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    I

  • Junius Americanus, on
    Governor Oliver 's perjury, &c,
    55.
  • - - - his Letter, censuring
    Hutchinson , &c, respecting the independancy
    of the Judges &c.
    267.
  • - - - his Letter to the Bishop
    of St. Asaph, on the oppressions of Ameri-
    ca     , &c.
    335.
  • - - - his Letter to Lord Dart-
    mouth     , charging him with inattention to
    America: on Hutchinson 's Letters, &c,
    advises him to resign: insinuates, that the
    Letter writers ought to have been put to in-
    stant     Death.
    366.
  • Jury Grand for the County
    of Suffolk wont find a Bill against the
    Paper signed Mucius Scaevola: and
    offer a paper to the Court relative to
    the murderer Ebenezer Richardson, &c,
    their names.
    33.
  • - - - present a paper to the
    Court, respecting the treatment of Jury's
    in Hutchinson 's Letters, &c; complain
    of the independancy of the Judges,
    356,360.
  • - - - for the County of Mid-
    dlesex     , protest, and resolve against Judge
    Oliver 's sitting as a Judge.
    479.
  • - - - of the County of Wor-
    cester     , protest, and resolve on the same.
    492,494.
  • - - - and petty, refuse to be
    sworn at the Superior Court: offer their
    reasons, &c,
    566.
  • - - - of South Carolina,
    present as a grievance, the late acts of
    parliament.
    656.
  • - - - of New york, address
    the Justices of the Sessions, respecting the
    grievances of America.
    681.
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  • Jury, the great importance of
    being tried by one.
    210.
  • - - - a precious privilege
    to Englishmen to have them.
    521.
  • Juryman, Wm. Mollineaux
    chosen one: declined serving, as the Jud-
    ges     were independant of the people:
    see his speech to the Court.
    356.
  • - - - Fined.
    437.
  • Irish House of Com-
    mons     . See Commons House of,
    in Ireland.
  • Instructions to Governor Try-
    on     , forbidding him to take any pay fro.
    the House of Representatives, &c,
    41.
  • - - - from the King,
    said by Govr. Hutchinson to be a part
    of the Constitution.
    69.
  • - - - spirited ones from
    the Town of Boston, to their
    Representatives; take particular no-
    tice     of our oppressions, & Govr. Hut-
    chinson     's independ'cy , &,
    83.
  • - - - to the Represent-
    atives     of the Town of Roxbury, on the
    independancy of the Judges.
    189.
  • - - - to the Representatives
    of the Town of Cambridge, on the same
    and other grievances.
    202.
  • - - - to the Representatives
    of the Town of Charlestown, on the in-
    dependancy     of the Judges, &c,
    211.
  • - - - to the Representatives
    of the Town of Ipswich, on the same, &c,
    217.
  • - - - to the Representatives
    of the Town of Petersham, on their Grie-
    vances     , &c,
    218.
  • - - - to the Representatives
    of the Town of Marlborough, on the
    same, &c,
    222.
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