DADDY OSGOOD, sold at auction, 139.
DANFORTH, Dr. Samuel, notice of, 111.
DEACONS, their dispute about a tomb, 11.
DEAD SEA, some account of, 35, 36.
DEATH, certain evidence of, 91:
--condition of the soul, after, 96:
--imitation of, 137:
--by shipwreck, 102.
DENTISTS, in Boston, some notice of, 112.
DESECRATION, of the dead, 14, 21, 23.
DICKSON, provost of Dundee, his epitaph, 9.
DIEDRICK VAN PRONK'S widow, anecdote of, 7.
DIGBY, Everard, account of his having spoken, after the removal of his
heart, 153.
DINAH FURBUSH, her corpse insulted, 77.
DIOGENES, anecdote of, 4.
DISTILLERS, in Boston, number of, 112.
DIVINATION, some account of, 157, 158.
DIVINING ROD, of James Aymar, 113.
"DON'T GO too near that hedge," 91.
DREAMS, of Martin Smith and King's Chapel, by the Old Sexton, 76, 77, 78.
DRUNKENNESS, at ordinations, 37.
DRYDEN, John, disturbance at his funeral, 118.
DUELS, between Benjamin Woodbridge and Henry Phillips, on Boston Common,
133 to 136, both inclusive:
--various, 144 to 149, both inclusive:
--punishment of, 145:
--number killed in, 145:
--Decatur and Barron, 146:
--Lord Bruce and Sir Edward Sackville, 147:
--Lords Mohun and Hamilton, 147:
--Sheridan and Matthews, 147:
--M'keon and Reynolds, 147:
--Campbell and Boyd, 147:
--Colclough and Alcock, 147:
--David and Goliath, 147:
--Titus Manlius and the Gaul, 148:
--Hector and Ajax, 148:
--Turnus and AEneas, 148:
--Rauber and a Spanish gentleman, 148:
--Cameron, and McLean, 148:
--Lord Mark Kerr and a French Colonel, 149:
--Joseph Bainbridge and the Secretary of Sir Alexander Ball, 149:
--Rand and Millar, 153.
DUGDALE, Sir William, the antiquary, 155.
DYONISIUS, to save his throat, taught his daughters to shave, 140.