SS. Philip & James. C. U. Shepard,

David Livingstone d. 1873.

Last quarter, 6.47 p.m. E.

d. 1886.

Mormons dedicated the Miller Tabernacle, Howardst., Boston, 1843.

Napoleon Bonaparte d. 1821. Empress Eugenie b. 1826.

4 32 6 50 25 Easter 5. Rogation. Battle of Wil

derness 1864.

Chief-Justice Chase d. 1873. Lord Brougham d. 1868.

First step toward establishing a House of Representatives 1632.

Audubon b. 1780.

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Noah Webster d. 1843. Thomas Moore b. 1779.
William Pitt b. 1759.

Ben Perley Poore d. 1887. Patrick Henry b. 1736.
Charles II restoration 1660.

Memorial Day, First observed 1868.

Corpus Christi. Rev. Mr. Hooker, pastor of Newtowne,and most of his parish'rs went to Conn. 1636

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Washington elected Commander-in-chief 1775.
General Court adjourned to Cambridge by Governor
Bernard 1769. E. P. Whipple d. 1886.

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War of 1812 began. Battle of Waterloo 1815.
Gen. Putnam intrenches on Prospect Hill 1775.
The Great Seal of U. S. adopted 1782. Accession
of Queen Victoria 1837.

Washington left Philadelphia on horseback on his
way to Cambridge 1775. Victorian Jubilee 1887.
Matthew Henry d. 1714.
Galileo sentenced 1633.
Prince of Wales' Ind. collec. opened to pub. 1876.
Memorial Hall dedicated 1874. Keble College
dedicated 1870. Full moon, 4.08 p.m. E.

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Garfield shot 1881.

Washington took command of American army 1775.
Battle of Gettysburg, 1863.

J.Munroe d. 1831. Adams

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Old Midsummer Day. Flaxman b. 1755. Paul H.

Hayne d. 1886.

Hablot K. Browne (Phiz) d.1882.

Zachary Taylor d. 1850. Edmund Burke d. 1797.
New moon 1.37 a.m. E.

Columbus b. 1447. Calvin b. 1509.

London Bridge burned 1212.

John Q. Adams b. 1767. Jack Cade killed 1450. John Alexander Kinglake d. 1870. Crimea evacuated. 1856.

Soldiers' Monument on Cambridge Common dedicated 1870.

Christ Church reopened after the Revolutionary war,

1790.

6 Trinity 7. Mary's Rom. Cath. Ch. laid 1866.

S. Swithin. Corner-stone St.

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Sir Joshua Reynolds b. 1723. Beranger d. 1857.
First quarter, 7.13 a.m. E.

Dr. Isaac Watts b. 1674. Cawnpore captured, 1857.
Declaration of Independence made public at Boston,
1776.

Bishop Wilberforce d. 1873. Bodleian Library at
Oxford founded 1610. Uriel Crocker d. 1887.
Fast Day services in church and camp, soldiers
ordered to attend, 1775.

Robert Burns d. 1796.

Trinity 8. First intelligence from Europe by

telegr❜h rec'd via St. John's 1857. Cap-stone of Bunker Hill Monument laid 1842. U.S. Grant d. 1885. Full Moon 0.45 a.m. W. Martin Van Buren d. 1862. Gibralter taken 1704.

16 S. James. Coleridge d. 1834. Dog-days

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The third newspaper published in Boston, by James
Franklin, 1721. Frederick the Great d. 1784.
Mr. Disraeli raised to the peer-

Ole Bull d. 1880.

age 1876.

Trinity 12.

Alvan Clark d. 1887.

Old Cambridge Baptist Church founded 1844.
Ann S. Stephens d. 1886.

John

Dr. Pusey b. 1808. Pompeii destroyed 63. Calvin
E. Stowe d. 1886.

Execution of Sir William Wallace 1309. Cuvier b.
1769. Sir W. Herschel d. 1822.

S. Bartholomew. Bethel A. M. E. Ch.

organized 1873. Rev. Thomas Shepard d. 1649. D. Hume d. 1776. James Watt d. 1819.

Gov. Hutchinson's house in

3 6 27 19 Trinity 13. Boston destr'd by a mob 1765.

Battle of Long Island 1776. Julius Cæsar landed in
England 55 B. C.

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Craigie's Bridge opened 1809.

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Brigham Young d. 1877. John Locke b, 1632,
Last quarter 9.18 a.m. W.

Completion of granite gateway at Mt. Auburn Cem.
1843. Old Camb. Baptist Society organized 1844-
John Bunyan d. 1688. Van Dieman's land discov.

1616. Terrible Earthquake, South Carolina, 1886.

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field-pieces from Cambridge 1774.
Trinity 14. style Calendar adopted 1752.

Great fire of London 1666. New

2d Baptist Society organized 1827. Oliver Cromweil d. 1658.

Rev. Thomas Hooker arrived on the Griffin 1633. Deputies met at Phila. 1774. Cardinal Richlieu b. 1585. Dog days end '88. New moon 11.56 p.m. E. 2d Evangelical Congregational Church burned 1865. Lafayette b. 1757.

Thos. A. Hendricks b. 1819. The name Boston given to the settlement Tri-mountain 1630. Evangelical Church, East Cambridge, organized 1842. Tornado in Boston 1869.

Fair for B. Hill Mon. in Quincy

Triuity 15. Hall, 1840. Proceeds $32,000.

The Howe sewing machine pat. 1846. Washington marches to Canada 1775.

Battle of Plattsburg 1814. Battle of Delhi 1803.

Battle of Chepultepec 1847. Guizot d. 1874. First quarter, 5.00 p.m. E.

Evangelical Church, E. Cambridge, dedicated 1843 "Star-Spangled Banner" written 1814.

Duke of

3d Universalist Church dedicated 1876.
Wellington d. 1852. Dante d. 1321.
Corner-stone of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross,
Boston, laid 1867.

Trinity 16.

Dr. Pusey d. 1882. Stark's victory at Bennington 1777.

Corner-stone of Boston Public Library laid 1835;
opened 1858.

First Mechanics' Fair in Boston 1837. Financial
Panic 1873.

President Garfield d. 1881. Battle of Poictiers 1356.
Hatton d. 1886.

1st Evan. Cong. Church dedicated 1827. Chester
A. Arthur inaug. 1881. Full moon, 0.24 a.m. W.

S. Matthew. France declared a Republic

1792.

Sir Walter Scott d. 1832. Autumn begins 1888.
North-ave. Orthodox Cong. Ch.

Trinity 17. Organized 1857 (Holmes Ch).

Mount Auburn Cemetery consecrated 1831.

First newspaper in United States published in Boston
1790. Day and night equal.

New 2d Universalist Church dedicated 1866. Pres.
Garfield buried 1881.

Gen. Stonewall Jackson d. 1863. Geo. Cruikshank
b. 1792. Mechanics' Fair opened 1887.
Mechanics' Fair closed 1837. First book for blind
printed in Eng. lan. 1827. Last quar., 3.30 a.m. E.
Old Camb. Baptist (new)

24 Michaelmas. Church dedicated 1870.

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Yarkt'n besieged 1781. Pr.troops

Trinity 18. landed at Long Wh. Eos. 1768.