Charles Eben Swett.
Newton Talbot.
Reuben Gold Thwaites.
William Cleaves Todd.
William Ropes Træsk.
Frederick Tuckerman.
Henry Tuckerman.
John Henry Turner.
Julius Herbert Tuttle.
Horace Everett Ware.
Wilson Waters.

William Seward Webb.
Joseph Rowe Webster.
John Tyler Wheelwright.
Joseph Cutler Whitney.
Dorvil Miller Wilcox.
Mrs. Robert Willard.
Joseph Williamson.
Henry Augustus Willis.
James Grant Wilson.
John Wilson.
Morrill Wyman.

Charles Francis Adams.

William S. Appleton.

Charles P. Bowditch.

Gamaliel Bradford.

James M. Bugbee.

Lucien Carr.

Daniel H. Chamberlain.
George B. Chase.

Andrew McFarland Davis.
Henry G. Denny.
James DeNormandie.
Morton Dexter.
Worthington C. Ford.
Horace Gray.
Samuel A. Green.
Edward Everett Hale.
Edward D. Harris.
James F. Hunne well.
Henry F. Jenks.
William Lawrence.

Solomon Lincoln.

Thomas L. Livermore.

Henry Cabot Lodge.
Arthur Lord.

Alexander McKenzie.
John Noble.

Charles Eliot Norton.
Henry S. Nourse.
Nathaniel Paine.
Arthur L. Perry.
James Schouler.
Horace E. Scudder.
Edmund F. Slafter.
Charles C. Smith.

James B. Thayer.
William R. Thayer.
Barrett Wendell.

Robert C. Winthrop, Jr.
Edward J. Young.

A.

Adams, Hon. Charles Francis, LL.D.
(H. U. 1825), 27. Letter from J. Q.
Adams to, 464.

Adams, Charles Francis, LL.D. (H. U.
1856), 1, 25, 26, 29, 35, 43, 45, 54, 69, 78,
80, 95, 105, 166, 180, 227, 239, 247, 253,
264, 320, 323, 364, 365, 367 479, 493,
523. Gift from, to the Society, 35. Re-
elected President, 51. Communicates
a paper on the election of Honorary
Members, ib. Announces the death of
William Stubbs and Samuel F. Mc-
Cleary, 69. Announces the death of
Robert N. Toppan, 105. Remarks by,
on the death of John Fiske and Her-
bert B. Adams, the assassination of
President McKinley and the change of
feeling in England toward the United
States, 180. Communicates a paper
on John Quincy Adams and Martial
Law, 436. Communicates a memoir
of William C. Endicott, 493.
Adams, Henry, LL.D., 198.
Adams, Herbert B., LL.D., 182, 197.
Death of, 180. Tribute to, by James F.
Rhodes, 198-200.

Adams, John, LL.D., Pres. of the United
States, 27, 93, 118, 130, 131, 140, 157-
160.

Adams, John Quincy, LL.D., Pres. of the
United States, on proposed changes in
the Constitution of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society, 204 n. His connection with
the genesis and development of the
Monroe Doctrine, 373-436. Letters
from, to Baron Tuyll, 378; to Rich-
ard Rush, 384, 389. Account of his
communications with Baron Tuyll,
394. His observations on the com-
munications from Baron Tuyll, 405.
Letters to, from James Monroe, 393 n.,
409; from Baron Tuyll, 400; from
Richard Rush, 412, 417, 419, 422, 424,
430, 434; Daniel Sheldon, Jr., 429.
His views on Martial Law and the
Emancipation of Slaves, 436-478.
Summary of his utterances upon the
subject, 475-478. Letters from, to

Solomon Lincoln, 439; S. Sampson,
447; Benjamin Lundy, 450; Robert
Walsh, ib.; Nicholas Biddle, 452;
George Parkman, 455; Edwin P. At-
lee, 457; Charles F. Adams, 464;
Kiah Bayley, 465; Samuel Webb,
467; Joshua Leavitt and H. B. Stan-
ton, 468; Gerrit Smith, 469; B. D.
Silliman, 470. Letters to, from S.
Sampson, 447; B. Lundy, 449;
Robert Walsh, 450; Nicholas Biddle,
452; E. P. Atlee, 455, 456; Josiah
Quincy, 459; Benjamin Waterhouse,
460; James Fulton, Jr., 462; Q. D.
Randal, 463; an anonymous writer,
474.

Adams, Samuel, LL.D., Gov. of Mass.,
121.

Agassiz, Louis, LL.D., 178, 273.
Alexander I., Emperor of Russia, 383,
400 et seq.

Alexander II., Emperor of Russia, as-
sassination of, 184, 185.

Alfred, King, millenary of, 186, 187.
Allen, Rev. Alexander V. G., D.D., 21.
Allen, Hon. Charles, LL.D., 235.
Allston, Washington, 369.
American Academy
Sciences, 173.
American Antiquarian Society, 64, 78,
80, 93, 106, 108, 109, 240, 249, 488, 490,
491.

of Arts and

American Bank Note Company, 107,
481, 482, 483, 488.
American Historical Association, 64,
200, 478, 491.
"American Quarterly Review," 210 n.
Amory, William, A.M., 33.
Andrew, Hon. John A., LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 75, 257.

Andros, Sir Edmund, 304, 305, 313.
Anonymous Fund, 33, 41.
Appleton, Hon. Nathan, LL.D., 30.
Appleton, Samuel, 30.
Appleton, Hon. William, 30.
Appleton, William S., A.M., 69, 105.
Mentions the dates of death of two
Senators of the United States, not
heretofore known, 94. Memoir of
W. H. Whitmore by, 96-104. Reads

Ballou, Rev. Hosea, 243.
Bancroft, Frederic, Ph.D., elected a
Corresponding Member, 105.
Bayard, Hon. Thomas F., D.C.L., 79,
116, 493.

Bayley, Kiah, letter from J. Q. Adams
to, 465.

Beaman, Charles C., A.M., 80.
Beauregard, Gen. P. G. T., 267.
Bell, Hon. Charles H., 109.

Bellamy, Rev. Joseph, letter from Jona-
than Edwards to, 12.
Bemis, George, LL.B., 32.
Bennett, W. J., 162.
Bentham, Jeremy, 221.

Berkeley, Rt. Rev. George, 21, 520.
Biddle, Nicholas, letter from, to J. Q.
Adams, 452. Letter from J. Q. Adams
to, ib.

Bigelow, Melville M., LL.D., 28. His
personal recollections of

Stubbs, 111-116.
Blair, Gen. Frank P., 276.

Bland, Hon. Theodoric, 124, 125.
Bliss, Hon. George, LL.D., 22.

Booth, John Wilkes, 185.

Boston, rare view of, 162.

"Boston Daily Traveller," 55.

Boston Gas Light Co., 173.

Bishop

Boston Latin School, 1, 96, 170, 257.
"Boston Sunday Journal," 166.
Boston "Transcript," 44.
Bostonian Society, 48, 64, 98.
Bourne, Edward G., Ph.D., elected a
Corresponding Member, 368.
Bowditch, Nathaniel I., A.M., 30.
Boydell, John, his engraving of West's
picture of Penn's treaty with the In-
dians, 365.

Bradford, Gamaliel, A.B., 24, 326.
Bradford, William, 79. Recovery of the
manuscript of his History of Plym-
outh, 78-81.

Bradstreet, Simon, Gov. of Mass., com-
mission to Sir William Phips, 297.
Instructions to Phips, ib.

Brainerd, Rev. David, 7, 16, 17.
Brattle Street Church, Boston, model of,
35.

Brazer, Rev. John, D.D., 503.
Brewer, Miss Frances J., 521.
Brooks, John, LL.D., Gov. of Mass., 26,

45.

Brooks, Peter C., 45.

Brown, John Nicholas, A.M., 28.
Bryce, Rt. Hon. James, D. C.L., 53.
Buckingham, Hon. Joseph T., 207, 210.
Bugbee, James M., appointed to write
the memoir of Samuel F. McCleary,
78, 180. Memoir of S. F. McCleary
by, 255-263.

Bullock, Hon. Alexander H., LL.D.,
Gov. of Mass., 238.

Bunyan, John, his "Pilgrim's Progress,"

81.

Burdett, Sir Francis, 422.

Burges, Elizeus, Gov. of Mass., 328, 341.
Burke, Rt. Hon. Edmund, 502.
Burnap, Miss Elizabeth, 26, 45.
Burr, Aaron, 9.

Butler, Gen. Benjamin F., 261, 527.
Butler, Simeon, deposition of, 302.

Cabinet-Keeper.

C.

See Jenks, Henry F.
Calhoun, Hon. John C., 208 n., 216,
380, 381, 382, 389, 445, 464.
Canning, Rt. Hon. George, 373, 374, 375,
377, 381, 382, 383, 384, 388, 389, 391,
409, 410, 411, 412 et seq., 417, 419 et
seq., 430, 434. Letters from, to Rich-
ard Rush, 415, 416, 418, 433.
Capen, Rev. Elmer H., D.D., 247, 253.
Carnegie, Andrew, 226, 227.

Carnot, Marie F. S., President of the
French Republic, assassination of, 184,

185.

Carruth, Nathan, 56.

Cat, Jonathan Edwards's, reference to a,
11.

Chamberlain, Hon. Daniel H., LL.D., 29.
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. Joseph, 533.
Chamberlain, Hon. Mellen, LL.D., 28.
Receipt of manuscripts from the ex-
ecutors of his will, 25.

Chambliss, Major N. R., 268, 270, 271.
Channing, Edward, Ph.D., 24, 27, 105,

108. Remarks on the death of Robert
N. Toppan, 109.

Charleston, S. C., 268.

Chase, George B., A.M., 42, 364, 478.
Appointed on the Committee to ex-
amine the Treasurer's accounts, 2.
Appointed on the Committee to pub-
lish a selection from the Trumbull
Papers, 25.

Chase, Hon. Salmon P., Secretary of
U. S. Treasury, 327.
Châteaubriand, François Auguste, Vi-
comte de, 429.

Choate, Hon. Joseph H., LL.D., 80, 187,
188, 494.

Choate, Hon. Rufus, LL.D, 502, 505.
Clark, John, M.D., portrait of, 26,

Collections of the Society, cited, 94, and
passim.

Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 64,
106, 488, 491.

Columbia, S. C., burning of, 264-278.
Committees of the Society. To nomi-
nate officers, 2. To examine the Treas-
urer's accounts, ib. To examine the
Library, ib. To publish a selection of
the Trumbull Papers, 25. To publish
the Proceedings, 69. To attend the
bi-centennial anniversary of Yale
University, 180. To confer with Al-
bert B. Hart, in regard to his co-
operative History of the United
States, 493. To attend the commem-
oration of the birth of Edward E.
Hale, ib. To attend a hearing with
regard to the preservation of the
frigate Constitution, ib.

'Congregational House," Boston, 63.
Constitution, frigate, 493.

Cooke, Josiah P., LL.D., 177.
Coolidge, Archibald Cary, Ph.D., 27, 95,
105, 364. Elected a member of the
Council, 51.

Coolidge, Hon. T. Jefferson, A.M., 27,
166. Re-elected a Vice-President, 51.
Remarks by, on the death of Lord
Dufferin, 496.

Cooper, Thomas, M.D., 92.
Corresponding Secretary. See Haynes,
Henry W.

Cox, Hon. Jacob D., LL.D., 28, 266.

James Craik, 362.

Craik, Dr. James, letter from, to An-
drew Craigie, 362.
Crawford, Hon. William H., 216.
Creighton, Rt. Rev. Mandell, D.D., 28,
51, 70, 71, 78, 80, 81.
Crowninshield, Hon. Benjamin W., 524.
Crowninshield, Hon. Jacob, 525.
Cuba, island of, 460.

Currency and debt, remarks by Gama-
liel Bradford, on, 326, 327.
Curtis, Hon. Benjamin R., LL.D., 280.
Curtis, George William, LL.D., 505.
Cushing, Hon. William, LL.D., Judge of
U. S. Supreme Court, 231.
Cushing, Hon. William, Newburyport,

483.

D.

Dabney, Charles W., LL.D., 321.
Dale, Eben, 31.

Davenport, Rev. James, 9.
Davis, Andrew McF., A.M., 29, 326,
368. Appointed on the Committee to
examine the Library, 2. Elected a
member of the Council, 51. Memoir
of Robert N. Toppan by, 480-492.
Davis, Hon. John, LL.D., Gov. of Mass.,
235.

Davis, Hon. William T., A B., 80.
Dawes, Hon. Thomas L., 237.
Dean, John Ward, A.M., 513.
Deane, Charles, LL.D., 494.
DeGress, Capt. Francis, 274.
Denny, Henry G., A.M., 88.
De Normandie, Rev. James, D.D., 26,
493. Paper by, on Jonathan Edwards
at Portsmouth, N. H., 16–20.
Dexter, Franklin B., M.A., 514. Reads
a paper on the manuscripts of Jona-
than Edwards, 2.

Dexter, George, A.M., 32, 57, 105.
Dexter, Rev. Morton, 24, 28, 51, 54, 227,
323, 493. Appointed on the Commit-
tee to nominate officers, 2. Submits
the Annual Report of the Council, 25.
Memoir of E. G. Porter by, 55-68.
Appointed to attend the bi-centennial
of Yale University, 180. Gives an ac-
count of the commemoration at Glas-
gow University, 224. Remarks by,
on the celebration at Yale University,
320.

Dickinson, Rev. Jonathan, 13.
Dissolution of the Union, 468, 476.
Donald, Rev. E. Winchester, D.D., 28.
Dowse, Thomas, 31.
Dowse Fund, 31, 41. Income of, 31,

39.
Drake, Miss Anne, 22.

Dreams as Factors in History, paper on,
by Josiah P. Quincy, 81-88.
Dudley, Joseph, Gov. of Mass., 106, 109,
329, 337 et seq. Circular letter to,
on the death of Queen Anne, 335.
Case of the Governor and Council
stated, 356-362.
Dudley, Paul, 352, 353, 354.
Dudley, William, 347.
Duer, Hon. William, 139.

Duff, Sir Mountstuart Grant, 436.
Dufferin, Frederick Temple-Blackwood,
Marquis of, death of, 496.

Dufferin, Hariot Hamilton, Marchioness
of, 499.

Dufferin, Helen Selina Sheridan, Baron-
ess of, 497.

Dummer, Jeremy, 15.

Dunbar, Charles F., LL.D., 28.

Dwight, Rev. Sereno E., D.D., 3, 4, 10,
16, 21 n., 514, 519.

Dwight, Rev. Timothy, D.D., Pres. of
Yale College, 3, 9.

Dwight, Rev. William T., D.D., 4.

E.

Eames, Wilberforce, A.M., 281.
Earle, Mrs. Alice Morse, 64.
Eastman, Major Roger, 280, 281.
Edinburgh, services at, in memory of
President McKinley, 229.

Edwards, Esther (Mrs. Aaron Burr), 9,

16.

Edwards, Rer. Jonathan, paper on his
Manuscripts, by Franklin B. Dexter,
2-16. Their history, 3, 4. Contents
of the collection at New Haven, 5–7.
Letter from, to his wife, 8. His "Mis-
cellaneous Observations," 10. His cor-
respondence, 12. His "
Catalogue,"

14. Paper on his visit to Portsmouth,
N. H., by James De Normandie, 16-
20.

Letter from, to his daughter
Mary, 19. Remarks on his short-
hand writing, by William P. Upham,
20. Remarks by Alexander McKen-
zie on Edwards's interest in spiders,
23. Paper by William P. Upham on
his Short-Hand Writing, 514-521.
Edwards, Mrs. Jonathan, 3, 8, 9.
Edwards, Rev. Jonathan, Jr., D.D., 3, 10.
Edwards, Mary (Mrs. Timothy Dwight),
9, 17, 18. Letter to, from her father,

19.

Edwards, Rev. Timothy, 22.
Edwards, Rev. Tryon, D.D., 4, 21.
Egypt, improved condition of, 498.
Eliot, Charles W., LL.D., 80, 321, 324.
Elizabeth, Empress of Austria, assassina-
tion of, 184, 185.

Ellis, Rev. George E., D.D., 33, 34, 73,
76, 240, 367.

Ellis Fund, 33, 41. Income of, 37, 38.
Ellis House, 34, 41.
Ellis Library, 43, 47.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, LL.D., 32.
Endicott, John, Gov. of Mass., 524.
Endicott, Capt. Samuel, 524.
Endicott, Hon. William C., LL.D., 28,
493. Memoir of, 523-537. His birth

and lineage, 524. His education, 526.
Begins the practice of the law, and is
appointed a Judge of the Supreme
Judicial Court of Massachusetts, 527.
His work as a Judge, 528. His deci-
sion in the case of Phelps vs. Bowles,
529. Nominated as a candidate for
Governor, 530. Appointed Secretary
of War, ib. Elected a Trustee of the
Peabody Education Fund, 532. His
character, 533. Date of his death,
524. Summary of the events in his
life, 534-537.

Endicott, William C., Jr., A.B., 523–533.
Endicott, William P., 524.
Enfield, Mass., 6.

England, changed feeling in, toward the
United States, 189-183.

English Channel, Charles Sumner's
feelings on entering the, 211.
Erastus B. Bigelow Fund, 31, 41. In-
come of, 31, 39, 41.

Erskine, Rev. John, D.D., 3.
Evarts, Hon. William M., LL.D, 80, 238.
Death of, 1, 28, 51.

Everett, Hon. Alexander H., LL.D., 217,

462.

Everett, Hon. Edward, LL.D., 201.
Letters from, to Joseph Story, 204-
210. His article on Judge Story in
the New England Magazine, 207–210.
Everett, Hon. William, LL.D., 29, 72,
479. Appointed on the Committee to
examine the Library, 2.

F.

Felton, Cornelius C., LL.D., Pres. of
Harvard College, 168.
Firth, Charles H., LL.D., elected a Cor-
responding Member, 180.
Fisher, Rev. George P., D.D., 321.
Fiske, John, LL.D., 29, 198, 368, 494.
Remarks by the President on the
death of, 180-182; by James Schouler,
193-198.

Fletcher, Hon. Richard, LL.D., 211.
Foote, Rev. Henry W., 57, 105.
Ford, Worthington C., 28, 95, 326, 436,
437, 438, 493. Appointed on the Com-
mittee to examine the Library, 2.