General Index: H, I, J, K, L

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General Index H, I, J, K, L H. H. H. at Niagara, letter from Hackett, Philip, a messenger Haddington, county of, clerk to the justices in Haddington, Earl of, and the election of Scotch Representative Peers Hadley, Thomas, of Birmingham Hague (The), British Ambassador at. See Yorke. Fiscal of the Admiralty at Ministry at. See Dutch Ministers. The Admiralties assemble at, to consider of the rupture with Morocco Hainault, cattle distemper in Hains, Godfrey, near Rye (America) Halbowline, Island of, in Cork Harbour Halden, Capt., of Princetown Haldimand, Major-Gen. Hale, Major-Gen., appointment Bernard, appointment William Haliday, Robert Dalway, Charlestown, S. Carolina Halifax (England), murder of an Excise officer at Halifax (Nova Scotia), postal service from and to rebellious proceedings at insecurity of the magazine at, &c. loyalty of people of receives all the rebellious Bostonian ships foreign corn entered for news from measures for defence of the yard at Halifax (N. Carolina) Hall, Mr., keeper of the Southwark gaol, misconduct of James, master of one of the tea ships Hallam, John, A.M. Hallifax, Samuel, LL.D. Hambro', a duty laid on herrings carried to Hamburgh, H.M.'s Resident at supply to the Americans from Hamilton, name assumed Sir Henry, baronetcy Sir Robert Sir William, British Envoy at Naples to report annually on the state of British trade Capt., a near relation of Lady North's Capt., of H.M.S. "Lizard," John, fraud on the Governor of the Bank, &c. Sackville, Secretary to the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland pension to his wife Hamilton and Campsey, Commissary of the Commissariat of Clerk of the Commissariat of Hammon, Capt., at Halifax Hampton, skirmish at Hancock, John, of Boston President of the Congress Hanley, Anthony John, murder of Hanmer, Thomas Walden, baronetcy Hanover, news of reinforcements from, how received in America, &c. Hanover (America) Hanoverian regiments sent to Gibraltar, &c. vessel carrying, stranded Hanson, John, obtains information from persons about the Court of France, services and reward, &c. Hanway, name and arms assumed Harbord, Sir Harbord Harcourt, Earl (Simon). See Ireland, Lord Lieutenant of. an agent of, when in France Harding, Dr., physician to His Majesty Hardwicke, Lord, letter from "that bore," Hardy, Consul, Cadiz Hare Island Hare, James, London Harford, Mr., proprietor of Maryland Harland, Sir Robert Harley, alderman, clothing and accoutrements supplied by Harold, Edmond, an Irishman in the service of the Elector Palatine Harper, Thomas, Philadelphia Harper, Dick, and Milligan, Kingston, Jamaica Harrington, Earl of Harrington, Arthur, change of name Harris, Mr., as to disturbances in Worcester county James, Secretary, &c., to the Queen Harrison, Col., of Virginia Benjamin, letter to Genl. Washington, intercepted Harrowgate, Low Hart, or Harte, Mr., vicar of St. Austell John, alderman of London Hartford, in Connecticut Congress adjourns to, &c. Americans send all prisoners to Hartley, Isaac, of Elphinbrough Hall Hartpole, Robert Harvest, impressing of carriages detrimental to Harvey, Lieut.-Gen., Adjutant General appointment Harwich, agent for the packet-boats at, letters to Haslang, Count de, Minister from Bavaria Hatch, Capt., an American Hatfield, John, of Hatfield Hall, change of name Lieut. St. George Havanna naval force at, &c. effect of shutting American ports at Havre de Grace, Admiralty Court at company formed at, for trading to the coast of Africa, &c. arrival of a French ship at, with gum from Africa American vessels at Hawke, Sir Edward, pension exempted from tax Hawkes, James, almsman Hawkins, Sir John relations with Sir John Fielding promoting an address from the county of Middlesex Csar, surgeon to the King James, D.D., Bishop of Dromore Pannel, surgeon to the King Hay, Andrew, of Rannes, concerned in rebellion of 1745, as to pardon of Edward, Governor of Barbadoes, arrival, &c. as to Bermuda John, letter Mary, printer, in Ireland Hayes, Mr. Hayley, Mr. said to be engaged in supplying the Americans Haynes, John, in the Secretary of State's office Head, Isaac, Gentleman Usher of the Scarlet Rod Headrick, John Heath, Christopher, Mayor of Derby Hebrew Bible, Dr. Kennicott's Helleston, or Helston, borough of, new charter mayoralty of riots at Hemp and flax from Vienna, for experiment Henderson, Mr., of Boston passenger in one of the tea ships to Boston Heneago Hennah, Richard, presentation Henry, Dr., Moderator of the General Assembly Herald's College, reports against grant of an addition of arms and refuses to register it Herald of Arms Extraordinary Heraldry, Scotch Herbert, William, a convict Hereditary Earl Marshal. See Earl Marshal. Herring fishery, burdens on, &c. Hertford, Earl of. See Chamberlain of the Household. letter to H.M.'s Lieutenant of Montgomeryshire Hervey, name and arms of, assumed Mr., compared with Mr. Fletcher Heslop, Ralph Hesselberg, Mr., of St. Croix Hewitt, Lieut., son of the Lord Chancellor in Ireland John, a magistrate of Coventry Hey, Mr., bearer of a letter from Quebec Heyliger, Mr., of St. Croix Heywood, Mr., formerly deemster in the Isle of Man Hicks's Hall, Magistrates of, complaint against Sir John Fielding resolutions for preventing disorder Higden, William Henry, in the Secretary of State's office Highway robbery Highways, licenses to enclose Higgins, Thomas, of Dublin Hildesley, Dr. Mark Hill, George, Sergeant-at-law Hillsborough (America), Congress at Hillsborough, Earl of Hind, Dr., secretary to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Joseph, a messenger Hindley (Hugh), Leigh, and Co., Liverpool Hipkins, John, Virginia, intercepted letter from "His Highness," information as to Hispaniola, Spanish Governor of, proceedings respecting Crab Island seizure of N. American vessels in troops and fortifications at supplies to the Americans through Hobbes, Robert, John, and Elizabeth, natural children of Robert Baskett Hodge, Joseph, Esq., going to S. Carolina Hodgson, Mr., Superintendent of the Indians on the Mosquito shore, complaints against John, of Amsterdam John and Thomas, Liverpool Hodson, merchant at Amsterdam Holbeton or Holberton, vicar of Holdenby, rector of Holderness, Earl of Holland, tea trade to America from supply of war material from, for the Americans precaution against cattle distemper in Holland, Capt., Surveyor-general in N. America, astronomical observations Survey of, stopped Hollford, Consul Holmes, one, of Hollis Street, Clare Market, a sheriff's officer Capt., an American Holstein, cattle distemper in Holyhead, agent to the packet-boat at, letters to Home, Henry, prses of the Commissioners of Annexed Estates in Scotland Honduras, Bay of, lawlessness at, a Spanish shipwrecked ship plundered, &c. Honyman, James Hood, Capt., of Boston Hope, Henry. See Man, Isle of, Lieut.-Governor of. Dr. John, of Edinburgh Hopkins, Judge, Rhode Island Hornby, Jeffrey, High Sheriff of Lancashire Horne, John, prosecution for seditious libel by William Horse, Master of the, letters, &c. Horse Guards, permissions to pass through Horsham Horsmanden, Daniel, Chief Justice of New York, &c. a commissioner to inquire into the affair of the "Gaspe" schooner Hort, Sir John, H.M.'s Consul at Lisbon Josiah George Houghton, Lieut. Dn., Acting Consul at Tetuan How, Mr., of the Custom-house Howard, Lieut.-Gen. Sir George appointed Knight of the Bath Hon, Charles, translator of the German language Gorges Edmond John, died in New Windsor Bridewell Martin, Chief Justice of N. Carolina Howarth, Probart, Charlestown, S, Carolina Howe, Gen. Conveyance to America Hubbards and Greene, Boston Huddesford, John Hudson, Ensign Jon., Baltimore Mary Wm. Hughes, Sir Edwd., Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s ships, &c., in the East Indies Richard, baronetcy Hull, shipping at Hull, William, of Dunkettle Humble, Capt. Charles, 48th Regt. Humphrey, Mrs. Margaret, housekeeper in Dublin Castle, &c. "Hunt," piece respecting Hunt, Major Edward, pension Isaac, paraded through Philadelphia John of Pauncefoot, information against of Widcombe Hunter, Rev. Mr. Lieut., of the "Gaspe" schooner James Robert, collector at Montrose Robert, and Co. Dr. William, physician to the Queen Hurd, Richard, D.D., Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, elect Hurst, Charles, Philadelphia Husband, Alexander, under sentence of death at Perth Husbands, Herman, concerned in a rebellion in Carolina William, Cape Coast Hussey, Mr., M.P. in Ireland Hutchinson, Elisha, of Boston John Hely, appointment Thomas, Governor of Massachusetts Bay Thomas, factor of the tea at Boston Huthwaite, Cornelius, of Nottingham Hyam, George, prevents an attack on the King's life Hyde, John, Judge at Calcutta John, of London, labourer Hyndman, John, intercepted letters from John, and Co. I. Ibrahim Aga. See Tripoline Ambassador. Imberti, Mons., debts of Impey, Elijah, Chief Justice, Calcutta Inagua Island Ince, Thomas, New York, letter Inches, Henderson, of Boston Inchiquin, Earl of Inchture, minister of India, expenses of journey from See East Indies. Indians in America, the supply of gunpowder to Ingersoll. Mr., Newhaven (America), letter Jared Ingram, Archibald, receiver-general of quitrents in Dominica Innes, Alexander, Charlestown, S. Carolina Inventions Inverary Invergowrie. See Liffe. Inverness, co. of, a gentleman of, forms a band of highway robbers great military road leading to emigration to America from church of ministers of, right of presentation Ipres, cattle distemper near Ipswich, anonymous letter from Iredell, James, Edenton, letter from Ireland: Absentee tax in, question of advisability of, discussed, &c. "Absentees" from, remittances from, greatly increased Army: Commander-in-Chief, emoluments of the office Gen. Dilkes, retirement, compensation, &c. death Lieut.-Gen. George Augustus Eliott, appointment, date of commission, emoluments, &c. Appointed Governor of Londonderry Question as to the method of communicating the Lord Lieutenant's orders to Resignation in consequence Return of duty on plate to Lieut.-Gen. John Irwine, appointment, &c. Letters on military matters Want of communication between the Government and, as to the memorials transmitted, evils of Officially passed by in a military transaction Appointed Governor of Kilmainham Hospital Aide-de-Camp to Undertakes superintendence of the embarkations at Cork himself Appointed to be of the Privy Council Ireland, Army, Successions and exchanges in, recommendations, &c. for Political considerations as to Rotation of quarters for the cavalry, for infantry Attendance of field officers with the regiments Compensation to regiments for stoppages, &c. Recruiting Regulation of Examination into non-effective fund of the regiments General reviews of Leave of absence from Staff of General Officers for, members, constitution, duties, reform. &c. Regiments of Dragoons and cavalry, want of discipline Plan for riding-houses, &c. War Office has nothing to do with Irish promotions Prices of commissions in Dragoon Guards and Dragoons, &c. Schemes for putting the cavalry on the same footing as in England Officers absent without leave Dissatisfaction with sentences of courts-martial Rights of Crown and Parliament in regard to, distinguished Command of the troops in Munster Regiments on the military establishment, &c. Irregularities noticed by the King in review returns, &c. Sale of commissions Longford Castle offered for cavalry barracks New pattern hats for regiments Additional pay for surgeon's mates Duelling in Number of 12,000 men kept up, &c. Officer engaged in disciplining the light companies Conversion of heavy into light dragoons Necessity of reinforcing the army in America from Arrangements for augmenting the troops on the establishment Active steps by Lord Bellamont to raise 500 men Shameful number of applications to sell Lowest age for ensigns in Despatch of troops to America, whether admitting of delay Applications to retire from regiments going on foreign service Embarkation of troops at Cork, irregularities, &c. General officers in, exemption 4,000 men spared from, for H.M.'s service Physician General (Joint) to Ireland, Artificers from, settling in Portugal, &c. Attorney-General of among the cabal against the Lord Lieutenant summoned to a confidential meeting Audit Board. See Commissioners for passing accounts, infra. Baronetcies. See Creations, infra. Barracks in, Commissioners of, issues of money to, See Army, above. Battle-Axe Guards in, not a military corps Lieutenant of clothing Beer imported into Boards. See Excise, Revenue, &c. British subject in foreign service visiting Chief Justices of, cabal against the Lord Lieutenant Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, question as to communication of orders to the Commanderin-Chief through and see Blaquire. Clerk of the Tallies in Coinage (new copper) for currency of gold, &c. Collectors of hearth money in, appointment of Commissioners for passing extraordinary accounts in Concordatum and other funds overdrawn Corn in, resolution as to expense of carriage of Court of Common Pleas, Chief Justice of, summoned to a confidential meeting Justice of Court of Exchequer, Lord Chief Baron of Court of King's Bench, Chief Justice of, summoned to a confidential meeting Creations Crime in, no longer any necessity for extraordinary measures for suppressing, Bill repealed Criminals in, formalities necessary for removal to England for trial Customs' Board reunited with the Excise Board Commissioners of Customs, appointments to be made by Deputy Adjutant-General in Distillery of Geneva in Duelling in Emigrations to America from Establishments of, motion for enquiry into expenses, arrears, &c. Excise Board, appointment of, belongs to Treasury union with the Customs' Board Excise duties in Excise law, the only source of revenue in Exportation of gunpowder from Finances of Foundling Hospital in, Parliamentary vote for General Officers having regiments in, exemption Hereditary Revenue in, clauses in the Revenue Bill affecting abstract of receipts Her Majesty's confidential servants in, meetings of Hospital for Ancient Soldiers in, payments for Judge in, refuses to countersign a pardon Judge Advocate General in, papers lodged in office of King's letters, countersigned by the Secretary of State countersigned by Lords of the Treasury Lands in, "raised to the utmost" Letters in, authority to open Linen manufacture in agent for the Trustees in London Lord Chancellor of, action of, in the Privy Council summoned to a confidential meeting additional allowance Lord Lieutenant of (Simon, Earl Harcourt), letters, passim. question as to his correspondence Details the uncommon circumstances of Col. Blaquire's duel, &c. reply thereto Cabal against, in the Privy Council Visits the Primate at Armagh Speech from the Throne not submitted to Her Majesty's servants in Ireland Speeches at opening of Parliament Method of transmission of letters from Action of, with regard to the absentee tax Interest in the success of his administration Subject treated solely in his correspondence with Lord North Proceedings in connexion with the rejection of the Tontine and Stamp Bills, &c. Power of appointing to Revenue employments vested in Negotiations with the Duke of Leinster, p Sends his private secretary to England to explain a resolution Confers with almost every gentleman in the House of Commons Wanton opposition to, in the Privy Council Desire not to embarrass his administration, the sole reason for passing a Bill in Council Letter of thanks to Lord Rochford Speech at termination of the Session Conduct during the Session approved Question as to the method of communjcating his orders to the Commander-in-Chief Power to pardon a convict Aides-de-Camp to Desires to have the gift of ensigncies, to facilitate H.M.'s affairs Recommendations for certain new regiments, rights of War Office in regard to Chief Secretary to. See Blaquire. Private Secretary to Under Secretary to First Chaplain to Secretary of, to reside in Great Britain Ireland, Muster-Master General, &c. in Nobility and gentry of, absence of, partly a cause of the disturbances The Opposition in members of, approve the Tontine scheme in general Ordnance Board, issues of money to Parliament: progations length of prorogation, how determined speech at the opening of session addresses, resolutions, and answers proceedings, &c. in the House of Commons conduct of business in notification to, of the re-union of the Revenue Boards action of Administration in the House as to the absentee tax Col. Blaquire's speech on the absentee tax a large fictitious arrear in the public accounts discovered province of, distinguished from the prerogative of the Crown in regard to the army proceedings in Committee of Ways and Means rejection of Bills on account of alteractions in England House of Commons adjourned debate whether the Tontine Bill was a Bill of Supply action of the Speaker of the House of Commons as to the Tontine Bill proceedings in the House of Lords resolution in the House of Commons as to carriage of corn, how carried, &c. want of real business may give occasion to business of a disagreeable nature character of the Session termination of the Session Speaker's and officers' rewards for services printing for House of Lords Chairman of Committees in House of Lords Journals of Parliament for House of Lords speech at opening of session declare their abhorrence of the American rebellion question in, as to Mr. Dyson's pension question upon the 12,000 men in amount voted for public works, &c. spare a force of 4,000 men for H.M.'s service Bills transmitted to England and returned reports on lists of, &c. inaccuracies in, &c. Bills which received Royal Assent Bills or Acts mentioned, &c.: Money Bills For punishing crime in Antrim, &c., repealed Tontine Bill Stamp Bill Lord Eyre's Bill Great Bill of Supply Revenue Bill clauses in, affecting the Hereditary Revenue Harbeas Corpus Bill Export Bill, a favourite measure For further encouragement of tillage For purchase of a new site for the Custom House in Dublin For better preservation of the Salmon Fishery River Lagan Bill To prevent importation of wines in small casks For erecting chapels-of-ease in parish of Armagh Fishery Bill Election Bill 12 Geo. I. c. As to premiums on flax seed Life Annuity Bill Act for granting duties on parchment, &c. Act relating to road from Dundalk to Dunless Life Annuity Bill For granting a duty on ale, &c. Paymaster (Dep.) Genl. in. See ViceTreasurer, infra. Pells, Clerk of, salary in lieu of fees pensions in places in, gift of post office in, revenue of, affected by prorogation of Parliament authority to open letters premium upon corn in Presbyterians of, sympathise with the Americans Primate of, visited by the Lord Lieutenant, attention to his duties summoned to a confidential meeting Prime Serjeant of, summoned to a confidential meeting services of Privy Council in. members of wanton opposition to Government in Irish bills sealed in, &c. Protestant Schools, Society for promoting provisions from, export of, to France or Spain public accounts, a large fictitious arrear discovered public works &c. in, vote of Parliament for Revenue, probable effect of a change of site of Dublin Custom-house on processes for collection of, &c. how affected abstracts of receipts on hereditary and additional duties Revenue Commissioners or Board in, appointment of, belonging to the Treasury reunion of the Excise and Customs letters, &c. a member of counsel to practically controlled by Government Secretary to Revenue employments in, power of appointing to, &c. Salmon fishery in Solicitor General of, summoned to a confidential meeting appointment zeal and abilities Roman Catholics in, support to Government, loyalty, &c. Royal Hospital in Staff of general officers in. see Army, supra. Stamp duties in, Commissioners for, appointment of State officers in, grant Surgeon to the State in Tallies in, Clerk of Vice-Treasurer of allowances on his accounts has a seat at the Council Board in Great Britain salary in lieu of fees Visit of an Irishman in the Spanish service to weights, standard of, in "Whiteboys" in Wool licences in writ of assistants in Irish Regiment of Artillery (Royal) Irish soldiery, emoluments proposed for Irish tillage, extract of Acts of Parliament relating to Irvine (spelt Irwin), Lord Irvine, Mr., British Consul at Ostend Irving, Lieut.-Col. See Guernsey, Lieut.-Gov. of (Irving). Charles, account of a tour through trading towns of England conveyance home of the Mosquito Indians, &c. Irwin, I. William Irwine, John, Lieut-Gen. See Ireland, Army, Commander-in-Chief. Governor of Londonderry, &c. Knight of the Bath Islay, emigration from Ivers, James, of Addington Place Ives, John, Suffolk Herald Izard, Ralph Mrs. J. Jackson, George, at the Admiralty one of the King's Council Richard, Esq. Jacobs, Richard Jago, John, A.M. Jamaica Commander-in-Chief of H.M. ships at, (Sir G. B. Rodney), letters, &c. (Rear-Admiral Gayton,) letters, &c. time for landing troops in examination of ports, revenue officers, &c. in Governor and Lieut.-Governor of researches in Natural History in American trade with cotton and linen exports and imports, account required resolution of the legislature of, in favour of a naval officer disadvantages arising from having three free ports in falling-off in number of experienced pilots in liability to attack by the French stores for, paid by the Agent, &c. coffee planters of, a petition of, mentioned packet-boat to agent for gunpowder for petition from Assembly of, mentioned James, Lieut.-Col. Mr., at the Trinity House John Stephen Wm., capitally convicted at Monmouth James and Drinker, Messrs., of Philadelphia James Fort, on Gambia river, visit to Jamineau, Consul Janno, Pierre, Cayenne, and Marie, Charibbs of St. Vincent Jarman, Charles, indictment against Jebb, Dr., physician to the King Jefferies, James, Esq. Jenison, F., to enter foreign service Jenkins, Mr., 8, New Inn Jenkinson, Rt. Hon. Charles, appointment Mr., sent over with a letter from the Lord Lieutenant John Jenner, Rev. Mr., vicar of Claybrooke Jennings, Philip, of Dudleston Hall, change of name Jenyns, Soame, a Commissioner of Trade Jephson, Denham, pension Jersey, Lieut.-Governors of Lieut.-Governor of (M. Corbet), letters, &c. appointments, allowance for table money States of, question of the power of, to impose certain duties, proceedings, &c. church at St. Aubin's, as to presentation of the minister, &c. repeal of the ordinance against signing petitions in Procureur of, has too much influence in the States the country constable in, described importation of cattle into difficulties of the poor in price of meat in arms for the militia, &c. of Dean of barracks and quarters in Jeune, Mourier le, Geneva Jew housebreakers and murderers Jewel Office, Master of the (Darlington), warrants to Jex, Henry, a convict Jodrell, name and arms assumed Joel, Thomas, connected with the Association of the Friends of Liberty Johmnot, Gabriel, of Boston Johns, Richard, of Helstone Johnson or Johnston, Governor G., Superintendent of Indian Affairs, bills drawn by James, Major-Gen., Lieut.-Gov. of Minorca appointment on the Irish Staff Sir John, design to take him prisoner John, Johnson Hall (America), letter John Allen, baronetcy Thomas, of Derry Johnstone, George, as to presenting the petition from Georgia Johnson or Johnston, Fort, N. Carolina, insecurity, burning of, &c. Jollyffe, William, Esq. a commissioner of Trade Jones, Lieut., 46th Regt. George Lewis, D.D., appointed Bishop of Kilmore John, a convict at Lancaster Joseph, Southampton Sir William, of Ramsbury Manor, baronetcy Jordan, John Thomas, of Queen's Coll., Cambridge Joseph Abaissi, Prince of Palestine Joy, Charles, of Biggen, natural daughter of, Jucatan. See Yucatan. Judge Advocate General, the K. Kames, Lord Katenkamp, Consul Kay, William, Montreal, letter Kaye, name and arms assumed Dr. Kearney, Rev. John, a Junior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin "Kearsley, piece respecting," Kearsly, Dr., paraded through the streets of Philadelphia Kedleston Keeler, Capt., senior officer of H.M.'s ships at Rhode Island Keeling, Mr., a cause of, in Barbadoes Keene, Col. Whitshed, in the Lord Chamberlain's office Whitshed, a Commissioner of Trade Keer, Jonathan Keig, minister of Keith, Sir Basil, Governor of Jamaica Sir Robert Kelley, John, a messenger Kelsick, Capt., obstructed in S. Carolina Kemble, Samuel, Secretary to Genl. Gage, Kempe, Mr., New York Kenmare, Lord Kennebec River Kennicott, Dr., subscribers to his Hebrew Bible Kenyon, William, appointment Keppel, General Kergelin, Capt. in the French service, charged with embezzlement, &c. Kerr, Rev. Lewis Kettle, Thomas, presentation Kew Gardens, orange trees at, cut Kew, the King's residence at Kial attacks Bussora Kilcadon, near Strabane Kilderbee, Samuel Kilmainham Hospital, government of, to be part of emoluments of Commander-in-Chief in Ireland method of appointment regulation of Kilmore, Bishop of Kilmuir Easter, minister of Kincardine, church of Kinderhook Kinfawns, near Perth King, George, a messenger James, D.D., grant Thomas, mercer, King St., Covent Garden King (the), Birthday proceedings Addresses and answers Addresses on the subject of the American war Distressed weavers, &c. summoned to assemble to petition His Majesty Presents to and from Visit to Portsmouth Letters to be laid before, for his approbation Attack on the life of, referred to Christmas bounties Disapproves of officers staying at home Right of petitioning Method of presenting addresses to Observation of the army Aide-de-Camp to the Physicians, surgeons, &c., to the King and Household King's Advocate, See Advocate General. King's Messengers. See Messengers. Kingston, Jamaica, a free port Kingston, Duchess of, letter as to the "malicious prosecution" against her, circumstances connected with her marriage, &c. Kingstown, St. Vincent Kinneff and Caterline, minister of Kinnettle, minister of Kinnoul, Earl of spirited conduct of Kirkcudbright, Lord, to remain in England after embarkation of his regiment Kirkden, church of Kirkpatrick, James, barrister-at-law Kirkpatrick, Durham Kirktoun, church of Kirwan, Ambrose, pardon of, for entering the French service Kittermaster, John, engaged in the Herring fishery, memorial Kleinert, Sebastian Gotlob Knapdale, North, living of, right of presentation to Knight Baronets, ratification of Order of, Knight, Lieut., of H.M.S. "Diligent," William, Edenton Kuill, John, appointed to enquire into the conduct of the revenue officers, &c. at Jamaica Somerset, of Leominster Knox, Robert, Agent for E. Florida William, Secretary to Lord Dartmouth. See Secretaries of State, Colonial Department, Under Secretary. William, Killcadon, near Strabane Kuckalin, Mr., appointed by the Royal Society to make rescarches in Jamaica L. Ld, Mr., New York Labrador Fishing posts on coast of, instructions in connexion with, &c. Coast of, re-annexed to Quebec Society of Unitas Fratrum upon the coast of. See Moravians. York Fort on coast of La Fontaine, Mr., corner of Darby Court, Piecadilly La Hogue, complaints before the Admiralty of Lalande, Henry, Charing Cross, La March, Jean, Canadian prisoner La Mare, Sieur Jacques, master of French wrecked vessel Laman, James Lamb, Matthew, D.D. Lambton, Richard, Charlestown, S. Carolina Lamlash harbour by the Island of Arran Lamont, David, presentation Lanark, shire of, Keeper of the Register of Seisins, &c. in Sheriff Depute of Lanaudiere, Mr., Montreal Lancaster, borough of, land in mortmain Lancaster, co. of. High Sheriff of manufactures of Lancaster county, Virginia Lancy, De. See De Lancy. Lane, James, a Poor Knight of Windsor Lane, Timothy, of Aldersgate Street William Son, and Fraser, Messrs. Lanesborough, Earl of, appointment pension Langrishe, Hercules, appointment Languedoc, canal of, ironworks on Lanzan, a messenger La Prairie La Roche, Pierre, Canadian prisoner Larpent, John, pension Lasberg, Count Lascelles, Robert, M.A. Lauder, borough of, Keeper of Register of Seisins in Lauderdale, Lord Launceston, smuggler killed at Laurel Hill Laurie, Gill, Lord Provost of Edinburgh Laurogais, Count de, indicted for conspiracy Lavradio, Marquis de, Viceroy of Viceroy of Brazil, instructions given to Lawrence, Thomas, of Eton, appointment Lawson, Charlwood, Northampton Laxfield, cattle distemper at Layard, D. P., services in connexion with the cattle distemper, &c. Lea, Capt. Thomas Leal, Kenneth, messenger, robbery Le Breton, Francis, Dean of Jersey Le Cointe, John Mark Le Despencer. See Despencer. Lee, name assumed alderman, London, privy to a movement among the shipwrights in Woolwich Mr., substance of letters from, read in the Rhode Island Assembly Mr., interview with Lord Dartmouth Arthur, Middle Temple, enquiry after intercepted letters Charles, major on half pay, General in the Provincial army. p. personal charateristics of Wm., Tower Hill, p. p. Mrs. Leechmann, Dr., Principal of the University of Edinburgh Leeds, Duke of Leeds, Recorder of manufactures at Lees, John, Private Secretary to tue Lord Lieut. John, of Platt, Manchester Leeward Islands, Governor of inquiry into the management of the Customs at Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s ships at the Leeward Islands (Vice-Admiral Parry), visit to the Virgin Islands, &c. reinforcement instructions as to illicit trade (Vice-Admiral Young,) letters, &c., from Slaves deserting from supply of gunpowder to the Americans from paper circulated by the Americans among people of Leger and Greenwood, Messrs., Charlestown Legge, Major or Lieut.-Col. noble conduct of Francis, Governor of Nova Scotia Mrs. Leghorn, British Consul at British trade to false report of distemper at Leicester House Leinster, Duke of action of friends of, in House of Commons political action of relations with the Government, &c.,p Leith, engaging seamen for H.M.'s service at Leith, Alexander, Burgh St. Peter, Norfolk, baronercy Leland, John (or "J. Ld."), Wiccomoe, &c., letters from Rev. Thomas, a Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin Le Maitre, Stephen Csar, Judge at Calcutta Le Marchant. See Marchant. Lemon, Sir William, baronetcy Sir William and Lady Lennox, earldom of, claim to Leominster, Recorder of Leon Lepine, Charles Leslie, Lieut.-Col., Regt., at Boston, letters from Lethnot, minister of Letters, detention of Leuchars Levant, protection of British subjects, &c. in the Leven, Earl of, appointment Dep. Governor of the Bank of Scotland L'evesque, Mons., Quebee Lewis, Island of, doings of emigration agents in Number of inhabitants, &c. Lewis, Prince, of Rohan, at Vienna Lewis, Samuel, prisoner of war Thomas, unfounded claim for compensation Lexington, battle Subscription in England for widows of American soldiers killed at By whom begun Effect of Leyborne, William Leyborne, Governor of Grenada Hoists a pendant without right Action with regard to the regiment at St. Vincent Dispute with Major Maxwell "Liberty, Association of the Friends of." Licences to enclose highways Licences to plead Licence to print Lichfield and Coventry, Bishop of, election, &c. of Liege, proposal to raise a legion in Liffe and Benvie, united parishes, right of presentation Lightfoot, Sarah Lighthouses Lill, Godfrey, appointment Carey Caroline, pension Limerick, command of the troops at Governor of Collector of Lincoln, deanery of, held in commendam Linen manufacture, the, in Ireland, &c. Linlithgow and Bathgate, Sheriff Depute of Linzee, Capt., of H.M.S. "Falcon" Lisakewitz, Mons., Russian Charge d' Affaires Lisbon, British Envoy at. See Portugal. British Consul at export of culm to orders to naval commanders putting into recurrence of sailing of packets for Lisburne, Lord, one of the Commissioners of the Admiralty Lister, Sam Little, Andw., Beacon Island Boad. letter from. Littleton, Lord. See Lyttelton. Livernois, Franois, Canadian prisoner Liverpool, address to the King from President of the Committee of Trade in Town Clerk of Livingston, Judge, New York, daughter nicknamed "Foxface," James, son of an Albany Dutchman "Old Pill," New York Peter Van Brook, New York, (? under initials P. V. B. L.) Livius, Peter, Esq., appointed to make researches in natural history Complaint against Governor of New Hampshire Lizote, Thrse, Quebec Llandifnan, rectory of Llandovery Llandurnog, rectory of Lloyd, Col., mention of plans, &c. made by Lloyd's Coffee House Lochearron, church of Lockhart, Alexander, Dean of the Faculty of Advocates Loftus, Mr., one of the Lord Lieut.'s aide-decamps Henry, appointment Logan, George Logie. See Liffe. Logie, Charles, Consul in Morocco Complaint against London, Common Council, address from, as to the Quebec Act common people uneasy under the advancing price of provisions, &c. Corporation of, answer to an address from great douceur desired by publicans attempt to raise price of porter. See Publicans. tumultuous assemblies of weavers coalheavers, &c. City Marshal making himself "too busy" among the distressed weavers Mayor of, and the weavers the remonstrance from the City of, to the King, the populace urged to accompany the Lord Mayor, &c. a copy of the remonstrance and the King's answer collections for the poor of merchants of, effect of the American affairs on, &c. resolutions of Livery of, as to addresses to the King Bishop of Recorder of, letters, &c. London (America), projected attack on the Custom House, &c. London (New). See New London. Londonderry, the Oakboys in Searcher, &c. of Londonderry and Culmore, Governor, &c. of Long, Lieut. Sir James, of Draycotarne Long, Island expedition of the Americans to Longford, Lord, offer of, to give up Longford Castle for barracks Corn laid in by, for distribution among the poor Activity in support of Government, &c. Longreach Longueil operations at Loraine, Sir Wm., Kirk Harle Lord Chamberlain. See Chamberlain. Lord Chancellor (Apsley) L'Orient Lott, Abm., and Co., consignees of tea at New York Loudoun, Lord proxy returned to Loughswilly, the establishing a port in, why an object of concern to Government Loups, River des Lowden, Thomas, master mariner Lowther, Mr., New York Lucas, Mr., Chief Justice of Grenda Richard Luc, Chevalier de Marolles de Luke, John, High Sheriff of Cornwall Lumm, Francis, baronetey Lutterloh, H.E. Lutwidge, Charles, Rec. Gen. in Isle of Man, as to the appointment of Attorney Genl. in Isle of Man, &c. Lydde, vicar of Lynch, Sir Wm., H.M.'s Envoy at Turin to report annually on the state of British trade Mr., of S. Carolina Lyon King-at-Arms Lysaght, Mr. Collector of Cork Nicholas, Customer of Youghal, &c., allowance Lysakowitz, Mons. Lyttelton, Lord appointment Lyttelton's (Lord) Dialogues, quotation from