Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-23
7. A lie Of Gov. Nicholas Cooke.


y m oSCouut W tuo STANDARDIZATION vi
Sir Edward Andros.
10. An account Of the life, trial und
execution Of Mary Dyre.
u. An account Of the settlement o
the Huguenot families in Rhode Island
l2 An account of the frs, criminal
code Of the Colony, as compared with
those Of the other colonies.
10. An account Of the Antinomiar
controversy, and its influence in the Sc I.
Element Of the Island Of Aquidneck.
ID. A history Of the proceedings o
the Society for the Propagation Of the
Gospel in foreign parts, with reference
to the Colony, and the establishment and
support Of the Episcopal Church therein.
l5. A history Of the Society Of Friends
in the Colony and State.
I6. A history of the Rhode Island
Judiciary.
II. A history Of the agency Of the
Colony in the old French War.
l8. A collection OF the addresses ol
the legislature and towns 10 the Gov
ernment Of Great Britain, before the
Revolution with a view to ascertain
the sentiments Of the people relative TO
The revolutionary changes in the mother
country.
10. A history of Rhode Island news
papers.
90. A history Of the periodical publi-
cations, scientific, literary and religious.
81. An account Of the Almanacs
which have been published in the Col
ony and State, with notices Of the li2es
sc. Of the persons by whom the as.
tronolDica al calculations have been made.
90. An account OF the best works OF
AIT in the State, with their present loo a.
tions and the names Of their authors.
%. a history Of Banking in Rhode
Island.
"a. A history Of the Lottery System,
inc ludng the several grants and their
objects, and the Legislative policy in re-
lation to the subject.
%. A history Of the system of Licen-
ses for the sale Of arden, spirits, and the
legislative policy in relation to the sub
Ject.
26. An account Of the efforts which
were made for the establishment Of Pub
lie Schools, prior TO the year 1900, and
Of the persons engaged therein.
81. An account of the Public and
District School-iho number in each
town-the number Of pupils in each
the number of months which each are
open during tae year, and their general
cnndi ion in tho yaar 1919
%. A history Of the manufacture oi
Cotton in The State.
90. a history of the East India trade
from the State.
80. The Commercial History Of New
port.
81. An account Of the cultivation and
manufacture Of Tobacco in the COLONY.
80. An account of the manufacture
of Straw.
33. A history Of the Providence As.
socialion Of Mechanics and Manalac-
lures.
"a An account Of the different Lee
lures in the Colony and State, and OF
the condition and size Of those now in
being.
80. A history Of tho Jews in Rhode
island -of the Synagogue, &c. in New
port, with notices Of the principal famil-
Ies who were connected with the con-
gregaiion in that town.
&C. An account Of the occupation of
Newport by the British troops during the
Revolution, and Of Spencer's and Sui
lvan's Expedition.
81. A history of the Redwood Ii
brary.
33. a history of the old Stone Mill at
Newport.
80. An account Of the Wampanoags
after the death of King Philip.
40. An account Of the Narrag anse,,s,
from the death Of Canonchet, to the
present time, with the legislative pro-
ceedings relative to the tribe.
Al. An account of the family Of Mas
sasoit, stating the time, place, and cir
cumstances of the death Of each person.
42. An account OF the Indian burying
grounds in the State.
43. A list of the Indian names Of per-
SONS and places in the Colony, with their
true pronunciation.
"a. The burial-place Of Roger Will
Ilams.
40. A history Of the Masonic Orders
and Lodges in Rhode Island
46. An account Of the Great Storm Of
September, 1915, and Of the change
caused thereby in the condition of the
town of Providence.
Al. A history of the publication and
printing Of books in Rhode Island.
48. An account Of the life and scien-
life labors OF DR.. Benjamin West.
10. A history of the ken,ish Guards
90 a history Of the Newport Aril-
lery Company.
81. A list Of the publications relating
to the subjects Of an equalization of rep
resentation, extension of suffrage, and
the adoption of Constitution for the
State with a view to a complete col
lection Of the same for the Socie,y's Ii
brary.)
81. An examination Of tho account of
Ihorlinn's voyage TO North America in
the early paIt Of tho eleventh century,
and Of the probabilities that the winter
of The years IO08-o was spent bv his
company on the shores CT Mount Hope
Bay with an examination Of the ques.