Gordon, Rev. George A., D.D., 269. Ap-
pointed to write the memoir of Rev.
Dr. Herrick, 471.

Gordon, Rev. William, D.D., 227.
Goss, Elbridge H., his Life of Paul
Revere, cited, 83.
Gourgas, Francis R., 41.

Grant, Mrs. Anne, of Laggan, 158, 302,
303. Letters from Miss Anna C.
Lowell to, 305-317. American edition
of her "Letters from the Mountains,"
305. Her Memoirs of an American
Lady," 308.

Granville, Earl, G. G. Leveson-Gower,
145, 147-149, 152.

Gray, Hon. Francis C., LL.D., 157.
Gray, Horace, Sen., 157.

Gray, Mrs. Horace, Sen. (Harriet Up-
ham), 157, 158.

Gray, Hon. Horace, LL.D., 123, 268.
Memoir of, by George F. Hoar, 155–
187. His birth and ancestry, 157.
His professional career, 158, 159. His
training in the Law School, 160. His
political opinions, 161. Reporter of
the Massachusetts Supreme Court
162. His fondness for research, 164.
His services upon the Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, 165-168. His ser-
vices on the Supreme Court of the
United States, 169-185. His address
on Chief Justice Marshall, 186.
Gray, Mrs. Horace (Jane Matthews),
158, 187.

Gray, Hon. John C., LL.D., 95.
Gray, William, Lieut. Gov. of Mass., 157.
Green, Hon. Samuel A., LL.D., 1, 121,
252, 264, 269, 289, 290, 296, 362, 370,
454. Communicates Mr. Hart's paper
on Revere's portrait of Washington,
83. Reads his report as Librarian,
286. In the absence of the Cabinet-
Keeper, reads a report on the Cabinet,
287. Re-elected Vice-President, 289,
and Librarian, ib. Remarks by, in
presenting a water-color painting of
the British fleet in Boston harbor in
1768 by Remick, 296. Paper by, on
"The Boston Magazine," and John
Norman, 326. Presents, for Mr.
Courtenay, documents and facsimiles

on South Carolina, 392. Communi-
cates Mr. Hart's paper on John Nor-
man, 394. Paper by, on Rev. Joseph
Eliot, of Guilford, Conn., 467.
Greene, Col. Christopher, 248.
Greenhalge, Hon. Frederic T., A.B.,
Gov. of Massachusetts, 88.

H.

Hackett, Hon. Frank W., 331.
Hale, Rev. Edward E., D.D., 59, 269,
331, 333, 379. Appointed on a Com-
mittee relative to a proposed memorial
to Presidents John Adams and J. Q.
Adams, 1. Remarks by, on the pres-
ervation of the frigate Constitution
and on the Library of Congress, 334.
Kemarks by, on the death of Rev. Dr.
E. W. Donald, 384.

Hall, Rev. Edward H., D.D., 60.
Hall, G. Stanley, LL.D., 471.
Hallett, Hon. Benjamin F., 37.
Hamilton, Alexander, 51, 308. Notes
by, on the debates in the Federal Con-
vention of 1787, 348-362.
Hancock, Hon. John, LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 204, 205, 395.
Handy, Robert, 239, 241.
Hannay, James, 7.

Harnack, Adolf, 417. Elected an Hon-
orary Member, 334.
Harris, George, LL.D., 380.
Harris, Henry, 273.
Harris, Mrs. Mary Pickering, 196, 219.
Hart, Albert B., LL.D., 266, 269, 325,
399, 444. Remarks by, on the death
of Edward McCrady, 10. Appointed
on a Committee to nominate officers,
252. Remarks by, on a proposed
monument to John Calvin, 396.
Hart, Charles H., LL.B., paper by, on

Paul Revere's portrait of Washing-
ton, 83-85, 267. Paper by, on John
Norman, engraver, 394-396.

Hartford, Farragut's flag-ship, 123.
Harvard College, 4 n., 95, 96, 97, 102, 103,
Water-color drawing of, 290.
Harvard Law School, changes in the,
160.

114.

Herrick, Rev. Samuel E., D.D., death of,
454. Tribute to, by Rev. Alexander
McKenzie, D.D., 455-458. Memoir
of, to be written by Rev. George A.
Gordon, D.D., 471.

Hessians, paper on the, in the American
Revolution, by Edmund F. Slafter,
243-250. Terror in New Hampshire
at the report of their coming, 245.
Its causes, 246. Threats by, 248.
Hewitt, Hon. Abram S., 123–127, 266.
Higginson, Rev. John, 345.
Higginson, Stephen, 315.

I.

Indian deed of the peninsula of Boston,
188.

Indians in the fight near Lake George
in 1755, 318-322, 323, 324.
Investments, 278, 279, 284, 285.

J.

erosity, 306, 311.

Higginson, Mrs. Stephen, Jr. (Louisa
Storrow), 306, 311.
Hill, Alexander, 92.
Hill, Alexander S., 92.

Hill, Hamilton A., LL.D., 455.

Hillard, Hon. George S., LL.D., 37, 40,
41 n., 48.

Hills, William, Roxbury, 344.
Hoar, Hon. Ebenezer Rockwood, LL.D.,
158, 169, 274, 376. Memoir of, to be
written by Moorfield Storey, 471.
Hoar, Hon. George F., LL.D., 6, 123,
268, 269, 334, 377, 378, 471. Ap-
pointed on a Committee relative to a
proposed memorial to Presidents John
Adams and J. Q. Adams, 1. Memoir
of Horace Gray by, 155-187. Death
of, 376. Tribute to, by Henry Cabot
Lodge, 385-390. Preparation of a
memoir of, referred to Nathaniel Paine
and G. Stanley Hall, 471.
Hollis, Thomas, 195.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, LL.D. (H. U.
1829), letter from, to George E. Ellis,
about the medical case of Mary Chase,
346.

Holst, Hermann E. von, death of, 188,
268, 465, 466. Unable to trace the
papers of John C. Calhoun, 459.
Hopkins, Rev. Samuel, D.D., 218.
Houdin-Dorgemont,

M., water-color

drawing of Harvard College by, 290.
Hull, Capt. Isaac, 119.
Hull, Gen. William, 118, 119.
Human-Rights statesmen, in Massachu-
setts, 377.

Hunnewell, James F., A.M., 121, 267.
Paper by, on Another Bunker's Hill,
81-83. Paper by, on the Pelham
Club Portraits, 238, 239. Re-elected
a member of the Council, 290.
Hunt, Gaillard, his edition of the Mad-
ison Papers, 348.
Hunt, Samuel, 94.

Hutchinson, Thomas, Gov. of Mass., 422,

424. Letter from, to Rev. Gideon
Hawley, 242.

Jameson, John F., LL.D., 348, 459.
Jefferson, Thomas, Pres. of the United

States, 49, 51, 55, 56, 58, 122.
Jenks, Rev. Henry F., 121, 271.
John Langdon Sibley Fund, 276, 284,
397.

Johnson, Sir William, 322, 323.
Jones, Hon. Alfred G., 371.
Jones, Dr. Joseph, 434, 435.
Jonquest, Etienne, 373.

Lafayette, Gilbert Motier, Marquis de,
99, 102, 107.

Lake George, fight near, in 1755, 317-
325.

Lancaster, Mass., 292, 294, 295.
Langdon, Rev. Samuel, S.T.D., bio-
graphical sketch of, by F. B. Sanborn,
192-232. His birth, 193. Minister
of the church at Portsmouth, N. H.,
195. Letter to the Corporation of
Harvard College, 196-198. His
achievements before being elected
President of the College, 199. Map
of New Hampshire by, ib., 399. Ex-
tent of his studies, 201. Difficulties
about his becoming President, 203.
Financial troubles of, 204. Preaches
the Election Sermon in 1775, 205.
His epitaph on President Locke, 206,
207. His removal to Concord with
the College, 207. His allusion to the
Concord fight, 208, 209. His char-
acter as President of the College, 211.
Settled as minister at Hampton Falls,

212. His theological opinions, 213.
Dr. Stiles's conversation with him,
213-215. Publishes a work on the
Apocalypse, 216. His death, 219.
His Latin diploma conferring the
degree of LL.D. on General Wash-
ington, 221. His resignation of the
College Presidency, 223. His diffi-
culties in obtaining the balance of his
salary, 225-231.

Latham, Williams, A.M., 273.
Lawrence, Abbott, A.M., 275.
Lawrence, Amos A., A.M., 297.
Lawrence, Rt. Rev. William, D.D., 62,
90, 268. Memoir of Roger Wolcott
by, 86-90.

Lawrence Fund, 275, 284. Income of,
274, 283, 285.

Lawrence Scientific School, 114.
Lea, Henry C., LL.D., 234.
Lecky, Rt. Hon. William E. H., death
of, 2, 3, 268. Tribute to, by James
F. Rhodes, 22-26.

Lee, Cazenove G., 432, 437.
Lee, Maj.-Gen. Charles, letter from,
to Gen. John Thomas, 425.
Lee, Henry, A.M., memoir of, to be
written by John T. Morse, Jr., 264.
Lee, Sidney, Litt. D., elected a Corre-
sponding Member, 123, 267.
Lenbach, Franz, 26.

Leopold, Prince (Duke of Albany), 126,
127.

Long, Hon. John D., LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 331.

Longley, J. W., 371.
Lord, Arthur, A.B., 264, 371, 372. Bio-
graphical sketch of Major-General
John Thomas by, 419-432.
Lord, Hon. Otis P., LL D., 34, 37.
Loring, Hon. Charles G., LL.D., gift
from the children of, 188.

Loring, Hon. William C., LL.D., his
account of the services of Judge Gray
on the Supreme Court of Massachu-
setts, 165-168.

Lothrop, Rev. Samuel K., D.D., 34, 36.
Lothrop, Thornton K., LL.B., appointed
on a Committee to nominate officers,
454.

Louisiana Purchase, paper on the, by
Josiah P. Quincy, 48-59. Regarded
as a precedent, 52. An unconstitu-
tional act, 54.

Lowell, A. Lawrence, LL.B., 232.
Lowell, Miss Anna Cabot, 302, 303, 304.
Letters from, to Mrs. Grant, of
Laggan, 305-317.

Lowell, Rev. Charles, D.D., 304, 307.
Lowell, Edward J., A.M., his Hessians
in the Revolutionary War, character-
ized, 249, 250.

Lowell, Francis C. (H. U. 1793), 313.
Lowell, Mrs. Francis C. (Hannah Jack-
son), 313.

Lowell, Hon. James R., D.C.L., 304.

304.

Lowell, Hon. John, LL.D. (H. U. 1786),
49, 56, 304.

Lincoln, Solomon, A. M., 59.
Lincoln, Waldo, A.B., 267.

Lowell, Hon. John, LL.D. (H. U. 1843),
275.

Lowell, John A., LL.D., 304.
Lowell Fund, 275, 284. Income of, 275,
285.

Lowell Institute, 112, 381.

Lyman, Arthur T., A.M., elected a
member of the Council, 290.
Lyman, Gen. Phineas, 322.

M.

McCrady, Edward, LL.D., death of, 2,
3, 268. Tributes to, by Albert B.
Hart, 10; Daniel H. Chamberlain,
13-22.

McGennis, Capt. William, 200, 318, 319,
323, 325.

McKenzie, Rev. Alexander, D.D., 264,
269, 302. Re-appointed on the Com-
mittee to publish the Proceedings, 297.
Tribute to Rev. Egbert C. Smyth by,
ib. Tribute to Rev. Samuel E. Her-
rick by, 455.

Marshall, Hon. John, Chief Justice of

the United States, 185, 186.
Martineau, Rev. James, D.D., 302, 303.
Mason, Hon. James M., Confederate
Commissioner, 138, 139, 143.
Massachusetts Convention of 1853, paper
on the, by James Schouler, 30-48.
Present system of government, 31.
Meetings of the Convention, 32. Men
who composed it, 33-35, 48. Leaders
of the Coalitionists, 36. Leaders of
the Whigs, 37. Debates in, 39. Lead-
ing topics of discussion, 42. Question
of the judiciary, 43, 44. Proposed
changes in the constitution, 45.
Popular vote on the new constitution,
46. Amendments adopted, 47.
Massachusetts, Geographical Gazetteer
of, 328.
Massachusetts Historical Trust Fund,
272, 284. Income of, 252, 272, 281,
285.

Meetings of the Society, 1, 60, 118, 188,
252, 264, 296, 334, 370, 417, 454.
Annual Meeting, 264. Stated meet-
ings to be omitted during the summer,
334.

Merriman, Mrs. Helen B., 272.
Merriman, Roger B., Ph.D., elected a
Resident Member, 188, 267.
Minns, Thomas, elected a Resident
Member, 123, 267. Appointed on a
Committee to examine the Treasurer's
accounts, 252, 454. Report, 285.
Minot, Hon. William, LL.D. (H. U.
1802), 273.

Minot, William, Jr., LL.B. (H. U.
1836), 273.

Mommsen, Theodor, death of, 2, 3, 5,

268. Tribute to, by Carl Schurz, 27-
30. Portrait of, 26.

Monroe, Hon. George H., 268, 368.
Death of, 2, 3. Tribute to, by
Franklin B. Sanborn, 5-10. Memoir
of, to be written by Mr. Sanborn, 471.
Monroe, James, Pres. of the United
States, 6, 122.

Moody, John, Roxbury, 344.

Moody, Hon. William H., Secretary of

the Navy, 331. Letter from, in refer-
ence to the frigate Constitution, 189.
Letter to, from C. F. Adams, 190.
Morley, Rt. Hon. John, 1, 2, 151, 152 n.,
366, 367, 417. Transferred to the list
of Honorary Members, 370.
Morris, Robert, Letter-books of, 336.
Morse, John T., Jr., A.B., 49. Appointed
to write the memoir of Henry Lee,
264.

Morton, Hon. James M., A.M., 418.
Morton, Hon. Marcus, LL.D., Gov. of
Mass., 34, 35, 36, 44, 112.
Morton, Hon. Marcus, Jr., LL.D., 35,
167.

Motley, Hon. John Lothrop, D.C.L, 138.
His interviews with Earl Russell and
Queen Victoria, 131-137.

N.

National Lancers, Boston, 110.
Negroes, feeling toward, at the South,
235-237.

Nelson, Henry L., L.H.D., 53.
New England Magazine, cited, 106.
New Orleans, La., meeting of the Amer-
ican Historical Association at, 232-
235.

Noble, John, LL.D., 333, 449.
Norcross, Grenville H., LL.B., 370, 454.
Elected Cabinet-Keeper, 289. Exhibits
a water-color drawing of Harvard
College, 290.

Edward
Men-

Norman, John, 330, 394–396.
North American Review,
Everett, editor of, 101, 102.
tioned, 103, 106, 112, 446.
Norton, Charles E., D.C.L., 60, 154, 267,
268, 269. Appointed on a Committee
relative to a proposed memorial to
Presidents John Adams and J. Q.
Adams, 1. Submits their report, 192.
Tribute to Sir Leslie Stephen by,
252-254. Communicates an unpub-
lished letter of Rev. Samuel Locke,
257. Remarks by, on the use of
two or more Christian names, 258.
Presents some original documents in
regard to cropping and branding for
forgery in Rhode Island in 1764, 259.
Nourse, Hon. Henry S., 265, 269. Death
of, 60. Samuel S. Shaw appointed to
write the memoir of, 61. Mr. Shaw's
memoir of, 292-295. His birth and
early education, 292. Becomes an
engineer, 293. His services in the
Civil War, ib. Resumes his profes-
sional labors, and marries, 294. His
literary work and death, 295.