Trumbull, Governor, furnishes a dress for the effigy of Mr. Grenville, 233, _Note_; writes an insidious letter to General Gage, 256; adds to an alarming one of General Putnam’s, 262; and spirits up the mob against the loyalists, 264; writes the eighteen articles for Dr. Peters to sign, 264; his reply to Dr. Peters when asking protection from the Windham mob, 266. Trumbull, David, in command of the Windham mob, 264; handing Dr. Peters the document containing high treason, to sign, 264; his remark upon Dr. Peters refusing to sign it, 265. Tryon, Governor, his character, 113; escapes the mob at New-York, 258; leaves Danbury, 258; Ridgfield, 259; releases the prisoners at Newhaven, 260; leaves Fairfield and Norwalk, 260. U Uncas, a pretended sachem, 32. Union, 132. V Verdmont, account of, 106. Viets, Rev. Mr., tried for high treason, 274. Visey, Rev. Mr., suppresses the powwow at Stratford, 164. Voluntown, 135. W Wallingford, description of, 162. Warwick, Earl of, his title to the soil of any part of Connecticut disproved, 23-26. Waterbury, 162. Weathersfield, description of, 138; singular industry of the females there, 138. Wentworth, Benning, Esq., grants townships in Verdmont, 104. Whapperknocker, description of, 182. Wheelock, Dr. Eleazer, notices concerning, 53, _Note_, 132. Whippoorwill, description of, 186. Whitefield, Rev. George, anecdote of, 121; and character, 161; attempts to work a miracle at Saybrook, 128; his character of the people of Norwich, 124; of those of Hebron, 140; of Guilford, 161; of Connecticut in general, 170, 212. Whitemore, Rev. Mr., joins Church of England, 166. Will, scandalous concealment of Mr. Grigson’s, 151; of Mrs. Cursette’s, 152. Willington, 132. Winchester, 147. Windham, 129; inhabitants alarmed by frogs, 130. Windsor described, 139. Wolcott, Oliver, treacherous embassy of, 258. Woodbury, 146. Woodchuck, 183. Woodstock, 133. Wooster, General, attacks Dr. Peters, 268; mortally wounded, 259. Wright, Major, his actions with the Windham mob, 266. Y Yale College, account of, 155-161. York, Duke of, obtains a grant including half of Connecticut, 75. THE END. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION, AND OTHER POLITICAL ESSAYS. By WALTER BAGEHOT, author of “Physics and Politics.” Latest revised edition. 1 vol., 12mo. Cloth. Price, $2.00.