Spencer, Hon. John C., portrait of, 67.
Spencer, Capt. -, 412.
Spenser, Edmund, 329.
Sperre, Malise, 355.

Spooner, William Jones, 26.
Sprague, Charles, death of, announced
by Mr. Adams, 426. Tribute of
Rev. R. C. Waterston to, 427-438.
His "Shakspere Ode," 428-429. His
Curiosity," 429-430. "Centennial
Ode," 431. Letter of, giving the
origin of the poem, "We are but
Two," 432. Compared with Charles
Lamb, 435-436. Mr. Winthrop's
notice of the death of, 446-447.
Sprague, Mrs. Elizabeth (Rand), 428.
Sprague, George James, 434.
Sprague, Samuel, 427.

Sprague, William B., D.D., 446.
Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar, M.D., 390.
Standing Committee, 131, 140. Elect-
ed, 21, 279. Resolutions offered by
the, 49.
Annual reports of the, 12-

14, 264-270.
Standish, Capt. Miles, 410.
Standish, Sarah (Mrs. Payne), 410.
Stanhope, Philip Henry, 5th Earl of
122. His " History of England,"

cited, 157.

Stanton, Thomas, 234.
Stark, Gen. John, 208.
State Paper Office. See "Public Rec-
ord Office."

Stebbins, Edward M., letter from,
offering the MS. collections of Mr.
Somerby to the Society, 312. Vote
of thanks to, 313.

Sterne, Samuel B., 272.
Stetson, Cornet Robert, 136.
Stevens, Charles E., 300 n.

Stewart, Major John, medal voted to,
290, 291.

Stewart, Margaret (Mrs. Payne), 410,
414 n., 416 n.
Stewart.

See also "Stuart."

Stone, Zachariah, 293.

Story, Hon. Joseph, LL.D., 81, 121,
348. His "Commentaries on the
Constitution of the United States,"
cited, 453.

Story, William W., 380.
Stoughton, Lieut.-Gov. William, 113,
414.

Strong, Gov. Caleb, 297.
Strutt, Capt. James, 408.
Stuart, Alexander, H. H., 259.
Stuart, Hon. George Okill, 81.
Stuart, Rev. George Okill, 82.
Stuart, Gibert C., 126. Portrait of
Pres. Madison by, 25. Engraving
of his portrait of Washington, 305.
Stuart, Margaret, 414, 415 n.
Stuart, Mrs. Sarah (Leonard), 55.
Stuart (Steward) William, 414, 415 n.
Stuart, Dr., of London, 55.
Stuart. See also "Stewart."
Stukeley, Sir Lewis, 91, 93.
Sturgis, Hon. William, 3.
"Suffolk Archæological Society," 448.
Suffolk Bank, 428.

Suffolk Savings Bank, 272, 275, 277,
278.

"Suffolk and Essex Free Press," no-
tice of Mr. Almack's death, copied
from the, 447-149.

Sullivan, Gov. James, 44, 207, 297, 303.
His "History of Land Titles," cited,
118, 454, 457. Extract from a letter
of, 298.

Sullivan, John, centenarian, 65.
Sullivan, Gen. John, 210, 252, 450, 451.
His connection with Luzerne, 382.
Letter of Luzerne, and translation,
383-388.

Sumner, Hon. Charles, 266, 346, 348.
Elected a Resident Member, 104.
Accepts membership, 105. Death
of, announced, 259. Tribute to his
memory, by Mr. Winthrop, 261.
Resolution of the Society, 262.
Sumner, Increase, 297. Sketch of, 296.
Sumner, Gen. William H., bequest of,
to the Society, 20.

Sunderland, Robert Spencer, 2d Earl
of, 106.

Sutherland, George Granville W. L.
Gower, Duke of, 75.

Swan, Mrs. Hepzibah (Clarke), 209.
Swan, Col. James, 207, 203.

Tailer, Col. William, 414.

Tait, Archibald Campbell, D. C. L.,
Archbishop of Canterbury, 70.
Talbot, Capt. James, 406.
Talcott, Major John, 71.
Talcott, Gov. Joseph, 80, 100.
Tallmadge, Col. William S., 421.
"Tanner MSS," 84, 89.
Tatsham (Tresham), Master, 96.
Taunton, Mass. 53.
Tayler, Robert, 60.

Taylor, Abigail (Mrs. Amory), 419.
Taylor, Capt. Christopher, 416.
Taylor, Rev. Isaac, A.M., his "Words
and Places," presented, 44; cited, 73.
Taylor, James, 414.

Taylor, John, letter of John Adams
to, cited, 300 n.

Taylor, John, 424.

Taylor, Mrs. Mary (Mrs. Payne), 410.
Taylor, Pres. Zachary, 259.
Taylor, Col.
-,223.

"Tea Act," the, 157.

Tea Commissioners, the, 162, 163, 166.
Tea, destruction of, in Boston Har-
bor, 1773, celebration of the cen-
tennial of, 151-216. Meeting of the
Society at Rev. R. C. Waterston's
house, 151-216. Remarks of the
President, 151-156. Paper by Mr.
Frothingham, 156-183. Letter of
W. C. Bryant, 183-184. Remarks
of Mr. Waterston, 184-198. Verses
by Mrs. Waterston, 198-199. Re-
marks of Dr. Ellis, 199-202. Ballad
by Dr. Holmes, 202-204. Remarks
of Mr. Warren, 205-207. Remarks
of Mr. Amory, 207-210.
from Mr. W. T. Davis, 210-212.
Letter
Julius Dexter's letter, 214. Con-
temporary vindications of the act,
178. Specimens of the tea exhib-
ited, 185. Old verses on the Tea-
party, 212-213. List of articles ex-
hibited at the meeting, 215-216.
Engraving relating to the destruc-
tion of the tea, presented, 263.
"Tea-Tax Tempest," engraving, pre-
sented, 214.

Temple, Augusta, 240.

Temple, Lady Elizabeth (Bowdoin),

240.

Temple, Sir John, 240.

Temple, Sir Thomas, 134.

Temple, Sir William, 64.

Teniers, David, 317.

491

Tenure of lands in New England,
paper on the, by Prof. Washburn,
114-121.

Ternay, Charles L. d'Arsac de, 105.
Thacher, Oxenbridge, 190.

Thatcher, Benjamin B., his " Traits of
the Tea-party," cited, 172, 178.
Thayer, Abijah, 372.

Thayer, Nathaniel, 16, 274.
Thayer & Hunt, Messrs., 428.
Thierry, Augustine, 248.

Thomas, Hon. Benjamin F., 253, 263.
Motion of, 254.

Thomas, Isaiah, 44.

Thomas, Gen. John, letter of, on Gov.
Hutchinson's papers, 223.

Thomaston, Maine, Eaton's "History
of," 444.

Thompson, Benjamin.
ford."

See "Rum-

(Walker

J., F.S.A., his

Thompson, Mrs. Sarah
Rolfe), 896.

Thoms, William

Human Longevity," cited, 63.

Thyn, Thomas, 109.

Ticknor, George, LL.D., 3, 50, 66,
350, 368.

Tocqueville, Alexis Charles H. C. de,

396.

Orcades,"

101.

88.

59.

Tuckerman, Henry T., 376, 377.
Tudor, Hon. William, 4, 44.

Tufton, Anne (Mrs. Gibbon), 242.
Turner, Rev. Charles, 206.
Turner, Dawson, 45.

Tuttle, Charles W., communicates
particulars of Edward Randolph and
his family, 240-242. Remarks by,
on a passage in Dr. Belknap's His-
tory of New Hampshire, 314.
Twisleton, Hon. Edward Turner Boyd,
14. Death of, announced by Mr.
Adams, 367: Pres. Winthrop's no-
tice of, 368.
Twyford, Richard, 406.

Tyler, Sarah (Mrs. Gray), 420 n.

U.

Upham, Hon. Charles W., 77, 217. His
"Memoir of Timothy Pickering,"
242, 267, 271.

Upham, Judge Joshua, 77.
Usher, John, 113.

√.

Vaille, Frederick O., granted leave to
have a picture of Harvard College
photographed, 255.

Vane, Sir Henry, 132.

Van Zandt, Laura C. (Mrs. Carnes),
423.

Van Zandt, Thomas, 423.
Vapereau, Louis G., his "Dictionnaire

des Contemporains," cited, 446.
Vaughan, Benjamin, LL.D., 26.
Vaughan, Charles, 4.

Vergennes, Charles Gravier, Count de,
451. Letter of Luzerne to, relating
to General Sullivan, 383-386. Trans-
lation of the same, 386-388.
Vernon, Fortesque, 200.
Vernon, Ralin de, 63.

Vernon, Sir Ralph de, centenarian, 63.
Vernon, Sir Ralph de, of Hanwell, 63.
Vernon, Sir Ralph de, of Mottram, 63.
Vespucci, Amerigo, 41.

Vice-President. See "Adams, C. F."
Virginia, Great Seal of, 233. Ordi-
nance of secession of, 263.

W., T., 93 n.

W.

Wadsworth, James, portrait of, 67.
Wadsworth, Gen. William, portrait
of, 67.

Waldegrave, James, 1st Earl of, 101.
Wales, Miss Annie Flagg, 215.
Wales, Ebenezer, 206.

Walkendorf, Erick, Archbishop of
Trondheim, 359.

Walker, Capt. Davenport, 417.
Walker, Sir Hovenden, 211.
Walker, James, D.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll., 869, 381. Death of, announced,
395. Resolutions of the Society,
ib. Tribute of Dr. Ellis to, 896-
403. Of Pres. Eliot, 403. Of Dr.
Peabody, 403-404. Of Mr. Waters-
ton, 405. Of Mr. Winthrop, in let-
ter, 445-446.

Walker, Gen. John, 396.

Walker, Quack (Quork), 293, 294,
295, 296, 298. Bill of sale of, 297.
Case of "Walker v. Jennison,
296.

Walker, Sears Cook, 396.

Walker, Mrs. Susan (Grant), 424.
Walker, Rev. Timothy, 396.

Walker, Timothy, LL.D., 396.

Walker, -, 250.

Walker & Co., Messrs., 17.
Waller, Richard, F.R.S., 111.
Walling, Henry F., gifts of, to the
Library, 271.

Ward, Gen. Artemas, 58.
Ward, John, 112.

Ward, Rev. Samuel, extracts from his
answer to the Commissioners for
Causes Ecclesiastical, 340.

Warren, Hon. Charles H., 325. Death
of, announced by Mr. Adams, 318.
Resolutions of the Society, 319.
Ellis Ames and Prof. Washburn
address the Society, 320. Letter of
Gov. Clifford on the death of, 323-
324. Gov. Clifford appointed to
prepare a memoir of, 324.
Warren, Edward, M.D., his "Life of
Dr. John Warren," cited, 202.
Warren, Gen. James, 183, 207, 214,
224. Letter of Samuel Adams to,
205.

Warren, John, M.D., Dr. Edward
Warren's Life of, 202.

Warren, Gen. Joseph, 153, 156, 167,
191, 258.

Warren, Mrs. Mercy, 214.

Warren, Richard, 389.

Warren, Winslow, communicates a
letter of Samuel Adams to James
Warren, 205. Donation from, 206.

Of committee to publish a volume
of Revolutionary papers, 232.
Warren, Maine, Eaton's "Annals of,"

441.

Warville, Jean Pierre Brissot de, 239.
Washburn, Hon. Emory, 63, 299, 320,
.323. Elected Vice-President, 21,
279. Remarks by, on a visit to New
Brunswick, 76-78. Paper by, on
the "Tenure of Lands in New Eng-
land," 114-121. Paper by, on the
"Vacation of the Colony Charter,
and the repeal of the laws made
under it," 451-459. His "Slavery
in Massachusetts," cited, 297. His
Origin and Sources of the Bill of
Rights," cited, 304 n.
Washburne, Hon. Elihu B., 331.
Washington, Bushrod, LL.D., 126,
254, 288.

66

En-

Washington, Pres. George, 131, 186,
192, 211, 278, 295, 371, 381, 425, 441.
Silhouette likeness of, presented,
126. Autographs of, 216. Pen-and-
ink portrait of, by J. Hiller, pre-
sented, 243. Miniature of, in plas-
ter, exhibited, 254. Medals awarded
to, given to the Society's Cabinet,
288. Mr. Appleton's description of
the medals, 289-292. His message
on the Treaty Papers, 305.
graving of Stuart's portrait of, ib.
A copy of the Albemarle portrait
of, presented to the Society, 324.
The Albemarle portrait, 350 n.; ar-
rival of, at the Society's rooms, 366.
French engraving of portrait of,
375. Remarks of Mr. Appleton on
the Albemarle portrait of, 375–377.
Guizot's "Life of," 346, 350.
Washington, Col. John, 278.

Silhou-

ette likeness of, presented, 126.
Washington, Col. William A., medal
voted to, 291.

Waterston, Rev. Robert C., 44, 49, 63,
71, 131, 216, 217, 263, 269, 447.
Elected a member of the Standing
Committee, 21. Allowed to take
certain articles from the Cabinet and
Library, 132. Special meeting at
his house, 151-216. Remarks by, at
the Tea-party meeting in his house,
183-199. Donation from, 184. Ex-
hibits an engraving, 232. Of com-
mittee to nominate officers for the
Society, 255. Submits the report
of the Standing Committee, 264-270.
Vote of thanks to, on retiring from
the Standing Committee, 279. Com-
municates letters of Dr. Priestley and
Dr. Price, 377. Pays a tribute to
Dr. Walker, 405. Tribute of, to
Charles Sprague, 427–438.

Waterston, Mrs. Robert C., lines by
(A Family Picture), 198-199.
Watris, O. W., 275.

Watson, Elkanah, 211, 212.
Watt, Robert, M.D., his "Bibliotheca
Britannica," cited, 89 n.
Waymouth, George, 441, 443.
Wayne, Gen. Anthony, medal voted
to, 290, 291.

Webber, Samuel, D.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll., inscription for his monument,
by Chas. Folsom, 38.

Webster, Hon. Daniel, 259, 281. The
Washington medals belonging to,
presented to the Society, 288-289.
Description of the medals, 289–292.
Wednesday Evening Club, Boston,
44.

Weeks, Edward A., 423.

Weeks, Edward F., 423.
Weeks, Emmeline C. (Mrs. Baxter),
423.

Weeks, Mrs. Emmeline W. (Carnes),

423.

Weeks, Mrs. Lucy Payne (Carnes),
405, 423.

Weld, Elizabeth (Mrs. Gore), 423.
Weld, John, 423.
Welsh, John, 200.
Wentworth, Sir John, 450.
West, Benjamin, R.A., 211.
West, John, 113.

Westmoreland, Charles Fane, 3d Earl
of, 106.

Weymouth, Thomas Thynne, Vis-
count, 106.

Wharton, Ann, 250.
Wharton, Richard, 235.
Wharton, Thomas, 109.

Wheaton, Henry, LL.D., his "Inter-
national Law," cited, 453.
Wheaton, Hon. Laban, 55.

Whidden, Thomas J., 17.

White, Hon. Daniel Appleton, 3, 396,
446.

White, John, of Boston, 200.
White, John, of Worcester (?), 295.
White, Hon. Samuel, 55.
White, Thomas, 295.
Whitefield, Rev. George, 180.
Whitmore, William H., 76, 104, 267,
312, 450, 451. Motion of, 83.
Sketch of John Gough Nichols by,
122-125. Of committee on the
Somerby Collections, 313. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of H.
G. Somerby, ib. Donations from,
371, 378. Communicates a paper
on the Payne and Gore families,
405-424. His "Names of Towns in
Massachusetts," cited, 72. His
"Massachusetts Civil List," cited,
416 n.

Winthrop, 69-70.

Remarks of Pres.

Wilberforce, William, 69.
Wilkes, John, 201.

Wilkins, Comfort, 415 n.
Wilkins, Richard, 415 n.
Willard, Joseph, LL.D., Pres. Harv.

Coll., inscription for his monument,
by Charles Folsom, 38.
Willard, Josiah, Judge of Probate, 103.
Willard, Rev. Samuel, son of Major
Simon, 38, 71, 415 n.

Willard, Rev. Samuel, of Deerfield, 41.
Willard, Major Simon, 38.
Willemsen, Prof., 309.

William III. of England, 101, 102.
William IV. of England, 99.
Williams, Daniel, 374.

Williamson, Hon. William D., 300 n.
His "History of Maine," cited, 440.
Willis, Isaac, Jr., 372.

Willis, John, 372, 374.
Willis, Nathan, 372.
Willis, Nathan, 2d, 372.
Willoughby, Francis, 133.

Wilmington, Spencer Compton, Earl
of (Lord President), 101.
Wilson, Hon. James, 420 n.
Wilson, John and Son, 17, 275.
Wilson, Sir Thomas, 85, 86.
"Winchendon v. Hatfield," case of,
cited, 297, 299.

Winchester, Bishop of. See "Wilber-
force, Samuel."
Winslow, Benjamin, 410 n.

Winslow, Edward, father of Gov. Ed-
ward, 410 n.

Winslow, Gov. Edward, 410 n. His
"Brief Narrative," cited, 315.
Winslow, Edward, nephew of Gov.,

Winwood, Sir Ralph, 91.

Winthrop, Adam, father of Gov. John,

83. Account of the execution of Sir
Walter Raleigh in the common-
place-book of, 94-98.

Winthrop, Mrs. Elizabeth (Read), 235,
249 n.

Winthrop, Hannah, extract from a let-
ter of, 214.

Winthrop, Hon. James, 229.
Winthrop, Gov. John, of Mass., 23, 47,
83, 84, 92, 230, 368. His "Conclu-
sions," 23. Statue of, 78.

Winthrop, Gov. John, of Conn., 233,
249 n. Letter of John Allyn to,
234. Letter of Thomas Danforth
to, 235.

Winthrop, Prof. John, 214, 263, 307.
Winthrop, John, son of Wait, case of,
v. Lechmere, 100.

Winthrop, John, son of Wait-Still, let-
ter of Dr. Woodward to, 110. Me-
morandum of a Journey from New
London to Boston (1704), by, 249-
250.

Winthrop, Col. John, 263 n., 329.
Winthrop, John Still, memorandum of
a voyage from Boston to London
(1742), by, 250.
Winthrop, Hon. Robert C., LL.D.,
elected President, 21, 279. Presi-
dent, 1, 6, 8, 11, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23,
43, 44, 49, 50, 62, 65, 66, 69, 71, 75,
79, 80, 82, 98, 99, 100, 104, 105, 114,
121, 122, 131, 132, 141, 142, 143, 150,
183, 202, 210, 217, 219, 236, 240, 251,
254, 255, 263, 266, 267, 278, 279, 282,
451. Remarks of, at the first meet-
ing in the newly constructed build-
ing, 1. Returns the original MS. of
Gov. Winthrop's history, 8. No-
tices the death of John R. Brodhead,
43. Exhibits miniature of Gov.
Bowdoin, 44. Presents verses ad-
dressed to Dr. Sloane, 47. Ap-
pointed to prepare a memoir of Wil-
liam Minot, 50. Remarks of, in
announcing various donations, 65-
68. Remarks of, on the death of
Bishop Wilberforce, 69-70. Notices
the death of Hon. Henry Black, 81.
Paper of, on the execution of Sir
Walter Raleigh, 83-93. Announces
the death of Robert Bigsby, 99.