Barrington, William, Viscount, 164 n.
Barry, Mrs. Esther (Stetson), 186.
Barry, Rev. John S., 13, 267. Memoir
of, by C. C. Smith, 136-139. His
"History of Massachusetts," cited,
456.

Barry, Mrs. Louisa (Young), 136.
Barry, William, 136.

Bartlett, Dr. Josiah, 420 n.
Bartlett, Samuel, 872.

Bartlett, Sidney, 422.

Bath, John Granville, 1st Earl of, 106.

Baxter, George S., 423.
Baylies, Hon. William, 54.

Baylies, Dr. William, 229.

Bayly, Rev. John, 415 n.
Bayly, Rev. Thomas, 415 n.

Beardsley, E. Edwards, D.D., dona-

tion from, 236. Thanks voted to, ib.
Beaufort, Henry Somerset, 1st Duke,
106.

Beer drinking, antiquity of, 363.
Belcher, Andrew, 416 n.
Belcher, Hon. Jonathan, 417.
Belknap, Jeremy, D.D., 229, 230,
298, 299, 303, 304 n. Remarks of
Mr. Tuttle on a statement in his
"History of New Hampshire," 314.
Belknap, Hon. William W., letter
and donation from, 378. Leave
granted him to copy Dr. Belknap's
portrait, ib.

"Belknap papers," committee of pub-
lication of the, appointed, 232.
Bell, Daniel, 424.

Bell, Mrs. Miriam (Gore), 424.

Bennett, Ebenezer, 450.

Bentley, Richard, 123 n.

Bentley, Samuel, 123 n.

Benton, Hon. Thomas H., letter of,
to Amos Kendall, 306-307.
Berkeley, George Berkeley, 1st Earl
of, 106.

Berkeley, Lord George, 135.

Bernard, Gov. Sir Francis, 200, 451.
Extract from a message of, 156.
Letter of, to Gov. Hutchinson, 164 n.
Letter of Hutchinson to, 174.
Bertrand, Joseph, Louis F., 380.
Betham, Sir William, 64.

Betty v. Horton," case of, 299.
Biddle, Nicholas, LL.D., 43.

Bigelow, Hon. Erastus B., LL.D., 2,
7, 12. Vote of thanks to, 9.
Bigelow, Jacob, M.D., 267.

Bigelow, Hon. John, elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 425.

Bigelow, Joseph, 295.

Bigsby, Robert, Registrar of Notting-
hum, 99.

Bigsby, Robert, LL.D., 266. Death
of, announced, 99.
Billings, —, innkeeper, 250.

Binney, Hon. Horace, LL.D., 62, 232.
Birch, Thomas, D.D., his "Court and
Times of James I.," cited, 88, 91 n.
Black, Hon. Henry, LL.D., 266. Death
of, announced, 81.
Black, James, 81.

Blackstone, William, 79.

Blackstone, Sir William, his "Com-
mentaries," 216.

Blagden, George W., D.D., 1.
Blake, Capt. —, 61.

Blake, Edward, 422.

Body of Liberties," Mass., 458.
Bohemia Manor, Maryland, 311.
Bond, Henry, M.D., 41. His "Gene-
alogies and History of Watertown,"
cited, 125, 414 n.
Bordone, Bened., his "Isolario," 366.
Bosschaert, H. J., 309.
Boston, Mass., 68, 79, 104, 110, 113,
127, 252, 409, 415 n. Great fire in,
Nov., 1872, 2, 12. Lease of part of
the Society's building to the city
of, 6, 18. Negro Election Day
in, 45. Letters written from, during
the siege, 56-60. Centennial of the
Tea party, 151-216. Paper on the
destruction of the tea, by R. Froth-
ingham, 156-183. Circular-letter

of the Committee of Correspond-
ence of the town of (1773), 158-
159. Account of meetings in (1773),
163. Invitation of the Committee
of Correspondence of the town of,
167. Public meeting in Faneuil
Hall, in regard to the tea, 168; in
Old South Church, 170. Inscription
on the Beacon Hill Monument, 183.
Instructions of the town to their
representatives, written by Josiah
Quincy, Jr., 193-194. Punch-bowl
of the Fifteen Associates of, 200.
Photographs of the 'Burnt Dis-
trict," presented, 246. Medal voted
to Gen. Washington on the evacu-
ation of, 289, 290. Mr. Sprague's
ode at the Second Centennial of,
431.

Boston Athenæum, 12, 27, 32 n. Vote

of thanks to the Trustees of the, 8.
Charles Folsom's letter on the man-
agement and use of a library, 28-34.
"Boston Evening Post," 213 n., 416 n.
"Boston Gazette," 184, 192, 200.
"Boston Globe," 452.

Boston Port Act, vote of the Assem-

bly of Massachusetts on the, 182.
Boston & Albany R.R., 272, 275, 277,
278.

Boucher, Ann, 412, 413.
Boucher, Jane, 412, 413.
Boucher, Lewis, 412.

Boucher, Lewis, the younger, 412.
Boucher, Mary (b. 1708), 412.
Boucher, Mary (b. 1710), 412.

Boucher, Sarah, 412, 413.
Boucher, Thomas B., 412 n.
Bowditch, J. Ingersoll, 18.
Bowditch, Nathaniel Ingersoll, 3.
Bowdoin, Mrs. Elizabeth (Erving),
153.

Bowdoin, Gov. James, 44, 126, 128,
186, 192, 300. Extracts from a
letter of, to Dr. Franklin, intro-
ducing Josiah Quincy, Jr., 153–154.
Letters of St. John de Crevecœur
to, 237-210.
Bowdoin College, 440.

Bowen, Prof. Francis, tribute of, to

Prof. Wyman, 320. Appointed to
prepare a memoir of him, 324. Ex-
cused from writing the memoir of
Prof. Wyman, 424.

Bowes, William, 200.
Bowyer, William, 122.
Boydell, Jolin, 103, 417.
Boyer, Peter, 200.

Bradford, Alden, LL.D., 130, 218, 219,

220, 224, 225, 226-232. His " His-
tory of Massachusetts," cited, 162 n.
Bradford, Gov. William, 70, 114, 410 n.

His "History of Plymouth Plan-
tation," cited, 138, 315, 391.
Bradstreet, Gov. Simon, 79.
Brandon, Lord, 109.

Brauwer, Adrian, 317.

Braybrooke, Richard Griffin, Lord, 74,

75.

Bremen, Adam of, 353, 362.
Bression Aymer, 381.
Bridges, Richard, 405, 406.
Bridgewater, Mass., 54. Extract from
the records of the town of, 68. Rev-
olutionary broadside of the town of,
371-372.

Bridgman, Thomas, his "Memorials
of the Dead in Boston," cited,
4:20 n.

Bridgwater, John Egerton, 2d Earl of,
106.

Brigham, Arthur Austin, 281.
Brigham, Charles, 280.

Brigham, Charles Brooks, 281.
Brigham, Edward Austin, 281.
Brigham, Mrs. Margaret A. (Brooks),
281.

Brigham, Mary Brooks, 281.
Brigham, Mrs. Susanna (Baylis), 280.
Brigham, Hon. William, memoir of,
by Dr. Robbins, 280-281.
Brigham, William Tufts, 281.
Brissot de Warville, Jean Pierre, 82.
Brodhead, John Romeyn, 266. Death
of, announced, 43.
Bromfield family, 215.

Brooks, Rev. Charles, 13.

Brooks, Gov. John, 82. Letter of,
from camp near Valley Forge,

218-245.

Brooks, William G., 2, 7, 12, 44, 63.
Of committee of publication of the
Belknap Papers, 232. Communi-
cates donation of Mr. Safford, 243.
Exhibits a plaster medallion of
Pres. Washington, 254.

Brown, John, 211.

Brown, John Carter, 349. Death of,
announced, 312.

Brown, Samuel, 206, 207.

Brown & Ives, Messrs., 312.
Browne, Edward, 340.

Bruce, Capt. James, 171, 172.
Bruce, John, 124.

Brunswick, Maine, 78.

Bryant, William C., LL.D., 27, 374.
Letter from, to the Centennial of
the Tea-party, 183–184.
Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke
of, 91, 134.

Building' of the Society, report
of the Building Committee, 5. Of
Committee on moving to the new,
9. Insurance on the, 18. Lease of

part of, to the City of Boston, 6, 18.
Cost of the new, 277.
"Building Committee," 12, 17, 19,
279. Report of the, 5.
Bulfinch, Charles, 4.

Bulkeley, Gershom, his "Will and
Doom," 240.
Bulkeley, Peter, 113.

Bullard, Asa, M.D., 427.
Bullard, Daniel, 295.

Bullen, Moses, 223.
Bumstead, John, 424.

Bunhill Fields burial-ground, London,
105.

Bunker, Rev. Benjamin (H. C. 1658),
called to the church in Bridge-
water, Mass., 68.

Burgoyne, Gen. John, 245, 290.
Burke, Sir John Bernard, 64, 125,

329, 408, 408 n., 409 n.

Elected a

Canandaigua, N. Y., portraits in the
court-house at, 67.

Caner (Jaspar Crane ?), 233.
Canterbury, Archbishop of, 106.
Cape of Good Hope, 327.
Carew, George, Lord, 96.
Carleton, Sir Dudley, 88, 93.
Carlyle, Thomas, 450.

Carnes, Mrs. Emmeline (Dobell), 421,
422, 423.

Carnes, Emmeline Wainwright (Mrs.
Weeks), 423.

Carnes, Francis, 421, 423.
Carnes, Francis John, 423.

Carnes, Lucy Payne (Mrs. Weeks),
423.

Carteret, Sir George, 135.

Cartwright, Rev. Thomas, 336.

Castine, Maine, inscribed copper plate
found in, 39.

Catalogue of the Society's library,
18, 278.

Catlin, George, 13.

His proposed

picture of the Virginia Convention

Cavendish, Lord William, 109.

Ceracchi, Giuseppi, 254.

Chalmers, George, his "Political

Annals," cited, 455, 457.

Chamberlain, Furnell, 372.

Chamberlain, John, letter of, cited,
88, 93.

Champernoon, Capt. Francis, 314.
Champlain, Samuel de, 441.
Chandler, Gardiner, 62.

Chandler, Rufus, 62.

Channing, William Ellery, D.D., 443.
Chapin, Gen. Israel, 67.
Chardon, Peter, 417.

Charles II., of England, 105.
Charlestown, Mass., 397.
Chase, Thomas, Qm.-Gen., 59.
Chase and Speakman, distillers, 200.
Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of, 154.
Chauncy, Charles, Pres. Harv. Coll.,
133, 236. Articles against, by the
Commissioners of Causes Ecclesias-
tical (1630), 337–340.
Chauncy, Commodore Isaac, 26.
Chester, Col. Joseph L., 14, 125. Ac-
cepts membership, 43.

Chesterfield, Philip Stanhope, 2d Earl
of, 106.

Chiceley, Thos., 106.
Chillingworth,

-

Chilton, James, 389.

205.

Chilton, Mary (Mrs. Winslow,) 410 n.
Choate, Isaac, 295.

"Christian Examiner," 442.

"Christian Register," 443.

Christmas, Robert, 406.

Christmas, William, 406.
"Chronicle," newspaper, 184.
Church, Benjamin, M.D., 167.
Church of England, ceremonies of
the, tempore Charles I., 332-337.
Chytræus, Nathan, his "Variorum
in Europa Itinerum Delicia," cited,
40.

Circourt, Count Adolphe de, 254, 331.
Donation from, 62.

Clarendon, Henry Hyde, 2d Earl of,
106.

Clark, Henry A., permission granted
him to have a picture of Harvard
College photographed, 255.
Clark, Samuel, 100.
Clark, Thomas, 389.

"Clark v. Tousey," case of, cited,
100.

Clarke, Jonathan, 175, 205.
Clarke, Richard, 163, 166, 168.
Clarke, Robert, donation from, 214 n.,
217. Thanks ordered to, ib.
Clarke, Capt. William, 43.
Clifford, George Clifford, 2d Baron,
106.

Clifford, Gov. John H., 263. Letter
of, on death of Judge Warren, 323.
Appointed to prepare a memoir of
Judge Warren, 324.

Clinton, Hon. George, 62.

Clinton, Sir Henry, 383, 384, 386, 387.
Cobb, Benjamin, 200.

Cochrane, Alexander Thomas, Lord,
trial of, 62.

"Codex

Diplomaticus

Cavensis,"

copy of the, presented, 282.

Coffin, Elizabeth (Mrs. Amory), 419.

Coffin, Capt. Hezekiah, 169, 171, 172,
239.

Coffin, Gen. John, 62.

Coffin, Nathaniel, 60.

Cogswell, Joseph G., LL.D., 50, 389.
"Coke Manuscripts," 64.
Coleridge, Samuel T., his "Biographia
Literaria," cited, 434.
Coles, Gov. Edward, 25.

"Collections" of the Society, 15, 18,

19, 104, 111, 269, 273, 278, 297-299,
303, 380, 345, 420 n., 455, 458. Sub-
scription to publish the, 232.
Colleton, Sir John, 408 n.
Colleton, Thomas, 408 n.

Collins, Rev. Samuel, letter of, about
conformity, 341.
Collison, Peter, 408.

Colman, Rev. Benjamin, 416 n.
Colman, Benjamin, the elder, 417.
Colman, Benjamin, 416.
Colman, John, Sen., 416 n.
Colman, John, Jr., 416, 417.
Colman, John, 416.

Colman, John (b. 1737), 416.
Colman, Sarah, 416.
Colman, William, 416.

Colman, William (b. 1744), 416.
"Columbian Centinel," 185.
Columbus, Christopher, 41, 352, 362,
366, 379; M. d'Avezac's paper on
the date of the birth of, 313.
Combe, George, M.D., 390.
"Committee

of Correspondence,"
town of Boston, letters of the, 158–159,
167, 173.

"Committee of Correspondence,"
Assembly of Mass., letter of the,
160-162, 182.

"Commonwealth v. Aves," case of,
cited, 299.

"Commonwealth v. Nathaniel Jenni-
son," case of, cited, 293–299.
Compton, Henry, Bishop of London,
106.

Concord, Mass., invitation of the
town to the Society, to join in the
centennial of the battle at, 449.
Accepted, 450.

Confiscation Acts of Massachusetts,
53-54.

Connecticut, colonial records of, 240.
Conrad, Charles M., 259.

Cook, Charles Edward, 370.

Cook, Charles Wells, donation from,
370.

Cook, Capt. James, 354.

Cooke, Elisha, M.D., 412 n.
Cooke, Elisha, Jr., 412.

Cooke, Elisha (b. 1703), 412.

Cooke, Elizabeth, 412.

Cooke, Francis, 389.

Cooke, Jane, 412.

Cooke, Mary, 412, 414.

Cooke, Middlecott, 412 n., 414.
Cooke, Sarah, 412, 414, 417.
Coolidge, Mrs. Joseph, donation from,
43. Thanks ordered to, ib.
Cooper, Sir William, 109.
Cooper, William, 110, 159, 194, 416 n.
Copeland, Jonathan, Jr., 372.
Copeland, Jonathan 3d, 372, 375.
Copley, Elizabeth Clarke (Mrs. Gar-
diner Greene), 56 n.

Copley, John Singleton, R.A., 44, 211,
268 Mr. Perkins's memoir of, 23.
Corlet, Elijah, 235.

Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, 3d
Baron, 106.

Corresponding Members, election of,
68, 104, 121, 240, 264, 370, 425.
Deaths of, 43, 81, 99, 122, 312, 426.
Corresponding Secretary. See "Rob-
bins, C."

Corwin, Hon. Thomas, 259.*

Cotton, Rev. John, 132, 211, 344, 416 n.

Cotton, Rev. Josiah, 211.
Cotton, Mrs. Priscilla, 211.
Cotton, Rev. Rowland, 211.
Cotton, Rev. Theophilus, 211.
Cotton family, MS. genealogy of the,
presented, 44.

"Cotton Manuscripts," 64.

Council of the Society, 140, 142, 149,
270, 279, 305, 346, 370, 378 n., 380 n.,
895, 425, 449. To represent the
Society as delegates at the centen-
nial of the battle at Concord, 450.
Coventry, Thomas, Lord, 343.
Cowper, William, 436.

Coxe, Prof. John R., M.D., 75.
Cradock, Gov. Matthew, death of, 242.
Craford,

89.

Crafts, Col. Ebenezer, 251.

Crafts, Thomas, 208.

Craigie, Capt. Andrew, 250.
Crampton, Sir Philip, 368.
Cranch, Richard, 206.
Crane, Jaspar, 233.

Crane, Col. John, 208, 251.

Craven, William Craven, Earl of, 106.
Crevecœur, Fanny St. John, 238.
Crevecœur, Hector St. John, 238.
Letters of, to Gov. Bowdoin, 237-
240. "Letters of an American Far-
mer" of, 238.

Crevecœur, Lewis St. John, 238.
Crewe, Nathaniel, Bishop of Durham,
106.

Crittenden, Hon. John J., 259.
Crocker, Hon. Samuel, 55.
Crowell, John Y., 273, 275.

Cromwell, Oliver, 448. Cast of the
face of, exhibited, 450.
"Cumberland Gazette," 185.
Cunningham, Ann, 413.
Cunningham, Nathaniel, 413.

Cunningham, Nathaniel, Jr., 413.

Cunningham, Ruth, 413.
Cunningham, Sarah, 413.
Cunningham, Timothy, 413.
Curll, E., 105.

Curtis, Hon. Benjamin R., 266. Elect-

ed a Resident Member, 44. Ac-
cepts membership, 49. Death of,
announced, 346. Resolutions of the
Society, ib. Remarks of Dr. Rob-
bins, 347-348. Reference to, in Mr.
Winthrop's letter, 351.

Curtis, Charles P., donation from, 263.
Thanks voted to, ib.
Cushing, Hon. Caleb, presents a MS.
genealogy of the Cotton family,
44.
Vote of thanks to, ib.
Cushing, Hon. Luther
ports" cited, 458.
Cushing, Hon. Thomas, 157, 183, 190,
192, 224.

S., his "Re-

Cushing, Chief Justice William, 297.
Note-book of, exhibited, 292. Sketch
of, 295.

Cushman, Rev. Robert, 389.
Cushman, Susanna, 3×9.

Cutler, Rev. Manassah, D.D., 82.
Cyrene, "Smith and Porcher's Recent
Discoveries at," 65.

D.

Dacre, Lord, 63.
Dale, Eben, 3.
Dall, Joseph, 372.
Dalton, Tristram, 225.
Dana, Richard, 194.

Dana, Hon. Richard H., Jr., 346.
Danckaerts, Jaspar. See "Dankers,
Jaspar."

Dane, Nathan, LL.D., 456. His
"Abridgment of American Law,"
cited, 453.

Danforth, Rev. Samuel, letter of, to
Thomas Danforth, 305–306.

Danforth, Hon. Thomas, 305. Letter
of, to Gov. Winthrop, of Conn., 235.
Dankers, Jaspar, 309. Extracts from
his Journal, 310–311.

Darcy, Sir Conyers, Comptroller of
the Household, 101.

Dartmouth, William Legge, 2d Earl
of, 206. Letter of Gov. Hutchinson
to him, 164-166. Another letter of
Gov. Hutchinson to, 172. Letter
from, to Hutchinson, approving his
conduct in Boston, 175. Letter of
Isaac Royall to, 179-182.
Dartmouth, William Legge, 4th Earl
of, 176.

Davenport, Rev. John, 343.
Davis, Caleb, 206.

Davis, Admiral Charles H., 258.
Davis, Daniel, 258.

Davis, Isaac P., 110.

Davis, Hon. John, 230.

Davis, Hon. William T., 232. Letter
from, to the Tea-party Centennial
meeting, 210-212.

Dean, John Ward, 242 n.
Deane, Charles, LL.D., 22, 39, 50, 70,
76, 90. Elected Recording Secre-
tary, 21, 279. Recording Secretary,
1, 43, 49, 50, 63, 65, 69, 71, 78, 79, 99,
104, 122, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 150,
214, 217, 236, 255, 263, 805, 312, 318,
345, 367, 378, 395, 425, 449, 451.
Motion of, 51. Communicates two
letters written in Boston during
the siege, and one from Halifax,
56-62. To report a list of exist-
ing committees of the Society, 83.