Richard Stockton, relative to the
Governor's authority to hold a Court
of Equity, and preside therein, 154.
Ietter to, from Governor Franklin,
relative to public matters, 191.- Com-
plimentary letter from, to Governor
Franklin, 198.-- Letter to, from Gov-
ernor Franklin, relative to the disal-
lowance of the Paper Money Act, 200.
--Letter to, from Governor Franklin,
relative to provision for the troops,
and the appointment of Barrack Mas-
ters, 201.-Letter from, to Governor
Franklin, transmitting orders of
Council, 213. --Letter from, to Gover-
nor Franklin, relative to providing
for the King's troops, 219.- Letter to,
from Governor Franklin, relative to
the war with Spain, Indian affairs
and the death of John Ladd, 221.-
Letter to, from Governor Franklin,
relative to recruiting porties, to pro-
visions for the King's troops, and to
the death of John Smith, a member
of Council, 230.- Letters to, from,
Governor Franklin, announcing the
refusal of the Assembly to provide
for the King's troops, 257, 297-Let-
ter from, to Governor Franklin, rela-
tive to the dispute with Spain, the
Indian trade, etc., 274.- Letter from,
to the same, relative to the matter of
recruiting the King's forces, 301.-
Letter from, to the same, relative to
the complaint of John Hatton, and Horsmanden: Daniel. 377.-Note on,377.
the refusal of the Assembly to pro- Horshell: Michael, 531.
vide for the King's troops, 301.-Let- | Hoskins: John, 517.
ter to, from Governor Franklin, rela-Houghton: Joab, 273.
iive to the resignation of Mr. Ogden, How: Samuel, 517.
as a member of the House, 306.- Ad- Howard: Hiram, 718.
dress to, from the Clergy, 309. Let- Howard: William, 718.
ter to, from Governor Franklin, rela- Hude: James, 718.
tive to John Hatton, 313. Letter Hughes: --, 212, 213, 215, 277, 278, 279,
from, to Governor Franklin, approv-
2-3.
ing his position touching the resigna- Hull: Joseph, 717.
tion of a member of the Assembly, Hull: Robert, 502,
318.-Letter to, from Governor Frank- Hulton: Henry, 287.
lin, that the Assembly had consented Humphreys; Cha, 529.
to provide for the arrears due to the Hunt: Abraham, 202.
troops, 321-Letter from, to Gover Hunter: Andrew, 225, 26, 345, 430.
nor Franklin, relative to the removal Hunterdon County: Instructions of the
of the troops from New Jersey, 323. Freeholders, John Hart and Samuel
-Letter to, from Governor Franklin, Tucker, to oppose in Assembly, the
relative to the resignation of Mr. quartering of troops in the Province,
Ogden, 334.-Letter to, from the 269.
same, relative to Acts of the Assem- Hyler: Feter, 717.

bly, passed October, 1770, 337.-Let-
ter to, from the same, transmitting
the petition of the Presbyterian
Clergy of New Jersey, 359.- Letter
from, to Governor Franklin, relative
to the dispute with the Assembly,
and the salary of the Chief-Justice,
361.-Letter from, to the same, rela-
tive to the election of a new member
of the Assembly, in the room of Mr.
Ogden, 374.-Referred to, 377, 378.
Letter to. from Chief-Justice Smyth,
relative to the robbery of the Treas-
urer, 379.

Hinchman: John, 15, 17.
Hoff: Joseph, Jr., 717.
Hoffman: Christian, 717.
Holenkous: Philip, 718.
Holland: Samuel, Letter from, to Mr.
Pownall, 518.-Letter from, to the
Earl of Dartmouth, the plans of the
last survey, 599.-Letter from, to the
same, relative to the Boundary Line
between New York and Massachu-
setts Bay, 660.
Holmes: Abijah, 531.
Holmes: Josiah, 600, 667.
Holmes: Joseph, 717.
Hooper: Will, 530.
Hopkins: Step, 529.
Hopkinson: Francis, 270.-Recommended
for the Council, 426.--Note on, 426.-
Referred to, 428, 561.
Hopper: Jacob, 718.

I.

Idiots and Lunatics: Power to issue com- ¡ Indian Affairs: Boundary Line between

Jacobs: Henry, 516.
Jacobus: Abraham, 718.
Jacobus: Cornelius, 718,
Jacobus: Cornelius A., 718.
Jacobus: James, 718.
Jay: John, 530, 678, 691.
Jegou: Peter, 515, 516.
Jenkins: Robert, 221.

Jennings: James, 718,

Johnson: Jonathan, 717.

Kean: Reynold, 302.
Kean: Thos. M., 529.
Kearney: Michael, recommended to be
appointed a member of Council, 132.
Referred to, 303.

Kearny: Philip, 303.-Letters to, from
Cortlandt Skinner, relative to the
proceedings of the Assembly in re-
gard to the Treasurer, 412, 414, 415.
Keene: Whitshed, 455.
Keith: George, 426.

Kelly: Isaac, 718.

pointed a member of Council, 132.
Kemble: Peter, 561.
Kent: Helmer, 718.
King: John, 413, 717.
Kingsland: Edmund, 718.
Kinsey: James, 370, 414, 575, 576, 680.
Kinney; Thomas, 413.-Minutes of Coun-
cil concerning, 419.

Kite: (Kight) Robert, Mayor of London,
417.
Knight:
520.
Knott: David, 600.

Kelly: William, recommended to be ap- Knowles: William, 113.

L.

Ladd: John, member of Council, death

of announced, 221.-Note on, 224.-
Referred to, 273.

Lane: Cornelius, 600, 667.

Lanning: John, 531.

Lawrence: Elisha, 302.

Lawrence: John, sketch of, 302.-Re-

ferred to, 307, 313, 561.

Lawrence: John, Sr., 302.

Lawrence: Dr. John, 302.
Lawrence: John Brown, 302.
Lawrence: Mr., 97, 275.

Lawyers: Agreement among to do all in
their power to prevent unnecessary
litigation, 589.
Leaming: Aaron, 138.

Leaming: Thomas, 207, 208, 209, 210, 282.
Lee: John, 717.

Lee: Richard Henry, 530.

Lee: Samuel, 562, 563, 564, 565, 567, 568,
569.

Leek: Samuel. 531.

Legrange: Bernardus, 149.
Leonard: Elijah, 717.

Leonard: John. 297, 208, 209, 210, 282.
Lexington: How the news of the affair

at, was carried through the country,
587.---Letter from Gov. Franklin rela-
tive to, 601.

Light: Mary, 264.
Lindley: Samuel, 717.
Lindsley: Captain, 375.

Link: Henry, 717.

Little: John, 600, 667.
Little: Peter, 717.
Livingston: Philip, 530.

Livingston: William, 272, 315, 420, 530,
575, 576.

the disallowance of an Act of the
Assembly for issuing £100,000 in
Bills of Credit, 106.-Petition to, from
William Bayard, relative to the com-
mon lands of the township of Ber-
gen, 168.-Representation of, relative
to an Act concerning said common
lands, 188.-Representation from,
relative to an Act regulating the
practice of the law, 199-Letter
from, to Governor Franklin, relative
to two Acts of the Assembly, 300.-
Letter to, from Governor Franklin,
relative to the emission of paper
bills, and the appointment of an
Agent, 315.- Letter to, from the
same, relative to the appointment of
an Agent for New Jersey, 320.-Rep-
resentation from, to the King, sub-
mitting a draft of an instruction to
Governors concerning the lands, etc.,
of non-resident debtors, 327. Order
approving said draft, 329. - Repre-
sentation from, to the King, relating
to an alteration in the prayers for
the Royal family, 331.-Letter to,
from Governor Franklin, relative to
the care and custody of idiots and
lunatics, 382.-Order in Council to,
respecting alterations in instructions
to Governors touching the grant of
lands, 402.-Representation of, to the
King, with draft of instructions to
the Governors relative to the nat-
uralization of aliens, divorces, and
titles to lands, 410.-Representation
from, to the King, recommending
Francis Hopkinson to be a member
of the Council, 455.
Lore: Jonathan, 531.
Lotteries: Order directing the prepara-
tion of drafts of instruction to the
Governors in respect to bills for rais-
ing money by way of lottery, 104.
Additional instruction to the Gover-
nors, directing them not to permit
public or private lotteries, 108.-Lot-

M.

N.

New York and Massachusetts Bay: Boun- | N--'s: Lord, Political Creed, with re-

0.

P.

Q.

Quigg: Hugh, 717.

R.

Randolph: Peyton, Speaker of the House | Robeards: Luman, 718.

of Burgesses of Virginia, 25.

Read: Bowes, 149.

Read: George, 529.

Read: Sarah, 133, 231.

Reaching: Joseph, 352.
Reading: President, 630.
Redman: Dr. John, 227.
Read: Andrew, 5.

Reed: Charles, 7, 17.-Letter to, from
Governor Franklin, 28.-Commis-
sioned to take charge of the seals,
54. Referred to, 133, 231.-Removed
to St. Croix, 425.-Note on, 426, 429.-
Referred to, 455.

Reed: Joseph, Jr., Deputy Secretary of
the Colony of New Jersey, 5, 7.-
Commission as Surrogate, 8.-Re-
ferred to, 114, 133, 428,
Reynardson: Samuel, 3.
Reynolds: John, 717.
Richardson:

413.

Sabine: James, 375.
Sagorighweyoghsta: Indian name, con-
ferred upon Governor Franklin, 57.
Salaries of Government officers, 50.
Salsbury: Jonathan, 717.

Sargent: Samuel, 202.

Saxton: Nehemiah, 273.

Schooner Gaspée: See Gaspée.

Schuyler: Col. John, 387.

Schuyler: Col. Philip, 114.
Scudder: Nathaniel, 345.

Seals: (Old) An account of the defacing
of. by His Majesty in Council, 13.
Sears: Isaac, 562.

Seely: Ephraim, 531.

Sergeant: Jonathan D., 472, 598.
Shane: James, 718.

Sheppard: Joseph, 531.

Sherd: William, 273.
Sherman: Roger, 529
Showen: Ada, 717.

Shrewsbury: Advertisement of a meet-

S.

Robeson: John, Sr., 717.
Robeson: John, Jr., 717.

Robinson: John, letter to, from John
Pownall, relative to a bounty on
slaves, 229.-Letter to, from the
same, relative to John Hatton's com-
plaint, 305.

Robs: John, 711.
Roburds: Peter, 718.
Rodman: Thomas, 517.
Rodney: Cæsar, 529.
Rogers: Joseph, 717.
Ronal: James, 717.
Rose: William, 717.
Ross: George, 529, 574, 588.
Ross: Isaac, 717.

Ross: William, 717.
Rush: Dr. Benjamin, 430.
Rutherford: John, 422.
Rutherford: Walter, 137, 195, 502.
Rutledge: Edward, 530,

Rutledge: I., 530.

Ryley: Mark, 531.

Letter to, from John Carey, 362.-
Memorial of, to the Earl of Dart-
mouth, praying for an adequate
salary, 383-Referred to, 401.-Let-
ters from, to Philip Kearny, relative
to the proceedings of the Assembly
in regard to the Treasurer, 412, 414,
415.-Letter to, from Lord Stirling,
relative to Mrs. Verplank's mort-
gage, 547.-Referred to, 653.-Letter
to, from Daniel Coxe, 654.-Entering
and searching his house, 698. -Takes
refuge on a Man of War, 706.-Re-
ferred to, 730.

Skinner: Stephen, affidavit relative to
the robbing of the East New Jersey
Treasury, 37.--Note on, 37.-Referred
to, 39.-Recommended as a member
of Council, 139.-Appointed a mem-
ber of Council, 143.-Referred to, 191,
412--Instructions to the Assembly-
men from Burlington County rela-
tive to the discharge of the Treas
urer from his liabilities, 417.-Resig-
nation of, 420, 421.-Letter from the
Earl of Dartmouth relative to the
removal of, 456.--Named in list of
Council, 561.-Referred to, 604, 704.
Slaves: Letter from John Pownall rela-
tive to a bounty upon, 229.
Sloan: Captain, 609.

ing to choose a Committee, 533.-
Letter to the inhabitants of, from
the Freehold Committee of Instruc-
tion, 559,-Proceedings of the inhab-
itants of, 600.- Proceedings of the
Committee of Correspondence, 666,
Skeene: Major Philip, COS-Arrest of,
618.--Parole of, 649.-Letter from, to
John Penn, 649.
Skinner: Cortlandt, Speaker of the As-Small:
sembly. 21. Letter to, from Gover-
nor Franklin, 97.--Referred to, 99,
102. Member of a Committee of the
Assembly, 138. Letter to, from Gov-
ernor Franklin, relative to the riot-
ous proceedings in Monmouth Coun-
ty, 148.-Referred to, 193, 215.-Let-
ter from, to John Hatton, 216.-
Letter from, to Charles Petit, rela-
tive to the Cape May justices, 217.-
Referred to, 218.-Opinion of, on the
draft of the Charter for raising a
fund to support widows and children
of Presbyterian clergymen, 353.-
Second Report on the same, 359.-

113.

Smith: Daniel, Jr., commission of as
Surveyor-General of West Jersey,
15. Note on, 16.
Smith: Rev. Dr., 311.
Smith: Isaac, 587, 588.
Smith: Jonathan, 531.
Smith: John, member of Council, com-
missioned with others to take charge
of the Seals, 54.--Death announced,
230.--Note on, 231.-Referred to, 313.
Smith: Joseph, 138.

Smith: Richard, 38, 231, 529.
Smith: Samuel, member of Council, com-
missioned with others to take charge
of the Seals, 54.-Member of Council,