Dongan's character of their noses, 162, 164 ; a board established for the the, 99; number of the castles of the, 100; means management of the affairs of the, 218 proceedadopted by the, to increase their numbers, 123; nuings at the conference between Gov. Fletcher and merical force of the, 123, 142; Fort St. Louis, 111. the, 222 ; conveyance of lands on the Susquehanattacked by the, 141; plan of the French attack na by the, 261 ; complaints of the, against Pennon the, 142; a number of the, sent to the French sylvania, 271, et seq ; deed establishing a line of galleys, 146; the, taken under the protection of division between the whites and the, 379. Gov. Andros, 179; report of the council for the seIreland, Gov. Dongan recommends people to be sent curing the friendship of the, 217; conference with over from, to colonize New- York, 157. the, at Albany, 220. Irish Brigade, some of the, serve at the siege of Oswego, 317, 324. ;

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Jamaica, names of the militia officers of the town of, in 1700, 230.

Jerseys, the, evils arising from their being separated from New-York, 97; their annexatian to the latter Government earnestly recommended by Gov. Dongan, 98, 157, 159. Jesuit missions to Onondaga, 29. Jews, 62, 116. Johnson, Sir Wm., report of, on the numerical force of the Indians in 1736, 24; remarks of, on the proceedings of Pennsylvania regarding the Susquehanna river, 270; sends a party of savages against the French settlement of Oswegatchie, 279; gives