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INDEX.

protest against the measures of the go-
vernment, 248. The recal of Mr Jack-
son required, 250. French commercial
decree respecting America, 251
Amplett, Betty, executed for the murder
of her bastard, II. 151
Anderson's institution at Glasgow, II.

Atkinson, and others, executed at Lin- Beavers, a colony established in Ireland,