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    G

  • Great Britain, the Constitution
    of it, in as much danger from
    Lord Bates Influence, and direc-
    tion     , as it was in the Times precee-
    ding     the Revolution. &c.
    362
  • God-fathers or Sponsors,
    a dissertation on them.
    409
  • - - - Superstitions &
    owes its rise to popery
    429
  • - - - None required in
    private Baptism. &c.
    434
  • Grievances great, of the
    Province of the Massachu-
    setts     Bay, pointed out
    517.521.634

    H

  • Huchinson Thomas, Govr
    of the Massachusetts Bay,
    blamed for proroguging the
    General Court in obediance
    to Instructions
    10
  • - - - Compared to
    King James
    18
  • - - - His Letter to
    the Moderator of the Merchants
    Meeting
    25
  • - - - His proclamation,
    pronounces the Meeting unlaw-
    ful
    Ibid.
  • - - - Orders the Justices
    of the County of Suffolk, to attend.
    25.
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    H (brought up)

  • Hutchinson Thomas Govr.
    of the Massachusetts Bay, censu-
    red     for calling a Town Meeting
    unlawful
    an unlawful Assembly,
    when he first came into Notice
    by one
    40
  • - - - His Soliloquy
    Ibid.
  • - - - Censured about his
    Pension
    46
  • - - - Prorogues the General
    Court to Cambridge by vertue
    of Instructions
    57
  • - - - His Answer to the
    Town of Roxbury, tells them,
    that he had no Authority over
    the Kings Troops
    61
  • - - - His Speech to
    the Assembly, tells them he
    designed to have met them at
    Boston, but he was other-
    wise     Instructed
    63
  • - - - His Answer to the
    House of Representatives in
    answer to their Message, tells
    them the King has a right to
    order where they shall set.
    64
  • - - - Frequently in
    Consultation with Commissioner
    Robinson after the Massacre
    64
  • - - - His Answer to the
    Address of the Council, tells
    them, he is a Servant to the
    King & must obey him &c.
    69
  • - - - His Answer to the
    House of Representatives, about
    their setting at Cambridge
    70
  • - - - Would like to made
    a Baronet
    71
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    H (Brought up)

  • Hutchinson, Thomas, Govr.
    of the Massachusetts Bay,
  • - - - Much blamed for
    his conduct, respecting the remo-
    val     of the Troops
    73
  • - - - Adviser to Govr.
    Barnard     in all his Schemes &c.
    78
  • - - - Wrote home desir-
    ing     not to be appointed Govr.
    but always aiming at the chair
    79
  • - - - Said to be a
    Trimmer, on his going to Church
    86
  • - - - His message to
    the House of Representa-
    tives     , about repairing the Castle
  • - - - His Message
    to them about his Salary.
    Ibid
  • - - - His Message to
    them, and Negatives Jn Han-
    cock     , who was chose Speaker
    94
  • Col Warren as Speaker
    Ibid
  • - - - His Message to the
    Assembly, about a Riot at Gloucester,
    when Jesse Savil, the Informer,
    was Tarred and Feathered
    103
  • - - - His Answer to the
    House of Representatives smart
    answer to him for his conduct, respec-
    ting     the Manufactory Hall. &c.
    103.
  • - - - He Refuses to let
    the Province dispose of the Ma-
    nufactory.     &c.
    110
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