Coddington, Nathaniel, 151, 152. Com, Co, Dis Coscere En, and, 406, 419, 425. Cocsexet, Va, 17, 24. CA, ZA Co Mr. 176 of the Society, 67, $2. Cred, 25 m., 67 a, 104, 28's my 24, ZA., Dr. College of New Jersey, 5 Comitis, Wi...am, Lines and note quoted from "The Poetzal Works of, in reference to the Northern Lights, 194 Colina, Major, 156. Colonial Records cited, 88 m. “Columbia,” communication concerning the name, presented by Dr. George H. Moore, 132–165. Columbian Inn, Fredericksburg, Va., 17. Columbian University, 455. Columbus, Christopiler, 161, 162. proaching anniversary of the discovery of America by, 154. First celebrations of the anniversary, 160, 160 n. Combe, Sir Richard, 251. Ap Waldo Emerson: his Life, Writings, an. PhicoCT 197. Cooke, Sale! 4 Coovige à sept. 2001. Cooper. Sam lei, D.D., the portrait of, repaired 206 Cooper, Samle, his miniature likeness Cooper, Thomas Apthorpe, 9, 9 m., 10. 223. Corresponding members, elections of, 4, 225. Deaths of, 225, 390. Corresponding Secretary. See "Winsor, Justin." Cortland, Col. Philip, 472. Combe, Tobias, exploded coat of arms Cotton, Ker. John, of Boston, 45, 47, 50. of, 251. Combs, Andrew, 147. Concord, Mass., 47, 108, 117, 166, 199. Confederate States of America, fac simile of the seal of the, given to the Society, 88. Congress, library of, 479. "Connecticut Historical Collections," the, 148. "Constitution," the, frigate, 344. Continental Army, paper by Mr. Winsor, on the number of men furnished to the, 204-207. Table of enlistments in the, 204. Gen. Knox's report on troops furnished to the, 205. Conway, Moncure D., his "Emerson at Home and Abroad," 107. Conway, Gen. Thomas, in command at Albany, 444. Cook, Charlotte Augusta Langdon (Mrs. Sibley), 498-501. Cook, Capt., 237. Cook, Mr., 14. Cooke, Elisha, 126. Annual election Executive comVote of thanks Cotton, Rer. John, of Newton, 51. Cotton, Capt. Theophilus, letter to, from E. Winslow and others, 229, 230. Cotton Hill, Boston, 126, 127. Council of the Society, annual report of the, 66-69, 390-393. of the, 79, 80, 404. mittee of the, 80, 404. to the retiring members of the, 82, 404. Resolution from the, respecting the labors of Mr. B. F. Stevens, 219. Appoints members of the committee for publishing the Proceedings, 486. Council Records of Massachusetts, extracts from the, 129, 130. Cited, 129 n., 130 n. Courtenay, Hon. William A., 71. Letter from, communicating a gift to the Society, 66. Vote of thanks to, ib. Covenant against the Boston Port Bill, issued by the Committee of Correspondence of Portsmouth, 482, 483. Dr. Belknap's reasons for not signing the same, 484-486. Coventry, Conn., 6, 32. Cowper, William, 234. Cox, John, 135. Cox, Susan Zebiah (Mrs. Preble), 135. Cox, Mrs. Thankful (Harris), 135. Cradock, Gov. Mathew, 157. Craft, Rev. David, 441. His list of journals of the Sullivan campaign, 439, 440. Crafts, William, 14, 14 n. Cooke, Rev. George Willis, his "Ralph Crane, A. O., gift from, 394. 256. Cromwell, Oliver, 195, 249-256. Miniature likeness of, given to the Society, 261. Cromwell, Richard, 252. Crowninshield, Lieut.-Col. Caspar, 417 n. Curtice, Samuel, 147. Curtis, Charles, 234. Elected Accepts Curtis, George William, LL.D., quotation from, in reference to Charles Sumner, 424. Curtis, Lieut. William, 451, 453, 457. Cushman, Elkanalı, 234. Cuthbert, Col., 27, 28. Cutts, Miss Joanna, 175, 175 n. Cutts, Gen. Richard D., 194 n. D. Dale, Sir Thomas, 247. Dallas, Hon. Alexander James, 11, 11 n. Daly, Hon. Charles P., LL.D., 201. Dana, Hon. James, his list of portraits, Dartmouth College, 262-264. Darwin, Charles Robert, 115. Davenport, innkeeper, 7, 32. 'David Sears Charity," the, 411. Davies, Capt. Robert, 243. Davis, Andrew McFarland, letter from, communicating an account of the journals of Sullivan's expedition against the Iroquois, 436-441. Davis, Isaac P., 143, 413 n. Davis, Hon. Jefferson, 258. Davis, Hon. John, LL.D., 218, 220. Signer of a letter to Hon. H. G. Otis, 221. Davis, Mrs. John, 218. Davis, Nathan, his "History of the Ex- Davis, Thomas, 230, 230 n. Day, Lieut. Elijah, 452, 457, 458. 450. Day, Capt. Luke, 443, 454, 455, 464. Dean, Rebekah Scott (Mrs. Stephen Deane, Charles, LL.D., 67, 85, 167, 480. Elected Vice-President, 79, 404. VicePresident, 118. Presents a letter from Capt. J. Barlee to Levinus Moncke, with remarks concerning Indians kidnapped from Maine, 35-38. Remarks by, relative to John Harvard's will, 87, 88. Occupies the chair at the October meeting, 118. Reads a paper by Dr. Ellis, relating to John Harvard and the Emmanuel College Commemoration, 119-121. Remarks by, on the documents of the Atherton Company, 152, 153. Offers a resolution in regard to the labors of Mr. B. F. Stevens, 219. Communicates certain Winslow papers, 229-242. Presents a communication from Dr. B. F. De Costa, with a letter from the Virginia Company, 243-246. Remarks upon the same, 244, 246-249. Communicates several manuscripts, a gift from Mrs. Marcou, 481-486. Dearborn, Lieut.-Col. Henry, 266, 275. Notice of journals kept by, during the Revolution, 275 n., 276 n. His journal of Arnold's expedition to Quebec, 275-305. Account of his sickness, 287, 288. Taken prisoner in the assault on Quebec, 292, 294, 295. leased on parole, 299. Arrives at his home at Nottingham, 305. His journal Re of Sullivan's expedition in 1779, mentioned, 437. Dearborn, Gen Henry A. S., 275 n. De Beaver Suzer, taken prisoner at De Costa, Rev. B. F., letter from, com- Dedham, Mass., 5 n., 32, 46, 47, 71, 137, Deerfield, N.H., 295. Delaware, Thomas West, Lord, 245-247. "Delight," the, brig, 365, 366, 368. Deming, Josiah, 147, 149. Denison, Gen. Daniel, 152. Denison, Capt. George, 152. 26, 28, 29, 31. Dow, Major, 460. Dowse, Thomas, 73, 397. Drake, Samuel G., his " History and Dryden, John, quotation from, 425. Dudley, Anne (Mrs. Winthrop), 195, 198. Dudley, Daniel, killed at Cherry Valley, 450.. Desaussure, Henry William, 25, 25 n., Dudley, Dean, 196 n. Desaussure, Mrs. H. W., 29. Despaches, Gov. of St. Domingo, 332. Dewey, Ensign, death of, from small- Dexter, Franklin, LL.D., 424. Letters to, from Mr. S. G. Perkins, 307, 374. Dexter, Franklin B., A.M., gift from, 139. Dexter, George, A.M., 5 n., 74, 398. 394. "Dial," the, 113. Diaries of Arnold's expedition to Quebec, Dickerman, Sergeant Elijah, 443, 452. Digert, Peter, 445. Digert, Walter, 446. Dillington, Sir John, 176, 176 n. Dudley, Mrs. Elizabeth (Davenport), Dudley, Henry A. S., 196. Dudley, Mrs. Joseph, 196 n. Dudley, Gov. Thomas, 45, 46, 172, 197, Disborow, Hon. John, exploded coat of Dugrés, Chevalier, 313, 340. arms of, 254. Dixon, Capt., 238. Doolittle, innkeeper, 6, 32. Dorchester, Mass., 46, 104, 136, 152, 264, 388. Douglas, James, 4th Duke of Hamilton, 195. Dover, N.H., 48, 481, 481 n., 484. Letter sent to, by the members of the House of Representatives of New Hampshire, 483, 484. Action of the town in regard thereto, 486. Dumfries, Va., 17, 18, 33. Duncan, Matthew, taken prisoner at Duncombe, Anthony, Lord Feversham, Duncombe, Sir Charles, 181, 181 n. 461. Dunster, Rev. Henry, Pres. Harv. Coll., 47. Eagle Tavern, the, Richmond, 18. Eaton's Ferry, Va., 21, 33. Edes, Mr., innkeeper, 478. Edwards, Bryan, his "Historical Survey of St. Domingo " cited, 308 n., 309 n., 311 n., 318 n., 324 n., 335 n. Edwards, Judge, 265. Edwards, Mrs., 13, 29, 34. Election of officers of the Society, 7981, 404. Eliot, Andrew, D.D., 51. Eliot, Charles W., LL.D., Pres. Harv. Coll., 56. Eliot, Rev. John, the apostle, his "Description of New England," 46-50. Whall's picture of, given to the Society, 261. Eliot, Hon. Samuel A., 209. Ellis, Calvin, M.D., 138. Ellis, Rev. George E., LL.D., 1, 3, 85, 118, 123. Elected President, 79, 404. President, 87, 101, 136, 154, 168, 208, 225, 258, 435. His estimate of Admiral Preble, 4. Communicates a diary of Hon. Jonathan Mason, 5. Presents a memoir of Nathaniel Thayer, 51-63. Letter to, from Dr. A. P. Peabody, 55. Remarks by, on assuming the Presidency of the Society, 82-84. Raises a question relative to the time of passage of the declaratory act of Parliament, 87. Paper by, relative to the birth and lineage of John Harvard, and the tercentenary commemoration of Em manuel College, 119-121. Sends letters to the Society from Mr. J. E. Mauran, 121, 122. Announces the death of Hon. James M. Robbins, 136. Describes a visit of Dr. Rufus Ellis to Dedham, England, 137-139. Speaks of a gift to the Library from Prof. F. B. Dexter, 139. Gift to the Library from, 154. Announces the death of Mr. Sibley, ib. Speaks of a picture of the landing of the British troops in Boston, 156. Communicates a gift from Mrs. W. B. Rogers, 168. Announces the death of Hon. Francis E. Parker, 208. Reads a letter from citizens of Milton prepared to be sent to Gov. Hutchinson, 219. Announces the deaths of Hon. Horatio Seymour, Mr. Henry Stevens, and Rev. Nicholas Hoppin, 225. Reports from the Committee on the "Parkman manuscripts," 225-228. Announces the death of Hon. John J. Babson, 258. Reads a communication from Mrs. Henry P. Sturgis, ib. Presents a sermon of Mather Byles, 261. Speaks of the meeting, in Washington, of the American Historical Association, 435. Announces the appointment of the committee for publishing the Proceedings, 486. Ellis, Richard, 138. Ellis, Robert, 138. Ellis, Rufus, D.D., 392. Visit of, to Dedham, England, 137-139. Dr. Everett's address on, presented to the Society, 150. Elmer, Ebenezer, his journal of Sullivan's expedition in 1779, 437. Elmira, N.Y., 438. "Elmira Daily Advertiser," the, 439. "Elmira Daily Republican," the, 489. Embankment, the, at Stony Brook, 200204. Emerson, George B., LL.D., 53, 91. Emerson, Ralph Waldo. LL.D., 74, 85, 398. Memoir of, by Dr. James Freeman Clarke, 107-117. Biographies of, 107. Birth and parentage, ib. Graduated at Harvard College and settled over the Second Church, 108. Resigns his pastorate and visits Europe, ib. Takes up his abode in Concord, Mass., ib. As compared with Carlyle, 109. His historical position, ib. Mental and spiritual condition of New England at the time of his appearance, 110. His influence on modern thought, 111. Contrasted with Theodore Parker, ib. His disciples, 112. Extract from his "Nature," 113, 114. Extract from a letter of, from Naples, |