Freeman's party, 152; complaints against, 157; the m.'.ijority of the council report in favor of, 159, 176: report of the minority of the council against the, 160; petition in belmlf of, 163; order of Lt. Gov. Ingoldesby on the claim of, 165 ; refuses to obey the lieut. gov's order, 166; requests that the report of the majority of the council be confirmed, 168; petition of the sheriff and justices of Kings co. in favor of, ib.; report of the council in favor of, confirmed, 170; Lt. Gov. Beekman opposed to, 173 ; petition of. against Dom Freeman, 182 Antouhonoroiis, the, 23.

Appendix, the, 1157.

Apples, seedless, 1129.

Apprentices, Palaliiie, a list of, 56G.

Areusius, Rev. Beriiardus, pass to, allowing

1 ini to officiate ai Albany, 872. Argument in chancery in behalf of the rector

of Jamaica church, .331. Arisses, Rev. Barnardus, a Lutheran minister

in i\. Y., -106. Articles submitted by Gov. Colve to Gov. Anclros, on the reslituliun of N. V-, 73; offered

by Doni. Freeman's friends to Dom. Ajitouide's party, 152. Aspinwall, Jolin. a benefactor to the episcopal

church at Flushing, 323 ; Rev. Mr. Seabury-s

character of, 325. Assislagues, tlie, 2.3. Astronomy, knowledge among the Indians of, 29.

Aikarkarlon, 107.

Atligouotans, the, 10, 14

Alt.uoinilas, the, 2,3.

Anorney General's opinion on the claim of the Monlaiik Indians, .31)2 ; on obliging Quakers to swear in their voles at elections, 1011.

Auchmuty, Rev. Dr., 332; death of, 339; signs a pelilion for a township in whai is now Vermont, 510; biographical notice of, 1054; Rev. jMr. Inglis becomes assistant to, 106G.