Persons Chosen Resident Members who have left the State,

xxii.

Resident Members Deceased,

xxiii.

Corresponding Members,

xxiv.

ARTICLE.

I. Scotch-Irish Immigrations to Maine, and a Summary His-

tory of Presbyterianism. An Address before the Soci-

ety, Jan. 27, 1858. By William Willis.

II. The Early Lawyers of Lincoln and Kennebec Counties.

By Frederic Allen.

William Cushing, Charles Cushing, Roland Cushing,
James Sullivan, John Gardiner, William Lithgow, Jr.,
Silas Lee, Benjamin Hasey, Jeremiah Bailey, Josiah
Stebbins, Benjamin Orr, James Bridge, Samuel S.
Wilde, Thomas Rice, Nathaniel Perley, Solomon Vose,
Thomas Bond, Ebenezer T. Warren, Eleazer W. Rip-
ley, Benjamin Whitwell, Nathan Bridge, Sanford
Kingsbury, Timothy Boutelle, Lemuel Paine, Henry
W. Fuller, Erastus Foote, John Otis, Hiram Belcher,
Edward Kavanagh, Ebenezer Clapp, Isaac G. Reed,
Joseph Sewall, William J. Farley, Jonathan Cilley.

III. Memoir of Benjamin Vaughan, M. D., LL. D. By

Robert H. Gardiner.

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38

82

127

V. Castine and the Old Coins found there. By Joseph Wil-

liamson.

Origin of the name

Baron de St. Castin, 110 - Dis-

covery of the Coins, 114- Description, 117.

VI. Remarks on old Coins found at Portland in 1849, and at

Richmond's Island in 1855, with a general notice of

Coins and Coinage. By William Willis.

VII. Memoir of the Rev. John Murray, First Minister of the

Church in Boothbay. By Rev. A. G. Vermilye, of

Newburyport, Mass.

VIII The early history of the Protestant Episcopal Church,

in the Diocese of Maine. By Edward Ballard, A. M.,

Rector of St. Paul's Church, Brunswick, Me.

IX. The Abnaki Indians. By Eugene Vetromile, S. J.,

fessor in the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester,

Mass. With a brief Memoir of Prof. Vetromile. By

Rev. Edward Ballard.

Pro-

203

X. The Abenaki Indians. Their Treaties of 1713 and 1717,

and a Vocabulary; with a Historical Introduction.

By Frederic Kidder, of Boston.

Vocabulary, 245 - Treaty of 1713 at Portsmouth, 250—

Signatures and Totems, 253-Treaty of 1717, at

Georgetown, Me., 260.

XI. The Indians of Hudson's Bay, and their language. Se-

lected from Umfreville's "Present State of Hudson's

Bay." By William Willis.

XII. Extracts from a Memoir of M. de la Mothe Cadillac,

1692, concerning Acadia and New England; from

the Archives of Paris. Translated and communicated

to the Society by James Robb, M. D., Professor of

Chemistry, &c., in King's College, New Brunswick. -

XIII. The voyage of Capt. George Weymouth to the coast of

Maine in 1605. An attempt to show that the Islands

and River, now called St. George, were those visited

by Weymouth. By George Prince, of Bath, Me.

VII.

ARTICLE.

XIV. Weymouth's Voyage. Extracts from a paper read before a meeting of the Society in Portland, June 29, 1859. By David Cushman, of Warren.

XV. General Waldo's Circular, in Germany, 1753: with an introduction. By John L. Locke, of Belfast.

XVI. The Certificate of Gov. Pownall, on taking possession of
the Penobscot Country in 1759: with an introductory
note. By Joseph Williamson.

XVII. French Neutrals in Maine; with a preliminary note by
Joseph Williamson.

XVIII. Oyster Shell Deposit on Damariscotta River. By Prof.
P. A. Chadbourne, of Bowdoin College.

XIX. Proceedings of the Society for the year 1859: with obituary notices of deceased members. By William

Willis.

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Meeting at Augusta, January 19, 355 Deceased Mem-
bers, 356-Meeting at Portland, June 29, 357-No-
tice of Stephen Thatcher, 358 Meeting at Brunswick
Aug. 4, 362-Notice of the Hon. Joseph Dane, 364
-Notice of the Hon. Nathaniel Groton, 367-No-
tice of the Rev. Dr. Nichols, 373.

XX. Eulogy on Parker Cleaveland, LL. D., late Professor of
Chemistry, Mineralogy and Natural Philosophy, at
Bowdoin College; and Corresponding Secretary of the
Maine Historical Society. By Leonard Woods, D. D.,
President of Bowdoin College. With an Appendix.