Fitch to the Speaker of the New- York Assembly, 1084, List of volunteers for the frontier, 91 ; of the citizens of Albany who subscribed to the public defence, 93; of stores required by Leisler's commissioners, 195 ; of the Schenectady refugees, 199; of soldiers for the Canada expedition, 212 ; of persons who left Albany without leave, 218; of the commissions issued by Leisler, 347; of the killed and wounded in the force employed against Leisler, 364. Livingston Manor, riot about land in,

744. Livingston, Robert, the convention at Albany give him a bond for his disbursements, 103; sent a delegate to New England, 171, 174 ; arrest of, orderedby Leisler, 179; Capt. Blagge and Lt. Terneur sent in pursuit of, 186; condition on which Gov. Treat will issue a warrant against, 188; call on, to give up the records of the city of Albany, 194 ; depositions against, 206; outlawed, 218; pro-

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perty of, sequestrated, 219; house of, searched 227; sundry effects belonging to a French Jesuit found in the house of, 228; (See Valiaiit) ; goods sent from Barbadoes to, seized, 238; accompanies Maj. Genl. Winthrop to Albany, 302 ; attends the execution of Milborne, 380; is accused by the latter as the cause of his death, ib. Log-house, cost of a, 1151.

Long Island, rate lists of the several towns on, 439.

Lottery, a, granted for opening roads in Western New-York, 1142.

London, Earl, appointed commander in chief, of the forces in America, 710; directs Genl. Johnson to collect a force at the German flatts, 733.