Johnson, Isaac, the emigrant, 249, 251.
Johnson, Mrs. Laura (Winthrop) Tem-
pleton, gift from, 66.
Johnson, Maurice, 251.

Johnson, Archdeacon Robert, 250, 251.
Johnson, Samuel, LL.D., 170, 173, 326.
Johnson, Lt.-Gen. William A., 251.
Johnson, Mrs. William A., 251.
Johnson family, Dr. R. Ellis's visit to
the home of the, in England, 249-
251.

Jones, Mary, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 267.
Jones, Mrs.

- a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.
Joy, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 267.

Judd, Mrs. Apphia (Hall), 188.
Judd, Hophni, 185.

Judd, Sylvester, the elder, 184.
Judd, Sylvester, memoir of, by Charles
Deane, 184-188. Birth and ances-
try, 184. Education, ib., 185. En-
gages in business, 185. Edits the
Hampshire Gazette," ib., 186. His
historical and antiquarian studies,
186, 187. His "History of Hadley,'
187, 188. Marriage, 188. Death, ib.
Judd, Rev. Sylvester, 188.
Judd, Thomas, 184, 187.
Juet, Robert, 91 n.

Julius, Dr. Nicholaus Heinrich, 176.
Justin, the historian, 421.

Justin, martyr, 143 n. His "Opera,"

426.

K.

Kalb, John, Baron de, 287.
Kalisch, M., 142 n.
Kant, Immanuel, 232.
Karlsefne, Thorfinn, 21.
Kashurakeny, Indian, 116.
Keil, Carl Friedrich, 141 n.
Kennebunk, Me., 283.

Kennicott, Benjamin, D.D., his He-

brew Old Testament cited, 141 n.
Kenrick, John, A.M., his "Ancient
Egypt under the Pharoahs" cited,
136 n.

Kershaw, S. W., 83.

Kettlewell, Rev. John, his "Measures

of Christian Obedience," 428. His
"Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,"
429.

Kilby, Christopher, 349.
Kimchi, David, 141 n.

King, Edward, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

King, James, 37.

King, John, son of the emigrant, 37.

King, John, great-grandson of the emi-
grant, 37.

King, Hon. John Glen, 23, 36. Me-
moir of, by W. P. Upham, 37-40.
His birth and ancestry, 37. Edu-
cation, ib. Practises law at Salem,
ib. Offices of honor and trust, 38.
Prescott impeachment case, ib. His
love of the classics, 39. Tributes to
his memory, ib., 40.

King, Mrs. Judith (Morris), 37.
King, Samuel, grandson of the emigrant,

37.

N

King's Missive," the, 183. Dr. El-
lis's remarks on the, 357-362. Mr.
Whittier's letter to the "Daily Ad-
vertiser," 388-394. Dr. Ellis's reply,
from the same newspaper, 394-399.
Kirk, Col. Piercy, 257.

Kirkland, John T., LL.D., Pres. Harv.
Coll, 175, 355, 380, 381, 401 n.

Kittery, Me., 283.

Knowlton, Col. Thomas, 270.
Knox, Gen. Henry, 401.

Knutter, Margaret, a refugee from

Boston in 1776, 267.

Knyphausen, Dodo Henri, Baron, 74,
78.

Kossuth, Louis, 168, 199, 211.

Lancaster, Mass., 229, 238, 355.
Langdon, John, 2.

Larrabee, Lieut. John, 371, 372.
La Salle, Robert Cavalier, Sieur de, 26.
Lathrop, John, D.D., 346, 381.
Laud, Archbishop William, 252, 299,
428 n.

Laughton, Henry, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

Laurens, Col. John, 154.

Lawrence, Hon. Abbott, LL.D., 366.
Lawrence, Abbott, A.M., of commit-
tee to examine the Treasurer's ac-
counts, 352, 415. Announces the
deposit of part of the pulpit and the
deacons' seat of the old Brattle-
street church, 436.

Lawrence, Amos, 279, 303.
Lawrence, Amos A., A.M., 240, 304,
436. His gifts to the library, 1, 28,
407. Of committee to examine the
Treasurer's accounts, 35.
Lawrence Scientific School, Cambridge,

Le Blanc, Louis, his "Theses Theo-
logicæ," 427.

Lechmere, Richard, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 266.

Leddel, Henry, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

Leddra, William, 359.

Ledru-Rollin, Alexandre Auguste, 203.
Lee, Henry, A.M., of committee on
Washington letters, 288. Speaks of
the first publication of Carlyle's
"Sartor Resartus" in America, 330,
379. Account of the Clark and
Hutchinson houses, by, 344-351.
Lee, Richard Henry, 183.
Leif, Northman, 19, 79–81.
Leigh, Rev. William, 291.

Leighton, John C., certifies the dis-
charge of W. L. Garrison, 344.
Leighton, Archbishop Robert, his "Ser-
mons," 429. His Praelectiones,"

ib.

His "Histoire de la Nouvelle
France" cited, ib., 98 n.

Leslie, Gen. Alexander, 71.
Leslie, Rev. Charles, his "Snake in
the Grass," 430.

Leverett, Gov. John, 345.
Lewis, Ezekiel, 368–370.
Lewis, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 266.

Lewis, Winslow, M.D., 346.
Lexington, Ky., 26.

Lexington, Mass., 4, 26, 247, 356, 418,
422.

Leybourn, William, his "Cursus
Mathematicus," 430.

“Liberator," newspaper, the, 340-342.
Librarian. See "Green, S. A."
Library Association, East Boston, 285.
Library of the Society, 28, 411. Ac-
cessions to the, for the year ending
March 31, 1880, 28; ending March
31, 1881, 407. Annual reports of
the Librarian, 28, 407. Number of
volumes in the, ib. List of donors
to the, 445.

Lieber, Francis, LL.D., 200.
Lightfoot, John, D.D., his "Works,"

426.

Lillie, Theophilus, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

Lima, S. A., 280.

Limborch, Philippus van, his "Theo-
logia Christiana," 427.

Lincoln, Pres. Abraham, 49, 213, 214,
310.

Lincoln, Mrs. Abraham, 310.
Lincoln, Gor. Levi, 151, 284.
Lincoln, Hon. Solomon, 154. Memoir
of the Rev. Charles Brooks, by, 174-
178.

Lincoln, England, Dr. R. Ellis's visit
to, 249.

Lincoln, Mass., 158.

Linkieter, Alexander, a refugee from

Boston in 1776, 267.

Linzee, Capt. John, sword of, 431.
List of refugees from Boston in 1776,
266-268.
Liste, Mrs.

-

a refugee from Bos-

ton in 1776, 267.

Little, William, 347.

Littleton, Adam, D.D., his dictionary,

"

430.

'Liturgia Tigurina," the, 430.
Livius, Titus, 141 n.

Lloyd, Henry, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

Lloyd, Hon. James, LL.D., 284.
Lloyd, Samuel, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 266.

Locke, John, 393. His "Essay on
Human Understanding "cited, 145 n.

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Ph. D., 25, 27.
Reports act passed by the general
court for the preservation of old
burial-grounds, 22. Elected a mem-
ber of the executive committee of
the Council, 36, 416. Of committee
on the application of the city for
more ventilation of the probate
court-room, 432.

London, England, St. Margaret's
Church, Westminster, 119, 180, 243,
269, 402, 405.

"London Times," the, 274.
Long, Gov. John D., 245.
Longfellow, Henry W., LL.D., 206,
212, 213, 217. 316, 419.

Long Island Historical Society, 363.
Contributes to the Raleigh memo-
rial window, 401, 402. Memoirs
of the, cited, 321 n.
Lord, Mrs. Charlotte Ann (Haven),
(Mrs. Brooks), 177.

Loring, Joshua, Jr., a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.
Lorne, John Douglas Campbell, Mar-
quis of, 349.

Lothrop, Samuel K., D.D., 269. Gives
reminiscences of a visit to Richmond
in 1841, ib. Memoir of Nathan Hale
by, 270-279.

Loubat, Joseph F., LL.D., his "Narra-
tive of the Mission to Russia" cited,

196 n.
Loud, Andrew J., 190 n.
Louis Philippe, of France, 199, 201-
203, 221, 326, 328.

Louise, Princess Caroline Alberta, 349.
Lovel, John, Sen., a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

Lowe, Charles, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

Lowell, Hon. James Russell, LL.D.,
419.

Lowell, John, LL.D. (H. C. 1760), a

member of the state convention of
1779-80, 245.

Lowell, John, LL.D. (H. C. 1786),

401 n.
Lowell, Mrs. John, 356.
Lowell, Mass., 168, 400 n.
Lowell Institute, Boston, 27, 338, 340.
The Society's course of lectures at
the, 354.
"Lowell Morning Mail," newspaper,
the, 400 n.

Lowndes, William T., his "Bibliog
rapher's Manual of English Litera-
ture," 297.

Luther, Martin, 144 n., 182. Monu-
ment of, at Worms, 263.
Lutwicke, Edward Goldston, a refu
gee from Boston in 1776, 267.

McAlpine, William, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Lord,
his History of England" cited,
256 n.

McClellan, Gen. George B., 58, 310.
McClester, John, 351 n.
McClester, Sally, 351 n.
McClintock, Nathan, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

Macdonald, Dennis, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

Macgregor, John, 437, 439, 440. Let-
ter from, presenting a portrait of
John Hampden, 437, 438. List of
his publications, 443, 444.
Mackay, Mrs.

a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.
McKean, Amy Elizabeth (Mrs. Wor-
cester), 172.

McKean, Joseph, D.D., 172.
Mackinnon, Col. Daniel, his "History
of the Cold-Stream Guards" cited,
71.

MacKinstrey, Mrs. ——, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

McKown, John, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

McKown, John, of Boston, a refugee
from Boston in 1776, 267.
McMaster, Daniel, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

McMaster, Patrick, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

McMullan, Alexander, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.

McNiel, Archibald, a refugee from

Boston in 1776, 267.

Macy, Thomas, 392 n.

Madison, Pres. James, 383, 420.

Madison, Wis., 209.

Madison University, 181.

"Magazine of American History," the,

99 n.

Magirus, Tobias, 15.

Magnusen, Prof. Finn, 19, 19 n., 21.

Massachusetts, Records of the Gov-
ernor and Council of, relative to the
Carthagena expedition, 368-378.
Massachusetts Society for the Promo-
tion of Agriculture, 354.
Massasoit, Indian, 438, 441.
Masson, David, his "Life of Milton"
cited, 362.

Mather, Cotton, D.D., 140, 349, 392 n.
An unpublished autobiography of,
noticed by Mr. E. Ames, 244. Mr.
James Savage's opinion of, ib. Ex-
tract from his history of Harvard
College, 321. Record of the birth
of, in the family Bible of Increase
Mather, 363. His "Magnalia" cited,
140 n., 143 n., 321 n.

Mather, Elizabeth (Mrs. Byles), 363.
Mather, Increase, D.D., 14, 16.

Gift

to the Society of the family Bible
of, 363. Memoranda by, in the same,
364.

Mather, Mrs. Increase, 363.
Mather, Jerusha, 363.

Mather, Rev. Samuel, residence of,
346.

Mather, Samuel, clerk, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 266.

Mathers, the (ministers), 424.
Mathew, Gen. Edward, 77 n., 78.
Mathew, Lieut. George, his diary cited,

77 n.

Mayo, Rev. John, 14.

Mead, Rev. Joseph. his "Works," 426.
Meade, Bishop William, his "Old
Churches, Ministers, and Families
of Virginia" cited, 294 n.
Means, Mary (Mrs. Mason), 302.
Means, Col. Robert, 302.
Medford, Mass., 174, 175, 177.
Meetings of the Society, 1, 65, 118,

179, 240, 245, 262, 287, 318, 352, 400,
417, 431. Change in the hours of
the, 25. Vote to dispense with the,
during summer of 1880, 119: of
1881, 436. Change in the time for
the Annual meeting of 1881, 352.
Memoirs of Members, 37, 41, 155, 166,
169, 174, 184, 189, 224, 270, 280, 282,
302.

"Memorial History of Boston," the,
183, 288.

Memorial window, proposed, to Sir
Walter Raleigh, 119, 180, 181, 243.
Mercantile Library Association, Bos-
ton, 168.

"Merchants' Magazine," the, 312.
"Mercurius Publicus," the, newspaper,
435.

Merriman, Mrs. Helen B., 406, 409.
Gift from, 322. Vote of thanks to,
323.

Minns, Thomas, gift from, 287.
Minot, Christopher, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 266.

Minot, Hon. George R., 127, 134 n.
Minucius Felix, Marcus, 426.
Missouri Compromise bill, 275.

Mitchel, Thomas, a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

Mitchell, Maria, 80.

Mitchelson, David, a refugee from
Boston in 1776, 267.
Moerenhout, J. Antoine, 26.
Molineux, William, 345.
Mollineux,
99 n.

Mommsen, Prof. Theodor, 406. The
disaster to his library noticed by the
President, 183. Nominated as an
honorary member, ib. Elected, 241.
Monroe, Pres. James, 275.
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, 133 n.
Montalembert, Charles Forbes de

Tryon, Comte de, his "La Victoire
du Nord aux Etats Unis," 308.
"Monthly Religious Magazine," the,
230, 232, 234, 239, 339.
Montreal, Canada, 268.

Monts, Pierre du Guast, Sieur de, 97 n.
Moody, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

Moody, John, Jr., a refugee from Bos-
ton in 1776, 267.

Moore, John, a refugee from Boston in
1776, 267.

Moore, Thomas, 421.

More, Henry, D.D., his "Opera Theo-
logica," 430.

Morrisania, N. Y., 75.

Morrison, John, a refugee from Boston
in 1776, 267.

Morse, Rev. Jedediah, D.D., and Par-
ish, Rev. Elijah, 439, 440. Their
History of New England" cited,
438.

Morton, Nathaniel, 441.

Morton, William T. G., M.D., 241.
Motley, John Lothrop, LL.D., 419.
Motto of the Society, Prof. Haynes's
remarks on the, 402-104.