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Fitchburg Railroad, 409
Flower garden w.of the connnon, 207. Fort on the common, 17.
Fort hill, 18, 70, 118. 164, 184, 221.
Fort Independence, 379, 412.
Fort at New Castle, N.II. taken, 149.
Fort on Dorchester heights, 161.
Formation of Senate and House of Rep. 40.
Fortification Gates, 108, 117, 150.
Franklin Place, 222
Franklin. James, 107.
Franklin. Benjamin, 107, 139, 171, 188, 922, 264.
Free City Library, 244.
French Protestant Church, 100.
French ship taken by Indians, S7.
Fresh pond hotel, 376.
Friends meeting houses, 91.
Funeral of Snider, 130.
do. those shot on 5th March, 134. Fulton street improved, 295.
Gare.Gen. 124, 146, 147, 148. 155, 159. Garer. Dr. Wm. 50, 83. Gallop. John, 50. Games prohibited, 20. Gambia, Mrs. her ball. 137.
Gardner. Col. 159.
Gardner. Cato, 337. Gas lights, 269.
General Court, 25, 27, 31, 136, 117,149. General hospital, (Mass.) 210, 354. Genealogical Society, 354.
Generosity of Bostonians, 351. George's Island Fort, 379, 412. Geology, unfolding wonders, 209. Gerrish block, Aun st. 294.
Gibbs' house, Fort hill. Gibson. Christopher. 50.
Gibbens. Maj. Gen. Edw. ) with other Gridley. Richard, citizens. Gummson. Ilugh. p. 422 to 65 Gifford. A. pauper, return to Eng. 110. Glassgow Man of War, 156, 158. Goodwin's J. family bewitched, 100. Gookin Maj. Gen. Daniel, 50.
Gorham. Nath. 207.
Governor's Island, 412.
Governors, salary to be paid by the Crown. 137.
Governor's room, 176.
Goulworth. John, set in stocks, 186. Grammar schools, 165, 171.
Granary, Boston, 213.
Granite store house, Winter st. 295. do 234 Washington street, 295. do bk. 2-1, 2-5, 257 Wash. st. 295. do cor. Wash. and Essex. st. 296.
do do and Boylston sts. 296.
do do and Spring lane, 296. do do 95 and 97 Wash. st. 296.
do do State and Broad sts. 296. do do Wash. and West sts. 296. do do Wash. and Winter sts. 296. do building 91 Washington st. 297. do do 192 do 297. do do cor. Wash. and Winter. 297. do block on Washington st. 297. do do 237 and 241 do 297.
do do 117 and 121 Washington, 297. do do of six stores on do 297.
do do three stores, Washington st., near West st. built by Eliphalet Ba- ker, not E. Davis, as at page 297. Granite block, corner Wilson's lane and Wash. st. three stores, 298.
do front cor. State and Dev. sts. 298. do block 52. 54. 56 55 Pearl st. 29S. do do near Pearl st. house, 295.
do cor. Court and Bulfinch sts. 298. do store 22 State st. 298. Graupner. Gottlieb, 301.
Graves. T. with others from Salem. 12. Gray. Samuel, killed March 5, 132. Gray. Francis Calley, 198. Gray Rev. Fred. T. 423. Green Dragon building 217.
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Greensmith, Stephen, 50. Greenleaf. Sherui, il !. Greenwood's Mir. Museum, 227. Gritlin's (Liverpool) whart, 113, 201. Grosse. Isaac, 5!). Umapowder plot, 119.
Guide to strangers for excursions near Boston, 375. Ginide through MIt. Anbarn Cem. 417
Haggerston's D. public house. 372. Hah. Capt. of the Darumnouth, 112. Hamilton place built 223.
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Hancock. Gov. Jn., 122, 125. 12 -. 133, 135, 112. 113, 156, 103, 171, 207. Hancock st. built 223. Han lel and Haydn Society, 301. Hands. Mack 5l. Hanover street stores. 294. Harding. Robt. ) with other citi- Hawkins. Richard, ¿zens, pages 42 to. Hutchinson. W m. ) 65.
Harmony Hall Odd Fellows, 355.
Harris. Thaddeus Win. 176.
Harrison Avenue built 239.
Harrison. Win. Henry. 309. Harvard University, 127, 175. Hatsall. George, 51.
Hawkins, Capt. John 51. Hawer, Joim, 513.
Haymarket theatre. 2-6.
Hayward. Jolin, postinaster, 108.
Haynes. Gov. John, 27, 51.
Henchman. Daniel, (teacher) 100.
Henderson. J (sheriff') 104.
henry. Patrick, 112. Henshaw. Justini, 133. Heretics burnt in Smithfield, Eng. 7. Ilcresies in Boston. 39. Hibbins. Ann, excented, 35, 51. 56. Hill. Valentine, 37, 51.
Mille. George, 210. Hingham. Old Colony house, 379.
Hitchborn Block. And st. 04.
Hodgkinson, Mr. 2.1. Ung Istand Jotted out. 1-4. Hollis st. church, 160, 205. 212.
Home Missionary Society, Mass. 8-1. Hopkins, branded for selling ques, 6s. Horticultural Society, Mars 21, 6cl. Houchin, Jeremy 32.
House, one only to be on a lot. 1-7. House for destitute children and te-
Hough. Aile rion. 62. House of Correction. 213. Industry, 213. Howard Athenaman. 291. Howard Benevolent Society, 231. 353.
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Howe. Mr. Rufus, Mt. Auburn, 410. Howe. Edw. 206.
Hudson street.bidh 239 Hall house by Moses B. Tower, 381. Humphrey. Danic!, 374. Humane Society 21.
Ham entraps 27 Indians, 10. Hurricane, 11
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Hutchinson. Gov. Thomas, 119, 123, 133, 134. 135, 139, 141. 110, 263 .. Hutchinson. Capt. Thos 167.
Ihitchinson. Ehaha, 151. Hutchinson. Mrs. Aun, 30, 31, 52.
Idleness and tobacco takers pin. 71. Luicrease of travel to Boston, 2:1. incident of the Revolution, 265. 967. Indian war with the Pequods, 11. Indians in the Old South elmirch, 115. India wharf built. 293.
do street do 223.
Inhabitants of Boston in 1695, 270. Inhabitants refuse to use imported ar- tieles, 121. 121, 129. Inhab. of Boston in 1789, 218 to 262. Ingraham. Win. 53.
Inglish. Win. Į and other citizens from Lyans. 31. 1630 to 1056. p. 42 to 65 Insult to the cit. by a ship's crew, 25. Institution for the Blind, 269, 3:6. Inscriptions on Beacon hill mon. 19.
Instruction. paid for, 2-1. Instructions to the Selection, 95.
Insane persons. house for. 213. Intent to tar and feather, 155. Improvements m buildings, 292.
Impressment in Boston, 56, 123. Irish woman, an inhabittif. 22. islands in Boston harber, 11.2. Italian Singers. 292.
Jackson. Andrew, 301.
Jackson. Manual, and other citizens Jov. Thomas,
Judkins. Job, 1 . 12 10 05.
Jail on Leverett street. 211.
James 2d, King. 75.
Jealon: (Bostonnas) of their political uglits, 74. Jomar. Dr. 193. Johnson. Lady Arbella, 81.
Johnson, Isaac, 11, 23, 53, 51. Johnson's Capt military appeal, $5. Jones, Margaret executed, 26.
Josselyn. John, 65. Judges to be paid by the Crown. 139. Juvenile offenders, house for, 213.
Keayne. Capt. Robt. 31. 41, 53, 185. Fihier Mr. 2-7.
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Keayne. Benj. - and other citizens, pages 42 to 65.
Kenrick. John, Kelly. David, Killroy. M. British soldier branded, 136. Kilby street, 93, 179. Kimball's Moses, museum, 228.
Kine Pock, 193. Kings arms taken down, 212. King James II., 11, 77, 79.
King Wm. and Queen Mary, 79.
King's Chapel burying ground, 23, 53. King Charles II., 35, 66, 74, 77. King andt his Parliament at issue, 66. King Phillip, 41, 104. Kirkland. Jolm Thornton, 492. Knower. Thos. in the bilboes, 54. Knopp. Nicholas for curing seurvy, 23.
Ladies dresses regulated, 71 Ladies fair at Faneuil hall, 294.
Ladies resolve not to use tea, 125.
Lady Arbella Johnson, 14, 81.
La Fayette. Gen. 252.
Land in Boston, increase of, 65. Land Office, 175.
Lands to plant, 25.
Lands, estates in fee simple, 22.
Latham. M. executed for adultery, 185.
Latin school house, 167, 171.
Laud. Bishop, 95.
Laurie. Rev. Mr. 101.
Lauriat. Lewis A. 209.
Laws, Primitive, 20, 27, 67, 110.
Laws to be framed, 27.
Law against tobacco, 26.
Lawrence block, Milk st., 293.
Lawson Christopher, 33, 54.
Leavitt's L. house, Nantasket b. 379.
Leaders of the rebels to be sent to England, 152. Lecture, Thursday, 25.
Legge. John, whipt for striking, 6S.
Leverett. Thomas, 23, 51.
Leverett. Gov. John, 51, 95.
Lewis. John, with other citizens, Lloyd. James, pages 42 to 65, com- Low. Jomm, prising 20 years. Lewis. Thomas, 265. Lexington battle, 152. Liberty Hall, 123. Liberty Square, 23.
Liberty Tree, 118, 119, 193, 110, 160. Library of the State, 199. Library proposed, City, 211. Light house on Great Brewster, 109. Lighthouse Island, 112.
Lillie. Theo. faithless importer, 129. Lincoln street built, 239. Lion theatre, 2-6.
List of the people of Boston for year
1695, page 270, and for 1759, p. 24s. Liule Emily, (Mt. Auburn) 422. Little Hog Island, 3:0. Livingston street built, 204. Long pond or " Quochituat " 374. Long wharf, 105. Loss of the Colony Charter, 73.
Lottery. grant for a, 115. Lowell railroad. 409. Lowell lectures, 250.
Lowell street built, 291.
Ludlow. Roger, 13, 25, 51, 87. Lyceum (Boston,) 352.
Lynde street church, 160, 212.
Lynn street built, 223.
Lyn. H. whipt & bamshed, 55, 70.106. Lyon ship with provisions, 22. Lytherland. Win. 55.
Mackey. Gen. 128.
Maine Extension railroad, 409.
Market improvements, 38, 111, 237. Market streets, North and South, 33. Makepiece. Thomas, Marshall. John, with other cit- izens, pages 42 to 65.
Matson. Thomas, Merrey. Walter,
Mande. Danl. 55, 165. Manning & Loring, 217.
Marblehead house, J. O. Brown, 379. Marshfield. 100 British sent there, 150. Marshall. Thomas, 55. 1-7.
Mariners house, N. square 232.
Marine Society, 382.
Mass. Gen. hospital, 204, 240, 3:1.
Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary. 353. Mass. Historical Society, 194, 354. Mass. Humane Society, 202.
do Fire Society, 202. 3-3.
do Charitable Mechanic Associa- tion, 203, 245, 354.
Mass. Hortient. Society hall, 293, 364. Massacre on 5th March. 131.
Massachusetts block, 295.
Massachusetts bank. 2447. Massachusetts Spy. 17. Masonic temple. Tremont st. 297.
Masonic order. 281. Mason. Lowell, Sss.
Mather. Increase. 77, 97, 99. 212.
Maher. Cotton. 97. 101. Mather. Dr. samuel, 215.
Mattocks James, 56.
Maverick. S. shot by the British, 132.
Maverick. John, 19.
Maverick. Saml. 15. 85. 211. Mayor of Boston. 235.
MeCleary, Saml. P. 257. 225. 113.
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Me Masters. carted thro' the town, 135. 1 Mechanics of Boston watch the British, 152.
Mechanic Apprentices Lib. 199, 384. Mechanics' prices fixed, 18, 67, 69,110. Medford, 377.
Medical Dispensary, 229, 247, 352. Meeting h.Old North, staved, 159, 212. Meeting house, the first, 27, 106.
Melodeon, concert room, 259, 301.
Mellows. Oliver, 55.
Memoir of Rev. Jolm Cotton, St. do Gov. Jolm Winthrop, 64. 92.
do of Thos. Hutchinson, 263. do Samuel Adams, 386.
do Geo. Washington, 391.
no Andrew Jackson, 394.
do Martin Van Buren, 397.
do Win. Henry Harrison, 399.
do John Tyler, 402.
do James K. Polk, 405.
do Benj. Franklin, 158.
Mercier. Rev. Andrew L. 102.
Merchants' Exchange building, 299. do Reading room, 299.
Merchants agree not to import goods, 121, 129.
Mereantile Library, 199, 334.
Mill cove, filling up, 22.
Mill creek formed, 20.
Milk street block stores, 293.
Miller tabernacle, 290.
Military trainings ordered, 18, 70. 85.
Military guard at a ball, 137.
Military company of Mass. 35.
Milton, Boston town meeting held there, 14S. Middle Brewster rocks, 412.
Modern buildings in Boston, 292.
Mollineux. Win. 133.
Mounment on Bunker hill, 292.
Monument on Beacon hill, 19.
Montgomery. Hugh, a British soldier branded, 136.
Moral Reform, Female, 191.
Morton block, Milk street, 293.
Moral Lectures, first theatre, 235. Moorehead. Mr. 212.
Morse's telegraph, 269. Mount Vernon built, 223.
Mount Auburn Cemetery, 376, 415. Mountfort. Jonathan. 263. Muggleton. Lowdwiek, 20.
Murray. Rev. John, 215.
Museums, Boston, 226 to 229.
Mystic river, British went up for powder, 147. Mutiny act. 117, 121.
Nahant hotel, P. Drew, 378, 412. Naked anus forbidden. 71.
Nantasket beach, Warrick's public house, 379.
Nassau street built, 294.
Nash. Robert, with other citi- Norton. Rev. John. Sizens, pages i2 Newgate. John, to US . National theatre, 290.
Natstock. Joshna, (teacher) 167. Natural History Society, 200, 353. Navy Yard dry dock, 375.
N. E. Historie Gencological Soc. 391. Needham. Goodman, 313.
Neptune house, Point of Pines, 3-0.
Nesbit. Col. treatment of Ditson, 151.
New Colony Charter, 97.
New Castle Fort, N. II., taken by our people, 149.
N. Bedford and Fall River R. R. 410. Newhouse. Thos. a quaker, 91.
Newspapers, 100, 137, 200.
Newton Falls, 376.
Nichols. Mordeca, 56.
Nicholson. Jos, and wife condemned as Quakers, 1$5. Noddle. Win., 56. Noddles Island, 15, 25, 241.
North Square church, 159, 212, 26S.
North Row block built, 222.
North east storm froze 2 persons, Ss. North Russell street built 221.
North Charles street built, 294.
North Hudson street improved, 295.
Nor. and Long Is. Railroad, 410.
No terms of the British short of Innde- pendence, 163.
Number of names in each directory, from 1759 to 1847, 217.
Oakes. Dr. Thomas, 99.
Obatinewat tribe form a treaty, 10. Ocean house on Phillips beach, 378. Odd Fellows Gd. Lodge notice, 355. Odeon, Federal street, 258, 356.
Odlin. John, with other citizens
Oliver. John,
Orris. George, pages 42 10 65.
Officers of the City Government, 413. Old Sonth block, Milk st. 293.
Old streets of Boston with new names 176 to 180. Old South church, 142, 144, 100, 212, 225, 311. Old North Church, 159, 212. Old town house, 36, 116, 127, 207, 245. Old building corner of Ann st., 59. Old wharf, Rampart, 37.
Oll Colony Ratirea !. 230. 105, div. Oliver's dock, 22, 117 Oliver. Thomas. 28, 56. 15G. Oliver, Andrew, 117, 139, 110. Oinnibasses, 221. Orcutt's Card Press, 269. Oregon block, Pearl st. 292.
Osuis hall Old Follows. Br>. Otis. James, jr. 116. 120, 125. 124, 13%. Otis. Hon. Harrison Gray, 41, 237. Other Brewster rocks, MR. Overseers of the Poor, H13.
Paige's public house, Waltham, 376. Paine. Robert Treat, 117. Palmer. Eilw. 21.
L'alter. John, allowed to be a citizen if he can get a bruise, A.c. - 7.
Pardon granted to all rebels but Sam. Adams and John Hancock. 15%.
Park street block of buildings. 229. Parker. Lient. Col, 159.
Parker. Chief Justice, 239.
Parker. Jolm, Pell. Win. . with other citi- zeus, pages 42 io Penniman. Jas. 65.
Pemberton. John, J Paper money of 1690, 150.
Parliament rescind all duties bnt on tea, 135. Parsons Eben, 207.
Patent (new) for a settlement. 12.
Patriots against the Prerogatives, 74. Panling. R. allowed to buy a house, os. Paston. Mr. 118, 139.
Paxton. Marshall. 115.
Pelby. Mr. Win. 2-9, 290. Pemberton. 133. Penitent Female Refuge, 210.
People of Boston, 12, 217. 270. People of Boston, return, 162. Pequod's, war wuh, 41. Percy. Gen. at Concord, Lexington and Bunker hill. 151. Perrye. Arthur. 57. 157. Periodicals published in Boston. 200. Perkins' Ins. for the Wind, 269. 3-6. Perkins, jr. James. 197. Perkins. T. H. (sculptured dog) 221. Perkins' steel die engravings, 269. Perkins, James. 197. Perkins. T. Handayde. 197. Perkins. Sargent, found drunk, ... Peters. Hugh, 25, 5L. Flatip. King, 41. 101. Phillips. John, 1-1. Phillips. Hon. John. 936. Phillips b house, Haggerston, 378. Pippo. Sir Win. 93.
Filipe:s. M'm., 129.
Pinckney street built 223. Fontan. Jobs. sel m the stocks, 196. Pierce. Jota, au inhabitant. 22. Pitcairn. Major, 295. Pitched tents. the first settlers, 23. Pierpont. Rev. Jolm, 415.
Pitts. John, 143.
Hanung grounds for the poor, 187. Plastow. Josias. 21. 55. Plymouth party arriving, 0. Plymouth Rock cor stone ofa ch 20. Point Shirley. hsh house, by P. F. Dascomb, 375, 412. Poud street corporation, 253.
Poplar sheet linh. 42; Popish or gunpowder plot, 118, Port Bill. 115. 155. 161.
Porter's public house. 376. Portsmouth joyof information. 119.
Post Onar . (hat) ile Post Onfer. March. Exchange. 20.
Powder maken Is The British, IST. Powell. Cinies. 05.
Pour il. Miemail. 5.
Presente. Col. 16. Preston. Capt. Thos. 131, 132. 196. Prices fixed for mechame labor, 15,07. Prices set on cattle and Foods, 69. Primitive Livs. 20. 27, 67, 57, 110. Prince of Orange. 79.
Printing prosses. 969.
Printers have have to print the elec- tion sermon. 72.
Private Vehich -, travelling, 221.
Proctor. Edw. prevents the tea from landing, 142. Proclamation of Gen. Gage. 156. Protestant French Church, 100. Province, without officers and jury.
Provincial Congress, 119, 151. 155 Prov. und Stonington Railroad, 410. Province House, 203. 240. Public City Library, 245.
Publie lectures. 2-0 Public houses in Boston. 299.
Public and private gais, amount. :- 1. Public lands to be disposed of, 1-6. Public schools. Los to IT. Putan, Con. 16.
Quaker lane. ..
Qual recepty, account of 51. Quais-hd powder sued by 1 Bunch. 11: Queen Mary, 50.
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Quarters demanded for British sol- chers, 121-127. Quincy. Hon.J. 197, 236, 237, 292, 115. Quincy block, Pearl street. 292. Quiney hotel by French, 377.
Quincy. Josiah, Jr. (mayor) 413. Quincy market, 115.
Quincy. Josiah, jr., 136, 141.
Quincy. Edmund, 55, 68. Quo-warranto from England, 73.
1. Radcliff. Philip, 21. Railroad Corporations, 403, 409.
Railroad wharf built 295.
Railroads, 175, 221.
Rainsford. Edw. )
with other citizens Robinson. Nath. Rawson. Edwa. ) pages 42 10 05.
Randolph. Edward, 74, 97, 167.
Range of briek buildings cor. Wash- ington and Eliot st. of o stores, 297. Read. Wm., 59.
Rebel leaders to be sent to England for trial. 152.
Rechabites, temperance lodges, 385. Reeves. John, 20.
Rejoicings on the repeal of Stamp Act, 118.
Religious and Moral Instruction So- ciety, 233.
Religious and other Societies, 381.
Remarks on Canada, 180. 1:1
Reminiscences of my youth. 202.
Repeal of the Stamp Act, 122.
Representatives chamber, 176
Residents in Boston, 42, 217, 270.
Resistance to British Custom house Inspections. 75. Resolves of Virginia, 117, 139.
Resolves of the people not to import goods, 121, 121, 129. Return of citizens to Boston. 162.
Retrospection, the emigrant. ~
Revere house, Parran S'.
Rice. Robert, 59.
Rice.J. boarding house . Richards. John, 76
Richardson. E. an mformier, 1830, 125. Richmond street improved. 291. Riot and destruction of property, 119 River Charles, 412.
Robinson. Rev. John, with his people emigrate, s. Robinson. W. Qnaker, hanged. 1-5 Robinson's public house. Newton.377. Hobmson. Crusog homes, Chicken beach. 2-0.
Hocko and in. in Boston kerber. 119
Rogere. Roz. Win. M. 255.
Romney-Man of War, 122. 124.
Hopewalks at the bottom of the com- mon, 200. Rossier. Edw. 13, 59. 81. Rose Frigate, 77.
Roteh. Francis, owner of the Dart- nimh. 142, 113, 144.
Rowe. John, 143. Rageles' printing press, 262.
Russell. Thomas, 207. Roxbury Chy Grove hall, 377.
Salter. W'm. Samord. John. Savage. Mai.tien. Thos. . } citizens, p. 42 10 65. with other
Scottow. Joshua. - Sabbath School Society (Glass ) 384. Sagamore hill, house by N. Ripiey, jr. 379.
Sailors and others afraid of being im- pressed, 122. Sales. Francis, 247.
Salem Gen. Conrt ordered there by Gage. 149.
Salem (British schliers sent there) 150 Salonstall. Krob. fined 5 shillinge, 72. Sandford. Jonn, 59. 1-6.
Samoset. (a friendly Indian) 9. Samord block. Federal st. $53.
Savage. Sam. P. of Weston, 144. Svin hill hotel. 377. sawyers prices regulated, 196.
Schools of Boston. 185 to 172. School commencement, 170. Scituate her house, T. J Cortis. 321.
Sconce or Old wharf Rampant,
Scottow John, 85.
Scriptures, penalty on dang. fr. Somman's Friend
Seaman's che! !
: :: : 31. Scaletry. John han have to Buy a house. i.
Seen talking to establish arbitrary power here. 189 Selection of Boston, insa Fred, 85. Scooters dimer. cost of ) 25
the flower garden. 200. . ante and rimase of Representatives,
Sharp. Thomas, bare Turn :. Sp
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Shoe and Leather st. built, 295. Short street made, 239.
Ships of war arrive, 120.
Simons. Henry, 60.
Small Pox, 192 Smith's L. public house, 376.
Smith. Abiel, foundsa col. school. 173. Smith. Col. Francis, with 500 solthers for Concord, 152.
Smith. Capt. John explored the N.E. const, 10.
Smith. Lucy, bound to R. Ludlow for 7 years, 65.
Snider. C. killed by Richardson, 130. Snow's public house, Newion, 377. Societies, religious and moral, 381. Society for aiding dis. convicts, 383. Society of Natural History, 200, 353. Society for prevention of Pauperisni, 391.
Somerville, 373.
Sons of temperance, 2S5.
South Boston fish house, 373.
South Boston, 279.
South Cove Corporation, 238.
South row block built, 222.
Southcot. Capt. 13.
Spectacle Island honse, by George Woodroffe, 330. 412.
Spectacle Island. 84.
Speakman. Win. 324.
Sprague. Charles, poetry, 426.
Spring lane, 93.
Spring's of water in Boston, 18, 73. Squantum beach, 377.
Squanto (a friendly Indian) 9.
Squib. Capt. 13.
Stagg. capt. captures a Bristol ship, 66. Stamp office demolished, 119.
Stamp Act, 117, 120. 122.
Stanton. Francis, monument, 426.
Staines. Richard, 45, 60.
Starched clothes, caps, bands, veils, &c. forbidden, 71. Stark. Gen. 156.
State street as it was, 93.
State Constitution, 163.
State house, 174.
State Library, 175, 199.
State Treasurer's office, 175.
States Prison. 373.
Statistics of names in all the directo. ries of Boston, 217.
Statistics of travel from and to Bos ton. 221. Stevenson. Marmaduke, hanged as u Quaker, 185. Stoddard. Anthony, 61
Stoddard. Mr. and Maj. Pitcairn, 265
Stone. Capt. 21. Stores on AllIk and Hawley sts. 293. Stores on State st. 296. Stores cor Wash, and School sts, 208. Story, Mr. '40.
Storey. Mr. Register deputy, 11 -. Stoughton. Wm. 77.
Streets of Boston for 1732, with their present names, 170 to 150.
Strong water given to the poor, 68. Suffolk Savings bank, 242. 3-6.
Snfferings of Boston people, 84. Sullivan. Gov. 235.
Summer street, 91.
Support to British troops, 121, 1.47. Suspension of all intercourse with Great Britain, 147.
Steam Power, 269. Swearing, &e., sentence for, 26. Synod for the trial of heresies, 32.
Tabernacle, (Miller) 290.
Table of rafiroad distances, 409.
Tappan. Joli, (momnent) 21.
Tapping. Richard 61.
Tapping. Rich. jwith other citi- Townsend. Wm. Czens, page 12 10 Turner. Robert, ) 65.
Tar and feathering Ditson, 151.
Tarring and feathering, a terror. 151.
Taxation, by England, refused by the colonies, 74. Taylor. Rev. E. T. 232.
Tea thrown overboard, 1.15.
Tea from Holland, 139.
Tea Proscribed, 127, 135.
Temples of Hon. or lodges, 386.
Temple place edifices, 297.
Thacher. Oxenbridge, 117.
Thanksgiving observed, 11.
Thatcher. Rev. Thomas, 61 Theatre, first Boston, 217.
Theatres in Boston, 2:5
Theological education paid for, 281.
Thief, senience of a, 20.
Thomas. Isaiah, 137.
Thomas. Gen. ou Dore. heights, 160.
Thompson. David, irkes an island in the harbor and nunes it. 11.
Thomson. Benj (teacher) 166. Miomson's Island school, 123.
Thorndike. Augustus, 19 -.
Thornton Timothy, IS1. Phone. Mr. C R. 2:3.
Thursday lecture. 25.
Ticonderoga and Crown Point, 135. Tieknor. Geo. 19%.
Tobacco, fine, 26. Town lands to be disposed of 1-6.
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Town house, 53, 116, 127, 207, 215. Town meetings proclaimed as un- Inwful, 149.
Townsend. Peter, 151. Tract Society, American, 3-1.
Training, ancient, by Dunton, 86.
Treaty of Peace, 161.
Tremont theatre, 2-9.
Tremont temple, 250.
Travelling prohib, without leave, Us. Triangular warehouse, 3%.
Trial of Richardson and Willnot, 135. Trial of Rev. Mr. Wheelwright, 32.
do Mrs. W. Hutchinson, 3.4. do Capt. Preston, 136.
Troops (British) evacuate Boston. 161. Troops in Boston, 121, 127, 117.
Turner. Elisha, (monument) 125.
Tyler street built, 239.
Tyler. Col. J. S. 256.
Tyler John, 402.
Tyng. Maj. Gen. Edward, 62, 94.
Tyng. Ensign Win. 62.
Underhill. Capt. John, 34. 62. United States hotel, 239, 277. Union bank, 247.
UMon house, Hingham, J. Little, 350. Unitarian Association, American, 351 Upshall. Nicholas, 62, 89.
Usher. Hezekiah, 62.
Utica street built 239.
Value of a lot in Mt. Auburn ceme- tery, 416, Vane. Henry, 28. 29, 62, 165.
Van Buren. Martin, 397.
Various Primitive Laws, 20, 27, 67, 110. Vassell. Leonard, 324.
Venner. Thomas, 63.
Viennoise children, 292.
Vine street built, 224.
Virginia legislature. 117, 133.
Virginia colonized, 10. Vyall. John, 63.
Wadsworth, Recompense, 167.
and other citizens
Waite. Gamaliel, Walker. Robert, pages 44 to 65. Webb. Henry, Wakefield. Jolm, 63. Wale's N. public house, Newton, 372. Waltham, 376.
Walaston and party at Braintree, 11 Wanton. Mr. at whose house the Quakers met. 90. Whe with the Pequod Jadian-, 11. Wardhall. Win. 63.
Warrick's public h. Nantasket b. 379. Warren street chapel, 2-1.
Ward. Gen. Artemus. 156.
Warren. Jas. (of Milion) 166.
Warren. Maj. Gen. Jos. 153, 159.
Warren theatre. 200.
Warham. John, 13.
Washington garden theatre, 296, 285.
Washington Total Ab. Society. 386. Washington street laid out through a field, 47.
Washington. Gen. Geo. 19, 159, 160, 102. 175, 279, 391. Washington place built, 224. Water, (springs of ) IS.
Water tank, 53. Waterhouse. Dr. Benj. 193.
Watertown, Boston meetings, 162.
Watertown, 1G, 270.
Watch, Boston, 20, 00.
Webb. Thos. Smith, 301.
Webb. George, Jec.
Webster. Hon. Daniel, 294.
Wedgewood in company with drunk- ards, 22. Welbourne. Capt. Peter, 14.
West. John. 247.
West row, block built 120.
Weston. Thomas, attempts founding Plymouth colony, 11.
West. Sir Benj. and President John Adams, vi Western railroad, 239, 408, 410.
Weymouth h. by A. B. Wales, 391.
Wharf binh 2200 feet long, 37.
Wharves and crane, 37.
Wheelwright. Rev. J. 30. 32.
White. Rev. John and party at Nan- tasket, 11 Whitfield. Rev. George, 225.
Whitney's. A. public ho., Nahant, 378.
William (Kingi and Mary, 79.
Williams. Mr. Eliphalet, 2. 6.
Williams. Jonathan, 142, 148.
Williams. Roger. 28, 185.
Wilson. Rev. John. 16. 27. 61. 83,102.
Wilson's. I'm public house, 376.
Wilbore. Samuel. 64, 65.
Wilmot seized by the people. 120. 135. Winthrop Hall Odd Fellows. 285.
Winthrop. John, jr. 65. Winhrop. Mrs. E. Bowdoin, 340.
Winthrop. Thos. 1 .. 256. Winthrop. Wait, 191.
Winthrop. John, 13, 17. 23, 26, 27, 64, 66, 5, 92. Winchester. Amasa. 301. W indimill. 92.
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