Chs., presents a memorial OH the subject of Christianizing the Indians, 987.

Ingoldesby, Major, Leisler's protest against, 320; answer of, to Leisler's protest, 322; reply of Leisler to, 323; proclamation of to the people of New-York, ib; Leisler's order for the reception of the troops of, 324; Leisler's refusal to surrender the fort to, ib; Leisler's proc. against persons acting, under the authority of, 326; allowed to quarter his troops in the City Hall, New-York, 327; reasons of the Lt. Gov. and council of New-York to resist, 328; Secretary Clarkson to, authorizing him to raise the militia, 337; commission to, as commander of the troojis at New- York, (fragment), 339; declaration of Leisler, &c., against, 340; answer by the council of, 346; sent by Gov. Sloughter to demand the fort from Leisler, 359; letter of, and council to the Board of Trade, communicating Gov. Sloughter's death, 386; widow Leisler's petition to, 3!'4 ; denounced as a murderer, 41 1 .

Instruction of the Albany Convention

to their ag:ent to New-York, 172- to their delegate to New England, 174; to the Hon. VV. Johnson to take the hatchet from the hands of the Six Nations, <j29. Inventory of Father Valiant's property seized at Albany, 208; of the sliip Resolution, 311.

Ireland, news received at New-York of the total reduction of, by King William, 316.

Irish refugees, proceedings at Maryland regarding some, 226, 243.

Irondequat, a fort to be built at, 616.

Iron ore in Western New-York, 1118^ 1164.

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Jamaica, rate lists of the town of, 463, 519.