Abolitionists, 403-411.

Acland, Sir Henry, 126, 127.
Acton, John Emerich, Baron, 50.
Adams, Hon. Charles Francis, LL.D.
(H. U. 1825), 125, 138, 141, 149, 150,
152. His first interview with Lord
Palmerston, 139–141. His interview
with Earl Russell, 153, 154.
Adams, Charles Francis, LL.D. (H. U.
1856), 1, 26, 41 n., 59, 60, 62, 118, 121,
188, 189, 232, 252, 263, 264, 266, 268,
277, 291, 296, 334, 362, 370, 398, 417,
447, 454, 471. Remarks by, on the
deaths of George H. Monroe, Edward
McCrady, William E. H. Lecky, and
Theodor Mommsen, 1. Remarks by,
in announcing the death of Henry S.
Nourse, 60. Communicates a paper
on Queen Victoria and our Civil War,
123. Letter from, to the Secretary
of the Navy, relating to the preserva-
tion of the frigate Constitution, 190.
Remarks by, on the death of Sir Les-
lie Stephen, 254. Remarks by, in
announcing the death of Egbert C.
Smyth, 264. Re-elected President,
291. Remarks by, on the preserva-
tion of the frigate Constitution, 330.
Remarks by, on the tercentenary cel-
ebrations in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, and on the deaths of E.
Winchester Donald, Henry W. Taft,
and George F. Hoar, 370. Remarks
by, on the death of John S. Brayton,
417. Remarks by, on the death of
Samuel E. Herrick, 454.
Adams, John, LL.D., Pres. of the United
States, proposed memorial to, 1. Re-
port on, 192. Mentioned, 33, 123.
Adams, John Quincy, LL.D., Pres. of
the United States, proposed memorial
to, 1. Report on, 192. Mentioned,
55, 102, 101, 378, 406.

Agassiz, Louis, LL.D., letter from, to
Samuel G. Howe, 467.

Albert, Prince Consort of Queen Vic-
toria, 55, 126, 128, 136, 137, 146. Death
of, 142. Its effect on Queen Victoria,
143.

Alcock, George, Roxbury, 344.
Alderman, Edwin A., LL.D., 235.
Allen, Rev. Alexander V. G., D.D., trib-
ute to Rev. Dr. E. W. Donald, 379-
384. Appointed to write the memoir
of Dr. Donald, 471.
Allen, Rev. Wilkes, 93.
Allen, Rev. William, D.D., his Biograph-
ical Dictionary cited, 92.
Alley, Hon. John B., 41 n.
Allston, Washington, 314.
Amberley, Katherine L. Russell, Vis-
countess, 8.

American Historical Association, meet-
ing of, at New Orleans, 232.
Ames, Hon. Fisher, LL.D., 309.
Amory, William, A.M., 274.
Andover Review, 301.
Andover Theological Seminary, 299-301.
Andrew, Hon. John A., LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 163, 378, 467.
Anonymous Fund, 274, 284. Income
of, 274.

Antimasonic party, 108, 110.
Appleton, Hon. Nathan, LL.D., 271.
Appleton, Samuel, 271.
Appleton, Hon. William, 271.
Appleton, William S., A.M., 268.
Appleton Fund, 271, 284. Income of,
272, 282, 285.

Ashton, Hon. J. Hubley, his statement
of the services of Judge Gray on the
Supreme Court of the United States,
169-185.

Atlantic Monthly, 364.

B.

Bancroft, Hon. George, LL.D., 200, 374,
455, 464.
Banks, Hon. Nathaniel P., LL.D., Gov.
of Mass., 34, 35, 36, 41.

Barker, Mrs.

Barras, Anne, 373.

Roxbury, 344.

Bascom, Robert O., 323, 324.

Beecher, Rev. Henry Ward, 55.

Belden, Lieut. David, 325.

Mass., 32, 36, 37, 41.
Brook Farm, West Roxbury, 410.
Brooks, Hon. Peter C., 117.
Brooks, Hon. Preston S., 365.
Brooks, Rt. Rev. Phillips, D.D., 383.
Bryce, Rt. Hon. James, D. C.L., 50, 398,
417, 460.

Buckle, Henry T., his History of Civili-
zation characterized, 23.

Buckminster, Rev. Joseph S., 96, 97.
Bull, Henry, Roxbury, 346.

327.

Bemis, George, LL.B., 25, 273.
Benton, Hon. Thomas H., 461.
Bevelun, Robert (alias Robert Ellis),
convicted of forgery in Rhode Island,
and sentenced to be cropped and
branded, 260-262.

Bigelow, Melville M., LL.D., 268, 467.
Appointed on a Committee to ex-
amine the Library and Cabinet, 252,
454. Report, 289.
Biglow, William, A.M., 94.
Billings, Robert C., 276.
Bird, Francis W., 6, 9.
Blackwell, John, paper by Andrew McF.
Davis, on his prospectus for a Bank,
1687, 63-81. History of the under-
taking, 63-66. Reprint of the Pro-
spectus, 66-81.

Blaine, Hon. James G., 88.
Blair, Francis P., 462, 463.
Blair, Montgomery, 337.
Blanchard, Col. Joseph, map of New
Hampshire by, 199, 399. Mentioned,
318, 521, 322, 323.

Bolton, Charles K., A.B., 263, 447. Ap-
pointed on a Committee to examine
the Library and Cabinet, 252. Re-
port, 288. Appointed on a Committee
to publish a selection from the Heath
Papers, 297. Remarks by, in commu-
nicating a copy of the memoirs of
Joseph C. Dyer, 444-447.
Boston, Indian deed of, 188.
Boston Magazine, paper on the, by
Samuel A. Green, 326-330.
Boutwell, Hon. George S., LL.D., Gov.
of Mass., 33, 35, 36.
Bowditch, Charles P., A.M., 268, 398.
Bowditch, Nathaniel I., A.M., 271.
Boyle, James, 404, 405.
Bradford, Gamaliel, A.B., 399, 447, 471.
Characterizes Ostrogorski's Democ-
racy and the Organization of Political
Parties, 62.
Brattle St. Church, Boston, 96, 97.
Model of, 277.
Brayton, Hon. John S., LL D., death of,
417. Tribute to, by W. W. Crapo, 418.

105.

Bunker's Hill, Derbyshire, England, 81.
Another, in Devonshire, 82, 83.
Burlingame, Hon. Anson, 35.
Butler, Hon. Benjamin F., 34, 37, 40,
41.

Butler, Joseph, Bishop of Durham, 23.
By-Laws, amendment of the, proposed,
188. Adopted, 252.

C.

Cabinet-Keeper. See Jenks, Henry F.,
and Norcross, Grenville H.
Calhoun, Hon. John C., papers of, in
the Library of Congress, 459-461.
Calvin, John, proposed monument to, at
Geneva, 396, 397.

Campbell, Lt. Col. Archibald, imprisoned
in Concord jail, 207.
Canadian Magazine, 373.
Canning, Rt. Hon. George, 103.
Capps, Admiral Washington L., 189,
190, 191.

Chadbourne, Paul A., LL.D., memoir
of, to be written by James M. Barker,
348. Judge Barker's memoir of, 448-
453. His various activities, 448. His
ancestry and education, 449. Posi-
tions filled by him, 450. His inaugu-
ral address as President of Williams
College, 451. His personality, 452.
His services to Williams College,
453.

Chamberlain, Hon. Daniel H., LL.D.,
399. Tribute to Edward McCrady
by, 13-22. Remarks by, 397, 398.
Chamberlain, Hon. Mellen, LL.D., a
part of his bequest paid into the
treasury, 61. A Committee appointed
to publish his History of Chelsea, 62.
Mentioned, 276, 277, 371.
Chamberlain Bequest, 276, 283, 285.
Channing, Edward, Ph.D., 400, 471.
Charlotte A. L. Sibley Fund, 276, 285,
397.

Chase, Mary, letter from O. W. Holmes

to George E. Ellis about her case,
346.

Chase, Hon. Salmon P., 336, 364, 367.
Chase, William, 346.

Chicago Historical Society, letter from,
on the preservation of the frigate
Constitution, 332.

Chilton, Mary, 372, 397.

Choate, Hon. Joseph H., LL.D., his
account of the attitude of Queen Vic-
toria toward the United States, 125,
126.

Choate, Hon. Rufus, LL.D., 34, 38, 48,
113.

Cholmondeley, Thomas, 215.

Clay, Hon. Henry, papers of, acquired
by the Library of Congress, 465.
Clifford, Hon. John H., LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 33.

Clifford, Hon. Nathan, LL.D., 168, 169.
Codman, Mrs. Catherine Amory, 312.
Collections of the Society, new volume
of the, 471. Cited, passim.
Columbia, S. C., burning of, 61.
Committees of the Society. On a pro-

posed memorial to Presidents John
Adams and J. Q. Adams, 1. To pub-
lish Judge Chamberlain's History of
Chelsea, 62. To nominate officers,
252, 454. To examine the Library
and Cabinet, 252, 454. To examine
the Treasurer's accounts, 252, 454.
To publish the Proceedings, 297. To
publish a selection from the Heath
Papers, ib.

Concord, Mass., 207, 208.

Confederate Army, paper on Numbers
in the, by Thomas L. Livermore,

432-444.

"Confederate Hand Book," cited, 437,
439, 440, 443.

Constantinople, Edward Everett at, 100.
Constitution, frigate, preservation of the,
60. Memorial to Congress, 118-121.
Remarks by Alfred T. Mahan, 121.
Letter from the Secretary of the
Navy, 189. Letter from C. F. Adams,
190. Remarks by the President, 330-
333; by Rev. Edward E. Hale, 334.
Coolidge, Archibald Cary, Ph.D., 60,
121, 154, 263. Appointed on the
Committee to examine the Library
and Cabinet, 252.
Coolidge, Hon. Thomas J., LL.D., 121,
270, 271.

Cooper, Gen. Samuel, 432.
Copley, John Singleton, 239, 314.
Corlet, Ammi Ruhamah, the first Har-
vard graduate with a middle name,
258.

Corresponding Secretary. See Haynes,
Henry W.

Dalton, Charles H., elected a Resident
Member, 334. Appointed on the
Committee to examine the Treas
urer's accounts, 454.
Dana, Hon. Richard H., Jr., LL.D., 37,
39, 40, 48.

Davis, Andrew McF., A.M., 121, 266,
267, 268, 269, 289, 290. Paper by, on
the Prospectus of Blackwell's Bank,
1687, 63-81. Appointed on a Com-
mittee to nominate officers, 252.
Presents the Annual Report of the
Council, 265.

Davis, Hon. Horace, LL.D., 264, 267.
Davis, Hon. Jefferson, 440.
Davis, Hon. John, LL.D., Gov. of Mass.,
108, 115.

Dawes, Hon. Henry L., 34, 38, 385.
Dearborn, Edward, Roxbury, 344.
Dearborn, George, Roxbury, 344.
Democratic Review, 363.
De Normandie, Rev. James, D.D., 121,
269, 390. Elected a member of the
Council, 290. Paper by, on "Some
Notes from an Old Church Record
Book," 340.

Dexter, George, A.M., 273, 274.
Dexter, Rev. Morton, 263, 266, 302.
Donald, Rev. E. Winchester, D.D., death
of, 375. Tributes to, by A. V. G.
Allen, 379; E. E. Hale, 384. Memoir
of, to be written by A. V. G. Allen,

471.

Donop, Carl E. K.. Count, 248.
Dowse, Thomas, 272.
Dowse Fund, 272, 284. Income of, 272,
284.

Duffield, Major Charles B., 432.
Dumer, Mary, Roxbury, 345.
Durfee, Major Bradford, 418.
Dwight, Rev. William T., D.D., 299.
Dyer, Joseph C., memoirs of, 444, 447.
Sketch of his life, 444-446.
Dyer, Louis, A.M., 444.