Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Volume 3

Samuel Hazard

T. Fenn & Company, 1852 - Pennsylvania

VOL III	13

Resolution to remove the Assembly from Philadelphia	27

Petition for a Road from Conestogoe to Thomas Moores	43

Message from the Governor to the Assembly	49

Narrative of the Escape of sundry Mariners from Pirates	51

New Commissions to the Justices of the Supreme Court	90

Court of Chancery established	105

Record of a Road from Philadelphia to Gloucester	110

Message from the Governor on paper Money	340

Address of the Assembly	353

Speech of the Governor on the final passage of the Paper	360

Report of Committee on Treasurers Account	366

Message from the Governor relative to the naturalization	374

Members of Council ranked	384

Petitions of Germans to be naturalized	392

James Logan appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme	412

Memorial of Governor Keith to the Governor of Virginia	116

Speech of Ghesaont	123

Speech of James Logan to the Indians	130

John Grist liberated from prison	137

Andrew Bradford a Printer to appear before Council	143

Speech of James Logan to the Indians on the subject	149

John and Edmund Cartlidge committed to prison	156

Habeas Corpus not to be denied to John and Edmund	162

Certain laws passed by the Governor	166

Robert Assheton restored to his seat in Council	172

Council resolves to sustain Isaac Taylor and Elisha	175

Warrant for the survey of Springetsbury Manor	184

Letter from Governor Keith to Col Spotswood containing	207

Directions of Counci respecting the Boundaries of Mary	213

Speech of Whinhinjac to Governor Keith	217

Address to the King	226

Col French interrogated respecting the Boundary Disputes	236

Objections to the style of the Commissions of Justices	243

Robert Charles appointed Secretary to the Council	257

Message from the Council to the Assembly	262

William Till reinstated	268

Reply by the Indians	274

Prince of Wales proclaimed George 2d	281

Address from the Governor and Council to the King	291

Message from the Speaker to the Governor relative to	298

Proclamation for securing the Peace	307

Speech of Tawenna	313

Deed from the Indians explained to them	321

Information of intended hostilities amongst the Indians	329

Reply by Governor Gordon	336

Letter from Mr Paris relative to the Sugar Islands	418

Report of Shekallamys visit to the Six Nations	425

Arrival of Thomas Penn	433

Private conference with the Indians	440

Proceedings on the conclusion of the Treaty	447

Conference with the Shawanese Chiefs 459162	461

Letter from the Justices of New Castle county relative	465

Letter from Lord Baltimore complaining of a riot com	468

Letter from the Governor to the Justices of Kent county	474

Letter from Samuel Ogle to the Govenor	480

Letter from Lord Baltimore demanding certain persons	486

Address from the House to the Governor	493

Speech of Ullaloes	504

Council advise the Governor to adhere to his Message	510

Message from Shekallamy	511

Record of road from Lancaster to Schuylkill 521	521

Arrival of John Penn 569	525

Journey of Governor Gordon to Virginia	528

Observations by the Governor on the Bill respecting excise	534

Resolves by the House on the Governors Message	541

Report of Messrs Hamilton and Georges relative to	547

Proceedings of Council relative to the Romish Chappell	563

Speech of Saristago	571

Address from the House to John Penn	582

Amendments to the Bill for the relief of the Poor	589

Petition of Anne Husonunder sentence of death	591

Address from the House relative to Lord Baltimores	596

Speech of Ullaloes	606

Deposition of John Powell relative to a riot	612

Record of a road from Macousie to Philadelphia	618

Title	Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Volume 3 Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Samuel Hazard
Editor	Samuel Hazard
Publisher	T. Fenn & Company, 1852
Original from	University of California, Berkeley
Digitized	31 Mar 2017

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