Massachusetts Historical Trust Fund,
the, 72, 78, 396, 402, 403, 429. In-
come of the, 75, 76, 78, 399, 400, 402.
Vote of the Society with regard to
the use of the income of the, 265.
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance
Co., gift from, 71.

Massachusetts Medical Society, 420, 487.
Massachusetts Society for Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, 502.
Mather, Cotton, D.D., 479, 503. Mr.
Sibley's list of publications of, 504.
Mather, Rev. Richard, 46.
Maude, Rev. Daniel, 48.

Mauduit, M. le chevalier de, 309. His
death, 309 n.; burial, 324 n.
Mauran, James Eddy, letters communi-
cated by, 121, 122.

Maverick, Samuel, 44 n.

Mayhew, Rev. Thomas, 46, 48.

Taken

Maynard, Lieut. Jonathan, 445.
Indians under Brant, 444.

Attacks

prisoner, ib.

Mayo, Rev. John, 48.

Maysville, Ky., 88.

Maxwell, Thomas, 488.

Maxwell, Major Thompson, his narra-
tive of Sullivan's expedition in 1779,
438.

Maxwell, Gen. William, 436.
Mechanics' Institute, the, Lowell, 263.
Medfield, Mass., 5, 6, 32.
Medford, Mass., 197, 276, 427.
Medomak Bank, the, Waldoboro', Me.,
497.

"Meeting-house," question as to the
date of the first use of the term, 102.
Meetings of the Society, 1, 64, 87, 101.
118, 136, 154, 168, 208, 225, 258, 435.
April meeting postponed, 257. Vote
to dispense with, during the summer
of 1885, 106.

Meigs, Lieut.-Col. Return J., 275, 277,
278, 296, 301, 303, 304. His journal
of Arnold's expedition against Que-
bec, 266. Of the party to attack
Quebec, 293. Taken prisoner, 295.
Released on parole, 299.
Mein, Mr., 28.

Mendon, Mass., 32.
Mercer, Thomas, 157.
Meriden, Conn., 32.

Merrill, Hon. James C., A.M., 409.
Merrill, Sergeant, 456.
Merriman, Mrs. Helen B., 73, 397.
Meyers, U. S. consul at Hayti, 359.
Miatt, Mark, 31, 34.

Michael Angelo. See "Buonarroti."
Middleborough, Mass., 159. Refugees
from, 234.

Middleton, Hon. Arthur, 26 n.
Middleton, Mrs. Arthur, 26.
Middletown, Conn., 295.
Mildmay, Lady Alice (Winthrop), 120.
Mildmay, Sir Henry, of Graces in Essex,
252, 253.

Mildmay, Sir Henry, the regicide, 253.
Mildmay, Sir Humphrey, 253.
Mildmay, Sir Thomas, 120, 253.
Mildmay, Sir Walter, 120, 253, 253 n.
Mildmay, William, of Springfield Barnes,

253.

Mildmay, William (H.C. 1647), 252.
His college rank, 253.

Milford, Conn., 49.

"Milford," the, British ship, captures a
privateer, 303.

Millar, Rev. John, 48.

Millar, Mr., a drawing of the battle of
Bunker Hill by, 395.
Millard, Thomas, 123.

Miller, Stephen, letter from, to Edward
Winslow, Jr., 242.

Miller, Mr., 11, 13.
Miller, the Misses, 239.
Milton, John, 250. His "Paradise Lost"
cited, 40.

Milton, Mass., 136, 236, 390. A history
of, in preparation, 219.
Milton Academy, 137.
Miner, Charles, 441. His "History of
Wyoming," 438.

Minisink Settlement, N. Y., 461.
Minnado, Indian, 36-38.
Minns, Thomas, 220.
Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel Riquetti,
comte de, 318 n.

Mirbeck, Frédéric Ignace de, 332 n.
Mires, T., killed at Cherry Valley,
450.

Mississippi," the, steam frigate, 259, 260.
Mitchell, Mrs. Hugh, killed at Cherry
Valley, 450.

bers."

Memoirs of members, assigned, 4, 140,
155, 208, 225, 258. Presented, 51,
89, 107, 132, 405, 430, 487.
Memorial Hall, Cambridge, 55.

Mitchell, Mr., 26.
Mitchell, Mrs., 26.
Mobile, Ala., 133.

197 n., 478, 479. Cited, 14 n.

Molesworth, Robert, Viscount Molesworth,

was in 1692" cited, 40.
Moncal, Major, 176.

Moncke, Levinus, 37. Letter to, from
Capt. J. Barlee, 38.
Monk, George, 125.

Monmouth, Duke of. See "Scott, J."
Montagu, Basil, 155.
Montagu, Mrs. Basil, 155.

Montagu, Sir Edward, Earl of Sand-
wich, 255.

Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 289, 290.
His capture of Montreal, 271, 286.
Death of, 272, 293, 294.
forces under Arnold, 287.
the assault on Quebec, 292.
of, 296.

Joins the
Orders for
Burial

"Monthly Anthology," the, 107.
Montour, Catharine, 466, 471.
Montreal, Canada, 274, 287, 288, 297,
299, 390. Captured by Gen. Mont-
gomery, 271, 286.

Moody, Lieut. Andrew, taken prisoner at
Quebec, 295.

Moody, Lady Deborah, 49.

Moore, George H., LL.D., refers to a
letter of John Eliot giving a descrip-
tion of New England, 43. Reads a
paper relating to the Salem Court of
1692, ib. Presents a communication
relating to the name "Columbia,"
159-165. Remarks by, in regard to
the bicentennial of Boston, 219–221.
Moore, Rev. Mr., 49.
Moorhouse, Col., 477.
Mordaunt, Charles, Earl of Peterborough,
193.

Morgan, Gen. Daniel, 266, 276, 277, 287,
439. Of the party to attack Quebec,
292, 293. Taken prisoner, 295.

Morgan, Major, 184.

Enter

Morris, Hon. Gouverneur, 7 n.
tainment at the house of, 7, 8. Mar-
riage of, 8 n.

Morris, Hon. Thomas, 10, 10 n.
Morris, Col., 26.

Morris, Mr., 185, 192.

Morristown, N.J.,

223.

Morse, John T., Jr., A.B., his "John
Adams," 68. His "Samuel Adams,"
392.

Morss, James, D.D., 430.

Morton, Nathaniel, 98, 99.

Morton, Perez, 5 n.
Morton, Mrs. Perez, 408.
Motley, Hon. John L., LL.D., 85.
Mott, Mrs., 24.

Motto, the, of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, remarks relative to,
by Dr. Everett, 39, 40; by Mr. H. W.
Haynes, 40, 41.

Mount Auburn Cemetery, 63..

Mount Zion Church, Chelsea, 431.
Mousse, a slave, 341 n. Anecdote of,
321 n., 322 n. Notice of, in a Boston
newspaper, 322 n.

Moxon, Rev. George, 49.

Mud Island, reduction of, 236 n., 237.
Mulberry-tree, Shakespeare's, a piece
of, given to the Society, 216.
Mumford, Hon. Gurdon Saltonstall, 9,
9 n., 10.
Mumford, Mr., 121.
Mumford, Mrs., 10.
Murray, Gen., 285.
Murray, Mr., 9.
Museum of Comparative Zoology, Cam-
bridge, 58. Collections of the "Brazil
Expedition" received in the, 59. Ex-
tract from the report of the Trustees
of the, ib.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 156, 262.

N.

Nahant, Mass., 264, 422.
Nancy, a slave, 341 n.
Nanfan, Catharine (Lady Bellomont),
126-128.

Nanfan, Lieut.- Gov. John, 126.
Nanfan, Madam, 126.
Napoleon I., Emperor, 410, 414.
Napoleon III. of France, 414.
Nash, Mrs. Mary Pratt (Cooke), 71.
Natick, Mass., 46, 47.

"National Quarterly Review," the,
432.

Nattannas, an Indian, 280.
Nauset, Mass., 48.
Nazareth, Penn., 475.
Necker, Jacques, 311.
Needham, Mass., 267.
Nesmith, George W., 264.
Newark, N.J., 440.
New Bedford, Mass., 218.
Newberry, Judge Roger, 147.
Newbury, Mass., 48.

Newburyport, Mass., 266, 267, 276, 303,
430.

New Castle, Me., 304.
Newell, Rev. Jonathan, 491.

"New England Historical and Genea-
logical Register," the, 134, 196 n.
Cited, 128 n., 231 n., 240 n., 251 n.,
253 n., 257 n., 267, 438.

New England Historic-Genealogical So-
ciety, the, 134, 507.

"New England Weekly Journal," the,
extracts from, in reference to a dis
play of the Northern Lights, 105.
Newfield, Conn., 7, 32.

New Hampshire Historical Society, the

P, Capt., 374, 380, 389.
Packard, Mr., 214.
Pagan, Mr., 238.
Page, A. B., 399.

Page, Gov. John, 18, 18 n.
Page, Ensign John, 166, 395.
Paige, Lucius R., D.D., 131. Commu-
nicates two letters of Dr. William
Barry, 34, 35. Makes remarks in
reference to the will of John Har-
vard, 88. Speaks of the death of
Mr. J. L. Sibley, 155.
Paigot, Mr., 315 n.

Paine, Hon. Robert, LL.D., 101, 101 n.
Paine, Robert Treat (H.C. 1792), 101 n.,
102.

Paine, Robert Treat (H.C. 1822), letter
from, conveying certain gifts to the
Society, 101, 102.

Paine, Thomas, 112.
Paine, Dr., 238.

Paley, William, his "Moral Philosophy,"
424.

Palfrey, Hon. John G., LL.D., 203, 206,
501. His "History of New England"
cited, 203 n.

Palmer, Joseph, M.D., his "Necrology
of Alumni of Harvard College," 495.
Palmer, innkeeper, 32.
Pancefort, Mr., 175.

Park, Edwards A., D.D., his " Discourses
on some Theological Doctrines as
related to Religious Character," 69.
Parker, Hon. Francis E., LL.B., 390. A
witness of Mr. Sibley's will, 170.
Death of, announced, 208. Mr. Ed-
ward Bangs appointed to write a
memoir of, ib. Tribute to, by Hon.

Parker, Rev. Theodore, 111, 112.
Parker, Rev. Thomas, 48.
Parker, Thomas, 25.
Parker, Capt., 447.

Parkman, Francis, LL.D., 85, 225-227,
479. His "Montcalm and Wolfe," 68.
His gift to the Library, 70. Elected
Vice-President, 79, 404.

"Parkman manuscripts," the report
upon, by the President, 225-228.
Parminter, James, 450 n.

Parnell, Fanny, her "Land League
Songs," 257.

Partridge, Rev. Ralph, 48.

Patrick, Capt., killed by Indians, 444.
Burial of, 445.

Patterson, Gen. John, 477.

Paulet, Charles, 1st Duke of Bolton, 179,
179 n.

His

His

Pauling, Col. Albert, 436.
Pawtucket, R.I., 480.
Payne, Rice W., 262.
Peabody, Rev. Andrew, LL.D., 85, 122,
168, 486. His estimate of Admiral
Preble, 4. Appointed to write his
memoir, ib. Letter from, to Dr.
George E. Ellis, about the origin of
the "
Thayer Commons," 55.
"Baccalaureate Sermons," 68.
translations of " 'Cicero, De Senec-
tute," and "De Amicitia," 69. Pre-
sents a memoir of Rear Admiral
George H. Preble, 132-135. Appointed
to write a memoir of Mr. J. L. Sibley,
155. Executor of Mr. Sibley's will,
169. Various publications of, 392.
Moves a vote of thanks to the retir-
ing members of the Council, 404.
Memoir of Mr. J. L. Sibley by, 487-
507.

Peabody, Lieut. Ebenezer, 454, 458, 461.
Peabody, Ephraim, D.D., 209, 211.
Peabody, Francis, 143.
Peabody, George, LL.D., 73, 81, 83, 397.
Peabody fund, the, 73, 78, 397, 402.
Income of the, 74, 75, 77, 78, 398, 399,
401, 402.
Peabody Museum of American Archæ-
ology and Ethnology, 2, 93, 170.
Peale, Charles Wilson, 156.

22. 1. 22 1 Lunes 2m 1 letter
* from 104 brorten S. G Parkas
* *. Commands the
American
gard in Case Fnarala 3711
Perona, Ma. James 53 1,3 % Ber
was of the breaking cas of the in-
erection in St. Domingo, 120 2
Perkins, fame, 322 a

Perks, bamsel G.. biographical sketch
OL BT
Mr. C. C. Perkins, 305–317.
Letter from, to Frankin Dexter. 37.
274. He narrative of the insured
tion in St. Denlinge, 307-373 Ex-
tracts from a letter of, to his brother,