| Note from Mr. Pownall, to communicate Advices, and enclosing Letter from Lieut.-Gov. Bull, of Charles Town; also, Lieut.-Gov. Bull's Letter, | 339 |
| Letter from Mr. Jo. Morris, to Corbyn Morris, Esq., advising of the Tea's being seized at South Carolina, | 342 |
| Letter from Capt. Ellis, advising of the Tea's being seized at South Carolina, | 343 |
| Questions proposed to the Boston Consignees, respecting landing the Teas, | 344 |
| Protest of Capt. Bruce against said Consignees, for refusing to receive the Teas, | 346 |
| Letter from Mr. Rotch, to said Consignees, with an account of Charges and a Protest, | 350 |
| Protests of the several Captains against the Destroyers of the Tea, | 353 |
| Letters from the Agents at New York, &c., to Capt. Lockyer, and one from him to them, | 359 |
| Proceedings of the Inhabitants of Philadelphia, on the measure of Exporting Tea to that place, | 361 |
| Liberty Tree, | 24 |
| Long Room (Whig) Club, | 66 |
| New York. Opposition to the Tea Act, | 16-19, 269-271 |
| Arrival of Tea, | 84-5 |
| Petition of the Consignees to the Governor, | 305 |
| Letter from the Agents to Capt. Lockyer, | 358-60 |
| North-End Caucus, | 23, 67 |
| Philadelphia lends Opposition to Tea Act, | 17 |
| Tea sent back, | 84 |
| Proposed Tea Depot in America, | 203 |
| Opposition to the Tea Act, | 272-277 |
| Resolves and Proceedings of October 18, | 361-65 |
| St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge of Boston, | 66 |
| Sons of Liberty, | 18, 24, 26 |
| South Carolina, Proceedings at | 84-65, 339-43 |
| Spurr, John, | 164 |
| Tea Act, | 12 |
| Introduced into New England, | 14 |
| Consignees, | 23, 36, 51-53 |
| Guard on Boston tea-ship, | 45-50 |
| State of Tea Trade in America, | 191-98 |
| Shipments to America, | 256-7 |
| Warren, Gen. Joseph, | 178 |
| Additions, | 367 |
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