Motte, M. de la, iv, 135.
Mulgrave, Lord, adopts Bougain-
ville's plan to reach the north
pole, iii, 180.

Munro, Lieut. Col., i, 188.
Murray, George, on the death of
Wolfe, iii, 218.

Murray, Honourable James, the
third Brigadier under Wolfe, ii,
7; first military governor under
British regime, ii, 8; destroys
magazine of great value at Des-
chambault, ii, 219; long absence
of causes delay, ii, 222; rockets
ordered to be thrown up to hasten
his return, ii, 227; at Gorham's
post ii, 266; in command of the
army, iii, 161; battalions under,
iii, 81; sent to destroy houses at
St. Anthony, iv, 288; account of
his transactions up the river, v,
44; letter to Wolfe, vi, 50.
Musket shot, distance of, iv, 249.

NATIONAL Assembly, the, main-
tains the grant made to Mont-
calm's family, iii, 198.
Naudière, Madame de la, Note, i,
222; iv, 181.

Navy, chapter on, iii, 37; corps de
réserve of, v, 24.

Nevill, V., letter to Monckton, vi,

71.

New Hebrides, Islands so named by
Captain Cook, iii, 179.
Newman, Miss Edythe, iii, 332.
New Scotland, iv, 240.
Nightingale, the, arrives from New-
York with Fraser's Regiment, ii,

22.

Niverville, le Chevalier de, iv, 168;
takes post at Sillery, v, 310.
Noailles, de, i, 10.
Notre Dame, Mountains of, iv,
303.

Notre-Dame des Victoires, ii, 174.

OCHTERLONEY, the family of, ii,
166.

Ochterloney, Sir David, Bart., a des-
cendant of the family, ii, 165.
Ochterloney Captain David, of the
Royal Americans, wounded in a
duel with a German officer, ii,
159; wounded in the lungs, at
battle of Montmorency, ii, 159;
refuses to leave the field, ii, 160;
discovered by a French colonial,
offers to surrender, ii, 161, at-
tacked by the Indians, ii, 162; the
French send for his effects under
flag of truce, ii, 163; Wolfe sends
twenty pounds for the soldier of
Guyenne's Regt.-money return-
ed by Vaudreuil.- Wolfe thanks
madame de Ramezay for her care
of Capt. Ochterloney, ii, 164;
flag of truce on 24th August, re-
turning effects of Captain Ochter-
loney who had died of his wounds.
Townshend expostulates with the
French on the treatment of Och-
terloney while on the beach, ii,
165.

Officers, names of, killed at the
battle of the Plains, iii, 184.
Officers, French, names of, killed at
the battle of the Plains, iii, 187.
Oliver, Sieur, iv, III.

Onontio, French Governor, ii, 196.
Orders for embarkation, v, 49; text
of, for final attempt, iii, 18.
Original Correspondence of Wolfe,
vi, 1.

Orleans, Island of, invalids removed
to a sheltered spot on, ii, 167;
described by Johnson, ii, 63, iv,

91.

Otway's Regiment, services of iii,
68.

PALLISER, Capt., lands in Lower
Town, iv, 276.

Palmoral, M. de, iv, 79, 83, 87.
Paraclete, Convent of, iv, 238.
Parkman, Francis, iv, ix, author
of Montcalm and Wolfe."
Park, Race course acquired by city
of Quebec, for a, ii, 289.
Paulmy, M. le Mis. de, Minister of
War, i, 201.

Péan, Madame, her residence, i,

219.

Péan, Michel, Seignor of St. Michel,

i, 218; his association with Bigot,
ii, 42.

French account of ii, 113, 179;
rendevous of French army, iv,
257; La Rochebeaucourt's post
at, iv, 15.

Pointe de Levi, iv, 91; fires on,
iv, 239.

Point de Lesse, iv, 250.
Pointe des Pères, Batteries at, ii,
82; the erection of batteries, a
perilous undertaking, ii, 83; ad-
ditional batteries at, ii, 100;
heavy guns removed from, ii,
170; batteries at, v, 39.

tence, ii, 43.

Pepperel's volunteers, i, 13.
Perrault's Hill, ii, 297.
Peyton, Ensign, of the Royal Amer-
icans, ii, 159; wounded in the leg
at battle of Montmorency, ii, 162;
attacked by Indians on the beach,
kills his assailant with dagger,
ii, 160; rescued by men under
Captain Macdonald, ii, 163.
Pickawillany, village of, ii, 197.
Pickets, firing of attracts attention
of Wolfe, iii, 81.
Pilgrim Islands, iv, 306.
Pilots, the, unwilling to perform
their tasks, ii, 60.

Pitt Win., Sec. of State, determines
to attack the French, i, 75; his
determination to break the power
of France, ii, 2; relations with
Lord Temple, ii, 13; iv, 157; let-
ters to Saunders, vi, 94, 95, 99;
letter to Amherst, vi, 96, 97, 99;
secret letter to, vi, 109; letter to
Durell, vi, 108.

Plains of Abraham, ground com-
monly known as, not site of bat-
tle, ii, 289.

Plan of operations by the Briga-
diers, ii, 241.
Point-aux-Ecureils, the King's fri-
gate and ship La Fronsac at, ii,
172; descent made at, ii, 112,

Porcupine, H. M. S. Sloop, iv, 245;

stationed below the Fall, v, 8.
Porte St. Louis et St, Jean, iv, 131.
Portneuf, Rivière de, iv, 46.
Portneuf, M. le curé of St. Joachim,
death of, ii, 226.

Powder Magazine, the, in danger—

powder distributed in suburbs of
St. Louis and St. John, ii, 103.
Pouchot, M., Captain of Béarn's, i,
205; on Montcalm, iii, 169; iv,
182, 219.

Pouliot, M., of Ste Foye, killed by
a shell, ii, 104.

Preparations for the campaign of
1759, ii, 1; for the campaign in
Canada, ii, 25.

Preston Pans, victory of, iii, 51.
Prévost M., character of, pupil of

Bigot, i, 110; wounded, ii, 253;
iv, 6; wounded at Pointe aux
Trembles, v, 39.
Pringle, iv, 44.

Roche, M. de la, iv, 23.
Rodney cutter, sailed for England,
iv, 290.

Rogers, Major, attacks the village
of St. Francis, ii, 206; his method
of sending a letter, iii, 135;
Rogerie, M. de la, iv, viii.
Romney, his painting of Wolfe, i,
67.

Ross, Capt, killed at the battle of

the plains, iii, 184.

Rotot, M., his house destroyed by
fire, ii, 116.

Rous, Capt., at Chateau Richer, ii,
232; iv, 41, 247.

Royal Americans, the, services of,
iii, 67; cover the landing place,
iii, 122.

Royal Artillery, the, iii, 71.
Royal Engineers, Corps papers of,
V, 33.

Royalists, under Cope, at Preston
Pans, i, 14.

Royal Roussillon, Regiment of, its
services, iii, 136; 156.
Ruisseau de Beauport, iv, 223.
Rum, a salutary drink when mixed
with water, i, 115.

Rumine, le Comte Michel Bestou-
jeff, iv, 145.

SABOURIN, le Sieur, iv, 74.
Sabourin, M. iv, 171.
Sackville, Lord George, at Stirling,
i, 28; application made to, for ap-
pointment, i, 48; Wolfe's confi-
dence in him, ii, 7.
Samos, Picket at, ii, 231; battery
at, silenced, iii, 92; firing at, iii,
100; battery of, iii, 177; iv, 76;
30 men at, iv, 96, 99.
Saunders, Admiral, his portrait, i,
121; sails from Portsmouth, ii,
17; sends dispatch to Admiralty,
ii, 56; takes soundings in chan-
nel, ii, 222; his distribution of
the Fleet, iii, 2; biographical

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sketch, iii, 2; returns to England,
iii, 4; honours and decorations,
iii, 4; thanked by the House of
Commons, iii, 4; death of, iii, 4;
buried in the abbey, iii, 4; on the
difficulty of the ascent, iii, 80;
his tactics at Beauport favour the
troops, iii, 94; successful feint
made by, iii, 100; sends artillery
and ammunition to the British
camp, iii, 242; his reference to
the death of Wolfe, iii, 244; iv,
146, 242; movement of Squadron
disconcerts French, iv, 299; let-
ter of, v, 197; letter to Town-
shend, v, 273; 278; letter to
Monckton, vi, 66, 67; to Admi-
ralty, vi, 110, 113, 120.
Sault-au-Matelot, ii, 174.
Sault St. Louis, ii, 199,
Saxe, Marechale, i, 12.
Scafford Basque. iv, 305.
Scalping by Indians, iv, 244.
Schomberg, Captain, letter of, v, 59.
Scott, the Rev. F. G., D.C.L., Son-
net on the King's Bastion, Que-
bec, iii, before ch. i.
Scottish Jacobites, hopes destroyed
at Culloden, i, 27.

Scottish Clergy, compelled to pray
for the King, i, 27.
Scot's Rangers, ii, 222.
Secret Instructions of the King to
Wolfe, ii, 17; quoted, ii, 19; vi,
87.
Seminary, students of,
ii, 101; dam-
aged by fire, iv, 196.
Senezergue, M. de, in command of
centre of camp, ii, 78; character
of, iii, 113, iv, 12, ordered to
proceed to the heights, iii, 113;
death of, iii, 186, iv, 156.
Seymour, Lieut., killed at the battle
of the plains, iii. 184.
Shade, Capt, ii, 153.

Ships, British, pass the town, ii,
106; at St. Augustin, ii, 234.