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A Bishop in Burlington, 188.
Abstract of reports, 723.
Academy, at Philadelphia, 271, 360.
Academy, Burlington, arrangements,
328; subscriptions, 328, 331; lease,
332, 507; name, 335; gifts, 343;
more ground, 344; principal buried,
373; worship in, 373; S. S. organi-
zed in, 383; alluded to, 404, 406;
principals, building, sold, 507;
alluded to, 539.
Accident, 665.

Accounts of Churchwardens, 268, 269.
A cloud of melancholy thoughts, 93.
Act, against negroes, also unlicensed
liquor dealers, 16; in reign of
George III, 285; new stamp, 287.
Action of Vestry, unusually important,
261; extraordinary, 477.
Acts of jurisdiction denied, 192.
Address to Archbishops and Bishops,

160.

Address of Clergy, 108, 274, 281.
Address, Episcopal, Bishop Oden-
heimer,561, 563, 568; Bishop Scar-
borough, 695.

A door open to the Gospel, 53.
Affecting records, 344.
Agitation in the colony, 11.
A great weight removed, 612.
Agreement between rector and vestry,
329.

Albany, 64, 78, 88, 166, 644, 651, 662,

663, 688, 689, 690, 691, 693, 710.
Alms bason, 261, 384, 465, 466, 694
Alms chest, 657.

Alms, presentation of, 671.
Altar, 245, 508, 536, 563, 566, 657, 661,
663, 671, (see Holy Table.)
Altar cloth, 132, 133, 711; cross, 657;
linen, 668; vessels, 133, 134, 261,
384, 465, 466, 496, 497, 502, 563, 694.
Alterations in the church building,
297, 369, 370, 372, 373, 380, 387, 394,
399, 400, 424, 435, 436, 444, 465, 466,

484, 489, 503, 505, 508, 578, 585, 668,
703.

Alterations in organ, (see Organ.)
Alumnæ of St. Mary's Hall re-union,
698.

Alumni of Burlington College, 575.
Amboy, 30, 36, 40, 43, 48.
America, best house in, 90.
America, "the Bishop of," 60, 211, 704.
American Independence, 319.
American Philosophical Society, 347.
American Revolution, 307.
American Statesman, 164, 704.
American Union, plan of, 164.
Amusements for May-day, 442.
Anabaptists, 41, 42, 49, 51, 78, 468, 469.
Anecdote of Dr. Wharton, 408.
Anecdotes of Bishop Doane, 445, 666
Angel, sign of the, 262.
Anna Regina, 19.
Annæ Reginæ, 133.

Anne, Queen, accession of, 19; sur-
render of government to, 20; in-
structions of, 23; a squaw sachem,
27; God bless her, 33; divests Corn-
bury, 82; her reign praised, 86; not
her fault, 89; in Privy Council, re-
peals form of protestation, 102; let-
ter to, 116; death, character of, 123;
gives holy vessels, 132; alluded to,
432, 495, 710.

Another account of the trouble, 78.
Ante communion, omitted, 405.
"Apostolum vehis," 546.
Appeal to parents, 446.
Appendix, 715-726.

". Apud Americanos," 36, 37, 43, 54,
146, 189, 193.

Archdeacon of Spanish Town, 496.
Architect, 369, 370, 424, 489, 491, 703.
Architectural description 424.
"Ark of God among Philistines," 116
Articles, (see Thirty-Nine.)
Atheism, bill against, 163.
Attestation signatures, 299.
“Aulæ. Sanctæ Mariæ. Fundatoris."
699.

Aversion to independency, 316.

B

"Backwardness towards baptism," 387
Balance of debt paid, 617.

Ballots for Bishops, 348, 382, 401, 557,
682.

Bands, 289.

Banns published, 301.

Baptismal bowl, 384, 466. (See Font.)
Baptized, large number, 272.
Bard, Mary M., 257; Peter, 163, 257.
Baron Steuben, 319.
Baronet, married, 273
Bass, Hon. Jeremiah, Governor of
East New Jersey, 194; Attorney-
General, 194: commends Talbot, 92;
admits will of Moore and Brooke,
95; ditto Leciter, 97; corporator,
97-100; letters to Secretary, 101,
110, 140, 143, 169; signs ditto to the
Queen, 116; ditto to Gov. Nichol-
son, 119; petition to the Archbish-
ops and Bishops, 151; writes “His-
tory," 127-139; his offices, 133, 145,
148, 194, 226, 227, 233; tried and
acquitted, 145; representative, 148;
speech, 149; appointed lay-reader,
233; will, 194; effects, 199; allu-
ded to, 214, 215, 224, 229, 230, 231,
694.

Baynton, Peter, 259.
Beaker, 134.

Bell, or bells, 44, 190, 221, 222, 223,
224, 232, 234, 264, 291, 297, 351,
404,405, 406, 478, 550; for St. Bar-
nabas, 596; a chime offered, 615;
the tower designed for chime, 618;
English and American, 618; Eng-
lish decided upon, 620; order given,
622, 637; the same acknowledged,
"Doncaster pattern," 625; peal
guaranteed, 626; a finer never made,
arrival of, 629; brought to Burling-
ton, 630; inscriptions on, 630; finest
peal in America, placed in custody
of St. Mary's, 632; reception of, 634;
thanks for, 635; master of chimes,
639; first pealing, 640; rules con-
cerning, 651 muffled, 406, 652; al-
luded to, 655, 662, 665, 666, 669,
671, 674, 688, 689, 700, 701, 706,

711.

Benediction of old St. Mary's, 706.
Benefactors, 214, 215, 216.
Bequests, Thos. Leciter, 96, 134; Bp.
Frampton, 136; Archbp. Tenison,
161; Wm. Budd, 166; Gov. Bass,
195; Mrs. Talbot, 246; Daniel Coxe,

255; lost, 257; Peter Baynton, 259;
Thos. Leeds, 261; Paul Watkinson,
267, 507; Miss Riche, 384; Dr.
Wharton, 413, 464; Miss Wallace,
494: Mrs. Wallace, 496; Mrs. Ro-
bardet, 645, 667; Miss Swann, 686.
Best house in America for a Bishop,
90.

Beverley, New, 9.

Bible class room, 705, 707.
Bidding Prayer, 488.
'Birdlington," 102.
Birth-day ode, 311.

Bishop, great need of, 26, 28; only
remedy, 121; support of, 384; (see
"Ballots for.")

Bishop's chair, 435, 466, 508.
Bishop's throne, 508, 663, 675, 693.
Black, Church in, 351, 406, 443.
Bloomfield, Gen., 343, 351, 359, 395.
"Blue Anchor," 267.
" Boldly condemning vice,” 87.
"Booke, Burlington Church," 214.
Boudinot, Elias, 337, 378, 384, 387,
388, 395, 465, 466, 511.
Bovey's, Mrs. gifts, 133, 136, 181, 182,
186, 432.

Bradford, Mrs. S. V., 337, 465, 466,
511, 512.

Bradford, Wm., Attorney-General, 336,
388.

Bradford, Wm., printer, 58, 337.
Bridlington, 9, 675.
Bristol, or New Bristol, 26, 125, 126,
131, 139, 171, 210, 248, 250, 251,
253, 266, 267, 269, 272, 335, 340,
390, 392, 430, 432.
Britannia's happy land, 311.
Brooke, Rev. John, 62, 63, 71, 72, 75,
76, 78, 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 90, 93, 95,
132.

Brotherly love in New Jersey, 374.
Brunswick, or New Brunswick, 294,
295, 306, 321, 325, 331, 348, 349,
367, 384, 401, 531, 693.
Budd, William, subscription for meet-
ing-house, 10; witness to marriage,
13; conversion to church, baptism
of family, 60; will, bequests, 166;
death, headstone, 167.

Bull, Richard E., land from, 641; let-
ter from, 643.
Burial fees, 357.

Burial, first in Friends' ground, 9.
Burlington House, (see See-House.)
"Burlington, in the centre,” 188, 239.
Burlington, settlement, 7; first name,
9; description, 17, 668; first church.

Consecration, old church, 425; Hall
Chapel, 490; bishops, 168, 383, 402,
560, 688,; new church, 505; St. Bar-
nabas, 641, (see Benediction).
Conventions, 61, 63, 108, 176, 274, 281,
295, 296, 325, 348, 367, 380, 382,
384, 387, 397, 401, 416, 436, 439,
443, 453, 467, 473, 475, 498, 552,
561, 597, 677, 679, 719.
Conversions to church, 60.
Convocation, 28; organized, 649; al-
luded to, 673, 674, 677.
Cooper, J. Fenimore, 327, 328.
Cornbury, Lord, 23, 39, 40, 45, 71, 75,
82, 86, 87, 89, 103, 130, 131.
Corner stone of church, 32, 33, 36; of
chapel, 483; of new church, 489.
Coxe, Daniel, M. D., 11, 164.
Coxe, Daniel, Hon. Col, 87, 97, 98, 99,
121, 133, 135, 146, 147, 164, 172, 175,
177, 238, 255.

Coxe, William, 335.

Croes, Rev. Dr. John; 348, letters to,
374, 376; elected bishop, 382; con-
secrated, 383; death, 401.

Croes, Rev. Dr. Robert B., 374, 560.
Cross on Riverside, 566, (see Altar
Cross).

Cross, The, 457,

Croswell, Rev. William, 453, 513.

D

Daily Prayers, 189, 476, 517, 566, 589,
601, 676.

Dancing in the Academy, 441, 442.
Debt removed, 617.

De Camp, Admiral, 702.

Declaration of Independence, 312, 316,
317.

De Lancey, Bishop, 467, 622, 654, 656,

672.

Diagram of church, 372, 400, 435, 508,
705.

Diocesan, retrospection, 439; school,
443; institutions, 597.
Disaffection to the government, 152.
Dispute, the only, 280.

Doane, George Hobart, 512-517, 529,
573, 575.

Doane, Rt. Rev. G. W., sketch, elected
Bishop, 401; consecrated, first or-
dination, residence, 402; executor,
414; inscription, 416: rector, rea-
sons, 416; travels as freight, 445;
founds hall, 446, 452, 453; gives
font 465, preaches at Auburn, wel-
comes Bishop De Lancey, 467; in-

tends for England, 472: action of
convention, 473; welcome in Eng-
land, 474; daily service, 476; oppo-
sition, 477; proposed resignation,
478; corner stone of Holy Innocents,
483; projects new church, 484;
founds College, 685; corner stone of
new church, 489; consecrates chapel,
490; subscribes, 493; entertains
Rev. E. Hawkins, 495; marriage
certificate, 496; entertains Arch-
deacon, 496; special convention,
498; commends "The Missionary,"
499; prayer, 500; presentment dis-
missed, 501; applies to Trinity, N.
Y., 504; consecrates new church,
505; Mrs. Bradford, 511; deposes
George, 512; opens St. Barnabas',
519; dedicates ditto, 520; last days,
520; funeral, 527; clergy meet, 531;
resolutions, 532; ditto of alumni,
533; day after burial, 534, 540;
sermon of Dr. Ogilby, 535; ditto of
Dr. Van Rensselaer, 541; memorial
service, 553; resolutions of conven-
tion, 554; grave, and window, 585;
alluded to, 6, 561, 563, 565, 569,
570, 574, 605, 631, 638, 650, 652,
662, 663, 665, 667, 675, 6SS, 689,
699, 701.

Doane, Rev. Wm. Croswell, sketch,
569; graduates, 569, 573; "The
Missionary," 498; assistant, 499;
founds St. Barnabas', 519; rector of
St. Mary's, 569, 570; cathedral, 589:
communication from, 591; report on
Institutions, 597; salary increased,
598; resigns, 600, 602; Bishop of
Albany, 644; committee on College,
651; at consecration, 688; at re-
union, 700; alluded to, 710.
Doane, Mrs., 549, 564.
Donations, 335, 385.
"Doncaster pattern," 625.
Door open, 53.

Downes, Rev. Jonathan, 301.
Dudley, Governor, 21.
Dutch, 62, 127, 331.

E

Earliest statesmen, 164, 704.
Earnest wishes, 309.
Ears tingie, 281.

Education on Christian principles, 446.
Effects of Gov. Bass, 199; of Mrs.

Talbot. 248; of Dr. Wharton, 415.
Eight bells, 622, (see Bells).

Election, (see Ballots).

Elegy to Mrs. Wharton, 345.
Elizabethtown, 57, 59, 64, 78, 85, 94,
128, 132, 246, 254, 296, 382, 531, 534,
605, 683.

Ellis, Rowland, 114, 169, 186, 203, 210,
230-233, 236, 262, 264.
Elsingburgh, 9.

English and American bells, 618.
English settlement, 7,
Engstrom, Sir A. B., 695.

Episcopal chair,(see "Bishop's Chair")
Episcopal residence, (see See-House).
Episcopal throne, (see "Bishop's
Throne").

European inhabitants, 127.

297; pledge system, 439; prospec-
tus of St. Mary's Hall, 446; princi-
pal of St. Mary's Hall, 447.

Fisk, Rev. G. McC., 658, 675, 690, 702,
706.

Five thousand dollars, 609.
Flagon, 496.

Flame, congregation in, 104.
Flaxley, in Gloucestershire, 133, 136.
Flowers, never without, 699.
Flying machines, 285.

Font, 226, 372, 400, 435, 465, 508.
Fort Anne, 58, 65, 66, 71, 83, 84, 103,

178.

Evensong, 492, 566, 567.
Exhibit of work, 313.
Extempore prayer, 378.
Extraordinary storm, 268.

F

Fac-simile of seal, 247; of signature,

185.

Faldstool, 578.

Financial condition, 461, 567, 579,
607, 610, 615, 617, 540, 658.
First, English settlement, 7, 8, 9;
"house of entertainment," 8; min-
ute in Friends' book,; Friends'
Monthly Meetings, 9; recorded bur-
ial, 9; carpenter, 9; names, 9;
book of minutes, 5, 214; ship, 10;
Friends' meeting-house, 10; bury-
ing place for Christians, 15; Friends'
burying ground, 10; missionary of
S. P. G., 20; Churchwarden's ap-
peal, 44, 214; town officers, 14;
sermon in Church, 39; entries in
Register, 29, 43; American See,
100; Episcopal residence, 100; Bish-
op on this continent, 168; daily ser-
vice, 189; Cathedral report, 587;
bequest to Church, 96; charter, 130;
occupant of "palace," 106; school-
master, 114; history, 127; silver,
694: libraries, 157, 159; plan for
American Union, 164; bell, 215;
communion, 429; parish clerk, 223;
sexton, 221; prayer book, 237;
election of a Bishop, 348; parochial
reports, 368; diagram, 372; Sun-
day School, 383; Parish School,
228; ordination, 402; report of
Bishop of Doane, 421; enlargement,

Frampton, Bishop, 136, 180, 432.
Franklin, Gov. Wm., sketch, ap-
pointed Gov., marriage, at Burling-
ton, 276; inducts Mr. Odell, 291;
thanks to, 296; contribution, 297,
300; removes to Perth Amboy, 304;
a prisoner, 312; library burnt, 313;
returns to England, receives grant
and pension, marries again, personal
appearance, character, habits, death,
313; alluded to, 511.
Franklin, Mrs. Wm., 276, 297; death,
313; alluded to, 711.
Freight, travelling as, 445.
Friends, purchased lands, 7, 8; month-
ly meeting settled, 9; book of min-
utes, 9; burying ground, 10; first
meeting-house, 10, 11; marriage
certificate, 12, 13; friendly to the
church people, 294; (see Quakers).
Frost, Rev. Adolph, Latin ode, 510;
Biblia Sacra, 517; death, 517; al-
luded to, 519.

Fulham MSS., alluded to in Preface, 6.
Fund for maintaining minister, 304.

G

Gal-Knippers, 94.
George, First, 123.
Gibbes, Mrs., 389.
Glad to see Mr. Talbot, 170.
Glebe, 25, 136, 189, 235, 242, 261, 316.
Goldsborough, Rev. R. L., 636, 637,
638, 641, 678, 684, 690, 706.
Good Friday, how kept in Dr. Whar-
ton's time, 405.
Gospel ridiculed, 119.
Governor needed, 77.
Governor's pew, 372, 394.
Gown, 289.