Hunter's pardon, 262; Sec'y Clarke's reproval of the. 263; his reply to -Sec'y Clarke, 264; the see . for the prop, of the gospel represents to Queen Anne the case of the. 205 ; order in louncil relative to the difficulties experienced by the, 26S; the vestry of the church refuse to permit him to assist at their meeting, 270; representation of the, regarding his church, 271 ; Is refused his salary, 272 ; applies to Gov. Hunter for leave to sue' therefor, 273 ; his sufferings in comine to America, ib.; five years without

receiving aitv pay from his church, 275; experiences great want, 276 ; the society for prop, the gospel make a present to, 2S0; the miller refuses to grind his corn, ib. ; applies to be sen toRye, 2Si; encouragement offered to, if he would ■ remove to the West Indies, 282; obtains judgment agamst the vestry of Jamaica, but is baffled by the churchwardens, 304; answers of the, to the queries on the state of his mission, 305; gives the bishop of London an account of his misfortunes, 307; buried two wives, ib.; loses the church and glebe lands at Jamaica. 310 ; particulars of the grandfather of the. 311 ; prevailed on by Rev. Mr. Vesey to apply to be recalled, ib. ; death of tlie, ib. : Rev. Alex. Campbell applies for the place of, 312 ; Rev. Thos. Colgan succeeds the, ib. Pravhig Indians, who. 902. Presbyterian church applies to be incorporated, 4G0; remonstrance of the, 462; order in council on the uicorporalion of, 464; petition of the, to thekine, 407; referred, 501; petition of the, to the council, 502; report of the council on the petition of the, to the king, 503; order of the king in council dismissing the petition o"" the, 506 ; clergy of the, resolve to support the continental Congress, 1050.