BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF THE WEST INDIES
(EXCLUDING JAMAICA)
BY
FRANK CUNDALL, F.S.A.
Secretary and Librarian of the Institute of Jamaica
KINGSTON, JAMAICA
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^ BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF THE WEST INDIES
(EXCLUDING JAMAICA)
BY
FRANK CUNDALL, F.S.A.
Secretary and Librarian of the Institute of Jamaica
KINGSTON, JAMAICA
The Institute of Jamaica
Agents in London]: H. Sotheran & Co., 140, Strand
AND 37, Piccadilly, W.
1909.
CONTENTS.
1. Barbados
2. Martinique (French)
3. Dominica
4. Guadeloupe (French)
5. montserrat
6. Antigua
7.* St. Kitts — Nevis
8. Virgin Islands
St. Thomas & St. Croix (Danish)
PoRTo Rico (United States) ...
Santo Domingo (Republic)
St. Domingo (Former French Colony)
Hayti (Republic)
Bahamas
Cuba
16. Florida (United States)
17. Honduras
Nicaragua (Republic)
Costa Rica (Republic)
Panama (Republic)
Colombia (Republic)
Venezuela (Republic)
Curacao & St. Eustatius (Dutch)
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana (Dutch)
French Guiana (French)
Trinidad
Tobago
Grenada
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
West Indies, generally
Slavery
Buccaneers
British West Africa
Parliamentary Papers relating to the
generally
37. Index
9-
10.
II.
12.
13-
14.
15.
18.
19-
20.
21.
22.
23-
24.
25.
26.
28.
29.
30-
31.
32.
33-
34-
35-
36.
West Indies
PREFACE.
npHE Institute of Jamaica in 1902 published under the title
" Bibliographia Jamaicensis" a list of Jamaica books, pam-
phlets, magazine articles, newspapers and maps, most of which
were in the Library of the Institute.
In 1908 a Supplement was published bringing the list up to
date.
The Bibliography now published covers the remainder of
the West Indies, so far as books and pamphlets are concerned.
The entries are arranged chronologically under geographical
divisions ; commencing with the Barbados, the sentinel of the
Caribbean, taking successively the islands to the northward and
eastward returning along Central and South America, and con-
cluding with the Windward group. Many titles have been
abbreviated for the sake of economy.
An index is added giving reference to all the books in the
three lists.
Books not in the Library of the Institute of Jamaica are
marked with an asterisk.
The Bibliography does not pretend to be exhaustive, and
any notes for a revised edition will be gratefully received.
F.C.
Kingston, Jamaica.
August, 1909.
V
I. BARBADOS.
A Brikfe Relation of the late
Horrid Rebellion acted in the
Igland Barbadas, in the West-
Indies Acted by the
Waldronds and their Abettors,
Anno 1650. By N. Foster.
1650. * 1
The Same. Reprint. 1879.
[34c]
A Declaration set forth by the
Lord Lieutenant Generall, the
Gentlemen of the Councell and
Assembly occasioned from the
view of a printed paper, entituled
An Act prohibiting trade with
the Barbados, Virgenea, Bermu-
des and Antego. Uagh. 1651. * 2
Bloudy Newes from the Barba-
DAES, beiiig a true relation of a
. . . fight between the Parlia-
ment's navie, commanded by Sir
G. Ayscue, and the King of
Scots' forces under the command
of the Lord Willoughbv.
1652 [1651] * 3
A Brief Relation of the Beginning I
and Ending of the Troubles of
Barbados, with the true causes
thereof, set forth by A. B., a Dili-
gent Observer of the Times,
,1653. * 3a
Acts and Statutes of the Island of
Barbadoes. . . by the governor
of the island, together with the
charter of the said island. . . .
Edited by J. Jennings. London.
[1654?] * 4
A True and Exact History of the
Island of Barbados. By R.
Ligon. 1657. [3^c] 5
The Same. Later ed. 1673. *
The Same. Histore de I'lsle des
Barbados. 1674. *
History of Barbados, St. Chris-
tophers, Ac. By T. Davis.
London. 1666. * 6
Society of Friknds in Barbadoes.
To Friends in Barbadoes, Vir-
ginia, Ac. [1666?] ♦ 7
A True and Faithful Account of
the Four Chiefest Plantations of
the English in America. By S.
Clarke. [Virginia — New
England — Bermud&i — Barbados.]
1670. * 8
Great Newes from Barbadoeb, or
a true . . . account of the grand
conspiracy of the negroes against
the English. 1676. * 9
Address of the Executors of Sir
William Cpurten and Sir Paul
Pynder ; or a Hue and Cry after
their Goods and Chattels.
1679. * 9a
A Relation of the great Sufferings
and Strange Adventures of Henry
Pitman, Chirurgeon to the late
Duke of Monmouth. 1689. * 9b
The same. Reprinted in Vol. VII.
of Arber's Garner. *
The Groans of the Plantations, or
a True Account of their Grevious
and Extreme Sufferfngf by Ui«
heavy Impositions upon Sugar,
and other hardships, relating
more particularly to the Island
of Barbadoes. Bv Edward
Littleton. ^1689. * 10
The Present Case of a Barbados
Planter, and reasons against lay-
ing a further duty on sugar.
[1695?] ♦ 11
Reasons humbly offered (in behalf
of the Island of Barbados) to the
Hon. House of Commons, against
laying a further dutv on Sugar.
* [1695?] * 12
The Laws of Barbadoes collected
in one volume by W\ Rawlin,
Clerk of the Assembly of the Said
Island. 1699. * 13
Some Considerations humbly
offered to both Houses of Parlia-
ment concerning the Sugar
Colonies, and chiefly the Island
of Barbadoes. 1701. * 14
A Few . . . Reflections upon a
paper styled : Some Considera-
tions concerning the Sugar
Colonies and chiefly the Island
of Barbadoes. [1701] * 15
IVIarry, or Do Worse. A Comedy,
By W. Walker [a native of Bar-
bados]. 1704. * 16
A Letter, from the most Consider-
able Proprietors of the Is-
land of Barbadoes . . for
establishing the African Trade
bv a joint-stock. [Bwha-
dos]. 1709. • 17
BARBADOS.
A Voyage to the new Island Ton-
seca, near Barbados. 1708. * 17a.
An Ode Pindarick on Barbadoes.
[1710?] * 18
An Account of the number of
negroes delivered into the
Islands of Barbados, Jamaica
ai' i Antego. from the year 1698
tc 1708, since the trade was
opened. . . [1710?] * 19
The Cass of William Sharpe, Esq.
[rt'ating to the Island of Bar-
ba'los] 1712. * 20
The Present State of the Sugar
Plantations consider'd ; but more |
especially that of the Island of i
Barbadoes. 1713. * 21 I
Sermon before the Governor and i
Assembly of Barbadoes, on the
thanksgiving day, for the Sup-
pression of the late unnatural
Rebellion [in Scotland].
1717. * 22
A Representation of the miserable
state of Barbadoes under the
arbitrary and corrupt adminis-
tration of Robert Lowther.
[1719] * 23
Barbadoes Packet, containing
several original Papers giving an
account of the most material
transactions that have lately
happened in a certain part of the
West Indies. 1720. * 24
Acts of Assembly passed in the
Isle of Barbadoes, from 1648 to
1718. >^^ 1721. * 25
The Same, ' 1732 *
The Present State of the British
Sugar Colonies considered : in a
letter from a gentleman of Barba-
dos to his friend in London.
1731. * 25a
The British Empire in America
cor«iidered in a second letter from
a f ^ntleman of Barbados. . .
1732. * 25b
Fou Years' Voyages, including
B; bados. By G. Roberts.
1726. * 25c
A DtiTECTiON of the state and sit-
uation of the Sugar Planters of
Barbadoes and the Leeward
Islands. 1732. * 26
A Supplement to the state
and situation of the present
Bugar planters of Barbadoes and
the Leeward Islands. 1733. *
Proposals offered for the Sugar
Planters' Redress, and for reviv-
ing the British Sugar Commerce,
&c., in a further letter from a
Gentleman of Barbadoes to a
friend in London. 1733. * 27
Yarico to Inkle, an Epistle
[founded on the story in Ligon's
" History of Barbadoes "].
1736. * 28
Some IVIemoirs of the first Settle-
ment of the Island of Barbadoes.
. . . Extracted from ancient re-
cords, papers and accounts. . . .
Also remarks on the laws and
constitution of Barbados.
1741. ♦ 29
The Same. 1743. [3 c]
Caribbeana. Tr. from 2022 to 29a.
Journal of his Life and Remark-
able Convincement of embracing
the principles of Truth, as held
by the people called Quakers, and
also his travels and labours in the
service of the Gospel [in Barbados
and Jamaica, &c.]. By T. Story.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 1747. * 30
Observations on the Changes of the
Air and the Concomitant Epidemi-
cal Diseases in the Island of Bar-
bados. ... By W. Hillarv.
1752. * 30a
The Same.
2nd edition.
1766.
The Same.
Philadelphia.
1811. [2h
The Natural History of Barbados.
In 10 books. Bv Rev. G.
Hughes, A.M. 1750. [3 c] 31
Sketch of the one Great Argu-
ment. By J. Rotheram. Oxford.
1754. * 31a
Treatise on Husbandry or Plant-
ing. By W. Belgrove, a regular
bred, and long experienced
Planter, of the Island of Bar-
bados. 1755. * 32
A Defence of the conduct of Bar-
badoes during the late Expedi-
tion to IMartinique and
Guadaloupe in a letter to the
Right Hon. Gen. Barrington.
By a native, resident in the
Islands. [Attributed to Sir J. 0.
Alleyne.] 1760. [3o.l 33
Acts passed in the Island of Bar-
bados from 1643 to 1762. revised
by Hall, with Index and Abridfr-
ment. 1764. * 34
A Short History of Baft^ados,
from its First Discovery ord
Settlement to the present t-me.
BARBADOS.
By G. Frere. New ed. Cor- j
rected and enlarged. London, i
1764. [2 b.] 35 j
Remarks upon the Short Hisfory
of Jamaica. 1768. * 36
Considerations on the Negroe j
Cause, addressed to Lord Mans- i
field by a West Indian [S. Est-
wick, LL.D., of Barbados].
The Samt. 2nd ed. 1773. *
1772. * 3T
Yarico to Inkle, a Poem. By a
young Gentleman of Trinity
College, Dublin. Dublin.
1774. * 38
Remarks on the Evidence delivered
on the Petition by the West India
Planters and Merchants to the
House of Commons, so far as the
same resi>ects the Barbadoes and
Leeward Islands. 1777. * 39
Society for the Encouragement of
Arts, Manufactures and Com-
merce. Institution and first
proceedings. . . [and, continua-
tion]. Barbados.
[1781-1784]. * 40
Treatise on the Glandular Disease
of Barbadoes, proving it to be
seated in the Lymphatic System.
By Dr. J. Hendy. 1784. * 41
Instructions for the Manngement
of a Plantation in Barbadoes and
for the treatment of Negroes.
1786. * 42
Letters on Slavery, with Ad-
dresses to the Whites and to the
Free Negroes of Barbadoes, and
Accounts of some Negroes Emi-
nent for their Virtues and
Abilities. By W. Dickson.
1789. * 43
The Principles by which a cur-
rency' is established, a coinage
formed, and the money circula-
tions of this island (Barbados)
may be restoriwl and prescribed.
Barbado.*. [London printed.]
1791. * 44
The Public Acts in force: passed
by the Legislature of Barbados,
1762-1800. A digested abridge-
ment of the said Acts. . By S.
Moore. 1801. * 45
Philadelphia. 1811. [2 h.] 30a
Letter to J. Beckles, Esq., Attor-
ney General at Barbadoes, and
Correspondence between them on
the subject of the Conveyance of
the Kendal Plantation being un-
fairly obtained. By Sir P.
Gibbs. 1^02. • 46
Proceedings of the General Court
Martial in the Trial of Major J.
Gordon, 8th W.I. Reg.
1804. * 47
The History of Barbados, from
the first discovery of the I ijind,
in the j^ear 1605, till the xes-
sion of Lord Seaforth, 180 By
J. Poyer.
1808. [3 > 48
On the Geology of Bari^^^oe»
[from Linnaean Soc. Trans.] By
Dr. Skey. 1812. * 60
Mitigation of Slavery. Part I.
Letters and Papers of the late
Hon. J. Steele. Part II. Letters
to T. Clarkson, Esq., M.A. By
W. Dickson, LL.D.
1814. [H.C.] 51
Remarks on the Insurrection in
Barbadoes, and the Bill for the
Registration of Slaves.
1816 * 52
Report from a Select Committee of
the House of Assembly appointed
to inquire into the . . causes . .
of the late insurrection. Barba-
dos. [1818?] * 63
Report of a Debate in Council on
a Despatch from Lord Bathurst
to Sir H. Warde, Governor of
Barbados. Bridqe-Town.
[London reprinted.] 1823. * 64
Report of a Committee of the
Council of Barbadoes, appointed
to inquire into the actual con-
dition of the slaves in this island.
1824. * 55
Lectures on the Gospel of St.
Matthew. By Rev. W. M. Harte,
Rector of St. Lucv, Barbados.
2iid ed. 1824. [3g.] 55a
The Barbadoes Girl. A tale for
young people. 1825. f.] 56
A Declaration of Inhabi its of
Barbados respecting th demo-
lition of the Methodist <^hapel.
Barbados. 182( * 67
Parochial Sermons prea id in
the West Indies. By homas
Parry. . . Oxford. 1828. * 58
Authentic Report of the Debate
in the House of Commons, June
23, 1825, on Mr. Buxton's
Motion relative to the Demoli-
tion of the Methodist Chapel and
Mission House in Barbadoes, and
the Expulsion of Mr. Shrewsbury
from that Island. 1828. * 58a
BARBADOS.
A Statement relative to Codring-
ton College, extracted from the
Reports of the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts. 1829. * 59
An Address delivered to the can-
didates ,for Holy Orders in the
Diocese of Barbados and the
Leeward Islands. By W. H.
Coleridge, Bishop of Barbados.
1829. * 60
On the Codrington Estates : A
Letter to the Archbishop of Can-
terbury. By Rev. J. Riland. . .
1830. [In Tracts. 34d.] 61
Flora Barbadsnsis. By J. D.
Maycock. 1830. [3 b.] 62
Account of the fatal Hurricane by
which Barbados suffered in
August, 1831. By the Editor of
the *' West Indian." Bridge-
Town. 1831. * 63
A Letter to the Right Honourable
Earl Grey, First Lord of the
Treasury, &c., on the subject of
West Indian Property. By H.
P. Simmons, Esq., a planter of
Barbados. 1832. [2 i.] 64
The Seaman's, Practical Guide for
Barbadoes and . the Leeward Is-
lands. . . By a Captain in the
Royal Navy. 1832. * 65
Christianity and Slavery ; in a
course of Lectures preached at
the Cathedral and Parish Church
of St. Michael, Barbados. By E.
Eliot, B.D., Archd(^con of Bar-
bados. 1833. * 66
A Letter . . relative to th^ distri-
bution of the Parliamentary
grant for the relief of the
sufferers from the hurricane of
August 11th, 1831. By W. H.
Coleridge, Bishop of Barbadoes.
1833. * 67
Barbadoes, and other Poems. By
M. J. Chapman. 1833. * 67a
Form of Consecration of the British
Chai)el and Burial Ground [at
Caracas]. By W\ H. Coleridge,
Bishop of Barbados. 1834. * 68
Charges and Addresses delivered
to the Clergy of the Diocese of
Barbados and the Leeward
Islands. By W. H. Cole-
ridge, D.D., Bishop of Barbados.
1835. * 69
Desultory Sketches and Tales of
Barbados. [By Easel.]
1840. [3 g.] 70
Creoleana : or, Social and Domes-
tic Scenes and Incidents in
Barbadoes. By J. W. Orderson.
1842. * 71
A Letter to the Right Hon. Lord
Stanley, M.P., Principal Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies, on
the Sugar Question, with some
account of the anomalous
position of Barbados. By a late
member of the House of Assem-
bly. 1842. [2j.] 72
A Charge delivered in the Cathe-
dral Church of Barbados, August
24th, 1843. By T. Parry,' Bishop
of Barbados. 1843. * 73
The History of Barbadoes. By Sir
R. Schomburgk, Ph.D. . . .
1848.- [3 c] 74
A State of the present condition of
the Island Barbadoes . . with
some reasons why there ought
not to be any more duties on im-
ports, lard or sugars, than what
already are. . . By a merchant
trading in the AVest Indies, n.d.
* 75
Codrington College in the Island
of Barbadoes. By T. Parry,
Bishop of Barbados., 1847. * 76
Charge delivered, 1852, by T.
Parry, Bishop of Barbados.
Barbados. 1852. * 77
Laws of Barbadoes.
1855
78
Letters on the Labouring Popula-
tion of Barbadoes, with a preface
by Meliora. 1858. [2 i.] 79
Association of Non-Resident Pro-
prietors and others for the im-
provement of the Religious and
Social condition of the Labouring
Classes in Barbadoes. First An-
nual Report. 1858. [2 i.j 80
Charge delivered, 1861. By T.
Parry, Bishop of Barbados.
Barhado.'^. 1861: * 81
Laws of Barbados. 1864. * 82
Report on the Population of
Barbados. By Governor Rawson.
1872. * 83
Report on Cattle
Diseases. Barbados.
and Mule
1873. * 83a
Report on the Rainfall of Jamaica.
By Governor Rawson.
1874. * 84
Education Commission Rep>ort,
1875-76. Barbados, 1876.
[30 g.] 85
I
BARBADOS.
Charge delivered in St. Michael's
Cathedral, Bridgetown. By J.
Michinson . . at his visitation
. . March 5th, 1874. Oxford.
1874. * 86
Papers relating to the late disturb-
ances in Barbados. [P.P.] 1876.
[3 d.] 87
Further Papers relating to the
Disturbances in Barbados. [P.P.]
.July, 1876. *
The Same. February, 1877. *
The Same. March, 1877. *
Financial Reports for 1874 and
1875, by the Auditor-General of
Barbados, and Return of Taxa-
tion. 2 parts. [P.P.]
1876. * 88
Correspondence in 1877 respecting
the constitution and administra-
tion of Barbados. [P.P.]
1877. * 89
Charge delivered by J. Mitchin-
son. Bishop of Barbados, at his
second visitation. Oxford. 1879.
* 90
Constitution and Administration of
Barbados. [P.P.C-2645.]
1880. * 90a
Chemical Report of the Agricul-
tural Society of Barbados.
1880. * 91
Experiments in Yellow Fever in
Barbados. [P.P. C-4015.]
1884. * 91a
Union of the Windward Islands.
[P.P. C.4482.] 1884-5. * 91b
Account of a "West Indian Sana-
torium. By J. H. S. Moxby.
1886. * 91c
The Cavaliers and Roundheads of
Barbados, 1650-52. With some
account of the Early History of
the island. [By N. D. Davis.]
Georgetown, lierr^., 1887.
[la] 92
Royal Visits to Barbados. By C.
P. Bowen. Barbados.
[1887.] * 93
The Barbados Diamond Jubilee
Directory and West Indian
Advertiser. By S. J. Fraser.
Barbados. 1887. * 94
— — The Same. Barbados. 1901.
[3g.]
The Same. 1905. [M.C.]
For Faith and Freedom. By W.
Besant. 1888. * 94a
The Same. 1890. [36b.]
About Barbados. By Rev. J. Y.
Edghill. 1890. [M.C.] ,95
Journal of Major G. Washington,
in 1751-2, while on a tour to
Barbadoes. By G. Washington.
Albany. 1892. * 96
History and Guide to Barbados.
By J. H. Stark. Boston. 1893.
[3g.] 97
Laws of Barbados . . revised and
consolidated by the Commis-
sioners, H. A. Bovell and W. H.
Greaves. Barbados.
1893. * 98
The Constitutional Crisis of 1876 in
Barbados. By C. P. Clarke,
LL.B. Bridgetown. 1896. * 99
Westward Ho! with Nelson. By
N. D. Davis. 1896. [la.] 100
Barbados. Letter to Mr. Charles
Heneage, being a review of the
debates . . in the House of
Assembly. By G. H. Croney.
1899. * 101
Hurricane and Relief of Distress iii
Barbados. [P.P.C. 9205, 9550.]
1899. * 101a
Extract from, the various Records
of the Eari^ Settlement of Jews
in Barbados. By E. S. Daniel.
Privately printed. 1899. * 101b
The Husband Hunter : An Anglo-
Barbadian Romance. By M.
Elliot. [n.d.] * 102
The Educational System of Bar-
bados. [P.P. Cd. 2377.]
1905. * 102a
Notes on the History of the Jews
in Barbados. By N. D. Davis.
(In Publications of American
Jewish Historical Society).
1909. * 102b
MARTINIQUE.
2. MARTINIQUE,
JouRNAEL uy't Schip (le Prins te
Paert, van wegen het gehasseerde
op't eylandt Martenique, voor
geralden op de zU July, 1674,
Amsterdam. 1674. * 103
An Account of the Expedition to
the West Indies against Martinico.
With the Reduction of Guadelupe,
and other Leeward Islands subject
to the French King. By Cap-
tain R. Gardiner.
[IHustrated.] 1759. * 104
The same. 2nd ed. 1760. *
T?ie same. 3rd ed. Birmingham
■printed. 1762. [3a.]
The Same. Relation de I'Expe-
dition aux Indes Occidentales cen-
tre la Martinique, Avec la Reduc-
tion de la Guadelupe et autres
Uses sous vent appartenent au
Roi de PVance, en 1750. 3me. ed.
Birmingham 2?^m^ec?. 1762. [3 a.]
A Genuine Account of the late
Sacred Expedition to Martinico
and Guadeloupe. By H. Wal-
pole. 1759. * 104a
Pieces de proces instruit contradi-
toirement au Conseil superieur ,de
la Martinique^ entre le Procureur-
General; d'une part, et la Societe
des Jesuites, d' autre. [Marti-
nique? 1763.] * 105
ExTRATT des Registres du Conseil
Superieur de la Martinique (entre
le Procureur-Gener^I du Roi . . et
Le Frere Pretril). [Martinique?
1763.] * 106
Voyage a la Martinique, contenant
diverses observations sur la
Phyeique I'Histoire naturelle
I'Agriculture, les Moeurs, et les
Usages de cette Isle. . . [Par
T. de Chanvalon.] Paris, 1763.
[3 b.] 107
The Case of Colin Campbell, late
Major Commandant of His
Majesty's 100th Regiment. Lon-
don, privately printed, 1763.
* 107a
Proceedings of a General Court
Martial, held at Fort Royal, in
the Island of Martinico, on the
6th, and continued by adjourn-
ment to April 14th, 1762, upon the
Tryal of Major-Commandant Colin
Campbell, 1763. * 107b
Proceedings of a General Court
Martial on a charge preferred by
J. Campbell, Rsq., against Maj.-
Genl. Monckton [relating to trans-
actions in the Island of Marti-
nique.] 1764. * 108
Recit des derniers evenemens arrives
a la Martinique. [Paris? 1790?]
* 109
Journal exact de la situation dans
laquelle etoit la Martinique, a
I'epoque du 18 octobre, 1790.
[Paris, 1790.] * 110
Outrage fait a I'uniform national
par M. Damas de Marillac, sur
MM. Blanzel et Barrot de Moissac
passagers sur le navire la Fran-
goise desiree mouille en la rade de
Saint-Pierre, la nuit du 14 au 15
Juin 1790. [Paris 1790.] * 111
Recit des evenemens arrives a la
Martinique, depuis le 3 juin
jusqu'au 9, contradictiorement a
la relation publiee per MM. Ruste
et Corio, deputes de St. Pierre. Par
Blanchetiere-Bellevue. . Paris ?
1790. * 112
Reputation complette des accusa-
tions portees par MM. Ruste et
Corio. Centre M. de Damas
[governor of Martinique.] Par
Blanchetiere-Bellevue. Paris.
1790? * 113
Revolution de la Martinique, depuis
le premier Septembre, 1790 jus-
qu'au 10 Mars, 1791 (et Reponse
au Memoire intitule : Memoire de
M. Damas, Gouverneur de (la
Martinique, sur les troubles le la
Martinique.) [Paris?, 1791.]
* 114
Memoire de M. de Damas de
Marillac, gouverneur de la Marti-
nique, sur les troubles de cette
colonie. [Fort Royal, Martinique?
1791.] * 115
ExTRAiT des deliberations de I'Assem-
blee Generale de la Martinique du
15 Avril, 1790. [On the reception
of a deputation from the Grena-
diers, declaring their fidelity to
their flag.] Au Fort Royal Marti-
nique?. [1790.] * 116
Recit des evenemens arrives a la
Martinique, depuis le 3 juin jus-
qu'au 9, contradictoirement a la
relation publiee par MM. Ruste et
Corio, deputes de S. Pierre. Par.
Blanchetiere-Bellevue. Paris.
1790 * 117
I
MARTINIQUB.
Pieces justificatives sur I'aflFaire de
la Martinique, qui constatent la
conduit-e patriotique de M. de
Damas, gouverneur-general de
cette colonie. Par. A Dillon
(Count). [Paris' 1790.] * 118
Copies et Extraits collationnes, des
pieces de la procedure, suivie
devant les tribunaux de la Marti-
nique, entre les interesses au
bateau Anglois Thomas Spencer et
la Douane de sette Colonie.
N.D (c. 1800). 118a.
Adresse a Messieurs les Colons de
la Martinique. Par de Curt.
Londres, 1801. * 119
Code la Martinique. Nouvelle ed.
Par M. Durand-Molard. 5 torn.
Saint Pierre, 1807-14. * 120
Substance of a Speech in the House
of Commons upon the second read-
ing of the Martinique Trade Bill.
By J. Marryat. 1809. * 121
Papers presented to the .House of
Commons, relating to the Capitu-
lation and Surrender of Marti-
nique. 1809. * 121a.
MoNOGRAPHiE du Trigonocephale des
Antilles, ou grande vipere fer-
de-lance de la Martinique. . .
Par Moreau de Joannes. Paris.
1816. * 122
HiSTOiRE Physique des Antilles,
Savoir: la Martinique et les lies
de la Guadeloupe. Par A.
Moreau de Joannes. Tom 1 [onlv
published.] Paris. 1822. * 123
Statute de la Martinique. Par Re-
nouard. 1822. * 124
Affaire des Deportes de la Marti-
nique, Memoirs, Consultation,
pieces justificatives, &c. Paris.
1824. * 125
Origen y objets de las reclamaciones
del gobierno Frances de la Mar-
tinica contra la marina de Colom-
bia, 6 coleccion de documenti
relativos a esta materia. Caracas.
1825. * 126
Homme de couleur de la Martinique.
A un Colon; sur I'Emancipation
civile et politique appliquee aux
colonies Frangaises. Par C. C. A.
Bissette. Paris. 1830. [in Slav.
Pam. 2h.] 127
Calomnies devenues verites ou
Reponse au pami>hlet de MM.
Lacharirere et Foiguet, delegues
des Colons de la Guadeloupe.
Par C. C. A. Bissette. Paris. 1831.
[In Slav. Pam. 2h.l 128
Reponse a la Brochure de M.
Fleuriau, Delegue des Colons de
la Martinique. Par C. C. A.
Bissette. Paris. 1831. [In
Slav. Pam. 2 h.] 129
Reponse a MM. de La Charriere et
Foiguet, de la Guadeloupe. Par
C. C. A. Bissette et Fabien (de la
Martinique). Port*. 1831. [In
Slav. Pam. 2 h.] 130
Lettre au Ministre de la Marine et
des Colonies sur la necessite
d'arreter la Reaction aux
Antilles Frangaises. Par O. C. A.
Bissette. Paris. 1831. [In Slav.
Pam. 2h.] 131
Des Colonies, avant et apres la
Revolution de Juillet, 1830. Par
L. Fabien (Mandataire des Fran-
Qais de couleur de la Martinique).
Paris. 1831. [In Slav. Pam. 2 h.]
132
Consultation pour juge d'lnstruc-
tion a la Martinique, renvoye en
J'rance pour rendre compte de sa
conduite au Ministre do la Marine
et des Colonies. Par H. Duquesne.
Paris. [1832?] [In Slav Pam.
2h.] 133
Observations sur les Projets de
Lois Coloniales, presentes a la
Chambre des Deputes. Par. C. C.
A. Bissette. Paris. 1832. [In
Slav.. Pam. 2h.] 134
ExAMEN Rapide des Deux projets
du loi relatifs aux Colonies
adresse a la chambre des Deputes.
Par C. C. A. Bissette. Paris.
1833. [InlfcJlav. Pam. 2 h.] 135
Appel aux Amis de I'Humanite
centre un epouvantable arret. Par
Fabien. Paris. 1834. [In Slav.
Pam. 2h.] 136
Enquete sur le Serpent. Par E.
Rufz de Lavison. Sairit Pierre.
1843 * 137
HiSTORiE de la Martinique. Par S.
Dancy. 1846. * 138
Etudes historiques et statistiques
sur la population de la Martini-
que. Par E. Rufz de Lavison. 2
vol. St. Pierre. 1850. * 139
Elogie funebre de Mgr. Porchez,
Eveque de la Martinique. Par
Abbe Dergny. Abbeville.
1860. * 140
Les Bambons. Fables de la Fon-
taine travesties en patois Creole.
Par un vieux Commandeur
[Marbot]. Fort-de-France.
1869. * 141
8
MARTINIQUE.
Etude sur le langue creole de la
Martinique. Par J. Turiault.
Brest. 1874. * 141a
La Martinique. Par Pardon.
1877. * 142
Etude sur la colonie de la Martini-
que. Par H. Rey. 1881. * 143
Evenements des 18 et 19 Juillet,
1881, a Saint Pierre. Par V.
Schoelcher. Paris. 1882. * 144
La Martinique. Son Present et son
Avenir. Par Contre Amiral T.
Aube (ancien gouverneur de la
Martinique). Paris. 1882.
[H.C.] 145
Les Antilles Francjaises. Par N.
Basset. Paris. 1886 * 146
Souvenirs de la Martinique. Par
C. Misraer. Paris. 1890. * 147
La Martinique. [Hurricane of 1891].
Par H. Monet. Asnieres.
1891 * 148
L'OuRAGAN de 1891 a la Martini^
que. Par E. Fortier. Paris.
1892 * 149
Trois Ans a la Martinique. Par
L. Garaud. Paris. 1892 * 150
Origines de la Martinique, 1625-
1720. Par M. I. Guet. Vannes.
1893. * 151
La Culture du Tabac a la Martini-
que. Par E. D. Blerald. Paris.
1898. * 152
Notice sur la Martinique. Par G.
Landes. 1900. * 153
Mont Pelee and the Tragedy of
Martinique. By * A. Heilprin.
Philadelphia. 1903. [9 h.] 154
Oraison funebre prononncee par
le R. P. Binger au service pour
les victimes des catastrophes des
Antilles. Par A. Binger. Maurice.
1902. * 155
In the Ruins of St. Pierre. By
F. Sterns-Fadelle. Boseau.
1902. * 156
Destruction of St. Pierre, Martini-
que. By J. H. Welch and H. E.
Taylor. New York.
1902. ♦ 157
The Burning of St. Pierre and the
Eruption of Mount Pelee. By F.
Royoe. Chicago. 1902. * 158
The Martinique Horror and St.
Vincent Calamity. By J. M.
Miller. Philadelphia. 1902. * 159
La Catastrophe de la Martinique.
Notes d'un reporter. Par J.
Hess. Paris. 1902. * 160
Les Eruptions volcaniques et les
tremblements de terre. La Mar-
tinique. Par C. Flammarion.
Paris. .1902. * 161
La Martinique avant et apres le
desastre de 8 mai, 1902. Par
Lasecroux. Monlins. 1902. * 162
The last days of Saint Pierre. The
Eruption of Mount Pelee, etc. By
T. W. Hand. Ottawa.
1902. * 163
The Tragedy of Pelee. A Narrative
of personal experience. By G.
Kennan. Ntvw York. 1902. * 164
St. Pierre and Mount Pelee
through the stereoscope. By G.
Kennan. New York. 1903. * 165
Le Desastre de la Martinique, La
montagne Pelee. Par F. de Croze.
Limoges. 1903. * 166
Les cataclysmes de la Martinique,
Saint Pierre et Saint Vincent, 8
mai— 30 aout, 1902. Par P.
Deschamps. Paris.
1903. * 167
Volcanic Actions and the West
Indian Eruptions of 1902. By J.
L. Lobley. London. 1903. * 168
XJne Histoire vecue des cataclysmes
de Martinique, 1891—1902. Par
E. Puchateau-Roger. Lille.
1904 * 169
The Tower of Pelee : New studies of
the great Volcano. By A. Heil-
prin. Philadelphia.
1904. * 170
La Martinique et La Guadeloupe.
Considerations economiques. Par
E. Legier. Paris. 1905. * 171
Saint Pierre-Martinique, 1635-1902.
Annales des Antilles Frangaise*.
Par C. L. L. Paris. 1905. • 172
3. DOMINICA.
Regulations for opening the
Island of Dominica as a Free
Port approved h^ the \V"est
Indian and North American
Committees. [London, 1766.]
* 173
An Act for laying a Tax on Wood-
land, Dominica. Roseau.
1772. * 174
Relation de la Prise faite par les
Francois, sur les Anglois, de I'isle
de la Dominique, situee entre la
Martinique et la Guadeloupe, le
7 September, 1778, suivie de I'Ex-
pedition de Flsle Rhode-Island^
Laon. 1778. * 174a
Thb History of the Island of Do-
minica. By T. Atwood. 1791.
[3 b.] 175
A Treatise on the Yellow Fever,
as it appeared in the Island of
Dominica, in the years 1793-96:
to which are added <>bservations
on ... . some other West India
Diseases, also the chemical ana-
lysis ... of the hot mineral
waters in the same island. By
J. Clark. 1797. * 176 '
Two Sermons preached at Domi- !
nica ; with appendix, containing
minutes of three trials at Roseau
and strictures on the Slave Trade.
By Rev. G. Peters. 1802. * 176a
Defence of the Hon. A. C. John-
stone ; including a View of the
Evidence produced on his Trial,
with the Sentence. 1805. * 177
Laws of the Colony of Dominica.
BoM-au. 1818. [34a.] 177a
A Short Memoir of Thomas Emes,
late Major, commanding the fifth
regiment, commandant of His
Majesty's troops in this colony.
Dominira. 1824. * 177b
Correspondence on Disturbances
among the negroes in the Island
of IXominica. [P.P.] 2 parts.
1844-45. * 178
Views in the Island of Dominica,,
By Lieut. Whitworth Porter,
R.E., and Mrs. Porter.
1840. * 179
Correspondence on Disturbances,
among the Negroes in the island
of Dominica. 2 parts. [P.P.]
1844-45. * 179a
Laws of the Island of Dominica,
from 1763 to 1841. [From 1841
to 1859.] 2 vols. Dominica.
1858-60. * 160
Birds of Dominica and St. Vincent.
1878. * 180a
The Battle off Dominica in 1782.
By N. D. Davis. Demerara.
1882. * 180b
Return to an Address of the House
of Lords . . for Copies of Ex-
tracts from the Correspondence
on the subject of the late Fatal
Disturbances in the Island of
Dominica, 17th Nov., 1893.
* 181
Report of the Royal Commission
appointed to inquire into the con-
dition and affairs of the Island
of Dominica. [P.P.C. 7477.]
1894. [3d.] 182
Report on the Agricultural
Capabilities of Dominica. [P.P.
C. 8801.] 1898. * 183
Report on the Caribs of Dominica.
[P.P. Cd. 1298.] 1902. * 183a
Report on Roads and Land Settle-
ment in Dopiinica. [P.P. Cd.
1784.] 1904. * 183b
Notes upon the Island of Dominica.
By Symington Grieve.
1906. [3 g.] 183c
Dominica. Pamphlet prepared by
Sir Hesketh Bell, K.C.M.G. Re-
vised and enlarged by Douglas
Young, ('.M G. Administrator of
Dominica. Barbados. 1909. 183d
lO
GUADELOUPE.
4. GUADELOUPE.
A Notable and wonderful Sea-Fight
betweene two great and wel-
mounted Spanish Shipps and a
small and not very well provyded
English shipp [off Guadeloupe] . .
Amsterdam. 1621. [De M.C.] * 183a
Reasons for keeping Guadaloupe
at a peace, preferable to Caaiada.
Explained in five letters from a
Gentleman in Guardaloupe.
1761. * 184
A Candid Answer to a pamphlet
called " Reasons for Keeping
Guadaloupe at a Peace, prefer-
able to Canada," &c., in a letter
to the Author. [By Alderman
Beckford.] 1761. * 185
A Detection of the false Reasons
and Facts, contained in the five
letters, entitled, Reasons for
Keeping Guadaloupe at a peace,
preferable to Canada. By a
Member of Parliament. 1761.
Adresse de FAssemblee de la
Guadaloupe, aux Assembles ad-
ministratives de Sant-Domingue,
envoyee aux deputes de cette
colonie a I'Assemblee Nationale
pour appuyer et renforcer la
denonciation solemnelle du
Comte de la Luzerne, faite par
la deputation de Saint-Dominque.
Cap Francois. [1790.] * 187
Rapport fait a I'Assemblee
Coloniale de la Guadeloupe le 10
Novembre, 1790, au nom de la de-
putation envoyee a la Martinique
pour y etablir la piix. Paris.
•[1791?] * 188
Adresse de 1' Assemblee generale
Coloniale de la Gudeloupe a 1'
Assemblee Nationale [of France].
Adresse a M. de Damas, par les
deputes de I'Assemblee Coloniale
do Tabago. Fort Royal , Marti-
nique. [1791;] * 189
Observations presentees a 1'
Assemblee Nationale par les mem-
bres de la Municipalite de la
Basse-terre-Guadeloupe et par
les citoyens de la meme ville,
pour demonstrer I'iniquite, 1'
incompetence et la Nullite de
(livers arretos de V Assemblee
coloniale de V isle Guadeloupe.
Pan-is. 1792. * 190
Commission etablie pour examiner
la situation du Volcan de Guade-
loupe. Rapport. . .
Au Port de la Liberti, Guadeloupe.
An VI. [1798.] * 191
Examen des deux projets de loi
sur I'organisation des Colonies
et sur les droits civils et poli-
tiques des Hommes de Couleur.
Par R. Mondesir (Mandatairo
General et special des hommes de
couleur de la Guadeloupe). Paris.
1831. [2 h.] 19a
Observations sur le Projet de Loi
relatif aux Droits Civils et poli-
tiques des Hommes de Couleur
des Colonies Frangaises, adressees
a la Chambre des Pairs. Par
R. Mondesir. Paris.
1833. [2 h.] 194
Des Deux Projets de lois relatif aux
Colonies. Par R. Mondesir.
Paris. 1833 [2 h.] 195
CoNSEiL Colonial de la Guadeloupe.
Abolition de 1' esclavage. Paris.
1848. * 196
La Guadeloupe Pittoresque. Par.
A. Sudan. Paris. 1863. * 197
Annuaire de la Guadeloupe.
1868. * 198
La Guadeloupe depuis sa decouverte
jusqu'a nos Jours. Par Pardon.
Paris. 1881. * 199
La. Colonie de la Guadeloupe, et
le projet de loi sur les sucres.
Paris. 1884. * 200
The Guesde Collection of Antiquities
in Point-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. By
O. T. Mason. Washington.
1884. * 200a
Culture de la Canne a sucre a la
Guadeloupe. Par P. Boname.
Paris. 1888. * 201
Guadeloupe et Dependances. Par.
La Solve. Limoges. 1889. * 202
La Guadeloupe. Renseignements sur
I'historie, la flore, le faune, la
geologie. Par. J. Ballet. 3 torn.
Basse-Terre. 1890-99. * 203
La Guadeloupe. : les Enfants cele-
bres Leonard, &c. Par. P.
Vauchelet. Paris. 1894. * 204
The Same. Dugommier.
Montreuil. 1899. *
La Martinique et la Guadeloupe.
Considerations sur 1' avenir et la
culture de la canne, la production
duo sucre et du rhum. Par E.
Legier. Paris. 1905. * 205
MONTSERRAT 11
5. MONTSERRAT.
Acts of Assembly of Montserrat, I Laws of Montserrat from 1668 to
from 1668 to 1740. 1740. * 205a | 1778. 1780. * 205b
12
6. ANTIGUA.
A Brief Account of the Sufferings
of the Servants of the Lord called
Quakers : from their first, arrival
in the Island of Antcgoa, under
the several Governours ; from the
Year 1660 to 1695. By J. Lang-
ford. 1706. * 206
Copy of the Articles exhibited by
Mr. Freeman to the House of
Commons, against Col. Codring-
ton, and some observations and
remarks in answer to the same
[relating to the Leeward Islands.]
1702. * 207
The History of Col. Parke's Ad-
ministration whilst he was Cap-
tain-General and Chief Governor
of the Leeward Islands ; with an
account of the Rebellion in Ante-
goa, wherein he, with several
others, were murther'd on the 7th
of December, 1710. By G.
French. 1717. [3 b.] 208
A Letter to Mr. G. French.
1719. * 208a
Answer to a Scurrilous Libel in-
titled a Letter to Mr. G. French,
occasioned by his History of Col.
Parke's Administration, with
Character of W. Hamilton, Esq.,
present Captain-General of the
Leeward Islands as to the f omen-
tors of the Rebellion and Murder
there. By G. French. 1719. * 209
Acts of Assembly passed in the
Charibbee Leeward Islands, from
1690 to 1730. 2 vols. y34-64. * 210
Acts of Assembly passed in the
Charibbee Leeward Islands, from
1690 to 1705. 1740. * 211
Two Letters to Mr. Wood on the
Coin and Currency of the Lee-
ward Islands. 1740. * 213
An Act Supplementary to the
[Antigua] Militia Act. 1756. * 214
Unfortunate Shipwright, or Cruel
Captain, being a faithful narra-
tive of the unparelleled vSuifer-
ings of R. Barker in a Voyage to
the Coast of Guinea and Antigua.
1762. * 215
Essay upon Plantership. By S.
Martin. Antiqua printed : London ;
re-printed. 1765. * 215a
Funeral Sermon by F. Gilbert at
St. John's, Antigua, on the death
of N. Gilbert, p:sq., of the said
Island. Antigua. 1774. * 216
Brief Account of the Island of
Antigua, together with the Cus-
toms and Manners of its Inhabi-
tants, as well White as Black ; as
also an Accurate Statement of
the Food, Clothing, Labor. [By
J. Luff man.] 1789. * 217
Facts relating to the cruel treat-
ment of the Enj^lish prisoners of
war at Point a Pitre and St. Mar-
tins ; interspersed with occasional
remarks. . By an English Clergy-
man, ^.ntigua. 1796. * 217a
Collection of Exotics from the
Island of Antigua. By A Lady.
1800. * 217b
The Laws of the Island of Antigua
consisting of the Acts of the Lee-
ward Islands. 1690-1817.
1805-18. * 218
The Police Act of the Island of
Antigua. Anfigua. 1814. * 21
Letters to a Friend in reference to
some Defect in the Polity of the
British Leeward Charibee Islands,
inscribed to his Excellency the
Captain-General. By Philiarcus.
Jarnaira. 1815. * 220
Trial of J. Hatchard for a Libel on
the Aides-de-Camp of Sir J.
Leith, Governor of the Leeward
Islands, and the Grand Jury of
the Island of Antigua.
1817. * 221
Ten Views in the Island of Antigua
. from drawings made by W.
Clark, etc. 1823. * 222
An Account of the Loss of the
Wesley an Missionaries in the
Maria mail boat, off the Island
of Antigua, by Mrs. Jones, the
only survivor. 1826. * 228
An Act [passed by the Legislature
of Antigua] to provide for the .
Support and Education of the
Poor Children of the several
parishes of the Island. Antigua.
[1831] * 224
West India Question, the Outline-
of a Plan for the Total, Immedi-
ate and Safe Abolition of Slavery,
Bv J. Phillips, of Antigua.
1833. * 225
A Catechism of certain Moral,
Social and Civil Duties, adapted
to existing Circumstances by the
Wesleyan Missionaries of Antigua.
1836. * 226
Narrative of the late awful and
calamitous Earthquake in the-
I
West India Islands of Antigua,
Nevis , St. Christopher, Guada-
loupe, etc., on Feb. 8th, 1843.
Written by an eve-witness.
1843. [2 b.] 227
Antigua and the Antignans. A full
account of the colony and its in-
habitants from the time of the
Caribs to the present day. 2 vols.
[By Mrs. Flanagan.]
1844. [3 b.] 228
Memorials from Antigua respecting
the Sugar Duties. P.P.
1847. * 229
A Charge delivered to the clergy
of the Archdeaconry of St.
Christopher's in 1847 ^ By 1) G.
Davis, Bishop of Antiqua.
1847.
229a
On the Finances of the Island of
Antigua. By T. Price. Antigua.
1854. * 230
Childhood. The Annual Sermon [on
Mark ix., 36, 37] for the Ladies
Society for promoting Education
in the West Indies. By W. W.
Jackson, Bishop of Antigua.
1860. * 231
The Laws of the Island of Antigua,
1668-1864 [compiled and published
under the supervision of Sir W.
Snagg]. 1865. * 232
Account of all Sums advanced to
the Islands of Antigua, Montser-
rat, and Nevis, and of all Sums
repaid by reason of such ad-
vances with the Interest paid
thereon during the vear ending
Jan., 1875. 1875. * 232a
Catalogue of Books in the Public
Library of Antigua, ii.d. [ab.
1880]. [34 b.] 233
De Successione Apostolica necnon
Missione et Jurisdictione Hier-
archise Anglicana3 et Catholicse.
ANTIGUA. 13
unacum Appendicibus et Indici-
bus : Auctore Venerabili Doctore
Jacobo Clark, Archdiacano Anti-
guensis. Georgiopoli in, Guiana
Britannica : Londini : Edinhurgi :
1890. [6 h.] 234
Report of the Results obtained
on the Experimental Fields at
Sken-ett's School, 1892. By
Francis Watts, F.I.C., F.C.S.,
and F. R. Shepherd. Antigua,
1892. [32 j.] 235
The Church Calendar for the
Diocese of Antigua, in the pro-
vince of the West Indies, for . .
1893 . . Edited bv Rev. R. J. E.
Scott, M.A. [3 g.] 236
The History of the Island of Anti-
gua. 3 vols. Bv V. L. Oliver.
1894, 96 and 99. [34 c.] 237
Agricultural Journal of the Lee-
ward Islands and St. John's,
Antigua. 1894-5. [34 c.] 238
Catalogue of Works in the Public
Library, Antigua, n.d. And
Supplementary Catalogue of the
Books in the Public Library of
Antigua. St. John^it.
1897. [n.b.] 239
By-Laws of the Antigua Public
Librarv. St. Jchv^a.
1899. [n.b.] 239a
St John's Citv Board. By-Law
No. 1900. .S7. Jnhn'><. 1900.* [n.b.]
239b
Hurricane and Relief of Distress in
the Leeward Islands. [P.P. C.
9205.] 1899. * 239a
The Sugar Industry of Antigua.
[P.P. Cd.2878.] 1906. * 239b
Newer and Strange Newes from St.
Christopher's, of a tempestuous
spirit, which is called by the In-
dians A Hurry-cane or Whirl-
wind. 1638. * 239c
H
ST. KITTS — NEVIS.
7. ST. KITTS-NEVIS.
Le8 particularitez de la defaite des
Anglois, avec la prise de leurs
Forts, Armes, et Drapeaux dans
I'Isle de S. Cristophe, en
I'Amerique, par les Frangois,
<;ommandez par le Commandeur
de Sales, sous I'Authorite de la
Compagnie des Indes Occiden-
tales. Paris, 1666. * 240
Ce qui s'est passe a la Descente des
Anglois, en I'Isle Saint
Christophe, ou ils ont perdu plus
de mille Soldats tiiez, ou faits
prisonniers, par les Troupes que
la Compagnie Frangoise des
Indes Occidentales, y entretient.
Paris, 1667. * 241
Ce qui s'est passe a la Guadeloupe,
et dans les Isles voisines : d'ou
les Anglois ont ete repoussez,
avec perte de la plupart de leurs
Vaisseaux. Paris. 1666. * 242
♦Suite des Affaires des Frangois, en
I'ile de Saint Christophe, depuis
la Victoire qu'ils y ont r'em-
portee sur les Anglois : Et les
Particularitez du Combat donne
entre une Fregate des Cheveliers
de rOrdre de Nostre-Dame du
Mont Cartnel, et de S. Lazare,
et les mesmes Anglois.
Paris. 1666. * • 243
Relation de la prise des Isles de
Saint Christophe and de Saint
Eustache, situees dans 1'
Amerique, par les armes du Roy
de la Grande-Britagne.
[Z^aWs?' 1690.] * 244
Sermon of the Funeral of the Hon.
Col. F. Collingwood, and of his
Lady, who were both interred in
St. John's Church, in the Island
of Nevis, in America, May 29
and May 31, 1690. By T. Hes-
kith. 1700. * 245
Farewell Sermon preached in St.
John's, at Nevis, in America,
25th May, 1701. By T. Heskith.
1702. * 246
The Case of the . . distressed
Planters and other inhabitants of
the Islands of Nevis and St.
Christopher. [Londan, 1710?]
* 247
The Case of the present Possessors
of the French lands in the Island
of St. Christopher, offered to His
Majesty and both Houses of
Parliament. 1721. * 248
An Act for granting Aid to His
Majesty by Sale of Annuities t-o
the Bank of England at Four
Pounds per Centum, redeemable
by Parliament, and charged upon
the Duties on Coals and Culm ;
and for further applying the Pro-
duce of the Sinking Fund, and
for enlarging the time for Ex-
changing Nevis and St.
Christopher's Debentures for An-
nuities at Three per Centum.
1728. * 249
A Letter to a Member of Parlia-
ment setting forth the value of
St. Christopher's land.
1730. * 250
A Short Account of the Hurricane
that passed through the English
Leeward Caribee Islands, 30th
June, 1733. With remarks by an
Inhabitant of St. Nevis.
1733. * 251
Acts of Assembly, passed in the
Island of St. Christopher, from
1711 to 1739. 1739. * 252
Act for granting to H.M. one
Million .... and the Sum of
£21,000 Is. 8id-, arisen by Sale
of Lands in the Island of St.
Christopher's. 174Q. * 253
Acts of Assembly, passed in the
Island of Nevis, from 1664 to
1739, inclusive. 1740. * 254
The Same. Abridgement.
1740. * 255
Natural History of Nevis and the
rest of the Charibee Islands. By
W. Smith, M.D. 1745. =^ 256
Tryal of J. Barbot, Attorney at
Law, for the Murder of M. Mills,
at a Court ... in and for the
Island of St. Christopher, Friday,
Jan. 5th, 1753. 1753. * 257
Acts of Assembly passed in the
Island of St. Christopher, from
the year 1711 to 1769.
St. Christopher. 1769. * 258
Petition and Remonstrance of W.
Wharton, Jos. King, W. Feuille-
tean, &c., to his Excellency
W. Woodley, Captain General
and Governor in Chief of H.M.
Leeward Charibee Islands in
America. St. Christopher.
1769. * 259
Argument or Speech of J.
Gardiner, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
ST. KITTS — NEVIS.
15
who stocxl committed by the pre-
teaided Assembly of this island
for a pretended Contempt.
St. Christopher. 1770. * 260
A Treatise on Planting from the
origin of semen to ebullition . .
By J. Pet-erkin. 2nd ed.
St. Christopher. 1790. * 261
Laws of the Island of St. Christo-
pher . . from 1711 to 1791.
St. Christopher. 1791. * 262
Trial of J. D. R. Rouvellet, Esq.,
of the Island of St. Christopher,
for Forgery. 1806. * 263
Case in Nevis, 1817. [E. Huggins's
alleged severe chastisement of
slaves.] London, 1818. [H.C.] 264
Natural History of Nevis, and the
rest of the English Leeward
Charibee Islands in America. By
Rev. Mr. Smith. Cambridge,
1745. * 264a
Papers relating t-o the Commission
sent from St. Christopher to. in-
quire into the condition of the
Island of Anguilla. [P.P.]
1826. * 265
Details of a Case of Piracy, in the
capture of the Brig Carraboo, of
Liverpool, Finlay Cook, Master;
comprising the Official Corre-
spondence relating to a Claim
made by his Honor the Com-
mander-in-Chief of St. Christopher
to the Commandant of St.
Eustatius and Saba, for the resti-
tution of the Vessel and Cargo. . .
2nd ed. St. Christopher, 1828. * 266 |
! Report of the Commissioners for
taking the Census, January 1st,
1855. Together with analytical
tables. Basseterre,
St. Ch.ristop)her. 1855. * 267
The Statutes of the Islands of St.
Christopher and Anguilla.
1857. * 268
The Laws of Nevis from 1681 to
1861, inclusive: with appendices
and index. [Compiled and
arranged bv H. C. Huggins.]
1862. * 269
An Account descriptive of the
Island of Nevis. By J. A. B.
lies. Norwich. [1871.]
[3 b.] 270
i Leprosy. Bv W. Munro, M.D.,
I CM., late Medical Officer, St.
Kitts. Manchester. [1879J.
[3g.] 270a
Report . . giving a short account
of the Flood of 1880, and the
funds received. Basseterre.
1880. * 271
The Question of the Hour! Rea-
sons for representative govern-
ment. By T. Liburd.
Basseterre. 1887. * 272
Vital Statistics of Anguilla. [P.P.
C. 9411.] 1899. * 272a
The Sugar Industry of St. Kitts-
Nevis. [P.P. Cd. 2878.] 1906 * 272b
The Georgegus Isle. By G. Ather-
ton. 1908. [3g.] 272c
i6
8. VIRGIN ISLANDS.
An Historical Account of the Vir-
gin Islands in the West Indies,
from their being settled by the
English near a Century past, to
their obtaining a Legislation of
their own in 1773, and the lawless
State in which His Majesty's
Subjects in these Islands have
remained since that time. By
G. Suckling. 1780. * 273
Trial of Arthur Hodge, late one
of the Members of H.M. Council
for the Virgin Islands at the
Island of Tortola, for the Mur-
der of his Negro Man Slave.
1811. * 274
Letters from the Virgin Islands:
illustrating life and manners in
the West Indies. 1843. [3 b.] 275
Report on the condition of the
Virgin Islands during 1897. [P.P.
C. 8883.] 1898. * 276
17
9. ST. THOMAS and ST. CROIX.
C. G. A. Oldendorp's Geschichte der i
Mission der- Evangelischen Briider |
auf den Caraibischen Inseln S.
Thomas, S: Croix und S. Jan. !
Heraiisgegeben durch J. J. Bos-
sart. Barby. 1777. * 277
Beskivelse af Oen S. Croix. Af H.
West (Pastor). Kjohevhavn.
1793. * 277a
Observations upon the State of
Negro Slavery in the Island of
Santa Cruz, the. principal of the
Danish West India Colonies.
1829. * 278
Reminiscences of a 46 years' resi-
dence in the island of St. Tliomas.
Bv J. P. Nissen. Nazareth, Pa.
1838. * 279
The Winter of 1840 in St. Croix,
with an excursion to Tortola and
St. Thomas. By J. Smith.
New York. 1840. * 279a
A HiSTORic.vL Account of St.
Thomas, W.I., with its riise and
progress . . and incidental no-
tices of St. Croix and St. John's.
. . By J. P. Knox. New York.
1852. [3 b.] 280
The D.\nish Islands. Are we bound
in honour to pay for them? By
J. Parton. Boston. 1869. * 280a
St. Croix's Flora. Af Baron H. F.
A. Eggers. Kjohcnhavn.
1876. * 280b
The Same. Washington. 1879 *
In Danisch-Westindien. 1732-60.
Bv A. V. Dewitz. Nirsky.
1882. * 281
Leaflets from the Danish West
Indies. By Dr. C. E. Taylor.
1888. ♦ 282
A Diplomatic Fiasco. The rejected
Treatv for St. Thomas. By, E. L.
Pierce. Boston.. 1889. * 283
Det danske Vestindien. By H.
Cavling. Kjohenhavn.
1894. * 284
The Same. Danisch-West-
indien. von H. Cavling. Deutsch
von D. Burmeister-Norburg.
1902. *
Om dansk Vestindien. By H. M.
W. Fischer. Kjbenhaven .
1896. * 285
An Island of the Sea, descriptive
of the Past and Present of St.
Thomas. By C E. Taylor.
St. Thomas. 1895. * 285a
A List of Books on the Danish
West Indies. Congressional
Librarv. Washington.
1901. * 286
Kampen om dansk Vestindien.
Kjbenhaven. 1902. * 287
Dansk Politik, og dansk Vestindien.
By Tilskuer. Kjbenhaven.
1902. * 288
Flora of the Island of St. Croix. By
C. F. Millspaugh. Chicago.
1902. * 288a
Brodvemeninghadens Mission.
Dansk- Vestindien. 1769-1848. By
H. Lawaetz (Pastor). Copenhagen.
1902. * 288b
De dansk-vestindiske Oer. By C.
M. Hansen. Esbjerg.
1903. * 289
Bet.enkning over Fordlioldene paa
de dansk-vestindiske Oer.
Kjbenhaven. 1903 * 290
The Building of an Island : being
a sketch of the geological struc-
ture of the Danish West Indian
Island of St. Croix or Santa Cruz.
By John T. Quin, F.R.G.S.
[New York printed.] Christian-
sted, St. Croix. 1907. [3 g.] 291
i8
10. PORTO RICO.
HiSTORiA geografica, civil y politica
de la Isla de S. Juan Bautista de
Puerto Rico. Por I. Abbad.
Madrid. 1788. * 292
The same, reprint. Porto Rico.
1866. *
SiGLO de Oro, en las Selvas de
Erifile. Por Bernardo de Bal-
buena. Madrid. 1608. * 293
El Bernardo, o Victoria de Ronces-
valles. Poema heroyco. Por Ber-
nardo de Balbuena, Bishop of
Porto Rico. Madrid. 1624. * 294
Grandeze Mejicana. Por B. de
Balbuena. Madrid. 1629. * 295
CoNSTiTucioNS Sinodales. . . Por
Damiano Lopez de Haro, Bishop
of Porto Rico. Madrid.
1647. * 296
Voyage aux lies de Teneriffe la
Trinite, Saint Thomas, Saint
Croix et Porto-Ricco, 1796-98,
sous la Direction du Captaine
Baudin, par P. Ledru. 2 vols.
Paris. 1810. * 297
HiSTOiRE de la deconverte, et de la
oonqiieJte, et de ila ooilonization de
Ponto R'ioo. Par A. E. Morin.
2 vciLs. New Orleans.
1812 * 297a
Reglaments sobre la Educacion,
trato y ocupaciones que deben
dar a sus esclavos los hacendados
o mayordomos de esta isla.
[Porto Rico, 1826.] * 298
Relacion Circumstaifdiada [sic] de
todas las obras publicas que se han
emprendido y oontinuado en la isla
de Puerto-Rico en el aiio de 1828.
Puerto Rico. 1829-33. * 299
An Account of the present state of
the Island of Puerto Rico. By
Col. Flinter. 1834. [3 c.] 300
Sailing Directions for Porto Rico,
the Caribbeo Islands, and the
coasts of Colombia and IVIosquito.
3rd ed. 1852 * 301
BiBLiOTECA Historica de Puerto Rico
oontiene varies documentos de los
siglos XV.— XVIII. Por A.
Tapia y Rivera. Puerto Rico.
1854 * 302
HiSTORiA Geografica, Civil y Natural
de la Isla de San Juan Bautista de
Puerto-Rico. Por J. J. de Al-
costa. Puerto-Rico, 1866. * 303
NuEVO Cancionero de Borinquen.
Coleccion de poesias. Por M. Soler
y Martorell. Puerto-Rico.
1872.
304
La Abolicion en Puerto-Rico ;
primeros efectos de la ley de 22
de Marzo de 1873. [Articles re-
printed from ** La Discussion "].
Madrid. 1873. * 305
Investigaciones acerca de las anti-
guedades de la isla de Puerto-Rico
(Borinquen). Por D. E. Dumont.
Havana. 1876. * 306
Isla de Puerto-Rico, estudio His-
torico-geografico. Por IVI. Abeda y
Delgado. Puerto-Rico.
1878. * 307
El Enjuiciamiento civil en Puerto-
Rico. Por A. Govin y Torres.
Puerto-Rico. 1887. * 308
La Autonomia administrativa en
Puerto-Rico. Por J. de J. Domin-
guez. Puerto-Rico. 1887. * 309
Los Indios Boriquenos, estudios
etnograficos. Por A. Stahl. Puerto-
Rico. 1889. * 310
Die Lepidopteren-Fauna der In-
sel Portorico. Zum Druck vor-
bereitet durch M. Saalmtiller. Von
H. B. Moeschler. No title. Franh-
fort-on-Main, 1889. [3 c.] 311
La Isla de Puerto-Rico. Por A.
Sarda. Madrid. 1889. * 312
Theresa at Porto Rico. A Tale of
the Insurrection of 1791. By A.
Fresneau. Chicago.
1889. * 312a
Conferencias de Abuli, celebradaa
con R. M. de Labra sobre politica
antillana. Por F. Cepido. Ponce.
1890. * 313
La Isla de Puerto-Rico. Par J. G.
Gomez. Madrid. 1891. * 314
ZrR Kenntnis Puerto Rico's. Von
W. Sievers. Hamburg.
1891. * 314a
Puerto-Rico y su Historia. Por S.
Brau. 2nd ed. Valencia.
1894. * 315
Colon en Puerto-Rico. Por C. Coll
y Teste. Puerto-Rico.
1894. * 316
Benefactores y Hombres Notables
de Puerto-Rico. Por E. Newmann
Gandia. 2 vols. Ponce.
1896. * 317
EsTADO moral de los factores de pro-
duccion en Puerto-Rico. Por F.
PORTO RICO.
19
Lopez-Tuero. Madrid. 1896 * 318
Reeimen del gobierno de la isla de
Puerto-Rico. Madrid. 1897. * 319
America. Estudios historicos y
filologicos. Por L. Llorens Torres.
Madrid. 1898. * 320
The Story of beautiful Porto-Rico.
By C. H. Rector. Chicago.
1898. * 321
Porto Rico. By A. D. Hall. New
York. 1898. * 322
Las Antillas. Puerto-Rico. Por A.
Gorton. Barcelona. 1898. * 323
Puerto-Rico and its resources. By
F. A. Ober. New York.
1899. [3g.] 324
PuERTO-Rico : its conditions and
possibilities. By W. Dinwiddle.
New York. 1899. * 325
Porto Rico and the West Indies. By
M. A. Hamm. New York.
1899. * 326
The Porto-Rico of To-<lay. By A.
G. Robinson. New York.
1899. * 327
American Colonial Handbook : Facts
and Figures about Puerto-Rico.
By T. C. Copeland. New York.
1899. * 328
Notes on the Forest Conditions of
Porto-Rico. By R. T. Hill.
Washington. 1899. [34 a.] 329
The Civil Law in Spain and
Spanish -America, including
Puerto-Rico. Washington.
1900. * 330
Investigation of the Aquatic Re-
sources and Fisheries of Porto-
Rico. Washington. 1900. * 330a
List of Books on Porto-Rico. Con-
gressional Library. Washington.
1901. * 331.
The Stony Corals of the Porto Rican
Waters. Bv T. W. Vaughan.
Washington. 1901. * 331a
Pictorial History of America's
New Possessions. By M. Halstead.
Chicago. 1902. * 332
Opportunities in Porto-Rico. By C.
H. Allen. 1902. * 333
Opinions of the Attorney-General of
Porto-Rico to the Governor and
other officials on their official
duties. New York. 1903. * 334
The History of Puerto-Rico. By
R. A. Van Middeldyk. New York.
1903. * 335
Escritos sobre Puerto-Rico. Por J.
Gonzalez Font. Barcelona.
1903. * 336
The Mango in Porto Rico. By G.
N. Collins. Washingto7i.
1903. * 336a
Historia de Puerto-Rico. Por S.
Brau. New York. 1904. * 337
The United States and Porto-Rico.
By L. S. Rowe. New York.
1904. * 338
The Herpetology of Porto-Rico. By
L. Stejneger (in Rejwrt of U.S.
National Museum, 1902).
Washington. 1904. [33 c.] 339
Political Development of Porto
Rico. Bv E. S. Wilson. Cohimhus.
1905. * 339a
Message from the President of the
United States . . transmitting
the Report of the Governor of
Porto-Rico. Washington.
1906. [3 g.] 339b
The Aborigines of Porto-Rico and
neighbouring Islands. By J. W.
Fewkes. [In 25th annual report
of Bureau of American Ethno-
logy.] Washington.
1907. [33 f.] 340
United States Report for the year
1907 on the Trade and Commerce
of Porto-Rico. [Diplomatic and
Consular Reports.]
1908. [n.b.] 341
II. SANTO DOMINGO (Republic).
HjSTOiRE et geographie de I'ile His-
paniola on Santo Domingo. Par
E. E. Jaubert. 1689. * 341a
Observations sur Jes poissons recue-
illis dans un voyag,Q a la Bale de
Samana. . . Par C. E. Thevenau.
St. Lucia. 1788. * 341b
Description topographique et poli-
tique de la partie Espagnole de
I'isle de Saint Domingue. Par M.
L. Moreau de Saint-Mery.
Philadelphia. 1796. * 341c
The same. A Topographical
and political Description, etc. Tr.
by W. Cobbett. Philadelphia.
1796. *
Present State of the Spanish
Colonies ; including a particular
report of Hispanola, or the
Spanish part of Santo Domingo ;
with a general survey of the
settlements of the South Conti-
nent of America. By W. Walton.
2 vols. 1810. [2g.] 342
History of the island of St. Do-
mingo, from its first discovery to
the present period. New York.
1824. * 342a
'The History and Present Condition
of San Domingo. By J. Brown,
M.D. 2 vols. Philadelphia.
1837. * 343
AcTOS legislatives del Congress con-
stitucional y decretos del Presi-
dent e de la Republica Dominicana
en 1846. Santo Domingo.
• [1846] * 344
Leyes Dominicanas. 3a sesion de la
primera legislatura en 1847.
Santo Domingo. 1847. * 345
Cuentas generales de la Republica
durante el aiio economica de lo de
JuHo de 1847 a 30 de Junio de 1848
certificadas. Santo Domingo.
1848. * 346
Sinodo diocesano celebrado por. . .
el Sr Dr. T. De Portes e Infante.
. . Arzobispo de Santo Domingo
en . . 1851. Santo Domingo.
1851. * 347
A Geographical Sketch of St.
Domingo, Cuba and Nicaragua,
with remarks on the i>ast and pre-
sent policy of Great Britain,
affecting those countries. By a
Traveller. 1850. * 347a
Punica Fides! or a short statement
of facts connected with the recent
breach, by the Dominican Govern-
ment, of the Second Article of the
Commercial Treaty, exchanged
between England and the Domini-
can Republic in 1^50. St. Domingo.
1852. * 348
HiSTORiA de Santo Domingo. Por
A. del Monte y Tejada. Havana.
1853. * 349
The Same. 4 vols. Santo
Domingo. 1890-92 *
CoNSTiTucioN politica de la Republica
Dominicana. Santo Domingo.
1854. * 350
Dios, Patria, y Libertad. Republica
Dominicana. El Senado Consul-
tor . .en nombre de la Republica
Dominicana, ha dado la siguiente
ley sobre aranceles de importacion
y exportacion. Por M. de R.
Mota. Santo Domingo. 1855. * 351
Reincorporacion de Santo Domingo
a Espaiia. {Madrid? I860?] * 352
Santo Domingo, Pen-pictures and
leaves of Travel. By Keim.
Philadelj^hia. 1871. * 353
Report of the Commission of Inquiry
to Santo Domingo. 'Wasliington.
1871. * 353a
Letters on the proposed annexation
of Santo Domingo. Bv S. S.
Howe. New York. 1871." * 353b
In the Tropics. By a Settler in
Santo Domingo. With an intro-
ductory Notice by R. B. Kimball.
1864. [3 b.] 354
[The same. Later ed.] Life in
Santo Domingo. 1873. [3 c.]
Santo Domingo Past and Present:
with a glance at Hayti. By S.
Hazard. 1873. New York.
[3 c.] 354a
Enriquillo. Leyenda historia do-
minicana. Por M. de J. Galban.
Santo Domingo. 1882. * 354b
Description de I'isle de Sainct-
Domingo. Par J. and R. Par-
mentier. 1883. * 355
La Republica Dominicana. Reseiia
general geografico - estadistica.
Santo Domingo. 1889. * 356
Samana et ses projets de cession,
1844-91. Par Saint-Merant. Paris.
1896. * 357
Le Peril dominicain. Par J. Justin.
Paris. 1896. * 358
Contribution to the Ornithology of
San Domingo. By G. K. Cherrie.
Chicago. 1896. * 358a
R LuDWiGS Reisen auf Santo Do^
mingo. 1888-89. Von W. Sievers
Berlin. 1898. * 358b
SANTA DOMINGO (rEPUBLIC)
21
T^HE Dominican Republic. (Jamee-
town Exposition). 1907.
[3g.] 358c-
22
12 ST. DOMINGO (French Colony).
Relation Verdadera, en que se da
quenta del horribde Huracan que
SobrevJno a la Isla y Puerto de
Santo Domingo de los Espanoles,
el die quinze de Agesta de 1680.
Madrid. [1681?] * 359
Statuts et reglemens faits par la
Compagnie Royale de Saint
Domingue. [Paris, 1716] * 360
Carta sobre la mision de la Isla de
Santa Domingo. Por N. IVIargat.
Paris. 1728. * 360a
Carta sobre los antiguos habitadores
de la isla de Santo Domingo. Por
N. IVIargat. Paris. 1731. * 360b
HiSTOiRE de I'Isle Espagnole ou de
S. Domingue. Par P. F. X. de
Charlevoix. 2 vols. Paris.
1731. [3 c.] 361
ExAMEN raisonne de la proposition
faite aux anciens Colons de Saint-
Domingue, relativement aux
quatre cinquiemes de Tindemnite
qui^ leur a ete allouee, lesquels
s'elevent a cent ving millions.
Paris. 1736. * 362
Melodies Indiennes. Par L. F.
Querard. Oaj^e Francais.
1736. * 362a
HiSTOiRE et Description de I'ile
Espagnole on de Saint Domingue,
et de I'ile de la Tortue. Par G.
H. Renard. 2 vols. 1740. * 362b
Relazione de . . terremonti accaduti
ultimanente '•^sir Isola di S.
Domingo, della Giammaica, ed
altre nell' America. Pesaro.
1752. * 363
EssAi sur les colonies frauQoises, ou
discours politiques sur la nature
du gouvernement, de la population
et du commerce de la colonie de
S. D. [Saint-Domingue]. Par
Saintard. 1754. * 364
Relation d'une conspiration tramee
par les negres, dans I'isle de S.
Domingue. [Paris. 1758?] * 365
Ordonnance i>ortant creation d'un
corps de troupes-legeres, designe
sous le nom de premiere legion de
St. Domingue. Par C. H. Estaing,
Count, Governor. Au Caj) Fran<^ais.
[1765]. * 366
Almanack de Saint Domingue pour
I'Anneo 1765. Cap Frangois.
1765. * 366a
EfrSAis geographiques sur I'jle de
I Saint Domingue. Par J. N. Bel-
lin. Paris. 1766. * 366b
Description Geographique de De-
bouquemens qui sont au Nord de
rile de Saint Domingue, Avec des
cartes et des plans des Isles que
forment ces Passap^cs. Et des
Dangers qui s'y trouvent : pour le
Service des Vaisseaux du Roi. Par
N. Bellin. 1768. * 367
EssAi sur r Historie Naturelle de
1' Isle de Saint Domingue.
1776. [3 c] 368
EssAi sur I'histoire naturelle de
Saint-Domingue. Par Pere B.
Nicolson. Paris. 1776. * 369
Considerations sur I'Etat present de
la Colonie Frangaiso de Saint
Domingue. Par M. H. D [auber-
teuil]. Paris. 1776. * 370
Historie de VHq de Saint Domin-
gue. Par H. E. Michelin.
1776. * 370a
Tableau Statistique de la popula-
tion du commerce et des industries
dans la partie Francaise de Tile
de Saint Domingue, compare avec
les releves officiels pour la partie
espagnole. Par H. E. IViichelin.
1785. * 370b
Memorias de la Colonia Francesa de
Santo Domingo, con algunas
reflexiones relativas a la isla de
Cuba. Por un viagero Espanol.
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Premier recueil de pieces interess-
antes, remis par les Commissaires
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Letters des Commissaires de la
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Extract du registre des deliberations
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Extrait des Registres de la deputa-
tion de Saint Domingue. [Con-
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Faits et idecvs sur Saint-Domingue,
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actuelle. Parii. 1789 * 377
ST. DOMINGO.
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Memoire en faveur des gens de
coleur ou sangmeies de St.-
Domingue, et des autres Isles
frangoises de I'Amerique, adresse
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Gregoire. Paris. 1789. * 378
Precis sur la position actuelle de la
deputation de Saint-Domingue,
aux etats-generaux.
[Versailles. 1789.] * 379
Precis remis par les deput«5s de
Saint-Domingue aux six commis-
saires du Comite d' agriculture et
de commerce charges de rendre
compte a I'assemblee nationale de
I'approvisionnement de cette Isle.
Versailles. [1789]. * 380
Ordonnance, concernant la Liberte
du Commerce pour la Partie du
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[1789]. * 381
Reponse succinte des deputes de S.
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mergans des ports de mer, distri-
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I'Assemblee nationale le 9 Octobre.
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Decret de I'Assemblee generale de
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Assembled generale de la partie
fran(;oise do Saint-Domingue . . a
la Municipalite de Paris.
[Paris. 1790]. * 385
Lettre des membres de I'Assemblee
generale de Saint-Domingue,
arrives a Paris, jusqu'a ce jour a
I'Assemblee Nationale.
[Paris. 1790]. * 386
NouvELLES ofEcielles . . Extrait
d'une lettre de I'Assemblee
generale de la partie Frangaise de
St. Dominque, a I'Assemblee
Nationale [concerning the denun-
ciation of the Count de la
Luzerne]. [Paris. 1790]. * 387
Lettre des deputes de Saint-
Domingue a leurs commettans en
date due 12 .\out 1789, interceptee
par un malatro, communiquee a
M. le Comte de IVlirabeau et
denoncee par cet honorable col-
leguo. [Paris.] 1790. * 388
Lettre dea deputes de la province
du Nord de Saint-Domingue, a
Messieurs les citoyens des districts
du Port-au-Prince.
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Extrait des Registres des delibera-
tions de I'Assemblee provinciale dm
Sud et de la Seance du ler Mai,
1790. Port-au-Prince. [1790]. 390'
Assemblee generale de la partie de-
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DiscouRS sur les troubles de Saint-
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Adresse de I'Assemblee generale
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ale. [Paris. 1790]. * 393
Lettre de I'Assemblee provinciale
permanente du Nord de Saint
Domingue a M. le gouverneur
general, et arret e de ladite Assem
blee f>our la dissolution de
I'Assemblee de Saint-Marc.
Port-au-Prince. 1790 * 394
Lettre de I'Assemblee generale de
la partie frangoise de Saint
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DiscouRS prononce a I'Assemblee
nationale le 2 Octobre, 1790, au
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partie franyoise de Saint Domin-
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Rel.^.tion authentique de tout co
qui s'est passe h Saint Domingue
avant et apris le depart force de
I'Assemblee coloniale. . .
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Addresse des membres de 1'
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nationale. Paris. [1790]. * 398
Petition nouvello des citoyens do
couleur des Isles frangoises (de
Saint Domingue) a I'Assemblee
nationale. . . Paris. 1791. * 399
Petition faite a T Assemble©
Nationale, par MM. les Com-
missaires de I'Assemblee generale
de la partie frangaise de St.
Domingue, le 2 Decembre, 1791.
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Appel inter jette . . a I'Assemblee
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Adressk do I'Assemblee generale
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1791 * 402
H
ST. DOMINGO.
Adresse de I'Assemljlee provinciale
du Nord de Saint Domingiie a
TAssemblee Nationale sur le
decret du 15 mai, en faveur des
hommes de couleur libres des
colonies. Paris. 1791. * 403
Aux CoNSTiTUANS de I'Assemblee
generale de la partie frangoise de
St. l>omingue. ci-devant seante a
Saint Marc. [Paris]. 1791. * 404
Lettre ecrite par MM. les Deputes
extraordinaires de I'Assemblee
provinciale du Nord de Saint
Domingue, a MM. les colons
reunis a I'hotel de Massiac.
[Paris. 1791]. * 405
Copie de la lettre de Messieurs de
I'Assemblee provinciale du Nord
de Saint Domingue, datee'^du Cap
le 2 Nov., 1790, a Messieurs les
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Concordat, ou traite de Paix entre
les citoyens blancs et les citoyens
de couleur des quatorze paroisses
de la province de I'ouest de la
partie frauQoise de Saint
Domingue. [Paris. 1791]. * 407
Adresse au Roi, et discours a leurs
majestes et a la famille royale,
des colons frangais de I'isle de St.
Domingue reunis a Paris.
[Paris, 1791]. * 408
Adresse au Roi, prononcee par les
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generale de la partie frangaise de
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A Particular Account of the com-
mencement and progress of the
insurrection of the Negroes in St.
Domingo, which began in August
last : being a translation of the
speech made to the National
Assembly . . by the Deputies from
. . St. Domingo. 1791. * 410
Thf Same. 1792. *
The Sam<
1793.
ExTRAiTS des registres de TAssem-
blee gcMK'rale de la partie frangaise
do Saint Domingue. I'ari".
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KxTRAlT des registres <h' JWssem-
blcM* provinciale de I'ouest [vote
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Convention Nationai.k. Arrete
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)eHi)arbe8, Cambefort, et autres
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Saint Domingue.
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Le Mot du vrai legislateur, sur la
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Reflexions politiques sur les
troubles et la situation d© la
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Suite des pieces justificatives rela-
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I I'ouest et du sud de la partie
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Suite de Memoire historique,
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Production historique des faits qui
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de la Revolution de Saint Domin-
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An Inquiry into the causes of
the insurrection of the Negroes in
the Island of St. Domingo. To
which are added observations of
M. Garran-Coulon on the same
subject, read in his absence by M.
Gaudet before the National As-
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1792. [3 b.] 419
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An Enquiry into the Nature and
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with practical remarks on Fevers
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An Historical Survey of the
French Colony in the Island of St.
Domingo: comprehending a short
Account of its Ancient Govern-
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Productions, and Exports ; * * *
Calamities * * * since the vear
17S9 * * * and a detail of ' the
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Bryan Edwards, Esq., M.P.,
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Rapport de Julien Rnimnnd, com-
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26
ST. DOMINGO.
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Hayti or the Black Republic.
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The Birds of Haiti and San
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I
La Politique exterieure d'Haiti.
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Abrege de la geographie de I'Lsle
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Etudes economiques sur
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536
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537
QuELQUES verites a propos des
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ExAMEN de las Constituciones de
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Les Filibustiers de la Tortue et la
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Commercial directory of Hayti and
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Th; ; Natural History of Carolina,
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La Nationalite et son imfluence. Ex-
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La revolution de Saint Domingue.
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Le department des Finances d'Haiti,
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Etudes historiques et diplomati-
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Les Dernieres Elections presidentiel-
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31
justice de pais en Haiti. Par J.
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Haiti et le regime parlementaire.
Examen de la Constitution de
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Haiti. De la Constitution de 1889.
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32
14. BAHAMAS.
Company of Adventurers for the
Plantation of the Ishmds of
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Account of the Bahama Islands,
their Situation, Product, Conveni-
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The Natural History of Carolina,
Florida, and the Bahama Islands.
By Mark Cateshy. Revised by
Mr. Edwards * * * with Linnasan
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2 vols. 1771. [14 a.] 584
Acts of the Assembly of the Bahama
Islands. 1764-1799 inclusive.
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Vols. 1-3. Nassau. 1806-14. *
Votes of the Honourable House of
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1801. Nassau. 1801. *
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Memories of Captain Peter Henry
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A Tour through the British West
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giving a particular account of the
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Proceedings of the. Hon. House of
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on the Bill before Parliament for
a general registry of slaves in the |
West Indies. Bahama Islands, i
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Sailing Directions and Remarks
made on board the sloop * Orbit,'
on a survey of the Bahama Banks.
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An Official Letter from the Com-
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printed London, 1823. * 590
Lettkrs from the Bahama Islands,
written in 1823-4. By Miss Hart.
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Laws of the Bahamas in force on the
14th March, 1842. . . By Sir G.
C. Anderson. Nassau.
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The statute law of the Bahamas
to 1861 inclusive. 1862. *
Another ed. 1877. *
Memoranda of the Bahama Tornado
of 1850. By W. J. Woodcock and
Captain R. J. Nelson. Meltort
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The Landfall of Columbus. By
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Official Reports of the Out Islands
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Interference with Trade between
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— — The Same. Further Papers.
[P.P.] 1864. *
Report on the Bahamas for the year
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The Bahamas. By Surgeon-Major
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The Same. 2nd ed.
1871. *
Report of George Preston, Esq., as
Special Comm.issioner to Yuca-
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ing of the t'ibre Industry in that
Country. Nassau, Bahamas. 1869.
[3c.l 596b
Corals and Coral Islands. By
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J. D. Dana. Nnv York.
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of Health and Pleasure. By G.
W. Benjamin. Niw York.
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Islands, and a number of un-
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The Same. Revised ed.
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The Isles of Summer. By C. Ives.
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[3 f .] 598
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1883. * 59Ra
BAHAMAS.
55
Crtjibe of Columbus in the Bahamas,
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On the Lucayan Islands. By W.
K. Brooks. (In Nat. Acad.
Science). New York.
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Resources of the Bahamas. By
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The Land of the Pink Pearl, or Re-
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Provisional List of the Plants of the
Bahama Islands. Arranged and
presented for publication by the
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RiCPORT on the Fibre Industries of
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A Winter Visit to the Bahama
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Paper read before Massachusetts
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Ten years Chief Justice of the
Bahamas, 1880-1890. The opinion
of Sir Richard E. Webster, Attor-
ney-General, delivered in the
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Running the Blockade. By T. E.
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Farmers and Fruit Growers' Al-
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Lectures. By Dr. D. Morris, de-
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The Bahama Islands. Notes on an
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Statute Law of the Bahamas. Col-
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Salt Industry of Inagua. P.P.
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Educational System of the Baha-
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13. CUBA.
^
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li'AcTE du Parlement d'Escosse. . .
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Original Papers relating to the
Expedition to the island of Cuba.
174 * oxu.
Breve resiimen de lo acaecido en el
sitio de la Habana por los Ingleses
1762. M.S. in the British Museum.
* 616d
JExtracts de los diaries del Goberna-
dor y commandante de Merina
durante el sitio de la Havana,
1762. M.S. in the British
Nlu^eum. * 616e
FiORA CuBANA exliibeus characteres
generum et speciarum plantarum
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Ai^TicuLOS de Capitulation Conveni-
dos entre S. S. E. E. D. J. Pocock
... y el Conde de Albemarle . . .
y por S. S. E. E. el Marques del
Real Transporte . . }>ara la Ren-
dicion de la Plaza y navios espaii-
oles en su Puerto. Ilavaaa.
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An Authentic Journal of the Siege
of Havana. By an Officer . .
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The Great Importance of the
Havannah, set forth in an Essay
on the Nature and Methods of
carrying on a Trade to the South
Sea, and the Spanish West India.
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Historical Views of the Last Glori-
ous Expedition of H.M. Forces
against the Havannah, 1762.
Twelve Copper-plate Views of
H.M. Ships under Command of
Sir G. Pocock, the Earl of Albe-
marle and Rear- Admiral Keppel,
by Lieut. P. Orsbridge, drawn by
D. Serres, engraved by P. C.
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Britannia's Triumph in the year
1762 (Being a series of 12 capital
prints representing the operations
of H.M. fleet and army employed
in the attack and conquest of the
Havannah). By Ph. Orsbridge.
1766. • 617c
A Correct Journal of the landing
of his Majesty's forces on the
island of Cuba, and of the siege
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Jc'Urnal of the Capture of
Havanna. By Col. A. Money-
penny. 1762. * 617e
An Authentic Account of the re-
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Relacton del formidable Terremoto
acaecido en la Cindad de Santiago
de Cuba enel mes de Junio de
1766. Por M. Boza v Vergara.
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Tragica Descripcion que bosquexa
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Noticia formada de orden del Senor
Marques de la Torre, gobernador
. . de la isle de Cuba, de los
candales que se han invertido en
las obras pilblicas executadas
durante su mando en la Havana.
[Havannah, 1777.] * 618
Idea geografica, historica y politica
de la Isla de Cuba. Por J. M.
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Compendio de memorias para
escribir la Historia de la Isla
Fernandina de Cuba. Por I. J.
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Memoria sobre medios que conven-
dria adoptar para que tuviese la
Havana los caminos nece^sarios.
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1795. * 618c
Rei acion de las Escuelas de uno y
otro sexo, que pay actualmente en
Cindad de la Habana. Por F.
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DiscuRSO sobre las buenas propieda-
des en la tierra bermeja para
cultura de la Caiia de Azucar. . .
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1797. . * 618e
Exposition sobre el metodo obser-
vado en la Isla de Cuba, en el cul-
tivo de la Caiia dulce . . por J. R.
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DiscuRSO sobre los obstaculos que
han im]>edi(]o prngr'-^sar las Col-
menas en la Isla de Cuba, y medio
de fomentarlas. Por T. Romay.
Havana. 1797. * 618g
CUBA.
MtMORiA sobre la defensa general
de la Isla. Por A. Arango y N.
del Castillo. 1797. * 618h
MirwoRiA sobre el mejor ' modo de
fabricar el aziicar. Por J. F.
Martinez de Campos. Havana.
1797. * 618i
OxTiA de Forateros en la Habana
para el ano de 1781. * 618j
Cakta a todos los Medicos y Cirii-
janos de Santiago de Cuba, de
Jamaica y Provincias de la Florida.
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ago dc Cuba. 1771. * 618k
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Letters from the Havana during
the vear 1820 1821.
[3 f .] 619 1
Recuerdo 6 coleccion de verdades
a cerca del estado politico de la
Isla de Cuba. i
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The Atrocities of the Pirates ; j
Narrative of the Unparalleled I
Sufferings endued by the Author j
during his Captivity among the \
Pirates of the Island of Cuba . . \
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The Same. Translated by G.
hotz. Braunsweig. 1825 *
L'IsLE de Cuba et la Havane. Par
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Manuscript Diary of a journey to
Cuba, America and Canada in
1826. By Richard Hill. 1826.
[3f.] 624 I
Memoria sobre el cultivo del cafe
en la isla de Cuba . . Sampalve. ;
1827. • 625 1
ExposiciON estadistica de la isla de j
Cuba. Traducida del Frances [of
A. de Humbolt] al Castellano. Por 1
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CuADRO estadistico de la . . Isla '
de Cuba. Correspyondiente el aiio
de 1827 .. . Hahann.
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Letters written in the Interior of
Cuba, between the Mountains of
Arcana to the East, and of Cusco
to the West. By Rev. A. Abbott.
Boston. 1829. * 627a
Cuba: or. The Policy of England,
Mexico and Spain with regard to
that Island. 1830. * 628
HiSTORiA economica-politica y esta-
35
distica de la isla de Cuba. Por R.
de la Sagra. Habana.
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Aranceles generales para el cobro
de derechos do introduccion y
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. . Isla do Cuba. Habana.
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Carta de un patriota . . Cadiz.
1835. 629a
Ecsamen analitica de la Balanza
general del comercio de la isla de
Cuba en el afio de 1834 . .
Habana. 1835. * 630
The Same. 1835. Habana.
1836. *
The Same. 1836.
Habana.
1837.
Rosamond Cuthbertson : or a Nar-
rative of the Captivity and
Sufferings of an American
Female, under Popish Priests, in
the Island of Cuba, with a full
Disclosure of their Manners and
Customs, written by herself.
1837. * 630a
Estado actual de la Isla de Cuba,
y medios que deben adoptarse
para fomentar su prosperidad
con utilidad de la Madre patria.
Madrid. 1838. * 631
Historia de la Isla de Cuba y Cate-
dral de Santiago de Cuba, /n " El
Plantel." Habana. 1838. * 631a
Laureles del oidor honorario de la
Audencia dcjla isla de Cuba, Don
Jose Ildefonso Suarez . .
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Truinfos de Don Jose Idefonso
Suarez . . . Madrid.
1839. * 31c
A Letter to W. E. Charming, D.D.
on the subject of the abuse of the
flag of the U.S. in the island of
Cuba. By R. R. Madden.
Boston. 1839. * 631d
Poems by a Slave [Juan] in the
island of Cuba. Tr. from the
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ViAGES. J. de Salas y Quiroga
torn 1. Isla de Cuba. Madrid.
1840 * 634
Travels in Cuba, with Notices of
Porto Rico, and the Slave Trade.
By D. Turnbull. 1840. * 635
36
Paseo pintoresco por la Isla de
Cuba . . torn I. Hahaiia.
1841. * 636
Isla de Cuba pintoresca. Par F.
Mialhe. Havana. P1842 * 637
Les Etats Unis et la Havane. Sou-
venirs d'un voyageur. Par J.
Lowenstern . Paris.
1842. * 638
Notes on Cuba, an Account of its
Discovery and Early History
the Country, Resources and
Wealth . . By a Phvsician.
BoHon. 1844. * 639
Informe Fiscal sobre fomento de
la poblacion blanca en le Isla de
Cuba y emancipacion progresiva
de la esclava , . Madrid.
1845. * 640
ExTRACTO alfabetico de los acuer-
dos generales e interesantes de
la junta superior directva de
Hacienda . . por el asesor gene-
ral del ramo D. J. F. Diaz.
Ilahana. 1846. * 641
CoLECCiON de articulas satiricos y de
Costumbres. Por J. M. de Car-
denas y Rodriguez. Hdbana.
1847. * 641a
HiSTORiA fisica, politica, y natural
de la Isla de Cuba. Por Ramon de
la Sagra. 13 vols. Madrid.
1849-1861. * 642
The Same. Histoire physique,
&c. . . traduite de M. S. Ber-
th elot. 2 vols. Paris.
1842. *
The Island of Cubat Its Resources,
Progress and Prospects. By R.
R. Madden, M.D. 1849. [3 b.] 643
Aves de la Isla de Cuba. Por J.
Lembeye. Habana. 1850. * 644
Cuba and the Cubans, comprising
a History of the Island of Cuba,
its present Social, Political and
Domestic Condition. By the
author of "Letters from Cuba."
New Yorh. 1850. * 645
AjiBUM Pintoresco de la Isla de
Cuba. [Berlin, about
1850.] * 646
JVIemorias sobre la Historia Natu-
ral de la Isla de Cuba, acompa-
iiadas de sumarios Latinas y ex-
tretos en Frances. Por F. Poey.
2 vols. Habana. 1851-58.
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The United States and Cuba : Eight
years of Change and Travel. By
J. G. Taylor. 1851. * 648
GUBA.
Life of General Marciso Lopeja.
By a Filibustiero. New York.
1851. * 648a
Cuba, ses ressources, son administra^
tion, sa population. . .Trad, de
I'Espagnol de V. Queipo, avec
notes par A. d'Arainville. Paris.
1851. * 648b
Cuba y su gobierno. Con un apen-
dice de documentos historicos.
Londres. 1853. * 649
Correspondence between the
United States, Spain, and
France, concerning alleged Pro-
jects of Conquest and Annexa-
tion of the Island of Cuba.
Jiosfon. 1853. * 649a
Immigracion de trabaj adores espa-
iioles (en Isla de Cuba). Por U.
F. Sotomayor. Hahana.
1853. * 649b
The Cuban Rover, or Life in the
West Indies. By the author of
' Evenings in Boston.'
1853. * 649c
Memoria sobre el estado politico,
gobierno y administracion de la
isla de Cuba. Por J. de la Concha.
Madrid. 1853. * 649d
History of Cuba; or, Notes of a
Traveler in the Tropics ; a Poli-
tical, Historical, and Statistical
Account of the Island, from its
Discovery to the present Time.
By M. M. Ballon. Boston,
1854. * 650
Gan-Eden: or. Pictures of Cuba.
Bv W. H. Hurlbut.
Boston. 1854 * 651
Memorias de un Matancero, apun-
tes para la historia de la isla de
Cuba. Por A. P. Alfonso.
Matanzas. 1854 * 652
PoESiAS de placido. Por G. de la
C. Valdes. 2 tom. Nueva Yorh.
1855. * 652a
Llamamiento de la isla de Cuba a la
Nacion Espanola. Por un Hacen-
dado. New York.
1855: * 652b
The Island of Cuba. By A. von
Humboldt. Tr. by J. E.
Thrasher. New York. 1856.
[3 c.] 653
Yankee Travels through the Is-
land of Cuba, By Demoticus
Philalcths. Neto York.
1856. * 653a
Anales de la Isla de Cuba. Por F.
Erencbun. Hahana.
1856. * 653b
CUBA.
37
The United States and Cuba. ^y
J. M. Phillipi>o. 1857. [3 b.] 6o4
Opdenanzas rurales de la Isla de
Cuba. Hahana. 1857. * 655
Lands of the Slave and the Free, of
Cuba, the United States and
Canada. By H. A. Murray.
1857. * 655a
Memoria sobre los medios que exije
el mejoramiento de la agricul-
tura. y del material agricola en
la Isla de Cuba . . Por B. Gener.
Hahana. 1857. * 656
Ti08 Ingenios Colec;cion de Vistas
de los Principales ingenios de Azu-
car de la Isla de Cuba. Por E.
Laplante. Text by J. G. Can-
tero. Hahana. 1857. * 657
CoLECCioN de reales ordenes y dis-
posiciones de las autoridades
superiores de la Isla de Cuba . .
6 torn. Hahana. 1857-60. * 658
La Isla de Cuba considerada econo-
mica' lente. Por R. Pasaron y
Lastr . Madrid. 1858. * 659
CoLECCK V de papeles cientificos, his-
toricos, politicos y de otros ramos
sobre la isla de Cuba. Por J. A.
Saco. 3 torn. Paris.
1858-59.
659a
La Question de Cuba. Paris.
1859. ♦ 660
Lecciones orales sobre la historia de
Cuba. Por P. Santacilia.
Nueva Orleans. 1859. * 660a
To Cuba and Back. A Vacation
Voyage. By R. H. Dana, jun.
1859. [3 b.] 661
The Same. Boston. 1875. *
CoLECCiON de articulos (educacion,
criticas, etc.). Por A. Suarez v
Romero. Hahana. 1859. * 661a
Apuntes para la historia de las
letras y de la instruccion publica
de la isla de Cuba. Por A.
Baohillor y Morales. Hahana.
1859. * 661b
A Trip to Cuba. By Mrs. J. W.
Howe. Boston. 1860. * 662
South and North, or Impressions re-
ceived during a trip to Cuba and
the South. By J. S. C. Abbott.
New York. 1860. * 662a
Cuba die Perle der Antillen. Von
J«gor von Si vers. Leivsic.
1861. * 663
The Slave Trade in Cuba, as set
forth in an address to Marshal
Espartero, from the Committee
of the British and Foreign Anti-
Slavery Society. [2i.] 664
Cuba en 1860. Paris. 1862. * 665
Las Reformas en la Isla de Cuba.
Madrid. 1862. * 666
Presupuesto de gasbos e ingresos
del Ayuntamiento de la Habana
para el aiio de 1862. Hahana.
1862. * 666a
Independence of Hayti and Liberia.
Speech bj' Hon. C. Summer.
Washington. 1862. * 666b
CriJA en 1860, 6 .<n cuadro de sus
adelautos on !a publacion. la
agi'icultura. <'l comorcio y las
rentas publicas . . Por Ramon de la
Sagra. Paris. 1863. * 667
DiCTiONARio geografico estadistico
historico de la Isla de Cuba. Por
J. de la Pezuela. 4 vols.
Madrid. 1863-66. * 668
EsTUDios .sobre las minas de oro en
la Isla de Cuba. Por F. de Cas-
tro. Havana. 1865. * 66^
Repertorio Fisico-Natural de la
Isla de Cuba. Por F. Poey.
Hahana. 1865-68. [101.] 670
SoLiLOQUios. Por R. Zambrana.
Hahana. 1865. * 671
Historia de la Isla de Cuba . . .
Por P. J. Guiteras. Nueva
York. 1865. * 672
Oi'R Artist in Cuba. By G. Carle-
ton. New York. 1865. * 672a
La Habana por fuera. Cuadros de
la vida cubana. Por T. Guer-
rero. Hahana. 1866. * 673
La Poesia del mar. Por J. Negrin.
2nd ed. Hahaiia. 1866. * 674
Compendio de la Historia de Cuba.
Por E. Blanchet. Matanias.
1866. * 675
Recopilacion de las reales ordenes
y disposiciones del ramo de pre-
sidios, dictadas i>or el gobierno
de S. M., y pwr la capitania
general de la Isla de Cuba, desdo
1798 hasta 1867. 2 tom.
Hahana. 1867. * 676
Informacion sobre reformas en
Cuba y Puerto Rico. 2 tom.
Nueva York. 1867. * 677
Trab.\jo8 academicos. Por R. Zair
brana. Hahana. 1866. * 677a
Memoria derigida al Exemo. Dr.
Don F. Gerrano y Dominquez,
Gap. -Gen. de la isla de Cuba. Por
J. de la Concha. Ma..t ,^.
18e7. * 677b
38
CUBA.
Agricultura Cubana. Tratado
general del cultivo del cafe per-
fecionado. Por J. M. Fernan-
dez y Jimenez. 3 ed.
Hahana. 1868. * 678
The Stranger in the Tropics. Being
a Handbook for Havana, and
guide book for travelers in Cuba,
Puerto Rico and St. Thomas.
New York. 1868. * 678a
Cuba y Puerto Rico. Las Antillas
Espanolas ante les naciones
civilizadas. . . Caracas.
1869. * 679
Reformes dans les iles de Cuba et
de Porto-Rico. Par P. Valiente.
Paris. 1869. * 679a
Cuba before the United States.
Remarks on the Hon. C. Sumner's
speech. New York.
1869. * 679b
Cuba. Fragments of a letter
addressed to a distinguished party.
New York. 1869. * 679c
Free Trade with Cuba. By E. P.
Brooks. Washington.
1869. * 679d
La Isla de Cuba. Su prosperidad
6 su ruina. . . Por N. P.
Pimentel. Madrid. 1870. * 680
Las Dos Banderas, Apuntes his-
toricos sobre la Insurreccion de
Cuba. Sevilla. 1870. * 681
Spain, Cuba and the United
States. Recognition and the
Monroe Doctrine. A'ew York.
i.%70. * 681a
Los Laborantes. Escenas de la
revolution de Cuba. Por H. Good-
Mann. Paris, n.d. [ab. 1870.]
* 681b
Rambles in Cuba. New York.
1870. * 681b
Independence of Cuba. Speech by
J. A. Logan, of Illinois. Washing-
ton. 1870. * 68ic
Statement of A. E. Phillips, late
Acting United States Consul at
St. Jago de Cuba, showing the
circumstances which forced him to
abandon his post and seek protec-
tioji at Jamaica. Washington.
: 1870. * 681d
Cuba with Pen and Pencil. By
S. Hazard. Hartford, Conn.
1871. [3 c.] 682
Cuba in Revolution : a Statement
of Facts. By J. M. Macias.
1871. * 683
My Winter in Cuba. By W. M.
L. Jay. New York.
1871. * 683a
La Verdad Historia sombre sucesos
de Cuba. Por F. J. Cisiieros.
New York. 1871. * 683b
Observaciones a la ley prepara-
toria de 1870 para la abolicion de
la esclavitud en Cuba y Puerto-
Rico. Bayona. 1872. * 684
The Pearl of the Antilles, or an
Artist in Cuba. By W. Good-
man. 1873. [3 b.] 685
The Pearl of the Antilles [Cuba).
By A. Gallenga. 1873.
[3 b.] 686
Tratado elemental de economia
politica. Por R. Rossi.
Matanzas. 1873. * 687
Little Cuba, or circumstantial evi-
dence. Philadelphia. 1873. * 687a
The Mambi-Land, or Adventures of
a Herald Correspondent in
Cuba. By J. J. 0'K,elley.
1874. [3 c.] 688
Life of Capt. Joseph Fry, the
Cuban Martvr. Bv J. M.
Walker. Hartford. 1875.
[3g.] 689
A Winter in Cuba. By G. Haven.
JSew York. 1875. *
Enumeratio Piscium Cubensium.
Por Don F. Poey. 1875.
[32 k.] 690
LTle de Cuba. Par H. Piron.
Paris. 1876. * 691
CuADROS sociales. Por Valerie.
Hahana. 1876. * 69la
Los Tres, primer os Historiadores
de la Isla de Cuba. [Editores R.
Cowley y A. Pego.] Reproduc-
cion . . Tomo I. Llave del
Nuevo Mundo anteniural de las
Indias occidentales. La Hahana
descripta. . . Por D. Jose Mar-
tin Felix de Arrate. Tomo II.
Teatro Historico, , juridico y poli-
tico militar de la isla Fernandinla
de Cuba y principalmente de su
capital la Hahana. . Por el Dr.
Don I. J. de Urrutia y Montoya.
Tomo III. Historia de la Isla de
Cuba y en especial de la Hahana.
Por D' J. Antonis Valdes. 3 vols.
Hahana. 1876-77. [3 g.] 692
La Cuestion de Cuba Off gen,
caracter, vicisitudes y causas de
la prolongacion de aquella
guerra. . . Madrid.
1878. * 693
CUBA. 39
QtTKBTiON Cubaine. L'Esclavage et
la Traite a Cuba. [Translated
from Spanish by R. E. Betances.]
Paris. 1876. * 694
DicciONARio Biografico Cubano.
Por F. Calcagno New York.
1878. [3 g.] 695
ViDA del presbitero Felix Varela
(de Cuba). Por J. T. Rodriguez.
Nueva York. 1878. * 695a
EsTUDios sobre las cuestiones Cuba-
nas. Paris. 1879. * 696
Cuba indigena. Por N. Fort y
Roldan. Madrid. 1881. * 699
La Reforma politica en Cuba. Por
C. Bernal. Madrid.
1881. * 700
Die wirthschaftliche Lage Cuba's.
Von F. G. de Larrinaga.
Lnpzic. 1881. * 762
El Cepo y el grillete ; la esclaviti^d
en Cuba. Madrid.
[1882.] * 703
Proyecto de immigracion nacional
para la isla. Por J. Curbelo.
Haharm. 1882. * 704
Derecho administrativo vigente en
Cuba. Por A. Govin y Torres.
Hahana. 1882. * 705
]*apel presentado por D. V. Valiente
censor de la Sociedad Economica
de Cid)a de. los Amigos del Pais.
(Mem. de la Soo. Econ.) Hahana.
1882. * 705a
Cuba : monografia historica. Por
A. Bachiller v Morales.
Hahana. 1883. * 706
Cuba primitiva. Origen, Linguas
tradiciones a historia. Haltana.
1883.
r06a
Observaciones magneticas y
meteoroldgicas del Real Colegio
de Belen de la compania de Jesus
«n la Habana. Hahana.
1884-85. * 707
Tres cuestiones sobre la isla de
Cuba. De donde venimos? Donde
estamos? Adonde vamos"? Por
J. G. Arboleva. • '
Havana. 1885. * 708
Due South ; or Cuba past and pre-
sent. Bs M. M. Ballou.
Bosfon. 1885. * 709
Diary of my trip to Havana. By
J. Mark. Manchester.
1885. * 710
Apuntks para el presente y por-
venir de Cuba. Por Pujol y
de Camps. Hahana. 1885. * 711
Cuban Sketches. By J. W. Steele,
New York. 1885. * 712
Consptracy : A Cuban Romance. By
A. Badau. New For^. 1885. * 712a
El Enjciciamiento civil en Cuba.
Por A. Govin y Torres. Hahana.
1886. * 713
Juicio Critico de Cuba en 1887.
Por R. G. Eslava. Havana.
1887. * 714
Apendices al Codigo penal vigente
en las islas de Cuba y Puerto
Rico. Madrid. 1887. * 715
Naturaleza y civilizacion de la
grandiosa isla de Cuba. Por M.
Rodriguez-Ferrer. Madrid.
1887. * 716
Historia de la Revolucion y guerra
de Cuba. Por G. Gelpi y Ferro.
Hahana. 1887. * 718
Arpas amigas. Coleccion original
de poesias . . Habana.
1879. * 696a
Agricultura de los Indigenos de
Cuba y Hati. By A. Reynoso.
Paris. 1881.' * 697
Notas acerca del cultivo en camel-
lones. Agricultura de los Indi-
genas de Cuba y Haiti. Por A.
Reynoso. Paris. 1881. * 698
El 27 de Noviembre de 1871. Por
F. Valdes Dominguez. Hahana.
1887. * 719
Cuba. Bocetos historicos. Por J.
Workman. Barcelona. 1887. * 720
El Pais del jChocolate. Por F.
Moreno. Madrid. 1887. * 721
Guide to Tobacco Planting as
practised in Cuba. Translated
[from the Spanish of 1878].'
Colombo. 1889. * 722
El Camagiiey. Viajes por el in-
terior de Cuba. Por A. Perina y
Pibernat. Barcelona. 1889. * 723
La Reforma electoral en nuestras
Antillas. Por S. Andres. Madrid.
1889. * 724
Cuba et Puerto Rico. Par H.
Castonnet des Fosses. Lille.
1889. * 725
La Lucha politica en Cuba. Por F.
A. Conte. Hahana. 1B89. * 726
Conferencias de Abuli. Por F.
Cepeda. Ponce. 1890. * 727
Espanoles e insurrectos. Por F. de
Camps y Feliii. Hahana.
1890. * 72a
40
CUBA.
GuANAHANi. Investigaciones sobre
el derrotero de Cristobal Colon
per las Bahamas y Costa de Cuba.
Por A. M. Manriqiie. Arrerife.
1890. * 729
Cuba y siis I'artidos Politicos. Pot
Joso Mavuei-Y-Ros. Kingston, J a.
1890. [3 b.] 730
EsTUDio su el movimiento cientifico
V literario de Cuba. Por A. Mit-
'jaiis. Hahana. 1890. * 730a
La Reforma Electoral en las
Antilles espaiiolas. Por P. M. de
Labra. Ma<1rid. 1891. * 731
GuiA geografica v adiniuistrativa de
la isla'de Cuba. Vox P. J. Im-
berno. Hahana. 189]. ^' 731a
La Habana artistica. Apuntes his-
toricos. Por S. Ramirez.
Hahana. 1891. * 731b
PuNTOS de vista. Articulos y con-
ferencias. Por N. Heredia.
Hahana. 1892. * 732
Tablas cronologicas de los reales
consejos supremo y de la camara
de las Indias occidentales . Por
A. de Ijeon Pinelo.
Madrid. 1892. * 733
La Raza de color de Cuba. Por G.
Millet. Madrid. 1894. * 734
Cronicas de la guerra de Cuba. . .
Hafjana. 1895. * 735
CiTBA y sus jueces. Por R. Cabrera.
Flladelfia. 1895. * 736
7'he Sa7ne. Cuba and the
Cubans. Philadelphia. 1896. *
Cronica de la guerra %'e Cuba. Por
R. Guerrero. Barcelona .
1895. * 737
Kl Problema colonial. Por R. M.
de Labra. Madrid. 1895. * 738
La Gukrra de Cuba. Por E. A.
Flores. Madrid. 1895. * 739
Cuba y la Reforma colonial en
Espafia. Por R. Delorme Salto.
Madrid. 1895. * 740
Cronicas de la Guerra de Cuba.
Hahana. 1895. * 741
Relaciones comereiales entre la
Peninsula y las Antillas. Por
P. do Alzola V Minondo. Madrid.
1895. * 742
EsTADO Moral de los factores de
produccion en Cuba y Puerto-
Rico. Por F. Lopez Tuero .
Madrid. 1896. * 743
El Patriotismo y el billeto de
banco. Por I. Romaiia. Hahana.
1896. * 744
The Story of Cuba. Her struggles
for Liberty, the Cause, Crisis and
Destiny of the Pearl of the
Antilles. Bv M. Halstead.
Chiraijo. 1896. * 745
The sanw. 6th ed. . . 1898 *
AsuNTos CuiiANOS. Colecciou des
articulos y poesias. Por J. M.
Izaguirre. New York. 1896. * 746
Cuba, justificacion de su guerra d&
independencia. Por R. M. Mer-
chan. Bogota. 1896. * 748
Le reforma colonial en las Antillas.
Por R. M. de Labra. Madrid.
1896. * 74J>
Kosmos-Vkritas. La Independencia
de Cuba versus la Autonomia de
Espana. London. 1896. * 750
The Recognixion of Cuban Belli-
gerency. By A. S. Hershey.
Philadelphia. 1896. * 751
Que pasa en Cuba? Por L. Gonzalez
Alcorta. Leon. 1896. * 752
Cuba Mexicana. Coleccion de
articulos. Mexico. 1896. * 753
A Cuban Expedition. By J. H.
Bloomfield. 1896. * 754
Espana y Cuba. Estaclo Rolftipp y
administrativo. Madrid.
1896. * 755
El Problema de Cuba. Por A.
Romero Torrado. Madrid.
1896. * 756
La Gup;rra de Cuba. Estudio
Militar. Por G. Reparaz. Madrid.
1896. * 757
Les Etats-Unis, Cuba, et les droit
des gens. Par H. de Nimal.
Charleroi. 1896. * 758
La Guerra en Cuba. Por J^
Menendez Caravia. Madrid.
1896. * 75ft
BosQUEJO de un plan de campaiia en
la Isla de Cuba. Por J. J. d©
Murviedro. Madrid. 1896. * 760,
Revolucion Cubana. Por C. M..
Urien. Buenos Ayres. 1896. * 761
The Island of Cuba. Descriptive
and Historical Account. Bj' A,
S. Rowan. New York.
1896. * 761a
Legislacion Militar. Por R. M.
Alanis. Hahana. 1896. * 761b
Estudio de las razas humanas que
ban ido poblando sucesivamente la
isla de Cuba. Por F. Vidal y
Careta. Madrid. 1897. * 762
Cuba unter spanischer Regierung.
New York. 1897. * 763
CUBA.
41
Cuba y la opinion piiblica. Por C.
Amer. Madrid. 1897. * 764
The Real Condition of Cuba to-
day. By S. Bonsai. Nno York.
1897. * 765
Album de la trocha. Breve reseiia
da una excursion feliz desde Cion-
fuegos a San Fernando. Por E.
Canel. Hahana. 1897. * 766
The new Constitutional Laws of
Cuba. Bv A. Cuyas. New York.
1897. * 767
A Cuban Amazon (Evangeline
Cisneros) Bv V. L. Dunbar.
New York. 1897. * 768
La Insurreccion Cubana. Por T.
Gallego. Madrid. 1897. * 769
Cuba in war time. By R. H. Davis.
1897. [3 f.] 770
Caoba the Guerilla Chief: a Real
Romance of the Cuban Rebellion.
By P. H. Emerson. 1897. * 770a
Free Cuba ; her Oppression, Strug-
gle for Liberty, History, and
Present Condition, etc. By R. M.
Merchan. With History of the
War, by Gonzalo de Quesada.
1897. *
Cuba unter Spanischer Regierung.
von E. C Preiss. New York.
1897. * 772
F.CTS and Fakes about Cuba. By
G. B. Rea. New York.
1897. * 773
EsPANA, Cuba, Estados tJnidos.
Por J. N. Santos. Madrid .
1897. * 774
Pequeneces
Santiago de Cuba before the war.
Bv C. L. Wallace. New York.
List of
U.S.A.
1898. *
relating to
779b
Cuba:
* 780
By D.
* 781
* 787
By E.
* 788
verdad
do la Guerra de
Madrid. 1897.
Cuba. ;
' 775
liKS Inquisiteurs d' Espagne, Cuba.
Par F. Torrida del Marmol.
Paris. 1897. *. 776
The Diplomacy of the United
States in regard to Cuba. By J.
H. Latane. (American Historical
Association Annual Report.)
1897. * 777
EsTUDio geografico de la isla de
Cuba. Por A. and J. Luzon.
Toledo. 1897. * 778
Cuba und die iibrigen Inseln W^est-
indiens. Von Baron D. v.
Schultz-Holzhausen und R. Sprin-
ger. Wurzhurg. 1897. * 779
Columbia's War for Cuba. A story j
of the early struggles of the
Cuban patriots. By H. A. Tupper,
Jt. New York. 1898. * 779a
Book
Congress Library.
Washington. 1898.
The Archaeology of Cuba.
G. Brinton. 1898.
HiSTORiA de Hispana en America.
Cuba. Por J. de Alcazar.
Madrid. 1898. * 782
South America : History of tho
struggle for liberty in Cuba. By
H. Butterwoi-th. New York.
1898. * 783
Four Centuries of Spanish rule in
Cuba. By I. E. Canini. Chicago.
1898. * 784
Cuba, past and present. Bv Richard
Davey. 1898. * 785
Under the Cuban Flag. By F. A.
Ober. 1898. [3 c.] 786
Cuba. Seine Geschichte. Von W.
Mueller. Berlin. 1898.
Spanien och Kuba, etc.
Svensen . Stockholm .
1898.
Entre los Rebeldes. . . La
de la guerra. Por G. B. Rea.
Madrid. 1898. * 789
P]l Problema cubano. Por P. de
Alzola y Minondo. 1898. * 790
Ml gestion ministerial rcspecto a la
Isla de Cuba. Por A. M. Fabie.
Madrid. 1898. * 791
i Marching with Gomez. A War
'' Correspond.»nt's note-book. By
G. Flint. Boston. 1898. * 792
Comment I'Espagne conservera
Cuba. Lyon. 1898. * 793
Cuba, its past, present and future.
By A. D. Hall. 1898. * 794
Relacion documentada de mi
litica en Cuba. Por C. G. de
avieja. Madrid. 1898. * 795
L' Espagne, Cuba et les Etats-Unis.
Par C. Benoist. Paris.
1898. * 796
Las Antillas. Cuba, etc. Por A.
Corton. Barcelona. 1898. * 797
The Pearl of the Antilles. By G.
Lester. 1898. * 798
Cuba at a glance. By A. O'Hagan
and E. B. Kaufman. New York.
1898. * 799
poll
Pol
The Island of
Rowan and M.
Cuba. By A. S.
M. Ramsey.
1898. * 300
42
CUBA
The Rough Riders,
velt.
I'lLE de Cuba. Par H. Piron.
Paris. 1898. * 800a
New Constitution, establishing self-
government in the islands of Cuba
and Poi-to Rico. With comments,
etc. Neiv York. 1898. * 800b
Under three flags in Cuba. By G.
C. Musgrave. 1899. * 801
Cuba and international relations.
Bv J. M. Gallahan. Baltimore.
1899. * 802
The. same. London. 1902. . *
The Rescue of Cuba. An Episode
in the growth of free government.
By A. S. Draper. Boston.
1899. * 803
To-MORRow in Cuba. By C. M.
Pepper. New York. 1899. * 804
American Colonial Hand-book : a
book of facts about Cuba. By T.
C. Copeland. New York.
1899. * 805
Official History of the Spanish-
American War. By Leslie.
WusMngton. 1899. * 805a
By T. Roose-
1899. * 805b
The New-Born Cuba. By F.
Matthews. New York. 1899. * 806
Our Island Empire. A Hand-book
of Cuba. By C. Morris.
Philadelphia. 1899. * 807
Commercial Cuba. By J. W. C'ark.
New York. 1899. * 808
History of American Expansion nnd
the storv of our new possessions.
By M. Halstead. ^New York.
1899. * 809
La Capacidad Cubana. Confer ?ncia
dada en ** San Carlos" Cayo
Hueso, et 24. x. 1897. Por D.
V. Tejera. Hahana. 1899. * 810
Industrial Cuba. By R. P. Porter.
New York. 1899. [3 c.] 8]1
The War in Cuba : Experiences of
an Englishman with the V.S.
Army. By J. B. Atkins.
1899. * 812
The Sinking of the *' Merrimac " : a
personal narrative of adventure in
the harbour of Santiago de Cuba.
By Lieut. R. Pearson Hobson.
1899. * 813
" The Maine " : An Account of her
destruction in Havana Harbour.
By C. D. Sigsbee. 1899. * 814
Campaigning in Cuba. By G. Ken-
nan. ' 1899. * 815
Reminiscences of the Santiago^
Campaign. Bv Capt. J. Bigelow.
1899. * 815a
La Insurreccion por dentro Apuntes.
para la historia 1896-97. Por F.
Gomez. Madrid. 1900. * 817
Adios a Cuba . Recuerdos de uii
Cubano. Por C. B. Burgos.
1900. * 818
Principles of Colonial Government.
Adapted to the present needs of
Cuba. By H. N. Fisher. Boston.
1900. * 819^
The Civil Law in Spain and Cuba.
By C. S. Walton. Washington.
1900. * 820
Hand-Book of Havana and Cuba.
By A. J. Norton. Chicago.
1900. * 821
Catalogue special officiel de Cuba.
Exposition Internationale de 1900.
Paris. 1900. * 822
Under Tliree Flags in Cuba; a
Personal Account of the Cuban,
Insulrrection and Spanish-
American War. By C. Mus-
grave. 1900. * 822a
The Downfall of Spain : Naval His-
tory of the Spanish-American
W^ar. By H. W. Wilson.
1900. * 822b
Cuba por J. Marti. Hahana.
1901. * 82a
Cuba y el derecho de la fuerza. Por
C. M. de Cespedes y Quesada.
Santiago. 1901. * 824
Les Nouvelles Ameriques. Cuba, &c.
Par E. Aubert. Paris.
1901. * 825
Finis, Ultimos dias de Espafia en
Cuba. Por W. A. Insua. Madrid.
1901. * 82e
Contrib"ucion a la historia de la in-
dependencia de Cuba. Por V.
Morales y Morales. Hahana.
1901. * 827
A Gazetteer of Cuba. By H. Gan-
nett. [Geological Survey, U.S.A.]
1902. * 828
Cuba. Obra iilustrada con fotogra-
bados de meritisimos Cubanos. Por
J. ]*rieto Font. Hahana.
1902. * 829
Constitucion de la Repiiblica de
Cuba. Madrid; 1902. * 830
Opportunities in the Colonies and
Cuba. By W. H. Taft, Gen. L.
Wood, Gov. Allen of Porto Rico,
P. Lacoflte of Cuba. New York.
1902. * 830a
NoTAS Coloiiiales. Per A. Amblaid.
Madrid. 1904. ; ♦ 831
NociONES de historia de Cuba. Por
V. Morales v Morales. Habana.
1904. * $32
La Imprenta en la Habana, 1707-
1810. Por J. T. Medina. Santiago.
1904. * 833
New
834
New
835
Cuba and the Intervention. By A,
G. Robinson . New York.
1905. * 836
Cuba (International Bureau of the
American Republics). By G. de
Quesada. Washirifffon. 1905.
[3g.] 836a
Standard Guide to Havana.
York. 1905.
Standard Guide to Cuba.
York . 1905.
CUBA. 43
A History of Slavery in Cuba, 1511-
1868. By H. H. S. Aimes, Ph.D.
New York. 1907. * 837
The Campaign of St. jago de Cuba.
Bv H. H. Sargent. 3 vols.
1907. * 838
Ensayo de bibliografia Cubana de
los siglos xvii. y xviii. Por C.
M. Trelles. Maianzas.
■ 1907. [3f.] 838a
The Same. Suplemehto. 1908.
[3f.]
Standard Guide to Cuba. By C.
B. Reynolds. Havana. 1907.
[3g.] 838b
Standard Guide to Havana. By
C. B. Reynolds. Havana.
1907. [3g.] 838c
Revista de la Biblioteca Nacional.
Por D. Figarola-Caneda. Habana.
1909. [3f.l 838d
44
16. FLORE)A.
Ensayo Croiiologico para la historia
general de la Florida. Por A.
Gonzalez de Barcia. Madrid.
1723. * 838e
HiSTOiRE de la Floride Frangaise.
Par P. Gaffarel. Paris .1875. * 839
Florida, its History and Resources.
Bv S. A. Drake. Bvsfo7i..
1878. * • 840
Florida : its Scenery, climate and
history. Bv S. Lanir.
Philadelphia. 1881. * 841
'Guide to East Florida. By J. L.
Edwards. Jacksonville. 1881. * 842
Florida : resources and advantages.
By J. W. Gambler. 1883. * 843
Letters from Florida on the
Scenery, Climate, etc. By J. R.
Griffing. Lancaster. 1883. * 844
Florida Breezes. By E. C. Long.
Jacksonville. 1883. * 845
Practical Orange Culture in
Florida. By A. H. Manville.
Jacksonville. 1883. * 846
Florida for Tourists. By G. M.
Barbour. New York. 1884 * 847 I
Camping and Cruising in Florida. By
J. A. Henshall. Cincinnati.
1884. * 848 I
Letters from Florida. By J. B. i
Watson. Carlisle. 1884. * 849
Cruise of the Mont auk to Florida.
By J. MacQuade. New York.
t 1885. * 850
Oranges and Alligators, Sketches of
South Florida Life. By I. D.
Hardy. 1886. [13 i.] 851
Florida Fruits and how to raise
them. By H. Harcourt.
Louisvilh. 1886. * 852
Ekoniah Scrub : among Florida
lakes. By L. S. Houghton.
1886. * 853
Sunny Florida : Compendium of in-
formation . 1886. * 854
Explorations on the West Coast of
Florida. By A. Heilprin. (Wagner
Inst, of Science. Transactions vol.
1.). Philadelphia. 1887. * 855
Florida and the English. By
A. Montefiore. 1889. * 856
Home Life in P'lorida. By H. Har-
court. Louisville. 1889. * 857
Florida for Fruit farming. By F.
H. Williams. 1890. * 858
A Hand-book of Florida. By C. L.
Norton. 1891. [13 b.] 859
Revised Statutes of the State of
Florida. Jacksonville. 1892. * 860
Agricultural Statistics of the
State of Florida. Tallaha-^s^ee, Fla.,
1892. [32 k.] 861
Report of the Commissioner of
Agriculture, Florida. Tallahassee.
1893. * 862
La Florida. Por E. Ruidiaz y
Caravia. Madrid. 1893. * 863
The East Coast of Florida. By L.
Pio. 1893. * 864
Florida, Practical information. By
F. H. Williams. 1894. * 865
A Florida Sketch-book. By B.
Torrey. Boston. 1894. * 866
Hunting and Fishing in Florida.
By C. B. Cory. Boston. 1896. * 867
The elevated Reef of Florida. By
A. Agassiz. [Harvard College
Bulletin.] Camhridqe, U.S.A.
1896. * 868
Notes on Biscay ne Bay, Florida,
with reference to its adaptability
as the site of a Marine Hatching
and Experiment Station. By
H. M. Smith. Washington.
1896. [32 d.] 869
Report of the Fish and Fisheries of
the Coastal Waters of Florida.
Transmitted . . by the Commis-
sioner of Fish and Fisheries.
Washington. 1897. [321.] 870
Report on the Fisheries of Indian
River, Florida. Transmitted . .
by the Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries. Washington,
1897. [321.] 871
Across the Everglades. By H. L.
Willoughby. Philadelphia.
1898. * 872
The English Angler in Florida. By
R. Ward. 1898. * 873
De Soto and his men in the land of
Florida. By G. King. New York.
1898. * 874
The Spanish Settlements within the
present United States, 1515-1561.
By W. Lower V. New York.
1901. * 875
The Giant Fish of Florida. By J.
Turner-Turner. 1902. [10 e.] 876
FLORIDA
45
Dos antiguas relaciones
Florida. Por G. Garcia.
Mexico. 1902. *
Hernando de Soto, 1496-1542
R. B. C. Graham. 1903. *
Florida Fancies. By F. R. Swift
New Yord. 1903. * 879
de la
* 877
By
878
The Standard Guide, St. Augus-
tine, East Coast of Florida.
St. Augustine. 1905 * 880
Sunshine and Sport in Florida and
the West Indies. By F. G^
Aflalo. 1907. [3f:] 881
46
17. HONDURAS
[Inclnding British Honduras, Honduras and Mosquito Shore.]
A Journey over Land, from the
Gulf of Honduras to the great
South Sea, performed by J. Cock-
bum and five other Englishmen.
1735. * 882
The Same. 2nd ed., A. Faith-
ful Account of the Distresses and
Adventures of J. Cockburn,
etc. *
The Same. 3rd ed., The Un-
fortunate Englishmen. . . Taken
by a Spanish Guard a Costa. . :
Gulph of Honduras. 1773. [2 a.]
Remarks on a Passage from the
River Balise, in the Bay of Hon-
duras, to Merida, the Capital of
the Province of Yucatan, in the
Spanish West Indies . . with des-
patches . . relative to the Log-
wood Cutters in the Bay of Hon-
duras. 1769. * 883
A Full Answer to the King of
Spain's last Manifesto, respecting
the Bay of Honduras and the
Mosquito Shore. . . .
1779. [M.C.] * 884
Case of His Majesty's Subjects
settled on the Coast of Yucatan.
1789. * 885
Case of His Majesty's Subjects
settled on the Mosquito Shore.
1789. * 886
Case of the Agent to the Settlers
on the Coast of Yua.tan and the
late settlers on the Mosquito
Shore, stating the whole of his
conduct in soliciting Compensa-
tion for the losses sustained.
1793. * 887
An Account of the British Settle-
ment of Honduras ... to which
are added sketches of the man-
ners and customs of the Mosquito
Indians. . . . By Captain G.
Henderson. 1809. [H.C.] * 888
The Same. 2nd ed. 1811. *
Skktch of the Mosquito Shore. By
Captain T. Strangeways.
Edinburgh. 1822. [34 c.] 889
PoYAis. An AccoiTnt of the British
Settlements on the Mosquito
Shore. By Bryan Edwards.
1823. * 891
The Defence of the Settlers of
Honduras. Jamaica.
1824. [3 c.] 892
British Honduras Almanac, 1830.
BeUize. 1830. [2 a.] 893
Voyage pittoresque et archeologique
dans la province d' Yucatan, 1834-
36. Par Frederic de Waldeck.
* 894
Incidents of Travel in Yucatan
(1841). By J. L. Stephens: with
engravings from drawings bv Mr.
Catherwood. 1843. * 895
Narrative of a Residence of the
Mosquito Shore ; with an Account
of Truxillo and the adjacent
Islands of Bonacca and Roatan ;
with a Vocabulary of the Mosqui-
tian Language, hy T. Young.
1842. * 896
The Same. 2nd ed. 1847. [3 b.]
Views of Ancient Monuments in
Central America, Chiapas and
Y^ucatan. By F. Catherwood.
1844. * 896b
The Repi,y of J. M'Aquirre to some
unjust strictures published against
Honduras. New York. 1848. * 896c
Correspondence respecting the Mos-
quito Territory. [P.P.] 1848. * 897
History of Yucatan from its dis-
covery to the close of the 17th
Century. By Charles St. John
Fancourt. 1854. * 898
Notes on Central America, particu-
larly the States of Honduras and
San Salvador. By E. G. Squier.
New York. 1855.
The Same. Die Staaten von
Central-Amerika . . Deutsch
von K. Andree. Leipzic.
1865. *
A Nautical Description of the Gulf
of Mexico and Bay of Honduras.
1856. * 899
The Affair of Greytown [Mosquito
Territory]. By G. Stapleton.
1857. * 900
Explorations and Adventures in
Honduras. . . By W. V. Wells.
New York. 1857. [13 c.] 901
SociETE Anglo-Frangaise de Hon-
duras. Notice sur les acajous de
la Baie do Honduras. Paris.
1857. * 902
The Laws of the Settlement of
British Honduras in force in the
twentieth year of the reign of
HONDURAS.
+7
Queen Victoria. Belize.
1857. * 903
The States of Central America ;
their Geography, Topography,
Climate, Population, Resources,
Productions, Commerce, Political
Organization, Aborigines, etc.,
etc., comprising chapters on Hon-
duras, San Salvador, Nicaragua,
Costa Rica, Guatemala, Belize,
The Bay Islands, The Mosquito
Shore and the Honduras Inter-
Oceanic Railway. By E. G. Squier,
M.A., F.S.A. 1858.
[3 f .] 903a
CoDiGO penal de la Republica de
Honduras. Por J. M. Medina,
President. [Compiled by C.
Madrid.] Paris. [Po?'*??/ printed.]
1866. * 904
Honduras et ses ports. Documents
officials . . Par (Consul) E. Pel-
letier. Paris. 1869. * 904a
Honduras ; Descriptive, Historical,
and Statistical. By E. G. Squier.
1870. * 905
San Salvador und Honduras im
jahre 1576. Von. Dr. A. von
Frantzius. Berlin. 1873. * 905a
A Holder of Honduras [Bonds]. By
The Fool of the Family. 1875. * 906
Narrative of a journey across the
Unexplored Portion of British
Honduras. By H. Fowler.
Belize. 1879. * 907
Mr Fowler's Exploring Journey.
P.P. 1880. * 907a
Laws of British Honduras in force
on 31st December, 1881. 2 vols.
1882. * 908
British Honduras : an historical and
descriptive account of the colony
from its settlement, 1670. By
A. R. Gibbs. 1883. [M.C.] * 9<l9
The Colony of British Honduras.
Its Resources and Prospects. By
D. Morris. 1883. [13 c.] 910
A Lady's Ride Across Spanish Hon-
duras. Bv Maria Soltera.
Edinburgh. 1884. * 911
Documentos sobre log Emprestitos de
Honduras. Por V. Herran. Paris.
1884. * 912
British Honduras. Almanac, 1885.
New Orleans. 1885. [2 a.] 913
La Republica di Honduras. Da
(Duke) G. de Bustelli-Foscolo.
Eoma. 1886. * 914
The New Honduras. By T. R.
Lombard. Chicago. 1887. * 915
Consolidated Laws of British Hon-
duras. London. 1887. [4 i.] 916
Expedition to the Cockscomb Moun-
tains, British Honduras, By J.
Belamy. [In Geo. Jour.]
1889. * 917
Honduras : the land of great depths.
By C. Charles. Chicago.
1890. • 918
Honduras Commercial Directory.
(Bureau of American Republics).
1891. * 919
Handbook of Honduras. (Bur-eau
of the American Republics.)
Washington. 1892. * 920
The Handbook of British Honduras
for 1892-93. Comprising historical,
statistical and general information
concerning the colony. Compiled
from official and other reliable re-
cords by W. Bristowe. 5th year
of publication. Edinburgh.
1892. [3 c] 921
The Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus
palmarum) in British Honduras,
its Life, History, Habits, and
Economic Features. [Reprinted
from the Kew Bulletin, February-
March, 1893.] Bv F. H. W. Bland-
ford, M.A., F.Z.S., F.E.S.
1893. * 922
Mosquito Reserve Disturbances.
Convention with Nicaragua. P.P.
1896. * 922a
The same. P.J>. 1906. *
Researches in the
Honduras. . . By
Cam br idgc , Ma-^s .
Breve Noticia sobre
M. Lemus and H
Tegucigalpa.
Am Stillen Ocean.
Honduras. Von G
Berlin.
Uloa Valley,
G. B. Gordon.
1898. * 922b
Honduras. Por
G. Bourgeois.
1897. * 923
Erlebnisse in
Friedrich.
1898. * 925
La Republique de Honduras : notice
historique, geographique et statis-
tique. Par H. Jalhay. Anvers.
1898. * 926
Boundary with Mexico. P.P.
1898. * 926a
Das Nordliche Mittel-A m e r i k a .
Reisen und Studien, 1888-1898.
Von C. Sapper. Brunswick.
1899. * 927
BioGRAFiA del General F. Morazan.
Por E. Martinez Lopez.
Tegucigalpa. 1899. * 928
Mensaje del Sen or Presidente de la
Republica de Honduras.
Tegucigalpa. 1900. * 929
48
HONDURAS
NoMBRES geograficos indigeiias de
Honduras. For A. Membreiio.
Tegucigalya. 1901. * 930
HisTORiA de la guerra legitimista de
Honduras en 1903- For F. Som-
oza Vivas. Tegucigalpa.
1903. * 931
Tratado de cohtabilidad fiscal. For
P. M. Martinez. Tegucigalpa,
1903. * 932
Deuda del Ferrocarril de Honduras.
For J. M. Moncala. T egiicigaipa .
1904. * 933
La Frovincia de Tegucigalpa. For
R. E. Duron. 7\'gucigalpa.
1904. * 934
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal de
Honduras. Tegucigalpa.
1904. * 935
Hqnduras : Geographical Sketch.
Natural Resources, Laws, Econo-
mic Conditions, Developments,
and Frospects. By A. K. Moe.
Washington. 1904. [3 g.] 936a
Leyes militares 1881-1904 de Hon-
duras. Tegucigalpa.
1904. * 936
Tratados vigentes entre la Republic
de Honduras y les demas Repub-
publicas de Centro-America.
Tegucigalpa. 1905. * 937
Report to the Government of British
Honduras upon the outbreak of
yellow fever in that Colonv in
1905. Bv Rupert Bovce, M.B.,
F.R.S. 1906. [3d.] 937a
+9
18. NICARAGUA.
•Canal of Nicaragua, a project to
connect the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans by means of a Canal, by
Prince Naj>oleon Louis Bona-
parte. Privately printed.
1846. * 937b
Mosquito, Nicaragua, and Costa-
Rica. 1849. * 938
Der Freistaat Nicaragua. Von A.
von Billow. Berlin. 1849. * 938a
CENTRATi America : describing each
of the States of Guatemala, Hon-
duras, Salvador, Nicaragua and
Costa Rica. . . By J. Bailey.
1850. [3g.] 939
The Volcanoes of Central America,
and the Geographical and Topo-
graphical Features of Nicaragua
as connected with the proposed
Interoceanic Canal. By E. G.
Squier. 1850. * 940
Nicaragua: its People, Scenery,
Monuments, and the Prop>osed In-
teroceanic Canal. By E. G.
Squier. 2 vols. New York.
1852. * 941
Walker's Expedition to Nicaragua :
a history of the Central American
War and the Sonora and Kinnev
Expeditions. Bv W. V. Wells.
New York. 1856. * 942
The Destiny of Nicaragua, Central
America, as it was, is, and may
be, by an Officer in the Service of
Walker. Boston. 1856. * 943
Travels in the Free States of Cen-
tral America, Nicaragua, Hondu-
ras and San Salvador. By K.
Scherzer. 2 vols. 1857. * 944
Nicaragua: Past, Present and
Future. . . By P. F. Stout.
Philadelphia. 1859. * 944a
The War in Nicaragua. By Gen.
W. Walker. Mobile. I860. * 945
Descriptive Account of Captain
Pim's Project for a Railway across
Nicaragua, with Collinson's"^Rei)ort
and estimate of cost. 1866. * 946
Letter to Captain Pirn on the Phy-
sical Geography of the Nicaraguan
Railway Route. Bv Dr. Maury.
1866. * 946a
A Ride across a Continent: a Per-
sonal Narrative of W^anderinga
through Nicaragua and Costa
Rica. By F. Boyle. 1868. * 947
NoTAS geograficas y economicas sobre
la repiiblica de Nicaragua. Per
P. Levy. Paris. 1873. * 948
The Naturalist in Nicaragua. . .
By T. Belt. 1874. * 949
The Same. 2nd ed. 1888. [13 i.]
Nicaragua Canal ; Report from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs on
bill H. R. 4245. 1882. * 950
Arch^glogical Researches in Nica-
ragua. Bv J. F. Bransford.
Washington. 1881. * 950a
El Rio de San Juan de Nicaragua,
etc. Por M. M. de Peralta.
Madrid. 1882. * 951
The Gueguence ; a comedy ballet in
the Nahuatl-Spanish language of
Nicaragua. Bv D. G. Brinton.
Philadelphia. 1883. * 951a
Nicaragua y Panama en el sigle xvi.
Por M. M. de Peralta. Madrid.
1883. * 952
Percement de I'isthme de Panama
par le canal de Nicaragua. Par
N. Belly. Paris. 1885. * 952a
be, hy an Officer in the service of
Antiquites coram iques trouvees
dans le Nicaraf^ua en 1882-83. Por
C. Bovallius. Stockholm.
1885. * 952b
Exposition of the Errors in Ad-
miral Ammen's pamphlet, '* The
Certainty of the Nicaraguan Canal
contrasted with the uncertainties
of the Eads Ship Railwav." By
E. S. Corthell. Washington.
i886. * 953
El Canal Interoceanico de Nicara-
gua. Por D. de Mercado.
Bruselas. 1887. * 955
Via Nicaragua. By Mrs. A. Hort.
1887. * 956
L'Isthme Americain. Notes d'un
premier voyage, 1858. Par F.
Belly. Bruxelles. 1889. * 958
Commercial Directory qf Nicaragua.
(U.S. Bureau of Amer. Republic.)
1891. * 959
Buchanan's Conspicacy, the Nicara-
guan Canal and reciprocity. By
P. Cudmore. New York.
1892. * 960
Relation of the Nicaragua Canal to
American Commerce. By W. P.
Frye. 1893. * 961
Nicaragua : Studies on the Mos-
quito Shore in 1892. By C. de
50
Kalb.
NICARAGUA
[Amer. Geo. Soc.] i among gentle Savages [in Mos-
1893. * 961a ! quito Territory]. By C: N .Bell.
1899. [34 b.] 968
Etude economique sur la Republi-
qne de Nicaragua. Par D. Pector.
Neuchatel. 1893. * 961b
Nicaragua en los primeros anos de
su emancipacion. Por F. Ortega.
Paris. 1894. * 962
The Key of the Pacific : the Nicara-
gua Canal. By A. R. Colquhoun.
1895. [13 d.] 963
The Nicaragua Canal and the IVlon-
roe Doctrine. By L. M. Keasbey.
New York. 1896. * 964 | Hydrography of Nicaragua. By A.
Nicaragua : war of the filibusters. I P- ^^Y^^- '^^'•^•'SnArP^^l^^iSfd
By D. B. Lucas. Richmond. \ Survey.] 1900. 972
Physiography and Geology of region
adjacent to the Nicaragua Canal
Route. By C. W. Hayes. [U.S.
Geol. Soc. Bulletin, Vol. 10.]
1899. * 969
Le Nicaragua en 1900. Par C
Medina. Paris. 1900. * 970
The Nicaragua Canal. By W. E.
Simmons. Nexu YTk.
1900. * 971
1896. * 965
Sech JMonate in Nicaragua. Von
K. von Girsewald. Braunschweig.
1896. * 966
Canal de Nicaragua. Por J. Gutier-
rez Sobral. Hahana.
1897. * 967
The State of Nicaragua. By G.
Niederlein. Philadelphia.
1898. * 967a
Tanowheera: Life and Adventures
Ocean to Ocean : an account of Nica-
ragua and its people. By J. W.
G. Walker. Chicago. 1902. 973
Notes on the Nicaragua Canal. By
H. J. Sheldon. Chicago.
1902. * 974
Honduras. Geographical Sketch,
natural resources . . (Bureau of
the American Republics). By A.
K. ]VIoe. Washington.
1904. [3g.] 974it
5'
J9. COSTA RICA.
BosQUEJO de la Republica de Costa
Rica. Por F. Molina.
Madrid. 1850. * 975
Memoir on the boundary question
between Osta Rica and Nicara-
gua By F. Molina. Washington.
^ ^ 1851. * 975a
An Inquiry into the question of
boundaries between Costa Rica
and New Grenada. By F. Molina.
Waahington. 1853. * 97ob
Die Republik Costa Rica. Von M.
Wagner und C. Scherzer.
Z>ti/?.sR-. 1856. * 976
Costa Rica; its climate, constitu-
tion and resources. By M. M.
Peralta. 1873. * 976a
Costa Rica and the Banco Hipote-
cario. By R. Machado.
San JosCt. 1881. * 977
CosTA-Rica, Nicaragua y Panama.
en el siglo XVI. . . . Por M. M.
de Peralta. ^ ^^^
Madrid. 1883. * 978
Costa Rica en el siglo xvi. Por M.
M. de Peralto. Madrid.
1883. * 979
VocABULARiUM der Sprachen des
Boruca-Terraba, und Guatuso-
Indianer in Costa Rica. Von B.
A. Thiel. Braunschweig.
1884. * 979a
CoDiGO Fiscal de la Republica de
Costa Rica. San Ju.<(i.
1885. * 980
Costa Rica y Colombia de 1573 a
1881. Por M. M. de Peralta.
Madrid. 1886. * 981
Republica de Costa Rica. Historia,
etc. Por E. Villavicencio. San
.Tost. 1886. * 982
CoDiGO de procedimientos civiles de
giiense. San Jose. 1887. * 985
Alegeto de la Comision Nicaragii-
ense contestando la exposicion de
la Comision de Costa Rica sobre
limites. San Jos,'. 1887. * 984
The Same [in English].
San Jose.
188;
Exposicion sobre limites presentada
al arbitro Seiior General E. P.
Alexander por la Comision Nicara-
giiense. San Jose. 1887. * 985
TAc Same [in English].
San Jose. 1887.
Abgument on the Treaty of Limits
between Costa Rica and Nicara-
gua. By B. Soto. Washington.
1887. * 986
c osTA Rica : Reply to the Argument
of Nicaragua on the Treaty of
Limits. Washington. 1887. * 987
Republica de Costa Rica. Por J. B.
Calvo. San Jose. 1887. * 988
The Same. Chicago. 1890
CoDiGO Civil de Costa Rica. San
Jose. 1887. * 989
Validity of the Treaty of Limits be-
tween Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
Washington. 1889. * 990
Historia de Costa Rica 1502-1821.
Por L. Fernandez. Madrid.
1889. * 991
Costa Rica et» Son Avenir. Par P.
Biolley. Paris. 1889. * 992
The Same. Translated by C.
Charles. Washington 1889. *
The Same. Costa Rica und
Seine Zukunft. Uerlin. 1890. *
Costa Rica como nogar para inmi-
grantcs a los terrenes baldios. Por
.). Schroeder. San Jose.
1890. * 992a
Constitucion de ia Republica do
Costa Rica. San Jose.
1889. * 993
Republica de Costa Rica. [Notas
bibliograficas.] Por D. J. Malu-
quer. Madrid. 1890. * 994
Apuntaciones» sobre el clima y jeo-
grafia de la Republica de Costa
Rico. Por H. Pittier.
San Jose. 1890. * 995
Geografia de Costa Rica. Por F.
M. Barrantes.
San Jose. 1890. * 996
Limites de Costa Rica y Colombia.
Por M. M. de Peralta. Madrid.
1890. * 997
Handbook of Costa Rica. (Bureau
of the American Republics.)
Washington. 1891. * 998
Commercial Directory of Costa
Rica, (U.S. Bureau of American
Republics.) 1891. * 999
Exposicion Americana. Catalogo de
las antigiiedades de Costa Rica.
Madrid. 1892. * 1000
Elementos de Historia de Costa
Rica. Por F. Montero Barrantes.
2 vols. San Jose. 1892-94. * 1001
53
COSTA RICA.
Qeografia de Costa Rica. Pcrf F.
Montero Barrantes. Barcelona.
1892. *. 1002
Etnologia Centro Americana.
Madrid. 1893. * 1003
DicciONARTO de barbarismos y pro-
vincialis mos de Costa Rica. JPor
C. Gagini. San Jose. 1893. * 1003a
ExPLORACiONES BoTANTCAS efectua-
dus en la parte meridional de
Costa Rica. 1891-92. Por A.
Tonduz. San Jose. 1893. * 1003b
Antiguedades de Costa Rica. Por
A. Alfaro. San Jose.
1894. * 1004
CoMPENDTO de la Historia de Costa
Rica. Por L. Zarragoitia Baron.
San Jose. 1894. * 1005
CoMPENDio geografico y estadistico
de la Republica de Costa Rica.
Per L. Zarragoitia Baron.
San Jose. 1894. * 1006
Costa Rica State Immigration. By
J. Schroeder. San Jose.
1894. * 1007
Costa Rica : the gem of American
Republics. By R. Villafranca.
New York. 1895. * 1008
Primera Exposicion centroamericana
de Guatemala. San Jose.
1896. * 1009
NociONES de Geogralia Patria. Por
L. M. Obregon. San Jose.
1897. * 1010
AiiEGETO de la Comision Nicara-
giiense contestando la exposicion
• <ie la Comision de C^sta Rica sobre
limites. San Jose. 1897. * 1011
Exposicion sobre limites presentada
al arbitro Seiior E. P. Alexander,
por la Comision Nicaragiiense.
San Jose. 1897. * 1012
The Same [in English]. San
Jose. 1897.
Reply* to the argument of the Nioa-
raguan Boundary Commission
brought before the Honourable E.
P. Alexander, arbitrator.
San Jose. 1897. * lOia
La Republica di Costa Rica. Por A.
Erba. Genova. 1897. • 1014
Costa Rica y Costa de Mosquitos.
Por M. M. de Peralta. Paris.
1898. * 1015
The Republic of Costa Rica. By
G. Niederlein. Philadelphia.
1898. * 1016
Geological History of the Isthmus
of Panama and portions of Costa
Rica. By R. T. Hill. (Museum of
Comp. Zoology, Havard College).
Cambridge, U.S.A. 1898. * 1017
Expose des droits territoriaux de la
Republique de Costa Rica. Par
M. M. de Peralta. Paris.
1898. * 1018
JuRiDiCTiON territoriale de la repub-
lique de Costa Rica. Par M. M.
de Peralta. Paris. 1899. * 1819
CoMPENDJO de la Historia Patria. By
J. M. Quijana Otero. 4 ed.
Bogota. 1899. * 1020
La Geographie historique et les
droits territoriaux de la Repub-
lique de Costa Rica. Par M. M.
de Peralta. Paris. 1900. * 1021
Les Aborigenes de Costa Rica. Par
M.M. de Peralta. Paris.
1901. * 1022
Archaeological Researches in Costa
Rica. By C. V. Hartman. With
illustrations by J. Cederquist.
Stockholm. 1901. * 1023
The Republic of Costa Rica. (Phila-
delphia Museums). Philadelphia.
1905. * 1024
■"^
S3
20. PANAMA.
A New Voyage and description of
the Isthmus of America. . . By
L. Wafer. 1669. * 1025
The, Same.. 2nd ed. 1704. [23a]
The Same. Trad, par De
Montirat. Paris. 1706. * \
A Letter from a Member of Parlia- :
ment of Scotland to his Friend ,
at London, concerning their late !
Act for establishing a Company of
that Kingdom Trading to Africa |
and the Indies. 1695. * 1025a ,
Some Seasonable and Modest
Thoughts, l^artly occasioned by ,
and Partly concerning the Scots i
East-Indian Company. Humbly |
offered to R. H., Esq., a member :
of the present Parliament. By j
an unfeigned and hearty Lover \
of England. 1696. * 1025b ,
A Letter from a Gentleman in the .
Country to his Friend at Edin-
burgh, wherein it is clearly proved
that the Scott i.sh African, and
Indian Company, is P^xactly cal-
culated for the Interest of Scot-
land. Edinburgh. 1696. * 102oc
A Short Discourse of the present \
Temper of the Nation with re- ;
spect to the Indian and African
Company ; and of the Bank of i
Scotland. Also of Mr. Paterson's |
pretended Fund of Credit. By :
J.H. Printed by John Reid.
Edinburgh. 1696. * 1025d
A Perfect List of the several
Persons Residenters in Scotland,
who have subscribed as Adven-
turers in the Joynt-Stock of the
Company of Scotland trading to
Africa and the Indies . . . Edin-
burgh. 1696. * 1025e
The. Same. Reprinted, Glasgow.
1827. *
A Poem upon the Undertaking of
the Royal Company of Scotland
Trading to Africa and the Indies.
Edinburgh. 1697. * 1025f
A Just and Modest Vindication of
the Scots Design for the having
established a Colony at Darien,
with a Brief Display how much it
is their Interest to apply them-
selves to Trade and particularly to
that which is Foreign. By James
Hodges. [?By Robert Ferguson.]
1699. * 1026
A Letter from the Commission of
the General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland to the Council
and Inhabitants of the Scots
Colony of Caledonia in America.
[Darien Colony.] Glasgow.
1699. * 1027
The Same. Edinburgh: 1699. *
A Defence of the Scots Settlement
at Darien, with an Answer to the
Spanish Memorial against it, and
Arguments to prove that it is the
Interest of England to join with
the Scots and protect it ; to which
is added a Description of the
Countrv and a particular Account
of the Scots Colony. By Philo-
Caledon [PAndrew Fletcher, of
Saltoun]. 1699. * 1029
A Description of the Province and
Bay of Darian, giving a full Ac-
count of all its Situation, Inhabi-
tants, Way and Manner of Living,
and Religion, Solemnities, Cere-
monies, and Product, being vastly
rich with Gold and Silver, and
various other Commwlities. By
I. B[lackwell]. Edinburgh.
1699. * 1030
Information Concernant L'Affaire
De Darien. [Paris. 1699?] * 1030a
The History of Caledonia : or, The
Scots Colony ' in Darien in the
West Indii'S. With an Account of
the Manners of the Inliabitants,
and Riches of the Countrey. By
a Gentleman lately Arriv'd.
• 1699. * 1030b
A Short Account from, and Des-
cription of the Isthmus of Darien.
where the Scots Collony aie set-
tled. With a particular Map of
the Isthmus and Entrance to
the River of Darien. According
to our late News, and Mr. Dam-
pier and Mr. Wafer. Edinburgh.
, 1699. * 1030c
The Same. Trad, par De Mon-
tirat. Paris. 1706 *
A Letter, giving a Description of
the Isthmus of Darian (Where
the Scot's Colonic is settled) ;
From a Gentleman who lives
there at present. With an Ac-
count of the Fertilness of the
Soil, The Quality of the Air, The
Manners of the Inhabitants, And
the Nature of the Plants, and
Animals, etc. An d a particular
Mapp of the Isthmus and En-
trance to the River of Darian.
Edinburgh. 1699. I030d
*f
PANAMA.
Observations of a Person of Emin-
ence and Worth in Caledonia,
written to his Friend in Boston,
N.E., on their Scots Settlenient,
New Edinburgh, at Darien, in
America ; with an Account of the
Nature and Condition of the
Country, and good Disposition of
the Natives towards them, and of
their addressing the president of
Panama. Dated at Fort St.
Andrews, Feb. 18th, 1898-9.
Boston. 1699. * 1030e
A Short and Impartial View of the
Manner and Occasion of the
Scots Colony's coming away from
Darien. In a letter to a person of
Quality. 1699. * 1030g
The Defence of the Scots Settle-
ment at Darien, Answer'd Para-
graph by Paragraph, By Philo-
Britan. 1699. * 103()h
A Just and Modest Vindication of
the Scots Design for the having
Established a Colony at Darien.
With a brief Display how much it
is their Interest to apply them-
selves to Trade, and particularly
to that which is foreign.
1699. * lOaOi
The Golden Island or the Darian
Song. In Commendation of All
Concerned in that Noble Enter-
prize of the Valient Scots. By a
Lady of Honour. Edinburgh.
1699. * 1030J
A Defence of the Scots abdicating
Darien, including an answer to the
defence of the Si.ots Settlement
there. [Bv James Hodges.]
Edinburgh. 1700. * 1031
Certain Propositions relating to the
Scots Plantation of Caledonia, and
to the National Address for sup-
porting thereof. Glasgow.
1700. * 1032
The Address presented to His
Majesty at Kensington, 11th June
1700, by the Commissioners ap
pointed by Parliament, in support
of the motion "That our Colony
of Caledonia in Darien is a legal
and rightful settlement."
[1700]. * 1033
Scotland's Grievances relating to
Darien. Humbly offered to the
Consideration of the Parliament.
1700. * 1034
Representation and Petition of the
Council General of the Indian and
African Company to Parliament.
1700. * 1034a
The Original Papers and Letters
relating to the Scots Company
trading to Africa and the^
Indies. . . .
1700. • 1034b
An Enquiry into the causes of the
Miscarriage of the Scots Colony
at Darien, or an answer to a
Libel entitled " A Defence of the
Scots abdicting Darien." ...
Glasgow, jjrivately printed.
1700. * 1035.
The Original Papers and Letters
relating to the Scots Company,
trading to Africa and the Indies,
from the Memorial given ia
against them taking Subscriptions
at Hamburgh, by Sir Paul
Ricault, H.M. Resident there, to
their last Address sent up to H.M.
in December, 1699 (with the Supn
plement). 1700. * 1036
A Short Vindication of Phil. Scot's
defence of the Scots abdicating
Darien : Being in Answer to the
Challenge of the Author of the
Defence of that Settlement. . . .
1700. * 1036a
Certain Propositions relating to
the Scots Plantations of Cale-
donia, and the National Address
for supporting thereof, briefly
offered to Publick View, for re-
moving of Mistakes and Preju-
dices. Glasgow. 1700. * 1036b'
A Full and Exact Collection of all
the considerable Addresses,
Memorials, Petitions, Answers,
Proclamations, Declarations, Let-
ters, and other Publick Papers,
relating to the Company of Scot-
land trading to Africa and the
Indies ; since the passing of the
Act of Parliament, by which the
said Company was established in
June, 1695, till November, 1700.
1700. * 1036c
Scotland's Right to Coledonia
(Formerly called Darien) and the
Legality of its Settlement, as-
serted in three several Memorials
presented to His Maiestv in May,
1699. By the Lord "President of
the Session and Lord Advocate
on behalf of the Company of
Scotland, Trading to Africa and
the Indies. 1700. * 1036c
The Application of the Scots to
Foreign Trade, Commended and
Encouraged: and their late at-
tempt to have Settled at Darien,
fully Vindicated from all that
hath been excepted against it.
[1700?] * 1036d
Caledonia: or, The Pedlar turn'd
Merchant. A Tragi-Comedy. As
it was acted by His Majesty's
Subjects of Scotland, in the King
of Spain's Province of Darien.
1700. * 1036e
A Speech in Parliament on the 10th
day of January, 1701. By the
Lord Belhaven, on the Afiair of
the Indian and African Company,
and its Colony of Caledonia.
Edinburgh. 1701. * 1036f
An Enquiry into the Caledonian
Project, with a Defence of Eng-
land's Procedure (in point of
Equity) in Relation thereunto.
In a Friendly Letter from Lon-
don to a Member of the Scots
African and Indian Company in
Edinburgh, to guar^ against Pas-
sion. London. 1701. * 1036g
A Letter to a Friend at Edin-
burgh from Rotterdam ; Giving an
account of the Scots affairs in
Darien. Bv J. Byres.
1702. * 1036h
Two Proposals Becoming England
at this Juncture to Undertake.
One, for Sen^uring A Colony in
the West Indies, As His Majesty's
Propriety now to be enter'd uix)n,
or for ever lost. And the other,
for advancing Merchandize, and
the Crown-Revenue To at least
40,000 l.p. An. 1706. * 1036i
Memoirs of Darien, giving a short
Description of that Countrey,
with an Account of the Attempts
of the Company of Scotland, to
Settle a Colonie in that place , . .
Written mostly in the year 1700,
while the Author was in the
American Regions. Glasgom.
1714. 1036J
The History of Darien. Giving a
Short Description of that Coun-
try, an Account of the attempts
of the Scotch Nation to settle a
Colony in that place, a Relation
of the many Tragical Disasters
which attended that Design ; with
some Practical Reflections uj>on
the whole. By the Rev. Mr. F.
Borland. . . Written mostly in
the year 1700, ^yhile the Author
was in the American Regions. . ,
Glasgom. 1779. * 1037
Account of the late Expedition
against the Isthmus of Darien
under the Command of Sir Gregor
McGregor. By W. D. Weather-
head. 1821. * 1038
PANAMA. ^S^
Message from the President of the
United States in relation to the
proposed Congress at Panama,
May 17, 1826. * 1039
Incidents of Travel in Central:
America. By J. L. Stephens.
2 vols. New York. 1841. * 1040
The. Same. 12th ed. Illustrated.
2 vols. New York.
1852. [13 c]
Succinct View of the Practicability
of forming a Ship Canal across
the Isthmus of Panama. By H.
R. Hill. 1845. * 1041
Travels in Central America. . . By
R. G. Dunlop. 1847. * 1042
The Darien Papers, being a selec-
tion of Original Letters by
William Patterson, and Official
Documents relating to the Estab-
lishment of a Colony at Darien.
. . . 1695-1700. By J. H. Bur-
ton. Bannatyne Club.
1849. * 1043
I Wild Life in the Interior of Cen-
I tral America. Bv G. Bvam.
I 1849. 1043a
I The Mahogany Tree : its botanical
character . . . also notices of the
projected interoceanic Canals of
Panama, Nicaragua and Tehu-
antepec. Liverpool. 1850. * 1044
j Wanderings in some W'estern Re-
publics of America, with remarks
I upon the cutting of the Great Ship
! Canal through Central America.
By G. By art. 1850. * 1045
Memoir of an eventful expedition
in Central America. . . By P.
Velasquez. A'ew York.
1850. * 1045a
State of the Great Ship-Canal Ques-
tion. Convention between Great
Britain and the United States.
1850. * 1046
On Facilities for a Ship Canal Com-
munication between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, through the
Isthmus of Panama. By Lieut.-
Col. J. A. Lloyd. 1850. * 1047
Darien, or the Merchant Prince : an
historical romance. By B. E.
G. Warburton. 3 vols. 1852. * 1048
The Same. 6th ed. [25 p.]
The Isthmus of Darien Ship Canal,
with vocabulary of Tule or Darf^n
Indians. By Dr. Efdward] Cul-
len. 1852. * 1049 •
56
PANAMA.
- — - Tht Same. The Isthmus of
Darien Ship Canal : with a full
history of the Scotch Colony of
Darien. 2nd ed. 1853. [3 g.]
The Isthmus of Darien in 1852 :
Journal of the Expedition of In-
quiry for the Junction of the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans (and
Engineer's Report). By L.
Gisbourne. 1853. * 1050
Wander bilder aus Central-Amerika.
Von W. Heine. Leipzic.
1853. * 1050a
A Story of life on the Isthmus. By
J. W. Fabens. ^vcw Yoi'k.
1853.. * 1050b
Panama in 1855. An Account of the
Panama Railroad. By R. Tomes.
New York. 1855. * 1051
'Communication to the Board of
Directors of the Panama R.R. Co.
and to the Stockholders. J\etv
York. 1855. * iq51a
doRRESPONDENCE With the United
States respecting Central America.
1856. * 1052
Further Correspondence with the
United States respecting Central
America. 1856. * 1052a
The Clayton and Buhver Conven-
tion of April 19, 1850
1856 * 1052b
Panama : Final Diplomatic Contro-
versy between New Granada and
the United States, 15th April,
1856. Liverpool. 1857. * 1057
Central America : I|y W. Paterson,
the Merchant-Statesman. From
a MS. in the British Museum.
1701. . . . Edited by S. Bannis-
ter, M.A. London.
1857. * 1057a
William Paterson, the Merchant-
Statesman, and Founder of the
Bank of England : His Life and ;
Trials. By S. Bannister, M.A. '
Edinhurcjh. 1858. * 1057b \
The Writings of William Paterson,
Founder of the Bank of England :
with Biographical Notices of the
Author, his Contemporaries, and
his Race. Edited by S. Bannister,
M.A. 2 vols. 1858. * 1057c
Percement de I'Isthmus cle Panama,
par 1g canal de Nicaragua. Par '
F. Belly. Paru. 1858. * 1054 1
Seven Years' Travel in Central i
America. ... By J. Froebel.
1859. [M.C.] * 1055;
Correspondence respecting Central
America, 1856-60. [P.P.]
1860. * 1056
History of the Panama Railroad ;
with Traveller's Guide and Busi-
ness Man's Handbook for the
Panama Railroad and its Con-
nections with Europe, the United
States, etc. By F. W. Otis.
New York, 1861. * 1057
L'ISTHME du Darien. Par Don J.
Samper. Paris. 1862. * 105B
Illustrated Memoir of an Eventful
Expedition into Central America,
resulting in the Discovery of the
Idolatrous City of Iximaya . . .
described by J. L. Stephens.
1863. * 1059
The Gate of the Pacific. By Com-
mander B. Pim, R.N.
• 1863. [13 d.] 1060
The Isthmus of Panama. Bv C. T.
Bid well. 1865. * 1061
Note sur les Sepultures in diennis
du departement de Chiriqui (etat
I de Panama). Pur M. A.'Zeltner.
I Panama. 1866. '= 1061a
i History of the Railroad and the
Isthmus of Panama. By F. N.
Otis. New York. 1867. * 1061b
Dottings on the Roadside in
Panama, Nicaragua and Mosquito.
By Commander B. Pim, R.N., and
B. Seemann, Ph.D., F.L.S.
1869. [13 h.] 1063
Is A Ship Canal Practicable? Notes,
Historical and Statistical upon the
Projected Routes for an Inter-
oceanic Ship Canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. By
S. T. Abert. IJincinnati.
1870. * 1064
Travels in Central America. . . .
From the Franck of A. de Morelet
by Mrs. M. F. Squier. 1871. * 1065
A Travers I'Amerique centrale. Par
F. Belly. Paris. 1872. * 1066
Reports of Explorations and Sur-
veys to ascertain the practicability
of a Ship Canal between the At-
lantic and Pacific Oceans by the
way of the Isthmus of Darien. By
T. O. Selfridge. Washington.
1874.' * 1067
Lts Isthmes Americains. Par L.
Drouillet. Paris. * 1067a
Across Central America. By J. W.
Boddam-Whetham. 1877. * 1068
Central America, the AVest Indies
and South America. Edited and
extended by H. W. Bates, with
PANAMA.
ethnological appendix by A. H.
Keane, B.A. 1878. [3 f .] 1069
BiOLOGiA - Centrali- Americana : or
contributions to the knowledge of
the Fauna and Flora of Mexico
and Central America, Botany
[completed], Zoology and Archae-
ology [completed]. Edited by F.
D. Godnian, D.C.L., and O.
Salvin. 1879 et seq. * 1069a
Percement de I'isthme de Panama.
Par B. de Saint-Pol Lias. Pari.^.
1879. * 1069b
Report of the Secretary of State,
with accompanying Correspond-
ence in relation to the proi^osed
Interoceanic Canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Washington. 1880. * 1070
The Inter-Oceanic Canal and the
Monroe Doctrine. Netv York.
1880. * 1070a
Der Panama Canal, seine Bau und
seine Zukunft. Von C. Keep.
Dresden. 1880. * 1071
Panama et Darien. Voyages d' ex-
ploration. Par A. Roclus.
Paris. 1881. * 1072
L'Amerique centrale et le Canal de
Panama. Par Viscount H. L. G.
de Bizemont. Paris. 1881. * 1073
Review of the Monroe Doctrine and
the Panama Canal. By Grotius.
Washington. 1882. * 1074
Geografica de Centro-America. Por
J. M. Caceres. Paris. 1882. * 1075
The History of Central America,
1501-1800. By H. H. Bancroft.
2 vols. San Francisco.
1882. * 1076
The United States and the Panama
Canal. By A. Gustafson.
1882. * 1077
Der Panama-Kanal. Von H.
Zoeller. Stuttgart. 1882. * 1078
Report of , . . information relating
to the problem of interoceanic
communication by way of the
American Isthmus. By J. T.
Sullivan (U.S.A. Navy Depart-
ment.) Washington. 1883. * 1079
La Politique frangaise en Oceanie
a propos du Canal de Panama.
Par P. Deschanel. Paris.
1884-88. * 1082
Dek Central Amerikanische Bos-
porus. Von L. Gaebler. Leipzic.
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57
Letter . . transmitting Reports of'
U.S. officers respecting the pro-
gress of work on the Ship CanaL
By W. E. Chandler. 1884. * 1084
The Panama Canal : its History. By
J. C. Rf)drigues. 1885. * 1085
JuTTiNGS on Panama. By A. Rad-
ford. 1886. * 1086
The Panama Canal : Report to the
Chamber of Commerce of New
York. By J. Bigelow. New York.
1886. * 1087.
Historie du Canal de Panama. Par
A. Gar<?on. Paris. 1886. * 1088
Le Canal de Panama. Par L. N. B.
Wyse. Paris. 1886. * 1089
The Ancient Cities of the New
World, being Travels and Explora-
tions in Mexico and Central
America from 1857-1882. Trans-
lated, from the French of D.
Charnav, by J. Gonino and H.
S. Connant. 1887. [13 i.] 1090
Les Indiens de I'Etat de Panama.
Par A. Pinart. Paris.
1887. * 1091
La debacle du Panama. Par C.
Day. Paris. 1887. * 1092
Apercu de quelques difficultes a
vaincre dans la construction du
Canal. Par W. Nelson. Paris.
1888. * 1093
Le Grandi strade del commercio pro-
poste fino dal secolo xvi. Canale
de Panama. Da G. Coen.
Livnrno. 1888. * 1094
CoMiTE de defense des obligataires
[of the Panama Canal]. Paris.
1888. * 1095
AcHEVEMENT du Canal. Par F.
Paponot. Paris. 1888. * 1096
Cronicon de la Mision de P. P.
Capuchinos en Cf^ntro America. . .
Por J. de Cambriles. Barcelona.
1888. * 1096a
La V(3rite sur Panama. Par G. de
Belot. Paris. 1889. * 1097
L'AcHEVEMENT du Canal de Pana-
ma . . Par V. Dubois. Mesnil.
1889. * 1098
Percement definitif du Canal. Par
A. Duponchel. Paris.
1889. * 1099
La petite epargne et le Canal du
Panama. Par M. Durando-
Savoyat. Montpellier.
1889. * 1100
Canal de Panama. Organisation
des comites independants. Par
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PANAMA.
R. Lebbe. Barhezie.ux.
1889.
1101
Le Canal de Panama et la societe
civile chi Darien. Par P. Mou-
chot. Paris. 1889. * 1102
''Canal de Panama. Doit-on re-
prendre les travaiix avec les capi-
taux prives? Par F. Paponot.
Paris. 1889. * 1103
Le Panama, la plus grande infamie
de notre siecle. Par E. Saulnier.
Paris. 1889. * 1104
Suez et Panama. Par F. Paponot.
Paris. 1889. * 1105
Five Years at Panama. By W.
Nelson. Nem York. 1889.
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Lecture on the Canal. By A. E.
Verdereau. Colon. 1889. * 1107
Conclusion a tirer des Rapports de
la Commission d'etudes. Par
A. Lemoine. Paris.
1890. * 1109
Declaration des droits des obliga-
taires du Panama. Lille.
1890. * 1110
Rapports de la Commission d'
etudes [of Panama)] Pari.<.
1890. * 1111
La verite sur le Canal. Paris.
1890. * 1112
Le Canal. Etude retrospective his-
torique et technique. Par F.
Paponot. Paris. 1890. * 1113
Remboursement des obligations par
les actionnaires. Par G. Pinta.
Vincemics. 1890. * 1114
Chemin de fer a navires de Panama
avec achevement du Canal a
niveau. Par A. Sebillot.
Paris. 1890. * 1115
In and Out of Central America. By
F. Vincent. New York.
1890. * 1115a
Pro.jet d' achevement du Canal de
Panama. Par A. Dumas. Paris.
1891. * 1116
Le tarif a appliquer a Panama et
les revenues probables. Par A.
Dumas. Paris. 1891. * 1117
Les coulisses du Panama. Par L.
M. Floridian. Paris.
1891. * 1119
Het Panama Kanaal. N. C. de
Gijselaar. Ltiden. 1891. * 1120
Le Canal de Panama. Solution de
la question financiere. Par F.
Paponot. Paris. 1891. * 1121
Canal de Panama. Mission de
1890-91 en Colombie. Par L. N.
B. Wyse. Paris. 1891. * 1122
Le scandale de Panama. Par E.
Demachy. Paris.
1892. V 1123
History of Panama. By G. S.
Minot. Kingston y J a.
1892. * 1124
Panama Canal a niveau, son acheve-
ment possible en 5 ans. Par
Economiste. Paris.
1892. * 1125
Les millions du Panama. Paris.
1892. * 1126
Les scandales du Panama. Paris.
1892. * 1127
Canal de Panama, son relevement
par le Suez. Par F. Paponot.
Paris. 1892. * 1128
La Culebra franchie avec ime
depense de 60 millions. [Societe
des Chemins de Fer a navires.]
Paris. 1892. * 1129
CouR d'Appel de Paris. Plaidoierie
pour MM. F et C de Lesseps.
Par H. M. Barboux. Paris.
1893. * 1130
La verite sur le Panama. Par S.
M. Cosmao-Dinnenez. Quimper.
1893. * 1131
L'enquete parlementaire sur le
Panama. Par Depute. Sceaux.
1893. * 1132
Souvenirs d'un Echappe de Panama.
Par P. Mimande.
Paris. 1893. * 1133
Affaire de Panama. Plaidoierie
pour M.M. Fontane. Par C. H.
Du Buit. Paris. 1893. * 1134
PouRQUOi n'a-l-on pas pu arreter
Arton? Par — Dupas. Paris.
1893. * 1135
Panama, ou la verite sur la jonction
des deux Oceans. Par G. de
Fontbonne. Paris.
1893. * 1136
Precis de I'atfaire du Panama. Par
A. Lucas. Paris. 1893. * 1137
Souvenirs d'un geologue sur Panama
et le canal. Par J. Marcou.
cou. Neuchdtel. 1893. * 1138
La comedie de Panama. Pari^.
1893. * 1139
La chanson qu' attaque I'isthme du
Panama. Paris. 1893. * 1140
Le dernier mot de 1' Affaire du
Panama. Paris. 1893. * 1141
Les etrangleurs du Panama. Paris.
1893. * 1142
PANAMA.
59
Les justes lois et les responsabili- 1 Isthmus of Panamj^, Canal Routes^
tes du Panama. Par — Pang- | etc. By T. W. Hurst,
losse. Paris. 1893. * 1143 | Chicago. 1898. * 1159
Relevement immediat de I'entre- I Was Middle America peopled from
prise du Canal de Panama. Par
F. Paponot. Paris.
1893. * 1144
Les complicites du Panama : pages
d' histoire scciale contemporaine.
Par G. Rouanet. Paris.
1893.
Resume de la conference de M
Sebillot, sur I'achevement econ
omique du Canal de Panama
Par A. Sebillot. Paris.
Asia. By E. S. Morse
New York. 1898.
La America Central,
etc. Por A. Opisso.
Barcelona. 1898.
1160
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1161
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* IT Ar Geological History of the Isthmus
^^^^ of Panama. By R .T. Hill.
(Harvard Museum of Comp.
Zoology Bulletin.) Cambridge.
1898. * 1162
Le Tour du monde politique. La
1146 , Justice
Par H. Maret. Paris.
1898. * 1163
Le Guide pratique des porteurs d
obligations de la Compagnie de Report of Council of Corporation
Panama. Par H. Verite. Pari.
1893. * 1147
Documents concernant le concession-
aire publiea pendant les proces
de Panama. Par L. N, B. Wyse.
Poissy. 1893. * 1148
PANAMA-oder Nicaragua-Canal? Von
H. Polakowskv. Leipzic.
1893. * 1148a
Le Canal de Panama et la nouvelle
societe. Pair G. Andre. Paris.
.1894. * 1149
Liquidation de la Compagnie de
Panama. Commentaire de la loi
du ler Juillet, 1893. Par P.
Bressolles. Paris.
1894. * 1150
Canal interoceanique de Panama.
•' Par F. Paponot. Paris.
" 1894. * 1151
Prehistoric Structures of Central
America. Who erected them ?
By M. I. Townsend. Troy, N.Y.
1895. * 1152
Le Proces du Panama. Paris.
1895. * 1153
DiscouRS en faveur du canal des
deux Mers. Par — de Polignac.
Paris. 1895. * 1154
L' Affaire de Panama. Par A.
Chiche. Bordeaux.
1896. * 1155
Notas de viaje. Por S. Camacho
Roldan. Paris. 1897. * 1156
Panama en 1897. Le nouveau syn-
dicat Lachevre, Derenne. Par
J. Aron. Paris. 1897. * 1157
M. Clovis Hughes et moi dans
I'affaire de Panama. Par J.
Saint-Martin. Avignon.
1897.- * 1158
of Foreign Bondholders for 1898-
99. 1899. * 1164
Lr Panama et la republique. Par
J. Quesney de Beaurepaire.
Paris. 1899. * 1165
Explorations aux Isthmes de
Panama et de Darien en 1876-78.
Par A. Reclus. Paris.
1899, 1900. • 1166
Etude sur le commerce et
Tagriculture en Colombie. Par
O. S. Sloan. 1901. * 1167
L'Achevement du Canal de Pana-
ma. Par C. Sonderegger.
Paris, 1902. * 1169
The Mastery of the Pacific. . . By
A. R. Colquhoun. 1902.
.« [15e.l 1170
Mittelamerikanische Reisen und
Studien. Von C. Sapper.
Braunschweig. 1902. * 1171
Compilation of Executive Docu-
ments and Correspondence rela-
tive to a Trans-Isthmian Canal
in Central America. By G. H.
Sullivan and W. N. Cromwell. 3
vols. New York. 1903. * 1172
A New Voyage and Description of
the Isthmus of America. By
Lionel Wafer. Reprinted from
the original edition of 1699.
Edited by G. P. Winship.
Cleveland. 1903. * 1173
Notes on Panama. By Captain H.
C. Hale. Washington.
1903. • 1174
The Panama Canal Question. By
A. Aldana. Cardiff^.
1903. * 1175
Le Canal transisthmique : etude
6o
PANAMA
d'historie diplomatique Ameri-
caine. Par C. H. Huberich.
Paris. 1903. * 1176
The Same. The Trans-
Isthmian Canal. Austin. 1904.
Les Interets francais dans le Paci-
fique Canal de Panama. Par C.
Lemire. Paris. 1904. * 1177
A. Bibliography of printed Docu-
ments and Books relating to the
Darien Company. By J. Scott,
C.B. With additions and correc-
tions by G. P. Johnston. Edin-
burgh. Privately printed.
1904 and 1906. * 1178a
{Many of the Darien entries are taken from this work.]
Problems of the Panama Canal.
By H. L. Abbot. New York.
1905. * 1179
The Civil Code of the Republic of
Panama, and Amendatory Laws
continued in force in the Canal
Zone. Translated under the
direction of C. E. Magoon by F.
L. Joannini.
Washington. 1905. [21.] 1180
The Panama Canal. Speech at the
St. Louis Commercial Club. By
W. H. Taft. Washington.
1905. * 1180a
Essais d'historie diplomatique
Americaine Le canal inter-
oceanique. Par A. Viallate.
Paris. 1905. * 1181
Panama Songs. By M. Delevante.
New York. 1906. * 1181a
FoxjR Centuries of the Panama
Canal. By W. F. Johnson.
New York. 1906. * 1181b
Panama Patchwork. Poems. By
J. S. Gilbert. 3rd ed., with a
new foreword by T. Robinson.
New York. 1906. [3 g] 1182
Laws of the Canal Zone, Isthmus
of Panama. Enacted by the
Isthmian Canal Commission.
Washington. 1906. [21.] 1183
Panama, the Isthmus and the Canal.
By C. H. Forbes-Lindsay. Phila-
delphia. 1906. • 1184
Speech (on the Panama Canal) be-
fore the Commercial Club, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Jan. 20, 1906. By
T. P. Shonts.
Washington. 1906. • 1185
Isthmian Canal Commission. An-
nual Report for vear ended June
30th, 1907. Washington. 1907.
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The Same for 1908. [21.]
Panama : a personal record of forty-
six years, 1861-1907. By T.
Robinson. New York.
1907. • 1186a
The Crisis in Panama. By L. W.
Bates. 1907. * 1186b
The Retrieval at Panama. By L.
W. Bates. 1908. * 1186c
The Canal Record (Isthmian Canal
Commission). Vol. I. Ancon.
1908. [2 1.] 1186d
The Panama Canal and its makers.
By V. Cornish, D.Sc.
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Arte y vocabulario de la lengua de
los Indies de la provincia de Cu-
mana o nueva Andaleucia. . . .
Por Fr. de Tauste. Madrid.
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HiSTORiA general de la Conquista
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A Genuine and Particular Account
of the Taking of Carthegena by
the French and Buccaniers in the
year 1697 by the Sieur Pointis,
Commander in Chief ; with the
account of the original of Cartha-
gena in 1532. 1740. * 1189
The Same, An authentick and
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the year 1697, by Sieur Pointis.
[From the French.] 2nd ed.
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HiSTORTA Corografica de la nuevo
Adalucia. . . Por Fr. A. Caulin.
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ExposicioN de la conducta obser-
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The Same. Voyage, etc.
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Colombia: its present state, cli-
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The Same. Philadelahia.
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Letters written from Colombia
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Journal of a Residence and
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A Visit to Colombia in the years
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The Present State of Colombia : ac-
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Geschichte von Columbia. Von E.
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A LOS Colombianos. Por M. Tovar.
Curazao. 1829. * 1202
Paz Perpetua e-* America o federa-
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CuERPO de leyes de la republica de
Colombia . . desde 1821-1827.
Caracas. 1840. * 1203
CoMPENDio del descubrimiento y
colonisacion de la Neuva Gra-
nada. Por Acosta. Paris.
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Memorias para la historia de la
Nueva Granada desde su descub-
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Memoria sobre la geografia de la
Nueva Granada. Por Mosquera.
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CfLECTON de piezas dramaticas. Por
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New Granada. By I. F. Holton.
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CoMPENDio de geografia general,
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The Same. London. 1866. *
Ensayo sobre las revoluciones poli-
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Voyage a la Sierra Nevada de
Sainte Marthe. Par E. Reclus.
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Jeografia fisica i politica de los
Estados Unidos de Colombia. Por
F. Perez. 2 torn. Bogota.
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New Granada : Its Internal Re-
sources. By Pov/les. 1863. * 1213
Memorias historico-politicas. Por
jeneral J, P. Gutierrez.
Bogota. 1865. * 1213a
HiSTORiA de la literatura en Nueva
Granada desde la conquista hasta
la independencia 1538-1820. Por
J. M. Vergara y Vergara.
Bogota. 1867. * 1213b
DicciONARio geografico de los Estados
Unidos de Colombia. Bogota.
1868. * 1214
Relaciones de los Vireyes del
Nuevo Reino de Granada. Por
Garcia y Garcia. New York.
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Alti'^ras tomadas e;\ la republica de
Colombia. Von Keiss und Stiibel.
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Limites entre Colombia i Venezula.
Bogota. 1875. * 1217
Anales diplomaticos de Colombia.
Por P. J. Cadena. Bogota.
1879. * 1217a
DiccioNARio jeograafico de los
Esta<los Unidos de Colombia. Por
J. Esguerra Ortez. Bogota.
1879. * 1217b
BosQUEJO estadistico de la region
oriental de Colombia. . . Por J. D.
Escobar. 2a od. Bogota.
1880. * 1218
A LA Memoria de Andres Bello en su
centenario. . . Bogota. 1881. * 1219
HiSTORiA de las conquistas del nuevo
reino de Granada, 1688. Por L.
Fernandez do Piedrohita. Bogota.
1881. * 1220
Memobias Bobre la bistoria de
derecho constitucional de Colom-
bia. Por J. M. Samper Agudelo.
Bogota. 1881. * 1221
Apuntes sobre bibliographia Colom-
biana. . . Por J. Laverde Amaya.
Bogota. 1882. * 1222
Les Etats-unis de Colombie. Precis
d'histoire et de geographie physi-
cale, politique et commerciale.
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1883. * 1224
Geografia general fisica y politica
de los Estados Unidos de Colombia.
Por F. Perez. Bogota.
1883. * 1226
Documentos para la historia de la
provincia de Cartagena de Indias.
Por M. E. Corrales. 2 tom.
Bogota. 1883. * 1227
Compendio de la historia patria. Por
J. M. Quijano Otero. Bogota.
1883. * 1228
El Dorado. Estudio de los Chibchas.
Por L. Zerda. Bogota. 1883. * 1229
BiOGRAFiAS de hombres ilustres rela-
tivas a la epoca del descubrimien-
to, conquista y colonizacion de
Colombia. Por S. Acosta de
Samper Agudelo. Bogota.
1883. * 1232
Voyage d' Exploration a travers la
Nouvelle-grenade et le Venezuela.
Par J. Crevaux et E. Leianne.
Paris. 1883. "* 1232a
Conquista del nuevo reino de Gran-
ada. Por J. Rodriquez Fresle.
Bogota. 1884. * 1233
Compendio de geografia de Colom-
bia. Por A. M. Diaz Lemos.
Medellin. 1884. * 1234
Colombia en presencia de las Re-
publicas americanas. Por F. C.
Aguilar. Bogota. 1884. * 1235
Estudio sobre las Minas de Colom-
bia. Por V. Restrepo. Bogota.
1884. * 1236
La Iglesia y el Est ado en Colombia.
Par J. P. Restrepo. Londres.
1885. * 1237
Geografia del estado de Antioquia.
Por M. Uribe Angel. Paris.
1885. * 1238
Dicoionarto de nombres geograficos
de Colombia. Por C. Conto.
Londres. 1885. * 1239
CosTA-Rica y Colombia, 1573-1881.
Por M. M. de Peralta. Madrid.
1886. * 1240
Historia del nuevo reino do Gran-
COLOMBIA.
ada. Por J. de Castellanos. 2
vol. Madrid. 1886-7. * 1240a
Lecciones de urbanidad acomodadas
a las costumbies Colombianas, Por
J. M. Marraquin. Bogota.
1886. * 1241
Constitution of the Republic of
Colombia. (August 7, 1886).
Bogota. * 1241a
Nouvelle-Grenade : apergu general
sur la Colombie. Por C. P.
Etienne. Geneve. 1887. * 1242
La Verdadera y la falsa Democra-
cia. Por R. Rocha Gutierrez.
Paris. 1887. * 1243
HiSTORiA de Colombia. Por C.
Benedetti. Lima. 1887. * 1244
Description historia, geografica y
politica de la Repiiblica de Colom-
bia. Bogota. 1887. * 1244a
p]sTUDio sobre las Minas de Oro y
plata de Colombia. Por Vincente
Restrepo. Bogota. 1888. * 1246
La Reforma politica en Colombia.
Por B. Nunez. Bogota. 1888 * 1247
Reise-Skizzen aus Colombien. Von
F. Buchner. Miinchen. 1888 * 1248
Atlas geografico e historico de la
Republica de Colombia. Por M.
Paz y F. Perez. Paris.
1889. * 1249
Historia de Nueva Granada. Por
J. M. Groot. 5 tom. Bogota.
1889-93. ■* 1250
Limites de Costa-Rica y Colombia.
Nuevos documentos. Por M. M.
de Peralta. Madrid. 1890. * 1251
Avventure di une spedizione alia
Colombia. Da C. M. Viglietti.
Torino. 1890. * 1252
CoMPENDio de historia de Colombia.
Por J. J. Borda. Bogota.
1890. * 1253
Notas de Viaje. Por S. Camacho
Roldan. Bogota. 1890. * 1252
Juicio sobre el laudo en la cuestion
Limites entre Venezuela y Colom-
bia. Por J. G. Villafaiia.
Tdriha. 1891. * 1257
Coleccion de documentos ineditos
sobre la geografia de Colombia.
Por A. B. Cuervo. Bogota.
1891. * 1258
Travels of an Orchid Hunter in
Colombia. By A. Millican.
London. 1891. * 1259
Programma di una Societa per
Azioni i>er la Colonizzazione di
terreni concessi dal Governo
Colombiano nella Sierra Nevada de
Santa Marta. Da C. Vedovelli-
Breguzzo. Milano. 1891. * 1260
Historia general de los Chibchas.
Por E. Ortega. Bogota.
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Laudo arbitral en que se fija el
limite entre la Republica de
Colombia y Venezuela. Bogota.
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Conferenza sulla Colombia. Da C.
Vedovelli-Breguzzo. Milano.
1892. * 1263
Mining Laws of Colombia. New
York. 1892. * 1264
Nueva geografia de Colombia. Por
F. J. Vergaray Velasco. Bogota.
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Handbook of Colombia (Bureau of
the American Republics).
Wa-^hington. 1892. * 1267
EsTUDios sobre los Aborigenes de
Colombia. Por E. Restrepo
Tirado. Bogota. 1892. * 1268
Ensayo etnografico y arqueologico d©
la Provincia de los Quimbayas.
Por E. RestreiK). Bogota.
1892. * 1269
EscRiTOS Varies. Por Salvador Cama-
cho Roldan. Bogota. 1892. * 1270
Italia e (^jlombia. Da C. Vedovelli-
Breguzzo. Milano. 1892. * 1273
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C. Vedovelli-Breguzzo. lioma.
1892. * 1274
Rio-Haoha et les Indions Goajires.
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Voyage aux iles de Trinidad, de
Tobago, de la Marguerite, et dans
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The History of Miranda's attempt
to effect a revolution in South
America. . . . Boston. 1814. * 1307a
Narrative of the Expedition which
sailed from Enriland in 1817 to
join the South American Patriots.
By J. Hackett. 1818. * 1307b
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Sketch of the Revolution in New
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Narrative of Proceedings in Vene
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Chesterton. 1820. * 1309
Journal of an Expedition 1,400
miles up the Orinoco and 300 miloa
up the Arauca. By J. H. Robin*
son. 1822. * 1310
Manifisto de sus hechos administra-
tivoi en la intendencia de Vene-
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years 1822-23 . . by an officer of
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Years during the War of Exter-
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1828. * 1313
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de actas y representaciones, etc.
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Valencia. 1830. * 1314
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Ensayo ix)litico 6 sucesos de Colum-
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EsTATUTos de la Sociedad economica
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gresos de Venezuela en los anos
ie 1830, 31 y 32. . . Caracas .
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CoMPENDio de la historia de Vene-
zuela desde su descubrimiento y
conquista hasta que se declare
estado independiente. Caracas.
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ExposiCTON que dirige al Congreso
de Venezuela el secretario de
hacienda en 1840 a 43. Caracas.
. 1840-43. * 1324
ExPLOSiciON que dirige al Congreso
de Venezuela el secretario del in-
terior u justicia en 1846 a 1857.
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Historia corographia, natural y
evangelica de la nueva Andalucia,
provincias de Cumana, Nueva Bar-
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Resumen de la Geografia de Vene-
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Memorias contemporaneas. . . Por
F. Larrazabal. Caracas.
1846. * 1327a
Necesidades actuales de Venezuela.
Caracas. 1854. * 1327b
T^ATRO de la legislacion colombino
y venezolana vigente. Por P. P.
del Castillo. 3 torn.
Valencia. 1855. * 1327c
BosQUEJO historicos de la vida mili-
tar del ilustro General J. T.
Monagas. Por J. M. Olivares.
Caracas. 1855. * 1327d
Fabulos politicas. Por J. M. Gutier-
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DiARio historico de las operaciones
del ejercito de la republica contra
la faccion federal. Caracas.
1860. * 1329
EsPANA y Venezuela. Por Javier de
Mendoza. Madrid. 1861. * 1329a
E'.. GoBiERNO Espanol en sus colonias
y en las republicas americanas.
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1865. * 1329b
EsTUDio seismologico. Concidera-
ciones sobre la revolucion seismica
del ano 1865-6. Por L. J. Revenga.
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General Jose Antonio Paez (1790-
1873). Autobiografia. Neuva York.
1867. * 1330a
The Same. Caracas. 1888. *
Etats-Unts de Venezuela. Statisti-
que presente a la commission de
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Tbavels and Adventures in South
and Central America: life in the
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1868. * 1331
The same. Hartford. 1873. *
Venezuela : or, Sketches of Life in
a South American republic ; with
the history of the loan of 1864.
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Raciocinios del libertador Simon
Bolivar sobre religion, politica,
educacion, y filosofia. Par La
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Correspondencia general del liber-
tador Simon Bolivar. Por F.
Larrazabad. 2 tom. New York.
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Unter den Tropen. Wanderungen
durch Venezuela, am Orinoco,
durch Britisch Guyana und am
Amazonenstrome, 1849-68. Von
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Notice sur les objets historiques que
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Illustrations of Venezuela. Cata-
logue of works of art collected by
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1873. * 1335
Resumen cronologico de las leyes y
decretos del credit© publico de
Venezuela, desde la ano 1826 . . .
Caracas. 1873. * 1336
Recopilacion de leyes y decretos de
Venezuela formada de orden del
iluatre Americano, general G.
Blanco. Caracas. 1874-87. * 1338
Venezuela ; its people and its pro-
ducts. An address at the Spring
Soiree of the Manchester Scientific
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EsTUDios indigenas. Contribuciones
a la historia antigua de Vene-
zuela. Por A. Rojas. Caracas.
1874. * 1340
Negociacion de limites en 1874 y
1875 entre los estados unidos de
Venezuela y los estados unidos de
Colombia. Caracas. 1875. * 1341
Venezuela pintoresca y ilustrada.
Relacion historia, etc. Por M.
Tejera. 2 vols. Paris.
1875. * 1341a
BiBLiOTECA de escritores venezolanos
contemporaneos orden ada con
noticias biograficas. Por J. M.
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1875. * 1342
DocuMENTOS para la Historia del
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Libertador de Colombia, Peru y
Bolivia. . . For J. F. Blanco. 13
vols. Caracas. 1875-6-7. * 1342a
Pi'BLiCACiON del TTiinesterio de rela-
cione« exterior^s sobre la interup-
cion de las relaciones qficials y
diplomaticas con el gobierno de
Holanda. Caracas. 1875. * 1342b
TiTULOS DE Venezuela en sus limites
con Colombia, reunidos y puestos
en orden por disposicion del
general A. G. Blanco. 3 vols.
Caracas. 1876. * 1343
Recollections of four years in
Venezuela. By Ch. D. Dance.
1876. * 1343a
BiOGRAFiA del mariscal J. C. Falcon.
Por J. R. Pachano. Paris.
1876. • 1343b
EsTUDios sobre la Flora y Fauna de
Venezuela. Por A. Ernst.
Caracas. 1877. * 1344
Los HoMBRES de la revolucion 1810-
26. Por A. Roias. Caracas.
1878. * 1345
LiMiTES nacionales con la Guyana
inglesa. Por Fr. J. Marmol.
Caracas. 1S78. * 1346
Venezuela en la Exposicion de Paris
en 1878. Por M. Tejera. Caracas.
1878. * 1347
The Land of Bolivar; or, War,
Peace, and Adventure in the Re-
public of Venezuela. By J. M.
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ViOLENCiA ejercida por el poder
ejecutivo de Venezuela en 1848
contra la camara de representan-
tes. Por J. A. Serrano. Santos
Domingo. 1870. * 1348a
Atjs den Llanos. Schilderung einer
naturwissenschaftlichen Reise nach
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Leipzig. 1879. * 1349
Memorias del general O'Leary, pub-
licados por orden del Gobierno. SI
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CoLECciON de 10 mapas de ferrocar-
riles venezolanos. Caracas.
1880. * 1351
Limites entre Venezuela y Nueva
Colombia. Por A. L. Guzman.
Caracas. 1880. * 1352
La Republica de Venezuela bajo la
punta de vista de la Geografia. . .
Por Dr. Villavicencio.
Caracas. 1880. * 1353
Limites entre Colombia y Venezuela.
Requesta al libro que ha publicado
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Bogota. 1881. * 1354
pERriLES venezolanos o galeria
hombres celebres de Venezuela en
lars letras, ciencias, y artes. Por
F. Tejera. Caracas. 1881. * 1355
Coleccion de poesias originales, por
A. Bello. . . Edicion del centenario.
. . Caracas. 1881. * 1356
AvENiR de grandes exploitations
agricoles etablies sur les cotes du
Venezuela. Par J. A. Barral.
Paris. 1881. * 1357
Venezuela heroica. Por E. Blanco.
Caracas. 1881. * 1358
EsBOzos de Venevuela. Por A.
Level. Caracas. 1881. * 1358a
SiETE Tratados. Por J. Montabro.
Besancon. 1882. * 1358b
Costumbres caraqueiias. Por E.
Tost a Garcia. Caracas.
1882-83. * 1359
Origines de la revolucion venezolana.
Por A. Rojas. Caracas.
1883. * 1360
Canto a Bolivar. Para el certamen
convocado en su centenario. Por
J. de Ulua. Caracas. 1883 * 1361
La Boliviada, Poema epico. Por F.
Tejera. Caracas. 1883. * 1362
Reclamation centre le Gouverne-
ment. Par D. Pietri. Valencia.
1883. * 1363
NoMENCLATOR de Venezuela. 2 torn.
Por A. Level. Caracas. 1883. * 1364
Simon Bolivar. Por M. de Velasco
y Rojas. (Marquis de* Dos Her-
manas.) Parif. 1883. * 1365
Las Fiestas del primer centenario
del Libertador S. Bolivar. Por R.
H. Sanchez. Caracas. 1883. * 1366
Washington en el centenario de
Bolivar. By A. Rojas. Caracas.
1883. * 1367
HiSTORiA de las misiones de los llanos
de Casanare y los rios Orinoco y
Meta. Por J. Rivero. Escrita el
Ano 1736. Reimpreso en Bogota.
1883. * 1368
Alegato de Venezuela en su contro-
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Madrid. 1883. * 1369
Refutacion del folleto del Seiior Dr.
Arosemena sobre limites entre
Venezuela y Colombia. Madrid.
1883. * 1370
Obras Poeticas. Por Fr. G. Pardo.
Caracas. 1883. * 1371
Araure! Drama historico en tres
68
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actos.
Per C. Martinez. Caracas^.
1883. * 1372
Ensayos sobre el arte en Venezuela.
Por R. de La Plaza. Caracas.
1883. * 1373
Guzman Blanco y su tiempo. Con-
sideraciones respecto la influencia
de este eminente repiiblico en la
regeneracion de Venezuela. Por
Hortensio. Caracas. 1883. * 1374
Literatura Venezolana. Por Hor-
tensio. 2 torn. Caracas.
1883. * 1374a
A.LEGATO presentado per parte de
Colombia en el arbitramento de
limites de con Venezuela. Bogota.
1883. * 1375
AJOTEOSis de Bolivar. . . Caracas.
1883. * 1376
Centenario de Bolivar. . Por S.
Camacho. New York. 1883. * 1377
HoMENAJE para el centenario del
Libertador, Bolivar. Por P. P.
Cervantes. Caracas. 1883. * 1378
La Ultima sufermedad y los ultimos
mementos del Libertador Bolivar.
Por R. Chacon. Caracas.
1883. * 1379
Impresiones. Por M. Garcia.
Madrid. 1884. * 1380
Pagina8 para la historia de Vene-
zuela. Por M. Briceno. Bogota.
1884. * 1381
Contestacion de Venezuela al
" Alegato " de Colombia. Madrid.
^ 1884. * 1382
Mapas para servir al estudio de la
frontera entre Venezuela y
Colombia. Madrid. 1884. * 1383
HojAS de un libro. Poesias. Por E.
Rivodo. La Guaira. 1884. * 1384
Tradiciones populares. . . Por T.
Rodriguez. Caracas. 1884. * 1385
Bolivar, sa vie, son oeuvre. Par J.
P. Clarens. Bordeaux, 1884. * 1386
Resumen de las Actas de la Academia
Venezolana leide en Junta publica
de 27 de octubre de 1884. Por E.
Calcado. Caracas. 1884. * 1387
Anuario estadistico de los Estados
Unidos de Venezuela. Caracas.
1884. * 1388
Historia de la conquista de la Pro-
vincia de Venezuela. 2 torn. Por
J. de Oviedo y Banos. Madrid.
1885. * 1390
Geologie de I'Ancienne Colombie
Bolivarienne. Par H. Karsten.
Berlin. 1886. * 1391
Venezuela: a visit to the gold
mines of Guiana and a voyage up
the Orinoco in 1886. . . By W.
Barry. 1886. * 1392
Leb Etats Unis de Venezuela. Par
P. de Cazeneuve et Fr. Haraine.
Paris. 1888. * 1394
El Derecho internacional venezo-
lana Limites Britanicos de
Guayana. By R. Seijas. Caracas.
1888. * 1395
Venezuela. Yon W. Sievers.
Hamburg. 1888. * 1396
Venezuela. Van H. A. M. Roe-
lants. Amsterdam. 1888. * 1397
Reise-Skizzen aus Venezuela. Von
F. Buchner. Milnchen. 1888. * 1398
El Areopago revolucionario de Vene-
zuela, 6 los industriales politicos.
2 pt. Por E. Pepper. 1888. * 1399
BosQUEJO historico de Venezuela.
Tom I. Por J. M. de Rojas.
Paris. 1888. * 1400
Primeras paginas de un libro de
leyendas histodicas de Venezuela.
By A. Rojas. Caracas. 1888. * 1402
Le Venezuela et la General Guzman
Blanco. Por A. Didrer. Paris.
1888. * 1404
Notice sur Venezuela. Paris.
1889. * 1405
Un Viage a Venezuela. Por J.
Laverde Amaya. Bogota.
1889. * 1406
Gran recopilacion geografica de
Venezuela. 2 tom. Por M.
Landaeta Rosales. Caracas.
1889. * 1407
General C. Soublette. Por C.
Soublette. 1889. * 1408
Venezuela y sus riquezas. Por G.
O. de Mombello. Caracas.
1890. * 140^^
United States and Venezuela Claims
Commission, 1889-90. Opinions of
the Commissioners. Washington.
1890. * 1410
Ethnographie precolombienne ciu
Venezuela. Par G. Marcano.
Paris. 1890. * 1411
Venezuela y la Gran Bretaria.
Cuestion limites de Guyana.
1890. * 1413
El Derecho de Venezuela en la
cuestion con Inglaterra. Por E.
Calcaiio. Caracas. 1890. * 1414
CoNFERENCiAS sobro practica del
sistema representative en Vene-
VENEZUELA.
69
SBuela. For S. T. Atienzo. Caracas.
1890. * 1415
VoCABULARio del estado Carabobo. 2
pt. For T. A. Macpherson.
Valencia. 1890-91.
1416
Letendas hietoricas de Venezuela. 2
torn. For A. Rojas. Caracas.
1890-91. * 1417
DiccioNARio del estado Mirando. For
T. A. Macpherson. Caracas.
1891. * 1418
H18TORIA del gobierno del doctor J.
F. Rojas Faul, Fresidente de los
Estados de Venezuela, 1888 a
1890. For F. Gonzalez Guinan.
Valencia. 1891. * 1419
Venezuela. Tercer censo de la
Repiiblico, 1891. 4 torn. Caracas.
1891. * 1420
Las Fronteras de Venezuela. For
J. M. Rojas. Paris. 1891. * 1421
Los ExTRANGEROS, su admisioR, su
expulsion. For G. T. Villegas
Fulido. Caracas. 1891. * 1422
Catecismo de historia de Venezuela.
For A. Esteller. Caracas. 1
1891. • 1423
Historia Fatrta. Origines venezo-
lanos. Tom I. For A. Rojas.
Caracas. 1891. * 1424
Venezuela. Libro amarillo de los
Estados Unidos de Venezuela,
1891. (Ministerio de Relaciones
exteriores.) 2 torn. Caracas.
1891. * 1425
Demonstracion de la riqueza meta-
lugica en las regiones de los
estados Carabobo, Lara y Zamora.
For J. R. Ricart. Caracas.
1891. * 1427
Juicio critico sobre el laudo en la
cuestion limites entre Venezuela y
Colombia. For J. G. Villafane.
Tdriha. 1891. * 1428
Venezuela. El Libre amarillo, 1892.
2 tom. Caracas. 1892. * 1429
Wandertage im Strom und Kiisten-
gebiet des Orinoko. Von E. Zu
Erbach. Leipzic. 1892. * 1430
Manifesto. For J. F. Rojas Faiil.
Cura<;ao. 1892. * 1431
La Verdad de los hechos. For D.
Monagas. 1892. * 1432
VoM tropischen Tieflando zum
ewigen Schee. Von A. Goering.
Leipzig. 1892. * 1432a
EsTUDios en refutacion de "El mani-
fiesto liberal de 1893." For D. A.
Olavarria. Valencia. 1893. * 1433
Rectificaciones. For J. F. Sarria.
1893. • 1434
Au Venezuela. Le general J. Crespo
Far A. Fadula. Rome.
1893. • 143a
Los Estados unidos^ de Venezuela,
en la Exposicion Universal Colom-
biana de Chicago en 1893. Nutva
York. [1893]. * 1436
The same in English. New York.
1893. •
EsTUDios historico-politicos. For D
A. Olavarria. Valencia. 1894. * 1437
La Mision diplomatica de F.
Nichelena en la Gran Bretana.
Caracas. 1894. * 1438
Memorias sobre las revoluciones de
Venezuela. For J. F. Heredia y
Mieses.
1895.
1439
Manual de historia de Venezuela.
For F. Tejera. Caracas.
1895. * 1440
Apuntes para la historia contem-
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Pepper. Cura(:ao. 1895. * 1441
Exposicion que dirige al Congreso
el Ministero de Hacienda en 1895.
2 tom. Caracas. 1895. * 1442
Faralelos en el centenario del liber-
tador de los esclavos en Venezuela,
• J. G. Monagas. For E. Pepper.
Cura<:ao . 1895. * 1443
Resena Geografica de Venezuela.
For F. Vizcarrondo Rojas.
Caracas. 1895. * 1444
Indice alfabetico de la recopilacion
de leyes y deA-etos de los estados
unidos de Venezuela. For C.
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Venezuela ; or Two Years on the
Spanish Main. By Major W. E.
Wood. Middleshorouijh. 1896. ±447
Souvenirs. Au Venezuela, 1876-92.
Par Madame L. Roncayolo. Parity.
1896. * 1448
Three Gringos in Venezuela and
Central America. By R. H. Davis.
New York. 1896. * 1449
Venezuela. A land where it's always
summer. By W. E. Curtis.
New^ork. 1896. * 1450
Venezuelan International Law. By
N. D. Davis. Georgetown.
1896. * 1451
El Hombre y la historia. For J. Gil
Fortoul. Paris. 1896. * 1452
Venezuela. Codigo Civil. Caracas.
1896. ♦ 1453
70
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Venezuela. Statistisches Jahrbuch
der Vereinigten Staaten von Vene-
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1894. Caracas. 1896. * 1454
HiSTORiA contemporanea de Vene-
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1886). Por L. Level de Goda.
Barcelona. 1896. * 1455
Die Vereinigten Staaten von Vene-
zuela. Von V. Pappafara. Inns-
bruck. 1897. * 1456
With the Trade- Winds. A jaunt in
Venezuela. By I. N. Morris.
New York. 1897 * 1457
Le Venezuela. Etudes physiques,
. . . Par C. M. E. P. Benard.
Bordeaux. 1897. * 1458
Venezuela. El nuevo Codigo Civil
Venezolano Madrid.
1897. * 1459
Resumen de la historia de Venez-
uela. 3 torn. Por R. M. Baralt
y R. Diaz. Curazao.
1887. * 1460
Historia militar y political del
General Joaquin Crespo. 2 vol.
Por L. Lameda y M. Landaeta
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II Venezuela. Por T. Caivano.
Milano. 1897. * 146^
Lb Venezuela, financier, economique.
Par J. Savygnac. Bruxelles.
1898. * 1463
Historia del gobierno de la aclama-
cion periodo constitucional de
Venezuelt. Por Q Guinan.
Caracas. 1899. 1464
EsQUissE de la vie de Bolivar. Par
S. de Schryver. Bruxelles.
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Handbook of Venezuela. (Bureau of
the American Republics.)
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Down the Orinoco in a Canoe. By
S. Perez Triana. W^ith introduc-
tion by R. B. C. Graham.
1902. * 1467
Complemento (Todas las peripecias
del General Castro y su Gobierno) .
Por R. Tello Mendoza. Caracas.
1903. * 1468
La Repiiblica Argentina y el caso de
Venezuela. Por L. M. Drago.
Buenos Aires. 1903. * 1469
Prologo a los Anales de Venezuela.
Caracas. 1903. * 1470
Naar de Antillen en Venezuela. Van
H. van Kol. Leiden.
1904. * 1471
Boletin de Estadistica de los
estados unidos Venezuela. Director
P. M. Ruiz. Caracas.
1904-1907. * 1471a
Venezuela : Geographical Sketch,
Natural Resources, Laws, Econo-
mic Conditions, Development and
Prospects. By N. Veloz Goiticoa.
Washington. 1904. [3g.] 1472
Venezuela ante el confiicto con las
potencias aliadas. Caracas.
1905 * 1474
Documentos. Por C. Castro (Presi-
dent). Caracas. 1905. * 1475
Espozo geografico, r^ursos, natur-
ales, legislacion, condiciones
econom., desarrollo alcanzada,
prospecto de futuio desenvolvi-
miento di VenezuCia. Por N. V.
Goiticoa. Caracas. 1905. * 1476
ViAGE del General C. Castro al Cen-
tre, sur y orient© de Venezuela.
Por R. Tello Moacjza. Caracas.
1905 * 1477
GoBiESNOs de Venezuela des de 1810
hast a 1905. Por M. Landaeta
Caracas. 1905. * 1477a
Le conflit Venc^TT-'iien et 1' arbitrage
de la Haye. Par A. Gache.
Paris. 1905. * 1478
Les Origines Venezueliennes .
Par J. Humbert (Bibliotheque des
Universites du Midi). Paris.
1905. * 1479
Li> HiSTORico. . . Refutacion a la
Historia por L. Level de Goda.
Por B. Tavera-Acosta. Cindad-
Bolivar. 1906. * 1479a
En EL Sur. Por B. Tavera-Acosta.
Cindad-BoHvar. 1907. * 1479b
Las Palmas de la flora Venezolana.
Por A. Jahn. Caracas.
1908. ♦ 1479c
71
23. CURACAO and St. EUSTATIUS.
Authentic Rebel Papers seized at
Saint Eustatius, 1781. London.
1781. * 1480
An Explanation of the case relating
to the capture of St. Eustatius, in
which is included the several com-
missions appointing the Agents to
manage the business of the cap>-
ture. 1786. * 1480a
Reclement op het beleid van de
regering, het justitie-wezen, den
handel en scheepvaart, mitsgaders
de instruotien voor den gouver-
neur der eilanden St. Eustatius,
St. Martin en Saba, den boek-
houder generael op het eiland St.
Eustatius, den commandeur des
eilands St. Martin en den boek-
houlder aldaar. AmMerdam.
1815. * 1480b
Reglement op het beleid de reger-
ing, het justitie-wezen, den handel
en scheepvaart, mitsgaders de in-
struction voor den Gouverneur
Generael en den raaxl contrarol-
leur Generaal op het eiland
CuraQO. Amsterdam. 1815. * 1480c
Beschrijving van het Eiland
Curagao en onderhoorige Eilanden
. . [Door G. G. van Pad-
denburg.] Haarlem. 1819. * 1481
Reglement voor de Nederlandsche
Portugeeache Israelitische Hoofd
Sijnagoge te Curagao. Cura<;ao.
1833. * 1482
Blik op den vroegeren en tegen-
woordigen toestand van het eiland
Curagao. Botterdam. 1848. * 1483
Wetboeken en Reglementen voor de
Kolonie Curacao. ^sGravenliagt.
1868. * 1484
D?. Nattjurlijke hulpbronnen van de
kolonie Curasao. Door A. M.
Chumaceiro. ^s-Gravenhage.
1880. * 1484a
BoEKi di Leza pa uso di skool di Dia
Domingo na Curacao. Curazao.
1881. * 1485
Curacao en zijne bewoners. Door A.
T. Brusse. Curai^ao. 1882. * 1486
De Geologie van het eiland St.
Eustatius. Door Molengraaff.
Leiden. 1886. * 1487
Geschiedenis van Nederlandsch
West Indie. Door A. M. Kollewijn.
Amcrsfoort. 1887. * 1488
Bericht liber eine Reise nach
Niederlandisch West Indien. Von
K. Martin. Leiden. 1888. * 1489
Geologische Studien iiber Nieder-
landisch West Indien, auf grund
Eigener Untersuchungen. Von
K. Martin. Leiden. 1888. * 1490
BoEKi di Leza pa uso di scool di
Muchanan na Curasao. Curazo.
1891. * 1491
Note sur les Antiquites et Petro-
glvphs de rile d'Aruba. Par A.
L.' Pinart. Paris. 1892. * 1491a
Zal het Kiesrecht Curasao tot het
Kannibalisme voeren? Door A.
M. Chumaceiro. Cvra^ao.
1895. * 1492
Present chikitoe pa muchanan di
Scool Catolico di Curagao, Bonaire
i Aruba. Curagao, Nijmegen
[printed 1896]. * 1493
A Synopsis of the History of the
Jews of Curagao. By Rev. J. M.
Corcos. Curazao. 1897. [19 a.] 1494
La Colonie de Curagoa. Door De
Veer. ^ 1898. * 1495
Rapport betreffende een reis door de
Kolonie Curagao. Door J. Have-
laar. 's-Gravenhage. 1902. * 1496
Beitraege zur Anthropologie,
Ethnographie und Archseologie
Niederl. West indiens. Haarlem.
1904. • 1497
Netherlands. Report for the year
1907 on the Trade and Commerce
of Curagoa and its dependencies.
(Diplomatic and Consular Re-
ports.) 1908. [n. b.] 1497a
24. BRITISH GUIANA.
The Discoverie of the Empyre of
Guiana, with a Relation of the
Citie of Manoa (which the Span-
yards call El Dorado), and of the
Provinces of Emeria, Arromaia,
Amapaia, etc. By Sir Walter
Raleigh. 1596. * 1498
A Relation of a voyage to Guiana.
Describing the climat, situation,
fertilitie, provisions and commo-
dities of that country . . . By R.
Harcourt. The patent for the
Plantation of which country, his
[aiestie hath granted to the said
R. Harcourt. 1613. * 1499
The Same. 2nd issue. 1626. *
A Publication of Guiana's Planta-
tions, newly undertaken by the
Right Honourable the Earl of
Barkshire and Company, for that
most famous river of the Amazons
in America. 1632. * 1500
Surinam Justice . . being a publi-
cation of that i)erfect relation of
the . . disturbances in the Colony
. . set forth . . by W. Byam . .
couched in the answer thereunto
by Robert Sanford. 1662. * 1501
An Exact Relation of the most
execrable attempts of John Allin,
committed on the person of his
Excellency Francis Lord Wil-
loughby of Parham, Capt. General
of Guiana, and of all the Caribby
Islands, and our I^iord Proprietor.
By W. Byam. 1665. * 1502
An Impartial Description of Suri-
nam upK>n the continent of
Guiana in Americi , With a
history of several strange beasts,
birds, fishes, serpents, insects,
and customs of that colony, etc.
By G. Warren. 1667. * 1503
The same. Een onpartijdige
beschrijvinge van Suriname.
Amsterdam. 1669. •
A Seasonable Proposition of Pro-
pogating the Gospel by Christian
Colonies in the continent of
Guiana. . . By J. Oxenbridge.
[1670?] * 1504
Amerikaansche Voyagien, behel-
zende een reis na Rio de Berbice.
Door A. van Berkel. Amsterdam.
1695. * 1504b
Journal of Travels into Guiana,
in the year 1674, in order to Dis-
cover the great Lake of Parima,
and the many Cities said to be
situated on its Banks, and reputed
the Richest in the World. By J.
Grillet and F. Bechanel.
1698. * 1505
Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave. By
Afra Behn. [1698 : and many
later editions.] ♦ 1505d
Oroonoka : a Tragedy. By T.
Southerne. 1699. * 1507
The Case and Proceedings for and
against Mr. Jeronimy Clifford,
Merchant and Planter, at Surin-
am, May, 1715. * 1508
The Same. The Case and Re-
plication of the legal representa-
tives of Jeronimy Clifford.
1763. *
Conduct of the Dutch, relating to
their Breach of Treaties with
England, particularly their
Breach of the Articles of Capitu-
lation for the Surrender of Suri-
nam in 1667, and their oppres-
sions committed upon the English
Subjects in that Colony.
1760. • 1509
Kortbondige Beschrijving van de
Colonie de Berbice.
1763. * 1509a
An Essay on the Natural History
of Guiana, in South America,
containing a description of many
curious productions in the animal
and vegetable systems of that
country. . . . By Dr. E. Bancroft.
1769. [3 b.] 1510
Requeste, Memorie, en Bijlaagen
voor Pieter Pama cum suis, eige-
naars van Plantagien gelegen in
de Colonie Berbice,
1774. • 1510a
Memoire sur les Colonies Demerary
Essequebo et Berbice.
1782. * 1510b
Capture of Demerara by the
French By Col. W. Byam.
1782. 1510c
Brieven over het Bestuur der
Colonien Essequebo en Demerary
tusschen Aristodemus en Sincerus.
Amsterdam. 1785-8. 1510d
Request en Memorie ter deatructie
van het verzoek van eenige
Britsche Kooplieden.
1802. • 1510f
KoRT Historisch verhaal Colonie
Berbice. 1805. * 1510g
Voyage to the Demerary, contain-
ing a Statistical Account of the
Settlements there and of those of
BRITISH GUIANA.
the Essequebo, the Berbice and
other Rivers of Guyana. By H.
Bolingbroke. Norwich.
[1807]. • 1511
The Same. Philadelphia.
1813. •
Nachrict von Suriname. . . von
Quandt. Gorlitz. 1807, * 1511a
Narrative of a Voyage to Surinam,
and a residence there during 1805-
6-7. By Baron Albert von Sack.
1810. [3f.] 1512
Judicial, Practical and Mercantile
Guide of British Guiana. By Van
der Linden. 1814. 1512a
New Sailing Directions for the
Ck>ast of Guayana, comprehend-
ing the Colonies of Cayenne,
Surinam, and Berbice, with the
Rivers Marowine, Surinam, Cour-
tantin, Berbice, Demerary, Esse-
quebo, &c. ; also Instructions for
Sailing into Port Spain and Cha
guaramas Harbour, in the Island
of Trinidad. By J. W. Norie.
1816. * 1513
Address to Planters and Merchants.
By J. C. Jennyns.
1816. • 1513a
Examination of the Report of the
Berbice Commissioners, and An-
swer to James Stephen, Esq., re-
specting the Crown Estates in the
West Indies. By J. Marry at.
1817. • 1514
A Narrative of the Expedition to
the rivers Orinoco and Apure in
1817. Bv J. Hippislev.
1819. • 1514a
Report of the Criminal Law at
Demerara and in the ceded Dutch
Colonies. By J. Henry.
1821. * 1515
Charges against Maj. -General John
Murray. 1821. 1515a
The Judgment of the Court of
Demerara in the Case of Odwin
V. Forbes on the Pica of the
English Certificate of Bankruptcy,
etc., with Cases. By J. Henry,
late President of Demerara.
1823. * 1516
Considerations on Negro Slavery ;
with Reports illustrative of the
Actual Condition of the Negroes
in Demerara, etc. ; with Sugges-
tions for Ameliorating the Con-
dition of the slaves. By A.
M'Donnell. 1824. * 1517
Report of Proceedings against Rev.
73
J. Smith, of Demerara, who was
tried by court-martial and con-
demned to death on a charge of
aiding and assisting in a rebellion
of Negro Slaves. 1824. * 1518
Substance of the Debate in the
House of Commons on the motion
o€ Henry Brougham, respecting
the trial and condemnation to
death of Rev. John Smith, late
Missionary at Demerara,
1824. * 1519
London Missionary Society's Re-
port on the proceedings against
Mr. Smith on a charge of assist-
ing in a Rebellion of the Negro
Slaves. 1824. * 1519a
Account of Insurrection of 1823-24.
By Joshua Bryant. * 1519b
Report of H.M. Privy Council in
the case of William Rough, Ser-
geant-at-Law, Demerara, against
Lt.-Gen. John Murray, Lt.
Governor of that Colony.
1825. • 1520
Indian Notices : or Sketches of the
habits, characters, languages,
etc., of the several Nations [of
British Guiana]. ... By W. Hill-
house. [Georgetown.] 1820. * 1521
The Demerara and Essequibo Vade-
Mecum of Laws and Regulations,
Civil, Military, etc. Bv A. Steven-
son. 1825. * 1522
Outalissi: a Tale. By C. E. Le-
froy. 1826. * 1522a
Observationr on the Demerara
Memorial in a Letter to a Gentle-
man in the Countrv to his Friend
in London. 1828. * 1523
Speech . . in the House of Commons
on 6th March, 1828 . . upon an
appeal against the compulsory
manumission of Slaves in Deme-
mara and Berbice. By Sir R. J.
W. Horton. 1828. * 1524
De West-Indische Maatschappi.
1828. * 1525
Appeal to Privy Council, Hughes v.
McTurk. 1829. * 1525b
Proceedings relative to the func-
tions of the financial representa-
tives of British Guiana. George-
town. 1832, * 1526
Demerara : a tale. By Miss H.
Martineau. 1832. * 1526a
An Address to the Colonists of
British Guiana from a member of
the Court of Policy. Demerary.
1833. * 1527
74
BRITISH GUIANA.
Observations on British Guiana.
By Dr. Hancock. 1833. * 1527a
Journey up the Massaruni. By
W. Hillhouse. [in Geographical
Journal]. 1834. * 1527b
Summary of Colonial Law. By C.
Clark. 1834. * 1527c
Missionary Sketches: British Gui-
ana. 1835. * 1527d
A Charge delivered to the Clergy of
the Church of England in British
Guiana. By W. H. Coleridge,
Bishop. Demerara.
1836. * 1528
Apprenticed Labourer's Manual.
By Rev. A. Mansie. 1836. * 1528a
Expedition up the Cuyuny River,
British Guiana, March 1837. By
W. Hillhouse. [in Geogr. Journ.]
1837. * 1529
Dissertatio de Febre Flava. Door
P. J. Uylenbrook. 1837. * 1529a
Letter from Rev. L. Strong.
1838. * 1529b
Rev. J.
* 1529c
By
1838.
Freedom Hymn.
Ketley.
Correspondence and Colonial Ordin-
ances respecting the Duties of
Masters and Servants in British
Guiana and Mauritius.
[P.P.] 1838. * 1530
Further Correspondence relating
to British Guiana.
[P.P.] 1839. * 1531
Answer to Letter from Rev. L.
Strong. 1839. * 1531a
Sermon by R. J. Tucker, Essequibo.
1839. * 1531b
Letter of Rev. J. Ketley to the
''Patriot, 1839." * 1531c
Correspondence relative to the Hill
Coolies and other Labourers who
have been introduced into British
Guiana. [P.P.] 1839-40 * 1532
Report of Messrs. Peck and Price,
who were appointed at a Meeting
of the Free Coloured People of
Baltimore, 25th Nov., 1839, Dele-
gates, to visit British Guiana, and
the Island of Trinidad. Baltimore.
1840. * 1533
Hill Coolies : A Brief Exposure of
their deplorable condition in
British Guiana and Mauritius. By
J. Scoble. 1840. * 1534
the Provision of a Civil List for
Despatches and Papers relating to
the Colony of British Guiana.
[P.P.] 1840. * 1535
Report : Aborigines Protection So-
ciety. 1840. * 1535a
Historical Notices of the Congre-
gational Church. By Rev. J.
Ketley. 1840. * 1535b
Memorial by Mr. [R.] Schomburgk,
who lately explored the Interior of
British Guiana, relative to the
boundaries and Claims by Vene-
zuela and Brazil to portions of
British Guiana. [P.P.]
1840. * 1536
British Guiana. Despatches from
Governor Light to Lord Glenelg,
17th Dec. 1837, to 15th July,
1839, with Enclosures, etc.
[P.P.] 1840. * 1537
Observations on the Climate, Soil,
and Productions of British Guiana.
By J. Hancock. 2nd ed.
1840. * 1538
A Description of British Gui-
ana, geographical and statistical :
exhibiting its resources and capa-
bilities, together with the present
and future condition and prospects
of the colony. By Sir R. Schom-
burgk, Ph.D.
1840. [3 c.] 1539
The Same. Reisen in Britisch-
Guiana in d. Jahren 1840 — 44.
Nebst einer Fauna und Flora von
Guiana. . . . Leipzig. 1847-48. *
Papers respecting the Immigration
of Labourers and the return of
Coolies to India ; with Report on
the State of the Labouring Popu-
lation of Demerara and Berbice.
[P.P.] 1840-43 * 1541
Twelve Views in the Interior of
Guiana. By C. Bentley. With
letterpress by R. H. Schomburgk.
1841. [23 d.] 1542
Nya Sverige i Sodra Amenka jemte
Beskrifning om "British" Guiana
. . Stockholm. 1841. * 1543
Reisen in British Guiana und Oron-
oko. Von 0. Schomburgk.
1841. * 1543a
Papers relating to British Guiana.
Civil List. 2 parts.
[P.P.] 1841-42. * 1544
Sir R. Schomburgk's Reports on
the Boundaries of British Guiana.
[P.P.] 1841-43 * 1545
Petition to combined Court for re-
duction of Expenditure.
1842. * 1545a
Refobt of Orphan Chamber.
1843.
1545b
BRITISH GUIANA.
75
Chaboes of the Bishop of Guiana.
1843-64. * 15450
Local Guide of British Guiana.
Demerarij. 1843. * 1546
Court of Policy. Enquiry into
Charges against T. C. Bagot,
Colonial Registrar. 1844. * 1546a
El Dorado. By J. A. van Heuvel.
New York. 1844 * 1546b
Manual for Justices of the Peace of
British Guiana. By G. R. Whin-
field. 1845. * 154oc
Petition for Immigration to British
Guiana. 1845. * 1543d
Papers relative to Constitutional
Reform. 1845-46. * 1546o
Review of the Prospects of Sugai
Cultivation. By G. Ross.
1845. * 154r>d
Extract from Report of R. G. Butts
[on Emigration]. 1845. * 1546e
Reis naar Demerary. Door J. E. W.
F. V. Raders. a. D. L. Wolfson.
1846. * 1546f
Orders in Council regulating, in
British Guiana, Mauritius, St.
Lucia and Trinidad, the relative
rights of Masters and Servants
and Contracts of Service.
[P.P.] 1846. * 1547
Crown Lands. [P.P.] 1846. * 1547a
Missionary Labours in British
Guiana, with remarks on the man-
ners, customs, and superstitious
rites of the aborigines. By Rev.
J, H. Bernau.
1847. [3 c] 1548
A Charge to the Clergy of the
Diocese of Guiana. By W. P.
Austin, Bishop. 1847. * 1549
Meteorological Elements of British
Guiana. By P. Sandeman.
1847. • 1549a
Report of Committee of Railway
Company, British Guiana. By F.
Catherwood. 1847. * 1549b
Starch-producing Plants. By J.
Sheir. 1847. * 1549c
Thoughts on British Guiana. By a
Planter. 1847. * 1549d
Despatches, 1844-47, relating to
Coolie Emigration to British
Guiana and Trinidad, Expenses
incurred and Funds provided for
the Service. [P.P.] * 1550
Memoirs of the Rev. John Smith
Missionary to Demerara. By E.
A. Wallbridge. With a preface
by the Rev. W. G. Barrett.
1848. * 1551
Reisen in British Guiana. Von
R. Schomburgk.
1848. * 1551a
Advice to Labourers of British
Guiana. By Rev. G. Macfarlane.
1848. * 1551b
Papers connected with the Enquiry
into the Management of the Penal
Settlement. 1848. * 1551c
Tables of Exchange for British Gui-
ana. By A. Craigen.
1848. • 1551d
Report of Committee on the Griev-
ances complained of in the Ad-
ministration and Government of
British Guiana : Evidence and
Index. [P.P.] 1849. * 1552
Correspondence showing the state
of the Dispute between the Com-
bined Court and the Governor,
respecting the Estimates for the
Public Service, and the Civil List.
[British Guiana.]
[P.P.] 1849-50 * 1553
Eight Years in British Guiana, be-
ing the Journal of a Residence in
that Province, from 1840-1848 in-
clusive. By IJarton Premium.
1850. * 1554
Church of British Guiana and the
Colonial Committee of the Church
of Scotland.
1850. • 1554a
Acts of the ATK)stles translated into
the Arrawack tongue. By Rev.
T. Schultz. ifew York.
1850. * 1554b
Second Report on Thorough Drain-
age. By J. Shier. 1850. * 1554c
Indian Missions in Guiana. By Rev.
W. H. Brett. 1851. * 1535
The History of British Guiana.
Abstract of the Census of British
Guiana. 1851. * 1555a
Address to the Commercial Interest
concerning a Navigable Canal in
British Guiana. By J. L. C.
Playter. 1851. * 1555b
Legends and Myths of the Abori-
ginal Indians of British Guiana.
By Rev. W. H. Brett, [n.d.] [3 b.]
1556
Journal of the Bishop of Guiana's
Visitation. 1851. * 1556a
Trial of Geo. A. McKidd for Libel
on Governor Barkly. 1851. * 1656b
Directions for testing Cane Juices.
By J. Shier. 1851. * 1556c
The same. 1877. *
Report of Commission of the State
and Prospects of British Guiana.
1851. * 1556c
Correspondence between the Gov-
ernor of British Guiana and
Earl Grey on the subject of Con-
stitutional Reform. 2 parts.
[P.P.] 1851-52. * 1557
Appendix to Report of Board of
Health, British Guiana.
1852. * 1557a
A Charge delivered by W. J^.
Austin, Bishop, to the clergy of
the diocese of Guiana, at the
Visitation, in the Cathedral
Church, Georgetown, 1851.
1852. * 1558
Demerara, after 15 years of Free-
dom. By J. Brumell. 1853. * 1558a
Report of the Inspector of Schools
of British Guiana. 1853. * 1558b
Notes of Inspection of Georgetown,
by J. M. Johnstone, Health
Officer. 1853. * 1558c
Reports on Guiana Diocesan So-
ciety. 1853-1866. * 1558d
Papers relating to Chinese Immi-
grants recently introduced into
British Guiana and Trinidad. 4
parts. [P.P.] 1853-58 * 1559
Patriotic Fund :' Address of E. A.
Wallbridge. 1854. * 1559a
Correspondence respecting the
Maintenance and Repair of the
Sea Wall at Georgetown, Deme-
rara. [P.P.] 1855. * 1560
Catalogue of Contributions trans-
mitted from British Guiana to the
Paris Universal Exhibition of
1855. Georgetown. 1855. * 1561
The History of British Guiana.
Comprising a general description
of the colony ; * ..^rrative of some
of the principal events from the
©arlist period of its discovery to
the present time ; together with
an account of its climate, geology,
staple products and natural his-
tory. By H. G. Dalton, IVl.D. 2
vols. 1855. [3 c.] 1562
The Missionary's Wife. By Rev.
Henderson. 1855. * 1562a
A Manual of Plantership in British
Guiana. By A. Macrae.
1856. * 1563
BRITISH GUIANA.
May Morley and other fugitive
pieces. By W. T* Veness.
1856. * 1563a
Correspondence between Governor
Wodehouse and the Colonial
Office on the recent Disturbances
and Compensation Claims. £50,000
[in British Guiana]. [P.P.]
1856. * 1564
Manual of Plantership in British
Guiana. By A. McRae.
1856. • 1564a
Correspondence respecting the
Registration Tax. British Guiana.
[P.P.] 1957, * 1565
Guiana : geographical and historical.
By J. 0. Bagdon. 1857. * 1565a
Second Report on Yellow Fever. By
Dr. D. Blair. 1857. * 1565b
Rules of D' Urban Race Course.
1857. * 1565c
Correspondence between Rev. T.
Bell and the Colonial Committee
of the Church of Scotland.
1857. * 1565d
Letter to Earl Grey : Charges
against Lieut. -Governor Walker.
By W. Crichton. 1857. * 1565e
Address at St. Mary's, Corentyne.
By Rev. T. Farrar. 1858. * 1565f
Correspondence' etc. R. Duff, G.
Harper, etc. 1858. * 1565g
Ventilation of Immigrant Ships.
1858. • 1565h
Rules of Georgetown Athenaeum.
1858. * 1565i
Inauguration of Missionary Jubilee
Memorial in Bethel Chapel.
1859. * 1565i
Who Pays for Immigration?
1859. * 1565J
Address to the Members of the
General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland. By R. Duff.
1860 * 1565k
Three Sermons on Special Occa-
sions. By Rev. H. Read.
1860. • 15651
Sugar Cane Cultivation in British
Guiana. By E. Conolly.
1860. • 1565m
Baptism of Converts from Judaism.
1860. * 1565n
Emancipation in the West Indies:
Two addresses by E. B. Underbill,
and Rev. J. T. Brown.
1861. • 1665o
Case of J. Howell, and Suspension
of R. G. Butts. 1861. * 1565p
BRITISH GUIANA.
77
X
Report of Commission of Church of
Scotland in British Guiana.
1861. * 1565q
Natural History Society of British
Guiana. By-Laws. 1861. * 1565r
Expedition in Search of El Dorado
and Omagua. By Pedro de Ursua.
Translated by William Bollaert,
with introduction by Sir Clements
Markham. 1861. * 1566
Proceedings of the Natural History
Society of British Guiana. George-
town. 1861. • 1567
Free Cotton : Where and how to
grow it. By W. H. Holmes.
1862. * 1567a
Bent's Guide to Ordinances of
British Guiana,
1831-1861. [n.d.] • 1567b
Report on Georgetown Scripture
Readers' Association.
1861-1862. * 1567c
Chinese Emigr.\tion : A Trip
through British Guiana. Bv Rev.
W. Lobscheid. 1862. * ■l567d
Report of Clerical Committee on
Education, etc. 1862. * 1567e
Sermon by Rev. G. Lillie.
1862. * 1667f
Catalogue of Contributions from
British Guiana to the London
International Exhibition.
1862. • 1568
Geography of British Guiana. Bv
Rev. J. Foreman. 1863. * 1568a
Lecture on the English Language.
By S. P. Thomson. 1863. * 1568b
Catalogue of Natural History So-
ciety and Address of W. Walker.
1863. * 156Bc
Resignation of J. T. Gilbert.
1863. * 1568d
Law of Arrest: Two Cases in Bail
Court. 1863. * 156Se
Sailing Pirections for the Coast of
Guayana, from the river Maranon
to the river Orinoco. . .
1864. • 1569
Charge to the Clergy by the Bishop
of Guiana. 1864. * 1569a
Index to Ordinances to, 1864. By
D. Arrott. 1864. * 1569b
Lecture on "Noah's Curse." By
Rev. J. M'Arthur. 1864. * 1569c
Poems. By F. A. Belgrave.
1864. * 1569d
Vesper Cogitations. By F. A.
Belgrave. 1864. * 1569e
Scripture Readers' Association.
Proceedings, 1864-1866. * 1569f.
Letter of J. T. Gilbert concerning
his nomination to the Court of
Policy. 1865. * 1569g
Wickedness and Doom of the Papal
Anti-Christ. By H. Bleby.
1865. * 1569h
Report on Villages. By N. Cox and
^\. J. Jeffrey. 1865. * 1569i
Case of Manoel De Freitas, and
Speech of C. J. Beaumont on the
Gaol Delivery Bill. 1865. * 1569i
Remarks on the Antiseptic Pro-
perties of Megass. 1865. * 1569k
An Illustrated History of British
Guiana. By G. W'. Bennett.
Georgetown. 1866 * 1570
The Same. 2nd ed. 1871. ♦
The Same. Abridged ed. A
History of British Guiana. George-
town. 1875. [M.C.] •■
El Dorado ; or, British Guiana as a
field for colonisation. By Rev. W^.
T. Veness. 1866. [3 c.] 1571
British Guiana : Being Notes on a
few of the natural productions,
industrial occupations, and social
institutions. By Rev. R. DuflF.
Glasgow. 1866. * 1572
BouRDA Will Case. 1866. * 1572a
Address to the people of the Urqu-
hart Mission. By Rev. T. Slater.
1866. • 1572b
Mission^ to Corentyn Indians. By
W. T. Veness. 1866. * 1572c
Chinese Emigration. By W. Lobs-
«L«,V1 • 1Qfi« * ^e:70,^
cheid.
1866.
1572d
Ruins of Time, and other Poems. By
W.E.Roberts. 1867. * 1572e
Catalogue of contributions trans-
mitted from British Guiana to the
Paris Universal Exhibition.
1867. • 1572f
Pastoral Letter. By Rev. R. L.
Webber, M.A. 1868. * 1572f
Removal of Chief Justice Beau-
mont. 1868. * 1572g
The Indian Tribes of Guiana. . . By
Rev. W. H. Brett.
1868. [3 c.] 1673
Index to Ordinances, 1864-1869. By
D. Arnott. 1869. * 1573a
Instructions to Captains of Emi-
grant Ships. 1869. * 1573b
Report on Distillery Lees.
1869. * 1573c
78
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Inquiry as to Treatment of Immi-
grants. By G. Des Voeux.
1869. * 1573d
Public Opinion on the Militia
Question. 1869. * 1573e
De la Contagion, seule cause de la
Propagation de la Lepre. Par Dr.
C. L. D. Landre. 1869. * 1573f
The. Same. Over de Oorzaken
der Verbreiding van de Lepra.
1869. *
British Guiana. Directory with
Almanack and Diary for . . 1870.
Demerara. 1870. [3 b.] 1574
Report on Estates' Hospitals.
1870. * lo74a
Sugar Cane Cultivation. By E.
Conolly. 1870. * 1574b
Reports of the Geological Survey of
British Guiana. By J. G. Sawkins
and C. B. Brown. Demerara.
1870. [3f.] 1574c
Report of Commissioners on the
treatment of Immigrants in
British Guiana ; with Appendices.
3 parts. [P.P.] 1871. * 1575
Correspondence as to the Com-
plaints of Portuguese residents in
British Guiana. [P.P.] 1871. * 1576
The Coolie. His Wrights and
Wrongs. Notes of a Journey to
British Guiana, with a review of
the system and of the recent Com-
mission of Inquiry. By E. Jenkins.
1871. [2g.] 1577
The Arawack Language of Guiana.
By D. G. Brintom Philadeljihia.
1871. [3 c] 1578
British Guiana. Correspondence on
the Recommendations of the Com-
missioners. [P.P.] 1872. * 1579
Proposal for new Cathedral.
1872. * 1579a
Position and Prospects of British
Guiana considered. By R. B.
Whitfield. 1872. * 1579b
Immigration Ordinance. By H.
Kirke and S. T. Fitzherbert.
1873. * 1579c
Handy Book of Village Law. By J.
Brumell. 1873. * 1579d
British Guiana. The Essequibo and
Potaro rivers, with an account of
the Kaieteur Falls. By Lieut.
Col. Webber. With map and
frontispiece. 1873. * 1580
Resolutions agreed upon at the
Conference of the Bishops of the
West Indian Diocese, assembled
at Georgetown. Demerara.
1873. [J.p. xxvi.] 1581
Papers as to a Disturbance among
the Indian Immigrants. British
Guiana. [P.P.] 1873. * 1582
A Pastoral issued by the Bishops of
the West Indian Diocese, at their
Conference held at Georgetown,
Demerara. 1873. [j.p. xxvi.] 1583
Pastoral Address to the Congrega-
tion of St. Paul's. By Rev. T.
Farrar. 1873. * 1583a
Preliminary Report or outline of
the principal duties of the Agricul-
tural Chemist to the Colony of
British Guiana. By J. Shier,
LL.D. 2nd ed. 1874. [2i.] 1584
Schedules of Contract for Works in
Demerara, War Department.
1874. * 1584a
Court of Review Cases, 1856-1873.
Alves, Dampier and Maxwell.
1874. * 1584b
Journey in the Interior by British
Guiana. By E. F. im Thurn.
1875. * 1584c
Harvest Thanksgiving Sermon at
St. Paul's. By Rev. T. Farrar.
1875. * 1584d
Report on Agricultural Wants of
British Guiana. By W. Russell.
1875. * 1584e
British Guiana : Its present Posi-
tion and future Prospects.
1875. * 1584f
Canoe and Camp life in British
Guiana. By C. B. Brown, Assoc.
R.S.M. ' 1876. [3 c.] 1585
Botanical Reminiscences in British
Guiana. By R. Schomburgk.
1876. * 1585a
Twelve Essays on the Cultivation
of the Sugar Cane. 1876. * 1585b
Voyage to Berbice, 1735. Reprint,
1877. * 1585c
Reports on the Condition of Coolies
in Surinam. [P.P.] 1877. • 1586
Journey to Kaieteur Falls. By E.
F. im Thurn. 1878. * 1586a
Sermon at St. Andrew's, Victoria.
By Rev. T. Farrar. 1878. * 1586b
The Demerara Sugar Case : Ameri-
can Dark Sugar. 1878. * 1586c
Seven Essays on Agricultural Sub-
jects. 1878. * 1586d
Report of the Bishops' Conference.
1878. * 1586e
BRITISH GUIANA.
79
Sermons: By Rev. T. Greenough.
1878. * lo86f
British Guiana Exhibits at Inter-
national Exhibition, Paris.
1878. * 1586g
RoRAiMA and British Guiana. With
a glance at Bermuda, the West
Indies and the Spanish Main. By
J. W. Boddam-Whetham.
1879. [3g.] 1587
Sermon: By Rev. F. J. Wyatt.
1879. * 1587a
Petition for Railway to Berbice.
1879. * 1587b
St. Philip's Guild Rules.
1879. * 1587c
Three Essays oi the Manufacture
of Rum. 1879. * 1587d
A Journey in the Interior of British
Guiana, [in Proc. R. Geo, Soc.]
1880. * 1588
Mission Work among the Indian
Tribes in the Forests of Guiana.
Bv Rev. W. H. Brett.
1880. [34 c.] 1589
The saTiie. 1881. *
Reports on Soils from British
Guiana. By T. Jamieson.
1880. * 1589a
Address to Diocesan Svnod. Bv
Rev. T. Farrar. 1880. * 15891)
Animism of the Indians of British
Guiana. By E. F. im Thurn.
1880. * 1589c
Sewerage and Drainage of George-
town. By Dr. W. Knight.
1880. * 1589d
Indian Pictured Books of Guiana.
1881. * 1589e
Leprosy in British Guiana. An
account of West Indian Leprosv.
By J. D. Hillis, F.R.C.S. With
plates, coloured and plain, from
drawings and photographs of
patients at the asylum. Engrav-
ings from camera-lucida, drawings
of pathological specimens bv E.
Noble Smith, F.R.C.S., and ex-
planatory remarks by P. S. Abra-
ham, M.A., F.R.C.S.
1881. [3g.] 1590
Chapters from a Guianese Log-
Book. By Rev. C. D. Dance.
1881. * 1591
Origin of the Guianian Indians. By
H. V. P. Bronkhurst.
1881. * 15913
Results of Census of British
Guiana. 1881. * 1591b
Reports on Insects injurious to the
Sugar Cane. By J. H. Comstock.
1881. * 1591c
Enquiry into working of the OflBoe
of Administrator General of
British Guiana. 1882. * 1591d
Address : By Rev. T. Farrar.
1882. * 15910
East Coast Water Supply. By W.
Russell. 1882. * 1591f
Dark Sugar Question : Review of
Commissioner's Report.
1882. * 1591g
Res Anolo-Israeliticae. By Rev.
T. Farrar. 1882. * 1591g
Missions to the Indians. Address
by Rev. T. Farrar. 1882. * 159rn
Among the Indians of Guiana, being
sketches chiefly anthropologic from
the interior of British Guiana. By
E. F. im Thurn, M.A.
1883. [3 c.] 1592
The Colony of British Guyana and
its labouring population. ... By
Rev. H. V. P. Bronkhurst.
1883. [3 c.] 1593
Combined Court Sketches.
1883. * 1593a
Papers: Quarantining of the
"Sheila." 1883. * 1593b
Lectures on British Guiana and its
Young Men. Bv G. A. Widdess.
1883. * 1593c
Ordination Sermon. By Rev. T.
Farrar 1883. * 1593d
Explorations in the neighbourhood
of Mounts Roraima and Kukenam.
By H. Whiteley. [in Proc. R. Geo.
Soc.] 1884. * 1594
West Indian Yarns. By "X. Beke."
[G. H. Hawtayne.] Georgetown,
1884. [lb.] 1595
The same. New ed. Georgetown.
1890. •
The Ascent of Mt. Roraima ; with
Mr. H. I. Perkin's narrative.
[in Proc. R. Geo. Soc.] 1885. * 1596
Sketches of African and Indian Life
in British Guiana. By Rev. J.
Scoles. Demerara. 1885. * 1597
A Journey on the Berbice River and
Wieroonie Creek. By E. H.
Glaisher. British Guiana.
1885. [3f.] * 1598
Colonial and Indian Exhibition
(London). Catalogue of Exhibits
in the Guiana Court. 1886. * 1599
8o
BRITISH GUIANA.
A Voice from the Woods : Groete
Creek. By W. T. Pieters.
1886. • 1599a
Fibre- Yielding Plants of British
Guiana. By J. Rodway.
1886. • 1599b
Records of the Demerara Turf.
Part 1, 1829-1854. 1886. * 1599c
Papers on the Peasantry. By W.
Russell. 1886. * 1599d
Lecture on British Guiana. By
Hugh Watt. 1887. * 1599e
The Apcstle of the Indians of
Guiana : a memoir of the Rev. W.
H. Brett. By Rev. F. P. L. Josa.
1887. [34 c] 1600
Royal Agricultural and Commer-
cial Society of British Guiana. By-
Laws, Rules and Catalogue.
Demerara. 1888. [3 f .] 1601
Supplement to " The Magisterial
Law of British Guiana." By A.
J. Pound. 1888. * 1602
Among the Hindus and Creoles of
Guyana. By H. V. P. Bronk-
hurst. 1888. * 1603
Chronological History of the Dis-
covery and Settlement of Guiana,
Vol. i., 1493-1668. By J. Rodway,
F.L.S., and T. Watt. Georgetown.
1888. [3g.] 1604
Geschiedenis van de Kolonien
Essequebo, Demerary en Berbice.
Door P. M. Netscher.
's-Gravenhage. 1888. * 1605
"Zorg": a Story of British
Guiana. By V. Kirke. [3 c.] 1606
Records of British Guiana. By N
D. Davis. Z>emerara. .1888. * 1607
Physician, Heal Thyself. By L. de
Souza. 1888. * 1607a
Labour Ordinances. With notes
and forms. By C. B. Grose.
Demerara. 1889. * 1608
Digest of Cases decided in the
Review Court of British Guiana,
1856-91. By E. A. V. Abraham.
Demerara. 1889: * 1609
Fruit Export Scheme. By Rogers
and White. 1889. * i609a
Sermon. By Rev. W. B. Ritchie.
1889. * 1609b
Disturbances in Georgetown, March
19th and 20th. 1889. * 1609c
The Administrator General's De-
partment and Ordinances 15, 16,
and 17 of 1887. By B. E. C.
Belmonte. Demerara. 1889. * 1610
British Guiana Medical Annual,
and Hospital Reports. Edited by
J. S. W^allbridge, M.R.C.S., and
E. D. Rowland, M.B. (Edin.)
Demerara. 1890. [3 g.] 1611
The same. Edited by J. S. Wall-
bridge and C. W. Daniels. 9th
year of issue. Georgetown.
1897. [M.C.] *
Pharmacology of Curare. By Dr.
J. Tillie. 1890. * 1611a
Cruise of the " Ocean Queen." By
P. Stewart. 1890. * 1611c
Historical Geography of British
Guiana. By H. V. P. Bronkhurst.
Demerara. 1890. * 1612
New Overseer's Manual. By Rey.
J. G. Pearson.
Georgetown. 1890. * 1613
Index to the Laws of British
Guiana, 1870-90. By C. T. Cox.
Demerara. 1890. * 1614
Diffusion in Demerara. By L.
Jones. 1890. * 1614a
A Voyage to Berbice in 1735. Trans-
lated and privately printed for N.
Darnell Davis in Demerara [before
1891.] * 1614b
Demerara Railwav Handbook.
1891. * 1614c
Rules of the Demerara Dramatic
Club. 1891. * 1614d
Ordinances and Regulations, British
Guinea Gold, etc. 1891. * 1614e
Essays and Fables in Creole English.
By M. McTurk. " Quow."
1891. • 1614f
Education in British Guiana. By
P. de Wever. 1891. * 1614g
Las Fronteras de Venezuela. Par
J. M. Rojas. Paris. 1891. * 1615
History of British Guiana from the
year 1668 to the present time. By
J. Rodway, F.L.S. 3 vols. George-
town. 1891-1894. [M.C.] • 1616
Report of Commission for opening
up the interior of British Guiana.
1892. * 1617
British Guiana : the North- West
District, [in Proc. R. Geo. Soc.]
1892. • 1618
Notes on the history of the Church
in Guiana. By T. Farrar.
BerUce. 1892! * 1619
British Guiana and its resourcea,
1893. * 1620
Phases or Evolution in the Guiana
BRITISH GUIANA,
8r
Forest. Bv J. Rod way.
1893 • 1620a
Birds of the Botanic Gardens. By E.
and Mrs. Percival. 1893. • 1620b
The Colony Militia. By J. Rod-
way. 1893. * 1620c
Falstaff : a Comedy. By J. Veecock.
' 1893. • 1620d
Handbook of British Guiana. By J.
Rod way. Georgetown
1893. [3 g.] 1621
Catalogue of the Exhibits of British
Guiana. By J. J. Quelch.
Chicago. 1893. [331.] 1622
Tropical Gardening in British
Guiana. By J. F. Waby.
Demerara. 1893. * 1623
In the Guiana Forest : Studies of
Nature in relation to the struggle
for life. By J. Rodway. With
introduction by Grant Allen.
1894. * 1625
— Thf mme. 2nd ed. 1895. [3 b.]
From Religion to Revelation. By
W. B. Ritchie. 1894. * 1625a
Laws OF British Guiana. New and
revised ed. 5 vols. Oxford.
1895. * 1626
British Guiana and its Resources.
[By Robert Tennant.]
1895. [3 f .] 1627
Four Months of Travel in N.W,
British Guiana. By G. G. Dixon.
[in Geo. Jour.] 1895. * 1628
A Criminal Code and Constabulary
Manual for British Guiana. 2nd
ed. By C. Francis, J. P. and
County Inspector of Constabulary.
Leyton, Eng. 1895. * 1629
Stark's GuiDE-Book and History of
British Guiana. By J. Rodway
and J. H. Stark. Boitfon.
[1895.] [H.C.] * 1630
The Overseer's Manual. Demerara.
1896. ♦ 1632
Notes on British Guiana and its
Gold Industry. By H. J. Perkins.
1896. * 1633
Royal Agricultural and Commercial
Society, British Guiana. By-Laws,
Rules and Catalogue. Georgetown.
1896. [3 k.] 1634
The Story of Forest and Stream.
By J. Rodway. 1897. [3 g.] 1635
Demerariana: Essays. By W. A.
Ireland. 1897. * 1636
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Twerty-five Years
Guiana. By H. Kirke.
1898. [3f.] 1637
British Guiana, or Work and Wan-
derings. . . By Rev. L. Crookall.
1898. [3f.] 1638
Report on a Collection [of Birds
Mammals, Reptiles, Crustacea,
and Insects], made by F. V.
McConnell and J. J. Quelch, at
Mount Roraima. \in Linn. Trans.]
1900. * 1639
Creole Life in British Guiana. By
Rev. J. Speirs. [bef. 1902.J * 1640
The Proverbs of British Guiana. . .
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1902. [3f.] 1641
A Naturalist in the Guianas. Ev
E. Andre. 1904. [3g.] 164*2
The Creole Tongue of British
Guiana. By J. Van Sertima. Ntw
Amsterdam^ Bertice.
1905. [3f.] 1643
Negro Humour. By J. G. Cruick-
shank Demerara.
1905. [3f.] 1644
Correspondence relating to Distur-
bances in British Guiana. [P.P.]
March, 1906. • 1645
Further Correspondence relating
to Disturbances in British Guiana.
[P.P.] 1906. • 1645
British Guiana and its resources.
By J. B. Harrison.
1907. [3 f .] 1645a
A Text-book of the Geography of
British Guij^a, the West Indies
and South America for the use of
Schools. By A. De Weever. 4th ed.
Demerara. 1907. [3 g.] 1646
Batteau and Banaboo, or a trip to
the Massaruni Diamond Fields. By
Rev. W. G. White. Brigg.
1907. • 1646a
De Vogels van Guyana. Suriname,
Cayenne, Demerara. By F. P.
Penard and A. P. Penard.
1908. • 1646k
The Geology of the gold fields of
British Guiana. By J. B. Harri-
son, C.M.G., M.A., F.I.C. With
historical, geographical and other
chapters by F. Fowler and C. W.
Anderson. 1908. * 1646c
A Souvenir of Emancipation 1838-
1908. By W. H. Hinds.
• Georgetown. 1908. * 1646d
The Argosy Handbook and Direc-
tory of British Guiana for 1909.
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zuelan Government and H.B.M.'s
Government, about the frontier,
etc. [M. de Relaciones Exteriores.]
Caracas. 1887. * 1647
Latest Correspondence on the
limits of Guiana. Caracas.
1887. * 1648
Limites Britanicos do Guayana. Por
R. F. Seijas. Caracas. 1888. * 1649
Limites Guayaneses entre Venezuela
y la Gran Bretaiia. Por A.
Guzman Blanco. Paris.
1890. * 1650
Limites Guayaneses. Epistola del
Presidente. A. G. Blanco.
Paris. 1890. * 1651
Una palabra mas sobre Limites
Guayeneses. Por A. G. Blanco.
Paris. 1890. * 1652
British Aggressions in Venezuela.
The Monroe Doctrine on trial. By
W. L. Scruggs. Atlanta.
1895. * 1653
Lord Salisbury's Mistakes. By W.
L. Scruggs. Washington.
1896. * 1654
The Venezuelan Question : British
aggressions in Venezuela. By W.
L. Scruggs. Atlanta. 1896. * 1655
Documents and Maps on the Boun-
dary between Venezuela and
British Guayana, from the
Capuchin Archives in Rome. By
Rev. J. Strickland. Eome.
J896. * 1656
HiSTORiA oficial de la discusion
entre Venezuela y la Gran Bretana
Bobre los limites en la Guayana.
New York. 1896. * 1657
Official History of the discussion
between Venezuela and Great
Britain on their Guiana boun-
daries. Atlanta. 1896. * 1658
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Commission. Brief for Venezuela.
Washington. 1896. * 1659
Documents submitted to the Boun-
dary Commission by the Counsel
of the Government of Venezuela.
3 vols. Washington. 1896. * 1660
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cion al " Libro Azul Britanico,"
con el tftulo de ** Documentos re-
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©ntre la Guyana Britanica y Vene-
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teriores.) Caracas. 1896. * 1661
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dencia entre los Estados Unidos
y la Gran Bretana. Caracas.
1896. * 1662
Memorandum del Ministerio acerca
de la Nota de Lord Salisbury al
Senor Olney, fechada a 26 de
Nov. de 1895. Caracas.
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Memorandum by the Ministry of
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to Mr. Olney, Nov. 26th, 1895.
Atlanta. 1896. * 1664
Memoria que presenta el Ministro de
Relaciones Interiores al Congreso
de los Estados Unidos de Vene-
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1896. * 1665
Fallacies of the British * ' Blue
Book " on the Venezuelan Ques-
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Documents and Correspondence r€v
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British Guiana and Venezuela.
Presented to Parliament, March,
1896. 2 pt. 1896. * 1667
L I M I T R s Guayaneses entre los
Estados Unidos de Venezuela y la
Gran Bretana. Por A. G. Blanco.
Paris. 1896. * 1668
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Presented to Parliament.
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BUS limites en la Guayana. Nueva
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and British Guyana. Submitted
to the Boundary Commission by
the Counsel of the Government of
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The Printed Argument on behalf of
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«4
25. DUTCH GUIANA.
Vertoogh, hoe nootwendich^ nut
ende profijtelick het &ij voor de
vereenighde Nederlanden te be-
houden de Vriiheyt van te hande-
len op West-Indien, In den vrede
metten Coninck van Spaignen.
Door W. Usselinc. 1608 ♦ 1698
KoRTE en wonderlijcke Beschry-
vinge van de Seltgame Wanschep-
sals van Menschen . . in het Con-
inckryck Guianae ; aen het Meyr
Parime . . Amsterdam.
[1635?] * 1700
True Narrative of ye late troubles
in the Colony Surynam. By Col.
Wm. Byam. 1661. * 1700a
<Gebedt Van . . . Balthazar ger-
bir, Baron Douvilly, Patroon
ende Commandeur van de Geoc-
troyeerde Guianse Colonie, op't
Schip St. Jan Euangelist.
Amsterdam. 1659 * 1700b
Ini'ORMatie voor de Rechts geleerde
di van wegen d'Edele Heeren
Bewinthebbers vande . . . West-
Indische Compagnye gherequir-
sert. . . Door den Baron Don-
villv. [Amsterdam, ? 1660]
* 1700c
A SoMMARY Description manifesting
that greater Profits are to bee
done in the hott than in the
oould parts off the coasts of
America. By Sir B. Gerbier.
Rotterdam. ? 1660. * 1700d
Beschrijvinge van het Heerlijcke
ende Gezegende I^9.ndt Guajana.
Waer inne gelegen is de seer voor-
name Lant-streke genaemt. Ser-
renamme. [Door 0. Keye.]. '«-
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Vertoogh, Een, Van de consider-
abele Colonie, by de . . Staten van
HoUandte ende West-Vrieslandt,
uytgeset op de Vaste Kust van
America. 1676. * 1701
Beschrijvinge van Guiana. . . .
Hoorn. 1676. * 1702
Consider atien van West^Indische
Compagnie over de Directie van de
Colonie van Suriname.
1682-87. * 1702a
AccooRD tussen de Staaten van Zee-
land en de West-Indische Com-
Sagnie, wegens't overnemen, van
6 Colonie van Suriname. . -
Amsterdam. 1713. * 1703
AccooRD met de Staaten van Zeeland
aangegaan wegens de koopi en
overneminge van de colonie van
Suriname. (1713). * 1703a
Beschrijvinge van de volk-plan tinge
Zuriname : vertonende de opkomst
dier zelver Colonie de Aanbouw en
Bewerking der Zuiker-Plantagien,
enz. Door J. D. H[erleinj.
Leeuwarden. 1718. * 1703b
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et les transformations des Insect*
de Surinam. Par M. S. Merian.
La Haye. 1726. * 1703c
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name overgegeven aan de Staaten
General. 1731. * 1703d
OcTROOY . . . de Colonie ^an Suri-
name. Hague. 1752. * 1704
KoRTELiJKE en Zakelijke Beschrij-
vinge van de Colonie van Zuri-
name . . . Door T. Pistorius.
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Extract uijt het Register der Reso-
lutien van de Staaten General.
1763. * 1705a
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Garnizoen der Kolonie Suriname
voor het jaar, 1765. Door C. A.
van Sypestyen. * 1705b
Traite des Maladies plus frequentes
a Surinam. Par P. Fermin.
1765. * 1705c
The Dutch Displayed; or a succinct
account of the Barbarities,
rapines, and injustices committed
by the subjects of Holland upon
those of England. 1766. * 1706
Description generale, historique,
geographique et physique de la
Coloniale de Surinam. Par P.
Fermin, JM.D. 2 vols. Amsterdam.
1769. * 1707
The Same. Nieurve. Algemeene
beschrijving. 2 vols. Harlingen.
1770. *
Bechrijving van Guiana of de
Wildekust, in Zuid America ; . . .
Door J. Hartsinck. 2 vols.
Amsterdam. 1770. [3 c.] 1708
Resolutie van Haar Hoog Mogende
De Heeren Staten Generaal der
Vereenigde Nederlanden, Contin-
eerende nadere Poincten omtrent
den vaart en handel op de Colonie
van Essequebo en Demerary.
Amsterdam. 1772. * 1708s
DUTCH GUIANA.
Requeste, Memoire, en Bylageii voor
P. Pama, cum suis, alien, zoo
Eigenaars van Plantagien in
Berbice. 1774. * 1708b
Reglement op de Administratie
der justitie en de Manier van
Procedeeren, in de Rivieren van
Essequebo en Demerary, Gear-
resteert by de Vergadering van
Thienen en by Haar Hoog
Mogende de Heeren Staaten
Generaal der Vereenigde Neder-
landen, den 4 October, 1774, geap-
probeert. * 1708c
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Aim. Upsal. 1775. * 1709
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I'etat ancien et actual de la
Colonie de Surinam et des causes
de sa decadence. Par Ph. Fermin.
Maestricht. 1778. * 1710
Nachrichten vora Lande Guiana,
dem Oronocoflus, und den dortigen
Wilden. Aus dem Italien von Ph.
S. Gilii iibersetzt. Hamburgh.
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Bbieven over het Bestuur van Esse-
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tusschen Aristodemus en Sincerus.
Amsterdam. 1785-88. * 1712
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Surinam. . . Avec I'histoire de la
Nation Juive Portugaise et Alle-
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Beschryvino van Guiana en cen
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Demerary. Amsterdam. 1794. * 1714
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tion against the revolted Neorroes
of Surinam in Guiana, 1772-77.
By Captain J. G. Sterlman. 2
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The same. 2nd ed. 2 vols.
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Paris. 1799. *
The same. Nachrichten von
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SiTRiNAAMTscHE mcngelnoezy. Door
P. F. Roos. Amsterdam^ 1804.
* 1715a
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1816 et seq. * 1715b
BuRiNAAMSCHB Almanack. 1820 ef sea
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West Indian Tale — founded on
Stedman's narrative of an Expedi-
tion against the revolted Negroes
of Surinam. 1824. [3 f .] 1716
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1826. • 1716b
Slrinaamsche Almanak voor eet
jaar 1833 en 1834, uitgegeven door
het departement Paramaribo. 2
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Verzamfltno over de Plantagien
Waterland . . Door G. Blancke.
1834. * 1716d
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name. Door M. D. Teenstra.
1835 * 1716e
VoTAGE k Surinam, description des
possessions neerland dans la
Guyane. By P. J. Benoit. Av.
100 dessins, pris sur nature par
I'auteur, lithogr. par Madou et
Lauters. Bruxelles. 1839. * 1717
Het Godsdienstig onderwijs der
Negerslaven. Door J. Van O. de
Vries. 1841. * 1717a
BiJDRAGE tot de Kennis der Kolonie
Suriname. 1842. • 1717b
Ontwerp ter verbetering Financielen
Toestand der Kolonie Suriname.
Door J. U. Tydemnn.
1842. • 17170
Suriname en de'^egering.
1843. • 1717d
Verzamelino van Stukken aan-
gaande de Surinaamsche Aangele-
genheden. 1845. * 1717e
Beschouwino van het Adres . . .
Svrinam. 1845. * 1717f
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. . in de Nederlandsche West-
Indien. Door J. J. Pennink.
1845. * 1717g
Vfrzameltng van stukken nopens
Suriname. 's-Gravrvhage.
1846. * 1717h
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namp's Binnenland. Door A.
Copijn. 1847. * 17171
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mensium. H. C. Focke.
1848. * 1717J
Beschouwino over de Kolonie Suri-
name . Door J. van der Smip(9*»n.
1849. * 1717k
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De Zicktetsestand in de Kolonie
Suriname gedurende het jaar,
1853. Door Dr. C. Landre. * 17171
Geneeskundige Wetenschappen.
1853. * 1717m
Vervolg der Bijlagen behoorende
tot de memorie aad den Konig . .
[Door Baron van Raders.]
1853. * 1717n
Beschouwingen van Suriname. Door
C. A. van Siji>esteijn. 's-Graven-
hage. 1854. * 1717o
Over de Hervorming Regerings-
Stelsel in Nederlandsche West-
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Mr. J. J. Mauricius, Gouverneur-
Generaal van Suriname. Door C.
A. van Sijpesteyn. ' s-Gravenhage.
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Almanak Nederlandsche West Indie.
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Wolbers. Amsterdam. 1861. * 1719
De Manja. Familie Tafereel uit het
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HOLLANDISCH - GuiANA. Door A.
Kappler. Stuttgart. 1881. * 1723
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Onze West. Door W. E. van
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1884. * 1727
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1884. * 1728
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de belangen der Kolonie Suriname.
Door A. C. Wesenhagen. Rotter-
dam. 1886. * 1730
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L. Geerling. den Haag.
1887. • 1731
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Kultur - Vcrhaltnisse. Von A.
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26. FRENCH GUIANA.
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Paris. 1730. * 1753
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Guiane Frangaise, contenant des
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Deliberation du Conseil Colonial de
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The same. Atlas . 2 torn.
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•Cbibii of the Sugar Colonies, or an
Enquiry into the Objects and pro-
bable Effects of the French Ex-
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to which are subjoined, sketches
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Lands of Trinidada. [By J.
Stephen! .
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Trinidad, including a reply to Col.
Picton's Address to the Council of
that island. By Colonel Fullar-
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A Letter . . on the subject of Tor-
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Colonies, as connected with the
laws of old Spain. 1806. * 1807
The trial of Thomas Picton, Colonel
of the 54th ResLment of Foot,
and late Governor of the island of
Trinidad, for torturing Louisa
Calderon, in the island of Trini-
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An Address to the British Public on
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1807. ♦ 1814
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criticism upon The Political Ac-
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defence of the crimes of Governor
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by J. Marryat. Esq., in the House
of Commons on Thursday, July
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Manufacture of the said Island.
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the Encouragement of all those
that are minded to settle there.
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The Life and Strange, Surprising
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe,
of York, Mariner, who lived eight
and twenty years all alone in an
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of the great River Oroonoque. . .
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the Gazetteer of October 22, 1768,
relative to the conduct of his i
Ex cy G R. M le |
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the present situation of affairs in '
the Island of Gr-n-da [Grenada]. '
1769. * 1896 I
Audi alteram partem, or a Counter- '
Letter to — Earl of H— 11— gh on |
the late and present state of ,
affairs in the Island of G — n — a, ;
in which it is clearly demonstrated i
that the Troubles and Confusion '
. . . took their rise . . from the |
arbitrary and partial disposition
of Governor M 11. . .
1770. * 1897 I
Narrative of the proceedings upon '
the Complaint against Governor ;
Melville [of Grenada].
1770. * 1898
Observations upon the Report I
made by the Board of Trade I
against the Grenada Laws. I
1770. * 1899
Considerations on the 4} per cent,
collected in Grenada, and the
Southern Charibbee Islands, by
His Majesty's letters patent
under pretence of the prerogative
royal without grant of Parlia-
ment. 1774. * 1900
Speech by Lord Mansfield, in giv-
ing the judgment of the Court of
King's Bench, Mondav, Novem-
ber 28, 1774, in the* cause of
Campbell against Hall, etc., for
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all Exports from the Island of
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Island of Grenada and the
Grenadines. Ch-enada.
1778. * 1901
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un Acte. Paris. 1779. * 1902
New Plan of the Island of Grenada,
from the original Survey of Mens.
Pinel, taken in 1763 by order of
the Government . . . with Book
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Paterson, Assistant to the
Quarter-Master-General of His
Majesty's Forces. Fadtn.
1780. * 1903
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an old planter. 1785. [3 f .] 1904
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• 1905
A Review of the Events which have
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Grenada Planter to a Merchant
in London. 1796. * 1908
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W. M. Gilpin. 1808. * 1911
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1808. • 1912
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1833. • 1912a
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ST. VINCENT.
jLuthentic Papers relative to the
Expedition against the Charibbs,
and the sale of Lands in the
Island of St. Vincent.
1773. • 1924
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of St. Vincent, as surveyed 1765-
1733, by J. Byers. 1777. * 1925
A Narrative of the OflBcial Conduct
of V. Morrisj late Governor-in-
Chief of the Island of St. Vin-
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of Saint Vincent on 28th Dec.,
1809. By J. Guilding. St.
Vincent. 1810. * 1927
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and its Dependencies from the
first establishment of a legislature
to the end of the year 1809.
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1823. *
1884.
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cent ; containing an abstract of
the Court Acts. By C. Shephard.
1822. [3 a.l 1929
A Communication from Sir C. Bris-
bane, Governor of Saint Vincent^
to the House of Assembly of that
Colony, enclosing Lord Bathurst's
dispatch. . . 1823. * 1930
An Account of the Botanic Garden
in the island of St. Vincent, from
its first establishment to the pre-
sent time. By L. Guilding.
Glasgow. 1825. * 1930&
A Communication from Sir Charles
Brisbane to the House of As-
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1826, enclosing certain bills for
meliorating the condition of . .
the slave population of the
Colonies. . . 1826. * 1930b
Account of the Number of Slaves
employed and quantity of Produce
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the Island of St. Vincent and its
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to 1824. Kingstown. 1825. * 1931
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French Commissaries concerning
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Acadia, and St. Lucia. 1755. * 1939
Relation of the late intended Settle-
ment of the Islands of St. Lucia
and St. Vincent in America, in
right of the Duke of Montagu in
the year 1722. 1725. * 1940
Candid and Impartial Considera-
tions on the Nature of the Sugar
Trade, the Comparative Imp>ort-
anc6 of the British and French
Islands in the West Indies, with
the Value and Consequence of St.
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aotuel de Tadministration de la
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Adrkssk des Planteurs et Citoyens
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those of Great Britain, with a view
of those Countries of the Spanish
West Indies that will probably b»
the seat of the present War.
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Present State of the British and
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frangaises, et les conseils et com-
pagnies etablis a ce sujet. Paris.
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Journal of the Expedition to Cart-
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]\[emorie, betrefFende de Pryzen door
de Engelsche Oorlogs-schepen en
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thirty-two maps and plans . . en-
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1763. [34c.] 2047
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An Essay on the more Common West
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l*: 64. * 2051
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TicAiTE explicatif d'uu herbier de
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in Europe. . . 1778. [3 c.] 2069
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IcL>nes, quas in lusulis Martinica,
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British and French Fleets [under
Rodney and de Grasse] in the
W^est Indies, near Guadeloupe on
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* 2073
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actual Surveys, with historical
Account of the several Countries
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raus] dans differentes colonies
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guerre, avec une table d'Observa-
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1785. * 2078
West Indian Eclogues. 1787. * 2079
Short Account of the Naval Ac-
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1787. * 2079a
Wrongs of Almoona, or the
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\ [1788.] [34 a.] 2080
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j dei>endencies, and showing the
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Reclamations pour les colonies des
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* 1789. * 2084
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Les Colonies frangoises, aux
Societes d'agriculture, aux manu-
factures et aux fabriques de
France. Por F. R. J. de Pons.
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An Address to the people of Great
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1791. * 2087
An Inquiry into the causes which
io6
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la Indias Occidentales. Por R.
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An Appeal to the Candour . . of the
people of England, in behalf of
the West India Merchants and
Planters. 1792. * 2089
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taken by command of His
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veying the Bread-Fruit Tree to
the West Indies, in His Majesty's
ship the " Bounty," commanded
by Lieut. Bligh. . . .
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A West Indian : Converted and
Slave grateful [in verse]. Edin-
burgh. 1792. * 2091
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Quakers cannot so fully unite
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C. Phillips. 1792. * 2092
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fessors of Christianity of every
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priety of consuming West India
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the Oppressive Labour of Slaves.
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Historia del Nuevo Mundo. [By J.
B. Munoz.] Madrid. 1793. " 2094
^ The History, Civil and Commercial
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[Plates and maps.] 2 vols. London.
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The tame.
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London.
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— The tame. 3rd ed., with con-
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*' An Historical Survey of the
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account of the Revolt of the
Negroes in the year 1791, and a
detail of the I^ilitary Transac-
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island in the years 1793 and 1794"
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Author, written by himself a
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Tour through the several islanda
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years 1791 and 1792: by Sir
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West Indies from its commence-
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3 vols. London. 1807. [3 a.]
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1810. *
* The same. 4 vols. Philch-
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* The same. 4 vols. Charles-
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dans les Indes Occidentales ; depuis
leur decouverte par Christophe
Colomb jusqu'a nos jours ; suivie
d'un tableau his'torique et
politique de I'lle de Saint Domi-
ngue avant et depuis la revolu-
tion francaise. Traduit de
1' Anglais de Bryan Edouard, par
le traducteur des Voyages
d'Arthur Young en France et en
Italie. Paris, an ix. (1801)-
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The same. Burgerlyke en Han-
delkundige Geschiedenis van de
Engelsohe Volkplantingen in de
West-Indien, uit het Engelsch. 2
vols. Haarlem. 1794. [3 a.]
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Beschouwing van St. Domingo * *
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Des Moyens de conserver les An-
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une guerre maritime. Par J. B.
Boyer-Foufrede. Paris.
1793. * 2096
A Treatise on the Intimate CJonnec-
tion between Agriculture and
Chemistry, addressed to . . . .
the Proprietors of West India
Estates. By A. Cochrane, ninth
Earl of Dundonald.
1795. * 2097
Instructions for Missionaries to the
West India Islands.
1795. * 2098
Etat, condition et usages des Negres
des Antilles, compare avec la con-
dition des negres de la Cote d'or.
Par J. O. Winslow. Amsterdam.
1795. * 2098a
Facts relative to the Conduct of
the War in the West Indies, col-
lected from the Speech of the
Hon. H. Dundas in the House of
Commons, April 28th, 1796.
1796. * 2099
Journal of a Voyage to the West
Indies, on board the Economy-
1796. * 2100
An Account of the Campaign in the
West Indies, in the vear 1794 . .
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[3d.] 2101
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aquatinta. 1796. *
Letter on the causes of the rapid
and progressive depreciation of
West India property. n.d.
[?ab. 1800]. * 2102
Memotre justificatif de la conduite
de la Grande Bretagne en arre-
tant les Navires Etrangers et les
munitions de Guerre destinees
aux Insurgens de I'Amerique.
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Treatise on Sugar, with Miscellane-
ous Medical Observations. By
B. Moseley, M.D. 2nd ed.
1800. * 2104
The Sugar Cane. By J. Grain-
ger. 1802. [le.] 2105
An Essay on the more Common West
India Diseases. By J. Grainger.
2nd ed. Edinburgh.
I8O2; [1 e.] 2107
A Treatise on Tropical Diseases,
on Military Operations, and on the
Climate of the West Indies.
1803. [3g.] 2108
Zeluco. By J. Moore, M.D. 2 vols.
1803. [3 f .] 2108a
Proceedings of the General Court
Martial in the Trial of Major J.
Gordon, of the late 8th West
India Regiment. 1804. * 2109
A Tour through the British West
Indies, in the years 1802 and 1803,
giving a particular account of the
Bahama Islands. Bv D. McKinnen.
1804. [2g.] 2110
War in Disguise, or the Frauds of
the Neutral Flags. [By J.
Stephens.] 1805. * 2111
The mine. 4th ed. 1806. [3 f .]
An Answer to " War in Disguise."
1806. * 2111a
Notes on the West Indies: written
during the expedition under the
command of the late General Sir
R. Abercromby : including observa-
tions on the island of Barbadoes,
and the settlements captured by
the British Troops, upon the
Coast of Guiana. . . 3 vols. By G.
Pinckard, M.D. 1806. [2i.] 2112
A Practical Treatise on the
Diseases of the Stomach and of
Dinevstion, including the History
and TreatmcTit of those Affections
of the Liver ind Digestive Organ*
which occur in persons who return
from thf^ E: st and West Indira:
with Observations on various
medicines, and particularly on the
improT>er use of Emetics. By A.
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The same. 2nd ed. With ad-
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The West Indian. By Mrs. C.
Mathews. Gninshomugh.
1806. [34 c.] 2118
The Coffee Planter, or an Essay on
the Cultivation and Manufacure ^
of that Artic^le of West India pro-
duce. Bv J. Lowndes.
1807. * 2114
Thoughts on the Value and Import-
ance of the Colonial Trade, by
C. Bosanquet. 1807. * 2115
Letter to W. Manning, M.P., on
the Causes of Depreciation of
West India Property. By C. B.
Bosanquet. 1807. * 2115a
Outltne of a Plan for the better
Cultivation, Security, and De-
fence of the British West Indies.
By Capt. Layman [RN.].
1807. * 2116
The West Indian Common-place
Book. Compiled from Parliamen-
tary and official documents ;
shewing the interest of Great
io8
WEST INDIES GENERALLY.
Britain in its Sugar Colonies. By
Sir W. Young, Bart., F.R.S.,
M.A. 1807. [3 b.] 2117
Report from the Committee of the
Commercial State of West India
Colonies. 1807. [34 c.] 2118
An Enquiry into the state of the
British West Indies. By J. Lowe.
3rd ed. 1807. * 2119
The same. 4th ed. 1808. [2j.]
Observations on the necessity of
introducing a suflBcient number
of respectable clergymen into our
colonies in the West Indies. . .
1807. * 2120
Suggestions relative to the preserv-
ing the Health of the Troops in
the West Indies consistently with
the Defence of the Islands.
1807. * 2121
The Interest of Agriculture and
Commerce inseparable, by W.
Lushington. 1808. * 2122
List of Accounts for Service in
Jamaica, the West Indies, and
other parts in British North
America, with Lists of Names,
Amounts and nature of Service.
1808. * 2123
A History of the West Indies, con-
taining the natural, civil, and
ecclesiastical History of each
Island : with an account of the
Missions instituted in those
Islands . . in connection with the
Rev. J. Wesley. By T. Coke,
LL.D. 3 vols. Liverpool, 1808,
and London, 181i^— 1811. [3 a.] 2124
A List of Sinecures or Offices exe-
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in Jamaica, Barbadoes, Leward
Islands. 1808. * 2125
Letter to the Governors, Legisla-
tures, and Proprietors of Planta-
tions in the British AVest India
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1808. * 2126
Voyages d'un naturaliste et ses ob-
servations, faites sur les trois
regnes de la nature . . en
Espagne, au continent de I'Ameri-
que Septentrionelle, a Saint-
Yago de Cuba, et a St. Domingue.
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Letters from Canada written dur-
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1806, 1807 and 1808 . . . ; Exhibit-
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increasing ability, m conjunction
with Canada, to furnish the neces-
sary supplies of Lumber and Pro-
visions to our West India Islands.
By H. Gray. 1809. [2 j.] 2128
Present State of the Spanish
Colonies ; including a particular
account of Hispanola . . with a
general survey of the Settlements
on the South continent of
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The West Indies and other poems.
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The same. 6th ed.
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The same. 7th ed. 1828. *
Authentic History of the English
West Indies, with the Manners
and Customs of the Free Inhabi-
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Criminal LaAvs, etc. ; a descrip-
tion of the Climate, Buildings,
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► the West India Islands. . . By a
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Settlement to the present time of
North and South America and the
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Narrative of the loss of the *' Cen-
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Sentence of the Court Martial.
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King of Sweden's Custom House
and Excise Ordinance for the
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memoire historique et politique.
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on the pamphlets of Messrs.
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Bv Colonist. Glasgow.
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Thoughts on the Abolition of the
Slave Trade, a ad Civilization of
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An Exposure of some of the
numerous mistatements [.stV] and
misrepresentations contained in a
pamphlet commonly known by
the name of Mr. Marryat's Pamph-
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Antidotk to West Indian Sketches,
drawn from Authentic Sources.
1816. * 2142
More Thoughts occasioned by two
publications which the authors
call " An Exposure of some of the
• numerous Misstatements, etc." . .
By J. Marryat, M.P.
I
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2143
More Thoughts still on the state
of the West India Colonies,
and the proceedings of the
African Institution. By Joseph
Marryat, M.P. . .
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The same. 1818. *
Medical and Miscellaneous Obser-
vations relative to the West India
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The Travellers' Guide to Madeira
and the West Indies. . . By a
Young Traveller. Haddington.
1817. * 214.5a
A Defence of the Wesleyan Metho-
dist Missions in the West Indies :
Including a refutation of the
charges in Mr. Marryat's
"Thoughts on the Abolition of
the Slave Trade, etc." By R.
Watson . 1817. [3 d.] 2146
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1815 et 1816, au.x Etats-IJnis, et
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Stockholm. 1819. • 2149
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Recherches sur les Poissons toxi-
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. . . Par A. Moreau de Joannes.
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Derrotero de las Islas Antillas . . -
formado en la Direccion de traba-
ios hidrograficos- 2nd e>d.
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Voyage to North America and
the West Indies. Bv E. Montule.
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Flore Pittoresque et Medicale des
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vols. Paris. 1821-29. * 2155
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distressed state of the British
West India Colonies : their Claims
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Competition of East India Sugar.
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The Different Modes of Cultivating
the Pine Apple from its first intro-
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Substance of a Debate in the House
of Commons on the 22nd May,
1823, on the Motion of Mr. W.
W. Whitmore, " that a Select
Committee be appointe<l to in-
quire into tbe Duties payable on
East and West India Sugar.
1823. * 2157
Statement of the Claims of the
West India Colonies to a Protect-
ing Duty against East India
Sugar. ^ 1823. * 2158
Observations on the Application of
the West India Dock Company
for a renewal of their Charter.
Bv J. Marrvat, MP. . . .
1823. • 2159
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J. Marrvat . . on the West India
Dock Charter. 1823. * 2160
KoROMANTYN Slavos, or West Indian
Sketches. By the author of "The
Solace of an'invalid."
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Colombian Navigator; or Sailing
Directory for the American
Coasts and the West Indies. By
J. Purdy. 1823. [3 f .1 2162
A Reply to the Arguments con-
tained in various publications re-
commending an equalization of
the duties on East and West
Indian Sugar. By J. Marrvat
M.P. 1823. * 2163
A Letter to W. W. Whitmore
I TO
WEST INDIES GENERALLY,
. . pointing out some of the
erroneous statements contained in
a pamphlet by J. Marryat, en-
titled * * A Reply to the Argu-
ments," etc. 1823. * 2164
On Protection to West India Sugar
[By Sir George Larpent]. 2nd ed.
With answer to Mr. Marryat's
"Reply." 1823. * 2166
Some Considerations on the present
distressed state of the British
West India Colonies, their claims
on the Government for relief, and
the advantage to the nation in
supporting them, particularly
against the Competition of East
India Sugar. By a West Indian.
1823. * 2167
East and W^est India Sugar : or a
refutation of the claii.is of West
India Colonists to a protecting
duty on East India Sugar. [By
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BoME Remarks on a pamphlet "East
and West India Sugar," by a
Well-wisher of the West Indians.
1823. * 2169
A Letter to W. W. Whitmore,
pointing out erroneous statements
in Mr. Marryat's " Reply," by
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India Sugar " [Z. Macaulav].
1823. * 2172
Relief for the West Indian Dis-
tress, showing the Inefficiency of
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Le8 Antilles frangaises, particu-
lierement la Guadeloupe, depuis
leur docouverte jusqu'au 1 er
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Peyreleau. 3 torn. Paris.
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West Indian Pretensions refuted.
By J. Stephen. 1824. * 2178
Coleccton de las Viages y Descubri-
mientos que hicieron por mar los
Espanoles desd© fines des siglo
XV. Con varios documentos
ineditos concernientes a la His-
toria de la Marina Castellana y de
los Establecimientes Espanoles in
Indias. Coordinada e llustrada
por M. F. de Navarrete. Madrid.
5 vols. 1825. 1837- * 2179
Six Months in the West Indies in
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The Same. 3rd ed. 1832 [2 a.]
The Same. 4th ed. 1841 [2 b.]
The Same. Zes Maaden in de
West-Indien in 1825. Vrij vertaald
uit het Engelsch door J. G.
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Wanderings in South America, the
North-W^est of the United States,
and the Antilles in the years 1812,
1816, 1820 and 1824. By C. Water-
ton. 1825. * 2182
The Same. New ed. with bio-
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The West India Question Practical-
ly considered. [By Sir R. J. W^.
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Letter to R. W. Horton, Esq.,
M.P., containing strictures on a
pamphlet [by him] entitled, "The
West India Question practically
considered." 1826. * 2185
Derrotero de las islas Antillas, de
las costas de Tieria Firme y del
Semo Megicano. Boqotd.
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A Critical Review, by G. Mathison,
of a pamphlet [by Sir R. J. W.
Horton] entitled, "The West India
Question practically considered."
1827. • 218e
Notes in the defence of the Colonies,
on the increase and decrease of the
slave population of the British
West Indies. By a West Indian.
Jamaica. 1826. [3 f .] 2187
No Colonies, no Funds!!! proving
that the present certain destruc-
tion of the West India Colonies
will yet involve the National
Debt ! ! ! Addressed to the Abettors
of Injustice. By a West Indian.
1826. • 2188
Chronological History of the West
Indies. By Captain T Southey.
3 vols. 1827. [2d.] 2189
First Report of the Commissioners
of Enquirv into the administration
of Criminal and Civil Justice m
the West Indies. S Jamaica],
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Epitome of the West India Question,
in the form of a dialogue between
an abolitionist and a West Indian.
1827. • 2191
WEST INDIES GENERALLY.
Ill
The Laws of the British Colonies in
the West Indies and other parts of
America. By J. H. Howard. . . .
2 vols. 1827. [3 c.] 2192
A Speedy End to Slavery in our
West India Colonies, by safe,
effectual and equitable means for
the benefit of all parties concern-
ed. To which is added a supple-
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Slave question.] By T. S. Winn
(formerly resident in the West
Indies). 2nd ed. 1827 [2 c] 2193
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State of Slavery in the West
Indies. Bv A. Barolav. 2nd ed.
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vols. 1849. [21 g.]
The Same. In Spanish.
Madrid. 1854. *
Sketches and Recollections of the
West Indies. By a Resident
1828. * 2197
The West India Question plainly
Btated ; and the only practical
remedy briefly considered in a
letter to the Right Hon. H. Goul-
burn. Chancellor of the Exchequer.
By Fortunatus D'Warris.
1828. [2i.] 2198
Dk Wkst-Indische maatschappij be-
haiideld in een gesprek, gehouden
in bet losement De IVIunt te Am-
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and Christian Experience of T.
Chalkley . New ed. . . detached
from his works. 1829. [3g.] 2199
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Traduit de I'Espagnol. Par C. F.
Chauceprat. Paris. 1829. * 2200
The Same. 4me ed. Augmentee.
. . Par C. Rigault de Genouilly.
PaHs. 1842. * 2200
Report of the Incorporated Society
for the Conversion and Religious
Instruction and Education of the
Negro Slaves in th© British West
India Islands, for 1829. * 2201
Effects of the late Colonial Policy
of Great Britain described, in a
Letter to Sir George IVIurray, shew-
ing the Effects produced in the
British West India Colonies by
the recent measures of Govern-
ment. 2nd ed. 1830. * 2202
Letter to the Marquis of Chando*
bv a W^est Indian Planter.
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West India Mission. Revised by
the Committee of Publication.
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Breaking the Line. Statement of
Facts . . connected with the great
battle 12th April, 1782. . . By an
old Naval Officer. Cheltenham.
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Four Years' Residence in the West
Indies. By the son of a Military
Officer [F. W. N. Bayley].
1830. [2 h.] 2206
The Same. 2nd ed. 1832. •
The Same. 3rd ed. enlarged.
To which is now added a faithful
narrative, derived from oflBcial
documents and private letters, of
the hurricanes in Barbados, St.
Vincent and St. Lucia, in August,
1831. 1833. [2j.]
An Address to the Members of both
Houses of Parliament on the West
India Question. Bv A. McDonnell.
2nd ed.' 1830. * 2208
Presbyter's Letjefs on the West
India Question, addressed to the
Rt. Hon. Sir G. Murray. Bv H.
Duncan. 1830. * 2201^
The Present State of the British >
Sugar Colonies considered, in a
Letter from a Gentleman of Bar-
badoes to his Friend in London.
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viola la Question. Par le Comt©
de Santo Domingo. Paris.
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et des Colonies, et la Commission
de Legislation Coloniale. . . Paris.
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Short Review of leading and
operating causes of the Distresa
of the British West India Colo-
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1832. • 2214
Narrative of his Shipwreck and
consequent Discovery of certain
Islands in the Caribbean Sea,
by Sir E. Seaward, 1733-49, edited
by Jane Porter. 3 vols.
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account of the Insurrection in St.
Domingo, 1791, by J. G. Hopkirk
(1833): Speech of Sir Daniel K.
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Report from Select Committeo en
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India Colonies ; together with the
Minutes of Evidence, and an ap-
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The Humble Petition of T. Brad-
ley, formerly Lieut. -Col. of the
2nd West India Regiment, to the
Hon. the Commons of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain.
[c. 1833] ♦ 2218
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Case of the West India Planters.
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Domestic Manners and Social con-
dition of the White, Coloured,
and Negro population of the W^est
Indies. By Mrs. A. C. Carmichael.
2 vols. I&.i3. [3 b.] 2220
Transatlantic Sketches : Visit to
North and South America and the
West Indies. By Captain [Sir] J.
E. Alexander. 1833. * 2221
Vindication of a loan of £15,000,000
to the West India Planters, show-
ing that it may not only be lent
with perfect safety but with im-
mense advantage both to the West
Indians and to the people of Eng-
land. By J. Cropper. 1833. * 2222
Letter to T. F. Buxton, in refuta-
tion of his Allegation resjjecting
the decrease of the Slaves in the
British West India Colonies. By
A. McDonnell. 1833. * 2223
Speeches of Mr. Barrett and Mr.
Burge, at a General Meeting of
Planters, Merchants, and others
interested in the West India
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Trelawny Wentworth. 2 vols.
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A Residence in the W^est Indies and
America. By Lieut.-Col. T. S. St.
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Dissertatio nonnullis Morbis Cuta-
neis in Indiis Occidentalibus. R.
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A Voyage to Guinea, Brazil, and
the West Indies ; in His Majesty's
Ships the "Swallow" and
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Details sur 1' Emancipation des
Esclaves dans les Colonies
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By R. M. Martin. 2 vols. I.
Jamaica, Honduras, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, the Bahamas
and the Virgin Islands. Vol. II.
British Guiana, Barbadoes, St.
Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica,
Montserrat, Antigua, St. Christo-
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and Physical History of the Wind-
ward and Leeward Colonies. . . By
Sir A. Halliday, K.H., M.D.,
F.R.S.E. 1837. [2g.] 2230
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The Laws and Constitution of the
British Colonies in the West
Indies, having Legislative Assem-
blies. By H. I. Woodcock. 2nd
ed. 1838. * 2232
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Capt. S. Hodgson.
1838. [2 b.] 2233
Negro Education in W^indward and
Leeward Islands. Report by C.
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voted by Parliament: Report on
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Statistical Report of the Sickness,
Mortality and Invaliding among
the troops in the West Indies.
By Captain Tulloch. 1838. * 2235
Emancipation in the West Indies.
A Six Months' Tour in Antigua,
Barbadoes, and Jamaica in the
year 1837. By J. A. Thome and
J. H. Kimball. New York.
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Letters from the W'est Indies. By
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Mortality and Invaliding among
the troops in the West Indies
presented to Parliament.
1838. [34 c.] 2239
The West Indies in 1837. Being
the journal of a visit to Antigua,
Montserrat, Dominica, St. Lucia,
Barbados and Jamaica. Under-
taken for the purpose of ascer-
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negro pK)pulation of those Islands.
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1838. f2i.] 2240
The Same. 2nd ed. 1838. [2 j.]
Observations upon Lord Glenelg's
speech, delivered 20th February,
1838. 1838. [2i.] 2241
Remarks on the State and Prospects
of the West Indian Colonies. By
Capt. J. W. Pringle.
1839. [34 c.] 2242
Statistics of the Colonies of the
British Empire in the West Indies
... By R. M. Martin.
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Suggestions for the consideration of
the British W'est India Proprie-
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A Winter in the West Indies and
Florida. . . Bv an Invalid. New
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West Indian Affairs. By Sir E.
Cust. 1839. * 2245a
A Winter in the West Indies des-
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Clay of Kentucky. By J. J.
Gurnev. [With prefatory letter
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New York. 1840.
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The Same. Un Hiver aux An-
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Extracts from Papers printed by
order of the House of Commons,
1839, relative to the West Indies.
i., Progress of Industry and
general condition of Society since
let August, 1838. ii., State of
the Law as it now exists; iii.,
New Laws proposed to meet the
new relations of Society. iv.,
Administration of Justice, v.,
Prison Regulations, etc. vi.,
Laws, relating to Immigration
and Deportation from one Colony
to another, vii., Proceedings of
the Local Legislatures.
1840. [311.] 224-
Present Condition of the British
West Indies : their Wants and the
Remedy for these. By H. Morson.
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Life, Voyages, and Exploits of
Admiral Sir F. Drake, with many
Original Letters. Bv J. Barrow.
1843. * 2249
Report of the Acting Committee to
the Standing Committee of the
A\est India Planters and Mer-
chants. 1843-48. * 2250
The Saifie. 1848, 1849 and 1850. *
Practical Observations on the West
India Navigation, by a Com-
Tnander of one of the Royal Mail
Steam Packets. 1844. * 2251
Colonists and Manufacturers in the
West Indies, translated from the
French of Paul D'Aubre.
1844. * 2252
Guide to the Madeiras, Azore«,
British and Foreign West Indies,
Mexico and Northern South
America. By J. Osborne. 2nd ed.
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The Same. 3rd ed.
1845. [34c.l
The Same. 5th ed.
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Letter to the West India Proprie-
tary on Improvements in Colonial
Machinery. By J. Biggs.
1844. 2254
Estelle; or the Conspirator of the
Isles. A tal< of the West Indian
Seas. By J. H. Ingraham.
Boston. 1844. * 2254a
Narrative of a visit to the West
Indies in 1840 and 1841. By G. V
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1844. * 2254b
West India Directory, containing
instructions for navigating the
Caribee or Windward and Lee-
ward Islands, Porto Rico, Hayti,
or St. Domingo, Jamaica, Cuba
and the Bahamas. New ed. revised
and corrected. By J. W. Norie.
8vo. 1845. [3g.] 2255
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By Lt.-Col. Capadose. 2 vols.
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Essay on Tropical Agriculture. By
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Report of the Acting Committee to
the Standing Committee of West
India Planters and Merchants, at
*I4
WEST INDIES GENERALLY.
their half-yearly Meeting, 11th
March. 1846. [n.d.] * 2257
Die Antillen mit Besonderer
Riicksicht auf die Emancipation
der Negersklaven geschildert. Aus
dem Franz, iibersetzt, von G.
Fink, von Victor Scholcher. 2
vols. Stuttgart. 1847. * 2258
Thb Real Bearings of the West
India question, as expounded by
the most intelligent and indepen-
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edited by Jacob Omnium.
1848. [2i.] 2259
A Second Letter to the Right Hon.
John Lord Russell, etc., by Jacob
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Remarks on the Present State of
our West Indian Colonies, with
Suggestions for their Improve-
ment. 1848. * 2260
West India Interests, African Emi-
gration, and Slave Trade. By
Hon. Captain Denman.
1848. * 2261
Light-houses on the West India
Islands and the adjacent Coasts.
Corrected to 1848. 1848. * 2262
The Same. Down to 12 later eds.
1880. *
Claims and Resources of the West
Indian Colonies. A letter to the
Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. By
Hon. E. H. Stanley. 3rd ed.
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Mahogany Tree: Its Botanical
Characters, Qualities and Uses,
with suggestions for cutting it
in the West Indies and Central
America. Liverpool.
1850. * 2264
Impressions and Experiences of the
West Indies and North America
in 1849. Bv Robert Baird, A.M.
2 vols. 1850. [2g.l 2265
Memorials of Missionary Labours
in Western Africa and in the
West Indies. By Rev. W.
Moister. 1850. * 2266
Proposed Mission from the Church
in the West Indies to Western
Africa. Barhadoes.
1850. * 2267
Further Facts connected with
the West Indies, a second Letter
to the Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad-
stone, M. P. (late Secretary to the
Colonies). By Lord Stanley.
1851. * 2269
Notes on the Mineralogy, Govern-
ment and Condition of the
British West India Islands and
North American Maritime
Colonies. By A. Cochrane, 9th
Earl of Dundonald. 1851 * 2270
Arthur Conway ; or Scenes in the
Tropics. By Captain ^lilman.
1851. [3f.l 2272
Five Years' Residence in the West
Indies. By C. W. Day. 2 vols.
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Case of the British West Indies
stated, by the West India Asso-
ciation of Glasgow. Glasgow.
1852. * 2274
Libel of Spanish Lies. Found at
the Sacke of Cales, discoursing
the fight in the West Indies,
twixt the English Navie, being
fourteene ships and pinasses, and
a fleete of twentie saile of the
King of Spaines, and of the
death of Sir Francis Drake.
London. [1596.] A facsimile re-
print. Edited bv J. P. Collier.
1853. [2h.] 2275
Obras. Bv Don J. A. Saco. 2 vols.
New York. 1853. * 2276
Suggestions relative to the im-
provement of the British West
India Colonies. By S. Bourne.
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de Indias. Madrid.
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My Coloured Schoolmaster; and
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The Spanish Main; or, Thirty Days
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Including all species known to
occur in the Bahama Islands, the
Greater Antilles, the Caymans
and the Lesser Antilles, excepting
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ans ; Sammlg. d. Geolog. Reichs-
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[and] a Refutation of the chief
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Colonial Consolidation. The West
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A Historical Geography of the
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The Postage Stamps, Envelopes,
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Colonies in the West Indies, to-
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the Colonies in South America.
With thirty-two sheets of Auto-
type Illustrations. Compiled and
published by the Philatelic So-
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viajes, sus descubrimientos, por
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Foreign OflBce in Paris, now for
the first time published, with ex-
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Directory, 1900. By J. N. Light-
bourn. St. Thomas.
1900. [3g.] 2428
The Story of the West Indies. By
A. Kennedy. [2 a.] 2429
A Glimpse of the Tropics, or four
months' cruising in the West
Indies. By E. A. H. Jay.
1900. [34 b.] 2430
Pamphlets issued by the Imperial
Department of Agriculture for
the West Indies. [Edited by Sir
Daniel IMorris, K.C.G.IVI.] Bound
in 4 vols. 1900-1903. [If.] No. 1.
Hints and suggestions for the
treatment of the Moth Borer in
Sugar Cane. By H. Maxwell-
Lefrey. No. 2. Hints and Sug-
gestions on Planting in Tobago
By Edward R. Smart. No. 3.
Summary of the Results of the
Cultivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment
Stations at Barbados, 1900. By
Professor d'Alburquerque and J.
R. Bovell. No. 4. The Harmful-
ness of Bush Fires. By Dr. H A
Nicholls, C.M.G. No. 5. The
General Treatment of Insect
Pests. By H. Maxwell-Lefroy.
No. 6. Recipes for Cooking Sweet
Potatoes from the West Indies.
No. 7. The Scale Insects of the
Lesser Antilles. Part I. By H.
Maxwell-Lefroy. No. 8. Sugges-
tions for the Cultivation of Vege-
tables in Barbados. No. 9. Bee-
keeping in the West Indies. By
I W. K. Morrison. No. 10. Ex-
WEST INDIES GENERALLY.
T2Z
I
I
periments with Manures and Le-
guminous Plants at Barbados,
1898-1901. No. 11. Hints tor
School Gardens. By William G.
Freeman. No. 12. Summary of
the Results of the Cultivation of
Seedling and other Canes at the
Experiment Stations in the Lee-
ward Islands, 1900-01. No. 13.
Summary of the Results of the
Cultivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Exoeriment Stations
at Barbados, 190i. No. 14. Screw
Worm in Cattle at St. Lucia. By
H- Maxwell-Lefroy. No. 15. Plain
Talk to Small Owners at Mont-
gorrat. By His Honour F. H.
Watkins. No. 16. Hints on
Onion Cultivation at Montserrat.
By His Honour F. H. Watkins.
No. 17. The General Treatment
of Fungoid Posts. By A.
Howard, A.R.C.S. No. 18. Re-
cipes for Cooking West Indian
Yams. No. 19. Summary of the
Results of the Cultivation of
Seedling and other Canes at the
Experiment Stations at Barba-
dos, 1902. No. 20. Summary of
the Results of the Cultivation of
Seedling and other Canes at the
Experiment Stations in the Lee-
ward Islands, 1901-02. No. 21.
Cotton and Onion Industries in
the West Indies. No. 22. The
Scale Insects of the Lesser Antil-
les. Part II. By H. Maxwell-
Lefroy. No. 23. Notes on Poul-
try in the West Indies. By J.
Barclay. No. 24. Dominica,
Hints to Settlers. By H. Hes-
keth Bell, C.M.G. No. 25.
Ground Nuts in the West Indies.
By W\ G. Freeman. No. 26.
Summary of the Results of the
Cultivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Stations
at Barbados, 1903. No. 27. vSum-
mary of the Results of the Culti-
vation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Stations
in the Leeward Islands, 1902-03.
No. 28. Barbados and Porto Rico
Molasses. No. 29. Lectures on
the Diseases of the Sugar-Cane .
By L. Lewton-Brain. No. 30.
Summary of the Results of the
Manurial Experiments with
Sug.'ir-Cane at the Experiment
Stations in the Leeward Islands,
1902-03. No. 31. A. B.C. of Coi^
ton Planting. No. 32. Sum-
mary of the Results of the Culti-
vation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Stations
at Barbados, 1904. No. 33.
Summary of the Results of the^
Cultivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Stations
in the Leeward Islands, 1903-04.
No. 34. Notes on Rabbit-Keeping
in the West Indies. By J. Bar-
clay. No. 35. Information in
regard to Agricultural Banks.
No. 36. Manurial Expverimenta
with Suo-ar-Cane in the Leeward
Islands, '1903-04. No. 37. Culti-
vation of Oranges in Dominica.
Bv His Honour H. Hesketh Bell,
C.M.G. No. 38. Cultivation and
Curing of Tobacco. No. 39. Sum-
mary of the Results of the Cul-
tivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Sta^
tions in the Leeward Islands,
1904-05. No. 40. Seedling Canes
and Manurial Experiments at
Barbados, 1903-05. No. 41.
(Bound separately. See No. 1S94).
No. 42. Summary of the Results
of the Manurial Experiments
vvdth Sugar-Cane at the Experi-
ment Stations in the Leeward
Islands, 1904-05. No. 43. Cotton
Seed and Cotton-Cake-Meal on
West Indian Plantations. By
Professor J. P. d' Albuquerque.
No. 44. Summary of the Results
of the Cultivation of Seedling
and other Canes, together with
Manurial Experiments with
Sugar-Cane carried on at the Ex-
periment Stations at Barbados,
1904-06. No. 45. A. B.C. of Cot-
ton Planting. (New and en-
largeil edition'). No. 46. Sum-
mary of the Results of the Cul-
tivation of Seedling and other
Canes at the Experiment Sta/-
tions in the Leeward Islands,
1905-06. iNo. 47. Summary of
the Results of the Manurial Ex-
periments with Sugar Cane at
the Exnerimont Stations in the
Leeward Islands. 1905-06. No.
48. Hints for School Gar-
dens. By A. H. Kirby.
No. 49. Summary of the results
of the Cultivation of Seedling
and other Canes, together with
Manurial Experiments with
Sugar-Cane carried on at the Ex-
periment Stations at Barbados,
1905-07. No. 50. Summary of
the Results of the Cultivation of
Seedling and other Canes at the
Experiment Stations in the Lee-
ward Islands, 1906-07. No. 51.
Summ.ary of the results of the
Manurial Experiments with
Sugar-Cane at the Experiment
Stations in the Leeward Islands,
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WEST INDIES GENERALLY.
1906-07. No. 52. Hints for School
Gardens. (Revised edition). By
A. H. Kirby. No. 53. A.B.C. of
Lime Cultivation. No. 54. Fun-
gus Diseases of Cacao and Sani-
tation of Cacao Orchards. By F.
A. Stockdale. Bound in 4 vols.
1900-1908. [If.] 2431
Aus DEM Lande der Karaiben. Von
F. Sundstral. Berlin. 1900. * 2433
Von der Antillen zum fernen
Westen. Von F. Doflein. Jena.
1900. * 2434
GuERRA hispano-Americano. Cole-
ccion de documentos referentes a
la Escuadra de operaciones de las
Antillas orden. For el Contra-
almirante P. Cervera y Topete.
3rd ed. El Ferrol. 1900. * 2435
The Golden Caribbean. By H. R.
Blaney. Boston. 1900. * 2436
West Indian Bulletin. The Journal
of the Imperial Department of
Agriculture for the West Indies.
Vols. 1-8. 1900-08. [3g-] 2437
Erinnerungen aus WtBstindien. Von
W. Keller. Aarou. 1901. * 2438
Central America and the West
Indies. By A. H. Keane. Edited
by Sir C. Markham.
1901. [3g.] 2439
The Architecture and Furniture of
the Spanish Colonies during the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Cen-
turies. By W. R. Emerson. Boston.
1901. * 2440
Tales of the Spanish Main. By
Mowbray Morris.^, 1901. * 2441
My Colonial Services in British
Guiana, St. Lucia, Trinidad, Fiji,
Australia, Newfoundland and
Hong Kong. By Sir W. Des
Vu3i;x. 2 vols. 1903. [3 f .] 2442
The Herrnhut Missionary Christ-
lieb Quandt's account of the
Arawak language. By. J. Platz-
mann. Leipiz. 1900. Tr. in MS.
by Mrs. W. B. Atherton.
[3 g.] 2443
West Indian Hurricanes. By E. B.
Garriott. Washington.
1900. [3h.] 2444
Nature Teaching based upon the
general Principles of Agriculture
for the use of Schools. By F.
Watts, F.I.C. 1901. [2 j.] 2445
The Same. 2nd ed. 1908. [3g.l
The West Indies and the Empire.
By H. de R. Walker.
1901. [34 a.] 2447
Glimpses of the West Indies. By J.
T. Rea. Dublin. 1901. [3 b.] 2448
The Purple Cloud. By M. P.
Shiel. 1901. • 2449
The Letters of her mother to Eliza-
beth. By W. R. H. Trowbridge.
1901. * 2450
The' Usurper. By W. J. Locke.
1902. * 2451
West Indian Madreporarian Polpya.
By J. E. Duerden. Washington.
1902. [3d.] 2452
Equatorial America, descriptive of
a voyage to St. Thomas, Marti-
nique, Barbadoes, ajid the prin-
cipal capitals of South America.
By M. M. Ballon.
Boston. 1902. * 2452a
Cruising among the Caribbees. By
C. A. Stoddard. Revised and en-
larged ed. New York.
1903. [M.C.] * 2453
Tourist Guide to the West Indies.
Packet Company.] Compiled by
C. E. Vezey.
1903. [If.] 2454
Where Love is. By W. J. Locke.
1903. * 2455
Cruising in the Caribbean with a
Camera. By A. P. Stokes. New
York. 1903. * 2456
Cruising in the West Indies. By
A. P. Stokes. New York.
1903. * 2456a
Around the Caribbean and across
Panama. By F. C. Nicholas.
Boston. 1903. [3 c.] 2457
Shipmates in Sunshine: their
romance on the Caribbean Cruise.
By F. F. Moore.
1903. [36 n.] 2458
Notes on a Voyage to the West
Indies on the vacht Argonaut.
By G. G. Hildyard. 1903. * 2459
0NTO the third generation. By M.
P. Shiel. 1903. * 2460
The Situations of Lady Patricia.
By W. R. H. Trowbridge.
1903. * 2461
Naar de Antillen en Venezuela.
Van H. H. van Kol. Leiden.
1904. * 2462
Reisen in Westindischen Mittel-
meer. Fahrten und Studien in
den Antillen, Columbia, Panama,
and Costarica im jahre 1903. Voo
G. Wegener. Berlin.
1904. • 2462a
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123
West India Committee. Objects,
Rule« and List of Members.
1904. [If.] 2463
TU Same. 1905. [3 g.]
Our West Indian Neighbors. . . By
F. A. Ober. New York.
1904. * 2464
Colonial Memories. By Lady
Broome. 1904. [3 f .] 2465
Travels, Trips and Trots. By J.
Blaksley. 1904. * 2466
Land and Sea Mammals of Middle
America and the West Indies. By
D. G. Elliott. Chicago. 1904. * 2467
EssAi sur les sources de I'historie
des Antilles frangaises, 1492-
1664. Par Jacques Le Dampierre.
Paris. 1904. * 2468
The Book of the West Indies. By
F. Dodsworth. 1904. * 2469
An Inarticulate Genius. By W.
R. H. Trowbridge. 1904. * 2470
That Little Marquis of Branden-
burg. By W. R. H. Trowbridge.
1904. * 2471
Days and Nights in the Tropics.
By W. R. Harris. Toronto.
1905. * 2472
In the West Indies by W. B. F.
1905. * 2473
Back to Sunny Seas. By F. Bullen.
1905. [3f.] 2474
Cotton Planting in the British
West Indies. By N. D. Davis.
Georgetown. 1905. * 2475
Sun Pictures of the Antilles and
British Guiana. By A. E. Aspin-
all. 1905. [3f.] 2476
The West Indies painted and des-
cribed by A. S. Forrest and J.
Henderson. 1905. [3 f .] 2477
The Morals of Marcus Ordevns.
By W. J. Locke. 1905. * 2478
. Colonial and Indian Exhibition,
London, 1905. Official Catalogue.
1905. [33 1.] 2479
Colonial Exhibition, London, 1905.
West Indian Court. RepK)rt of
Committee, Awards of Judges
and descriptive Account of Court.
1905. [3 f .] 2480
Check List of Mammals of the
North American Continent, the
West Indies and the Neighbouring
Seas. By D. G. Elliott. Chicago.
1905. * 2480a
Political and Social Disturbances
in the West Indies. A Brief Ac-
count and Bibliography. By F.
Cundall. 1906. [n.b.] 2481
White Capital and Coloured
Labour. By S. Olivier.
1906. [3f.] 2481a
Sir Francis Drake. Monograph.
By F. R. Hart, F.R.G.S. 1907.
[n.b] 2481b
A Guide to the West Indies. Bv F.
A. Ober. 1907. * 2482
The Attack upon Cartagena by
the French in 1697. By F. R.
Hart. 1908. [n.b.] 2482*
The Attacks upon the Spanish Main
by Admiral Vernon. By F. R.
Hart. 1908. [n.b.] 2482b
The Cradle of the Deep: An Ac-
count of a voyage to the West
Indies. By Sir F. Treves, Bart.,
G.C.V.O., C.B. 1908. [3g.] 2484
Revised Supplement 1908 relating
to the West India Pilot, vol. II.,
5th ed., 1899. 1908. [3 g.] 2485
Les Paradis de I'Amerique Cen-
trale : Les Antilles, Panama, Costa
Rica, le Mexique. Par Maurice
de Waleffe Paris. 1908. * 2487
West India Recipes. Collected by
Mrs. F. H. Watkins. Kingston,
Ja. 1908. [3g.] 2489
Methodism in the West Indies. By
Rev. H. Adams. 1908. [3 g.] 2490
To the West Indies and back. One
hundred days : being a narrative
of a visit to the churches con-
nected with tife Church of Scot-
land in Jamaica, Grenada, St.
Vincent and British Guiana. By
Rev. D. Scott, B.D. [Motherwell^.
1908. [3g] 2490a
Tourist Guide to the West Indies,
Venezuela and Isthmus of Pana-
ma. By E. M. Ambard. New
York. [1909] [3f.] 2490b
The Isles of West. By Captain W.
J. P. Benson. (R.M.S.P. Com-
pany.) 1909. * 2490o
Les Petites Antilles etude sur
leur evolution economique. Par
P. C. Dupontes. Pref. de M. M.
Dubois. Paris. 1909. * 2490d
Les Grandes Antilles. Par D.
Bellet. Paris. 1909. * 2490e
Notes on Hurricanes and Earth-
quakes in the West Indies. By
Henry Head and Co.
1909. [n.b.] 2490f
124
WEST INDIES GENERALLY
The West Indies illustrated. By
A. Macmillan. 1909. [2] 2490g
Bartholomew de las Casas, his
apostolate and his writings- By
F. A. Macnutt. 1909. * 2490h
The Geological Connexions of
the Caribean Region. By R. J.
L. Guppy. (Trans. CanadiaJi
Inst.) 1909. [nb.] 2490i
12 5
22^ SLAVERY
A ViBW of the State of the Trade
of Africa. 1708. * 2491
Remarks on » Pamphlet called Re-
flections on the Constitution and
Management of the [Slave] Trade
to Africa. 1709. * 2492
The Case of the Royal African
Company of England. 1730. * 2495
The Particulars of the Enquiry
into Mr. B. Wooley's conduct and
his being stationed by, the Court
of Directors of the South Sea
Company, first factor at Porto
Bello and Panama. 1735. [2 i.] 2496
Two Letters and Calculations on
the Sugar Colonies and Trade of
the West Indies. By Bennett
[Agent of the Assiento Company].
1738. * 2497
The African Trade, the great Pillar
and Support of the British Plan-
tation Trade in America.
1745. * 2498
The Importance of effectually sup-
porting the Royal African Com-
pany of England impartially con-
sidered. . . 1745. * 2499
The same. 2nd ed. 1745. *
The Case of the Royal African Com-
pany of England, on behalf of
Themselves and all others His
Majesty's Subjects trading to
Africa and the British Colonies
and Plantations in America.
[? About 1750] * 2500
Short View of the Dispute between
the Merchants of London, Bristol,
and Liverpool, and the advocates
of a New Joint-Stock Company,
concerning the . . African Trade.
1750. * 2501
Presentation of the Injustice and
Dangerous Tendency of Tolera-
ting Slavery. . . Bv G. Sharpe.
1769. * 2502
Candid Reflections upon the Judge-
ment lately awarded by the Court
of King's Bench, or what is com-
monly callefl the Negro Cause. Bv
E. Long. 1772. * 2503
A Plan for the Abolition of Slavery
in the West Indies. 1772. * 2504
The Dying Negro: a poem [bv T.
Day]. 1773. * 2505
The same. 3rd ed. 1775. *
The Just Limitation of Slavery in
the Laws of God ; compared with
the unbounded claims of the
African Traders and British -
American Slave-holders. By G.
Sharp. . . 1776. [35 g.] 2506
An Essay on the Treatment and
Conversion of African Slaves in
the British Sugar Colonies. By
Rev. J. Ranisav, M.A.
1784. [34 a.] 2507
Enquiry into the effects of putting
a stop to the Slave Trade. By
Rev. J. Ramsay. 1784. * 2507a
Fragment of a Letter on the
Slavery of the Negroes, written
in 1776. By T. Day. 1784. * 2508
Account of Some parts of Guinea
and the Slave Trade. By Captain
W. Snelgrave. 1784. * 2509
A Caution to Great Britain and
her Colonies in a short represen-
tation of the calamitous state of
the enslaved negroes in the
British Dominions. By A. Bene-
zet. new ed. 1785 [34 a.] 2510
An Apology for Negro Slavery : or
the West India Planters vindica-
ted from the charge of inhumani-
ty. By the author of Letters to
a young planter. [G. Tumbull.]
2nd ed. 1786. * 2511
Thoughts and Sentiments on the
Evil and Wicked Traffic of the
Slavery and Commerce of the
Human Species . . by Ottobah
Cugoano, a native of Africa.
■B 1787. * 2512
Manual for African Slaves. By
Rev. J. Ramsay. 1787. * 2512a
West Indies. Pamphlets I. A L etter to ^
the Society for the purpose of effecting
the abolition of the Slave Trade, from
Rev. R. B. Nickolls, 1788: Remarks upon
the evidence given by T. Irving, Esq. . .
before the Select Committee . . on the
Slave Trade, 1791 : The Duty of Abstain-
ing from the use of West India produce,
1792: A country gentleman's Rea6on>
for voting against Mr. Wilberforce's
motion for a bill to prohibit the impor-
tation of African Negroes. 1792: A Sum-
mary of the Evidence before the Com-
mittee of the Privy Council relating to
the Slave Trade, 1792: Remarks on the
late decision of the House of Commons
respecting the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, by T. Gishorne, 1792: Brief Re-
marks on the Slave Registry Bill, 1816:
An appeal . . in behalf of the Negro
Slaves in the West Indies, by W. Wilber-
force, M.P., 1823: Colonial Slavery.
Letters to the Rt. Hon. W. Huskisson,
by J. A. Yates, 1824: An Attempt to
■trip Negro Emancipation of its diffi-
culties as well as its terrors, 1824: Is
the system of Slavery sanctioned or
condemned by Scripture? 1824: The
;26
SLAVERY.
injurious effects of Slave Labour, 1824:
Anti-Negro Emancipation. An Appeal to
Mr. Wilberforce, 1824: The Support of
Slavery investlRated, by J. Cropper,
1824: A Sketch of the African Slave
Trade, n.d. [after 1827]: A Letter to
the Rev. Dra. Cox and Hoby . . relative
to the question of Slavery in America,
by the Rev. T. Willcocks, 1836: Imme-
diate Emancipation : the Speech of Lord
Brougham in the House of Lords, Feb.
20th, 1838: Haiti and Spain, a Memorial
by Richard Hill, 1862: On the Negro's
Place in Nature, by J. Hunt. Ph.D.,
1863: A Short Sketch of the Evidence
delivered before a Committee of the
House of Commons for the abolition of
the Slave Trade, 1792: The True State
of the Question addressed to the peti-
tioners for the abolition of the Slave
Trade, 179—: A Dissertation upon the
nature of Service or Slavery under the
Levitical Law, by Rev. B. Bailey, 1824:
A Plain Statement of the Rights, etc.,
claimed by our Colonies under charters
granted to them. 1833: The Slave Colo-
nies of Great Britain; being an Abstract
of the various papers recently laid be-
fore Parliament, 1825. [4 m.] ♦
2513
An Essay on the Slavery and Com-
merce of the Human Species, par-
ticularly the African. By T.
Clarkson. 1788. * 2513a
Considerations on the Emancipa-
tion of Negroes, and on the Aboli-
tion of the Slave Trade, by a
West-India Planter. 1788. * 2514
Remarks on the Slave Trade and
the Slavery of the Negroes, in a
series of Letters by Africanus.
1788. * 2515
An Essay on the Unpolicy of the
African Slave Trade. By T.
Clarkson. 1788. * 2516
Objections to tlie abolition of the
Slave Trade. By Lev. J. Ramsay.
1788. * 2516a
Objections Answered : a reply to
Arguments in Defence of Slavery.
By Rev. J. Ramsay- 1788. * 2516b
Address on the proposed bill for
the abolition of Slavery. By Rev.
J. Ramsay. 1788. * ' 2516c
An Account of the Slave Trade on
the coast of Africa. By A. Fal-
conbridge. 1788. * 2517
The Capacity of Negroes for Reli-
gious and Moral Improvement
considered, with Cursory Hints
to Proprietors and to Govern-
rnent for the immediate Meliora-
tion of the Condition of Slaves in
the Sugar Colonies. Bv R. Nisbet.
1789. * 2518
Speech on a bill for regulating the
conveyance of Negroes from
Africa to the West Indies. . . Bv
Beaufoy. 1789. * 2519
An Essay on the Comparative ©flBci-
ency, of Regulation, or Abolition
as applied to the Slave Trade. By
T. Clarkson. 1789. * 2520
An Attempt to prove to the Convic-
tion of every rational British
Subject that the abolition of the
British Trade with Africa for
Negroes would be a measure as
unjust as impolitic, fatal to the
interest of this Nation, ruinous to
its Sugar Colonies. 1789. * 2521
Answer to Clarkson, showing the
antiquity and the lawfulness of
slavery. By G. Francklyn.
1789. * 2522
Observations on the Attempts
made in England to effect the
Abolition of the Slave Trade,
showing the manner in which
Negroes are treated in the British
Colonies in the West Indies. By
G. Francklyn. 1789. * 2523
Observations on the Slave Trade,
and a description of some part of
the coast of Guinea. By C. B.
Wadstrom. 1789. * 2524
Report of the Lords of the Com-
mittee of Council . . relating to
Trade and Foreign Plantations . .
concerning the present state of
the Trade to Africa and particu-
larly the trade in Slaves ; and con-
cerning the effects and conse-
quences of this Trade, as well in
Africa and the West Indies. . . .
1789. [4 h.] 2525
Considerations on the Abolition of
Slavery and the Slave Trade. [By
T. Burgess.] Oxford. 1789. * 2525a
West India Trade and Islands.
Commercial Reasons for the non-
abolition of the Slave Trade, in
the West-India Islands, by a
Planter and Merchant of many
years' residence in the West
Indies. 1789. * 2526
Abridgment of the Minutes of the
Evidence, taken before a Commit-
tee of the whole House, to whom
it was referred to consider of the
Slave Trade. 2 vols. 1789. * 2528
Observations on the Project for
abolishing the Slave Trade, and
on the Reasonableness of attempt-
ing some practical mode of reliev-
ing the Negroes. Bv Lord Shef-
field. 1790. * 2529
Doubts on the Abolition of the
Slave Trade. By an old M.P.
1790. * 2530
Lettre aux citoyens de conteur et
SLAVERY.
127
negres libres de Saint Domingue |
et les antres isles Frangois de ^
TAmerique, par H. Gregoire.
[Paris. 1791.] * 2531
Letters on the Slave Trade and the
state of the Natives in those parts
of Africa which are contiguous to
Fort St. Louis and Goree. By T.
Clarkson. 1791. * 2531a
Address to the Inhabitants of Glas-
gow, Paislej^ and the Neighbour-
hood, concerning the African
Slave Trade. By a Society in
Glasgow. Glasgow. 1791. * 2532
The Debate on a motion for the
abolition of the Slave Trade in
the House of Commons on April
18th and 19th, 1796. 1791. * 2533
Question des hommes de couleur
libres . . par F. R. J. de Pons.
[Paris. 1791.] * 2534
A Country Gentleman's Reasons
for voting against Mr. Wilber-
force's motion for a bill to pro-
hibit the importation of African
Negroes into the Colonies.
1792. * 2535
A Very new pamphlet indeed. Con-
taining some strictures on the
English Jacobins and the evidence
of Lord McCartney, etc., before
the House of Lords respecting
the Slave Trade. 1792. * 2536
Old Truths and Established Facts,
being an answer to a " Very New
Pamphlet indeed." 1792. * 2537
Historical Sketches of the Slave
Trade, and of its effects in
Africa. Bv Lord Maunciister.
1792. * 2537a
Address to the People of Great
Britain [resp^eotfully offered to
the People of Ireland] on the
Utility of refraining from the use
of West India Sugar Ruin. 6th
ed. 1792. • 2538
Slavery [and other] Pamphlets
I (4) Substance of a Speech
intended to have been made on Mr.
Wilberforce's Motion for the Abolition
of the Slave Trade. 2nd ed. 1792. . . II.
(1) Thoughts on the Abolition of the Slave
Trade and Civilizat'on of Africa. . . by
J. Marryatt. 3rd ed. 1816. (2) An Ex-
posure of some of the numerous Mis-
statements and Misrepresentation.^ con-
tained in a pamphlet commonly known
by the name of Mr. Marryatt's Pamph-
let, " Thout,'hs on the Abolition, etc. "
1816. (3) A Defence of the Bill for the
Registration of Slaves. By James
Stephen. In Letters to William WiJher-
force. Esq.. M.P. Letter the first. 1816.
(4) ATore Thouehts occasioned by two
publications which the authors call " An
Exposure, etc. " and " A Defence of the
Bill for the registration of Slaves." By
J. Marryat, M.P., Agent for Grenada.
1816. (5) A Defence of the Bill, etc.
Letter the second. 1816. 111. (1) The
Directors of the African In.stitution.
Ninth Report. 1815. C > The Sam«.
Tenth Report. 1816. (3) The Samt.
Special Report respecting the Allega-
tions contained in a pamphlet entitled
" A Letter to William Wilberforce, Esq.,
bv R. Thorpe." 1815. (4) A Letter to
William Wilhurforce, Esq., containing
remarks on the Reports of the Sierra
Leone Company, and African Institution.
4th ed. May, 1815. (5) The Same. Feb..
1815. (6) \ Letter to the Duke of
Gloucester, President of the African
Institution, from Zachary Macaulay.
2nd ed. 1815. (7) A Reply " point by
point " to the Special Report of the
Directors of the African Institution, by
R. Thorpe. 1815. (8) Postscript to the
same. 1815. (9) .A. Short Review of
the Reports of the African Institution
and of the controversy with Dr. Thorpe.
1816. IV. (1) Cursory Remarks and
Plain Facts connected with the Question
produced by the proposed Registry Bill.
By J. W. Orderson, late of Barbadoes.
1816. (2) An Examination of the Prin-
ciples of the Slave Registry Bill . . By
G. W. Jordan. F.R.S.. Co'onial Agent
for Barbadoes. 1816. (3) The interfer-
ence of the British Legislation in the
internal concerns of the West India
Islands deprecat-^d. By a zealous Advo-
cate for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade. 1S!16. (4^ Observations on the
Bill introduced hy Mr. Wilberforce for
the more effectually preventing the un-
lawful importation of Slaves, etc. 1816.
(5) The Reviewer reviewed . . . respect-
ing the Slave Regi.stry Bill. By T.
Venahles. I8I6. (6) .\n Inquiry into the
Right and Duty of compelling Spain to
relinquish her Slave Trade in Northern
Africa. 1816. (7) The Penal Enact-
ments of the Slave Registry Bill exam-
ined, in a letter to Charles N. Pallmer.
Esq., M.P. 1816. (8) Substance of the
Speech of Charles N. Pallmer, Esq.,
M.P.. in the House of Commons . . 1816.
(9) A Brief Re^uew of tiie Actual Con-
dition and Treatment of the Negro
Slaves in the Briti.'^h Colonies . . By
Captain Henderson. 1816. (10) Observa-
tions upon the Oligarchy, or Committee
of soi-disant Saints . . By an hereditary -
planter. 1816. V. . . (4) An Inquiry ^
into the State of the British West In-
dies. By J. Lowe. 3rd ed. 1807. (5)
Reasons for establishing a Registry of
Slaves in the British Colonies: beinc a
Repo-t of a Committee of the .African
Institution. 1815. ^6) An Examinat'on
of the Report of the Berbice Commis-
sioners and an Answer to the Letters
of James Stephen, Esq.. respecting the
Crown Fstafps in the West Indies. By
J. Marryat. M.P. 1817. (7) More Thouehts
still on the State of the West India
Co'onips. . . Bv J. Marrvat. 1818. (8)
Antidote to "West Indian Skptch^'s "
d'-awn from authentic sources. I. Con-
dition of the Slaves in the British Co'o-
rips: F»-oni Pinckard's Notes on the
West Indies. IT. A Short Accoiint of
the Afri'-an Institution. . . Bv Sir J.
Leith. ITI. The Actual Condition of
the Negroes in the British West Ind'a
Co'oni*>g. TV. The Calumnies of the
African Institution further illustrated. .
[V. missing.] VI. Observations on the
Ameliorated condition of the Negroes in
128
SLAVERY.
the British West India Colonies. 1816.
1817. VI. (1) A Letter to William Wil-
berforce, Esq., M.P. (By Rev. G. W.
Bridges], [dated] Jamaiea. 1823. (2)
Compensation to Slave Own<^r8 fairly
considered in an Appeal to the common-
sense of the people of England. By A.
H. Beaumont. 2nd ed. 1826. (3) Opin-
ions of Henry Brougham, Esq., on Negro
Sla,very. With remarks. 1826. (4) Let-
ters on the West India Question, chiefly
in answer to Mr. James Cropper. By
T. F. and Vindex. Liverpool. [1823].
(5) Letters on the subject of the Duties
on Coffee. Second Letter. Third Letter.
By E. Corrie. 1808. (6) A Defence of
the Planters in the West Indies, n.d.
(7) An Address to the Members of the
new Parliament on the proceedings of
the Colonial Department. . . [By —
Innes]. 1826. (8) Mr. Stephen's at-
tempt to influence legislation . . con-
sidered in a letter to Charles Ellis, Esq.,
M.P. By C. Thomson. 1826. (9) Eng-
land enslaved by her own Slave Colo-
nies. . . By J. Stephen. 1826. (10) The
West India Question practically con-
sidered. 1826. (11) The West India
Legislatures vindicated. . . By A.
M'Donnell. 1826. VII. . . . VIII. (1)
Speech of the Rt. Hon. George Canning
. . . for the Amelioration of the Con-
dition of the Slave population in . . the
West Indies. 1824. (2) Negro Emanci-
pation morally and practically con-
sidered. . . 1824. (3) The Correspon-
dence between John Gladstone, Esq.,
M.P., r.nd James Cropper, Esq., on the
present state of Slavery in the British
West Indies. . . . Liverpnol. 1824. (4)
A Dissertation upon the nature of
Service or Slavery. . . By Rev. B. Bailey.
1824. (5) An Appeal and Caution to the
British Nation, with proposals for the
immediate or gradual Emancipation of
the Slaves. By a Member of the Domin-
ica Legislature. 1824. (6) Letters to
the Pt. Hon. William Huskisson. By
J. A. Yates. liverponi 1824. (7) State
ment of the Plan. Object and Effects of
the Wesleyan Missions in the West
Indies. 1824. IX. (1) Remarks on
West India Affairs.^ By J. R. Grosett.
M.P. 1824. (2) The Reviewer reviewed
respecting the Slave Registry Bill. By
T. Venables. 1816. (3) Observations on
the Bill introduced by Mr. Wilberforce.
1«16. (4) An Apology for West In-
dians. . . By F. G. Smyth. 1824. (5)
A Reply to the arguments contained in
various publications recommending an
eoualizat'on of the duties on East and
West Indian Sugar. By J. Marryat,
M.P. 2Tid ed. 1823. (6) On Protection
to West Ind'a Suear. 1823. (7) East
and We.st India Sugar, or a Refutation
of the claims of the West India Colo-
nists to a protectine dutv. . .
1823. [2 h.] 2539
The African Slave Trade; or a
short view of the evidence, rela-
tive to that subject, produced
bf^^ore the House of Oommons . .
Edinburgh. 1792. * 2540
A Frtkndly Address to the inhabi-
tants of this happy land . . to
which is added an essay on the
S^ave Trade and on Libels. By
Amicus. 1792. * 2541
Slavb Trade. A Full Account of
this species of commerce ; with
arguments against it. Translated
from the French of Abbe G.
T. F. Raynal. Southwark
[1792 ?] * 2542
Interesting Narrative of the Life
of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus
Vassa, the African, written by
himself. 7th ed. 1793. * 2543
Considerations on the Present
Crisis of Affairs as it respects the
West India Colonies, and the
probable effects of the French
Decree 'for Emancipating the
Negroes. . . 1795. * 2544
An English Country Gentleman's
Address to the Irish Members of
the Imperial Parliament on the
Slave Trade, with extracts from
Evidence before Mr. Wilberforce's
Committee. 1802. * 2545
Practical Rules for the Man-
agement and Medical Treatment
of Negro Slaves in the Sugar
Colonies. By a Professional
Planter. 1803. [34 a.] 2546
Horrors of West Indian Slavery.
[1804] * 2547
Horrors of the Negro Slavery exist-
ing in our West Indian Islands,
irrefragably demonstrated, 2nd
ed. 1805. * 2548
Serious Reflections on the Slave
Trade and Slavery. By Granville
Sharp. 1805. * 2548a
History of the Negro Slave Trade
in its connection with the Com-
merce and prosperity of the West
Indies, etc. By R. Bissett.
1805. * 2549
The Substance of Three Speeches
in Parliament on the Bill for the
Abolition of the Slave Trade, and
on the Petition respecting the
State of the West India Trade.
By G. Hibbert. 1807. * 2550
New Reasons for abolishing the
Slave Trade. . . Bv the author of
" War in Disguise'" fJ- Stephen].
1807. * 2551
Letter on the Abolition of the Slave
Trade. By W. Wilberforce.
1807. • 2552
Three Letters to the Planters and
Slave Merchants, principally on
the subject of Compensation. By
T. Clarkson. 1807. * 2552a
De LA Lttterature des Neg^res ; ou
rccherches sur leurs facultes in-
SLAVERY. I2q
tellectuellea . . par H. Gregoire
[Count, Constitutional Bishop of
Blois]. Paris. 1808. * 2553
The same. An Enquiry concern-
ing the intellectual and moral
faculties and literature of Ne-
groes. Translated by D. B.
Warden. Brooklyn. 1810. *
History of the Rise, Progress a,nd
Accomplishment of the Abolition
of the African Slave Trade by the
British Parliament. By T. Clark-
son. 2 vols. 1808. * 2554
The same. New ed. 1839. *
A Letter to the Govertiors, Legis-
latures and Proprietors of Planta-
tions in the British West India
Islands. By B. Porteus, Bishop
of London. 1808. [3 b.] 2555
Poems on the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, written by J. Montgomery,
J. Grahame, and E. Benger.
1809. * 2556
Rules for the management of
Negro Slaves. By A Professional
Planter. 1811. * 2556a
Abstract of the Acts of Parliament
for Abolishing the Slave Trade
and of the Orders in Council
founded on them.
1810. [34 a.] 2557
Remarks on that Article in the late
Treaty of Peace, which permits a
French Slave Trade for five years.
Kendal. 1814. * 2558
Thoughts on the Abolition of the
Slave Trade and Civilization of
Africa, with Remarks on the
African Institution and an Ex-
amination of the Report of their
Committee, recomending a Gen-
eral Registry of Slaves in the
British W^est India Islands.
1816. * 2560
"Edinburgh Review" and the
West Indies, with Observations
on the Pamphlets of Messrs.
Stephens, Macaulay, etc., and
Remarks on the Slave Registry
Bill, by a Colonist. Glasgow.
1816. * 2561
A Defence of the Bill for the
Registration of Slaves, in letters
to W. W^ilberforce. [By J.
Stephen.] Letter the first.
1816. * 2562
The same. Letter the second.
1816. *
Examination of the Principles of
the Slave Registry Bill and of the
means of Emancipation, proposed
by the Author of the Bill. By G.
W. Jordan, of Barbados.
1816. * 2563
Interference of the British Legis-
lature in the internal concerns of
the West India Islands respecting
their Slaves, depreciated by a
Zealous Advocate for the Aboli-
tion of the Slave Trade.
1816. • 2564
The Speech of J. Stephen, Esq., at
the annual meeting of the African
Institution . . 26th March, 1817.
1817. * 2565
Breve Resumo sobre a Naturaleza de
Commercio de Esclavatura e das
Atrocidades que d'elle Resultam ;
sequido de Huma relagao His-
torica dos Debates que termina-
ram a Final Aboligao. Londres.
1821. * 2566
Letters to Mr. Wilberforce, M.P.,
recommending the Encourage-
ment of the cultivation of Sugar
in the East Indies, as the certain
and natural means of effecting
the total Abolition of the Slave
Trade. By J. Cropper.
1822. • 2567
Letter in Vindication of the Rights
of the British West India (>>lo-
nies, in answer to Mr. J. Crop-
per's letters to Mr. Wilberforce,
Esq. By T. Fletcher. 1822. * 2568
The Cries of Africa to the Inhabi-
tants of Europe. . . By T. Clark-
son. P1822. * 2568a
An Appeal to the Common Feelings
of Mankind on behalf of the
Negroes inj the West India
Islands. By R. Hawker.
1823. * 2569
Letter to John Bull : to which is
added the sketch of a plan for ^
the safe, speedy, and effectual
Abolition of Slavery. By a Free-
born Englishman.
1823. [34 a.] 2570
A Letter to M. Jean-Baptiste Say
on the comparative Expense of
Free and Slave Labour. By A.
Hodgson. 2nd ed. Liverpool.
1823 [34 a.] 2571
Relief for West-Indian Distress. . .
By J. Cropper.
1823. [34 a.] 2572
Appeal to the Religious, Justice,
and Humanity of the Inhabitants
of the British Empire on behalf
of the Negro Slaves in the West
Indies. By W. Wilberforce.
1823. * 2573
I30
SLAVERY.
Negro Slavehy : or, A view of some
of the more prominent features
of the state of Society as it exists
in the United States and the
Colonies of the West Indies.
1823. * 2574
Thoughts on the necessity of im-
proving the condition of the
Slaves in the British Colonies
with a view to their ultimate
emancipation. By T. Clarkson.
1823. * 2575
Letter on the Means and Import-
ance of converting the Slaves in
the West Indies to Christianity.
By Hon. Sir G. H. Rose.
1823. * 2576
Substance of the Debate on 15th
May, .1823, on Mr. Buxton's
motion for Gradual Abolition of
Slavery. 1823. * 2577
Review of some of the Arguments
which are commonly advanced
argainst Parliamentary interfer-
ence in behalf of the Negro
Slaves, with a statement of
Opinions which have been ex-
pressed on that subject by many
of our most distinguished States-
men, including Earl Grey, Earl
Liverpool, Burke, Pitt.
1823. * 2578
Immediate, not Gradual Abolition
. . Shortest, Safest, and most
effectual means of getting rid of
West Indian Slavery. [By E. Hey-
rick.] 1824. * 2579
Negro Emancipation morally and
practically consicl^.red, in which
the Justice, Policy, and Expedi-
eoicy of the Measure are imparti-
ally stated and candidly ex-
^ amined, with a Critique on the
Petition of the West India
Planters, etc., to the King.
1824. * 2580
De l' Emancipation des Noires et de
I'Independance des Indes-occiden-
tales. . . Par J. Taylor. Londres.
1824. [34 a.] 2581
Speech of Rt. Hon. G. Canning in
the House of Commons, March
16th, 1824, on laying before the
House the " Papers in Explana-
tion of the Measures adopted by
His Majesty's Government, for
the Amelioration of the Condition
of the Slave Population in His
Majesty's Dominion in the West
Indies."" 1824. * 2582
Emanctpatton or Practical Advice
to British Slave-holders: with
suggestions for the general im-
provement of West India Affairsu
By T. S. Winn.
1824. [2 a.] 258S
Emancipation of the Negro Slaves
in the West India Colonies con-
sidered, in answer to Mr. Wilber-
force's Appeal. 1824. * 2584
Impolicy and Injustice of Emanci-
pating the Negro Slaves in the
West Indies. 1824. * 2585
The Support of Slavery investi-
gated. By J. Cropper.
1824. * 2586
CoNSiDERA^i'ioN on Ncgro Slavery.
By A. M'Donnell.
1824. [2 a.] 2587
Anti-Negro Emancipation: an Ap-
peal to Mr. Wilberforce.
1824. * 258&
An Address on the State of Slavery
in the West India Islands.
[By Rev. R. Hall.] 1824. * 258&
The Slavery of the British West
India Colonies delineated . . By
J. Stephen. 2 vols.
1824 and 1830. [34 c.] 2590
Emancipation of the Negro Slaves
in the West India Colonies, con-
sidered with reference to its Im-
policy and Injustice.
1824. * 2591
The West India Colonies ; the
calumnies and misrepresentations
circulated against them by the
Edinburgh Review, Mr. Clarkson,
Mr. Cropper, etc., examined and
refuted. By James M' Queen.
1824. [2i.] 2592
The Colonial Controversy, con-
taining a Refutation of the
Calumnies of the Anti-colonists
in the State of Hayti, Sierra
Leone, India. By J. M' Queen.
Glasgow. 1825. * 2593
Impartial Review of the Question
pending between Great Britain
and her West Indian Colonies, re-
specting the Abolition of Negro
Slavery. . . by a Resident and
Proprietor in the West Indies.
1824. * 2594
The Slave Colonies of Great
Britain, or a Picture of Negro
Slavery by the Colonists them-
selves. 1825. * 2595
The Same. 1826. [2i.]
Opinions of Henry Brougham, Esq.,
on Negro Slavery, with Remarks.
1826. * 2596
The same. 1830. *
SLAVERY.
England Enslaved by her own
Slave Colonies. An address to the
Electors and People of the United
Kingdom. Bv James Stephen.
1826. [2 i.] 2597
The mme. 2nd ed. 1826. *
Slavery in the West Indies, a
Speech by Lord Viscount Dudley
before the House of Lords, March
7th, 1826, on Lord Bathurst's
Motion for adopting the resolu-
tion of the House of Commons,
May 15th, 1823. 1826. * 2598
A Few Thoughts on the Abolition
of Colonial Slavery. By T.
Chalmers. Glasgow. 1826. * 2600
Negro Slavery : Observations in
answer to an "Address to the
Clergy." 1826. * 2601
Brief View of Colonial Slavery. By
a Barrister [J. M. Hogg].
1827. * 2602
Anti-Slavery Monthly Reporter.
Vol. 1. June, 1825— May, 1827.
1827.
Vol 2. June, 1827— May, 1829.
1829.
Vol.3. June, 1829— Dec, 1830.
1831.
Vol.4. Jan., 1831— Dec., 1831.
1832.
[34 a.] 2603
The System, a Tale of the West
Indies. By C. Elizabeth.
1827. * 2604
A Short Review of the Slave Trade
and Slavery: with considerations
on the benefits which would arise
from cultivating tropical produc-
tions by free labour. Birmingham.
1827. [34 a.] 2605
Two Letters by Rev. J. Riland . .
Relative to the slave-cultured
estates of the Society for the pro-
pagation of the Gospel.
1828. [34 a.] 2606
Appeal to the Earl Bathurst, when
Colonial Minister, on the Uncon-
stitutional Continuance of For-
eign Laws in the Colonies ceded
to Great Britain, with a Preface
on the direful Revolution project-
ed in England and excited in the
British Antilles by the Advocates
of Negro-Mania. By J. C.
Jennyns. 1828. * 2607
Report of the Proceedings of the
New England Company for the
Civilisation of the Indians of the
British Colonies in America and
West Indies. 1829. * 2608
13
Slavery as it new exists in the
British West Indian Colonies:
Letters between T. Clarkson and
B. Greene. 1829. * 2609
Pamphlets on Colonial Slavery, (i-)
Extracts from Sermons on the West
Indies. 1829: (ii.) Speech on Abolition
by A. Thomson. Edinburgh. 1830. (iii.)
Address by Anti-Slavery Society. 1881:
(iv.) Speech of Dr. Lushington on Aboli-
tion. 1831 : (V.) Report of Agency Com-
mittee of A-S. Soc. 1832: (vi.) Defence
of the Baptist Missionaries. 1832: (vii.)
Facts and Documents. 1832: (viii.)
Analysis of the Report of a Commit-
tee of the House of Commons on the
Extinction of Slavery: (ix.) Memorial of
the Anti-Slavery and Abolition Societies:
(X.) The Anti-Slavery Reporter for 1829,
[2 h.] 2610
Pamphlets on Slavery in the West
Indies. II. Sur I'Emancipation civile et
politique appliqu6e aux Colonies Fran-
caises, par C. C. A. Bissette. 1880:
Perdre on Sauver les Colonies, par lo
Comte de Santo Domingo. 1831 : Dea
Hommes de Coleur, par Mondesir-Rich-
ard. 1830: Colonies, par A. Cr^mieux.
1831 : Colomnies devenues V^rit^s, par
Bissette. 1831: R<5pon!;e k la brochure de
M. Fleuriau, par Bissette. 1831 : Examen
des deux Projets de loi sur I'Organisa-
tion des Colonies, par Mond^sir Richard.
1831 : Patronn^s ou Libres de Savane.
1831: Lettre sur la n^cessit6 d'arrfiter
la reaction aux Antilles Francaise, par
Bisette. 1831 : M6raoire tur les Amelior-
ations Legislatives et organiques k ap-
porter au R<5gime des Colonies Fran-
gaises, par Bissette. 1831 : Des Colonies,
avant et aprfes la Revolution de Juillet.
1830. Par L. Fabien. 1831: A mes com-
patriotfes, par Bissette. 1831: Rfiponse
de M.M. Bi.=<sette et Fabien de la Mar-
tinique k MM. de la Charri^re et
Foignet de la Guadelope. 1831: De-
mande en grace pour Ad&le, jenne esclave
de la Martinique. 1831: Lettre de M.
Foignet. 1S31 : jPtHition relative au
droit d^nie aux esclaves de se pouvoir
en cassation. 1831 : Petition dei
Hommes de Couleur de I'lle Bourbon.
1831: Reclamations et observations pour
les Patronnes on Libres de Savane.
1831 : Correspondence between MM. Lari-
faudi^re and Fougainville and Bissette:
Consultation pour M. Hcrme Duquesne,
Juge d'Instruction k la Martinique: Ob-
servations sur le projet de loi relatif aux
droits civils et politiques des Hommes
de Couleur de Colonies Frangaises. Par
Mondesir Richard. 1H33: Examen Rapide
des deux Projets de loi relatif aux Colo-
nies. Par Bissette. 1833: Appel aux
amis de I'Humanite. Par Fabien.
1834. [2 h.] 2611
A Letter to Sir Robert Peel on
British Colonial Slavery. By
John Campbell, F.R.S.E. Edin-
burgh. 1830. * 2612
Pamphlets on Slavery in the West
Indies; containing articles on : (i.) Negro
Emancipation no Philanthropy, a letter
to the Duke of Wellington by a Jamaica
Landed Proprietor. London. 1830. (ii.)
Presbyter's Letters on the West India
Question, addressed to the Rt. Hon.
Sir George Murray, G.C.B.. M.P., Colo-
nial Secretary. By H. Duncan,
132
SLAVERY.
D.D. 1880. (111.) Debate on Col-
onial Slavery in the House of Com-
mons, 13th July, 1830; containing the
speeches of Mr. Brougham, Mr. Pro-
theroe, Mr. Keith Douglas, Mr. William
Smith, Mr. Wilmot Horton, Sir George
Murray, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Manning,
Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. Secretary
Peel, (iv.) Report of Debate in House
of Commons, on the presenting by the
Marquis of Chandos, of the petition of
the planters, merchants and others, in-
terested in the British West India Colo-
nies. 13th December, 1830. ' (v.) The
Speech not Spoken being a reply to Mr.
Brougham's speech on Colonial' Slavery,
(vi.) Suggestion of a plan for the effec-
tual abolition of Slavery in the West
Irdies. By C. Masrea, of Demerara.
1830. (vii.) Final appeal to the
public on the West India Question. . . .
by the Rt. Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart.
[1 C] 2613
The Substance of a Course of
Lectures on British Colonial
Slavery. By Rev. B. Godwin.
1830. [34 a.] 2614
Substance of the Speech delivered
at the meeting of the Edinburgh
Society for the Abolition of
Slavery. By A. Thomson, D.D.
Edinburgh. 1830. [34 a.] 2616
Thoughts on British Colonial
Slavery. By Rev. D. Wilson
. . 1830. [34 a.] 2616
The Guilt of forbejii *^.g, to deliver
our British Colonial Slaves. A
iermon . . By Rev. D. Wilson.
1830. [34 a.] 2617
Thl Duty of prompt and complete
abolition of Colonial Slavery. A
sermon ... By Rev. S. C. Wilks.
1830. *l[34a.] 2618
Abstract of the British West Indian
Statutes for the Protection and
Government of Slaves.
1830. * 2619
British Colonial Slavery, compared
with that of Pagan Antiquity.
1830. [2i.] 2620
Is West Indian Slavery justifiable
by the New Testament? Dublin.
[1830?] ♦ 2621
First Letter to the freeholders of
the County of York on Negro
Slavery : being an Enquiry into
the claims of the West Indians for
equitable compensation. By Rt.
Hon. Sir Robert John Wilmot,
Bart. 1830. * 2622
Second Letter.
1830. [2i.] 2623
Liberia, or the Early History and
Signal Representation of the His-
tory and Signal Representation
of the American Colony of Free
Negroes on tbe Coast of Afrioa,
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34-
BUCCANEERS
Db Americaensche Zee-Rovers.
Behelsende een. . . . Beschrijving
van alle de voornaemste roveryen,
en onmenschelijke wreedheden,
die de Engelse en Franse Rovers
tegens de Spanjaerden in
America gepleeght hebben. . .
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TJie Same. BucANiERS of
America, or a True Account
of the most remarkable assaults
committed of late years upon
the coasts of the West Indies
by the Bucaniers of Jamaica,
and Tortuga, both English and
French. . . By John Esquemeling
[A. O. Exquemelin ]. Translated
into English from the Dutch.
1684-5. * 2682
The Same. HiSTOiRE dee
Advanturiers qui se sent signalez
dans les Indes, contemant ce
qu'ils ont fait de plus re-
marquable depuis vingt annees.
Avec La Vie, les Mceurs,
les coutumes des Habitans de
Saint Domingue et de la Tortue ;
et une Description exacte de ces
lieux ; ou I'on voit I'establisse-
ment d'une Chambre des Comptes
dans les indes, et un Etat, tire
de cette Chambre des offices tant
Ecclesiastiques que Seculieres, ou
le Roy d'Espagne pourvoit, les
Revenus qu'il tire de I'Amerique,
& ce que les plus grands Princes
de I'Europe y possedent
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from a Spanish manuscript. Edit-
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The same. Nouvelle edition.
Augmentee des Exp>editions que
les Flibustiers ont faites jusqu'a
present, et des Cartes Geogra-
phiques des lieux ou ils ont fait
descente, avec les Plans des Villes
et des Places dont ils se sont
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1714. [2g.]
The same. Paris. 1886. *
The same. London. 1898. *
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America. By J. Bumey. Re-
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The same. The Buccaneers of
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Now faithfully rendered into Eng-
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Capt. Bartl. Sharp, and othera
in the South Sea : . . also Capt.
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of Sir Henry Morgan ; his Expedi-
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West Indies . . 1684.
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avec la vie, les mceurs, les cos-
tumes des Habitans de Saint
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Journal du Voyage fait a la mer
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with considerable additions. By
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BUCCANEERS
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2724
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Manual on Cultivation of the com-
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1893. * 2765
History, Trade, Resources and Con-
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1893. ♦ 2766
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BRITISH WEST AFRICA.
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SiERUA Leone after a hundred years.
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1895. • 2771
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Ashanti Expedition, 1895-96. By
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Ashanti, 1895-96. By Major R.
S. S. Baden-Powell, with a chap-
ter on the political and commer-
cial position of Ashanti, by Sir G.
Baden-Powell. 1896. * 2777
Travels in West Africa. By M. H.
Kingsley. 1897. [34 e.] 2778
Fanti Customary Laws. By J. M.
Sarbah. 1897. * 2779
Seven Years in Sierra Leone. By
A. T. Pierson. 1897. * 2780
An der West Kiiste Afrikas. Von
M. Esser. Berlin. 1898. * 2781
Travels and Life in Ashanti and
Jaman. By R. A. Freeman.
1898. • 2782
The Gold Coast, Past and Present.
By G. Macdonald. 1898. • 2783
Nine Years at the Gold Coast. By
D. Kemp. 1898. * 2784
Notes on the Folklore of the Fjort
(French Congo), with introduc-
tion by M. Kingsley. By R. E.
Dennett. 1898. * 2785
West African Studies. By M. H.
Kingsley. 1899. [34 d.] 2786
The Story of West Africa. By M.
H. Kingsley. 1899. • 2787
A Short History of Sierra Leone.
By J. J. Crooks. Dublin.
1900. • 2788
Fifty Years in Western Africa. By
A. H. Borrow. 1900. • 2789
Wallach's West African Manual.
By H. Wallach. 1900. • 2790
Stone Implements on the Gold
Coast. By L. W. Bristowe and
H. P. F. Marriott. 1900. * 2791
British West Africa. Its rise and
Progress. By Mai or A. F.
Mockler - FeiTyman, F.R.G.S.,
2nd ed. 1900. [2 k.] 2791a
The Ashanti Campaign of 1900. By
Captain C. H. Armitage and Lt.-
Col. A. F. Montanaro.
1901. • 2792
The Relief of Kumasi. By Captain
H. C. J. Biss. 1901. • 2793
Hints and Suggestions for travel-
ling ou the West Coast of Africa.
1901. * 2794
The Siege of Kumassi. By Lady
Hodgson. 2nd ed. 1901.
[34 d.] 2795
The Sherbro and its Hinterland.
Bv J. J. Alldridge, F.R.G.S.
1901. * 2795a
Rise of British West Africa : com-
prising the early history of the
colony of Sierra Leone. By C.
George. 1902. * 2796
Handbook of Sierra Leone. Man-
chester. 1902. * 2797
Affairs of West j Africa. By E. D.
Morel. 1902. [34 e.] 2798
History of the Colony of Sierra
Leone. Bv J. J. Crooks. Dublin.
1903. * 2799
L' Insurrection de Sierra Leone en
1898. Par H. Rolin. Bruxelles.
1903. * 2800
CuNNiE Rabbit — West African folk
tales. By F. M. Cronise and H.
W. Ward. 1903. [34 d.] 2801
Gold Coast Native Institutions,
with Thoughts upon a Healthy
Imperial Policy for the Gold
Coast and Ashanti. By C. Hay-
ford. 1903. * 2802
Hints, Suggestions and Medical
Notes for those travelling in Weet
Africa. By W. H. Crosse.
1903. * 2804
WEST-Afrika. Von M. Schantz.
Berlin. 1903. * 2805
140
BRITISH WEST AFRICA.
The Advance of our West African
Empire. By C. B. Wallis. '
1903. * 2806
Letters and Journals from West
Africa. By E. W. Castle.
1904. * 2807
Camera Pictures on the Gold Coast.
1904. * 2808
From Kabul to Kumassi. Twenty-
four years' of soldiering and sport.
By Sir J. Willcocks.
1904. * 2809
Fetishism in West Africa. By Rev.
R.H.Nassau. 1904. [34 d.] 2810
The Gold Coast and the Fantis. By
L. R. Foot and T. F. E. Jones.
1904. * 2811
Fanti Customary Laws. By
Sarbah. 1904. *
J. M.
2812
Verb. Sap"
Africa. By
on going
A. Field.
1905.
to
West
2813
Cross River Natives. . . By Part-
ridge. . . 1905. * 2814
Camera Pictures on the Gold Coast,
By P. A^ McCaain.
[1905?] * 2814a
PAKLIAMKMARY PAPERS.
35. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
Rej-errinq to the West Indies oenerallt. •
141
1760. Papers laid before the House of
Commona by the Commissioners for 1
Trade and Plantations ... for the better
securing . . the Trade to Africa.
1750. • 2815 1
1789. Minutes of the Evidence taken before ;
a Committee of the House of Commons, ;
being a Committee of the whole House to i
whom it was referred to consider of the
circumstances of the Slave Trade, com-
plained of in the several petitions which
were presented to this House in the last ;
cession of Parliament, relative to the ;
African Slave Trade. [4 g.] 2816 I
1790. Minutes of the Evidence ^aken before |
a Committee of the House of Commons, i
being a Select Committee, appointed on
the 29th day of January, 1790, for the
purpose of taking the examination of i
such witnesses as shall be produced on
the part of the several petitioners who
have petitioned the House of Commons
against the abolition of the Slave Trade.
[4 g.] 2817
1807. Report of Committee on the Commer-
cial State of the West India Colonies.
♦ 2818
180t. ACCOUNT, presented to the House of
Commons, of the Principal Articles of
Provisions and Lumber imported into
His Majesty's Colonies in the West
Indies, in 1805-6-7. • 2819
1811. Report of Committee on the Practi-
cability and Expediency of supplying the I
West India Colonies with Free Labourers i
from the East. • 2820
1815. Papers relating to the West Indies.
• 2821
Papers [Parliamentary] relative to the Slave
Trade. [4 h.]
1815-1822. Vol. I. Papers showing the present
state of the Slave Trade, April 1815. 1
Papers relating to the Slave Trade, 4th
July, 1815 -7th July, 1817:— February, I
1819: Further papers, 25th June, 1819; |
Negroes; Copies of the several returns ]
annually made by the Collectors of the '■
Customs in the several West Indian
Islands, 19th February, 1821: Copies of
all communications from Sir Charles Mac
Carthy, Governor of Sierra Leone, 80th
March, 1821 : Admiralty Correspondence,
2nd April, 1821: in the Mauritius,
18th June, 1821: from His Majestv's
Commissioners at Sierra Leone, eth
January, 1S21 : Admiralty Correspond-
ence, 22nd April, 1822 : from Sir
Charle."* MacCarthy, 20th March, 1822:
British and Portuguese Mixed Com-
tnission in London, 22nd April, 1822-
Capture of French Ship " Sylphe," 14th
June, 1822 :the Portuguese brig "Gaviao"
and the Spanish Schooner "Anna Maria."
26th July, 1822. (4 h.J 2822
1821-1823. Vol. II. Papers relative to the
Slave Trade. Correspondence with (a)
His Majesty's Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, (b) with Foreign Courts relative
to the Execution of Treaties (c) with
France (d) with the United States, 1821,
(e) Foreign Powers, 1822-1823— July, 1823;
(f) the British Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, the Havannah, Rio de Janeiro and
Surnam, 1822, 1823. [4 h.] 2828
1823-1825. Vol III. (a) Papers relative to
the Slave Trade, May, 1823; (b) Admir-
alty Correspondence, 10th July, 1823; (c)
from the Duke of Manchester, Governor
of Jamaica, 14th May, 1823; (d) Captured
Negroes, 18th June, 1824; (e) Return of
Slave Population in the West Indies, 14th
June, 1824; (f) Concerning a Portuguese
Ship callod the " Donna Paula," 18th
June, 1824 ; (g) Slaves wrecked in the
"Donna Paula." Hth June, 1824; (h)
from Governors of Sierra Leone, Mauri-
tius and Cape of Good Hope, Hth June,
1824; (i) Naval Correspondence, 6th May,
1824; (j) Slaves captured at Sierra
Leone, 2nd June, 1824; (k) Captured
Negroes. 16th March. 1825; (1) Further
papers relating to Captured Negroes, 16th
March, 1825 ; (m) Correspondence with
Mauritius, 11th May. 1825; (n) Naval
Correspondence, March, 1824— Jan. 1825;
(o) Religious Worship of the Slaves in
Demerara, 11th May, 1825; (p)
Slaves Captured and Condemned at
Sierra Leone. 30th May, 1825. [4 h.] 2824
1823-1825, Vol. IV. (a) Correspondence with
Foreign Powers, 1823-1824 (Spain, Portu-
gal, and Brazil, Netherlands, France,
United States) ; (b) with the British
Commissioners at Sierra Leone, Th»
Havannah, Rio de Janeiro and Surinam,
1823-1824; (c) The Same. 1824-1826; (d)
with Foreign Powers 1824-1825 (Spain,
Portugal, Braxil, Netherlands, France.
[4h.l 2825
1824-1827, Vol. V. (a) CORRESPONDENCE with
the British Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, the Havanah. Rio de Janeiro and
Surinam. 1824-18-25; b Th« Same. 1827; (c)
The Samf- 1825-1826; (d) Foreign Powers,
1824-1825 (Spain, Portugal, and Brazil.
Netherlands, France); (e) The Same
1825-1826; (f) The Same 1827.
(4 h.l 282«^
1825. Vol. VI. (a) "^E Melioration of the
Slave Population in His Majesty's Pos-
sessions in the West Indies, and on the
continent of South America, 1825; (b)
The Same, Additional Papers. 1825
[4 h.l 2827
1825-1827, Vol. VII. (a) Correspondence with
the British Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, The Havannah, Rio de Janeiro,
and Surinam, 1825-1826; (b) Foreign
Powers, 1825-1826 (Spain, Portugal,
Brazil, Netherlands, France) ; (c) British
Commissioners at Sierra Leone, The
Havannah, Rio de Janeiro and Surinam,
1827; (d) Foreign Powers. 1827.
[4 h.] 2828
1826-1827, Vol. VIII. (a) CAPTURED Negroes
(Second part of Major Moody's Report) ;
(b) The Mauritius and Bourbon, and the
Seychelles, 1811-1817. 20th April, 1828. (c)
The Smme 1818-1825, 9th May, 1826; (d)
Liberated Africans located in Sierra
Leone, 18th May, 1826; (e) The Mauri-
tius, 2nd May, 1825; (b) Mauritius, 13th
May. 23rd May, 1826. (g) The Same, ist
May, 1827; (h) Sums of Money paid for
Captured Slaves, 8th May, 1827.
[4 h.l 2829
* Parliamentary Papers treating of individual Colonies are for the moat part placed
those colonies.
142
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
1828-1829, Vol. IX. (a) BRITISH Commis-
sioners at Sierra Leone, The Havana, Rio
de Janeiro and Surinam, 1828; (b) For-
eign Powers, 1828 (Spain, Brazil, Portu-
gal, Netherlands, France, Denmark,
Sweden) ; (c) British Commissioners at
Sierra Leone, The Havana, Rio de
Janeiro and Surinam, 1829 (d) Foreign
Powers, 1829 (Spain, Brazil, Portugal,
Netherlands, France, Denmark, Sweden).
[4 h.] 2830
1825-1830. Vol. X. (a) Naval Correspon-
dence, Nov. 1825— July, 1827. (b) Cap-
tured Negroes (Mr. Dongan's Report and
Major Moody's Remarks thereon). 11th I
July, 1828. (c) the Seychelles and the i
Mauritius, Feb., 1828. (d) Slave Popula- |
tion in His Majesty's Colonies, 12 May, '■
1829. (e) Sierra Leone Population, 12th 1
May, 1829. (f) Free Labourers and manu-
mitted Slaves, Trinidad, 12th June, 1829. j
(g) Report on Mauritius, 1st June, 1829. \
(g) Honduras Indians, Demerara and j
Trinidad Slaves, 3rd June. 1829. (i) Slave I
Population, Colonies, 23rd June, 1830. (j) ,
Hottentot Population, Cape of Good
Hone, 1st July, 1830. (k) Sierra Leone, !
17th Feb., 1830. [4 h.] 2831
1881. Vol. XI. (a) Commercial, Financial
and Political State of the West India
Colonies, 7th Feb., 1831. (b) Escheated
Slaves in the West Indies, 7th Feb., 1831.
(c) Jamaica. Treatment of a Female
Slave, by Rev. Mr. Bridges, Feb , 1831.
(d) Mr. J. A. Sullivan, Provost Marshall,
Jamaica, 10th March, 1831. (e) Meliora-
tion of the Slave Population in the West '
Indies, etc., 10th March. 1831. (f) Pro-
tectors of Slaves Reports, 1, Demerara, |
10th Mar., 1831. (g) Slave Manumissions, !
Jamaica, 1817-182fi. 26th March, 1881. |
(h) Slave Laws, West Indies. 28th Mar.,
1831. (i) Slave Population, 28th March.
1831. [4h.] 2832
1838-1839. Vol. XII. (a) CORRESPONDENCB
with British Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, the Havana. Rio de Janeiro, and
Surinam, May, 1838— Feb., 1839. (b)
The Same. Further Correspondence,
1838-9. (c) Foreijrft Powers, May, 1838,
to Feb., 18.^9 (Spain, Portugal, Brazil, the
Netherlands, and Sweden). (d) The
Same. Feb., 1839— May, 1829 (Spain. Por-
tntral and Brnrin. fo\ ^f,^ g^^g
May, 1838, to Feb., 1839 (France, Den-
mark, Hans Towns. Tuscanv, Two
Sicilies). (f) 7he Same, Feb. to May,
i8«q (Two Sicilies). ( g) The Same
May, 1838— Feb.. 1839 (Conference: Aus-
tria. Russia. Buenos Ayres. Egypt, Haiti,
M«»xiro. Montevideo. New Granada, Peru,
Venezuela, United States). (n) The
Same. Feb. to May, 1839. [4 h.] 288S
SLAVE AMELIORATION.
1823-26. Vol. I. (i.) Papers presented to Par-
liament [in 1824] . . in explanation of the
measures adopted . . in Melioration 01
the condition of the Slave Population . .
in th** West Indiea and on the Continent
of South America, (ii.) The Samt-
presented in 1825. (iii.) Tho Same, pre-
sented in 1826. [4 g.]
1826-28. Vol IL (i.) Further Papers,
presented in 1826. The Same.
presented in the year 1827,
missing]. The Same. presented in
the year 1828]. [4 g.] 2884
1825-26. Three Reports of Commissioners on
the Administration of Civil and Criminal
Justice in the West Indies and South
American Colonies. 3 parts. * 2835
Second Series. 3 parts, 1827-29. •
1828. Account of the Extent and Situation of
the Crown Islands in the West Indies.
Map. • 2838
1831. Correspo.nde.nce on the State of the
Gaols in the West Indies and South
American Colonies. • 2839
1831. Papers relating to the Commercial,
Financial and Political State of the
British West India Colonies. * 2840
1831-32. Papers on the Measures adopted by
the Government for the Melioration of
the condition of the Slave Population m
the Wes^'^ India and South American
Colonies. • 2841
1832. Report of Committee on the Commer-
cial state of the West India Colonies.
• 2842
1832. Report of Lord's Committee on the Ds-
tressed Condition of the West India
Colonies, and on the Laws and Usages of
the several West India Colonies in re-
lation to the Slave Population ... 2
vols. • 2848
1833-35. ABOLITION of Slavery. Papers pre-
sented to Parliament . . in explanation
of the measures adopted . . for the Abo-
lition of Slavery throughout the British
Colonies. Part I. Jamaica, 1833;1835.
1835. Part II. Jamaica (continued), Bar-
badoes, British Guiana, and Mauritius,
1833-1835, 1835. Part II. (continued),
Antigua, Montserrat, St. Christophers,
Nevis, Virgin Islands, Dominica, St.
Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, St.
Lucia, Honduras, Bahamas, Grand Cay-
manas, Bermuda, Cape of Good Hope,
1833-1835. 1835. [4 h.] 2844
1835-47. Parliamentart Papers relative to
the West Indies. 45 vols. [33 p.] 2845
1885, Vol. I. Papers in Explanation of the
measures adopted . . for giving effect to
the Act for the Abolition of Slavery
throughout the British Colonies, (Sche-
dule of Instructions. Jamaica, Barbadoes,
British Guiana and Mauritius, 3833-35).
Return of the several periods of Resi-
dence of the Bishops of Jamaica and
Barbadoes within their respective
Dioceses since their appointment.
1885, Vol. II. Papers in Explanation of the
measures adopted for giving effect to the
Act for the Abolition of Slavery in the
British Colonies: (Antigua, Montserrat,
St. Christopher, Nevis, Virgin Islands,
Dominica, St. Vincent, Grenada, Tobago,
Trinidad, St. Lucia, Honduras, Bahamas.
Grand Caymanas, Bermuda, Cape of Good
Hope.)
1835, Vol. III. Statement of the expenditure
by Great Britain on account of the
several colonies for the years 1832-34.
Copies of communications received by
His Majesty's Government relating to the
hurricane at Dominica, 1835. Honduras:
Commission granted with respect to the
command of troops. Return of Local Mag-
istrates appointed special Magistrates-
Copies of all the population returns re-
ceived from slave colonies since the last
were printed, up to the present time
(1835). A copy of contract for the loan
of £15,000,000 to be raised under the Act
3 and 4 Will. IV., c. 73. for the compeu-
sation to the owners of slaves; with pro-
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
H?
ccedingK and tenders respecting the
«ame. Estimates, etc., miscellaneous ser-
vices, for the year ending 31st March,
18S6. Order in Council, dated 31st July,
1835, declaring that adequate and satis-
factory provision had been made by law
in the islands and colonies of Antigua,
Bermuda, Bahamas, St. Christopher,
Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, Trinidad,
Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope,
for giving effect to the Act 3 and 4, Will.
IV. c. 73, for the abolition of slavery
throughout the British Colonies. Colonial
Revenues. General abstract of the
revenues and other receipts of the local
governments of the several British
Colonies, in the year 1833, also general
abstract of expenditure in'^irred by the
local governments of the British Colonies
from colonial resources in 1S33. Copies
of any instructions given relative to com-
pensation claimed for negroes who had
not been regi=3tered as slaves. Treaties
between the King of France and the
Kings of Denmark and Sardiania for the
most efTectual suppression of the Slave
Trade, 1834. Additional article to the
treaty concluded at Stockholm, Nov. 6th,
1824. between Great Britain and Sweden
for the prevention of the traffic in slaves
signed at Stockholm, June 15th, 1835.
Correspondence with the British Com-
missioners at Sierra Leone, the Havana,
Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam, relating
to the Slave Trade, 1834. Correspondence
with Foreign Powers relating to the Slave
Trade. 18.']4. 2845
188C. Vol. 1. Papers in Explanation of the
Measures adopted for giving effect to the
Act for the Abolition of Slavery in the
British Colonies. Part III. (1) Jamaica
(continued).
183C, Vol. II. Abolition of Slarery through-
out tht> British Colonies: Part III. (2)
(Barbadoes, British Guiana, Mauritius,
Antigua, Montserrat, St. Christopher,
Nevis, Virgin Islands. Dominica. St. Vin-
cent, Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, St.
Lucia, HoHfJuras. Bahamas. Bermuda and
Cape of Good Hope, with appendix.
183C, Vol. III. Report from the Select Com-
mittee on Negro Apprenticeship in the
Colonies, together with the minutes of
evidence, appendix and index.
18S6, Vol. IV. Papers in Explanation of the
Legislature of Jamacia in reference to
the amendment of their original Act for
giving effect to the Act of Parliament
for the abolition of Slavery. Slave Com-
pensation Fund, relating to the West
India Compensation. Registrar of
Colonial Slaves Office. Slavery Abolition
Act, Tobago. Return of Imports from
the West Indies and Mauritius. Negro
Education, Appropriation of £20,000 to-
wards the erection of School-houses
Slavery Abolition (Jamaica). Slavery
Abolition Act. Barbadoes. Correspondence
with the British Commissioners at Sierra
Leone, the Havana, Rio de Janeiro, and
Surinam, relating to the Slave Trade,
1835. Correspondence with Foreign
Powers relating to the Slave Trade,
1835. Treaty for the abolition of the
Slave Trade, signed at Madrid, Jm^o
28th, 1895. 284C
1837. Vol. I. Papers in explanation of the
Mea.sures adopted for giving effect to the
Abolition of Slavery throughout the
British Colonies, Jamaica, Barbados,
British Guiana.
1837. Vol. II. REPORT from the Select Com-
mittee on Negro Apprenticeship (Colon-
ies). Copy of a Memorial addressed to
Her Majesty's Government relative to the
System of Negro Apprenticeship in the
British Colonies ; and of any reply there-
to. Copy of the mstructions addressed
to the Inspector aiipointed to visit th»
schools in the W^est Indies, which have
received a share of the Parliamentary
Grants of 1835 and 1S36 for Negro Edu-
cation. An account of the quantities of
sugar imported into the United Kingdom
from the West Indies and Mauritius, and
of the parts of those quantities re-
entered for exportation between 6th
January, 1836, and 5th January, 1837.
Church nnd School Expenditure,
Jamaica, for 5 years ending 30th Sept.,
1836. Correspondence between Her
"Majesty's Government and the Govern-
ment of New Granada respecting
the imprisonment of Mr. Pro-Consul
Russell, at Panama, 1837. Corres-
pondence with the British Commis-
sioners at Sierra Leone, the Havana
Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam, re-
lating to the Slave Trade. 1836. Corre-
spondence with Foreign Powers relating
to the Slave Trade, 1836. Additional
article to the treaty between Great Bri-
tain and the Netherlands, for the pre-
verition of the traffic in slaves, signed at
The Hagvie. February 7th, 1837. Con-
vention between His late Majesty the
King of the French and the Hans Towns
' for the more effectual suppression of the
I Slave Trade, signed at Hamburgh, June
I 9th. 1837.
2847
I 1838. Vol. I. Papers in explanation of the
Measures adopted for giving effect to the
I Abolition of Slavery throughout the
I British Co'onies, .limaica. Barbados and
I British Guiana. Copy of a Report from
C. J. Latrobe. Esq., on Negro Education
in Jamaica, with correspondence relating
thereto.
1838. Vol. II. Copies of all Orders of Coun
cil, or Colonial Ordinances, for the better
regulation and enforcement of the rela-
tive duties of Tn;\sters and employers,
and articled servants, tradesmen and
labourers, in the Colonies of British
Guiana and Mauritius; and of cor-
respondence relating thereto. Return of
Slave Vessels cajitured under the late
Spanish Treaty. Accounts of slave com-
pensation claims, for the Colonies of
Jamaica, Antigua, Honduras, St. Chri-
stopher's, Grenada. Dominica. Nevis, Vir-
gin Islands. St. Lucia. British Guiana,
Montserrat. Bermuda. Bahamas. Tobago,
St. Vincent's. Trinidad, Barbados, Mau-
ritius, Cape of Good Hope. Copies of all
orders in Council, British Guiana (con-
tinued). Copy of Memorial to the Oueen
In Council from the Gustos and the in-
India Imports. Slave Cessels captured.
1838. Vol. III. Report of Captain J. W.
Pringle on Prisons in the West Indies.
Part I, Jamaica, 1838. Part II., Bar-
habitants of Grand Cavenanas, West
badoes, Antigua, Montserrat, Tortola,
St. Lucia. Negro Education, Windward
and Leeward Islands, (i.) Copy of Re-
port from C. J. Latrobe, Esq. (ii.) Ap-
propriation of £30,000. (iii.) Report of
Mico Charitv. Copy of a letter, dated
17th March, 1838. written to the Lords
Commissioners of the Treasury, on the
subject of the drawback on refined sugar.
A return of slave vessels brought before
144
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
the several Courts of Mixed Commission-
ers for adjudication between 1st January,
1828, and 1st January, 1838. Papers re-
lating to the measures adopted by the
Legislatures of Barbados, Montserrat,
Nevis, Virgin Islands, St. Christopher
and St. Vincent, for the abolition of the
system of apprenticeship on the 1st
August, 1838. Protest of the Agent of
Jamaica relating to the West India
Prisons Bill. Memorial to the Queen
from the Assembly of Jamaica on the
subject of the Foreign Slave Trade.
Papers relating to the Measures adopted
by the Legislatures of Jamaica, British
Guiana, Dominica, Grenada, and Tobago,
for the Abolition of the system of Ap-
prenticeship on the 1st of August, 1838.
1838. Vol. IV. Correspondence with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam,
relating to the Slave Trade, 1837. The
.Same. Further series. 1837. Correspon-
dence with Foreign Powers, relating to
the Slave Trade, 1837. The Same Fur-
ther series. Convention between Her
Majesty, the King of the French, and
the King of the Two Sicilies, for the
more effectual suppression of the Slave
Trade, signed at .Naples, February 14th,
1838. Statistical report on the sickness,
mortality, and invaliding among the
troops in the West Indies, prepared from
the records of the army medical depart-
ment and war office returns. Appendix
to report on the sickness .mortality and
invaliding among the troops serving in
the West Indies. 2848
1839. Vol. I. Papers on the condition of the
labouring population in the West Indies.
Part I. Circular Instructions, Jamaica
and British Guiana. The Same. Part I.
continued (4) (2) (:"■). 2849
1839. Vol. II. The Same- Part I. continued
(5), Jamaica, Britii a Guiana. Part II.,
Barbados, St. Vincent, Grenada, Tobago,
Trinidad and St. 1 ;icia. Vol. II., Part
II., Report from €. J. Latrobe, Esq., on
Negro Education in British Guiana and
Trinidad.
1839. Vol. III. The. sln^. Part III. Lee-
ward Islands (Ant.gua, Montserrat, St.
Christopher, Nevis, Virgin Islands, Do-
minica.
1839. Vol. IV. The S*me. Part IV. Baha-
mas, Honduras, Mauritius, Cape of Good
Hope. Part II., continued. Windward
Islands Government, viz., Barbados, St.
Vincent, Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad. Re-
turn of the amount of British Fore* in
the Bay of Vera Cruz, at the taking of
St. Juan d' Alloa, etc. Report of Hall,
Prlngle and Alexander Campbell on the
atrocities of slave traders (Jamaica).
Correspondence relative to the conduct
of the negro population, Jamaica. Re-
port of Captain Milne, of H.M.S. Snake,
relative to certain atrocities alleged to
have been perpetrated on board a Portu-
guese slaver, captured by the Snake, etc.
Applications for bounties for capture of
Spanish and Portuguese slave vessels.
Copy of extracts from any further com-
munication made to Her Majesty's Secre-
tary of State, by the agent for Jamaica,
relative to the state of that island. An
account of the value of all exports from
Great Britain to Jamaica from the year
1830 to the present time; distinguishing
each year. An accpunt of the quantities
of sugar imported into the United
Kingdom from the West Indies ani the
Mauritius, and the parts of those q«an
titles re-entered for exportation between
5th January, 1838, and 5th January,
1839. Papers relative to the West In-
dies. Part I. (4), Jamaica, continued.
Copies of Acts passed by the Legislature
of the island of Jamaica. Correspondence
relating to the affairs of Jamaica (re
Agent and Meeting of Planters). Copy
of Memorial of the Association of
Jamaica Proprietors. Copy of Memorial
of Mr. Joseph Woodhead on behalf of
the officers and crew of Her Majesty's
brig Buzzard, as captors of the Spanish
schooner Circe, illegally fitted for the
traffic in slaves.
1839. Vol. V. P.^PERS on the condition of
the labouring population. West Indies.
Part 1. Jamaica (continued), British
Guiana (continued). Correspondence re-
lative to the condition of the Hill Coolies,
and' of other labourers who have been
introduced into British Guiana. Return
of the number of national and other
schools in Jamaica, 1837. Return of slave
vessels brought before the several courts
of mixed commission for adjudication,
since 1st January, 1838. Communications
relative to the agricultural state of
Jamaica.
1839. Vol. VI. Correspondence with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, Rio de Janeiro, and Suri-
nam, relating to the Slave Trade, from
May, 1838, to Feb., 1839. Correspondence
with Foreign Powers relating to the Slave
Trade (Spain, Portugal, Braeil, the
Netherlands and Sweden).
1839. Vol. Vli. COrtRESPONDENCE with
Foreign Powers, parties to the Conven-
tions between Great Britain and France
upon me Slave irade irom Ai^,y 1st,
1838, to February, 1839, inclusive, Cor-
respondence witn Foreign Powers, not
parties to conventionb feiviug ugat oi
search of vessels suspected of the Slave
Trade, 1838-9. Correspondence with the
Britisli Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, and Rio de Janeiro, relating
to the Slave Trade, from February iind,
to May 31st, 1839. Correspondence with
Spam, Portugal and Brazil, relative to
the Slave Trade, from February 2nd,
1839, to May 31st, 1839. Correspondence
witli Foreign Powers parties to tne con-
ventions between Great Britain and
France relating to the Slave Trade,
from February 3rd, to May 3rd, 1839.
Correspondence with Foreign Powers not
parties to conventions giving right of
search of vessels suspected of the Slave
, Trade, from February 2nd, to May 3rd,
1839. Copies of Acts passed by the Legis-
lature of th^ Island of Jamaica. 35 Car.
II., Cap. II., 32, Geo. III., Cap. II., 55;
Geo. III., Cap. 19, and 5, Will. IV., Cap.
2, 1839. 284»
1840. Vol. I. Correspondence on the con-
dition of the Hill Coolies in British
Guiana. Order in Council relative to
Immigration into Trinidad. Returns re-
lating to Commissioners of Arbitration
under the Slavery Abolition Act. Tem-
porary Barracks at Maroon Town, Ja-
maica [with plan]. Papers relative to
the immigration of labourers into British
Guiana. Correspondence relating to the
Barracks at Nassau and Turk's Island
(Bahamas). Correspondence relating to
the issue of fresh meat rations to the
troops in Jamaica, the West Indies, and
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Bermuda; Extracts from reports of Medi-
cal Officers relating to health of troops
in the Bahamas. Correspondence re-
apecting liberated Africans. Jamaica im-
ports from 1835 to 1839. Copy of any
charter granted to any Joint Stock Com-
pany formed for carrying Mails to the
Colonies (Royal Mail Steam Packet Com-
pany Charter). Contract for the con-
veyance of mails to the West India Is-
lands. Instructions of the Lords of the
Admiralty, for regulating an inquiry as to
the advantages of different ports, for de-
parture and arrival of West India Mails.
Papers relative to the affairs of British
Guiana (with map]. Correspondence re-
lative to civil list, British Guiana.
■J
1840. Vol. II. Papers relative to Jamaica.
The Sam». Part II. Barbados. An
account of the Quantities of sugar and
other produce imported into the United
Kingdom from the West Indies and
Mauritius, between the. 5th day of Jan.,
1839, and the 5th day of January, 1840;
and of the parts of those quantities re-
exported. Correspondence on the subject
of the convention of a General Council
and Assembly in the Leeward Islands.
Treasury Minutes^ on the subject of an
advance of £32.000 for the relief of
British Guiana. Return relative to slave
vessels brought before the several courts
of Mixed Commission for adjudication,
since the 1st of January, 1839. Copy of
the report of the committee appointed
by the Lords of the Admiralty to enquire
as to the comparative advantages af-
fordf^d by different ports in the channel
as ports for the departure and arrival
of the West India Mails.
1840. Vol. III. Correspondence with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, Rio de Janeiro, and Suri-
nam, relating to the Slave Trade, from
June 30th to December 31 st, 18.39. Cor-
respondence with Spain, Portugal, Braell,
the Netherlands and Sweden, relative to
the Slave Trade, from June 1st to Dec,
1839, inclusive. Correspondence with
Foreign Powers, parties to the conven-
tions between Great Britain and France,
upon the Slave Trade, from June Ist to
December 31 st, 1839, inclusive.
1840. Vol. IV. CORRESPONDK.VCi with
Foreign Powers, not parties to conven-
tions giving right of search of vesseli
suspected of the Slave Trade, from June
Ist to December Slst, 1839. inclusive.
Correspondence with the British Com-
missioners at Sierra Leone, the Havana,
Rio de Janiero, and Surinam, relating to
the Slave Trade, from January Ist to
May 10th, 1840, inclusive. Correspon-
dence with Spain, Portugal, Bra«il, the
Netherlands, and Sweden, relative to the
Slave Trade, from January Ist, 1840, to
May 10th. 1840. Correspondence with
Foreign Powers, not parties to conven-
tions, giving right of search of vesseli
•uspected of the Slave Trade, from Jan.
1st. to May 10th, 1840. r/je.S«mc. Fur-
ther series. Papers relative to the
negotiations between Great Britain and
Portugal, about the suppression of the
Slave Trade. Treaty between Her
Majesty and the Republick of Venezuela,
for the abolition of the Slave Trade,
•ifned at Caracas, March 15th, 1839. 2860
1840. IXTRACTS from Papers printed by order
of tbe House of Commons, 1839, relative to
the West Indies, arranged under the fol-
lowing heads: Progress of Industry and
general Condition of Society since Aug.
1st, 1838: State of the Law as it now
exists; New Laws proposed to meet the
new relations of Society ; Administration
of Justice; Laws relating to Immigra-
tion and Deportation from one Colony to
another; Proceedings of the Local Legis-
latures. • 2851
1841. Vol. I. Reports from the Select Com-
mittee on West India Mail's; together
with the .\finutes of Evidence, Appendix,
etc. Correspondence between the Gov-
ernment of India and Court of Directors
relating to the Hill Coolies. Returns re
lating to foreign sugar entered for con-
sumption and of foreign sugar refined in
bond in 1840. Account relating to sugar
imported into the United Kingdom from
1815 to 1840. Copy of the Memorial of
the Council and Assembly of Jamaica to
Her Majesty against the reduction of
the duties on foreign sugar. Copy of the
memorial addressed to the Secretary of
State by the agents for the several
colonies in the West Indies on the sub-
ject of the alteration of the duties on
foreign .'^ugar. Account of wine and
spirits imported and exported, retained
for home consumption, duties paid, etc..
for the year 1841. Abstracts of the net
revenue raised in the island of Jamaica,
in the years 1838-89; of the expenditure
or appropriation of the same, and of the
number of slaves, according U> the last
registration in 1832. Scale of sugar
duties to be proposed by the Chancellor
of the Exchequer in Committee of Ways
and Means. 2852
"841. Vol. II. Papfrs relative to the affairs
of the West Indies. 1841; British Guiana.
The ame Part II. Jamaica.
1841. Vol: III. CORRESPONDENCB with th«
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, Rio de Janeiro and Surinam,
relating to the Slave Trade, from May
nth to December. 31st, 1840, inclusive.
Correspondence with Foreign Powers re-
lating to the Slave Trade, from May 11th
to December 31^, 1840. Correspondence
with Foreign Powers^ parties to the con-
ventions between Great Britain and
France, upon the Slave Trade, from May
11th to December 81st, 1840. inclusive.
Correspondence with Foreign Powers, not
parties to conventions giving right of
search of vessels suspected of the Slave
Trade, from May 1st to December Slst,
1840. inclusive. Correspondence relative
to the Slave Trade at the Gallinas. Copy
of a despatch from the Governor of
British Guiana, dated 16th July, 1841.
transmitting a report on the state of the
labouring population of Demarara and
Berbice. Treaty between Her Majesty
and the Argentine Confederation, for the
abolition of the Slave Trade, signed at
Buenos Ayres, May 24th. 1839. Con-
vention between Her Majesty and the
Republick of Hayti, for the more effect-
ual suppression of the Slave trade,
signed at Port-au-Prince, December 23rd,
1839. Treaty between Great Britain,
Austria, France, Prussia and Russia for
the suppression of the African Slave
Trade, signed at London, December 20th,
1841. 2858
1841-2. Vol. I. Papers relative to the West
Indies, Jamaica, Barbados, 1841-42. THB
Same. Antigua, Trinidad, St. Lucia,
Grenada, 1841-42. The Same. British
Guiana. 1841-42.
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1842. Vol. II. Keport from the Select Com-
mittee on West India Colonies, together
•with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix
and Index.
1842. Vol. III. and IV. Report from the
Select Committee [appointed to inquire
into the state of the British Possessions]
©n the West Coast of Africa, together
with the Minutes of Evidence, Appendix
and Index. Part I. Report and Evi-
dence. Part II. Appendix and Index.
1842. Vol. V. Correspondence relative to
the introduction of Indian Labourers
into the Mauritius. Returns of Vessels
which have been adjudicated in the
Courts of Mixed Commission at Sierra
Leone from 1830 to 1841 ; of Powers with
which treaties have been con-
cluded for the suppression of
the Slave Trade; and of slave
vessels brought before the Courts of
Mixed Commission for adjudication, be-
tween 1st January, 1840, and 31st Dec,
1841. Return of the amount paid for
salaries and incidental expenses for the
Commissioners established on the part of
Her Majesty under the treaties with
Foreign Powers for suppressing the
Traffic in slaves . . . Also return of the
number of persons now receiving pensions
for service in the said Commissions. Re-
turn of slave vessels brought before the
Courts of Mixed Commission for adjudi-
cation, and of all claims for bounties on
tonnage between 1st January, 1840, and
31st December, 1S41 ; and return respect-
ing proceeds of slave vessels and cargoes
captured and cof^demned under the Act
2 and 3 Vict. c. 73. Return of the num-
ber of vessels employed on the West
African station since 1828 ; also Return
of slave-vessels captured by Her
Majesty's cruisers since 1831, and the
di.sposal of the slaves. Treaty between
Her Majesty and the Oriental Republick
of the Uruguay, for the abolition of the
trafflck in slaves, signed at Monte-
Video. July 13th, 1839. Treaty for the
abolition of the trafflck in slaves be-
tween Her Majesty and the Republics
of Bolivia, signed aj Sucre, September
25th, 1840; Texas, signed at London,
November 16th, 1840 ; Mexico, signed at
Mexico, February 24th, 1841; and Por-
tugal, signed at Lisbon, July 3rd, 1842.
Correspondence with the British Com-
missioners at Sierra Leone, The Havana,
Rio de Janeiro, and Surinam, relating to
the Slave Trade, from January 1st to
December 31st, 1841, inclusive. j
1842. Vol. VI. Correspondence with Spain, i
Portugal. Brazil, the Netherlands, Swe-
den, and the Argentine Confederation,
relative to the Slave Trade. 1841.
1842. Vol. VII. Correspondence on Slave
Trade, with Foreign Powers, parties to
Conventions under which vessels are to
be tried by the Tribunals of the nation
to which thpv belong, 1841. Correspon-
dence with Foreign Powers not parties to
Conventions. 2854
1843. Vol. 1. Returns of the number of
Immigrants into the British West India
Colonies and British Guiana, from the
Ist day of August, 1834, to the latest
period the same can be made up ; and
for all votes of money for purposes of
immigration and annual expenditure of
the same for the like period. Copy of
".trreipr ndence relative to the conduct
of the Lieutenant-Governor of St. Kitts.
Copy of the regulations made and orders
issued by the Government of Bengal for
the protection of coolies (labourers) pro-
ceeding to and from the Mauritius, or
any other place. Returns of the num-
ber and tonnage of sailing and fcteam
vessels registered and of those that en-
tered and cleared coastwise, at each of
the ports in the United Kingdom and in
the Colonies for the year ending 3l8t
December, 1842; also the number of ves-
sels built and registered with their ton-
nage, etc.. in 1840, 1841, and '42. Re-
turns of Shipping registered and ofitt:ed
and cleared at the several ports of the
Isle of Man, and of the colonies in 1841,
also of ships built and registered nt e»ch
port of the colonies and ohe United
Kingdom I'rom 1821-41. Returns of Emi-
gration during the year 1842. An account
of the quantities of sugar imported into
the United Kingdom and the quantities
retained for home consumption, the rates
of duty charged on the home consump-
tion, and net revenue accruing there-
from ; with a comparative statement of
the average prices of British plantation
and foreign sugars, in each year from
1840 to 1842. Copy of Treas.iry Minutes
of April and August, 1842, directing the
Post Office to prepare an .'stimate of
Foreign and Colonial Postage; together
with a copy of such estimate. Copy of
an Act passed by the Legislature 01 the
island of Jamaica, in the month of
December last, imposing duties on all
articles imported into that island for
internal consumption, together with
copies or extracts of any correspondence
relating thereto. A Return of the num-
ber of ships of war employed for the
suppression of the Slave Trade in 1842.
An account of the quantities of sugar
imported, entered for home consumption,
and remaining in warehouse at the latest
date that can be given for this year;
comparing them with the quantities at
the same date last year. Returns relat-
ing to sweets or made wines and rum.
Copies of extracts of any correspondence
relating to the return of coolies from
British Guiana to India. Report from
the select committee on the case of the
ship Guiana, and the dismissal of the
appeal in the said case ; together with
the Minutes of Evidence. An account of
the declared value of the various articles
of British produce and manufactures ex-
ported to Cuba, and quantities of articles
of the growth and manufacture of Cuba
imported into the United Kingdom dur-
ing each of the ten years ending 5th
January, 1843. Account of the quanti-
ties of coffee imported into the United
Kingdom, entered for home consumption,
etc., from 1820 to 1842; of cocoa from
1832 to 18-12 ; and of cheese and butter,
from 1830 to 1842. Copy of correspon-
dence relative to the conduct of the
Lieutenant-Governor of St. Kitts. Copy
of a Legislative Despatch from the Sec-
retary to the Government of India to the
Secretary at the India House [relative to
East India Slavery], dated 15th April,
1843, Conies or extracts of correspon-
dence relative to the abolition of slavery
in the island of Ceylon. Papers relative
to emigration from the West Coast of
Africa to the West Indies. Copy of the
correspondence which has taken place
with regard to the removal of the Penin-
sula. West India and Oriental Mail
Packets from Falmouth ; and of any
Treasury Minute relating thereto. Papers
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relative to the earthquake in the
West Indies. Papers relative to
the expedition to the River
Niger. A Bill for carrying into effect
the Treaty between Her Majesty and the
Mexican Republic, for the abolition of
the traffic in slaves. A Bill for carrying
into effect the Treaty between Great
Britain, Austria, Prussia and Russia, for
the suppression of the African Slave
Trade. Additional article to the treaty
concluded at Lisbon, July 3rd. 1842, be-
tween Her Majesty and the Queen of
Portugal, for the suppression of the
trafflck in slaves, signed at Lisbon, Oct.
22nd, 1842. Treaty between Her Majesty
and the Republick of Chile, for the
abolition of the trafflck in slaves, signed
at Santiago. January IQUi, 1839. Ad-
ditional and explanatory Convention be-
tween Her Majesty and the Republick of
Chile, for the abolition of the trafflck in
slaves, signed at Santiago, August 7th.
1841. Treaty of amity, commerce, and
navigation, between Her Majesty and
the Oriental Republick of Uruguay,
signed at London, August 26th, 1842.
1848. Vol. 11 CoRRESPONDE.NCE with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
the Havana, Rio de Janeiro, and Suri-
nam, relating to the slave trade, 1842.
Correspondence with Spain. Portugal,
Brazil, the Netherlands, Sweden. Monte
Video, the Argentine Confederation, and
Bolivia, relative to the Slave Trade,
1842.
1843. Vol. in. Correspondence on the Slave
Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to
conventions under which vessels are to
be tried by the Tribunals of the nation
to which they belong, 1842. Correspon-
dence with Foreign Powers, not parties
to conventions giving right of search of
vessels suspected of the slave trade,
2834
1843. P.APERH relative to the Earthquake in
the West Indies. 2 parts. • 2854a
1844. Vol. I. Correspondence relative to
emigration of labourers to the West In-
dies and the Mauritius, from the West
Coast of Africa, the East Indies and
China. General Report of the Colonial
Land and Emigration Commissioners.
Emigration of Indian Labourers to the
West Indies, etc. Emigration of Indian
labourers into the Mauritius. Returns of
Bailing vessels registered at each port
of the United Kingdom, including Isle of
Man, etc., in 1843: of vessels entered and
cleared coastwise in 1843; of number and
tonnage of vessels registered at each of
the ports of the Colonies ; of vessels
built,, registered, sold, wrecked and
broken up in 1843. Copy of the memorial
to Her Majesty, of the House of As-
sembly of Jamaica, on the distressed
condition of the colony. An account of
coffee imported into the United King-
dom; coffee entered for home consump-
tion, showing the rate of duty, together
with the amount derived therefrom, and
stock of coffee in the United Kingdom,
of each description, in bond, on 3l8t
December, 1848. Copy of the memorial
addressed by the Agent of Jamaica to
Her Majesty's Government relative to
the reduction of the duties on foreign
sugar and coffee unaccompanied by any
reduction of duties on those articles,
the growth of British Possessions. Re-
turns relating to sugar. Return of the
income, expenditure and debt, for the
years 1841-42, for each of the British
West India colonies. A bill for author'
ising Her Majesty to carry into imme-
diate execution, by orders in Council, any
treaties for the suppression of the Slave
Trade. A bill for granting to Her
Majesty certain duties on sugar import^
ed into the United Kingdom for the ser-
vice of the year 1844. A bill for the
better regulation of Colonial Posts.
1844. Vol. II. Correspondence with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
Havana, Rio de Janeiro, Surinam, the
Cape of Good Hope, Jamaica, St. Paul
de Loanda, and Boa Vista, relating to
the Slave Trade, 1843.
1844. Vol. III. Correspondence on the
Slave Trade with Foreign Powers, parties
to treaties under which captured vessels
are to be tried by mixed tribunals, 1843.
1844. Vol. IV. Correspondence on the Slave
Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to
treaties and conventions, under which
captured vessels are to be tried by Tri-
bunals of the nation to which thej
belong, 1843. Correspondence with
Foreign Powers, not parties to treaties
or conventions, giving a mutual right of
searrh o' vessels suspected of the Slave
Trade, 184S.
1844. Vol. V. Instructions for the guidance
of Her Majesty's naval ofBcers employed
in the suppression of the Slave Trade,
285&
1844. RETURNS of Income, Expenditure and
Debt, al.so Tariffs of the West India
Colonies, British Guiana and Mauritius.
1844. • 2858
1845. Vol. I. FIFTH General Report of the
Colonial Land and Emigration Commis-
sioners. 1845. Copy of the memorial of
the House of Assembly of Jamaica to
Her Majesty, transmitted by the Gover-
nor on the 21st day of December last Ire
sugar and coffee]. Correspondence re-
specting the BUgartt of Cuba and Porto
Rica. An account of the quantity of
sugar admitted for home consumption
under the 7th and 8th Vic. c. 28, specify-
ing the country jof which such sugar is
the produce. An account of the quan-
tities of sugar of the several sorts im-
ported into the United Kingdom in each
year, from 1840 to 1844, both inclusive.
Returns of any discriminating duties
heretofore imposed between mus-
covado and clayed sugar, and
under what authority, etc., and
papers relating to the duty to be charged
upon various descriptions of sugar partly
refined or purified. Import and export
duties on sugar in France ; the recent
modification for regulating the excise
duty on beetroot sugar, etc., also ex-
tract from General Tariff of import duties
on sugar in the United States. Order
of Her Majesty in Council of the 28th
November. 1844, admitting into the
United Kingdom sugar, the produce
of Venezuela, at a duty of 34s. per cwt.
Copy of a memorial from sugar refiners
and others, to the Lords of the Trea-
sury, respecting alterations in the sugar
duties. An account of imports into the
United Kingdom, of sugar molasses,
rum. coffee, and cocoa, from the West
Indies and British Guiana, distinguish-
ing each colony for the year 1844. A
bill for granting to Her Majesty,
for a term to be limited, cer-
tain duties OD sugar imported into
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the United Kingdom. A bill to repeal
the duties of excise on sugar manufac-
tured in the United Kingdom and to im-
pose other duties irj lieu thereof. Copy
of correspondence relating to the sup-
pression of the Slave Trade. Returns of
the number of vesBels furnished with
slave warrants, and other returns and
pepers relative to the Slave Trade. Ac-
counts relating to trade and oa /ii?ati m,
customs duties and tonnage of vessels.
Copies or extracts of despatches relating
to the disturbances in the Island of
Dominica. Returns of foreign and colon-
ial Bishops, etc., clergy (colonies),
British Colonies, Grants of public money.
Religious instruction (colonies and
India). A bill to facilitate the recovery
of loans made by the West India Relief
Commissioners. Copies of the last cen-
sus of the population taken in each of
the British West India Islands and in
British Guiana ; together with informa-
tion subsequently received relative to
the number of emancipated negroes who
have become freeholders,, the extent of
land purchased by them, and the sums
of money paid or payable for such pur-
chases. Correspondence relative to In-
dian labourers in the Mauritius. Ac-
counts of exports to and imports from
the British West India Colonies, the
East Indies, Ceylon, China, etc.. lor each
of the past five years, ending 5th Janu-
ary, 1845 ; also the number of ships that
have entered and cleared for the above
places during the same period. Return
of the names of the Legislative Council
in each of our colonies or settlements not
having Legislative Assemblies, from the
year 1836 to 1844, inclusive, with the
profession of each member; distinguish-
ing those who hold appointnients or
emoluments in the gift of Government,
other than pay or allowances attached to
, their military rank. Return of the names
of the agents for colonies at present act-
ing In Great Britain, and recognised as
such by the Colonial Office, the salary
they receive, etc. A bill to regulate the
trade of British Possessions abroad. 2857
1845. Vol. II. CORBESPONDENCE with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
Havana, Rio de Janeiro, Surinam, Cape
of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda, and Boa
Vista. Correspondence on the Slave
Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to
treaties, under which captured vessels are
to be tried by mixed Tribunals, 1844.
1845. Vol. III. Correspondence on the
Slave Trade with Foreign Powers, parties
to treaties and conventions under which
captured vessels are to be tried by tri-
bunals of the nation to which they be-
long, from January Ist to December 81«t,
1844, inclusive. Correspondence with
Foreign Powers, not parties to treaties
or conventions giving a mutual right of
search of vessels suspected of the Slave
Trade, from January 1st to December
31st, 1844, inclusive. Convention between
Her Majesty and the King of the
French, for the suppression of the traffic
in slaves, signed at London, May 29th,
1845. Papers relating to the conven-
tion between Great Britain and Brazil on
the Slave Trade.
1845. Vol. IV. REPORT from the Select Com-
mittee on Colonial Accounts ; together
with t^f. minutes of evidence, appendix
and index.
1845. Vol. V. Copies or extracts of cor-
r«8pondence relative to the labouring
population in the West Indies. 2857d
1846. Vol. I. Correspondence with th»
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
Havana. Rio de Janeiro, Surinam, Cape
of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda, and
Boe Vista, relating to the Slave Trade.
Z85t
1846. Vol. II. Correspondence on the Slay*
Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to
treaties, under which captured vesseli
are to be tried by mixed tribunals, from
January 1st, to December 31st, 1845, in-
clusive.
1846. Vol. III. Correspondence on the
Slave Trade with Foreign Powers, parties
to treaties and conventions, under which
captured vessels are to be tried by Tri-
bunals of the nation to which they be-
long, from January Ist to December
81st, 1845, inclusive. Correspondence
with Foreign Powers, not parties to
treaties or conventions, giving a mutual
right of search of vessels suspected of
the Slave Trade, from Jan. let to Dec.
3l8t. 1845.
1846. Vol. IV. The Reports made for the
year 1845, to the Secretary of State hav-
ing the Department of the Colonies, in
continuation of the reports annually made
by the Governors of the British Colonies,
with a view to exhibit generally the past
and present state of Her Majesty's
Colonial Possessions; transmitted with
the blue books for the year 1845. Fur-
ther correspondence respecting the
sugar of Cuba and Porto Rico. An ac-
count, showing the quantities of sugar
of the several sorts imported into the
United Kingdom . . . from 1815 to 1840,
following a comparative statement of
the average prices of British planta-
tions . . . Return of date of Order in
Council regarding sugar, 21st April, 1846.
Copies of the two Orders in Council,
dated 8th August, 1845, and 6th April,
1846. An account of the quantities of
sugar imported into the United
Kingdom ; the quantities retained for
actual consumption, the lates of duty
charged on the home consumption, and
net revenue accruing therefrom ; with a
comparative statement of the average
prices of British and Foreign Plantation
sugar, in each year from 1841 to 1845, in
continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No.
290, of session 1841. An account of the
quantity of foreign sugar admitted into
consumption from 14th March, 1845, to
5th April, 1846, distinguishing that ad-
mitted under certificate as the produce
of free labour, and that which has been
admitted under the stipulations of
treaty ; together with the foreign coun-
tries from which the sugar admitted
under treaty has been imported. A re-
turn of the amount of duty received on
sugar during the financial year 1845-46,
specifying the amount received under the
different rates of duty. An account of
the quantity of sugar imported, and of
that entered for home consumption, in
the financial year 1845-46; distinguishing
the quantities liable to each separate
rate of duty, and the amount of duty
received on each. Account of foreign
sugar now in bond (not including that
admissible under the Act 9 Vict. c. 5).
Account of foreign sugar in bor.d on Ist
July, 1846, at London, Liverpool, Hull,
Bristol and Newcastle, quantity admis-
PAELIAMENTARY PAPKES.
149
%ih\* to home consumption, tit. Return
•flowing th« price of brown muBCOTado
■ugar ; the stock in hand ; the quantitiei
brought to charge, etc. Copy of mem-
orial from the Chamber of Commerce of
Kingston, Jamaica, to the Treasury ; and
of the report of the Chamber on the
Sugar Duty Question. Return specifying
the quantity of Sugar . . grown in or
exported from the territories of the East
India Company in the years 1844 and
1845. respectively. Copies of an Order
in Council, dated 7th September, 1888,
for regulating in British Guiana, Trini-
dad. St. Lucia, and Mauritius, the rights
and duties of masters and servants, etc.
Return of number of ships of war. of all
class'^s, employed for the suppression of
the Slave Trade in the ye.T 1845. An
account of the imports into the United
Kincdom. of sujrar, molasses, rum
coffee, and cocoa, from the West Indies
and British Guiana, for the years 1831
to 1845, both Inclusive; distinguishing
the quantities imported from each
colony in each year. Copy of a memor-
ial of the .Jamaica Chamber of Commerce
to the Lords Commissioners of Her
Majesty's Treasury, dated 9th March,
1846. Copies of Correspondence between
the Secretary for the Colonies and the
Lords of the Treasury, on the appoint-
ment of an Assistant Secretary to the
Co'onies: of minutes or Ordnrs in Coun-
cil since the year 1«3.'?, relfiting to the
establishment in the Colonial Office.
Sixth General Report of the Colonial
Land and Emigration Commissioners.
Copies or extracts of despatches and
correspondence between the Colonial
Office and the Authorities in each of the
West India Colonies, relative to a pro-
posed loan of money in aid of the immi-
gration of labour into those Colonies ;
also, copies of the resolutions passed by
the Legislative Assembly of each
Colony, in relation to the said proposed
loan, during the years 1843, 1844, and
1845.
1846. Vol. V. Papers, in continuation of
those presented last year (Sessional
Paper. No. 642. of 1845), relating to the
labouring population of the British
Co'onie.s. (West Indies and Mauritius).
Part I. Stato of the labouring population
in the West Indies and Mauritius. Copies
or pxt'-acts of any orders in Council, etc.,
respecting the supply and labour in those
Co'onies since 22nd April, 1846; Part II.,
Immigration of labourers into the West
Indian Co'onies and the Mauritius. A re-
turn of the provision, if any, made by
law or otherwise, in Her Majesty's dif-
ferent Colonial Posspss'ons, for destitute
persons of the following classes: 1st,
widows and fatherless children, or de-
serted women and children ; 2pd. old and
Infirm persons; 3rd. persons diseased in
body or mind. Also a statement, so far
as the same can he given, of the actual
condition of such several clas.ses of per-
sons in each of the said Colonial Posses-
eions. A similar return and statement
for the Ionian Islands. Copy of the
Regulations or Instructions under which
the Crown Lands in the West India
Co'onies and British Guiana are permit-
ted to be put up for sale. Copies or
extracts of any correspondence with the
Co'onial Authorities relatinor to the Sti-
pendiary Macistracy : Copies of all laws
repulating the relation between masters
and servants, and of all laws constituting
ApMftl or Inferior Criminal Courts, or
cxtcadiBg tb« Jurisdiction of th»
Stipendiary or Local Justices In th*
Emancipated Colonies ; and copies or ex-
tracts of the correspondence relatinf
thereto. Copies of the several Tariffs,
Tax and Corn Ordinances, which had
bten passed by the Colonial Assemblies
or Legislatures in the years 1843, 1844,
and 1845 ; and copies or extracts of the
correspondence relating thereto. Part
III. Stipendiary Magistrates, Laws of
Masters tnd Serrants. Courts of Appo&I,
Tariffs.
1846. Vol. VI. A Return of duties Imposed
in each Colony In British America and
the West Indies on the principal articles
the growth or production of, or im-
ported from, any or all of the British
Colonies. A Return of duties imposed
in each Colony in British America and
in the West Indies, on goods the pro-
duction or manufacture of the United
Kingdom. Similar returns for the Cape
of Good Hope, Mauritius, Ceylon and the
Australian Colonies. A return of duties
imposed in each of t!ie Indian Presiden-
cies, and in the Prince of Wales Island,
on the produ tions or manufactures of
the United K -igdom. A return of duties
imposed in et h of the Indian Presiden
cies, and in the Prince of Wales Island,
on the products of each other, and on
those of any British Colony. A return
of duties impvjscd in any British Colony
on the impolation of the products of
the Indian P esidencies or of Prince of
Wales Island A return of duties im-
posed in the several British Colonies
and Possessions, British India InclusiTe,
on the exports of their several produc-
tions. A return of ships and tonnage
belonging to each, and every British
Colony and to British India. A return
stating the number and tonnage of Tes
sels arriving at, and departing from,
each and every British Colony, and to
and from British India ; the countries to
which such vessels belong, and the places
or ports from which they come and to
which they depart; for the last ten
years. A return Jot the description and
value, or quantity, of imports to and
exports from each and every British
Colony, and to and from British India;
specifying thi' countries whence imported
and to whicli exported, for the last ten
years.
1847, Vol. I. Correspondence with the
British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,
Havana. Rio de Janeiro, Surinam. Cape
of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda, and Boa
Vi.sta, and proceedings of British Vice-
Admiralty Courts, relating to the Slave
Trade, from January 1st to December
31 St. 1846. Correspondence on the Slave
Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to
treaties u^der which captured vessels are
to be tried by mixed Tribunals, from
January 1st to December Slst, 1846. In-
clusive. Correspondence on the Slave
Tradf with Foreign Powers, parties to
treaties under which captured vessels
are to be tried by tribunals of the
nation to which they belong; from
January 1st to December Slst, 1846, in-
clusive. Correspondence with Foreign
Powers, not parties to treaties or con-
ventions giving a miitua! right of search
of vessels suspected of the Slave Trade;
from January Ist, to December Slst, 1846,
inclusive. Returns showing the particu-
ISO
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
lars of disbursements constituting the
diflterence between the gross proceeds of
the sale of the slave vessels "Jehovah"
and " Diana" and the net proceeds paid
into the Vice-Admiralty Court; also copy
of the condemnation, and certificate of
the breaking up of the hull of the
" Diana." A return of the appropriation
•of all sums of money received as proceeds
of vessels or property condemned for
violation of Laws or Treaties prohibiting
the Slave Trade ; of sums paid since 1807
to captors of vessels condemned ; of sums
paid in satisfaction of expenses or dam-
ages arising from prosecutions, etc.
1847, Vol. II. Seventh General Report of the
Colonial Land and Emigration Commis-
sioners. Copies of all papers relative to
the further Progress of Emigration from
Africa to the West Indian Colonies.
Returns showing the number of Free
Emigrants into Jamaica, British Guiana,
Trinidad and the Mauritius, since the
abolition of Slavery in 1834 ; the number
of Liberated Africans, and their destina-
tion, and the number of Emigrant
Labourers now ordered by the above
Colonies. Commercial Tariffs and regula-
tions, resources and trade, of the several
States of Europe and America, together
with the commercial treaties between
England and foreign countries ; part the
twentieth, Hayti, and foreign West
Indies ; by John MacGregor. Returns of
the amount of dr.ty received on sugar,
from 5th April, 1846, to .5th January,
1847; and of all sugars that have been
stopped for alleged inaccurate entry at
London and Liverj-ool during the same
period, etc. Copies of any Memorials to
Her Majesty from the Island of Jamaica,
and from the other West India Colonies,
respecting the Sugar Duties, together
with copies of the replies thereto. Copy
of reports to the Board of Excise on the
production of spirit from sugar and
molasses. Copy of further report to the
Board of Excise on the production of
spirit from sugar and molasses. An
account of the imports into the United
Kingdom of sugar, molasses, rum, coffee
and cocoa, from the West Indies and
British Guiana, for. -the years 1831 to
1846, both inclusive ;' distinguishing the
quantities imported from each Colony in
each year. An account of the imports
into the United Kingdom, of sugar,
molasses, rum, and coffee from Calcutta,
Madras, Ceylon and the Mauritius, for
the years 1831 to 1846, both inclusive;
distinguishing the quantities imported
from each place in each year. Returns
of the quantity of sugar used by
Licensed Brewers, and taken into stock
by Distillers in England, Scotland and
Ireland, from the passing of the Act 10
Vict. c. 5, and 10 Vict. c. 6, to the 5th
July, 1847. Account of the quantity of
Foreign wine imported, exported and re-
tained for home consumption, during the
year ended 6th January, 1847, also ac-
count of Foreign and Colonial spirits,
etc. ; quantities shipped as stores during
the same period; together with the
quantities of wine and spirits of each
sort remaining in bond. Abstract of the
net annual produce of the duties of cus-
toms on all articles imported into the
United Kingdom, in the two years 1845
and 1846, etc. Copies of all memorials
and representations from Canada and
other Colonies, representing the differen-
tial duties on goods imported into the
Colonies, ajid respecting the operation
and effect of the British Navigation Laws
on their commerce, since 1845. Return
of all Lighthouses in the Colonies and
British Possessions abroad ; showing the
date at which each Lighthouse was
erected ; the original cost thereof, and
from what funds defrayed ; the annual
expense since its first erection, and from
what source the same was paid. Also,
an account of the annual receipts, and
application of all monies received as tolls
for such Lighthouses. Copies of corres-
pondence relative to erecting a Light-
house at Barbados ; despatch of the
Colonial Secretary to the Governor, and
documents in the Colonial Office respect-
ing application of money, etc. Returns
of the number and tonnage of vessels
registered at each of the ports of Great
Britain, T-eland, etc., on the 31st day of
December, 1846, etc. Returns relating to
shipping and tonnage, outwards and In-
wards, and to the declared value of
British and Irish produce and manufac-
tures exported, from the year 1840 to
1846, both inclusive. Number of Colonial-
built vessels and their tonnage, register-
ed in each year in the United Kingdom
since 1841, and on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1846, etc. Accounts relating to trade
and navigation. Custom duties and ton-
nage of vessels. Copies or extracts of
any correspondence between the Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies and the
Governor of Jamaica and Trin'dad, re-
specting the operation of the Navigation
Laws in those Islands. Returns relative
to the actual Government expenditure
and receipts of the Island of Mauritius,
for the years 1844 and 1845; of the pen-
sion granted to the late Auditor-General;
and of the appointment of an Auditor-
General and Assistant Auditor-General
for the Island of Mauritius. Copies or
extracts of correspondence between Her
Majesty's Government and the Parties
int^restrd in Railways in Ceylon, Trini-
dad. British Guiana and New Brunswick.
46 vols. 1835-1847. [33 p.] 2859
1848. The'^t r e Further Correspord-
ence (Jamaica and other West India
India Islands). • 2860
1848. EIGHT Reports of Committee on the
condition and prospects of the interests
connected with Sugar and Coffee Planting
in the East and West Indies and Mauri-
tius. 10 parts. ♦ 2861
1848. Correspondence with the Governors of
the Sugar-growing Colonies as to the
Distress now existing in these Colonies.
* 2862
1848. Laws. Ordinances and Rules in force
in the West India Colonies for the Regu-
lation of Labour between Masters and
Labourers. * 2863
1848. Correspondence relative to the Dis-
tress in the West Indies and Mauritius,
and on the general condition of those
Colonies and the promotion of Immigra-
tion. * 2864
1848. Acts for the Suppression of Vagrancy,
or Enforcement of T,abour Contracts
passed since 1834, but disallowed. • 2865
IP.51-53. CORRESPONDENOE relative to the con-
dition of the Sugar-growing Colonies; 8
parts. (1) British Guiana; (2) Jamaica;
(3) Trinidad. • 2866
1854. Correspondence relating to the re-
moval of Troops from the West India
Colonies. • 2867
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
relating to
West
2868
1865. CORRESPONDENOB
India Relief Loans.
1867. Papers relating to Chinese and Coolie
Immigration to the West India Colonies
and British Guiana. • 2869
1858. CORRESPONDENOB on the subject of
Emigration from China to the British
West Indies. • 2870
1869. Correspondence between the Colonial
Office and the Governors of the West
Indian Colonies and the Mauritius as to
the condition of the Labouring popula-
tion. ... 2 parts. • 2871
1867. Papers relating to the various Reli-
gious Bodies in the West Indies. • 2872
1871-72. Papers as to the Ecclesiastical grants
and the establishment of Religious
Equality in the West Indies.
2 parts.
• 2878
1878. The Sam* Further Papers. 3
parts.
1871-72. Report on Leprosy and Yaws In the
West Indies. By Gavin Milroy, M.D.:
with correspondence on the discovery of
an alleged cure for Leprosy. 2 parts.
• 2874
1171. Correspondence respecting the federa-
tion of the Leeward Islands. • 2875
1884. Report of the Royal Commission
appointed in December, 1882, to inquire
into Public Revenues, Expentftture, Debts,
and Liabilities of the Islands of Jamaica.
Grenada, St. Vincent, Tobago and St.
Lucia, and the Leeward Islands. Part I.
Jamaica. Part II. Grenada, St. Vincent,
Tobago, and St. Lucia. Part III. The
Leeward Islands and Appendix. Part IV.
Supplementary remarks (with maps). To
which is added a Supplement to the
Jamaica Gazette, containing a report by
Co'onel Grossman, C.M.G., R.E., and
George Baden-Powell, M.A., on the West
Indian Incumbered Estates Court. Also
further correspondence respecting the
West Indian Incumbered Estates Court.
[4h.] 2877
1885. Papers relating to the proposed union
of the Islands of Grenada, St. Lucia, St
Vincent and Tobago. • 2878
1884. Correspondence respecting the Com-
mercial Convention concluded between
Spain and the United States relative to
the West India Trade. • 2879
1885. Corresponde.nce respecting the negoti-
ation of a treaty regulating Trade be-
tween the West India Colonies and the
United States. • 2880
1888. SUQAR Bounties. • 2880a
1892. Rates of Import Duty in force in the
British West Indies and in British
Guiana. • 2881
1892. Correspondence relative to the com-
mercial arrangement negotiated in 1891-
92, with the Government of the United
States in regard to trade between certain
of Her Majesty's West India Colonies
and the United States of America. [3 a.]
• 2882
1897-98. Royal Commission on the Agricul-
tural Resources and Requirements of
British Guiana and the West India
Islands: Reports, Evidence, Appendices,
and Statistical tah'.es. 5 parts; maps and
diagrams. 2888
1897. Correspondence relating to the Sugar
Industry in the West Indies.. [3 e.) 2886
18^7. Report of the 'Nv'est India Royal Com-
mission. With subsidiary report by D.
Morris. D.Sc, and appendix (Minutes of
Proceedings and Evidence). 3 vols. [4 i.]
1899. West Indies: ( orrespondence relating
to the hurricane on the 10th and 12th
Sept., 1898, and the relief of Distress
caused thereby. [3h.l • 2888
1899. Further Correspondence relating to
the Hurricane on the 10th and 12tb
September, 1898. [3 h.l 2888
1900. West Indies: Correspondence relat-
ing to the Hurricanes on 7th August and
8th September. 1899, and the relief of
Distress caused thereby. [8 h.l 2889
152
INDEX OF NAMES.
INDEX OF NAMES
INCLUDING REFERENCES TO " DIBLIOGRAf HIa .IaMAICENSIS " AN1> " SUPPLBMEN1
TO BIBLIOGRAPHIA JAMAICENSBS "
[The names of Authors are printed in small capitals, of the subjects of
Memoirs in ordinary type, and of Cartographers in italics. Numbers with
DO sign preceding them refer to this work ('• Bibliography of the West Indies ") ;
those preceded by B.J. refer to " Bibliographia Jamaicensis " ; and tho«e
preceded by S B.J. to " Supplement to Biblographia Jamaicensii."]
Aaron, Eugene Murray, Ph.D.
BJ. 333
Abad, J. R 356
Abbad, Inigo 292
Abbott, Rev. Abiel 627a
Abbott, H. L "79
Abbott, J. S. C 662a
Abbott, Rev. T. F S.B.J. 31
Abell, H. F S.B.J. 678
Abraham, E. A. V 1609
AcosTA, Joseph de 1964
AcosTA, DE Samper Agudelo, S. 1232,
2698a
Adam, L 1782
Adams, C. B B.J. 394, S.B.J. 309
Adams, Rev. Henry 2490
Adderley, Sir Augustus 608,2348
Advielle, V 440
Affleck, Admiral Philip... S.B.J. 56
Aflalo, F. G 881
Afrtcanus 2515
Agassiz, Alexander 607,868,2355
Agricola S.B.J. 396
Aguilar, F. C X235
Aimes, Hubert H. S., Ph.D 837
AINSLIE, PHHJP BAkRINGTON...B.J. 314
Aitzema, L. van i982d
Alanis, R. M 761b
Alaux, G. d' 487
Alcazar, J. de 782
Alcedo, Antonio de 2133
Alcock, Rev. Henry J., M.A.
S.B.J. 568, 569
Alcosta, Jose J. de 3^3
Aldana, a 1175
Aldea, a 1283
Alexander, General E. P. ... 985, 1012
Alexander, Capt. Sir J. E 2221
Alexander, R. C B.J. 1043
Alfaro, a 1004
Alfonso, Antonio P 652
Alldridge, J. J., F.R.G.S 2795a
Allen, C. H 333
Allen, Governor 830a
Allen, Grant ... B.J. 895, 1107, 1625
Allen, Grant B.J. 392
Allen, Robert 617a
Alleyne, F. M B.J. 975
Alleyne, Sir John Gay 33
Allin, John 'Soa
Alm, Jacob 1709
Alvarez de Abreu, A. J 2053
Alzola y Minondo, P.de 742, 790, 2399
AmbARD, E. M. .;.....,.. 2490b
Amblaid, a 831
Ambrose, Rev. Robert George
S.B.J. 556
Amer, C 764
Amicus, 2541
Amman, H. J S.B.J. 207
Amman, Admiral 953
Anderson," C. Wilgress ,.16460
Anderson, Sir George Campbell 59a
Anderson, Izett, M.D. 2418, B.J. 497
Anderson, James S.B.J. 376
Anderson, J. S. M 2287
Anderson, Louisa B.J. 390
Anderson, T 1937
Anderson, William Wemyss
B.J. 307, 308
Anderson, William Wemyss
B.J. 390, 793
Andre, Eugene 1642,1873
Andre, G 1149
Andree, K 898a
Andres, S 724
Andrews, W. S 2294
Angulo-Guiridi, a 542
Antunez y Acevedo, Rafael 2088a
Appun, C. F. von 1333,2316a
Aquirre, Jose M 896c
Arango, Anastasio 6i8h
Arber, Edward, F.S.A 2339
Arboleya, J. G ;o8
Archenholz, Johann Wilhelm von
2694
Archer, J. H., M.D S.B.J. 180
Ardouin, Beaubrun 471a, 486
Aristodemus, i5iod, 1712
Armitage, Capt. C. H 2792
Armstrong, J 1953, 1954
Arnaboldi, G B.J. 344
Arnold, William, M.D. ... B.J. 473
Arnott, D 1573a
Aron, J \i^y
Arosema, Dr 137©
ARR.4TE, Jose Martin Felix de... 69a
Arrott, D 1569b
Arrowsmith, John B.J. 45a
Arton
'35
INDEX OF NAMES.
153
AsENSio Y Toledo, Jose Maria... 2377
ASHBY, Rev. N S.B.J. 539
AsHER, C. M 2281a
Ashley, John 2013(1,2019
AspiNALL, Algernon, E 2476
Atchley, C, I.S.O 2374
Atherton, Gertrude 272a
Atherton, Mrs. William Bernard
2443
Atienzo, S T I4T?
Atkins, James Black 812
Atkins, John 2014,2227
Atlay, J. B B.J. looi
Atwood, Thomas 175
AuBE, T. (Centre- Amiral) ^ 145
Aubert, E, 825
Aublet, Fusee ^754^
Aubre, Paul d' 2252
Augusts, J 499
Austin, Henry W 606
Austin, William Piercy (Bishop)
1549, 1556a, 1558
Auguste, J 538
AvENDANO, DlDACUS DE I983
Aylmer, Mr B.J. 561
Ayscue, Sir G 3
B.A .*• 3a
B., L.M 1757
Babinski, H 1789
Bache, Lt. R 131?.
Bachiller y Morales, Antonio 66ib,
706
Bacon. Edgar Mayhew, B.J. 332
Badan, Adam 712a
Baden-Powell, Major R.S.S.... 2777
Baden-Powell, Sir George 2777, 2877,
B.J. 729, 732
Bagdon, J. 0 1565a
Bagot, T. C 1546a
Bailey, Rev. B 2513,2539
Bailey, W. F B.J. 330
Baily, J 939
Baird, D. George S.B.J. 357a
Bairu, Robert, A.M 2265
Bajon, M 1754a
Balbuena, Bernardo de (Bishop)
293, 294, 295
Balcarres, Alexander Lindsay,
6th Earl of B.J. 75
Ballantine, James S.B.J. 580
BAi.Lt=:r, J 203
Ballou, M. M 650,709,2452a
Banijury, G. a. Lethbridge 2755
Banbury, Rev. R. Thomas. ..B.J. 869
Bancroft, Dr. Edward 1510, B.J. 471,
472, 1038, S.B.J. 58
Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1076
Banuinpzl, James 2660
Bannantine, James B.J. 360
Bannister, S 1057a, 1057b, 1057c
Bangs y Sotomayor, Diego de... 1303c
IUkalt, R. M 1460
Barbot, John 257
Barbour, Sir David B.J. 752
Barbour, G. M B.J. 847
Barboux, H. M 1130
Barclay, Alexander 2194, 2203,
B.J. 48
Barclay, David B.J. 27
Barclay, John 2431
Barcot, Surgeon Major 596a
Barham, Henry, M.D. ...B.J. 13,426,
S.B.J, isa
Barham, Henry, sen S.B.J. 20a
Barker, Robert 215
Barker, Lady 2316, B.J. 866
Barker, Surgeon-Major B.J. 949
Barkly, Sir Henry, K.C.B.
S.B.J. 48*
Barkly, Sir Henry 1556b
Barnes, J, Edmestone ...S.B.J. 663
Barnlev, William H 2639
B.ARKAL, J. A 1357
Barrett, Mr 2224, B.J. 5a
Barrett, Lucas, F.L.S., F.G.S.
B.J. 448,451, 1079
Barrow, John 2249
Barry, William 1392
Barthelemy 1758
Barthwick, P B.J. 79
Basset, N 146
Bates, E. K S.B.J. 737
Batf.s, Henry Walter 1009
Bates, Lindon, W 1186b, ii86c
Bathurst, Earl 1820, 1930
Bathurst, Earl 54,466
Bathurst, Edward 4S1
Bavlf.y, F. W. N 23o6
Bayly, Wentworth B.J. 656
Bean, Tarleton H B.J. ioi6
Beard. Rev. John R., D.D !. 485
Beaufoy 2519
Beaumont, Augustus Hardin
2539, B.J. 678
Beaumont, Chief Justice 1569J, i572g
Bechanel, Fran(*is 1505
Becher, a. B 593a
Beckford, Mrs. Bathsha ...S.B.J. 172
Beckford, Peter S.B.J. 266
Becki ORD, William (Alderman).. 185
Beckford, William (of Somerly)
B.J. 19,281, S.B.J. 219
Beckford, William B.J. 651
Heckles, John 46
Beeston, Sir William B.J. 636
S.B.J. 154,155.177
Uf.us, Afra 1506
Bklgrave, F. a i569d, 1569*
Belgrove, William 32
Belhaven, Lord 1036!
Belisario, J.M B.J. 294
Bell, Charles Napieii 968, 2419
Bell, E. D S.B.J. 716
Bell, H. H. J 2766
Bell, Sir Henry Hesketh Joudon,
K.C.M.G 183d, 2431,2361
Bell, John, M.D 2088
Bell, Rev. T i565d
Bellamy, J 917
154
INDEX OF NAMES.
Bellet^ Daniei 24906
Beliey, — 427
Bellin, Jacques Nicholas 366b, 367,
2039
Bellin, M B. J. 20, 20a, 21, 21a
Bellin, S i;54
Bello, a 1356
Bello, Andres 18S1
Bellows, W S.B.J. 246
Belly, P'elix 958, 1054, 1066
Belly, N 952a
Belmonte, B. E. C 1616, 1717P
Belot, G. de 1097
Belt, Thomas 949
Benaku, C. M. E. P 1458
Benbow, Admiral John B.J. 94
Beneuettt, C 124.4
Benezet, Anthony 2510
Benger, E -»f556
Bengough, Maj. -General Har-
couRT Mortimer B.J. 952, 958
Benjamin, S. G. W 596d
Bennet, Parker S.B.J. 352
Bennett, George W 15/0
Benoist, C 796
Benoit, p. J 1717
Benson, Captain W. J. P 2490c
Bentley, C 1542
Berenger-Feraud, L. J. B 2331
Bergius, O. E 2149
Berkel, Adriaan van 1504b
Berkeley, Hon. T. B. H 2330
Berkshire, Earl of..... 1500
Bernab, C 700
Bernaldez, Andres 2314
HEivNARD, — . 1/68
Bernard, Samuel B.J. 625
Bernard, Hon. Thomas James
B.J. 680
Bernau, Rev. J. H 151^8
Berthelot, M. S 642
Besant, Sir Walter 94a
Belaxces, R. Emeterio 694
BiCKELL, Rev. R B.J. 44,48
BiDELOw, J 495
BiDWELL, Cn.\RLES TOLL 1061
BiGELOW, J 1087
BiGELOvv, John B.J. 306
BiGELow, Capt. John 815a
Biggs, John 2254
BiLLOUIN, H. S.
Binger, a 155
BiNNEY 2663a
BiOLLEY, Paul 992
Bird, M. B 493a
Biss, Capt. Harold C. J 2793
Hissett, R 2549
BiSSETTE, C. C. A.. ..127, 128, 129, 130,
i3i> 134, 135.2611
BiZEMONT, Viscount H. L. G. de 1073
Blackie 2410
Blackvvell, Isaac 1030
Blair. Dr. D 1565b
Blake, Edith Lady B.J. 971, S.B.J. 730
Blare, Sir Henry Arthur,
K.C.M.G B.J. 981, 986,
S.B.J. 494, 729, 73*
Blaksley, J 2468
Blanchet, Emilio 675
Blanchetiere-Bellevue ...112, 113, 117
Blancke, G 1716c
Blanco, A. Guzm.\n... 1650, 1651, 165a,
1668
Blanco Guzman 1338, 1343, 1374
Blanco, Ed 1358
Blanco, Jose F 1342a
Blandford, Walter F. H., M.A,,
F.Z.S 93a
Blane, Sit Gilbert 207a
Blaney, Henry R 2436
Blathwayte, William S.B.J. 197
Blauzel lu
Bleby, Rev. Henry i569h, 2281b, 2231b
2231c, 223id, 2354, B.J. 72, 87
Blerald, E. D 15a
Blicke, Ch.\rles B.J. 461
Bligh, Lieut., R.N 2090
Blome, Richard B.J. 267, S.B.J. 207a,
208
Bloomfield, J. n 754
Blyth, Re -. George .'. S.B.J. 78
Bochart, Charles B.J. i«
Boddam-Whetham, J. W.... 1068, 1587
BoDu, J. M ib49
Bois St. Lys, Georges de B.J. 76
Boisson, — 427
Boltngbroke, Henry 1511
Bolivar, Simon ...1332a, 1332b, 1342a,
1361, 1365* 1366, 1367. i376»
i377> '^Zl'^^ 1379, 1386, 1632
Bollaert, William 1566
Boname, P 201
Bonaparte, Prince Napoleon
Louis 937b
Bonaparte, Prince Roland N. ... 1726
Bonne, M B.J. 24
Bonne-Maison, Dr. de 2681
Bonneau, Alexandre 491
Bonnie, Annie 2689, B.J. 355
Bonpland, Aime 119a
Bonsal, S 765
Bontein, Archibald B.J. 19
BoNwicK, James 599a
Boone, Rev. James Shergold
S.B.J. 540
Borda J. J 1253
Borde, p. G. L 1837
Borland, Rev. Francis 1037
BoRNo, Louis 546
Borrow, A. H 2789
Borthwick, P 2216, 2650, 2653
Bosanquet, Charles 2115, 2115a
BossART, J. J 377
Boswell, Henry B.J. 1056
Bourgeois, H. G 933
Bourke, Wellesley SB. J. 42a
Bourne, Stephen 2277,3278
B.J. 70, 71,512, 513
Bouvet de Cresse, a. J. B. ... 458
Bouyer, F 1773
INDEX OF NAMES.
155
BOUZON, J. ...
BOVALLILS, C.
IR^VELL, H. A.
JJOWDITCH, T.
552, 557
.... 952b
.... 98
Edward 27 11
BowDLER, Thomas, F.R.S. ...B.J. 364
SBJ 279
BowEN, C. P 93
Bowen Emanuel B.J. 15
Barrett, Rev. W. G 1551,2291
Barrington, General 33
BOWERBANK, LeNVIS QuIER, M.D.
B.J. 487, 489, S.B.J. 362
Bowler, A 5^4
BowREY, James John ...• B.J. 938,
S.B.J. 333
Bowrey, James John B.J. 389
BovcE, Rupert, M.B., F.R.S 93;a
Bover, J. P 474
Boyer-Peyrei.eau, K. E 2176
BOYER-FONFREDE, J. B 2096
liOYLE, FRK'JERICK 947,2736
BozA Y Vergara, M.atias 6i7g
Brace, L. J. K 6oi
Brackenhi RY, General Henry... 2732,
2/35
Bradford, Mary F j» B.J. 352,
S.B.J. 238
Bradley, Col. Thomas 2218
Bradley, Thomas S.B.J. 61
Bradshaw, Rev. F. S., LL.D.
S.B.J. 549
Branch, C. W., M.B., CM 1938
Brand, Lieutenant B.J. 85, 91
Bkansiord, J. F 950a
Braskett, Sir James 451,463
Brassey, Lord S.B.J. 684
iUASSEV, Annie Lady 2344
Brau, S.'VLVador 315.337
Breen, Henry H 1951
Brennan, J. F B.J. 460
l^RKSSOLLES, P IlfO
Brett, Rev. W. H. 1555,1556,1573.^^89
Breton, Raymond 1982a, 1982b
Brewin, William B.J. 317
Briceno, D. B 1314a
Brickno, M 1381 i
Brick, Titus A B.J.823I
Bridges. Rev. George Wilson... 2539 I
B.J. 4, 35. 117.223,833, I
S.B.J. 20, 21, 290
Bridges, Rev. George Wilson ... 2832, j
B.J. 834, S.B.J. 26 j
Bridgman, J 1948 |
Brinton, D. G 781,951a, 1578 ■
Brisbane, Sir Charles ...1930, ic)3ob j
Bristowe, Lindsay W ^21,2791 '
Broadwood, Lucy E S.B.J. 598 j
Bronkhurst, Rev. H. V. P. 1591a, |
1593, 1603, i6t2
Brooke-Knight, Captain ...B.J. 890
Brooks, Edward P 679d
Brooks, Wiluam Keith 59f;a,
B.J. 1072, S.B.J. 69.7
Broome, Lady 2465
Brougham, Henry, Lord 2513,2539,
2596,2613,
S.B.J. 469
Broughton, Arthur B.J. 423
Bkousseau, G 1798
Brown, Adam B.J. 608
Brown, Charles S.B.J. 357a
Brown, Charles Barrington 1574c,
X585.
B.J. 451
Browu, Charles B B.J. 51
Brown, Prf. Charles W. S.B.J. 677
Brown, J., M.D 34^
Brown, Rev. T. J 15656
Browne, Rev, Henry S.B.J. 537a
Browne, Patrick, M.D B.J. 416
Browne, Patrick S.B.J. 669
Bruce, Sir Charles, G.C.M.G. 1923
Bruce, Captain Peter Henry 587
Brillev 420
liRUMKLL, J 1558a, i579d
BkussE, A. T 14S6
Bryant, Joshua 1519b
Buache. P S.B.j' 188
Buchanan, John B.J. 758
BicHNER, F 1248, 13^)8
Buchner, j. H B.J. 129
Buchon, M B.J. 44a
Budan, a 197
BuELOW, A. von 938a
BuFKKLEY, Owen T 236a
BULLEN, F 2474
Burchell, Thomas B.J. 37a
BuRCHELL, William Fitz-er ...B.J. 37a
Burchett, Mr 1999
Burchett, Mr, 190S
BuRDEJT, Sir Francis 2613
BuRDETT, William S.B.J. 276
BuRGE, William, Q.C 2224,
, B.J. 52, 676, 838,
S.B.J. 470, 473
Burgess, Thomas 2525a
Burke, Edmund 2037a
BURMEISTER-NORBURG, D 284
BuRNEY, James 2684
BURNEY, W. H 1842
BukNS, M. J 2357
BURREAU, P 1289
Bi;rton, Robert (or Richard) ... 1988
Burton, Sir Richard F. ...2728,2729,
2743
Burroughs, Cornelius S.B.J. 7
BlSTKLL' FOSCOLO, DUCA G. DE... 914
Butcher, Mrs. T. B B.J. 343
Butel-Dumont, George Marie ... 2038
Butler, Arthur G., F.L.S.,
F.Z.S B.J. 1014
I^utler, Sir W. F 2738
Buttenshaw, William Roberts,
M.A. B.J. 778, 1094
BUTTERWORTH, H 783
Butts, R. G i546e
I^utts, R. G .,...156^?
Buxton, Charles 2670, 26/a
Buxton, Thomas Fowell 2657, 2678,
S.B.J. 308
156
INDEX OF NAMES.
Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell 58a, 2223,
2577, 2639, 2654, 2663a, 2657b, 2672
Byam^ George 1043a, 1045
Byam, William 1501, 1502
Byam, Col. William 1510c, 1700a
Byers, John 1925
Byers, Prof., M.A., M.D.... S.B.J. 694
Byles, W. Duncan B.J. 244, 945
Byndloss, Elizabeth S.B.J. 287
Byres, James io36h
Cabot, Sebastlan 2339
Cabrera, R -j?/^
Caceres, J. M '.. 1075
Cadena, p. J 1217a
C.AiNE, W. Ralph Hall S.B.J. 247
Caivano, T 1462
Calcado, E 1387
Calcagno, Francisco 695
Calcano, E 1414
Caldecott, a 2412
Calder, Charles M B.J. 746
Calderon, Louisa 1808, 1811, 1813
Callahan, J. M 802
Callander, Rev. Thomas B.J. 374
Calvo, J. B 9SS
Calvo de la Puerto O'Farrill,
Nicolas 6i8c
Camacho, S 1377
Camacho Roldan, Salvador... 115b,
1254, 1270
Cambefort 413
Cambrils, I. DE 1096a
Cameron, Major Allan B.J. 100
Campbell, Alexander 2849,
B.J. 66
Campbell, Archibald S.B.J. 624
Campbell, Maj.-Gen. Archibald
S.B.J. 203
Campbell, Charles S.B.J. 281
Campbell, Major Colin ... 107a, 107b
Campbell, Douglas 'Houghton
B.J. 1074
Campbell, Rev. Duncan Houston
B.J. 137
Campbell, John B.J. 651
Campbell, John, LL.D. ...2023a, 2048
Campbell, John, F.R.S.E 26)2
Camppet.l, John 1941
Campbell, John ic8
Campbell 1900a
Campbell, Mrs (nee Bournf)
B.J. 71, 512
Campbell, William Alexander
S.B.J. 608a
Camps y Feliu, F. de 728
Candelier, H 12-5
Candler, John 478,
B.J. 208
Canel, E 766
Cavivi, J. E 784
Canning, George 2539,2582,
Canot, C 617b
Canot, Theodore 2725
('antero, Justo G 657
Cappelle, H. van 1743. 1747* 1 750"
Capper, Thomas, B.A....B.J. 777, 1091
Capadose, Lt.-Col 2256'
Cardenas y Rodriguez, J. M. de
641a
Cardwell, Edward, M.P B.J. 86
Cardwell, Edward, M.P B.J. 849
Carey, H. C 2175
Carleton, George 672a
Carleton, Mary S.B.J. 206
Carlile, Rev. Gavin BJ- 385
Carlile, Warrand S.B.J. 50J
Carlile, Rev. Warrand B.J. 385
Carlisle, Charles, Earl of S.B.J. 197
Carmichael, Mrs. A. C. ... 1824, 2220
Carpenter, George H., B.Sc.
B.J. 410, 412
Carver, Mary S.B.J. 272
Cartwright, Charles, M.D....B.J. 357
Castelfranc, Rev. Gideon S.B.J. 530a
Castell, Rev. William 1975a
Castellano, Juan de 1240a
Castillo, N. del 6i8h
Castillo, Pedro P. del 1327c
Castle, E. W 2807
Castonnet des Fosses, H.... 554, 725
Caspersz, W. V. 0 2017a
Castro, General Cipriano 1475, 1477
Castro, General Cipriano ... 1468, 147J
Castro, Fernandez de 669
Catherwood, F 896b, 1549b
Catesby, Mark 584
Cathcart, John S.B.J. 126
Caulfeild, Colonel James E.W.S.
B.J. Ill
Cailin, A 1326
Caulin, Fr. Ant 119a
Cave, Otway 26r5
Cavling, H 284
Cazabon, M. J 1829
Cazeneuve, p. de 1394
Cei'Ido, F 313, 727
Cer'-berr, a. E i77ca
Cervera y Topete, Contr.-Almir. P.
243s
Cervantes, P, P 1378
Cespedes y Quesada, C. M. de... 824
Chacon, R 1379
Chadwick, Osbert, C.E., C.M.G.
B.J. 208
Chalamelle, E. F 1868
Chalkley, Thomas 2u;^
Chalmers, Colonel 436
Chalmers, Thomas 2600
Chambers, G 590
Chambre, Major B.J. 933
Champeau, E 1292
Champlain, Samiel 22S9
Chandler, W. E 1084
Chandos, Marquis of 2203
Cil-vney, E 505
Chanvalon, Thibault de 107
CHAP^rAN, M. J 67a
Ciiapple, Joe Mitchell S.B.J. 689.
INDEX OF NAMES.
Chardon, D. M. a 1942
Charlils, C 9'8
Charles, Frederick S.B.J. 608
Charlevoix, P. F. Z. de 3O1
CiiARMANT, A 576
Charmilly, Col. Venault de S.B.J. 628
Charmilly, Col. Venault de 443b
Charnay, Desire 1090
Chateaubriand, de 447
Chatterton, C. G B.J. 902
CHAUCEPRAT, C. F 22C.O
C'HAZorrE, Peter S 477
Chenery, C. L S.B.J. 133
Cherrie, G. K 358a
Chesterton, George L. ^ 1309
Chetw GOD, William Rlfus 2002
Chiche, a 1155
Chitty, ?:dward B.J. 397, 593
Chumaceiro, a. M 1484a, 1492
Cisneros, Evangelino 768
Cisneros, F. J 683b
Clareno, J. P 136
Clark, B. C 483a, 485a
Clark, C 1527c
Clark, Henry James 1843, 1851
Clark, Hubert Lyman B.j. 1026
Clark, J 176
Clar.'c, Jacob (Archdeacoh) 234
Clark, Rev. John B.J. 134
Clark, W. G S.B.J. 256
Clark, W 222
C;lark, W. J 808
Clarke, Charles Pitcher, LL.B. 99
Clarke, John B.J. 136,
S.B.J. 288a
Clarke, R. E B.J. 809,810
Clarke, Samlei 8
Clarke, Sir S 21^6
Ci.abkson, Thomas ... 420,25133,2516,
2520, 2531a, 2552a, 2554, 2568a,
2575, 2609, 2656a, 2656b,
B.J. 21,841
Clarkson, Thomas 51,2592,2656c,
2667a, 2671a
Clay, Hon. H B.J. 300
Claxton, Lieut. Christopher,
R.N S.B.J. 463a
Clements, W. A B.J. 505
Clerk, James Otway B.J. 311,
S.B.J. 2
Cleve, p. T 2331a
Cleveland, Mr S.B.J. 53
Clifford, Jeronimy i5( 8
COBBETT, W 34IC
CocKBURN, Sir Alexander B.J. gi
Cockblrn, Frederick B.J. 91
Cockburn, John 882
Co'hrane, Capt. Charles Stuart,
RN IIIJ7
Cockerell, Theodore D. A., F.Z.S.,
F.E.S. ...B.J. 401, 402, 404, 542,
921, 1000, 1018, 1019,
1020, 1022, X027, 1066,
S.B.J.295, 316, 317,
319.321
157
Cocking, Ralph M B.J. 242
CODAZZI, A 1327
Codrington, Christopher 1992a
Codrington, Colonel 207
CoEN, G 1094
Coke, Thomas, LL.D 2124
Coleridge, Henry Nelson 2181
Coleridge, William Hart
(Bishop) 60, 67, 68, 69, 1528
Coll v Toste, C.ayetano 316
COLLENS, J. H 1846, 1879
Collier, J. P 2275
CoUingwood, Col. Francis 245
Collingwood, wiie of Col. Francis
245
Collins, Frank Shipley B.J. 1074a
Collins, G. N 336a
Collins, Rev. William Edward
S.B.J. 682
COLOM, J 1977
( or.QUHouN, A. R (,63, 1170
Columbus, Christopher ... 2196,2283,.
2312, 2327, 2336,2360,2373,
2377» 2380, 2386, 2388^
B.J. 6-9
Colombo, Fernando 1963
C omstock, J. H 1591C
(^ONANT, Franklin Story ...S.B.J. 322
< onant, Helen S io-}o
Concha, Jose de la 649d, 677b
Coxder, Josiah 2644
( onolly, E i56:;m, 1574I
Constable, Captain John, R.N. B.J. 94
CONTE, F. A 726
(onto, C 1239
( ONTZEN, Leopold 492
Cook, Lieutenant 883
Cook, Finlay 266
Cooke, Hon. Francis B.J. 573,
S.B.J. 441a
Cooper, R. Elliot, M. Inst. C.E.
* B.J. 96a
Cooper, Rev. Thomas ...B.J. 37, 39, 41
Cooper, Rev. Thomas... B.J. 38, 43, 48
CoPELAND, T. C 32i, S05 -^
CopijN, A 17171
COPPIKR, GilLLAUME 19/6
CoRBiN, William, T.B S.B.J. 529
CoRCOs, Rev. J. M 1494,
S.B.J. 560a
Cordova, Michael de S.B.J. 641
Cor al, Francois 2oo2d
<^orio 111,113,117
Cork, Rev. Josias B.J. 519, 758
Cornish, Vaughan, D.Sc ii86e,
.S.B.J. 68i
C^ORRALES, M. E 1227
( ORRiE, Edgar 2c^9
CoRRY, Joseph 2710
Corthpxl, E. 1 0^1
( orton, a 3231797
CORTY, E. C S.B.j.660
Cory, Charles B., F.L.S.... 511,5)7,
867, 2340, 2364, 2381
Cosmao-Dumenez, S. M 1131
158
INDEX OF NAMES.
CouDRKAi', H. A 1785, i7.)i, 1792 j
Courteen, Sir William 9a
COURTENAY, REGINALD, D.D., Bishop ;
B.J. 75, 80, 83, 89, 94, 98, I
540, 542, 545, 553, 73T, I
788,789,791, 792 I
Cousin d'Avai 434b i
Cousins, Herbert Henry, M.A. ;
B.J. 1093, i
S.B.J. 390, 393, 406
Cowan, David B.J. 85a j
Cowley, Rakaei 692 ,
CowPER, William, M.A. ...S.B.J! 303 \
Cox, r. T i6t4 ;
Cox, Griffith N B.J. 1081
Cox, N i56f)i :
Cradwick, William B.J. 539 ;
Ckaigen, a 1 55 id
Cranch, John S.B.J. 272
Craskell, Thomas ...B.J. 2ic-2if, 36a
Crkmieux, a 261 T
Crespo, General J 1435
Crevaux, j. 1232a, 1780a, 1780b, 1782
Cronise, Florence M 2S01
Cromwell, W. N 1172
Crommelin, May B.J. 901, 993
Ceoney, G. H 10.:
Ckookall, Rev. 1 163S
Crooks, J- J 27S8, 2799
Cropper, James 2174, 2222, 2513, 2539,
2567, 2572, 2586
2539. 2568, 2592
Croskery, Rev. Dr. Hugh S.B.J. 553
Crosley, Henry B.J. 506
Ckosse, W. H 2804
Grossman, Co\., C.M.G 2877
Grossman, Colonel, R.E. B.J. 729, 732
Crowther, Rev. Samuei 2718
Crouch, A. P 2756
Crouch, NATHANirx 19S8
Croze, F. de ^ jbo
Cruicksviank, Brodie 2723
CilUTCKSHANK, J. G 1041
Cruikshank. R. j 2298
CUDMORE, P .:)6o
Cuervo. A 1293
CuKRVo, A. B 1258
Cullen, Ensign S.B.J. 43
CuLLEN, Dr. Edward 1049
Cumberland, Richard S.B.J. 577
CuNDALL, Frank 2481
B.J. 9, 248, 264, 335,
922, 923, 954, 984, 989, 1 106,
S.B.J. 48, 250, 299, 306,
^ , 622,666,733,734
Cur];elo, j 724
Curran, C. Ribton B.J. 741
Curt, de uq
Cunns, William Eleroy 1450
CusT. Sir E 2245a
<'J -^T, R. j 22(;9
Oithbertson, Rosamond 630a
<tVAS, A 767
Ualbemar, j. j.
565. 574
D'Al!-urquerque, Prof. J. P. ... 2431
D.ALBY, Thomas 1990
Dallas, Robert Charles B.J. 77,
S.B.J. 599a, 633
Dalton, Henry G., M.D 1562
Damas, — DE 189
Damas, — de 1946
Damas de Marillac, — de 115
Damas de Marillac, — de 113, 114, 118
Dampier, Capt. William... 1030c, 1996
Dan.a, Prof. J. D., LL.D 596c
Dana, Richard Henry 66j
Dance, Rev. C. D 1591
Dance, Ch. D 1343a
Dancer, Tmomas, M.D....B.J. 97, 169,
422, 427, 463, 466, 467, 468, 831
Danc\, Sidney 138
Danc.oisE, a 1800
Daniel, E. S loib
Daniels, C. W 1611
D'Anvers, Caleb 2008,2009,
S.B.J. 213
D'Anvers, Caleb 2010
D'Arainyille, Arthur 648b
Da[:i<erteuil, M. H 370
Daunt, A 1297
Davey, Richard 785
Davies, John 1982
Da VILA, Gil Gonzalez 1973d
Davis, Anthony B.J. 679
Davis, A. P 972
Davis, Daniel GATEWARi)(Bishop)
220
J 6
Nicholas Darnell, C.M.G.,
92, 100, 102b, i8ob, 1451, 1607,
2345> 2350a, 2359, 2370, 2371,
2379. 2475
Richard Harding 770, 1449
William Darnell 1912a, 1912b
Davy, John, M.D., F.R.S .,. 2281
Day, Charles Willi.\m 2273
Day, Thomas 2505,2508
De Bruijn, H 2664b
De Cordova, G.abriel Joshua
S.B.J. 334
Decius 1815
Defoe, Daniel 1886
De Freitas, Manoel 1569J
De Gijselaar, N.C 1120
De Geoje, C. H 1750a
De La Beche, Sir Henry Thomas
F.R.S. ...B.J. 45, 1076, 1077, 1078
Dc la Beche, Sir Henry Thomas
B.J. 44
De Laet, Joannes 1970
De La Marine, Madame 1783
Delameke, a. R i8b5
Delap, Francis B.J. 95
Delkage, P 516
Dei.evante, M iiSia
De Lisser, Herbert George
B.J. iioi, 1102,
S.B.J. 665, 722
De Lissek, Rose B.J. 828
Davis,
Davis,
Davis,
Davis,
INDEX OF NAMES.
159
Dklorme Salto. R 740
Delorme, — 494
Delteil, — 1774
Demakchy, E 1123
De Mercado, D 955
De Montagnac, Noei B.J. 900
De Montirat 1030c
Demoticts Philalethe 653a
Dendy, Rev. W B.J. 134
Denman, Hon. Capt 2261
Dennett. R. E 2785
Denniston, Rev. J. M B.J. 387
Dennys, N. B 2297
Dent, Capt. Digby 2033
Depons, F :*. 1304a
Drago. L. M
Drake, Sir Francis
Depute 1132
Dergny, Abbe 140
Deschamps, P 167
Deschanel, P 1082
Descourtilz, E 2127,2155
Desir, D 5^2
Des Marchais, Chevalier 1753
Desparbes 4^3
Despard, Edward Marcus. ..B.J. 360,
S.B.J. 277
t>E SOUZA, 1 1607a
D'Estrees, Comte A 1884a
De Suze, J. A 1856
De Veer, — M95
Des Vceux, J. W 1573d* ^953
Des Vceux, Sir William 2442 j
Devot, J 553i 37' I
De Vreis, S 1986 I
De Vries, J. van O ^7^7^]
De Weever, Aloysius 1646
De Wever, P 16148
Dewitz, a. von 281
Diaz, D. J. F 641
Diaz, R M^o
Diaz Lemos, A. M 1234
Dickson, William, LL.D 43. 5'
DiDRER, A 1404
DiGNUM, Andrew Graham B.J. 50
Dillon, Arthur (Count) 118
Dingwall, Rev. R B.J. 330,861
V B.J.67e
3-^5
G 1628
M.A B.J. 1015
S.B.J. 607
24O9
1469
1971, 1974,2249,
248a
Drake, S. A 840
Draper, A. S 803
Draper, Lt.-Col. Edward Alured 1812
Drayton, E 1922
Dresel, H. G., U.S.N B.J. 1016
Drew, Stephen S.B.J. 536a
Drewe, Major Edward 1944
Drolillet, L 1067a
Drouin-de-Bercy, M B.J. 288
Dry, C 1092
Drysuale, William 614a
Duane, Col. William "97*
D[i;e. C 5/2
Dii Hois, G. C 1744
Durois, Marcet 249od
Du!;ois, V 1098
Dr HKOCA, M 4342^
Du Blit, C. H 1134
B.J. 94
169
J 1801
S.B.J. 201
435^
Robert 2421
Viscount 2598
Du Casse, Admiral
Dui:hateau-Roger, ]
DlJCHESNE-FOURNET.
Duck, Thomas
ducoeurjoly, s. j.
Dudley
Dudley
DuERDEN, J. E., Ph.D 245a
B.J. 10, 405, 407, 411, 413,
619, 623, 957, 1029,
S.B.J. 324,-327. 698-702,
705, 706
Dutay, 427
Duff, Rev. Rodert i565g, 1565k, 157a
Dugommier 204
Duggan. Rev. R. A. Cevestus
S.B.J. 564
E.
D''Invilliers. E.
DiNWIDDIE, W.
Dixon, George
DOBSON, G. F.,
DODD, E. A. ...
DoD swell, F.
DoDSwoRTH, Francis S.B.J. 243
DOFLEIN, F 2434
DoiDGE, James B.J. 1089
DoLLEY, Charles S., M.D 601
Domergue, a 1793
Donaldson, Rev. Colin B.J. 656
Donunguez, J. DE J 309
Doolittle, Thomas S.B.J. 115
Douet, Charles Frederick, D.D.
S.B.J. 305
Dougan, Mr 2831
Douglas, Keith, M.P 2613
DovLEV, Colonel Edward ...S.B.J. 6
146, 153. 159
DlMAS. A.
Dumunt, D
DUPAS, — ....f....
DuNHAR, V. L. ...
Duncan, Henry, D
Duncan, Rev. Peter
1116, 1117
306
"35
768
D 2209, 2613
2627
B.J. 113,126.
S.B.J. 77
Duncan, P. Martin, M.B. ...B.J. 449
Dundas, Hon. Henry 2099
Di NDONALD, Archibald Cochrane
9TH Earl of 2097,2270
DuNLOP, Robert Glasgow 1042
DUPERLY, ADOLPHE B.J.303
DupERiY AND Sons, A S.B.J. 245
DUPONCHEL, A 1099
DUPONT, A B.J. 418
Dupuis, Joseph 271a
DupoNTES, p. Chemin 249od
DUQIESNE, HERME 133, 26<1
DURAND-MOLARD 120
Durand-Savoyat, M iioo
Duron, R. E 934
Du Tertre, Jean Baptiste 1979
D'Warkis, Fortun.\tus 2198
Earle, Edward M. B.J. 532, 611, 615
i6o
INDEX OF NAMES.
*'Easel" 70
East, Rev. David J 2719,
B.J. 134
East, Sii E. H 2214
Easton, R 2226a
Eastwick, E. B 1332
Egonomiste 1125
Eden, Charles, H., F.R.G.S. ... 2323
Eden, Richard 2339
Edghill, Rev. J. Y 95
Edouaed, E 530
Edwards, — 584
Edwards, Bryan 430, 891, 2095, 2095a,
B.J. 24, 76, 282, 927, 928,
S.B.J. 449, 574, 575, 627,
629, 630, 630a
Edwards, Bryan ...S.I3.J. 17, 445, 628
Edwards, C. L 609
Edwards, J. L S42
Eggers, Baron H. F. A 280b
Ehret, George Dionysius ...B.J. 416
Ehrmann, T. F B.J. yy
Eiloart, E 2762
Elder, Dempster & Co S.B.J. 258
Eldin, — 456
Elgin, James, 8th Earl of ...B.J. 381,
S.B.J. 292, 307
Eliot, Edward, B.D. (Archdeacon) 06
Elizabeth, C 2604
Elliot, D. G 2467, 2480a
Elliot, Martin 102
Elliott and Lazarus B.J. 953
Ellis, Colonel Alfred Burdon .
2739> 2742, 2746, 2751,
2757, 2767, 2768,
B.J. 107, 974
Ellis, Charles, M.P 2539
Ellis, Rev. John Bot-rne B.J. 147
Elmes, 2667a
Elmgren, Gabriel B.J. 1031
El WES, Robert f 2307
Emerson, R. W 2663
Emerson, W. R 2440
Emery, R B.J. 313
Emes, Major Thomas 177b
Emmanuel, Edouard 510
Emmekson, p. H 770a
Epinay, Adrien 2677
Erba, a 10J4
Erbach, E. zu 1430
Erenchun, F 653b
Ernst, A 1344
Escobar, J. D 1218
Escoffery, John B.J. 668, 676, 677
ESGUERRA OrTEZ, JOAQUIN 1217b
Eslava, R. G 714, 717
Espeut, William Bancroft, F.L.S.
B.J. 940
Espeut, W. B BJ-243
ESQUEMELING See EXQUEMELIN
EssER, M 2781
Estaing, Charles Hector (Count)
366
Esteller, a 1423
EsTWicK, Samuel 37,2056
Etheridge, Robert, F.G.S.,
F.R.S.E B.J. 451
Etienne, C. P 1242
Exquemelin, Alexander Olivier 2680,
2682, 2683, 2685, 2687, 2691
Evans, H. B B.J. 309,
S.B.J. 229
Evelyn, Lyndon Howard ...B.J. 758
Eves, C. Washington, C.M.G.... 2363,
B.J. 602, 604, 980
EVEKSLKY, T. F. E i860
I'^VRED, B 2649
EwEN. William B.J. 854
Eyre, FMward John ...B.J. 81-93, 243,
37^^ 380, 711, 713, looi,
S.B.J. 33, 44, 46, 47, 131
F.,W. B 24;3
Fabens, J. W 1050b
Fabie, a. M 7^1
Fabien, L 130, 132, 136, a6ii
Falcon, Mariscal Juan C ^3A3^
Falconuridoe, Alexander 2517
Falconer, Capt. Richard 200a
Fancourt, Charles St. John ... 898
Farrar, Rev. T. i565f, 1583a, 1584c,
iS86b, 1589b, 15916, i59ig,
i59ih, 1593d, 1619
Fawcett, William, B.Sc, F.L.S.
B.J. 445> 446, 447. 542, 1057,
1067, 1083, 1084, 1085,
1086, 1088, 1096,
S.B.J. 345
Fer, Steur de B.J. 10
Ferguson, Robert 1026
Fermin, Philibpe, M.D. 1705c, 1707,
1710
Fernandes, David Dias B.J. 584
1'>:rnandez, L 991
Fernandez de Piedrahita, L. ... 1220
Fernandez y Jiminez, J. M 678
Ferret, A 555
Feuillet, Luis E 2001a
Feuilletean, W 259
Feurtado, Walter Augustus B.J. 245,
303, 722, 923a
Fewkes, Jesse Walter 340
Fiddes, Alexander, F.R.C.S.
B.J. 481, 487,488
Fiddes Alexander, F.R.C.S.
S.B.J. 362
Field, A 2813
Figarola-Cameda, Domingo ... 838d
Figueroa, Henry Frederick B.J. 715,
S.B.J. 364
Fink, J 2258
Finlason, W. F B.J. 92, 711, 713,
S.B.J. 44,45,46,46a
Finlayson, J B.J. 43a, 44b
Firmtn, a 539,547.569.5/9
Firth, Charles Harding, M.A.
B.J. 14, II*
Fischer, H. M. W. 285
Fisher, H. N. Stg
Fisher, Richard S., M.D 2285
INDEX OF NAMES.
l6l
FiSKE, A. K 2422
FlTZHERHEKl., S. T ^579^
Flammarion, C V 161
Flana»^.an, Mrs 228
Fletcher of Saltoun, Andrew... 1029
Fletcher, Rev. Dun'Can B.J. 379
Pletcher, Thomas 2508
Flett, J. S 1937
Fleurian, — 2611
Pltnt, G 792
Flintee, Colonel 300
Flukes, E. A 739
I-LORIDLAN. L, M 1 119
Florez de Ocariz, Jua^^ ii86f
Flower, Sir William Henry,
K.C.B., F.R.S B.J. 400
FOiONKT, — 2611
Foiguen 128, 130
FocKE, H. C 1717J
Fogg, Captain Christopher, R.N.
B.J .94
Fontane, M 1134
FONTBONNE, G. DE II36
I'OOT, L. R 28-1
Forbes 1516
Forbes-Lixdsay, C. H. 1184
Ford, Joseph Charles B.J. 914
Foreman, Rev. J i5(><Sci
Forrest, A. S 2477
FOkT Y Roldan, \ 69.)
Fortier, E 149
Fortunat, Dantes 518, 527
Foster, Rev. Henry Blaine B.J. 141
Foster, Nicholas 1
folgainvii.le, — 2611
FouLKS, Theodore S.B.J. 223
Fowler, Frank 1646c
Fowler, Mr 9073,2071
Fowler, H 9.7
Fox, William 20H7
Frances, Jane S.B.J. 272
l< ram:is, (Jlaide 1629
P^RANCKLVN, G. ... 2522, 2523, B.J. 21
S.B.J. 13
I'RANKLiN, James 46S
Frantzils, Dr. A. von 9oc;a
Fraser, L. M 1857, 1864
Eraser, S. J 94
Eraser, Mrs. (nee Webbi) ... B.J. 896,
897, 8q8, iios,
S.B.J. 721
Freeman, J. J B.J. 122
Freeman, Richard Austin 2782
Freeman, William G., F.L.S. ...2431,
^■^■'^^'
rreeman, Mr 207
French, George 208, 208a, 209
Frere, George 35
Fresle, J. R 1207a
Fresneau, a 312a
Erey, H 27-8
Friedrich, G.
^25
Froeuel, Julius locf;
Froude, James Anthony 2358
Froude, James Anthony ... 2359, 2360
Fry, Captain Joseph 689
Fkye, W. P 9'ji
Fullarton, Col 1803, 1S05
Eullarton, Col 1802, 1810, i8ij
Fuller, Stephen B.J. 637a, 639,
S.B.J. 16
EuRSDON, C. A. T B.J. 54i
Eyfe, Alexander Gordon ...B.J. 509
Fyke and Sinclair S.B.J. 3
Eyfe, Laurence R B.J. 601, 764,
914, 915, 918
Cache, A 14;^
(iAEHLER, 1 1083
Gaffarel, P.\ul 839,2325
G\{;e, Thomas 197S
G.\GiNi, C 1003a
Galban, Manuel de J 354b
C.ALiXDO, A 1295, 1354
Galpine, Rev. Calvin S.B.J. 268a
C.ALLEGO, T 769
(iALLEXGA, Antonio 086
f.A.MIilER, J. W 843
C.ANDARA, J. DE LA 506
Gannett, H S28
Garaid. 1 150
Garcia, G 877
Garcia, G. L 1839
(MKCIA, J, 1318
Garcia, Jose Gabriel 439
Garcia, M 1380
(iARCiA 1728
Garcia y ("iAKCia, — 1215
Gaucon, a 10S8
Gardiner, John 260
Gardiner. John, B.Sc 601
Gakdkxkr, Captain Richard 104
Gardner, Aston W B.J. 345
Gardner, Rev. William James
p B.J. 5
Gardner, Rev. William James B.J. 978,
S.B.J. 670
Gardner and Co S.B.J. 260
G\RDVXER, George '973*
Garnot, — 427
c,arkax-coulon, — 419
Garkaway, E. G 1958
(iARRFOTT. E. B 24.^4
Gaud, P S.B.J. 226
Gaul, Gilbert B.J. 987,991
Gedge, Rev. J. Wycliffe, M.A.
S.B.J. 517
CiEEKLING, F. L 1731
Gelpi y Eerro, G 718
Gp:xer, h 656
George, C 2796
George, Rev. Thomas Parker
S.B.J. 726
Gerbier, Sir Balthazar (Baron
DouviLLY) 1700b, 1700C, i7ood
GiBBs, Archibald Robertson ... 909
GiBBS, Sir Philip 46
Gil Poktoul, J 145a
Gilbert, B. D B.J. 1071
Gilbert Francis 216
1 62
INDEX OF NAMES.
Gilbert, Francis 216
GiLBKRT, James Stanley 1182
Gilbert, J. T i568d, 156'jg
Gilbert, Nathaniel 216
GiLii, Ph. S 1711
Gill, Theodore iH^3
Gill, W. B S.BJ. 420
Gillespie, Major-General Sir Robert
Rollo BJ. 364a
Gillies, Rev, William, D.D.
BJ. 542» 790
Gillies, Rev. William, D.D. B.J. 964,
S.B.J. 304
Gii.lpatrick, W. W 2337a
Gilpin, W. M. 1911
Gikaud, F. J 1762
Giraud-Chantrans, — 2078
GiRSEWALD, K. VON 966
GlSBOUNK, T 2513
GiSBORNE, L 1050
Gladstone, John, M.P 2539
Gladstone, W. E 2263, 2269
Glaisher. Ernest H 15^8
Glenelg, Lord 2241,2628,
B.J. 59,60
Glover, Mr 2058,2059,2060
GoDBURY, John 8.13. J. 611
GoD.Af.\N, F. D., D.C.L io6c;a
Godwin, Rev. Benjamin 2614 j
Goebel, E 2750 j
GoERiNG, A M32a
Goi.DiE, Sir G. T 2771,2772,
Gomez, F 817 i
Gomez, J. G 314 j
GoNiNO," J 1090 I
Gonzalez, Felix 6i8d
Gonzalez Alcosta, L 752
Gonzalez Carranza, Domingo ... 2018
GONZ.\LEZ DE BaRCIA, ANDRES ...8386,
2021b
Gonalez Font, J 336 j
Gonzalez Gujnan, F.* 141 9
Goodman, Walter 0S5
Goodman, H 68id
Gordon, Alexander B.J. 931,
S.B.J. 638
Gordon, Charles, Bishop B.J. 157,
158
Gordon, G. B 922b
Gordon, George William ...B.J. 505
Gordon, George William B.J. 81, 93,
379,
S.B.J. 37,42
Gordon, Major John 2109,
S.B.J. 57
Gordon, Rev. R B.J. 330
GoviN Y Torres, A 308
GoRRiE, John B.J. 84
GossE, Philip Henry, F.R.S.
B.J. 396, 398
Gosset, Beresford Smylie ...B.J. 542
GoviN Y Torres, A 705.713
GnuY, — 1772
Grabham, Michael, M.A., M.B.
B.J. 542, 1027,
S.B.J. 708
GRAHAME, J.AMES 2556
Graham, Rev. John H. H. ...B.J. 808
Graham, R. B. Cunninghame ... 878,
1467
Graham, Rev. William, ..B.J. 803, 805,
806, 8n,
S.B.J. 566
Grainger, James 2051,2105,2107
Grange, Lucie S.B.J. 693
Grant, James B.J. 893
Grant, Sir John Peter ...B.J. 715, 978,
S.B.J. 300
Grasse, Comte de 2073^
S.B.J. 54
Graves, J. 583
Gray, Alexander S.B.J. 263
Gray, Rev. C. F B.J. 791a
Gray, Hugh 2128
Gray, S.amuei B.J. 882
Grayson, Vice-Admiral S.B.J. 50
Greaves, W. H 98
Green, Lt. -Commander F. M.,
U.S.N 23,9
Green, Samuel S.B.J. 76
Greene, Benjamin 2609
Greenhough, Rev. J. G., M.A.
B.J. 388
GREENOUGH,*Rev. T i586f
Gregoire, Henri (Count)... 378, 2531^
2553
Grey, Earl 1557
Gre3% Earl 64
Grieve, Symington 183c
Griffing, j. R 844
Griffith, Lieut.William G....S.B.J. 287
Griffith, Sir William Brand-
ford B.J. 746
Griffith, Rev. William B.J. 527
Crignon, Colonel S.B.J. 30
CrRiLLET, John 1505
Grillo, M 1299
Grimestone, Edward G 1964
Grisebach, a. H. R. M.D., F.L.S.
2303, B.J. 434
Groot, j. M 1250
Gros, j 1708
Grose, C. B 1608
Grosett, j. R., M.P 2539,
S.B.J. 222
Grosourdy, Renato de 2302
Grotius 1074
Guerrero, R 737
Guerrero, T 6/3
GuF.T, M. 1 151
GuiLDiNG, Rev. John 1927
GuiLDiNG, Lansdown i93oa
GUILLERMIN, G 4430,444
GUINAN, G 14(54
GUITERAS, P. J 672
GuMiLLA, Joseph 1304
GuppY, R. J. Lechmere ...1869, i88ia,
249oi
GuRNEY, Joseph John ... 2246, B.J. 839
GusTAFSON, A 1077
GiJSTAvus, Vassa 2543
INDEX OF NAMES.
165
Guzman,, A. L 1352
Gutierrez de Aliu, J. M 1328 ;
Gutierrez de Rubacabra, Jose... 2032a '
GuriEKRKZ SonuAL, J '/V
Guzman, A. L. ^354
Hack. William B.J. 68, 87, S.B.J. 191 |
Haddon, a. C, M.A., D.Sc. B.J. 10 I
Hagan, a 7)Q
Hackett, James 1307b
Hakewili., James B.J. 290
Halberstadt, a 17^1
Hale, H. C 1174
Hauburton, R. G., Q.C. B.J. 859
Hall 34, .3900a, 2849
Hail, A. U 32-2, 7'H
Hall, A. M 2695
Hall, Charles W 128;
Hall, Edward T 23^,6
Hall, Colonel Francis 1195
Hall, John S.B.J. 117
Hall, Maxwell, M.A. B.J. 458, 459
S.B.J. 136, 348
Hall, MaxweU B.J. 65a
Hall, Rev. R 2589
Hallam, G B.J. 579
Halley, Robert , 2641
Halliday, Sir Andrew, R.H.,
M.D., F.R.S.E 2230
Hallowes, Maj. -General Henry
Jardine B.J. 966, S.B.J. 64
Halstead, Mur.at 332, 745, 809
Hamilton, Admiral Lord Archi-
bald B.J. 353, 354
Hamilton, Col. J. P 1198
Hamm, Margherita a 326
Hancock, Dr i52;a
Hancock, J 1538
Hand, T. VV 1^3
Handelmann, Heinrich 489
Handelmann, J 487a
Hanna, Rev. S. W 476
Hannay, David 2394
Hansen, C. M 289
Hanson, Francis B.J. 282
Hauaine, Fr 1394
Harcourt, H 852,857
Harcourt, Robert 1499
Hardy, Iza Duffus S51
Harford, John S. D.C.L 2670b
Harford-B.'Vttersby, C. F 2774
Hargrave, Mr B.J. 17
Harley, Sir Edward S.B.J. 193
Harper, G i563g
Harris, J. M 2745
Harris, W. R 24-2
Harris, William, F.L.S. B.J. 1068
Harrison, Frederic B.J. 392
Harrison, John Burchmore,
C.M.G 1645a, 1646c
Harrison, Thomas B.J. 52a, 53a, 57, 86
Harrisse, Henry 2336
Harshberger, John W. ... B.J. 1075
Hart. Francis Russell, F.R.S.S.
1855, 2482
Hart, Johx Hinchley 1844, 1845,
1848, 1853, 1854,
B.J. 766, 1046,
1047, 105O' ^053,
S.B.J. 332
Hart, Miss 591
Harte, Rev. William Marshall... 55a
Haktman, C. V 1023
Hartmann, — 483
Hartsinck, Jan Jacob 1708
Harvey, Thomas ...2240, B.J. 63, 317
Harvey, T. C. 5-14
Harvey, W. W 465
Hassam, J. T 611
Hatchard, John 221
Havelaar, J 1496
Haven, G 689a
Ha\vker, Robert 2509^
Hawkes, Dr. J 2304
Hawtayne. George Hammond,
C.M.G 1595
Hay, J i9i3
Hay, Sir John Dalrymple 2737
Hay, L. G 1893
Hayes, C. W. <i^^
Haykord, Casely 2802
Hazard, Samuel 354*. 683
Head, Henry 249of
IlEARN, LaFCADIO 2341,2378,2383,2427
Heath, Rev. E B.J. 251
Heaven, Violet B.J. 870, 871
Hechararria, Santiago, J. DE...6i8k
Heeckeren, E. L. Baron 1716b
Heilprin. a 154,170,855
Heine, W 1050a
Hellenius, Carl N B.J. 1036
Helps, Sir Arthur ... 2284,2311,2312,
2665
Hemming, Sir Augustus William
Lawson, G. C.M.G. S.B.J. 301
Heneage, Charles© 101
Henderson, J 2477
Henderson, Captain 2539
Henderson, Rev 1562a
Henderson, Captain George 888
Henderson, George ... B.J. 729, 857
Henderson, Captain J. S. B.J. 79d
Henshall, J. A S48
IlENDY, Dr. James 41
Henny. Thomas B.J. 505
Henry, J 1515,1516
Henrique ^366
IlEREDiA, N 732
Heredia y Mieses, J. F 1439
Hering, C. J 1745
Herran, Victor 912
Herrera Tordesillas, Antonio de
1697, B.J. 6,7,8
Hershey, a. S 751
Heskith, Rev. Thomas 245,246-
Hess, B 476*
Hess, J 160
Heuvel, J. A. van 1546b
Hevvett, Capt. J. Y. Napier,
F.R.G.S b;-*?
i64
INDEX OF NAMES.
Heyrick, Elizabeth 2579
HiHBERT, George 2550
Hibbert, George ... B.J. 41 S.B.J. 635
Hibbert, R B.J. 38, 39
illCKERINGILL, EdMUND B.J. 266
Hicks, Colonel George S.B.J. 401, 524,
526, 528a
HiGGiNS, Bry.'VN, M.D B.J. 503,
S.B.J.-373
HiGGiNS, Rev. Henry H 2320a
HiGGiNSON, Thomas Wentworth
S.B.J. 29, 649
HlLDRETH, R B.J. 845
HiLDVARU, G. G. ..■ 2459
Hill, H. R 1041
Hill, Richard 470, 624, 2513,
B.J. 238, 262, 312, 319,
395> 396, 398, 1002-1012,
S.B.J. 310-312, 468, 546,
548, 040
Hill, Robert T. 329, 1017, 1162, 2416,
B.J. 454
Hill. Robert T B.J. 67c, Cyd
Hillary, W., M.D 30a
HiLLHOusE, William 1521, 1527
H illhol SE I S2/b
HiLLis, John D., F.R.C.S 1590
Hillsborough, Earl of 1896, 1897
HiNCHCLIFFE, E. C B.J. 607
HINCHCLIFFE, W. G. ...... S.B.J. 565 \
HiNCKS, Francis 2669 i
Hinds, W. H 1646(1 '
HiNTON, John Howard, M.A.
B.J. 371, S.B.J. 288
HiPPlSLEY, G 1514a
Hirst, Dr. George S. S., M.B.
S.B.J. 372, 623a
Hitchcock, Albert S B.J. 1064,
1065, 1073
Hobart, Lord -.. 1804, 1805
HoBsoN, Lieut. R. Pearson 813
HoBY, Dr. James B.J. 370 I
Hocking, Sir Henry Hicks B.J. 733
Hodge, Arthur 274
Hodges, James 1026, 1031
Hodgson, Adam 2571
Hodgson, Capt. Studholme 2233
Hodgson, Lady 2795
Hogg, James Maitland 2602
H olden, Luther L B.J. 992
Holder, A ;...„ c)o6
Holmes, W. H 156/a
Uolton, L F 1207
Hood, E. P B.J. 708
Hood, Sir Samuel 2394
Hood, Sir Samuel 1811
Hooker, W. J. ... B.J. 1039, 1041, 1042
Hooper, E. D. M BJ- 439
Hooper, F. A S.B.J. 397
Hopkirk, J. G 471b, 2216
Hort, a 956
HoRTENSio i374> 1374a
Horton, a. B 2730
HoRTON, Sir R. J. W 1524, 2184
Horton, Sir R. J. W 2185,2186
Horton, William, M.P 2613
IIorskord, Rev. John 2286
HosACK, William B.J. 820
riouGHTON, L. S S53
Houston, James, M.D 2034
HovEY, Sylvester 2238, B.J. 295
Howard, Albert, B.A 2431
Howard, J. H 2192
Howard, Robert B.J. 1037
Howard de W^alden B.J. 511
Howe, Mrs. J. W 062
Howe, Samuel, Dr. G 253b
Howell, J 1565P
Howell, ||. E S.B.J. 297
llowiCK, Viscount 26^)3
Hubbard, Gardiner Greene S.B.J. 676
llUBER, B 626
Huberich, C. H 1176
PIUE, F 17S6
Huggins, E 264
Hucjgins. H. C 269
H u ghes 1 525b
Hughes, Rev. Griffith, A.M. ... ji
Ilugues, Clovis 1158
Humbert, J 1479
Humboldt^ Alexander von 626, 653,
1192
Hume, Hamilton B.J. 380
Hume, John 2065
Hunt, Benjamin J 489a
Hunt, J., Ph.D 2513
Hunter, John, M.D B.J. 464,
S.B.J. 355, 357
Huntley, Sir Henry Vere 2721
HUPPENBAUER, D 2776
HURLBUT, W. H 651
Hurst, T. W 1159
Huskisson, William 2513, 2539
Ilutchings, Mary Ann B.J. 367
Hutchinson, Lincoln 1303a
Hutton, William 2711a
IIUYSHE, Capt. G. L 2732
Hyams, Abraham S.B.J. 486
Hylton, Kitty S.B.J. 26
Ietersdorf-Klasten, Gustavo
von i982g
Iles, J. A. B 270
Illiers, Henry 2084a
Imberno, p. J 731a
iM Thurn, Sir Everard F., M.A.,
K.C.M.G. 1584b, 1586a, 1589c, 1592
Ingham, Bishop E. G 2396, 2770
Inglefield, Capt. J. N 2135
Ingraham, J. H 2254a
Inkle 2S38
Innes, — 2539
iNNES, William 2624, 2714
INNTS, L. 0 1880
iNSUA, W. A 826
Ireland, W. A 1636
Irving, Edward 2645
Irving, T 2513
Irving, Washington 2196
Isambert, Henry 431b
INDEX OF NAMES.
i6S
Ives, C 597^
Ives, R. H B.J. 185
IviMEY, Joseph 2634
IZAGLIRKK, J. M 746
J., W. E S.B.J. 275
Jackson, Charles Hamilton ...B.J. 383
Jackson, John 2254b
Jackson, Robert, M.D. B.J. 369, 4615
Jackson, T. B 1878
Jackson, Wnj,iAM Wai.rond
(Bishop) 231
Jacqi.'KMIN, Le Citoyen 1760
Jacqi.in, Nicholas Joseph ^.... 2043,
2047, 2070, B.J. 417
Jahay, Henry 926, 1286
Jahn, a 1479c
James, Alexander MacGregor
B.J. 826
Jameson, Rev. William B.J. 377
lamio'-cn, T T^S()a
Janvier, L. J.... 501,502,503,508,1^13,
""^77
JaRRETT, SANfUEL B.J. 773
Jarier, de Mendoza i32()a
Jaup.frt, EnoLARDE E 341a
Jay, E. a. H .* 2430
J.\Y, VV. M. L 683a
JEA' FRESON. J. CORDY 2 ?22
Jeffrey, W. J 1569!
Jeffervs,Thomas 2045, 2061 J 2074, 2075,
B.J. 30, 32, 33' 33a, 36
Jeffrey-Smith, Una B.J. 873
Jekyll, Walter S.B.J. £^98
Jelly, Thomas B.J. 842
Jelski, K 1796
Jenkins, Mrs. (nee Jackson) ...B.J. 880
Jenkins. Edward 15^7
Jenman, George Samuel B.J. 436, 1045,
1049, 105 1, 105*2, 1063, S.B.J. 337
Jennings, J 4
Jennyns, J. Clayton 1513a, 2607
Jereme, John ! 1949
jereTTT^, John iO-;o
Joannini, Frank 1 1180
BJ. 3SS
Johnson, Capt. Charles 2689
Johnson, Charles W B.J. 1021
Johnson, Duncan, S S.B.J. 707
Johnson, Eleanor S.B.J. 287
Johnson, W. F ii8ib I
Johnston, George P 1178a i
Johnston, James, M.D. ... S.B.J. 262, 1
370, 646a. I
Johnstone, James S.B.J. 239 |
Johnstone, Col. Hon. Andrew
Cochrane 177
Johnstone, J. M T558C
Jon'f:s, Mrs 223
JoNts, L i6i4a
Jones. T. F. E 2811 i
Jopp, Dr S.B.J. 361 I
J^)RD^N ^yg I
Jordan, D.avid Starr B.J. 1024 I
Jordan, G. W 2539, 2563
JosA, Rev. F. P. I i6oo
Joseph, E. L 1826
Josephs, Matthew S.B.J. 58*
J I AN Y SaNTACILLA, JORGE 2032
JiDAH, Abraham B.J. 705
JuDAH, George Fortunatus B.J. 247,
S.B.J. 68
JrsTAMOND, J. O., F.R.S 2057
JrsTiN, J 358, 556, 561
Kalb, C. de 961a
Kai'Plkr, a 1723, 1732
K.arsten, Hermann 1391
Kaufman, E. B 799
Kaye, Sir John William B.J. 375
Kean, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S.B.J. 641
Kkane, a. H., B.A. 1069,2439,2755a
Keasbpiy, L. M 964, 967b
Keif/e, P. H B.J. 76b
Kk.im 3S3
Keith. Sir Basil, B.J. 783
Keller, W 570, 2438
Kelly, J S.B.J. 225
Kemeys, John Gardner 2076, B.J. 574
Kkmp, Denis 2784
Kenkan. G 164,165,815
Ke.nnedy, a 242(1
Kennedy. Capt. W. R., R.N. ... 2343
Kennett, Bishop White 2012a
Kerr, David B.J. 118
Kerr, Captain S.B.J. 51
Ketley, Rev. Joseph 1525b, 15290,
»53ic
Keye, Otto 17000
Keymis, Lawrence 1498a
KiDD, Joseph B B.J. 299
Kidd, W. J B.J. 46, 78
Kimball, J. Horace 2236, B.J. 64
Kimball, Richard J? 354,2307b
Kimberley. Earl S.B.J. 486
King, Rev. David, LL.D. ... B.J. 456
Kfxg, G. 874
King, Joseph 259
King, Wh.liam, D.C.L B.J. 271
King, William S.B.J. 351
Kingdon, Rev. B. Bayly B.J. 482
Kingsley, Rev. Charles 2315
KiN(JSLEY, Mary II. 2778, 2785, 2786,
2787
Kingsley, Z 476b
KiRBY, A. H., B.A., 2431
KiRKBY. Colonel Richard B.J. 94,
S.B.J. 265
KiRKE, Henry 1579c, 1637
KlRKE, V 1606
Kitchin, Thomas B.J. 25b, 28a, 29, 83
Klein, Patrick B.J. 502
Kloos, J. II 2365
Knibb, Rev. William B.J. 79, 80, 113,
120
Knibb, Rev. William 2679,
B.J. 370, 371. 373, 388,
S.B.J. 288, 298, 538
Knight, James S.B.J. 148-151, 171
66
INDEX OF NAMES.
Knight, Joseph S.BJ. 274
Knight, Dr. W isSgd
Knollis, Humphrey B.J. 12
Knox, John P 280
Knowles, Commodore Charles
2028, 2033,
S.B.J. 125, 159, 438
Knutskord, Viscountess 2676a
KoEP, C 1071
Koi., H. VAN 1471? 2462
Koi.i.EwrjN, A. M 1488
I-., r. J 174
La Barue, Sieur. de 1984
La Barre, Le Febvre de 1752
Labat, Jp:an Baptiste i753» 2003
Labatt, Phhjp C B.J. 760,
S.B.J. 639
Labol'rie, p. J., LL.D 433
Labra, Raphael M. de 496a, 731, 738,
749
La Charriere, — . de 261 1
Lachariere 128, 130
Lacombk, — 483
Lacoste, Perfecto 830a
Lacroix 1 332a
Lacroix, Pamph. de 452a
Laforest, a S.B.J. 242
Lagerheim, G B.J. 1054, 1061
Lami^ert, R. S 2297a
Lameda, 1 1461
Landaeta Rosales, M 1407, 1461,
1477a
Landes, G 153
Landre, Dr. C. ?:, D. ... i573f, 1717I
Lan(,ford, Jonas 206
Lanier, S 841
Lans. W. H 1765a
Lapi.ante, Eduardo 657
La Plaza, R. de 1373
Lardner, 11. H....*. 2760
Larifaudiere, — 2611
Laroche, L 509
Larpent, Sir George 2168
Larrazabal, F 1327a 1332b
Larrinaga, F. G. de 702
Lartique, — 1765
La Rue 1758
Las Casas, Bartolome de... 1965, 2318,
249oh
Las Casas, — 231 1
Lascrol'x, — 162
La Selve, E 202
Latane, J. n 777
Lathy, Percy J B.J. 412a
Latrobe, C. J 2234,2847
B.J. 66, 756
Lalmann^ E. M 2769
Lavaysse, Jean Francois D.auxion
1307
Laverde Amaya, 1 1222, 1406
Lavalette, Pere de 2042
Law, Edward, afterwards Lord
Ellenborough B.J. 163
Lawaetz, H 288b
Layman
Lavard
Lea, j.
Lea, P.
Le ("hevalier
Ledri'. ^ndre
Lawrence-Archer, Captain James
Henry 2317, S.B.J. 179
Lawson, Robert B.J. 480
C'aptain, R. N 2116
Mrs. Granville 2351
2175
B.J. iia
Leard, John S.B.J. 56
Lebp.e, R iioi
Leblond, — 1764
Leborgne, — , 423
Lecesne, Lewis Celeste B.J. 668, 676,
677
1767
Pierre 297
Lee, Mrs. Lionel B.J. 264
Lee, William Rastrick B.J. 714, 716
Lee Warner, Sir William, K.C.S.L
S.B.J. 308a
Lefranc de Saint-Haulde, P 440
Le'l ROY, C. E 1522a
Leger, J. N 514, 580a
Legier, E 171,205
Legion 2631,2632
Legitime, F. D 504, 534
Legitime, General 534
Le HiRBil:, D 2372
Lejanne, E 1232a
Leith, Sir James 2539
Lemberg, P 2748
Lembeye^ J 644
Lemire, C 1177
Lemoine, a 1109
Lemos, Angel 1280
Lempriere, Willi.am S.B.J. 358
Lemls, Manuel 923
Lennox, Arthur, F.G.S. ...B.J. 451
Leon, Carlos 1445
Leon, Eml. X B.J. 862, 863
Leon Pinelo, A. de 733
Leonard 204
Le Selve, E 497, 525
Leslie 805a
Leslie, Charles ... B.J. i, S.B.J, i
Lesseps, C. de 1130
Lesseps, F. de 1130
Lester, G 610, 798
Leveille, J 1784
Level, A 1358a, 1364
Level de Goda, L 1455
Levi, Leone 2301
Levien, Sidney S.B.J. 614, 615
Levy, Charles B.J. 739
Levy, George B.J. 544
Levy, P 948
Lewis, Matthew Gregory, M.P.
B.J. 291, 930
Lewis, S 2747
Lewton-Brajn, L., B.A 2431
Leyva y Aguilera, H .C 2369
LiBURD, T 27a
Liddell, Colin B.J. 59-64
LiGON, R 5,28
Light, Governor 1537
Lightbourn, J. N 2428
INDEX OF NAMES.
.67
LiGTKNBKRG, H 1/49
LiLLiE, Rev. G 1567!
T,n.T iN(;sTON, Col. Like 1998
Lillingston, Col. I i99Q
Lilly, Col. Christlan S.B.J. 158
Lilly. Colonel Christian. ..B.].'ji,y2h,
77
LiNDO, Abraham ... B.J. 721, 727, 850
LiNDO, A. A B.J. 836
Lindsay, Rev. John, D.D. B.J. 783,
S.B.J. 169
LiNSCHOTEN, Jan Hi'ijghen van. ..1964,
1966
Linstant-Pradine, — .... 482,512,528
Lisle, Rev. George > S.B.J. 74
Littleton, Ivoward 10
Livingstone, William Pringle
B.J. 864
Llorens Torres, 1 320
Llovd, Lieut. -Col. J. A 1047
Lloyd, William, M.D 2231
lobley, j. l 168
LoBSCHEiD, Rev. W CS^yd, i572d
Locke, W. J. ... 2393, 2402, 2403, 2404
2414, 2425, 2451, 2455, 2478
Loewenstern, J 638
Logan, John A ^ 68 ic
Lombard, T. R 915
Long, Charles ... B.J. 13, S.B.J. 171
Long, Charles Edward ... B.J. 685,
S.B.J. 691
Long, Edward 2503, B.J. 2,
S.B.J. 9, 140-147, 160, 162,
165, 168, 173, 178
Long, E. C 845
Lonstrett, Thomas B 2254b
Lopez, General Narciso 64^a
Lord, S.B.J. 613
LoRNE, John, D.S.C, Marquis of 2308
Loth, — 1741
Lopez de Gomara, Francisco ... 1961
Lopez de Haro, Damiano (Bishop) 296
L0PEZ-T( ERO, F 318, 743
Loscombe. Colonel A. R. ... S.B.J. 67
LoTZ, G 622
Lowe, Joseph 2119,2539
LovvERY. W 875
Lowndes, John *. 2114
Lowther, Robert 23
Lucas, A 1137
Lucas, Sir Charles Prestwood,
K.C.M.G., 2374
Lucas, D. B 965
LucKOCK, Rev. B B.J. 67
Ludlow, J. M B.J. 709
LuNAN, John B.J. 429, 667
Lunan, John, Jr B.J. 675
Luffman, John 217
Lushington, W 2122
Lushington, Dr. Stephen 2610, 2626,
BJ. 835
T,us?AN, Ra, EaEai; de 2688, 26Q1
Llsty, F. C 2679
Luzerne, Count de la 187, 387
Llzun, A 778
Luzon, J 778
Lynch, Mrs. Henry (n6e Ellen
FouLKS, B.J. 376, 818, 883, 884,
885, 887, 888, S.B.J. 60a
Lynch, Sir Thomas B.J. 625, S.B.J. 159
Lynch, Sir Thomas B.T. 267, S.B.J. 201
Lyttelton, William Henry... B.J. 28J
S.B.J. 145
M 'Arthur, Rev. J
M'Callum, Pierre F
McCann, p. a
MacCarthy, Sir Charles
McCarthy, John, F.C.S.
McCartney, Lord
McCarty, C. T
...1569c
... 1806
...2814a
... aSas
••• 3349
••• 3537
... 6o()b
Macaulay, Zachasy ai68, 2173,
3228, 2539
Macaulay, Zachary 2139, 3561, 2676a
Mr( oNNEi.L, F. V 1639
McCormack, Simpson B.J.6ai
McCrea, Harry B.J. 110, 926,
S.B.J. 65
McDermot, Rev. Canon Henry
Miles Fleetwood, B.J. 796, 801
McDermot, Thom\s Henry, B.J. 825
1 100, S.B.J. 606
Macdon.ald, G 2783
Macdonald, J 2364a
M'Dunnell, Alexander... 1517, 3208,
2223, 2539, 2587, 2654
Macfadyen, James, M.D. B.J. 431, 432,
S.B.J. 709-713
Macfall, Haldane 2413, B.J. 889
McP'arlane, Alexander Bruce
B.J. 782, 1094
Macfarlane, Rev. G »5.S^J>
McGeachy, Edward S.B.J. 637
I McGeachy, Edward B.J. 45b
McGregor, Sir Gregor 1038, 1308
MacGrkgor, JoHhfe 2859
M'Grigor, James M.D. ... S.B.J. 58
j Machado, R 977
! MaCIAS, JlAN M 6S3
I MacKellar, Patrick 6i7d
I McKenzie, Andrew B.J. 929a,
! S.B.J. 576
I Mackenzie, Arthur F B.J. 941,
I S.B.J. 633
j McKknzie, C'harles 469
; McKidd, G. A i«;56b
McKiNXEX, Daniel ... 588, 2095a, 2110
. McLaughlin, E. N B.J. 827
I Maclaurin, John S.B.J. 274
I McLean, Hector, M.D 429
MACLEOD, Alexander B.J. 759
! M'Mahon, Benjamin B.J. 65
j Macmillan, Allister 249og
I MacNeill, Hector S.B.J, n
1 Macnutt, Francis Augustus 249oh
! McPherson, j. H. P 2764
j Macpheeson, T. a 1416, 1418
I MacQuade, j 850, 2337
j Mc«^ueen, James 259a, 2593
I Macrae, Alexander 1563
i68
INDEX OF NAMES.
McRae, a 1564a j Martineau
McSmith, J 477a
Mc'luRK, M i6i4f
McTurk 1525b
Madden,. Richard Robert, M.D. 631c,
632, 643, B.J. 292
Madiou, N 479a
Madrid, C 004
Magrath, Rev. John
Major, R. H., F.S.A.
Malcolm, Ian, M.P. ..
D.
B.J. 784
2327
... B.J. 994,
S.B.J. 718
- 613
5268
932
928
6i8i
Malcolm, Sir O.
Malenfant, Col 2137
Mallaby, Francis, U.S.N 589a
Malo, Ch 461
Malouet, — 432
Maluquer, D. Jose 994
Manchester, William, 5th Duke
of 2824
Manderson,, Lieut. James R.N.
B.J. 575
Mann, A 2749 {
Mann, Lt.-Col. R B.J. 51b I
Manning, W., M.P 2613
Manning, W., M.P 2115a
Manrique, a. M 602, 729
Mansfield, Lord 37, 1900a
Mansie, Rev. A 1528a
Mansing, J. See Three-Fingered
Jack.
Manville, a. II 846
Marbois 1758
Mari^ot 141
Marcano, G 1411
Marcel, G 2702
Marcelin, F 529,540,558,573
Marcelin, L. J 550
Marcou, J 1138
Marcus, W 1799
Maret, H ^ 1163
Margat, N 360a, 360b
Marillac, Damas de iii
W \R!C, J 710
Markham, Sir Clements... 1566, 2380,
2439
Marles, J. de 403
Marmol, Fr. J 1346
Marquand, Henri E 2279
Marquet de NoRViNS, J. (Baron) 564
Mai-'raquin, J. M 1241
Marrat, J 1591, 2329
Marriott, H. P. F 2791
Marryat, Joseph, M.P 121, 1514,
1819, 2140, 2141, 2143, 2159,
2160, 2163, 2164, 2171, 2539
Marsden, Peter B.J. 280
Marsh, Florence L B.J. 322
Marshall, J B.J. 479
Marti. J 823
Martin, K 1489,1490,2353,2353a
Martin, Major M B.J. 239
Martin, Robert Montgomery... 2229,
2243
Martin, S 215a
H
Martinez, C
Martinez, P. M
Martinez Lopez, E
Martinez de Campos, Julian F
Marvin, Prof. C. F S.B.J. 679
Marwick, William B.J. 390
Masefield, John 2703
Maskka, Colin 2613
Mason, George 2694
Mason, O. T 200a
Masse, E. M 623
Massee, George B.J. 442, 1055
Mathison, Gilbert 2186, B.J. 286
M\thon, jE 535
Matthewman, L. de V. ... S.B.J. 687
Matthews, Admiral S.B.J. 164
Matthews, Mrs. C 2113
Matthews, F 806
Matthews, Lieut John 2704
Maunsell, Samuel Edward,
Brigade-Surgeon B.J. 496
M-uirel, E. C. E 1790
Mauricius, J. J 1718
Mavor, William, LL.D 2134
Maxwell, James, M.D. B.J. 705, 470,
S.B.J. 227
Maxwell,* J. R 2382
Maxwell-Lefroy, H., B.A 2431
May. N 2342
Maycock, J. D 62
Mayer, B 2725
Mayhew, Rev. William, M.A.
S.B.J. 537b, 552
Mayner-y-Ros, Jose 730, B.J. 491, 493
Medina, C 970
Medina, Jose Maria 904
Medina,. J. T 833
Meeteren, J. M. W. van 1724
Mp:i':teken, Westerouen van 1728
Meignan, Victor 2321
"Meliora" 79
Meivill, General 1895, 1897, i8q8
Melville, F. J 578
Membreno, a 930
Menendez Caravia, J 759
Mercator, Gerardus B.J. 2
Merchan, Rafael M 748, 771
Meredith, Henry 2713
Mere wether, Mr. Sergeant B.J ^^82,
S.B.J. 471
Merian, M. Sibyi.le 1703c
Merrick, Rev. Richard ... S.B.J. 288a
Metcalfe, Sir Charles Theophilus
Bart B.J 375, 689, 690
Metcalfe, Sir Charles Theophilus,
Bart, B.J. 368
Mialhe, F 637
Michaud, L. G : 1761
MiCHET IN, Henri E 370a, 370b
Middleditch, Rev, T B.J. 367
MiiLER, J. M 159
Millet, G 734
MiT.LicAN, A 1259
Millspaugh, Charles Frederick 28^3,
615a
INDEX OF NAMES.
169
M'l.MAN, Capt 2272
Milne, Capt, R. N 2849, BJ. 66
Milne-Holme, Mary Pamela (nee
Ellis) B.J. 867, 2375
MiLNER, T. H B.J. 297
MiLROY, Gavin, M.D. 2874, B.J. 475, ;
S.B.J. 360!
Mils, — 427 I
MiMANDE, P 1133
MiNOT, George S 1892 \
MiNOT, James B.J. 706, 714 .
Miraheau, Count de 392 j
MisMER, C 147 I
Mitchell, Hon. Hector ... S.B.J. 359a 1
Mitchell, Hon. Hector ... B.."",. 471, 472, I
MiTCHiNSON, John (Bishop)... 86, 90
MiTjANS, A 730a
Mockler, Ferryman, Major A. F.,
F.R.G.S 2791a
Moders, Mary S.B.J. 206
MoE, Alfred K 936a
MOESCHLER, H. B 311, B.J. 399
Moissac, Parrot de iii
MoiSTER, Rev. William 2266, 2307a,
2334
MOLENGRAFK, — 1487
Molina, Felipo 975' 975a, 975b
Moll, Herman i^.J. 13, 14
Mollien, G 1193
Moloney, C. A 2744, 2752
Mona(;as, D 1432
Monagas, J. G 1443
Monagas, Jose Tadeo i327d ,
Moncala, J. M 933 i
Monckton, Maj.-Gen 108 j
Mondesir, Richard ... 193, 194, 195,
261 1
Monf.t. H 148
Moneypenny, Col. Alexander ... 617c
Montagu, Duke of 1940
Montalvo, J i3S8b
Montaigne de Nogaret, Charles S.
2002C
Montanaro, Lt.-Col. A. F 2792
Monte y Tejada, Antonio del ... 349
montekiore, a 856
Montero Barrantes, Francisco 996,
looi, 1002
Montgomery, James 2130, 2556
Montirat, de 1025
Montule, K 2154
Moody, Major 2829,2831
Moore, — 2309
Moore, F. F 2458
Moore, John, M.D 2108a
Moore, Rachel W 2309
Moore, S 41^
Moore, Thomas C, A.S.M. B.J. 762
Morales y Morales, V 827,832
Morazan, General F 928
Moreau de Joannes, Alexandre 122,
123, 2151
Moreau de Saint-Mery, Meredic
I- 341c
Moreau de Saint-Mery 376
MoREjoN Y G.\To, Antonio 6i8e
Morel, E. D .". 2798
MoRELET, Arthur de 1065
MoRELL DE Santa Cruz, Pedro A. 631a
MORKNO, F 721
MORETON, J. B S.B.J. 216
Morgan, Sir Henry B.J. 268,
S.B.J. 691
Morgan, W S.B.J. 230
MoviN. Alexandre E 297a
Moritzen, Julius B.J. 1097, 1103
Morris, Assistant-Surgeon ... S.B.J. 43
Morris, C 807
Morris, Sir D.aniel, K.C.M.G. 603,
609c, 910, 2328a, 2355a, 2431,
BJ- 437> 43^, 442, 518,
522, 523, 526, 530. 598, 1048, 1060,
S.B.J. 329, 379, 648
Morris, Rev. David R. B.J. 795, 824,
S.B.J. 94, 95, 543, 581
Morris, I. N 1457,2406
Morris, Movvrray 2441
Morris, M. O'Connor ... S.B.J. 294
Morris, Valentine 1926
Morrison, W. K 2431
Morrison, William, M.A. S.B.J. 588
Morse, E. S 1160
Morson, Henry 2248,2659
Mortimer, G. F. W 2640
MosnACH, A 498
Moseley, Benjamin, M.D. 2084, 2104,
2108, B.J. 462, 501,
S.B.J. 353, 356
Moses. Bernard 1277
MOSQUERA, T. C. DE I2o6, I2o8
MoTA, Manuel de R 351
MOTEZO.N, — 1771
MouciiOT, P iioa
Mould, Alex, M B.J. 148, 946
MOURIK, — 1778
xMOXLY, J. H. S. ^, 91
Mueller, W .' 787
MUENCH, E I20ia
Mulgrave, Earl of S.B.J. 634
Muller, Carl * B.J. 1069
Muller, J. E 1733
Mulry, Rev. P. E. X., S.J. B.J. 990
Muncaster, Lord 2537a
Mi'Noz, Iuan B*utista 2094
Munro, W., M.D., CM 270a
Munster, Sebastian 2339
Mr'RDocFi, J. B 599
Murray, David B.J. 102
Murray, Sir George 2613, B.J. 676
Murray, Sir George, G.C.B. 2613,
2202, 2209
Murray, H. A 655a
Murray, Henry G. ... S.B.J. 232, 597
Murray, Henry G B.J. 855
Murray, John B.J. 677
Murray, Maj.-Gen. John ^STS*
Murray, W. C B.J. 868, 874
Murray-Aaron, Dr. E 2392
Murviedro, J. J. de 760
MuRY, P 1794
70
INDEX OF NAMES.
MuSGRAVE, Sir Anthony, K.C.M.G.
B.J. 32s I
Musgrave, Sir Anthony ... B.J. 384a |
MusGRAVE, George Clarke 801, 822a,
2775
Mlsgrave, T. B. C 1935
MussoN, Samuel Paynter B.J. 914
Myers, C. S S.B.J. 598
Myngs, Captain Christopher B.J. 112
N., N 1980
Naar, Benjamin S.B.J. 63
Nascher, Freidrich W 6i6b
Nash, Alfred G., C.E., B.Sc.
B.J. 960, 1080a
Nash, Franch.la B.J. 323
Nassau, Rev. R. II 2810
Nathan, A. McDowell B.J. 618,
S.B.J. 386
Nau, Baron Emile 486a
Navarrete, Martin Fernandez 2179
Navser, S 543
Negrin, J 674
Neish, James, M.D. ... B.J. 524, 531
Nelbon, H 2298
Nelson, R. J 593
Nelson, Wolkred 1106
Nelson, W 1093
Nelson, Colonel B.J. 85, 91
Netscher, Peter Marinus 1605
Neumann Gandia, Kduardo 317
Newcastle, Duke of 2292*, B.J. 562, 563
Newton, Sir Edward, M.A. K.C.M.G.
B.J. 391
Nibaut, E 1 78 1
Nichelena, F 1438
Nicholas, F. C 2457
NirHOLLS, Dr. HEK.iy Alfred
Alford, C.M.G., M.D. 2391, 2431,
B.J. 769a
Nicholson, Sir Cparles A. S.B.J. 580
NiCKOLLS, Rev. R. B 2513
NicoLsoN, Bartholomaeus 369
Niederlein, Gustavo 967a, 1016
NiMAL, H. de 75!
NissEN, JoHAN Peter 27g
Noel, Baptist Wriottesley B.J. 88
NoRiE, J. W 1513,2255
Norman, A S.B.J. 237
NoRifAN, Sir H. W 1841
Norman, Sir Henry Wylie G.C.B.
S.B.J. 308a, 695
Norman, C. F 2347
Normanby, Constantino Henry, Mar-
quis of B.J. 838
Norris, Sir John S.B.J. 164
Northcroft, G. J. H 615b
Norton, A. J 821
Norton, Charles Ledvard 859
NouvioN, Victor de 1770
Nugent, Maria, Lady B.J. 296
Nunez, Ricardo 1247, '286
Nuttall, Enos, D.D., Archbishop
of the West Indies B.J. 137,
14s, 151, 152, 157, 158, 159,
163, 165, 166, 797, 798, 799, 800,
804, 812, 937, 955
S.B.J. 520, 528, 557, 558,
560, 561-563, 567, 570, 571, 725, ,26
Obelitz, OVE S.^.2l8
Ober, Frederich a. ... 324,786,2324,
2388, 2389, 2464, 2486
OliRKGON, L. M lOIO
O'Connor, General S.B.J. 41
Odwin 1516
Ogle, Sir Chaloner ... S.B.J. 164, 270,
270a
Oexmelin see Exquemelin
O'Farrill y Herrera, Jose
Ricardo 6i8i
Ogilby, John B.J. 308
Ogilvy, John B.J. 4a
Ogilme, James, M.D. B.J. 498
O'Kellky, James j 688
Olaudah Equiano 2543
Olavarria, D. a 1433. 1437
Oldendokp, Christian Georg
Andres 277
Oldmixon, John 2000
O'Leary, General 1350
Olivares, J. M i327d
Oliver, V. L 237
Olivier, E S.B.J. 704
Olivier, Sir Sydney, K.C.M.G.
2481a, B.J. 1905, S.B.J. 595a, 723
Olivier, Sir Sydney S.B.J. 302
Ot NEY, — 1663, 1664
Olyphant, Mr B.J. 636
Omnium, Jacob 2259, 2259a
Oneby, Major B.J. 356
Oi'isso, A 1161
OkDERSON, J. W 71,2539
Ordonez de Cebali.os, Pedro ...1967b
Orrett, William H B.J. 538
OjvSi de Mombello, G 1409
Ortego, E 1261
Ortego, F 962
Orsbridge, Lt. Philip 617b, 617c
Osborne, J 2253
" Othello " S.B.J. 15
Otis, F. N 1057, io6ib
Otiobah Cugoano 2512
OUFFROY, E. V)Y. 523
Oughton, Mrs. Samuel ... S.B.J. 579
OuGHTON, Rev. Samuel ... S.B.J. 538
Or'GHTON, Thomas S.B.J. 296
OvIEDO Y BaNOS, J. DE 1390
OVIEDO Y Valdes, Gonzalo
Fernandez 1958a, i960, 1961
Owen, R. D 2671
Owen, Commander R., R.N B.J. 54
OxBERRY, W S.B.J. 577
Oxenbridge, John 1504
OxtoRD, Bishop of 2664
P., L. H S.B.J. 668
Paasch, Dr. H B.J. 342
Pacaud, J. J 2246
INDEX OF NAMES.
171
VAN
Pachano, J
Paddenburg, G .G.
Padula, a. ...:
Paez, General Jose Antonio....
. 148 1
• 1435
,1330a
Paez, Ramon 133^
Page, — 426
Page, Dr. Samuel B.J. 254
Paget, J 1861
'^ IN, Capt 2013
Palache, J. Thompson ...B.J. 540, 542
Palau, Lisimaco 1272
1'alc;rave, William Gifford ... 1722
Pallmer, Charles N., M.P 2539
I\ama, Peter 1510a
Pama, Peter , 1708b
Panton, Rev. David Brooke,
S.B.J. 82, 86
1143
Morrison. ..B.J. 948,
970
iii3>
1456
1371
199
1739
1690
209
Panglosse, — .
Panton, David
Paponot. F.
1096, 1 103, 1 105,
1121, 1128, 1144,
Paim'akaka, V
Pardo, Fr. G
Pardon 142,
Pareau, a. H
Pariset, G
iarke, Colonel .*.... 208,
Parker, Captain 2018
Parkhurst, Dr. V. P B.J. 320
Parkin, John, M.D B.J. 476
Parmentier, J 355
Parmentier, R 355
Parry. John B.J. 51a
Parry, Thomas (Bishop) 58,73,76,
77, 81
Parton, James 280a
Partridge 2814
Pasaron V Lastra, R 659
Passy, M 1766
Paterson, Lieut. Daniel ...174b, 1903
Paton, William Agnew 2357
Patterson, Robert B.J. 57
Paterson, William 1043, 1057a, 1057b,
iof;7C
Paul, E S.B.J. 643
Paul, E S.B.j.64<
Pauleus-Sannon, H 566
Pavne, J. A. 0 2765
Paz, M 1249
Pearce, Frank L B.J. 961
Pearson, Rev. J. G 1613
Pechell, Captain G. R., R.N. ... 456
Peck, — 1533
Peckham, E. G S.B.J. 703
Peckham, G. W S.B.J. 703
Pector, Desire 961b
Peel, M.P 2613
Pego, Andres 692
Pelletier, E 904a
Penalva, Jose Maria 6i8a
Penard, Arthur Philip 1646b
Penard, Frederick Pali. 1646b
Penn, William S.B.J. 5
Pennant, Robert 1627
Penninck, J. J i7i7g
Pennington, C. A. S 2709
Pennock, Rev. Thomas B.J. 118
Pepper, C. M 804
Pepper, E 1397, 1441, 1443
Peralta, Manuel M. de 951, 952, 976a,
978, 979. 981, 997> 1015. 1018^
1019, 1021, 1022, 1240, I25I»
1285, 1288
Percival, E 1620b
Percival, Mrs. E 1620b
Pereir.\, R. S 1224
Perez, Felipe, 1212, 1226, 1249
Perez de la Cerdu, Sebastian ... 615(1
Pekez-Triana, S 1301, 1467
Perkin, H. 1 1596
Perkins, H, J 1633
PeKPINA V PiDERNAT, A 723
Peter Martyr i959, 2339
Peter, Rev. G 176a
Pelion 484
Petre, F. Lor.aine 1303
Petekkin. Joseph 261
Pevtrand, 1 2675
Pezuela, J. DE LA 668
Philalethes, Demoticus 653a
"Philiarcus" 220
Phillip. Willi.am 1966
Phillippo, Dr. James Cecil, M.D.
I^J- 327, 457. 490, 495> 525
Phillippo, Rev. Ja.mes Murcell 654,
K.J. 134. 302, 384, S.B.J. 85, 504
Phillips, Catherine 2092
Phillips, A. E 68id
Phillips, Edith C S.B.J. 603
Phillips, Joseph 225, 2638
Phillips, P. L 1691, 2256a
Phillpotts, Eden 2385, 2423
I'hilo-Caledon 1029
Pichegru 1758
PiCTON, Col. Thomas 1804,1811
Picton, Col Thomas 1805, 1808, 1812,
1813, 1815, 1825.
PlEDRAHITA, LUC. FERN.\N1)EZ DE ll88
Pierce, E. L 283
PiERSON, A. T 27S0
PlETERS, W. T 1599a
PlETRI, D 1363
PlJTTERSEN, H 1735
Pi.M, Commander Bedford, R.N.
1060, 1063, B.J. 73
Pirn, Commander Bedford 946
PiMENTEL, N. P 680
PiNART, A. L 109I, 1491a, 2375a
PiNCKARD 2539
PiNCKARD, George, M.D 21 12
PiNEL, — 1903
PiNTA. G IXI4
PiNTO, J. DE B.J. 277
PlO, L 864
Piquant, O 533
PiRON, HiPPOLYTE 691,800a
PiSTORius, Thomas 1705
Pitman, Henry 9b
PiTON, L. A 1763
172
INDEX OF NAMES.
Pitt, Thomas S.BJ. 157
Pitt, Right Hon. William ...S.BJ. 15
PlTTIER, H QQt;
Placide-Justin 463
Platzmann, J 2443
Playter, J. L. C 1555b
Plaza, J. A. de 1205
Plummer, Charles B.J. 761
PoEY, Felipe 647,670,690
PoiNCY, Louis de 1982
PoiNTis, Louis de 1995
Pointis-de • 1189
Poirson, M 1764
POLAKOWSKY, H 1148a
POLAVIEJA, C. G. DE 795
Polhill, David S.B.J. 272
POLIGNAC, — DE II54
Polverel 423
Pons, Francois Raimond Joseph de
420a, 2086, 2534
Poole, Thomas Eyre, D.D. ... 2722
Porchez, Mgr 140
Portland, Duke of 1814
Porter, Jane 2215
Porter, R. P 811
Porter, Lieutenant Whitworth
R.E. 179
Porter, Mrs. Whitworth 179
Portes e Infante, Dr. T. (Arch-
bishop) 347
PORTEUS, Beilby (Bishop). ..2126, 2555
Portland, William Henry, ist
Duke of S.B.J. 187
Posada Gutierrez, Jeneral J. ...1213a
POUJOL, A 526
Pound, A. J 1602
Povey, T S.B.J. 193
Powell, Henry 2685
Power, Rev. Samuel 1823
POWLES, L. D. 600
PowLES, — T. 1213
Poyen-Bellisle, J. H. de 567, 2400
Poyer, John 48
PoYNTY, Capt. John 1885
Pratt, Ann B.J. 484, 485
Preiss, E. C 772
Preston, George 596b
Preston, William S.B.J. 17
Preston-Muddock, J. E... .S.B.J. 241
Premium, Barton 1554
Pretrel, L. N 1942
Price, A. B S.B.J. 139
Price, Captain George E., M.P.
B.J.90. 734, 735^736
Price, — 1533
Price, Thomas 230
Price, Thomas S.B.J. 25
Prichard, H 568
Prieto Font, J 829
Prince, Mary 2625
Pringle, Hall B.J. 66, 517
Pringle, Capt. J. W. 2242,2847,2849,
B.J. 837
Pringle, Thomas 2625
Protheroe, — M.P 2613
Provancher, L 3455
Pujol y de Camps, M yn
PuLLEN, John 2013
PULLEN-BURRY, BESSIE... S.B.J. 240, 244
Pullen, Lieut. T. F.. R.N B.J. 55
Purdie, William B.J. 1040
PURDY, J 2i6jj
PusEY, Rev. J. Henry BJ. 924
S.B.J. 621
Pyle, Howard 2699, B.J. 98*
Pyndar, Sir Paul 9a
Pyne,J. B S.B.J. 226
Quandt, Christlieb 1511a,
QUASDANdv^ICH, SiGISMUND MaTIAS
Quatrelles
Quelch, J. J 1622,
Queipo, Vasquez
QuERARD, Louis F
QuESADA, Gonzales de
Quesney de Beaurepaire, J, ...
QUIER, J
Quijano Otero. J. M. ... 1020,
QuiN, John T., F.R.G.S
QUINTERS, A I
QuiSTORP; J. VON S.B.J
2445
6x81
2333
1639
648b
362a
836a
1 165
2065
1228
291
329b
•599
Radcliffe, a. F S.B.J. 604
Radcliffe, Rev. John ..-B. J. 787, 793,
794, 819, 865, 934, 936
Raders, J. E. W. F. von i546f, i7i7n
Radford, Alfred 1086, 2350
Rae, James 604a
Rafter, Captain 1308
Rainsford, Capt-^in Marcus 435, 440
Raimond, Julien de 431
Ralegh, Sir Walter 1498
Rambler S.B.J. 249
Ramel, General 1758
Ramel 1758
Ramirez, S 731b
Rampini, Charles B.J. 320
Ramsay, Rev. James, M.A. 2507,
2507a, 2512a, 2516a, 2516b, 2516c
Ramsa)', William B.J. 680
Ramsey, M. M 800
Rankin, F. Harrison 2716
Rafkin, 1 BJ- 45
Rathbun, Mary J B.J. 1023
Raulin, M B.J. I
Rawlin, William 13
Rawson, Sir Rawson W. 83, 84, 596,
S.B.J. 719
Raymond, Pierre 198*
Raynal, Abbe Guillaume Thomas
Francois 2057, 2077, 2542
Rt;a, George Bronson 773, 789
Rea, J. T 1956, 2448
Reach, Angus B 2697
Read 26q7b
Read Rev. H 1565b
Read, Mary 2689, B.J. 355
Reade, Winwood 2734
"Rebus'* 598
INDEX OF NAMES.
173
Reclus, Armand 1072,1166
Reclus, Elisee 1211,1278,2755a
Reclus, J. E 1279
Rector, C. H 321
"R^DCAM, Tom" see M'Dermot, T. H.
Redpath, James 49°
Regal, Dr. Fritz 1291
Regnault, R 1964
Reid, Dennis B.J. 34
Reid, T. a. Constantine ...S.B.J. 135
Reid, J. H B.J. 330
Reid, Captain Mayne B.J. 891
Reindorf, C. C 2773
Reinh.^rdt, Charles, M.D... .S.B.J. 688
Reining, Jan Erasmus
Reiss, —
Remusat, —
Renard, Gustave
Rennie, James —
Renouard
Renny, Robert ...
H.
...B.J
1992
1216
1766
362b
1005
124
B.J. 3
Renshaw, C. Stewart B.J. 758
Reparaz, G 757
Restrepo, Jose Manuel 1200
Restrepo, J. P 1237
Restrepo, Vincente 1236, 1246, 1 28 1
Restrepo Tirado, Ernesto 1268, 1269
Reusch, Dr. Hans B.J. 339,*S.B.J. 343
Revel de Perron, G. J. de
(Count) 2417
Revenga, L. J 1330
Rey, H 143
Reynolds, Charles B. ... 838b, 838c,
2487, 2488
Reynoso, Alvaro 697, 698
Rhodes, Thomas B.J. 351
RiCART, J. R 1427
RiCAULT, Sir Paul 1036
Richardson, R 2753
RiCKETTS, Major 2715
RiGAULT DE GeNOUILLY, C, 2200
RiKO. A. J 1725
RiLAND, Rev. John 61,2606,
B.J. 60, S.B.J. 284
RiNGRosE, Bash 2685, 2691
RippiNGH.AM, John B.J. 287
Ritchie, Rev. W. B 1609b, 1625a
RiVERO, J 1368
RivoDO, E 1384 i
RoBB, Rev. Alexander, D.D....B.J. 377 |
Roberts, George 25c !
Roberts, Orlando VV 1201 j
Roberts, W. E 15726 i
Robertson, G. D S.B.J. 623 j
Robertson, James, A.M. B.J. 38 — 41,89 ;
Robinson, Albert G 327,836
Robinson, Dr. Anthony B.J. 393,418
Robinson, Dr. Anthony B.J. 1000,
S.B.J. 295
Robinson,
Robinson,
Robinson,
Robinson,
Robinson.
H. I
J. K
Phil
T.
'825
1310
....B.J. 996, 1099
S.B.J. 668a
Tracy 1182,
[86f
ROBSON, Rev. George, D.D. B.J. 150
Robson, Rev. John, M.A., D.D.
B.J. 80a
RoBY, John B.J. 240, 241, 904,
S.B.J. 282, 286
RocHA Gutierrez, R 1243
Roche, J. J 2701
RocHEFORT, Charles de ... 1884, 1983
Roche, -Grellier, — ... 531, 537, 541
RoDDAM, Captain, R.N B.J. 96
Rodney, Lord 2082
RoDRiQUES, J. C 1085
Rodriguez, J. 1 695a
Rodriguez, T 1385
Rodriguez de Toro, Fr 1311
Rodriguez-Ferrer, M 716
Rodriguez Freste, J 1233
RoDWAY, James, F.L.S. 1599b, 1604,
1616, 1620a, 1620C, 1621,
1625, 1630, 1635, 2401
Roelants, H.A . M 1397
ROKTHLISBERGER, E 1284
Rogers 1609a
Rogers, Com. Josias 1911
Rojas, a. 1334, 1340, 1345, 1360,
1367, 1402, 1417, 1424
Rojas, F. Vizcarrondo 1444
Rojas, J. M. 1342, 1400, 1421, 1615
Rojas Paul, Dr. J. P 1419, 1431
RoLiN, H 2800
RoLLO, John 1943
ROMANA, 1 744
Romay, Thomas 618
Romero Torrado 756
Roncayolo, E 1448
Roosevelt, Theodore 805b
Root, J. W 2409
Roos, P. F 1715a
Rose, Sir G. H 2576
ROSKLLY DE LORGUES, ANTONIE
Francois Felix, Comte 2283
ROSNY, L. J. P. DF. 2346
Ross, D. Palmer, *k.D., Edin.
S.B.J. 293
Ross, G i546d
Ross, H. J 2026
Rossi, D. ver B.J. 22
Rossi, R 687
Roth, PI. Ling 515, 521
RoTHROCK, J. T B.j. 1062
Rotheram, John 31a
Rouanet, G 1145
Roi'GH, William 1520
Roughley, Thomas B.J. 33
RouNDELL, Charles Savile ...B.J. 851
Roume — 412
Rouvellet, J. D. R 263
RouziER, S 545
Rover 2352
Rowan, A. S 761a, 800
Rowe, Sir Joshua B.J. 59
RowE, L. S 338
Rowland, E. D. M.B 1611
Roxburgh, AD.-kM B.J. 542
Roxburgh, Archibald B.J. 520
Roxburgh, Thomas Laurence
B.J. 914,961
174
INDEX OF NAMES.
RoYCE, F 158
ROYCE, JOSIAH S.B.J. 724
RuDYERD, Sir Benjamin 1972
RuFZ DE Lavison, Etienne, 137, 139
RUIDIAZ Y Caravia, E 863
Ruiz, P. M 1471a
Rush, William H., M.D. ...S.B.J. 696
Russell, Thomas B.J. 763
Russell, Pro-Consul 2847
Russell, W i584d, isgif, i599d
Russell, Lord S.B.J. 469
Ruste Ill, 113, 117
RUTTER, ClOUDSLEY B.J. IO24
Sachs, C 1347
Sack, Baron Albert von 1512
Saco, Jose Antonio, 659a, 2276, 2672a,
2672b
Sadler, M. E B.J. 777
.Sagot, P 1777, 1782
Sagra, Ramon de la ... 628a, 642, 667
St. Alpans, William, ioth Duke
OF B.J. 985
Saint- Amand, — 488
St. Clair, Lieut. -Col. Thomas
Staunton 2226
Saint-Cyr, Dathan de ...B.J. 967, 968,
969, S.B.J. 371, 583, 584, 692, 693
St. John, Sir Spencer, K.C.M.G.
507
Saint-Martin, J 1158
Saint-Merant, a. de 357
Saint-Pol Lias, Braude 1069b
St. Quentin, Alfred De 1775
.:)T. Quentin, Auguste de 1775
Saint-Remy, Joseph 484
Saintard 364
Saint-Venant, Uarre 435b
St. Vincent Edward, 2nd Viscount 685
Salas y Quiroga, y: de 634
Sales, de 240
Salmon, C. S 2332,2335,2367,
BJ.859
Salvandy, Narcisse Achille,
Count de 459
Salvin, Osrert 1069a
Samper, Jose 1058, 1210
Samper, Agudelo, J. M. ...1221, 1206a
Samuel, Lionel L B.J. 740,
S.B.J. 498
Samuel, Rev. Peter B.J. 125
Sanborn, F. B 2670a
Sanchez, R. H 1366
Sandeman, P 1549a
Sanders, Prince 452
Sanderson, John 1817
Sandford, Sir Daniel K 2216
Sandmark, Gustav B.J. 1030
Sanford, Robert 1501
Santacilia, P 660a
Santo Domingo, Comte de
221 1, 261 1
Santos, J. N 774
Sapper, C 927, 1171
Sarbah, J. M 2779, 281a
Sarda, a 31a
Sargeant, George E B.J. 373
Sargeant, Herbert H 838
Sarria, J. F 1434
Saulmier, E 1104
Savage, Edward A B.J. 753,
S.B.J. 419
Saville, S. E B.J. 997
Sav.ille-Kent, W 598a
Savygnac, J 1463
Sawkins, James Gay, F.G.S. ...1574c
B.J. 451, 1080
Sawkins, J. G B,J. 506, 5oh, 51
Say, Jean ^Baptiste 2571
ScHAiK, — 1720
Schantz, M 2805
^(Cherzer, Carl 944, 976
Schoelcher, Victor 144, 520, 2258,
2661
SCHROEDER, J 992a, IOO7
ScHOLES, Theophilus E. Samuel,
M.D 2405, S.B.J. 595b
Schomburgk, Otto 1543a
Schomburgk, Richard ... 1551a, 1585a
Schomburgk, Sir Robert ... 74, 1536,
1539. 1545
Schryver, o. de 1465
Schultz, Rev. T 1554b
Schultz-Holzhausen, D. von
(Baron) 779
ScoBLE, John 1534
Scoles, 1 1597
Scotland, George B.J. 698
Scotland, Rev. Horace. ..B.J. 453, 963
S.B.J. 572
Scott, Rev. David 2490a
^COTT, J 1863
Scott, James, M.R.C.S B.J. 174
Scott, John, C.B 1178a
Scott, Rev. R. John E., M.A.... 236
Scott, Michael B.J. 880,881
S.B.J. 600, 601
Scott, Sir Sibb.ald David, Bart.
S.B.J. 321
Scott, W. E. D B.J. 1017
Scruggs, W. L. 1290, 1653, 1654,
1655, 1666, 1678
Seacole, Mrs. Mary S.B.J. 289
Seaward, Sir Edward 2215
Sebii.lot, a 1115, 1146
Sebillot, M 1146
Seemann, Berthoi.d, Ph. D. ... 1063
Seijas, R. F 1395, 1649
Selfridge, Thomas O 1067
Sells, William S.B.J. 19
Semple, Robert 1306
Senior, Bernard Martin ...S.B.J. 224
Senex, I B.J. 11
Senior, Lieut. -Colonel Henry
B.J. 886, 1 108, 1 109, S.B.J. 672
Serrano, J. A 1348a
Serrano y Dominguez, Francisco
677b
Serrano, Miguel Jose 6i7h
Serres, D 617b
Servincent, P. T 519
INDEX OF NAMES.
175
Seutttr. Matthew B.J. 7 j
Setoh-Kaub, W. S S.B.J. 300 !
Sewkll, W. G 2296 j
Shaen, William, M.A B.J. 85 ^
Sharp, Capt. Bartholomew 2686 i
Sharp, Granville ...2502,2506,25483'
2703a j
Sharpe, Thomas H B.J. 543, 556 |
Sharpe, William 20 ,
Shattuck, G. B 615 !
Shaul, Rev. B. J B.J. 807
Shaw, Norton 2289
Sheffield, Lord 2529
Sheldon, H. J 974
Shephard, C ••.. 1929. 1932
Shiel, M.P 2449,2460
Shier, John, LL.D 1584
Shier, J 1549c, i554C> ^SS^c
Shonts, Theodore P 1185
Shrewsbury, — 5^*
Shower, J S.B.J. 116 i
bHUEY, Lillian Hinman 2408 |
SiEBiTT. Rev. Adam, A.B. ...S.B.J. 532 j
Sibthorpe, A.B.C 2740,2741 I
SlEVERS, W 314a, 358b, 1288a, 1396 1
SlGSBEE, C. D 814 1
SijLvius, L * i982d I
Sijpestijen, C. a. van 1705b, 17170,
1718
SiM.MONS, Henry Peter 64
Simmons, W. E 971
SIMMS, Rev. Canon William, M.A.
B.J. 769, 949, 1082, 1087, 1090
Simpson. James B.J. 2ic-2if, 36a
Simpson, J. M 580
Simpson, Mrs. M. C. M. ...S.B.J. 672
SiNCERL's i5iod, 1712
Sinclair, Augustus Constantine
B.J. 106, 383, 705, 764
914,915,918
Sinclair, Sir John, Bt 2613
Singleton, J 2064
Sivers, Jegoe von 663
Skey, Dr 50
Statiey, E S.B.J. 188
Slater, Rev. T 1572b
Sligo, Peter Howe, 2nd Marquis of
B.J. 62,684
Sligo, Peter Howe, 2nd Marquis ot
BJ.593838
Sloan, O. S 1167
Sloane, Sir Hans, Bart. B.J. 270,415,
S.B.J. 354
Smart, Edward R 2431
Smith, Aaron 622
Smith, Astley S.B.J. 253
Smith, Caleb 2018
Smith, General Corson B.J. 341
Smith, C. J., Archdeacon B.J. 935
S.MITH, Rev. George 2720
Smith, G 1912
Smith, Hugh M 869
Smith, James 279a
Smith, Rev. John ...1518, 1519, 1519a,
1551
Smith, JohnM B.J. 45c
Smith, Rev. Mr 264a
Smith, M. E 388
Smith, Pamela Coleman B.J. 872
Smith, Raynes W B.J. 505
Smith, Mrs. J. J. [M. E.]... S.B.J. 298
Smith, William, M.D 256
Smith, W'Illiam, M.P 2613
Smyth, F. G 2539
Snagg, Sir W 232
Snelgrave, Capt. William 2509
" Snod, E." S.B.J. 607
Soeterwoude, W. E. van 1727
SOLER Y MaRTORELL, M 304
Sollas and Cocking S.B.J. 257
Solomon, George B.J. 794, 795
Solomon, Lucien F., M.D. ...B.J. 494
SoLTERA, Maria 911
Sommerset, James 2056, B.J. 17
Somoza Vivas, F 931
bONDEREGGER, C I169
Sontonax 423
Sotom.ayor, W. F 649a
Sotham, Nathaniel B.J. 36
Soto, B 986
Soublelte, General C 1408
SOUHLETTE, C I408
Soulouque 487
Southerne, Thomas 1507
Southey, Capt. Thomas 2189
Speck, William B.J. 444
Spedding, James S.B.J. 474
Speirs, Rev. James 1640, 1641
Speer, Captain Joseph Smith B.J. 572
Spence, j. M 1335, 1339, 134S
Spencer, Aubrey George, Bishop
B.J. laj
Spencer, Aubrey George Bishop
B.J. 785, S.B.J. 54,
Spencer, J. W. ... S.B.J. 346, 347
S PENCER, J AMES « 1 992a
Spencer, Thomas 1991
Spraggs, John Duff B.J. 821
Sprengel, Kurt B.J. 465
bPRINGER, R 779
SQt;iER, E. G 8983,9033,905,
940, 941
Squier, Mrs. M. F 1065
Stahl, Augustin 310
Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn B.J. 381
Stanley, E. G 2639
Stanley, Hon. G. H 2263,2269
Stanley, Staff Com?nander G., R.N.
B.J. 65
Stanley, Sir H. M 2733
Stanley, Lord, M.P 72
Stapleton, Augustus G 900
Stark, James H. 97, 605, 1630, 1859,
B.J. 350
Stead, Alexander S.B.J. 278
Sted.man, Captain J. G 1715* 1716
Stedman, Mary S.B.J. 206
Steele, James W 712
Steele, Joshua 51
Stejneger, Leonhard 339
i:76
INDEX OF NAMES.
Stephen, James ...441,442,1802,2111,
2178, 2539, 2551, 2562, 2565,
2590, 2597
Stephen, James 1514,2139,2539,2561
Stephens, John Lloyd 895, 896a, 1040,
1059
Sterne, Henry B.J. 59
Stern, Philip S.B.J. 646, 717
Sterns-Fadelle, F 156
Steuart, J 1320
Stevens, Benjamin Franklin ... 2386
Stevens, Caftain B. F B.J, 79(1
Stevens, Captain John 1968
Stevenson, A 1522
Stevenson, J S.B.J. 445
Stewart, Phil i6iic
Stewart, J B.J. 285
Stirling, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles
S.B.J. 59
Stockdai.e, F. a., B.A 2431
Stoddard, Charles Augustus... 2397,
2453
Stoddart. Daniel J B.J. 440
Stokes, A. P 2456,2456a
Stone, Arthur Daniel, M.D. ...2112a
Storks, Sir Henry K., G.C.B. B.J. 86
Story, Thomas 30
Stott, John 2320
Stout, Peter F 944a
Strange WAYS, Thomas 889
Stricker, Samuel B.J. 533
Strickland, Rev. J 1656
Strickland, Robert B., B.A. B.J. 778
Stromderg, C. F. L. W 2763
Strong, Rev. L 1529b, 1531a
Stubb, Henry B.J. 414
Stuart, Charles 2635
Stuart, Admiral Hon. Charles
S.B.J. i8i
Stuart, Villiers B.J. 334
Stubel, — c 1216
Sturge, E 2673
Sturge, John 2658
Sturge, Joseph 2240, B.J. 63
Suarez, Jose Ildefonso ... 631a, 631b
SuAREZ Y Romero, A 66ia
SucnET, J. M 549
Suckling, G 273
Suffield, Earl of B.J. 50
Sullivan, Caroline B.J. 951
Sullivan, G. H 1172
Sullivan, James B.J. 505
Sullivan, J. T 1079
Sullivan, John 1812
Sullivan, J. A 2832
Sumner, Charles 666b, 679b
Sundstral, F 575' 2433
Sundstrum, John B.J. 534
SVENSEN, E 788
Swartz, OLOF...B.J. 419, 420, 421, 424,
425
SWAVING, J. J 2181
Swete, John B.J. 651
Swift, F. R 879
SvKES, Rev. George B.J. 343
Sylvie, Edouarde ,.... 2002b
Symmonette, Ethel Maud ... B.J. 337
Taaffe, Theobald S.B.J. 27a
Tapia y Rivera, A 30a
Taft, William H 830a, ii8oa
Tarleton, Lieut. -Gen. 443b
Tarraube, Viscount G.\lard de... 1759
Tauste, Fr. de 1187
Tavera-Acosta, B 1479a, 1479b,
I ,r^ '749a
Taylor 2656c
T.aylor, Charles Edward, M.D.,
F.R.G.S 282, 285a
Taylor, H. f^ 157
Ta3'lor, John S.B.J. 73
! Taylor, J. Glanville 648
|T.\YLOR, R B.J. 32
\ Taylor, Thomas E 609a
Teenstra, M. D i7i6d
I Tejera, D. V 810
Tejera, E 1362
TKJf^i^A, F 1355, 1440
Tejera, Miguel 1341a, 1347
\ Tellier, C 2761
I Tello Mendoza, R 1468, 1477
Temple, George B.J. 894
Ternaux-Compano, — 1769
: Texier, C 536
I Theveneau, Charles E 341b
I Thevet, a 500
I Thiel, B. a 979a
' Thomas, Dalby 1990
I Thirion, Eug 1330b
I Thomas, Herbert Theodore
! B.J. 331, 999
Thomas, J. J 1835,2313,2360
Thome, J.\mes A 2236, B.J. 64
Thompson, Ann S.B.J. 27a
Thompson, Sir Edward Maundu
S.B.J. 735
Thompson, George 2652,2653
Thomson, Andrew. D.D 2615
Thomson. A 2610
Thomson, Charles 2539
Thompson, James, M.D. ... B.J. 469
Thompson, J. R 1748
Thompson, Robert B.J. 588, 595
Thomson, S. P 1568b
Thomson, S. Poweli B.J. 853
Thornbury, George Walter ... 2698
Thornton, Swinford Leslie, B.A.
B.J. 750, 1098
Thorp, William B.J. 972, 995
Thorpe, Robert 2539
Thounens, J. B 1947
Thrasher, J. E 653
Three-Fingered Jack ... B.J. 361-363,
S.B.J. 275, 276, 280, 283
Tijedman, J. W ^l"^!^
TiLLiE, Dr. J i6iia
Tilskner 288
TiNLiNG, Rev. Edward Dodd
S.B.J. 60s
Tippenhauer, L. Gentil 551
I
INDEX OF NAMES.
177
TiTFORD, William Jowit, M.D.
B.J. 428
TjASSENS, J igSaf
Tomes, Robert 1051
TOMLINSON, PIUGH S.B.J. 66l
ToNDUZ, A 1003b
TORRKY, B 866
TORRIDA DEL MaRMOL, F 776
TosiER, Captain John S.B.J. 49
TosTA Garcia, F 13^0
Totterdale, Hugh S.B.J. 266
Toussaint-L'Ouverture ...434a, 434b,
435c, 441, 447a, 477a, 496a, 520
TovAR, M ^ 1202
TowNE, R 2005
Townsend, Elizabeth Crayne
S.B.J. 285
Townsend, Vice-Admiral Georgia
S.B.J. 53
Townsend, H. Tyler B.J. 403
Townsend, M. J 1152
Trapham, Thomas S.B.J. 350
Trelles, C. M 838a
Treves, Sir Frederick, Bart. ... 2484
Trevv, Rev. J. M B.J. 47
Trollope, Anthony 2290
Trott, John .• 2010
Trowbridge, W. R. H 2387, 2450,
2461,2470,2471
Truman, Dr. George 2254b, 2309
Tryon, Thomas 1987
Tucker, Rev. R. J 1531b
Tucker, Miss 2724
Tui.LOCH, Capt 2235
Turbill, Hannah S.B.J. 272
TuppER, H. A 77ga
Turiault, J. 141a
Turnbiill, Archibnld BJ. 700
Turnbull, David 635, B.J. 68
TuRNBULL, Gordon 1907,2511
Turner, Godfrey B.J. 977
Turner, Thomas Bryett ... S.B.J. 413
Turner-Turner, J 876
Ubeda y Delgado, Manuel 307
ITlJI.ENBBOCK, p. J 1529a
Ulloa, Antonio de 2032,2056a
UlUA, J. DE 1361
Underhill, Edward Bean, LL.D.
1565O, 2297b,
BJ. 93, 315. 384, 848, 849
Underhill, Dr. E. B B.J. 850,
S.B.J. 33, 36, 128
United Fruit Company ... S.B.J. 259
Urban, Ignatius 2415
Uribe. a. J 1292
Uribe Angel, M 1238
Urien, C. M 761
Uring, Capt. Nathaniel 2004, B.J. 566
Urrutia y Montoya, Ignacio
Jose de 6i8b, 602
Ursua, Pedro de 1566
UssELiNcx, W 1697a
Vaissiere, Pierre de 440a
Valdes, Dominguez F 719
Valdes, G. de la Concepcion ... 652a
V^-^LDES, Jose Antonio 692
Valdez, F. T 2726a
Valentin, E.mile S.B.J. 692
Valerio 691a
V^aliente y D'Elgado, Pedro ...679a,
1705a
Valpy, Leonard Rowe B.J. 310
Van der Linden 1512a
Van der Smissen, J ^7^7^
Van der Sterke, D 1992
\'an Middeldyk, R. a 335
Van Sertima, J 1643
Vanufel 464
Varela, Felix 693a
Vastey, Baron de 446
Vauchelet, P 204
Vaughan, Samuel S.B.J. 271, 441
V.u'Ghan, T. Wayland... 331a, B.J. 454.
S.B.J. 323
Vedovelli-Breguzzo, C... 1260, 1263.
1273, 1274
Veecock, J i62od
Veitia Linage, Joseph de 1993
Velasquez, Pedro 1045a
Velasco y Rojas, M. de 1365
Veloz Goitico.a, N 1472, 1476
Venables, (General Robert ...B.J. 14, 365
Venables, Thomas 2539
Vendryes, Henry. ..B.J. 450, 758, 1028
Veness, Rev. VV. T. 1563a, 1571, 1572c
Verdereau. a. E 1 107 IVJ 9i3
Vergara y Velasco, F. J. 1266, 1279,
1296, 1 ^0 2
Vergara y Vergara, J. M 1213b
Verite, H 1147
Vernon, Admiral Edward 2021,2030,
2482, B.J. I,
S.B.J. 119, 121, 126,
267, 268, 269, 690
Vernon, Rev, B. J B.J. 304
Verschuur, G 2390
Verteuil, J. de 1858
Verteuil, L.L.A. de 1832
Vezey, C. E 2454
VlALA, L. F 1787
Viallate, a 1181
Vibert, E. C. P 560
Vidal, — 1762
ViDAL, Rev. O, E 2718
Vidal y Careta, F 762
Viglietti, C. M 1252
Vignols, 1 2700
VijiL, P. G 1202a
Villafana, J. G 1257, 1428
VlI.LAVICENCIO, E 982
Villa viCENCio, Dr 1353
ViLI.EGAS PULIDO, G. T I422
ViLLENEUVE 464
Villettes, Lieut. -General William
Anne B.J. 364, S.B.J. 279
Vincent, Frank 1115a
Vincent, Captain Samuel, R.N.
B.J. 94
•78
INDEX OF NAMES.
Visser, Nicolas B.J. 9
ViZCARRONDO ROJAS, F 1867
VORDT, A. J. VAN DEN H. VAN ... 1 734
VOSMAER, O. E. G 1740
Wahy, J. F 1623
Waddell, Rev. Hope Masterton 2300,
B.J. 133
Wade, Captain Cooper, R.N. B.J. 94
VVadstrom, C. B 2524
Wafer, Lionel 1025, 1030c, 11 73
Wagner, M 976
Waitz, Theodor : 2297c
Walcott, Richard Augustus S.B.J. e;59
Wai.dkck, Frederic de 894
Walker, H. de R 2447
Walker, James 2148
Walker, J. W. G 973
Walker, Jeanie Mort 689
Walker, General William 945
Walker, General William 942,943
Walker, Lt.-Gov 1565©
Walker, Ralph B.J. 929
Walker, W 1568c
Walker, William 16
Wall, G. P., F.G.S 1834,
B.J. 449> 451
Wall, Joseph 2708,2709
Wallace, Caroline L 779b
Wallbridge, E. a 1551, 1559a
Wallbridge, J. S., M.R.C.S.1611, 1638
Wallach, H 2790
Waller, John Augustus 2150
Wallerton, Charles L. A 2052a
Wallis, Charles Braithwaite ... 2806
Wallis, J. B 2806
Wallop, Gerard S.B.J. 695
Walpole, Horace 104a
Walpole, Maj. -General B.J. 75
Walrond, Theodore, C.B. B.J. 381,
t- S.B.J. 29^;
Walton, C. S 330,820
Walton, William 342,460,2129
Warburton, Bartholomew Eliot
George 1048
Ward, Edward B.J. 269,
S.B.J. 209
Ward, E. C, U.S.N 589a
Ward, H. W 2801
Ward, R 873
Ward, S. R S.B.J. 39
Warde, Sir H 54
Warden, D. B 2553
Warner, G. F 2421
Waring, Dr. E. J., CLE. ...B.J. 386
Warmington, Arthur B.J. 89,
S.B.J. 34
Warner, Alice S.B.J. 598
Warren, G 1503
Washington, G 96
Washington, Major G 96
Washington, Rev, S. J, ...B.J. 154, 330
Wateriiouse, Charles O.... B.j. 1013
Waterton, Charles 2182
Watkins, Frederick Henry,
LS.O. 2431, S.B.J. 667
Watkins, Mrs. F. H 2489
Watson, J. B 849
Watson, Rev. James ... B.J. 135, 389
Watson, Rev. James B.J. 382,
S.B.J. 291
Watson, Richard 2146
Watt, Alexander ... S.B.J. 634a, 634b
Watt, Hugh i599«
Watt, Thomas 1604
Watts, Francis, F.I.C. ... 235,2445
Weatherhead, W. D 1038
Webber, Lieut. -Col 1580
Webber, Rev. R. L i572f
Webster, C. . B. S.B.J. 254
Wedderbui*a, John S.B.J. 274
Wegener, G 2462a
Welch, T, H iC7
Wellington, A, M 953
Wellington, Duke of 2613,
B.J. 49
Wells, Septimus 1919
Wells, William V 901,942
Wentworth, General ... S.B.J. 121, 126
We NT worth, Trelawny 2225
Wesenhagen, A. C i73o> ^731
Wesenhagen, J. C. P 2664a
West, H.i 277a
Westerman, Hans 2001b
Weston, William B.J. 570
Wetstein, G 2000
Wharton, W 259
Whinfield, C. R 1546c
White, Rev. W. G 1646a
White 1609a
White, Col. Fred, B. P. ...S.B.J. 134
Whitehouse, W. F B.J. 505, 507
Whitei.ey, Henry B.J. 58
Whiteley, Henry 1594
Whitfikld, \< H T57ob
Whitfield, R. P B.J. 408, 409
Whitmore, W. W., M.P 2157
Whitty. Captain I. S. ... S.B.J. 226
Widdess, G. a 1593c
WiLBERFORCE, Rev. ROBERT ISAAC
2656a
WiLBERFORCE, SAMUEL (Bishop)... 2664
WiLBERFORCE, Rev. SaMUEL 2656a
WiLBERFORCE, WiLLIAM 2513,2552,2573
Wilber force, William ... 2539, 2562,
^567, 2568, 258.. 258^, 2<isf'a,
2670b, 2676, 2678,
B.J. 24, 35, S.J. B. 15
Wiles, James B.J. 430
WiLCHER, F. H 2338
Wilks, Rev. Samuel Charles ... 2618
WiLLCocKS, Sir J 2809
Willcocks, Rev. T 2513
Williams, Alfred M 2418a
Williams, Cynric R B.J, 289
Williams, F. H 858, 865
Williams, Gomer 2674
Williams, James B.J.6i
Williams, John S.B.J. 352
Williams, Rev. Joseph ... S.B.J. 547
Williams, J. Rowland, M.A.
S.B.J. S28b
J
INDEX OF NAMES.
179
Williams, W., F.R.S.E. ... B.J. 546
WlLLL-VMSON, J 2145
Willis, C. W B.J. 340, 1025,
S.B.J. 236
VVillot 1758
WlLLOUGHBY, H. L 872
VViLMERE, Alice 2289
Wilmore, John S.B.J. 264
WiLMOT, Sir Robert John, Bt. 2622,
2623
Wilmot, Capt 1998
Willoughby of Parham, ITrancis
Lord ^ 1502
Willoughby, Earl of
WiLLY.\MS, Rev. C 2101
Wilson, Arthur b B.J. 621
Wilson, Rev. C. A S.B.J. 594
Wilson, Rev. Daniel 2616, 2617
Wilson, Edward G 339a
Wilson, G 1850
Wilson, H. W 604b, 822b
Wilson, Rev. J. L 2726
Wilson, N.\thaniel S.B.J. 287a
Wimpffen, Francis Alexander
Stanisl.aus, Baron de 431a
Windsor, Thomas, Lord •..S.B.J. 194
Winn, T. S 2193,2583
WiNSHip, George P.arker 11 73
WiNSLOW, Jens O 2085a, 2098a
WiNSOR, Justin 2373
Wise, Lieut. H. A 2295
Wise, R S.B.J. 359
Wise, T. T 1906
Wodehouse, Governor 1564
WoLBERS. J 1719
WoLCOTT, M. O S.B.J. 587
Wolfe, C. Toler S.B.J. 720
WoLFSON, D. L i546f
Wood, Mr S.B.J. 428
Wood, Mr 213
Wood, Maj.'Gen. A 1948
Wood, 7. 7 55a
Woon„ General Leonard 830a
Wood, Major Walter E 1447
Wood, Rev. J. G 2182
Wood, J. J S.B.J. 4
Wood, William ... B.J. 282, 561, 628
Woodcock, Chief -Justice 1892
Woodcock, Henry Iles 2232
Woodcock, Willl^m John 593
Woodhead, Joseph 2849, B.J. 66
Woodley, W 259
Woods, Marg.aret Louisa (Mrs.
Henry) B.J. 998, S.B.J. 685
Workman, J 720
Worsley, a S.B.J. 34a
Worsley, Edward Joselyn
S.B.J. 404, 405, 664
Wright, John 2044
Wright, J 431a
Wright, R. S S.B.J. 488
AV'RIGHt, William, M.D. !B.J. 366,
1032, 1033, 1034, 1035
Wrong, George M S.B.J. 307
Wyatt, Rev. F. J 1587a
Wyld, James B.J. 54a
Wylie, Commander B.J. 258
"Wyllarde, Dolf" S.B.J. 610
Wynne, J. H 2054
W^yse, L. N. B 1089,1x22,1148
Yarico 28,38
Yates, John Ashton 2513,2539
Yolland, E S.B.J. 609
Young, Douglas, C.M.G 183d
Young, Rev. Robert S.B.J. 533-535
Young, Thomas 896
Young, Sir William, F.R.S. ... 2117
Zambrana, R 671, 677a
Zarra(;oritia Baron, Leopoldo, 1005,
1006
• B.J. 465
Zeltner, M. a io6ia
Zerda, L 1329
Zoeller, H 1078
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Root Food Growth in Jamaica. By Rev. J. Cork ...
Some Objects of Productive Industry : Native and other Fibre
Plants. By D. Morris
Outline of a Lectrue on Vegetable Chemistry. By J. J. Bowrey ...
The Cultivation of the Orange in Jamaica. By Dr. James Neish ...
The Vine and its Culture. By Rev. Wra. Griffith
The Cultivation of the Ramie. By Hon. J. C. Phillippo
On a New Beverage Substance : The Kola Nut. By Dv. James Neish
The Advantages to result from Railway Extension. By Hon. W. B.
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The Mineral Springs of Jamaica. By Hon. J. C. Phillippo
A Provisional List of the Fishes of Jamaica. By T. D. A. Cockerell,
F.Z.S., F.E.S
Institute of Jamaica Lectures : Agriculture
List of the Decapod Crustacea of Jamaica. By Mary J. Rathbun
The Economic Geology of Jamaica. By F. C. Nicholas
The Rainfall Atlas of Jamaica. By Maxwell Hall, M.A.
The Meteorology of Jamaica. By Maxwell Hall, M.A
Systematic Catalogue of the Land and Fresh-water Shells of Jamaica.
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The Mosquitoes or Culicidae of Jamaica. By F. 'V. Theobald,
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Bibliotheca Jamaicensis : Some account of the principal works on |
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Bibliographia Jamaicensis : A list of Jamaica Books and pamphlets,
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Supplement to Bibliographia Jamaicensis. By Frank Cundall ...
Bibliography of the West Indies. By Frank Cundall
Classified List of Books; Agriculture
Catalogue of Books in the Library of the Institute
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Studies in Jamaica History. By Frank Cundall. Illustrated by
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Biographical Annals of Jamaica. By Frank Cundall. (Illustrated) 1904 W
Jamaica in 1905 : A Handbook of Information for intending Settlers
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Political and Social Disturbances in the West Indies : A Brief
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A Brief Guide to an Exhibition of Maps of the Sixteenth Century
Illustrative of the Discovery of America. By Frank Cundall
(Illustrated) 1906 6J
Lady Nugent's Journal. Jamaica One Hundred Years Ago.
Edited by Frank Cundall. (With Illustrations and Maps) 1907 a/
Jamaica Place-Names. By Frank Cundall «909 ^d
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