expected arrival of, at Montreal,
389
Leaves Sorel for Chambly,
580
Letter to, from Theodore Sedgwick,
589
The recall of, from Canada, advised,
589
Sends Lieutenant McLean to Albany in irons,
633
His movements not known to Schuyler,
640
Arrives at St. Johns on his way home,
679
Congress recall him from Canada,
740
Washington orders him to Head-Quarters,
770
Schuyler receives a Return from,
820
His arrival at Head-Quarters reported to Congress,
937
Letter from his Lady to Governour Trumbull,
945
Is permitted to wait on Congress,
992
Leave granted him to return to his family,
1009
Asks an inquiry into his conduct,
1081
Congress direct that he be permitted to return home,
1718
Wootten, Samuel, information lodged against,
1421
Worcester, Md., Letter to Committee of, from Council of Safety,
618, 973,1257
Judges of Election appointed for,
1498
Worcester, Mass., Proceedings in Committee of,
1088
Wormeley, Ralph, ordered before Virginia Convention,
1513
Wormeley, Ralph, Petition from, to the Convention,
1520
Required to enter into Bonds,
1523
Worthington, William, appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of Connecticut Militia,
871
Worthington, Brice, Chairman of Anne Arundel County (Maryland) Meeting,
1094
Wounded, Congress appoint a Committee to consider provision for,
1718
Wrentham, Mass., instruct Representatives to vote for Independence,
699
Wright, Sir James, a wise answer of, quoted,
9
Wright, Solomon, Chairman of Queen Anne’s County (Maryland) Committee,
833
Wright, Job, appointed Lieutenant of Connecticut Militia,
873
Wright, Jacob, exempted from fine by Maryland,
1464
Wright, James, appointed a Lieutenant of Maryland Militia,
1483
Wright, Lieutenant Jonathan, Trial of, ordered by Maryland,
1484
Wrong, “the King can do no,”
83
Wrottesley, Sir John, information given to,
158
Wycombe, (See Shelburne.)
 
Wyllys, George, Secretary to Connecticut Assembly,
551
Wyllys, Hezekiah, appointed Captain of Connecticut Militia,
874
Wynkoop, Colonel, Regiment of, imperfect,
502
Supposed strength of, given,
566
Washington notices the deficiency of,
769
Schuyler’s explanation concerning,
910
Return of his Regiment,
915
Letter from, to Schuyler,
1058
Wynkoop, Captain Cornelius, Letter from, to Schuyler,
942
Yankee-Hero, capture of the Privateer,
746
British account of the capture of,
748
Yankees, Enemy’s opinion of, at Sullivan’s Island,
1206
Yard, Isaiah, appointed Lieutenant of New-Jersey Militia,
1624
Yarmouth, (Nova-Scotia,) friendly disposition of,
441
Yates, Abraham, Chairman of Albany Committee,
573, 762
Yates, Robert, Letter from, to V. P. Douw,
574
Yates, John, examination of, by New-York Committee,
1171
Yates, Jaspar, appointed Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
1732
Yeas and Noes, on—
Amending Address,
46, 60
Call of the Previous Question,
67, 117, 185, 247
Second reading of Militia Bill,
85
Final passage of Militia Bill,
87
Colonel Barré’s Motion for Returns,
100
Motion to amend Bill of Indemnity,
106
Lord Barrington’s first Resolution,
158
Leave to Lord North to bring in his Bill,
191
Committing the same,
198
Motion to divide the same,
199
Lord North’s Motion for a second reading,
206
Final passage of the same,
211
Alderman Oliver’s Motion,
248
Mr. Hartley’s Motion for an Address,
255
Mr. Townshend’s Motion,
263
Mr. Fox’s Motion for Inquiry,
271
Motion to refer the German Treaties,
287
Resolutions for Supplies,
289
Mr. Luttrell’s Motion on the Navy,
314
General Conway’s Motion for Howe’s Instructions,
387
Yeldell, William, ordered by Maryland to give bond,
1490
Yonge, Sir George, moves amendment to Address,
60
Moves amendment to the Nova-Scotia Resolutions,
69
Explains the Devonshire Address,
79
Opposes the Militia Bill,
86
Supports Mr. Luttrell’s Motion,
142
Opposes Lord North’s Bill,
199, 201
Seconds Mr. Townshend’s Motion,
258
Supports Colonel Barré’s Motion,
359
York River, Dunmore passes the mouth of,
576
York, (Pennsylvania,) Letter from Committee of, to Philadelphia Committee,
607
Resolves of, on forming Convention,
620
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