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  • Hutchinson , Governor,
    called a perjured Traitor, &c.
    371.
  • - - - an address to him, on
    a suspicion of his writing in the news
    papers, recommending Tea, &c,
    387.
  • - - - a plate, representing him,
    as a very wicked Statesman.
    295.
  • - - - sends an order to Colo.
    Hancock to have his Company ready to
    assist the civil Magistrate: comments
    on it.
    395,399.
  • - - - Issues a Proclamation or-
    dering     the Boston inhabitants &c, to disperse
    on their peril, and requires the Justices to
    meet, and suppress riots, &c,
    407.
  • - - - threatening: desired to go
    home, &c.
    411.
  • - - - much blamed by Marchmont
    Needham, for his conduct respecting the Tea
    Consignees, &c,
    415,418.
  • - - - a smart Epistle to him
    by Felton: say's it must be the wish of all
    good men,
    if he
    yt he was shot.
    433.
  • - - - his Speech to the General
    Court; recommends an Excise, &c,
    442.
  • - - - one of the greatest Traitors:
    and most implacable enemy to the Province.
    444.
  • - - - his reply to the House, in
    answer to their remonstrance respecting the re-
    moval     of Judge Oliver : say's he can't do
    it, &c,
    452.
  • - - - his reply to the message of
    the House, respecting the removal of Judge
    Oliver .
    455.
  • - - - his message to the General
    Court: tells them he is going to England, &c,
    Ibid.
  • - - - his message to the House;
    declines to act on the impeachment against
    Judge Oliver .
    459.
  • - - - refuses to sign some bills:
    an account of them.
    462.
    • See Up.

    H

  • Hutchinson , Govr. his reply
    to the message of the Council respecting the
    impeachment of Judge Oliver : gives his sense
    of their power by Charter, &c,
    463.
  • - - - his message to both Houses:
    tells them that their proceedings are a reflect-
    ion     on the King and Parliament, and pro-
    rogues     them in an unparliamentary manner.
    464.
  • - - - burnet in effigy at Philad.
    497.
  • - - - the planner of the Bos-
    ton     Port bill.
    Ibid.
  • - - - Sails for London.
    508.
  • - - - his answer to the Boston
    Merchants address.
    511.
  • - - - to the Lawyers ditto.
    Ibid.
  • - - - to the Marblehead Merchants
    ditto.
    506.
  • - - - to the Magistrates of Mid-
    dlesex     do .
    515.
  • - - - Arrives in London.
    553.
  • - - - his Letter respecting the
    impeachment of Judge Oliver . &c,
    616.
  • - - - his character by Nov. Anglus .

    669,670,671.
  • - - - his Letters; wants the
    Town of Boston to be separated from
    the Country, &c, &c,
    748,752,753,758,
    762,832.
  • - - - pensioned.
    764.
  • - - - branded by the Continental
    Congress, as a notoriously infamous person.
    787.
  • - - - a great Villian.
    799.
  • - - - severely censured by Govr.
    Johnstone.
    991.
  • - - - his Letters.
    1144.
  • - - - writes respecting the riot at Hancocks Wharffe .
    1144.
  • - - - writes on the libel; convention; arrival of Troops,
    &c, 1151. writes against the Councils meet-
    ing     to petition the Parliament. 1155.
  • - - - writes about receiving advice from England:
    says resentment ought to fall somewhere;
    and that there must be an abridgement
    of English liberties,
    1157,1158.
  • - - - writes, respecting the Merchants agreement.
    Ibid.
  • - - - has not received his pension. 1157,1179;
    and what it was granted for. 1149.
    see pa. 27, under Hutchinson , Column ye . 1st.
    • See Over.

    Sequence Number 27 of 1364; Volume 4 of 4.

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