VI. Names of Places, Streets, &c. 62 Curious Indian Names; Names of Streets, Taverns, &c.; Paddy Alley and William Paddy; Dates of the Streets and Lanes; Royal Names, Names of Patriots, Puritans and Union Names; Names of Taverns and Shops; Number of Streets and Wharves. VII. Persecution of the Quakers. 74 Church Government and Civil Government. Interference of the King. Arrival of Quakers, 1656. Execution of Quakers. Order from the King, 1661. Hutchinson's Opinion. Triumph of the Quakers. Their Meeting House. Meetings discontinued. VIII. First Newspaper in America. 87 First ever issued--in writing. Gazette in Venice, 1583. English Mercury, 1588. "Publick Occurrences" 1690. Legislative Interference. To cure the 'Spirit of Lying.' The Christian Indians. Massacre of French Indians. General character of the paper and its reading matter. IX. Curious Boston Lectures. 98 History of Boston; "Boston's Ebenezer;" A Stone of Help; Widows and Orphans; Hope in God; Appeal to the Public Officers; Household Religion; Fanaticism and Declamation. X. Remarkable Proclamations. 1774-5. 104 _March 29_, War against France; _October 18_, On account of a Riot; _October 19_, War against Indians; _October 20_, Thanksgiving Day; _Nov. 2_, Rewards for Indian scalps; 1745, _March 25_, For a Fast Day; " _July 8_, Thanksgiving Day; " _Sept. 6_, For a Fast Day; " _November 22_, Sailor's Riot; " _November 25_, Thanksgiving. XI. Popular Puritan Literature. 115 An Earthquake in Boston; Deborah; a Bee; Popish Invasion of England; The Scotch Rebellion. XII. Revolutionary Proclamations. 126 Gen. Gage's Administration; Shutting up of Boston Harbor; Election of delegates to Congress; General Gage's Proclamation; Against non-importation league. Remarkable Proclamation for the promotion of Piety and Virtue. Its Character and Observance. XIII. Curiosities of the Market. 131 Supplies of Gov. Winthrop; Bartering for Furs; Scarcity of Provisions; Hunting, Game, Fish, &c.; Living in the Olden Time; Supplies for a British fleet. CONCLUSION.