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 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 OF THE WEST INDIES 
 
 (EXCLUDING JAMAICA) 
 
 
 BY 
 
 FRANK (CUXDALL, F.S.A. 
 Secretary and Librarian of the Institute of Jamaica 
 
 KINGSTON, JAMAICA 
 The IxsHTUTr': of Jamaica 
 Agents in London]: H. SoTfiERAN & Co., 140, Strand 
 AND 37, Piccadilly, W. 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. Barbados 
 
 2. Martinique (French) 
 
 3. Dominica 
 
 4. Guadeloupe (French)' 
 
 5. Montserrat 
 
 6. Antigua 
 
 7. St. Kitts — Nevis - 
 
 8. Virgin Islands ... 
 
 9. St. Thomas & St. Croix (Danish) . 
 
 10. Porto Rico (United States) 
 
 11. Santo Domingo (Republic) 
 
 12. St. Domingo (Former French Colony) 
 
 13. Hayti (Republic) 
 
 14. Bahamas 
 
 15. Cuba 
 
 16. Florida (United States) 
 
 17. Honduras 
 
 18. Nicaragua (Republic) .. 
 
 19. Costa Rica (Republic) .. 
 
 20. Panama (Republic) 
 
 21. Colombia (Republic) .. 
 
 22. Venezuela (Republic) .. 
 
 23. Curacao & St. Eustatius (Dutch) 
 
 24. British Guiana 
 
 25. Dutch Guiana (Dutch) ... 
 
 26. French Guiana (French) 
 
 27. Trinidad 
 
 28. Tobago 
 
 29. Grenada 
 
 30. St. Vincent 
 
 31. St. Lucia 
 
 32. West Indies, generally 
 
 33. Slavery 
 
 34. Buccaneers 
 
 35. British West Africa ... 
 
 36. Parliamentary Papers relating to the 
 
 generally 
 
 37. Index 
 
 West 
 
 Indies 
 
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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. 
 
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J. BARBADOS. 
 
 L 
 
 A Brikfe Relation ot the late 
 Horrid Rebellion acted in the 
 Island 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 General!, the 
 Gentlemen of the Councell and 
 Assembly occasioned from the 
 view of a printed paper, entituled 
 An Act prohibiting trade with 
 the Barbados. V^irgenea, Bermu- 
 das and Antego. J/atjh. 1651. * 2 
 
 Bloudy Newes from the Barba- 
 DAE8, being 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 Willoughby. 
 
 1652 [1651] • 3 
 
 A Brief Relation of the Beginning 
 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. [TtrT^^^ 
 
 The Same. Later ed. 1673. * 
 
 The Same. Histore de Tlsle des 
 
 Barbados. 1674. * 
 
 History of Barbados, St. Chris- 
 tophers, &c. By T. Davis. 
 London. 1666. * 6 
 
 Society of Friends in Barbadoes. 
 To Friends in Barbadoes, Vir- 
 ginia, &c. [1666?] * 7 
 
 A True and Faithful Account of 
 the Four Chiefest Plantations of 
 the English in America. By S. 
 Clarke. [Virginia — New 
 
 England — Bermudas — Barbados.] 
 1670. * 8 
 
 Great Newes from Barbadoes, or 
 a true . . . account of the grand 
 conspiracy of the negroes against 
 the English. 1676. * 9 
 
 Address of the Executors of Sir 
 William Courten 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 
 
 Thf tame. Reprinted in Vol. VII. 
 of Arber's Gamer. * 
 
 Tub Groans of the Plantations, or 
 a True Account of their Grevious 
 and Extreme Sufferings by the 
 heavy Impositions upon Sugar, 
 and other hardships, relating 
 more particularly to the Island 
 of Barbadoes. By Edward 
 Littlet on. — WS^. — ""Tt) 
 
 The I^resent 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] * 16 
 
 Marry, or Do Worse. A Comedy, 
 By W. Walker [a native of Bar- 
 bados]. 1704. * 16 
 
 .V Letter, from the most Consider- 
 able Proprietors of the Is- 
 land of Barbadoes . . for 
 establishing the African Trad© 
 by a joint-stock. [Barba- 
 
 dos]. 1709. * 17 
 
BAJil^ADOS. 
 
 A Voyage to the new Inland' 't^oh^' 
 seca, near Barbados. 1708. * 17a. : 
 An Ode Pindarick on Barbadoes. 
 
 [1710?] * is; 
 
 An Account of the number of 
 negroes delivered into the i 
 Islands of Barbados, Jamaica ^ 
 ar ''. Antego. from the year 1698 
 U 1708, since the trade was 
 op ned. . . [1710?] * 19 , 
 
 The Case of William Sharpe, Esq. j 
 [ix^'ating to the Island of Bar- j 
 ba'los] 1712. * 20 j 
 
 The Present State of the Sugar I 
 Plantations consider'd ; but more I 
 especially that of the Island of i 
 Barbadoes. 1713. * 21 \ 
 
 Sermon before the Governor and | 
 Assembly of Barbadoes, on the 
 thanksgiving day, for the Supi- 
 pression of the late unnatural 
 Rebellion [in Scotland]. 
 
 1717. * 22 
 
 A Reprksentatton 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 * 
 
 Thk Present State of the British 
 Sugar Colonies considered : in a 
 letter from n gentleman of Barba- 
 dos to his fricMid in London. 
 
 1731. * 25a 
 The "^rttish KMriRE in .America 
 
 cor "Hiclercd in a second letter from 
 a ,' ?ntl<nnan of Barbados. . . 
 
 1732. * 25b 
 "Foil Years' Vovacces, including 
 
 B bados. Bv G. Roberts. 
 
 1726. * 2.5c 
 A P-<;tectton of the stato 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 
 th« I-<^-ward Islands. 1783. * 
 
 PRoros\T;8 offered for the Sugar 
 Planlors' Redress, and for reviv- 
 
 ing the British Sugar Commerce, 
 
 &c., in a further letter from a 
 
 Gentleman of Barbadoes t^o a 
 
 . friend in Loudon. 1733. * 27 
 
 Yartco 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 [i-n Barbados 
 and Jamaica, &c.]. By T. Story. 
 Newcasth-uiJon-Tyne. 1747. * 30 
 
 Obsirvations on the Chany:es of the 
 Air and the Concomitant Epidemi- 
 cal Diseases in the Island of Bar- 
 bados. . . . By W. Hillary. 
 
 1752. * 30a 
 
 The Same. 2nd edition. 
 
 1766. * 
 
 llie Same. Philadelphia. 
 
 1811. [2h.] 
 
 The Natural History of Barbados. 
 In 10 books. By Rev. G. 
 ?Iughes, A.M. 1750. [3 c] 31 
 
 I Sk!:tch of the one Great Argu- 
 I ment. By J. Rotheram. Oxford. 
 j 1754. * 31a 
 
 I Treatise on Husbandry or Plant- 
 ! ing. By W. Belgrove, a regular 
 bred, and long experienced 
 I Planter, of the Island of Bar- 
 I bados. 1755. * 32 
 
 I A Df:FKNCE of the conduct of Bar- 
 badoes during the late Expedi- 
 i tion to IVfartinique and 
 
 j Guadaloupe in a letter to thf 
 { Right Hon. Gen. Barrington. 
 I By a native, resident in the 
 j Islands. [Attributed to Sir J. G. 
 I Alleyne.] 1760. [3 c.] 33 
 
 Acts ]iassed in the Island of Bar- 
 bados from 1643 to 1762, revised 
 ])y Hall, with Index jmd Abridg- 
 m(;nt. 1764. * 84 
 
 A Short History of BARBAOoi, 
 from its First Bisc(jvery and 
 Settlement to the present time. 
 
BARBADOS. 
 
 By G. Frcro. New ed. Cor- 
 rect txl and enlarged. London, 
 1764. [2 b.] 35 
 
 Hemakk.s upon the Short History 
 of Jamaica. 1768. * 36 
 
 CoN8ii>KRATroN8 on the Negroe 
 Cause. addr«»s8e<l to Lord Mans^ 
 tiehi by a West Indian [S. Est- 
 wick, LL.I)., of Barbados]. 
 
 The .Same. 2nd ed. 1773. * 
 
 1772. * 3T 
 
 Y All ICO to Inkkk, a Poem. By a 
 voiin^ (icntleman of Trinity 
 College. Dublin. Dublin. 
 
 1774. • 38 
 
 Hkaiarkh on the Evidence delivered 
 on the Petition by the West India 
 Planters and Merchants to the 
 Hou.se of Commons, so far as the 
 same re8i>eots the Barbadoes and 
 Letnvard Islands. 1777. * 39 
 
 Society for the Encouragement of 
 Arts, Manufactures and Com- 
 merce. Institution and first 
 proceetlings. . . [and, continua- 
 tion!. Harbadof. 
 
 [1781-1784]. • 40 
 
 Trkatibk on the (rlandular Disease 
 of Barbadoes, proving it to b« 
 seatfnl in the Lymphatic System. 
 By Dr. J. Hendy. 1784. * 41 
 
 lN»TRr(Tio.NS for the Management 
 of a Plantation in Barbadoes and 
 for the treatment of Negroes. 
 
 1786. * 42 
 
 Lrttkrs 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 
 .\bilities. Bv W. Dickson. 
 
 1789. * 43 
 
 Thk Principles by whicli a cur- 
 rency is established, a coinage 
 formeil. and the money circula- 
 tions of this island (Barbados) 
 may be restored and prescribed. 
 fiar}ta<fo.<. {London printfKl.] 
 
 1791. * 44 
 
 •Thk Pcblic Acts in force: passed 
 by the Legislature of Barbados, 
 l'762-18(K). A digested abridge- 
 ment of the said Acts. . By S. 
 Moore. 1801. * 45 
 
 I'hiladdphin. 1811. [2h.] 30a 
 
 Lbttkr to J. Beckles, Esq., Attor- 
 ney General at Barbadoes, and 
 Correspondence between them on 
 the subject of the Conveyance of 
 th»« Kendal Plantation being un- 
 fairly obtained. By Sir P. 
 Gibbs. 1802. * 46 
 
 Proceedinch 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 iand, 
 in the year 1605, till the ses- 
 sion of Lord Seaforth, 180 By 
 J. Pover. 
 
 1808. [3 48 
 
 ' On the Geology of BARi.^.^OEs 
 
 [from Linnaean Soc. Trans.) By 
 
 I Dr. Skey. 1812. * 50 
 
 ! Mitigation of Slavery. Part L 
 Letters and Papers of the late 
 Hon. J. Steel<'. Part II. Letters 
 to T. Clarkson. Esq., M.A. By 
 W. Dickson, LL.I). 
 
 i 1814. [H.C.] 51 
 
 I Remarks on the Insurrection in 
 Barbadoes, and the Bill for the 
 Registration of Slaves. 
 
 j 1816 * 52 
 
 j Report from a Select Committee of 
 the House of Assembly appointe<l 
 
 I to inquire into the . . causes . . 
 of the late insurrection. Barba- 
 
 I dns. [1818?] • 53 
 
 I Report of a Debate in Council on 
 I a Despatch from Lord Bathurst 
 to Sir H. Warde, Governor of 
 i Barbados. Brvhfr-Toivn. 
 
 j {London reprinted.] 1823. * 54 
 
 ' Report of a Committee of the 
 i Council of Barbadoes, apiK)inted 
 ! to inquire into the actual con- 
 dition of the slaves in this island. 
 ... 1824. * 55 
 
 ! Lkctcki-is on the Gosi)el of St. 
 . Matthew. By Rev. \y. M. Harte, 
 ! Rector of St. Lucv, Barbados, 
 ! 2nd ed. 1824. [3g.] 55a 
 
 The Barbadoes Gjrl. A tale for 
 I young people. 1825. r.] 56 
 
 j A Declaration of Inhabi its of 
 Barbados respecting th demo- 
 lition of the Methodist <^hapel. 
 liarfxidos. 182( * 57 
 
 I Parochial Sermons prea id in 
 i the West Indies. By homas 
 : Parry. . . Oxford. 1828. * 58 
 
 ( Authentic Report of the Debate 
 i in the House of Commons, June 
 j 23; 1825, on Mr. Buxton's 
 ! Motix)n relative to the Demoli- 
 tion of the Methodist Chapel and 
 I Mission House in Barbadoes, and 
 j 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 Barbadensis. By J. D. 
 Mayoock. 1830. [3 b.] 62 
 
 Account of the fatal Hurricane by 
 v/hich 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., Archdeacon of Bar- 
 bados. 1833. * 66 
 
 A Letter . . relative to the 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 
 Chapel 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 
 
 Creolhana : 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 West 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.] 80 
 
 Charge delivered, 1861. By T. 
 Parry, Bishop of Barbados. 
 
 Barbados. 1861. * 81 
 
 Laws of Barbados. 1864. * 82 
 
 Report on the Population of 
 
 Barbados. By Governor Rawson. 
 
 1872. * 83 
 
 Report on Cattle and Mule 
 Diseases. Barbados. 1873. * 83a 
 
 Report on the Rainfall of Jamaica. 
 By Governor Rawson. 
 
 1874. * 84 
 
 Education Commission Rejwrt, 
 1875-76. Barbados, 1876. 
 
 [30 g.] 85 
 
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. 
 
 [3d.] 87 
 
 Further Papers relating to the 
 Disturbances in Barbados. [P.P.] 
 July, 1876. * 
 
 Tht 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 Societv 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 , Dem . , 1887 . 
 
 [la] 92 
 
 Royal Visits to Barbados. By C. 
 
 P. Bo wen. Barbados. 
 
 [1887.] * 93 
 The Barbados Diamond Jubilee 
 
 Directory and West Indian 
 
 Advertiser. By S. J. Fraser. I 
 Barbados. 1887. * 94 i 
 
 The Same. Barbados. 1901. ; 
 
 [3g.] 
 
 The Same. 1905. [M.C.] j 
 
 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 I 
 
 History and Guide to Barbados. i 
 
 By J. H. Stark. Boston. 1893. I 
 
 [3g.] 97 I 
 
 Laws of Barbados . . revised and i 
 
 consolidated by the Commis- j 
 
 sioners, H. A. Bovell and W. H. I 
 
 Greaves. Barbados. \ 
 
 1893. * 98 I 
 
 The Constitutional Crisis of 1876 in j 
 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 I 
 
 Hurricane and Relief of Distress in i 
 
 Barbados. [P.P.C. 9205, 9550.] 1 
 
 1899. * 101a • 
 
 PjXTRact from the various Records ! 
 
 of the Early 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- i 
 
 bados. [P.P. Cd. 2377.] | 
 
 1905. * 102a I 
 
 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 de Prins te 
 Paerfc, van wegen het goliasseerde 
 op't eylandt Martenique, voor 
 geraUeii op de xi) July, 1674, 
 Amsti^rdanu 1674. * 103 
 
 An Account of the Expedition to 
 the West Indies against Martinico. 
 With the Reduction of Guadehipe, 
 and other Leeward Islands subject 
 to the French King. By Cap- 
 
 tain R. Gardiner, 
 [llhistrated.j 1759. * 104 
 
 The same. 2nd ed. 1760. * 
 
 The same. 3rd ed. Birmingham. 
 
 ■printed. 1762. [3a.] 
 
 The Same. Relation de I'Expe- 
 
 dition aux Indes Occidentales con- 
 tre la Martinique. Avec la Reduc- 
 tion de la Guadelupe et autres 
 Uses sous v^ent appartenent au 
 Roi de France, en 1750. 3me. ed. 
 BirmingJiam, printed. 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 d(^ 
 la Martinique, entre le Procureur- 
 General^ d'une part, et la Societe 
 ties Jesuites, d' autre. [Marti- 
 
 nique? 1763.] * 105 
 
 ExTRAiT des Registres du Conseil 
 Superieur de la Martinique (entre 
 le Procureur-Geheral du Roi . . et 
 Le Frere Pretril). [Martinique? 
 1763.] * 106 
 
 Voyage a la Martinique, contenant 
 diverses observations sur la 
 Physique I'Histoire naturelle 
 PAgriculture, les Moeurs, et les 
 Usages de cette Isle. . . [Par 
 T. <fe Chanvalon.] raris, 1763. 
 [3 b.] 107 
 
 The Case of Colin Campbell, late 
 
 Major Commandant • of His 
 
 Majesty's 100th Regiment. Lon- 
 don, privately 2>finf<^d, 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, Esq., 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 
 la quelle etoit la Martinique, a 
 I'epoque du 18 octobre, 1790. 
 [Par is ^ 1790.] * 110 
 
 OtJTRAGE fait a runiforni national 
 par M. Damas de Marillac, sur 
 MM. Blanzel et Barrot de Moissac 
 ])assagers sur le navire la Fran- 
 (,Hnse desiree mouille en la rade de 
 Saint-Pierre, la nuit du 14 au 15 
 Juin 1790. [Paris 1790.] * 111 
 
 Recit des eveneniens 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 coniplette des accusa- 
 tions portees par MM. Ruste et 
 Corio. Contre 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 Rejwnse 
 au Memoire intitule: Memoire de 
 M.' Damas. Gonverneur de (la 
 Martinique, sur Ips troubles le la 
 Martinique.) [Paris?, 1791.] 
 , . * 114 
 
 Memoire de M. de Damas de 
 Marillac, gonverneur de la Marti- 
 nique, sur les troubles de cetbe 
 colonie. [Foi^t 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 eveneniens arrives a la 
 M3rtinique, 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 
 
MARTIN IQUB. 
 
 Pjec<« justificatives sur I'affaire de 
 la Martinique, qui constatent la 
 <onduit4* imtriotique dc M. «Je 
 Damas, gouvernour-general de 
 <ott-(» coloiiit'. Par. A Dillon 
 (Count). [/'oris' 17fK).] * 118 
 
 <'opiE8 ot Kxtrait.s collationnes, des 
 pieces do la proi'odiire, suivie 
 detvant les tribunaux de la Marti- 
 nique, entre les interesses au 
 bateau Anjijlois Thomas Spencer et 
 la Douan<» de set to Colon ie. 
 
 N.D (r. 1800). 118a. 
 
 Adrkrkk a Messieurs les Colons dc 
 la Martini(|ue. Par de CHirt. 
 Londrei', 1801. * 119 
 
 Code la Martimquk. Nouvelle ed. 
 Par M. I)urand-Molar<l. 5 torn. 
 Saint /'irrrr, 1807-14. • 120 
 
 SuBSTAME of a Sp<»ecb in the House 
 of Commons upon th<> «econ<l read- 
 ing; of the Martinique Trade Hill. 
 Hy J. Marryat. 1809. * 121 
 
 Papeu.s presented to the House of 
 Commons, relating to t\\fi C'apitu- 
 lation and Surrender of Marti- 
 nique. 1809. • 121a. 
 
 MoNOGRAPfiiR du Trigonocephal© des 
 
 Antilles, on grande vi|)ere fer- 
 
 de-lance de l.t Martinique. . . 
 
 Par M(»rea-u de Joannes. Pari*. 
 
 1816. • 12*2 
 
 IliNTOiMR Physique des Antilles, 
 Savoir: ia Martinique' et les Ilea 
 dt» la CJuadehnifM'. Par A. 
 
 Moreau de Joannes. Tom 1 (onlv 
 published.! rari*. 1822. * 123 
 
 StATUTE de la Martiuiq\1e. I'ar Re- 
 nouard. 1822. * 124 
 
 Affaire des Deportes de la Marti- 
 nique, Memoirs, Consultation, 
 pieces justificatives, &c. Paris. 
 
 1824. * 125 
 
 Oricjen 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. 
 -V un Colon ; sur rFImancipation 
 <"ivile et jwlitique . appliquee aux 
 colonies Fran(,'aises. l*ar C. C. A. 
 Bissette. /'orif. 1830. [in Slav. 
 Pam. 2h.J 127 
 
 <.'alomnie8 devenues verites ou 
 Reponse au pamjihlet de MM. 
 Lacharirere et Foiguet, delegues 
 des Colons de la Guadeloupe. 
 Par C. C. A. Bissette. Paris. 1831. 
 [In Slav. Pam. 2 h.l 128 
 
 Reponse li la Brochure tie M. 
 Fleurian, Delegue des Colons de I 
 la Mar.tinique. Par C. ('. A. i 
 Bissette. Paris. 1831. [In 
 Slav. Pam. 2h.l 129 j 
 
 Reponse a MM. de La Charriere et 
 Foiguet, de la Guadeloupe. Par 
 C. C. A. Bissette et Fabien (de la < 
 Martinique). Pari*. 1831. [In , 
 Slav. Pam. 2h.| 130 
 
 Lettre au Ministre de la Marine et 
 des Colonies sur la necessite 
 d'arreter la Reaction aux 
 yVntilles Franca ises. Par O. C. A. ' 
 Bissette. Pari«. 1831. [In Slav. 
 Pam. 2 h.l 131 j 
 
 Des Colonies, avant et apres la i 
 Revolution de Juillet, 1830. Par | 
 L. Fabien (Mandataire des Fran- 
 cais de couleur do la Martinique). 
 Pari*. 1831. [In Slav. Para. 2 h.] 
 
 132 
 
 CoNsn.TATiox pour juge d'Instruc- ' 
 tion a la Martinique, renvoyc en •! 
 France pour rendre (^ompte de sa 
 cunduite au Ministre de la Marine 
 et des Colonies. Par H. Duquesne. 
 /'oris. \\m2?] I In Slav Pam. ! 
 2 h.l 133 
 
 0B8BRVATIO.V8 SUf l©8 PfOJetS de ( 
 
 Lois ColonialcM, presentes a la J 
 
 Chambre <los Deputes. Par. C. C. I 
 
 A. Bissette. Parif. 1832. [In J 
 Slav.. Pam. 2 h.l 134 
 
 ExAME.N Rapide dos Deux projets 
 du loi relatifs aux Colonies ' 
 adresse a la chambre des Deputes. i 
 Par C. C. A. Bissette. Paris. 1 
 1833. [In Slav. Pam. 2h.] 135 i 
 
 .\rpEr. aux Amis de I'Humanite 
 contre un epoqvantable arret. Par 
 Fabien. Paris. 1834. [In Slav, i 
 I'am. 2h.j 136 
 
 Enquete sur le Serpent. Par E. i 
 Rufz de Lavison. Saint Pierre. 
 
 1843 * 137 < 
 
 HiSTORiE de la Martinique. Par S. 
 Dancy. 1846. * 138 ,i 
 
 Etudes historiqnes et statistiques \ 
 sur la population de la Martini- \ 
 que. Par E. Rnfz de Lavison. 2 1 
 vol. St. Pierre. 1850. * 139 
 
 Elogie funebre de Mgr. Porchez, ' 
 
 Eveque de la Martinique. Par \ 
 
 Abbe Dergny. Abbeville . > 
 18G0. * 140 
 
 Les Bambgns. Fables de la Fon- j 
 
 taine travesties en patois Creole. ■ 
 Par un vieux Commandeur 
 [Marbot]. Fort-de-France. 
 
 1869. * 141 ! 
 
s 
 
 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 Arniral T. 
 Aube (ancien gouverneur de la 
 Martinique). Paris. 1882. 
 
 [H.C.] 145 
 
 Les Antilles Frangaises. Par N. 
 
 Basset. Paris. 1886 * 146 
 
 Souvenirs de la Martinique. Par 
 
 C. Mismer. 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. 
 L. Garaud. Paris. 1892 
 
 Par 
 
 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. Heilpriu. 
 
 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. Roseau. 
 
 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. 
 
 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. Mouliiis. 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. New 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 
 
 Une Histoire vecue des cataclysmes 
 de Martinique, 1891—1902. Par 
 E. Duchateau-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 «conomiques. Par 
 E. Legier. Paris. 1905. * 171 
 
 Saint Pierre-Martinique, 1635-1902. 
 Annales des Antilles Francjaisea. 
 Par C. L. L. Paris. 1905. * 172 
 
3. DOMINICA. 
 
 Reoulationb for opening the 
 Island of Dominica as a Free 
 Port approved by the West 
 Indian and North American 
 Committees. [London, 1766.] 
 
 * 173 
 
 An Act for laying a Tax on Wood- 
 land, Dominica. Roseau. 
 
 1772. * 174 
 
 Rklation 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- 
 jjedition de I'lsle Rho<le-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 adde^l observations 
 on . . . . some other West India 
 Diseases, also the chemical ana- 
 lysis ... of the hot mineral 
 waters in the sjame island. Hy 
 J. Clark. 1797. * 176 
 
 Two Sermons preached at Domi- 
 nica ; with appendix, containing 
 minut<»s 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. 
 
 Roseau. 1818. [34a.] 177a 
 
 A Short Memoir of Thomas Emee. 
 late Major, commanding the fifth 
 regiment, commandant of His 
 Majesty's troops in this colony. 
 Dominica. 1824. * 177b 
 
 Correspondence on Disturbances 
 among the negroes in the Island 
 of Dominica. [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. * 180 
 
 Birds of Dominica and St. Vinoent. 
 
 1878. * 18Ua 
 
 The Battle off Dominica in 1782. 
 
 Bv 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 Dominica. [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, C.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. [DeM.C] * i83a 
 
 Reasons for keeping Guadaloupe 
 at a peace, preferable to Canada. 
 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," itc, 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 I'Assemblee de la 
 Guadaloupe, aux Assembles ad- 
 ministratives de Sant-Domingue, 
 envoyee aux deputes de cette 
 colonic a I'Assemblee Nationale 
 pour appuyer et renforcer la^ 
 denonciation solemnelle du 
 
 Comte de la Luzerne, faite par 
 la deputation de Saint-Dominque. 
 Cap FrnnQois. [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 
 I>our y etablir la paix. Pariff. 
 
 [1791?] * 138 
 
 Adresse de V Assemblee gc^nerale 
 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 memo ville, 
 pour demonstrer I'iniquite, 1' 
 incompetence et la Nullite de 
 divers arretes de 1' Assemblee 
 coloniale de 1' isle Guadeloupe. 
 Paris. 1792. * 190 
 
 Commission etablie pour examiner 
 la situation du Volcan de Guade- 
 loupe. Rapport. . . 
 
 Au Port de la Liberie, 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 
 
 I General et special des hommes de 
 
 i couleur de la Guadeloupe). Paris. 
 
 1 1831. [2 h.] 193 
 
 ! Observations sur le Projet de Loi 
 
 I relatif aux Droits Civils et poli- 
 
 * tiques des Hommes de Couleur 
 
 I des Colonies Frangaises, adresseea 
 
 '. a la Chambre des Pairs. Par 
 
 R. Mondesir. 7V/r?^'. 
 L 1833. [2h.] 194 
 
 , Des Deux Projets de lois relatif aux 
 
 ; Colonies. Par R. Mondesir. 
 
 i Paris. 1833 [2 h.] 195 
 
 1 Conseil Colonial de la Guadeloupe. 
 
 I Abolition de 1' esclavage. Parin. 
 
 1848. * 196 
 
 ! La Guadeloupe Pittoresque. Par. 
 \ A. Sudan. Paris. 1863. * 197 
 
 '. Annitaire de la Griiadeloupe. 
 
 ' 1868. * 198 
 
 ! La Guadeloupe depuis sa decouverte 
 ] jusqu'a nos Jours, Par Pardon. 
 I Paris. 1881. * 199 
 
 La Colonic de la Guadeloupe, et 
 le projet de loi sur les sucres. 
 
 •• Paris. 1884. * 200 
 I The Gitesde Collection of Antiquitiea 
 I in Point-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. By 
 j O.T. Mason. Washinqfon. 
 
 1884. * 200a 
 
 1 Culture de la Canne a sucre a. la 
 
 I Guadeloupe. Par P. Boname. 
 
 j , ; , Paris. , 1888. * 201 
 
 I GiTADELOUPE et Dependances. Par. 
 I La Selve. Limoges. 1889. * 202 
 
 ' La Guadeloupe. Renseignements sur 
 j rhistorie, la liore', le faune, la 
 I geologie. Par. J. Ballet. 3 torn. 
 ! Basse-Terre. 1890-99. * 203 
 
 i La Guadeloupe. : les Enfants eele- 
 i bres Lt^onard, <fec. Par. P. 
 I Vauchelet. I'aris. 1894. * 204 
 
 The Same. Dugommier. 
 
 Montreuil. 1899. * 
 
 La Martinique et la Guadeloupe. 
 Considerations sur 1' avenir et la 
 culture de la canne, la production 
 due Sucre et du rhum. Par E. 
 Legier. Paris. 1905. * 205 
 
I 
 
 MONTSERRAT n 
 
 5. MONTSERRAT. 
 
 Acts of Assembly of Montserrat, I Laws of Montserrat from 1668 to- 
 from 1668 to 1740. 1740. * 205a | 1778. 1780. * 205l> | 
 
12 
 
 6. ANTIGUA. 
 
 A Brief Account of the Sufferings 
 of the vServants of the Lord called 
 Quakers : from their first arrival 
 in the Island of Antegoa, 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 fomen- 
 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. 1734-64. * 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 Supplementarv to the 
 [Antigua] Militia Act. 1756. * 214 
 
 Unfortunate Shipwright, or Cruel 
 Captain, being a faithful narra- 
 tive of the unparelleled Suffer- 
 ings of R. Barker in a Voyage to 
 the Coast of Guinea and Antigua. 
 1762. * 215 
 
 Essay upon Plantership. By S. 
 Martin. Antigua printed : London ; 
 re-primted. 1765. * 215a 
 
 Funeral Sermon by F. Gilbert at 
 St. John's, Antigua, on the death 
 of N. Gilbert, Esq., 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 -w^ell White as Black; as 
 also an Accurate Statement of 
 the Food, Clothing, Labor. [By 
 J. Lutfman.] 1789. * 217 
 
 Facts relating to the cruel treat- 
 ment of the English prisoners of 
 war at Point a Pitre and St. Mar- 
 tins ; interspersed with occasional 
 remarks. . By an English Clergy- 
 man, ^j-titigua. 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. Antigua. 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. 
 Jamaica. 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 
 Wesleyan Missionaries in the 
 Maria mail boat, off the Island 
 of Antigua, by Mrs. Jones, the 
 only survivor. 1826. * 223 
 
 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, 
 By J. Phillips, of Antigua. 
 
 1833. * 225 
 
 A Catechism of certain Moral, 
 
 Social and Civil Duties, adapted 
 
 to existing Circumstances by the 
 
 W^esleyan Missionaries of Antigua. 
 
 1836. * 22ff 
 
 Narrative of the late awful and 
 calamitous Earthquake in the- 
 
ANTIGUA. 
 
 13 
 
 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 Antiguans. A full 
 account of the colony and its in- 
 habitants from the time of the 
 Caribs to the present day. 2 vols. 
 [Bv 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. 
 
 Christophf-rs in 1847. By D 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 oaid 
 thereon during the year ending 
 Jan.. 1875. 1875. * 232a 
 
 Catalogue of Books in the Public 
 
 Library of Antigua, -n.d. [ab. 
 
 1880]. [34 b.] 233 
 
 De Successione Apostolica necnon 
 Missione et Jurisdictione Hier- 
 archise Anglicana? et Catholicae. 
 
 unacum Appendicibus et Indici- 
 bus : Auctore Venerabili Doctore 
 Jacobo Clark, Archdiacano Anti- 
 guensis. Georgiopoli in Guiana 
 Britannica: Londini: Edinburgi: 
 1890. [6h.] 234 
 
 Report of the Results obtained 
 on the Experimental Fields at 
 Skerrett'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 by Rev. R. J. E. 
 Scott, M.A. [3 g.] 236 
 
 The History of the Island of Anti- 
 gua. 3 vols. By 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^s. 
 
 1897. [n.b.] 239 
 
 By-Laws of the Antigua Public 
 Library. St. JoJuCs. 
 
 1899. [n.b.] 239a 
 
 St John's City Board. By-Law 
 No. 19(X). St. John'K 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 
 
 Nkwes 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. 
 
 Les particularitoz de la defaite des 
 Auglois, av(K- la jiriso de leurs 
 Forte, Arrties. ©t Drapeaux dans 
 risle de S. Cristophe, en 
 TAmerique, par k^s FranQois; 
 oommandez par le Comraandeur 
 <le Sales, sous PAntliorite de la 
 Compagnie des Indes 0(^ciden- 
 tales. Paris, 1666. * 240 
 
 Ce qui s'est passe a la Descente des 
 Anglois, en I'Isle Saint 
 
 Christophe, ou ils ont peixlu pins 
 de mille Soldats tiiez, ou taits 
 prisonniers, pai* les Troupes que 
 la Compagnie Pranc^oise <les 
 Indes Occidentales, y entretient. 
 Parix, 1667. " 241 
 
 Ce qui s'est passe a la Guadeloupe, 
 et dans les Isles voisines : d'oii 
 les Anglois ont ete repoussez, 
 avec perte de la plupart de leurs 
 Vaisseaux. Pari/<. 1666. * 242 
 
 Suite des Affaires des Franvois, en 
 I'ile de Saint Christophe, depuis 
 la Vietoire qu'ils y ont r'em- 
 porte© sur les Anglois : Et les 
 Particularitez du Combat donne 
 entre une Fregate des Cheveliers 
 de rOrdre de Nostre-Dame du 
 Mont Carmel; et de S. Lazare, 
 et les mesmes Anglois. 
 
 Paris. 1666. * 243 
 
 Relation de la prise des Isles de 
 Saint Christophe and de Saint 
 Fustache, situees dans 1' 
 Amerique, par les amies du Roy 
 de la Grande-Britagne. 
 
 {Paris'^ 1690.] * 244 
 
 Sermon of the Funeral of the Hon. 
 Col. F. Collingwoo<l, and of his 
 Lady, who Avere both interred in 
 St. John's Chu-rch, in the Island 
 of Nevis, in America, May 29 
 and May 31. 1690. By T. Hes- 
 kith. 1700. ' * 245 
 
 Fabewell Sermon preached in St. 
 
 John's, at Nevis, in America, 
 
 2oth May. 1701. By T. Heskith. 
 
 1702. * 246 
 
 The Case of the . . distressed 
 Planters and other inhabitants of 
 the Islands of Nevis and St. 
 Christo])her. [London, 1710?] 
 
 * 247 
 
 The Case of the jiresent 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 u> 
 the Bank of England at Four 
 Pounds per Centum, redeemaV>lo 
 by Parliament, and charged upon 
 the Duties on Coals and Culm ; 
 and for further applying the Pro- 
 duce of the Sinking Fund, an-d 
 for enlarging the time for Ex- 
 clianging 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 Plurricane 
 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. 8ld., arisen by Sale 
 of Lands in the Island of St. 
 Christopher's. 1740. * 253 
 
 Acts of Assembly, .passed in the 
 Island of Nevis, from 1664 to 
 1739, inclusive. 1740. * 254 
 
 Thf. Sainr. Abridgement. 
 
 1740. * 255 
 
 Natur.\l History of Nevis and the 
 
 - rest of the Charibee Islands. By 
 W. Smith, M.D. 1745. * 25(3 
 
 Tryal of J. Barbot, Attorney at 
 Law, for the Murder of M. Mills, 
 at a Coui-t . . . 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 
 x4.merica. St. Christopher. 
 
 1769. * 259 
 
 Argument or Speech of J. 
 Gardiner, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, 
 
ST. KITTS — KHVIS. 
 
 15 
 
 H-ho stoixl romiiiittod by tlie pre- 
 tended Assembly of tliis island 
 for a pretended Content pt. 
 
 St. fhriMfniihtr. 1770. * 260 
 
 A Trkatisk on J*lantin^ from the 
 origin of semen to ebullition . . 
 Ky J. Peterkin. 2nd ed. 
 
 St. ChriMtoplor. 1790. * 261 
 
 Laws of the Island of St. Clhristo- 
 pher . . from 1711 to 1791. 
 . St. tlirhtophrr. 1791. * 262 
 
 Trial of J. I). H. Konvellet. K.sq.. 
 of the Island of St. Christopher. 
 for Forgery. 1806. * 263 
 
 Case in Xevis, 1817. [E. Hnj£ji:ins*s 
 alle^fMl .severe ehastisement of 
 slaves.] hmdnn, 1818. [H.('.| 264 
 
 NATi'RAh History of Nevis, and tln' 
 rest of the Knglish Leeward 
 C'haribee Islands in America. Hy 
 R^'V. Mr. Smith. t 'ainhrif/i/>\ 
 
 1745. *■ 264a 
 
 Papers rotating to tho CommisMion 
 sent from St. Chri.stopher to in- 
 quire into the condition of the 
 Island of An^^uilla. llVP.j 
 
 1826. * 26.5 
 
 Dktaif-8 of a Case of Piracy, iji the 
 capture of the \\i'm Carraboo, of 
 Liver|>ool. Finlay C(M)k, Master; 
 comprising the Official Corre- 
 spomlenoe relatinji to a Claim 
 made by his Honor the Com- 
 mander-in-Chief of St. Christopher 
 to the Commandant of St. 
 Kustatius and Sal)a. for the resti- 
 tution of the Vessel and Cargo. . . 
 2nd ed. St. Chriftopker, 1828. * 266 
 
 Report of the Commissioners for 
 ; taking the Census. January 1st, 
 I800. Together with analytical 
 tables. Ha.tst'fcrre, 
 
 Sf. Chrisfupher. 1855. * 267 
 
 \ The Statutes of the Islands of St. 
 
 i Chri.sto|>her and Anguilla. 
 
 ' 1857. * 268 
 
 , The Laws of Nevis from 1681 to 
 1861, inclusive: with aj)pendicos 
 
 j and iiide.v, [Com])ile(l and 
 
 arrajiged })v H. C. Huggins.] 
 
 1862. * 269 
 
 An Account <lescriptive of the 
 Island of Nevis. Bv J. A. B. 
 lies. Xfirwirh. (187f.] 
 
 13b.] 270 
 
 Li:phosy. By W. :Munro, M.D., 
 CM., late xMedical Officer, wSt. 
 Kitts. .\fanrhiMvr. [1879]. 
 
 L3g.] 270a 
 
 Report . . giving a short account 
 of the Flood of 1880, and the 
 funds re<.'eiv<i»l. liaxseftrre. 
 
 1880. * 271 
 
 The Question of tho Hour! Rea- 
 sons for representative govern- 
 ment. By T. Liburd. 
 
 Baffetcrre. 1887. * 272 
 
 Vital Statistics of Anguilla. [P.]'. 
 C. 9411.] 1899. * 272a 
 
 The Srr.AR Industry of St. Kitts- 
 Nevis. [P.P. Cd. 2878.] 1906 * 272b 
 
 The Georgeous Isle. Bv G. Ather- 
 ton. 1908. [3g.J 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. 8883.1 1898. * 276 
 
9. ST. THOMAS and ST. CROIX. 
 
 C. G. A. Oldendorp's Geschichte der ; 
 Mission der Evangelischen Briider 
 auf den Caraibischen Inseln S. 
 Thomas, S. Croix und S. Jan. 
 HorausgeKeben durch J. J. Bos- 
 sart. Jiarhy. 1777. * 277 
 
 Beskivelre af Oen S. Croix, Af H. 
 West (Pastor). Kjohenhavn. 
 
 1793. * 277a 
 
 Observations upon the State of 
 Nogro 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. Thomas. 
 By J. P. Nissen. Nazareth, Pa. 
 1838. * 279 
 
 The Winteh of 1840 in St. Oroix, 
 with an excursion to Tortola and 
 St. Thomas. By J. Smith. 
 
 Xew York. 1840. * 279a 
 
 A Hi8TORic.\L Account of St. 
 Thomas, W.I., with its rise and 
 progress . . and incidental no- 
 tices of St. Croix and St. John's. 
 , . By J. P. Knox. New York. 
 1852. [3 b.] 280 
 
 The Danish Islands. Are we bound 
 in honour to pay for them? By 
 J. Parton. Bostoji. 1869. * 280a 
 
 St. Croix's Flora. Af Baron H. F. 
 A. Ecgers. Kjohenhavn. 
 
 1876. ♦ 280b 
 
 — — The Same. Washington. 1879 * 
 
 In Danisch-Westindien. 1732-60. 
 By A. V. Dewitz. Niesky. 
 
 1882. * 281 
 
 Leaflets from the Danish West 
 Indies. By Dr. C. E. Taylor. 
 
 1888. * 282 
 
 A Diplomatic Fiasco. The rejected 
 Treaty for St. Thomas. By E. L. 
 Pierce. Boston.. 1889. * 283 
 
 J7 
 
 By H. 
 
 Det danske Vestindien. 
 Cavling. Kjohenhavn. 
 
 1894. * 284 
 
 The Same. Danisch-West- 
 indien. von H. Cavling. Deutsch 
 von D. Burmeistor-Norburg. 
 
 1902. * 
 
 Om dansk Vestindien. By H. M. 
 W. Fischer. Kjhenhaven. 
 
 1896. • 285 
 
 An Island of the Sea, descriptive 
 of the Past and Present of St. 
 Thomas. By C E. Taylor. 
 
 St. Tlwmas. 1895. * 285a 
 
 A List of Books on the Danish 
 West Indies. Congressional 
 
 Library. Washington. 
 
 1901. * 286 
 
 Kampen om dansk Vestindien. 
 
 Kjhenhaven. 1902. * 287 
 
 Dansk Politik, og dansk Vestindien. 
 By Tilskuer. Kjhenhaven. 
 
 1902. * 288 
 
 Flora of the Island of St. Croix. By 
 C. F. Millspaugh. Chicago. 
 
 1902. * 288a 
 
 Brodvembninghadens Mission. 
 
 Dansk- Vestindien, 1769-1848. By 
 
 H. Lawaetz (Pastor). Copenhagen. 
 
 1902. * 288b 
 
 De dansk-vestindiske Oer. By C. 
 M. Hansen. Eshjerg. 
 
 1903. * 289 
 
 Bet.enknino over Fordholdene paa 
 de dansk-vestindiske Oer. 
 
 Kjhenhaven. 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. (Juin, F.R.G.S. 
 [New York printed.] Christian- 
 8fed, St. Croix. 1907. [3g.] 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 scnne, reprint. Porto Biro. 
 
 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, Bishoj) of 
 Porto Rico. Madrid. 1624. * 294 
 
 Gr.\ndkzp: Mejicana. I'or B. de 
 Balbuena. Madrid. \(m). * 295 
 
 CoNSTiTucioNS Siuodalcs. . . 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 Captaiiie 
 Baudin, par P. Le<lru. 2 vols. 
 Pari.^. . 1810. * 297 
 
 HiSTOiRK de la deconverte, et de la 
 conque.te, et de \» onion ization de 
 Poiito R;;oo. Par A. E. Moriai. 
 2 vols. y<'iv Orhciiiii. 
 
 1812 * 297a 
 
 Reglaments sob re la Educacion, 
 
 trato y ocupaciones que deben 
 
 dar a sus esclavos los hacenilatlos 
 
 o mayordomos de esta isla. 
 
 ■ iPorfo Jliro, 1826.] * 298 
 
 Relacion Circumstandiada [sic] de 
 todas las obras puhlicas que sehan 
 emprendido y continuado en la isla 
 de Puerto-Rico en el a no de 1828. 
 Puerto Pico. 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 l^orto Rico, 
 the Caribbeo Islands, and the 
 coasts of Colombia and Mosquito. 
 3rd ed. 1852 *' 301 
 
 BiBLiOTECA Historica de Puerto Rico 
 contic'ne varios documentos de los 
 siglos XV.— XVIII. Por A. 
 Tapia y Rivera. Puerto liiro. 
 
 1854 * 302 
 
 HiSTORiA Geografica, Civil y Natural 
 de la Isla de San Juan Bautista de 
 Puerto-Rico. Por J. J. de Al- 
 costa. Puerto-Pico, 1866. '' U)3 
 
 NuEVO Canciouero do Borinquen. 
 Coleccioii de poesias. Per M. Soler 
 
 y, JVlartofell. Piferto-Pico. 
 
 ... 1872. * 304 
 
 La Abolicion en Puerto-Rico; 
 jirimeros 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. * 30& 
 
 IsL.\ de Puerto-Rico, estudio His- 
 torico-geografico. Por M. Abeda y 
 
 ! Delgado. Puerto-Pico. 
 
 1878. * 307 
 
 El Enjiticiamiento civil en Puerto- 
 Rico. Por A. Govin y Torres. 
 Puerto-Pico. 1887. * 30» 
 
 La Autonomia adnvinistrativa en 
 Puerto-Rico. Por J. de J. Domin- 
 guez. Puerto-Pico. 1887. * 309- 
 
 Los Indios Boriquenos, estudios. 
 etnograficos. Por A. Stahl. Puerto- 
 Pico. 1889. * 310 
 
 Die Lei'Idopter en-Fa una der In- 
 sel Portorico. Zum Druck vor- 
 bereitet durch M. Saalmiiller. Von 
 H. B. Moeschler. No title. Frank- 
 fort-on-Main, 1889. [3 c.] 311 
 
 La Isla de I*uerto-Rico. ]*or A. 
 Sarda. Madrid. 1889. * 312. 
 
 Theresa at Porto Rico. A Tale of 
 the Insurrection of 1791. By A. 
 Fresneau . Cli icaqo . 
 
 1889. * 312a 
 
 Confer ENCIAS de Abuli, celebradas. 
 
 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 
 
 ZuR .Kenntnis Puerto Rico's. Von 
 W. Sievers. Jlavihurg. 
 
 1891. * 314a 
 
 Puerto-Rico y su Historia. Por S. 
 lirau. 2nd ed. Valencia. 
 
 1894. * 315 
 
 Colon en Puerto-Rico. Por C. Coll 
 y Tosto. Puerto-Pico. 
 
 1894. * 316 
 
 Benefactores y Hombres Notables 
 de Puerto-Rico. Por E. Newmann 
 Gandia. 2 vols, i'once. 
 
 1890. * 317 
 
 EsTADO moral de los factores de pro- 
 duccion en Puerto-Rico. Por ¥.. 
 
PORTO RICO. 
 
 Lopez-Tucro. Madrid. 1896 * 318 
 
 Regimen del gobierno de la isla de 
 
 Puerto-Rico. Madrid. 1897. * 319 
 
 America. Estudios historicos y 
 filologicos. Per L. Llorens Torres. 
 Madrid. 1898. * 320 
 
 The Story of beatitiful Porto-Rico. 
 By C. H. Rector. C'hirago. 
 
 1898. * 321 
 
 Porto Rico. By A. D. Hall. New 
 York. 1898. * 322 
 
 Las Antim.as. Puerto-Rico. Por A. 
 Gorton, liarcdoua. 1898. * 323 
 
 Puerto-Rico and its resources. By 
 
 F. A. Ober. Ntw York. 
 
 1899. [3g.] 324 
 
 Puerto-Rico: its conditions and 
 iwssibilities. By \V. Dinwiddie. 
 Sew York. 1899. * 325 
 
 PoRTO Rico and the \Vest Indies. By 
 M. A. Hamm. Sew Yurk. 
 
 1899. • 326 
 
 The PoRTO-Rico of To-<lay. By A. 
 
 G. Robinson. Stw York. 
 
 1899. • 327 
 
 American Colonial Handlmok : Facts 
 and Figures about Puerto-Rico. 
 Bv T. C. Copelaiid. Srio Ynrk. 
 
 1899. * 328 
 
 Notes on the Forest Conditions of 
 Porto-Rico. By R. T. Hill. 
 
 \Va."hington. lSi)9. [34 a.) 329 
 
 Thk Civil Law in Spain and 
 Spanish - America . including 
 Puerto-Rico. Wa^^h inoton . 
 
 19()(). • 330 
 
 lNVK.>iTiGATJON' of the Aipiatic Re- 
 s(»urces an<l Fi>5liei ifs of l*orto- 
 Rico. ]\ashiiuit,fn. ^SX^i). * 330a 
 
 liiBT OF Books on Porto-Rico. Con- 
 gressional Librarv. }\ a.^hingUm. 
 1901. * 331 
 
 The Stoxy Corals of tlu Porto Ri( an 
 Waters. Bv T. W. Vaughn n. 
 
 Wa,}r.n,,t.,„. 1901. * 331a 
 
 19 
 
 Pictorial History of America's 
 New Possessions. Bv" M. Halstead. 
 Chicago. ' 1902. * 332 
 
 Opportunities in Porto-Rico. Py C. 
 H. Allen. 1902. * 333' 
 
 Opinions of the Attorney-General of 
 ■Porto-Rico to the Governoj- and 
 other officials on their official 
 duties. Xew York. 1903. * 334 
 
 The History of Puerto-Rico. By 
 R. A. Van Middddylv. Xew York. 
 
 1903. ♦ 335 
 Escritos sobre Puerto-Rico. Por J. 
 
 Gonzalez Font. Barcelona. 
 
 . . 1903. * 336 
 
 The Mango in Porto Rico. By G. 
 N. Collins. )Va.*hin(jt')n. 
 
 1903. * 336a 
 
 Historia do Puerto-Rico. Por S. 
 
 Brau. X» 10 York. 1904. * 337 
 
 The United States and Porto-Rico. 
 By L. S. Rowe. Xrw York. 
 
 1904. * 338 
 The Herpetology of Porto-Rico. By 
 
 L. Stejneger (in Report of U.S. 
 N,ational Museum, 1902). 
 \Va.*hi,„jton. 1904. [33 c.] 339 
 
 I'OLITICAL Development - of Porto 
 Rico. By E. S. Wilson. Cohimhun. 
 1905. * 339a 
 MKSSAfJE from the Presidout of the 
 United States . . transmitting 
 the Report of the (iovernor of 
 Porto-Rico. Wn^h inqton . 
 
 1906.* [3g.] 339b 
 The Ahoricines of Porto-l^co and 
 neighbouring Lslands. l^y J. \V. 
 Fewkes. [In 2.jth annual roport 
 <'f Bureau of American Ethno- 
 logv.] Wafhiiif/fon. 
 
 1907. [33 f.] 340 
 
 United Statkr Report for the year 
 
 1907 on the Trade and Com mere© 
 
 of Porto-Rico. {Diplomatic and 
 
 Consular Reports.] 
 
 1908. fn.b.) 341 
 
n. SANTO DOMINGO (Republic). 
 
 HiSTOiRE et gGographie de I'ilc His- 
 paniola on Santo Domingo. Par 
 E. E. Jaubert. 1689. * 341a 
 
 Observations sur des poiasons recue- 
 illis dans un voyage a la Bale de 
 Samana. . . Par C. E. Thevenau. 
 ^7. Lucia. 1788. * 341b 
 
 Description topographiqne et poli- 
 tique de la partie Espagnole de 
 risle 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 Hispaiiola, 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- 
 dente 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 
 
 Julio de 1847 a 30 de Junio de 1848 
 
 certificadas. Santo Domingo. 
 
 1848. * 346 
 
 SiNODO diocesaiio celebrado iK)r. . . 
 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 past and pre- 
 sent policy of Great Britain, 
 affecting those countries. By a 
 Traveller. 1850. * 347a 
 
 PuNicA Fides 1 or a short statement 
 of facts connected with the recent 
 breach, by the Dominican Govei Ji- 
 ment, of the Second Article of the 
 
 Commercial Treaty, exchanged 
 between England and the Domini- 
 can Republic in 1850. ^S'^. Domingo. 
 
 1852. * 348 
 HiSTORiA de Santo Domingo. Por 
 
 A. del Monte y Tejada. Havana. 
 
 1853. * 349 
 
 vols. 
 
 Santo 
 
 T?ie Same. 4 
 
 Domingo. 1890-92 
 
 CoNSTiTUCiON politica de la Republica | 
 Dominicana. Santo Domingo. 
 
 1854. * 350 • 
 
 Digs, 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 Espafia. [Madrid? I860.?] * 352 i 
 
 Santo Domingo, Pen-pictures and ' 
 leaves of Travel. By Keim. 
 
 Philadelphia. 1871. * 353 
 
 Report of the Commission of Inquiry ; 
 
 to Santo Domingo. Washington. \ 
 
 1871. * 353a i 
 
 Letters on the proposed annexation 
 of Santo Domingo. Bv S. S. 
 Howe. New York. 1871. * 353b J 
 
 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 i 
 
 Santo Domingo. 1873. [3 c] , 
 
 ! Santo Domingo Past and Present : 
 with a glance at Havti. By S. j 
 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- 1 
 mentier. 1883. * 355 
 
 La Republica Dominicana. Resena 
 general geografico - estadistica. i 
 Santo Domdngo. 1889. * 356 
 
 Samana et ses projets de cession, i 
 1844-91. Par Saint-Merant. Paris. 
 
 1896. * 357 1 
 
 Le Peril dominicain. Par J. Justin. ' 
 
 Part*-. 1896. * 358 ; 
 
 Contribution to the Ornithology of | 
 San Domingo. By G. K. Cherrie. ' 
 Chicago. 1890. * 358a 
 
SANTA DOMINGO (REPUBLIC) 
 
 21 
 
 R. LuDWiGS Reisen auf Santo Do- 
 mingo. 1888-89. Von W. Sievers. 
 Berlin. 1898. * 358b 
 
 The Dominican Republic. (Jamea- 
 town Exposition). 1907. 
 
 [3g.] 358c 
 
J 2 ST. DOMINGO (French Colony). 
 
 Relation Verdaclern, en que so da | 
 qiierita del horribde Hnracaii qtie ( 
 Sobrevino a la Isla y Puerto de \ 
 Santo Domingo de los Espanoles, 
 el die qiiinzo de Agosta de 1680. 
 Madrid. [1681?] * 359 
 
 Statdts et reglemens faits par la 
 Compagnie Royale de Saint 
 Domingue. [Paris, 1716] * 360 
 
 Carta sobre la mision de la Isla de 
 
 Saint DomingiH 
 lin. Pari^. 
 
 Santa Domingo. 
 Paris. 
 
 Mar gat. 
 * 360a 
 
 1728. 
 
 Cakta sobre los antiguos liabitadores 
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 Examen raisonne de la j)roposition 
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 Relazione de . . terremoiiti accaduti 
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 Ordonnance portant creation d'un 
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ST. DOMINGO. 
 
 25 
 
 Memoir© en favour dos j^oiis df 
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 Procis roniis par les deputes <lo 
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 [17891. * 381 
 
 Heponso suoomTo des doput»''s do S. 
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 1789. Wrmillt'jt. 1789. * 382 
 
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 Lettre des raeinbros do rAssomblee 
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 N0UVELLE8 officiellos . . Extrait 
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 Lettre dos deputes de Saint- 
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 Messieurs les citoyens des districts, 
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 KxTRAiT dos Rogistros dos delibera- 
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 PnrUiu- Prince. 1790 * 394 
 
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 1 1791 • 402- 
 
24 
 
 ST. DOMINGO. 
 
 Adresse de I'Assemblee provinciale 
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 Aux CoNSTiTUANS de I'Assemblee 
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 Lettre ecrite par MM. les Deputes 
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 Copie de la lettre de Messieurs de 
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 Concordat, ou traite de Paix entre 
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 Adresse au Roi, et discours a leurs 
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 Adresse au Roi, prononcee par les 
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 A Particular Account of the com- 
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 The Same. 1792. * 
 
 The Same. 
 
 1793. 
 
 ExTRAiTS des r€gistres de PAssem- 
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 1792. * 411 
 
 Extrait des registres de I'Assem- 
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 Convention Nationale. Arrete 
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 Saint Domingue. 
 
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 Le Mot du vrai legislateur, sur la ] 
 
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 Saint Domingue, au mois d'Aout, j 
 
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 Reflexions politiques sur les | 
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 I'ouest et du sud de la partie | 
 
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 Paris. 1792. * 417 1 
 
 Suite de Memoire historique, 
 
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 Production historique des faits qui 
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 An Inquiry into the causes of 
 
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 Gaudet before the National As- i 
 
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 True State of the Case of the In- ; 
 
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 T. Clarkson. Ipswich. i 
 
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 Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite. A la 
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 Convention Nationale. Lettre l 
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ST. DOMINGO. 
 
 25 
 
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 Au Comite de salut publique. Ob- 
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 An Enquiry into the Nature and 
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 •irith practical remarks on Fevers 
 
 '' and Directions for the conduct of 
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 An Historical Survey of the 
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 Account of its Ancient Govern- 
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 Edwards. . . . 1797 * 
 
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 Louverture. 1802 * 
 
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 435b 
 
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 Remarks on the late war in 
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26 
 
 ST. DOMINGO. 
 
 the relative situation of Jamaica, 
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 •dl 
 
13^ HAYTi 
 
 27 
 
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 The History of Toussaint Louver- 
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 Almanach Royal d' Hayti pour 
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38 
 
 HAYTI, 
 
 The Rural Code of Hayti; m 
 French and English. With a pre- 
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 table raisonnee des matieres. 
 
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 The Life of Toussaint L'Ouverture, 
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 A Plea for Hayti, with a glance at 
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 Remarks on Hayti as a place for 
 
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 The Birds of Haiti and San 
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 Les Constitutions d'Haiti. 1801- 
 
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 La Politique exterieure d'Haiti. 
 
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 The Treatment of British subjects 
 
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30 
 
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 189i. * 542 
 
 Les Filibustiers de la Tortue et la 
 
 France en 1890. Par S. Nayser 
 
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 Diction AIRE geographique d'Hait' 
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 1892. * 545 
 
 Code Civil d'Haiti, annote 
 
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 Haiti et ses relations economiques. 
 
 avec la France. Par A. Firmin. 
 
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 Les Relations exterieures d'Haiti. 
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 Souvenirs [Expedition de Saint 
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 1896-7. * 564 
 
 Des Institutions judiciaires et de la 
 
HAYTI. 
 
 31 
 
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 Haiti et le regime parlementaire. 
 Exaraen de la Constitution de 
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 Where Bl.vck rules White. Hayti. 
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 La Conbtitution haitienne de 1889 
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 Le Pass^: impressions haitiennes. 
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 1902. • 573 
 Haiti. De la Constitution de 1889. 
 
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 1903. • 574 
 
 Aus der Schwarzen Republik. Der 
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 Haiti vivra-t-elle ? 
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 Du GouvERNEMENT civil eu Haiti. 
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 1905. • 577 
 
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 M. Roosevelt, President des Etats- 
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 1905. [3f.] 579 
 
 Six Months in Port-au-Princo 
 
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 1905. [3g.] 580 
 
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32 
 
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 Account of the Bahama Islands, 
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 The Natubal History of Carolina, 
 
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 By Mark Cateshy. Revised by 
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 Index of the animals and plants. 
 
 2 vols. 1771. [14 a.] 584 
 
 Acts of the Assembly of the Bahama 
 
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 A Tour through the British West j 
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 Sailing Directions and Remarks 
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 An Official Letter from the Com-^ 
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 Chambers . . concerning the pro- 
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 Letters from the Bahama Islands, 
 
 written in 1823-4. By Miss Hart. 
 
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 Laws of the Bahamas in force on the 
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 The statute law of the Bahamas 
 
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 Another ed. 1877. * 
 
 Memoranda of the Bahama Tornado 
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 Official Reports of the Out Islands 
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 Harvey. Nassau. 1858. [3 f .] 594 
 
 Interference with Trade between 
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 The Sarnt. Further Papers. 
 
 [P.P.] 1864. * 
 
 Report on the Bahamas for the year 
 
 1864. By Governor [Sir R. W.] 
 
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 I The Bahamas. 
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 Report of George Preston, Esq., as 
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 [3 c] 596b 
 
 Corals and Coral Islands. By 
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 Birds of the Bahama Islands, con- 
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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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 Official Introduction to Bahamas 
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 [3 f .] 598 
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 1883. * 598a 
 
BAHAMAS. 
 
 53 
 
 Cruiib of CJolumbus in tho Bahamas. 
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 On the Lucayan Islands. By W. 
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 1887. ♦ 599a 
 
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 The Land of the Pink Pearl, or Re- 
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 Invkstigacionfs sobre el derrotero de 
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 P.P. 1890. [3 c.] 604 
 
 Report on the Fibre Industry in the 
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 A Winter Visit to the Bahama 
 Islands. B. Col. H. W. Wilson. 
 Paper read before Massachusetts 
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 1891. * 604b 
 
 History and Guide to the Bahama 
 
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 1891. [3g.] 605 
 
 Ten years Chief Justice of the 
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 Progress of the Bahamas for five 
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 1893. * 606a 
 
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 A Romance of a Governership and 
 
 its refutation. By Sir A. Adcferley. 
 
 1894. [32 j.] 608 
 
 Bahama Songs and Stories. By 
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 Running the Blockade. By T. E. 
 Taylor. 1896. * 609a 
 
 Farmers and Fruit Growers' Al- 
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 Lectures. By Dr. D. Morris, de- 
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 1896. * 609b 
 
 In Sunny Isles : chapters treating 
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 1897. * 610 
 
 The Bahama Islands. Notes on an 
 
 early attempt at Colonization. By 
 
 J. T. Hassam. Cambridge, U.S.A. 
 
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 Notes on the Planting of the Pita 
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 Statute Law of the Bahamas. Col- 
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 1901. * 613 
 
 Salt Industry of Inagua. P.P. 
 
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 Bahamas Islands. General Descrip- 
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 [3d.] 614 
 
 In Sunny Lands. By W. Drysdale. 
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 Educational System of the Baha- 
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 The Bahama Islands. By G. B. 
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 [3f.] 615 
 
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 1906. [3f.] ei5b 
 
34 
 
 J 3. CUBA. 
 
 Relacion de los Gobern adores de la 
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 174 * oxu. 
 
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 Memoria sobre medios que conven- ! 
 
 dria adoptar para que tuviese la i 
 
 Havana los caminos necesarios. \ 
 
 Por N. Calvo. Havana. \ 
 
 1795. * 618c. , 
 
 Reiacion de las Escuelas de uno y ' 
 otro sexo, que pay actualmente en 
 
 Cindad de la Habana. Por F. * 
 
 Gonzalez. Hahana. 1793. * 618d ' 
 
 DiscuRSO sobre las buenas propieda- 
 
 des en la tierra bermeja para \ 
 
 cultura de la Can a de Azucar. . . < 
 
 Por A. de Morejon. Havana. ' 
 
 1797. * 618e ] 
 
 Exposition sobre el metodo obser- ' 
 vado en la Isla de Cuba, en el cul- i 
 tivo de la Cana dulce . . j>or J. R. 
 O'Farrill. Havaria. 1793. * 618f 
 
 DiscuRSO sobre los obstaculos que 
 han impe<lido prosrr^sar las Cnl- 
 menas en la Isla de Cuba, y medio 
 de fomentarlas. Por T, Romay. 
 Havana. 1797. * 618g 
 
CUBA. 
 
 Mlmoria Bobre la defensa general 
 de la Isla. Por A. Arango y N. 
 del Castillo. 1797. * 618h 
 
 Mfmoria sobre el mejor modo de 
 
 fabricar el aziicar. Por J. F. 
 
 Martinez de Camp^os. Havana. 
 
 1797. ♦ 618i 
 
 Quia de Forateros en la Habana 
 para el ano de 1781. * 618j 
 
 Cakta a todos los Medicos y Cini- 
 janos de Santiago de Cuba, de 
 Jamaica y Provincias de la Florida. 
 Por S. J. de Hechavarria. Santi- 
 offo^de Cuba. 1771. * 618k 
 
 Beschreibuno der Nisei Cuba. Von 
 
 S M. Quasdanovich. Vienna? 
 
 1791. * tSlL 
 
 Letters from the Havana during 
 the year 1820 1821. 
 
 [3f.] 619 
 
 Recuerdo 6 coleccion de verdades 
 a cerca del estado politico de la 
 Isla de Cuba. 
 
 [Havanna? 1821?] * 620 
 
 Thb Atrocities of the Pirates; 
 Narrative of the Unparalleled 
 Sufferings endued by the Author 
 during nis Captivity among the 
 Pirates of the Island of Cuba . . 
 By A. Smith. 1824. • 622 
 
 The Same. Translated by G. 
 
 Lote. Braunfweig. 1825 * 
 
 L'Ible de Cuba et la Havane. Par 
 E. M. Masse. Paris. 
 
 1825. • 623 
 
 Manuscript Diary of a journey to 
 
 Cuba, America and Canada in 
 
 1826. By Richard Hill. 1826. 
 
 [3f.] 624 
 
 Mbmoria sobre el cultivo del cafe 
 
 ©n la isla de Cuba . . Sampalve. 
 
 1827. * 625 
 
 ExposiciON estadistica de la isla de 
 Cuba. Traducida del Frances [of 
 A. de Humbolt] al Castellano. Por 
 J. B. d© V. y M. Paris. 
 
 1827. • 626 
 
 CuADRO estadistioo de la . . Isla 
 
 de Cuba. Correspnandiente el ano 
 do 1827 . . . Habana. 
 
 1829. • 627 
 
 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. Habang,. 
 
 1831. • 628a 
 
 Aranceles generales para el cobro 
 de derechos do introduccion y 
 estraccion en todos las aduanas 
 de los puertos habilitados de la 
 . . Isla de Cuba. Habana. 
 
 [1834.] * 629 
 
 Carta de un patriota . . Cadiz. 
 
 1835. 629a 
 EcsAMEN analitica de la Balanza 
 general del comercio de la isla de 
 Cuba en el ario 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 adoptarso 
 
 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 de la isla de Cuba, Don 
 Jose Ildefonso Suarez . . 
 
 Madrid. 1839. • 631b 
 Truinfos de Don Jose Idefonso 
 Suarez . . . Madrid. 
 
 1839. • 31c 
 
 A Letter to W. E. Charming, D.D. 
 on the subject of the abuse of tho 
 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 tho 
 Spanish by R. R. Madden. 
 
 1840. [34 c.] 632 
 
 Observaciones sobre la Isla do 
 Cuba. [Santiago? 1840?] * 633 
 
 Viages. J. de Salas y Quiroga 
 
 tom 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 CUBA. 
 
 Paseo pintoresco por la Isla de 
 Cuba . . torn I. Hahana. 
 
 1841. • 636 
 
 Isla de Cuba pintoresca. Par F. 
 Mialhe. Havana. P1842 * 637 
 
 Les Etats TJnis et la Ha vane. 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 Physician. 
 
 Boston. 1844. * 639 
 
 In FORME 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 . . jwr el asesor gene- 
 ral del ramo D. J. F. Diaz. 
 
 Hahana. 1846. * 641 
 
 CoLECCiON de articulas satiricos y de 
 Costumbres. Por J. M. de Car- 
 denas y Rodriguez. Hahana. 
 
 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- 
 thelot. 2 vols. Paris. 
 
 1842. * 
 
 The Island of Cuba : Its Resources, 
 Progress and Prospects. By R. 
 R. Madden, M.D. 1849. [3 b.] 643 
 
 AvES de la Isla de Cuba. Por J. 
 Lembeye. Hahana. 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 York. 1850. * 645 
 
 Album Pintoresco de la Isla de 
 Cuba. [Berlin, about 
 
 1850.] * 646 
 Memorias 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. Hahana. 1851-58. 
 
 [101.] 647 
 The United States and Cuba : Eight 
 years of Change and Travel. By 
 J. G. Taylor. 1851. * 648 I 
 
 Life of General Marciso Lope*. ) 
 
 By a Filibustiero. New York. ' 
 1851. • 648fi 
 
 Cuba, ses ressources, son administra^ \ 
 
 tion, sa jvopulation. . . Trad, de i 
 
 I'Espagnol de V. Queipo, avec ' 
 
 notes j>ar A. d'Arainville. Paris. J 
 
 1851. ' 648b 1 
 
 Cuba y su gobierno. Con un apen- ' 
 
 dice de documentos historicos. ' 
 
 Londres. 1853. * 649 i 
 
 Correspondence between the ! 
 
 United States, Spain, and \ 
 
 France, concerning alleged Pro- , 
 
 jects of Conquest and Annexa- j 
 tion of the Island of Cuba. 
 
 Boston. 1853. * 649a 
 
 Immigracion de trabajadores espa- ''\ 
 
 noles (en Isla de Cuba). Por U. i 
 
 F. Sotomayor. Hahana. ' ' 
 
 1853. * 649b ; 
 
 The Cuban Rover, or Life in the ; 
 
 West Indies. By the author of I 
 
 ' Evenings in Boston.' j 
 
 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 Poh- 
 
 tical. Historical, and Statistical ' 
 
 Account of the Island, from its J 
 
 Discovery to the present Time. I 
 
 By M. M. Ballon. Boston, 1 
 
 1854. * 650 I 
 
 Gan-Eden: or, Pictures of Cuba. 
 
 By W. H. Hurlbut. | 
 
 Boston. 1854 * 651 ; 
 
 Memorias de un Matancero, apun- i 
 
 tes para la historia de la isla do ' 
 Cuba. Por A. P. Alfonso. 
 
 Matanzas. 1854 * 652 
 
 Poesias de placido. Por G. de la 
 C. Valdes. 2 tom. Nueva Yo7^k. 
 
 1855. * 652a ; 
 
 Llamamiento de la isla de Cuba a la 
 Nacion Espanola. Por un Hacen- 
 
 dado. New York. < 
 
 1855. * 652b 1 
 The Island of Cuba. By A. von 
 
 Humboldt. Tr. by J. E. 
 
 Thrasher. New York. 1856. i 
 
 [3 c.] 653 ' 
 
 Yankee Travels through the Is- ; 
 
 land of Cuba. By Demoticus j 
 
 Philaleths. New York. ] 
 
 1856. ^ 653a \ 
 Anales de la Isla de Cuba. Por F. 
 
 Erenchun. Hahana. 
 
 1856. • 653b 
 
CUBA. 
 
 37 
 
 The United States and Cuba. By | 
 J. M. PhiIlii>i>o. 1857. [3 b.] 654 
 
 Ordrnanz.\8 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 sobro los modios que exije 
 
 el mejoramiento de la agricul- 
 
 tura, y del material agricola en 
 
 la Isla do Cuba . . Por B. Gener. 
 
 Hahana. 1857. * 656 
 
 Lob Ingenios Coleccion de Vistas 
 de los Principales ingenios de Azu- 
 car de la Isla de Cuba. Por E. 
 taplante. Text by J. G. Can- 
 tero. HabatM. 1857. * 657 
 
 Coleccion de reales ordenes y dis- 
 posicioTies de las autoridades 
 superiores de la Isla de Cuba . . 
 6 torn. Hahana. 1857-60. * 658 
 
 La Isla de Cuba considerada econo- 
 micamonto. Por R. Pasaron y 
 Lastra. Madrid. 1858. * 6-59 
 
 Coleccion do papeles cientificos, his- 
 toricos, politicos y de otros ramos 
 Bobre la isla de Cuba. Por J. A. 
 8aco. 3 tora. Paru. 
 
 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 y 
 Romero. Hahana. 1859. * 661a 
 
 Apunteb para la historia de las 
 
 letras y de la instruccion publica 
 
 de la isla de Cuba. Por A. 
 
 Bachillor v 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 
 Jegor von Sivers. 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. [2 i.] 664 
 
 Cuba en 1860. Par/.s-. 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. * 
 
 Independence of Hayti and Liberia. 
 Si>eech bv Hon. C. Summer. 
 
 ]Va!^hington. 1862. * 666b 
 
 Cuba en 1860, 6 su cuadro de sus 
 adolantos en la publacion, la 
 agricultura, el comercio y las 
 rentas publicas . . Por Ramon de la 
 Sagra. Paris. 1863. * 667 
 
 DictiONARio goografico 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. * 669 
 
 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 
 
 Our 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. Hahana. 1866. * 674 
 
 Compendio de la Historia de Cuba. 
 Por E. Blanchet. Matanzas. 
 
 1866. * 675 
 
 Recopilacion de las reales ordenea 
 y disposiciones del ramo de pre- 
 sidios, dictadas por el gobierno 
 de S. M., y por la capitania 
 general de la Isla de Cuba, desde 
 1798 hasta 1867. 2 tom. 
 
 Hahana. 1867. * 676 
 
 Informacion sobre reformas en 
 Cuba y Puerto Rico. 2 tom. 
 
 Nueva York. 1867. * 677 
 
 Tr ABA JOS academicos. Por R. Zam 
 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^i >.^. 
 
 18e7. • 677b 
 
38 CUBA. 
 
 Agricultuba 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 
 
 Refobmes 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. SeviUa. 1870. * 681 
 
 Spain, Cuba and the United 
 States. Recognition and the 
 Monroe Doctrine. A"ew York. 
 
 1870. * 681a 
 
 Lofi 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. * 681c 
 
 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- 
 tion at Jamaica. Wa«hingfon. 
 
 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. O'Kelley. 
 
 1874. [3 c] 688 
 
 Life of Capt. Joseph Fry, the 
 
 Cuban Martyr. By J. M. 
 Walker. Hartford. 1875. 
 
 [3g.] 689 
 
 A Winter in Cuba. By G. Haven. 
 ISew York. 1875. * 689a 
 
 Enumeratio Piscium Cubensium. 
 Por Don F. Poey. 1875. 
 
 [32 k.] 690 
 
 L'Ile de Cuba. Par H. Piron. 
 
 Paris. 1876. 
 
 691 
 
 CuADROS sociales. Por Valerio. 
 
 Hahana. 1876. * 691a 
 
 Los Tres, primeros Historiadores 
 de la Isla de Cuba. [Editores R. 
 Cowley y A. Pego.] Reproduc- 
 cion . . Tomo I. Llave del 
 Nuevo Mundo antemural de las 
 Indias occidentales. La Habana 
 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 Habana. . Por el Dr. 
 Don I. J. de Urrutik y Montoya. 
 Tomo III. Historia de la Isla de 
 Cuba y en especial de la Habana. 
 Por D. J. Antonis Valdes. 3 vols. 
 
 , Habana. 1876-77. [3 g.] 692 
 
 La Cuestion de Cuba Origen, 
 caracter, vicisitudes y causas de 
 la prolongacion de aquella 
 guerra. . . Madrid. < 
 
 1878. * 693 
 
CUBA. 
 
 QuiBTiON Cubaine. L'Esclavage et 
 
 la Traite a Cuba. [Translated 
 
 from Spanish by R. E. Betances.] 
 
 Paris. 1876. * 694 
 
 DicxjiONARio Biografico Cubano. 
 Por F. Calcagno New York. 
 
 1878. [3g.] 695 
 
 ViDA del presbitero Felix Varela 
 (de Cuba). Por J. T. Rodriguez. 
 Nueva York. 1878. * 695a 
 
 EsTUDios sobre las cuestiones Cuba- 
 naa. 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. 
 
 Leipzic. 1881. * 762 
 
 El Cepo y el grilleto; la esclavitud 
 en Cuba. Madrid. 
 
 [1882.] * 703 
 Pboykcto de immigracion nacional 
 para la isla. Por J. Curbelo. 
 
 Hahana. 1882. * 704 
 
 Derecho administrativo vigente en 
 Cuba. Por A. Govin y Torres. 
 
 Hahana. 1882. * 706 
 
 Papel presentado por D. V. Valiente 
 censor de la Sociedad Economica 
 de Cuba do los Amigos del Pais. 
 ^Mem. de la'Soc. Econ.) Habana. 
 
 1882. * 705a 
 
 Cuba : monografia Jiistorica. Por 
 A. Bachiller y Morales. 
 
 Hahana. 1883. * 706 
 
 Cuba primitiva. Origen, Linguas 
 tradiciones a historia. Habana. 
 
 1883. * 706a 
 
 Observaciones magneticas y 
 
 meteorologicas del Real Colegio 
 de Belen de la compania de Jesus 
 en la Habana. Hahana. 
 
 1884-85. * 707 
 
 Tres cuestiones sobre la isla de 
 Cuba. De donde venimos? Donde 
 «8tamos ? Adondje vamos ? Por 
 J. G. Arboleya. 
 
 Havana. 1885. * 708 
 
 Due South ; or Cuba past and pre-"" 
 sent. By M. M. Ballou. 
 
 Boston. 1885. * 709 
 
 Diary of my trip to Havana. By 
 J. Mark. Manchester. 
 
 1885. * 710 
 
 Apuntes para el presente y por- 
 venir de Cuba. Por Pujol y 
 clo Camps. Hahana. 1885. * 711 
 
 39 
 
 Cuban Sketches. By J. W. Steele. 
 New York. 1885. * 712 
 
 Consptracy: A Cuban Romance. By 
 A. Badau. New York. 1885. * 712a 
 
 El Enjuiciamiento 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 pyenal 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 . . Hahana. 
 
 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. Hahanxz. 
 
 1887. * 719 
 
 Cuba. Bocetos historicos. Por J. 
 Workman. Barcelona. 1887. * 720 
 
 El Pais del .Qhocolate. 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 
 
 Ant ill as. Por S. Andres. Madrid. 
 
 1889. * 724 
 
 Cuba et Puerto Rico. Par H. 
 > Cast on net des Fosses. Lille. 
 
 1889. * 725 
 
 La Lucha politica en Cuba. Por F. 
 A. Conte. Habana. 1889. * 726 
 
 CoNFERENCiAS de Abuli. Por F. 
 
 Cepeda. Ponce. 1890. * 727 
 
 EsPANOLES e insurrectos. Por F. de 
 
 Camps y Feliii. Hahana. 
 
 1890. ♦ 728 
 
40 
 
 CUBA. 
 
 GuANAHANi. Invest igaciones sobre 
 el derrotero de Cristobal Colon 
 por las Bahamas y Costa de Cuba. 
 Por A. M. Manrique. Arrecife. 
 
 1890. * . 729 
 
 Cuba y sns Partidos Politicos. Por 
 
 Jose Mayner-y-Ros. Kingston, J a. 
 
 1890. [3 b.] 730 
 
 EsTUDio su el movimiento cientifico 
 V literario de Cuba. Por A. Mit- 
 ■jans. Hahana. 1890. * 730a 
 
 La RftFORMA Electoral en las 
 Antilles espaiiolas. Por R. M. de 
 Labra. Madrid. 1891. * 731 
 
 Guia geografica y administrativa de 
 la isla de Cuba. Por P. J. Im- 
 berno. Hahana. 1891. * 731a 
 
 La Habana artistica. Apuntes his- 
 toricos. Por S. Ramirez. 
 
 Hahana. 1891. * 731b 
 
 PuNTOS de vista. Articulos y con- 
 ferencias. Por N. Heredia. 
 
 Habana. 1892. * 732 
 
 Tablas cronologioas de los reales 
 consejos supremo y de la camara 
 de las Indias occidentales . Por 
 A. de Leon Pinelo. 
 
 Madrid. 1892. * 733 
 
 La Raza de color de Cuba. Por G. 
 
 Millet. Madrid. 1894. * 734 
 
 Cronicas de la guerra de Cuba. . . 
 
 Hahana. 1895. * 735 
 
 Cuba y sus jueces. Por R. Cabrera. 
 Filadelfia. 1895. * 736 
 
 The Same. Cuba and the 
 
 Cubans. Philadeljjhia. 1896. * 
 
 Cronica de la guerra de Cuba. Por 
 R. Guerrero. Barcelona. 
 
 1895. * 737 
 
 El Problema colonial. Por R. M. 
 de Labra. Madrid. 1895. * 738 
 
 La Guerra de Cuba. Por E. A. 
 
 Flores. Madrid. 1895. * 739 
 Cuba y la Reforma colonial en 
 
 Espaiia. Por R. Delorme Salto. 
 Madrid. 1895. * 740 
 
 Cronicas de la Guerra de Cuba. 
 
 Hahana. 1895. * 741 
 
 Relaciones comerciales entre la 
 Peninsula y las Antillas. Por 
 P. de Alzola y 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. Romafia. Habana. 
 
 1896. * 744 
 
 The Story of Cuba. Her struggle* 
 for Liberty, the Cause, Crisis and 
 Destinv of the Pearl of the- 
 Antilles. By M. Hal stead. 
 
 Chicago. 1896. * 745- 
 
 - — The same. 6th ed. . . 1898 * 
 AsuNTOS CuBANos. Colecciou des 
 
 articulos y poesias. Por J. M. 
 
 Izaguirre. New York. 1896. * 746 
 
 Cuba, justificacion de su guerra de 
 independencia. Por R. M. Mer- 
 chan. Bogota. 1896. * 748 
 
 Le reforma colonial en las Antillas. 
 Por R. M. de Labra. Madrid. 
 1896. * 74:9 
 
 Kosmos-Veritas. La Independencia 
 de Cuba versus la Autonomia de 
 Espafia. London. 1896. * 750 
 
 The Recognition 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. Estado politico y 
 administrative. Madrid. 
 
 1896. * 755 
 
 El Problema de Cuba. 'Por A. 
 Romero Torrado. Madrid. 
 
 1896. * 756 
 
 La Guerra de Cuba. Estudio 
 
 Militar. Por G. Reparaz. Madrid. 
 
 1896. * 757 
 
 Les J]tats-IJni8, Cuba, et les droit 
 
 des gens. Par H. de Nimal. 
 
 Charleroi. 1896. * 75& 
 
 La Guerra en Cuba. Por J. 
 Menendez Caravia. Madrid. 
 
 1896. * 75^ 
 
 BosQUEJO de un plan de campaiia en 
 la Isla de Cuba. Por J. J. de 
 Murviedro. Madrid. 1896. * 760 
 
 Revolucion Cubana. Por C. M. 
 Urien. Buenos Ayres. 1896. * 761 
 
 The Island of Cuba. Descriptive 
 and Historical Account. By A. 
 S. Rowan. New York. 
 
 1896. * 761a 
 
 Legislacion Militar. Por R. M. 
 Alanis. Habana. 1896. * 761I> 
 
 Estudio de las razas humanas que 
 han ido poblando sucesivamente la 
 isla de Cuba. Por F. Vidal y 
 Careta. Madrid. 1897. * 762 
 
 Cuba unter spanischer Regierung. 
 New Y(/rk. 1897. * 763 
 
CUBA. 
 
 41 
 
 Cuba y la opini6n publica. Por C. 
 Amer. Madrid. 1897. * 764 
 
 The Real Condition of Cuba to- 
 day. By S. Bonsai. Ntto York. 
 
 1897. * 765 
 
 Album de la trocha. Breve resena 
 da una excursion feliz desde Cien- 
 fuegos a San Fernando. Por E. 
 Canel. Habana. 1897. * 766 
 
 The new Constitutional Laws of 
 
 Cuba. By A. Cuyas. New York. 
 
 1897. * 767 
 
 A Cuban Amazon (Evangeline 
 Cisneros) By 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 
 
 Frp:e 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. \ 
 
 Santiago de Cuba before the war, 
 By C. L. W^allace. New York. 
 
 1898. * 779b 
 List of Books relating to Cuba : 
 U.S.A. Congress Library. 
 
 Washington. 1898. * 780 
 
 The Archaeology of Cuba. By D. 
 
 G. Brinton. 1898. * 781 
 
 HiSTORiA de Hispana en America. 
 Cuba. Por J. de Alcdzar. 
 
 Madrid. 1898. * 782 
 South America: History of the 
 struggle for liberty in Cuba. By 
 H. Butterworth. New York. 
 
 1898. * 783 
 
 Four Centuries of Spanish rule in 
 
 Cuba. By I. E. Canini. Chicago. 
 
 1898. * 784 
 
 Cuba, past and present. By Richard 
 Davey. 1898. * 785 
 
 Under the Cuban Flag. By F. A. 
 Ober. 1898. [3 c.] 786 
 
 Cuba. Seine Geschichte. Von W. 
 Mueller. Berlin. 1898. * 787 
 
 Spanien och Kuba, etc. By E. 
 Svensen. Stockholm. 
 
 1898. * 788 
 
 Entre los Rebeldes. . . La verdad 
 de la guerra. Por G. B. Rea. 
 
 Madrid. 1898. * 789 
 
 1897. 
 
 F.-cts and Fakes about Cuba 
 G. B. Rea. New York. 
 1897. 
 
 EsPANA, Cuba, Estados Unidos. j 
 
 Por J. N. Santos. 
 
 Madrid 
 1897. * 
 
 ^"2 El Problema cubano. Por P. de 
 By I Alzola y Minondo. 1898. * 790 
 
 ^„„ ! Ml gestion ministerial respecto a la 
 
 '^3 i isia de Cuba. Por A. M. Fabie. 
 
 Madrid. 1898. * 791 
 
 Marching with Gomez. A War 
 
 ■74 
 
 Correspondent's note-book. By 
 Pequeneces de la Guerra de Cuba^ | G. Flint. Boston. 1898. * 792 
 Madrid. 1897. * 775 ! Comment I'Espagne conservera 
 Cuba. Lyon. 1898. * 793 
 
 Cuba, its pastj present and future. 
 Paris. 1897. * 776 , By A. D. Hall. 1898. * 794 
 
 The Diplomacy of the United i Relacion documentada de mi 
 
 Les Inquisiteurs d' Espagne, Cuba. ' 
 Par F. Torrida del Marmol. 
 
 States in regard to Cuba. By J. 
 
 H. Latane. (American Historical 
 
 A«sociation Annual Report.) 
 
 1897. * 777 
 
 EsTupio geografico de la isla de 
 Cuba. Por A. and J. Luzon. 
 
 politica en Cuba. Por C. G. de 
 Polavieja. Madrid. 1898. * 795 
 
 L'Espagne, Cuba et les Etats-Unis. 
 Par C. Benoist. Paris. 
 
 1898. * 796 
 
 Toledo. 189; 
 
 778 
 
 Cuba und die iibrigen Inseln West- 
 indiens. Von Baron D. v. 
 Schultz-Holzhausen und R. Sprin- 
 ger. Wurzhurg. 1897. * 779 
 
 Columbia's War for Cuba. A story 
 of the early struggles of the 
 Cuban patriots. By H. A. Tupper, 
 Jr. New York. 1898. * 779a 
 
 Las Antillas. Cuba, etc. 
 Gorton. Barcelona. 1898. 
 
 Por A. 
 
 * 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 
 
 The Island of Cuba. By A. S. 
 Rowan and M. M. Ramsey, 
 
 1898. * 800 
 
42 
 
 I'lLE de Cuba. Par H. Piron. 
 
 Paris. 1898. * 800a 
 
 New Constitution, establiR.hing self- 
 government in the islands of Cuba 
 and Porto Rico. With comments, 
 etc. New 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. 
 
 Washington. 1899. * 805a 
 
 The Rough Riders. By T. Roose- 
 velt. 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 and 
 the story of our new possessions. 
 By M. Halstead. New York. 
 
 1899. * 809 
 
 La Capacidad Cubana. Confer mcia 
 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.] 811 
 
 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 
 
 CUBA 
 
 Reminiscences of the Santiago 
 Campaign. By Capt. J. Bigelow. 
 
 1899. * 815a 
 
 La Insurreccion por dentro Apuntes. 
 para la historia 1896-97. Por F. 
 Gomez, Madrid. 1900. * SIT 
 
 Adios a Cuba. Recuerdos de un 
 Cubano. Por C. B. Burgos. 
 
 1900. * 818 I 
 
 Principles of Colonial Government. 
 Adapted to the present needs of 1 
 
 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. 1 
 
 1900. * 821 ' 
 Catalogue special oflBciel de Cuba. | 
 
 Exposition Internationale de 1900. 
 
 Paris. 1900. * 822: ! 
 
 Under Tliree Flags in Cuba; a i 
 Personal Account of the Cuban 
 
 InsulrreotioiL and Spanish- ' 
 
 American War. By C. Mus- i 
 
 grave. ■ 1900. * 822a ' 
 
 The Downfall of Spain: Naval His- \ 
 tory of the Spanish-American ' 
 War. By H. W. Wilson. 
 
 1900. * 822b j 
 Cuba por J. Marti. Hahana. 
 
 1901. * 823 I 
 Cuba y el derecho de la fuerza. Por i 
 
 C. M. de Cespedes y Quesada. 
 
 Santiago. 1901. * 824 
 
 Les Nouvelles Ameriques. Cuba, &c. 
 Par E. Aubert. Paris. 
 
 1901. * 825 j 
 Finis, Ultimos dias de Espaiia en ' 
 Cuba. Por W. A. Insua. Madrid. 
 1901. * 826 
 Contribucion 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 illustrada con fotogra- 
 
 bados de meritisimos Cubanos. Por , 
 
 J. Prieto F'ont. Hahana. '■ 
 1902. * 829 
 
 CoNSTiTUCiON de la Republica de ! 
 
 Cuba. Madrid. 1902. * 830 j 
 
 Opportunities in the Colonies and " 
 
 Cuba. By W. H. Taft, Gen. L. ; 
 
 Wood, Gov. Allen of Porto Rico, 
 
 P. Lacoate of Cuba. New York. '< 
 
 1902. * 830a ' 
 
CUBA. 
 
 NoTAS Coloniales. Por A. Amblaid. 
 Madrid. 1904. * 831 
 
 NociONES de historia de Cuba. Por 
 
 V. Morales y Morales. Hahana. 
 
 1904. * 832 
 
 La Imprenta en la Habana, 1707- 
 1810. Por J. T. Medina. Santiago. 
 
 1904. * 833 
 
 Standard Guide to Havana. New 
 York. 1905. * 834 
 
 Standard Guide to Cuba. New 
 York . 1905. * 835 
 
 Cuba and the Intervention. By A.\ 
 G. Robinson . New York. 
 
 1905. * 836 
 
 Cuba (International Bureau of the 
 American Republics). By G. de 
 Quesada. Washington. 1905. 
 
 [3g.] 836a 
 
 43 
 
 A BLrsTORY of Slavery in Cuba, 1511- 
 
 1868. By H. H. S. Aimes, Ph.D. 
 
 New York. 1907. * 837 
 
 Th*: Campaign of St. Jago de Cuba. 
 By H. H. Sargent. 3 vols. 
 
 1907. * 838. 
 
 Ensayo de bibliografia Cubana de 
 los siglos xvii. y xviii. Por C. 
 M. Trelles. Mfitanzas. 
 
 1907. [3 f .] 838a 
 
 The Same. Supleraento. 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. [3 f .] 838d 
 
■m 
 
 16. FLORIDA. 
 
 Ensayo Cronologico para la historia 
 
 general de la Florida. Por A. 
 
 Gouzaiez de Barcia. Madrid. 
 
 1723. * 838e 
 
 HiSTOiRK de la Floride FrariQaise. 
 Par P. GaflFarel. Paris .1875. * 839 
 
 Florida, its History and Resources. 
 By S. A. Drake. Bosfon. 
 
 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. Gambier. 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 
 
 Camping and Cruising in Florida. By 
 J. A. Henshall. Cincinnati. 
 1884. 
 
 848 
 
 B. 
 
 849 
 
 Letters from Florida. By 
 Watson. Carlisle. 1884. 
 
 Cruise of the Montauk to Florida. 
 By J. MacQuade. New York. 
 
 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. 
 
 Louisville. 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 Florida. By H. Har- 
 court. Louisville. 1889. * 857 
 
 Florida for Fruit farming. By F. 
 H. Williams. 1890. * 858 
 
 A Hand-book of Florida. By 0. L. 
 Norton. 1891. [13 b.] 859 
 
 Revised Statutes of the State of 
 Florida. Jacksonville. .1892. * 860 
 
 Agricultural Statistics of the 
 
 State of Florida. 7'allahassee, 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.] Cambridge, 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. Lowery. New York. 
 
 1901. * 876 
 
 The Giant Fish of Florida. By J. 
 Turner-Turner. 1902. [10 o.] 876 
 
FLORIDA 
 
 Dos antiguas relaciones de la 
 Florida. Por G. Garcia. 
 
 Mexico. 1902. * 877 
 
 Hernando de Soto, 1496-1542. fiy 
 R. B. C. Graham. 1903. * 878 
 
 Florida Fancies. By F. R. Swift. 
 New Yord. 1903. * 879 
 
 45 
 
 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.] 88L 
 
46 
 
 17. HONDURAS 
 
 [Inclnding British Honduras, Honduras and Mosquito Shore.] 
 
 A Journey over Land, from th© 
 Gulf of Honduras to the great 
 South Sea, performed by J. Cock- 
 bum and five other Englishmen. 
 1735. * 882 
 
 Tht 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 
 
 CJase of the Agent to the Settlers 
 on the Coast of Yucatan 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. * 
 
 Sktp-tch of the Mosquito Shore. By 
 Captain T. Strangeways. 
 Edinburgh. 1822. [34 c.] 889 
 
 PoYAis. An Account 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. 
 Behize. 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 by 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. By T. Young. 
 
 1842. * 896 
 
 The Same. 2nd ed. 1847. [3 b.} 
 
 Views of Ancient Monuments in 
 Central America, Chiapas and 
 Yucatan. By F. Catherwood. 
 
 1844. * 8961> 
 
 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. * 898a 
 
 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 de Honduras. Paris. 
 
 1857. * 902 
 
 The Laws of the Settlement of 
 British Honduras in force in the 
 twentieth year of the reign of 
 
HONDURAS. 
 
 Qu«en Victoria. 
 
 Belize. 
 1867. 
 
 903 
 
 Thb 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.8.A. 1858. 
 
 [3f.] 903a 
 
 CoDico penal de la Republica de 
 
 Honduras. Por J. M. Medina, 
 
 President. [Compiled by C. 
 
 Madrid.] Pari*. [Poissy 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 
 iahre 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<)9 
 
 The Colony of British Honduras. 
 Its Resources and Prospects. By 
 D. Morris. 1883. [13 c.] 910 
 
 A Lady's Ride Across Spanish Hon- 
 duras. By Maria Soltera. 
 
 Edinburgh. 1884. * 911 
 
 Documentos sobre los 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 Bust^lli-Foscolo. 
 
 Roma. 1886. * 914 
 
 47 
 
 Thb New Honduras. 
 Lombard. Chicago. 
 
 By T. R. 
 
 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 depth*. 
 By C. Charles. Chicago. 
 
 1890. * 918 
 
 Honduras Commercial Directory. 
 (Bureau of American Republics). 
 
 1891. * 919 
 
 Handbook of Honduras. (Bureau 
 of the American Republics.) 
 
 Washington. 1892. * 920 
 
 The Handbook of British Honduras 
 for 1892-93. CJomprising 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. t3c.] 921 
 
 The Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus 
 palmarum) in British Honduras, 
 its Life, History, Habits, and 
 Economic Features. [Reprinted 
 from the Kew Bulletin, February- 
 March, 1893.] By F. H. W. Bland- 
 ford, M.A., F.Z.S., F.E.S. 
 
 1893. * 922 
 
 Mosquito Reserve Disturbances. 
 CJonvention with Nicaragua. P.P. 
 1896. * 922a 
 The samt. P.P. 1906. * 
 
 Researches in the Uloa Valley, 
 Honduras. . . By G. B. Gordon. 
 Cambridge, Mass. 1898. * 922b 
 
 Breve Noticia sobre Honduras. Por 
 
 M. Lemus and H G. Bourgeois. 
 
 Tegucigaljja. 1897. * 923 
 
 Am Stillen Ocean. Erlebnisse in 
 Honduras. Von G. Friedrich. 
 
 Berlin. 1898. * 925 
 
 La Republique de Honduras : notice 
 historique, geographique et statis- 
 tique. Par H. Jalhay. Anvers. 
 
 1898. * 926 
 
 Boundary with 
 
 Mexico. 
 1898. 
 
 P.P. 
 
 * 
 
 Das Nbrdliche 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. * 92a 
 
 Mensaje del Senor Presidente de l-a 
 Republica de Honduras. 
 
 Tegucigalpa. 1900. * 929 
 
4^ 
 
 HONDURAS 
 
 NoMBKES geograficos indigenas de 
 Honduras. Por A. Membreiio. 
 
 Tegucigalpa. 1901. * 930 
 
 HiSTORiA de la guerra legitimista de 
 Honduras en 1903. Por F. Som- 
 oza Vivas. Tegucigalpa. . 
 
 1903. * 931 
 
 Tratado de contabilidad fiscal. Por 
 P. M. Martinez. Tegucigalpa. 
 
 1903. * 932 
 
 Deuda del Ferrocarril de Honduras. 
 Por J. M. Moncala. Tegucigalpa. 
 
 1904. * 933 
 
 La Provincia de Tegucigalpa. Por 
 R. E. Duron. Tegucigalpa. 
 
 1904. * 934 
 
 Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal de 
 Honduras. Tegucigaljja. 
 
 1904. * 935 
 
 Honduras : Geographical Sketch, 
 Natural Resources, Laws, Econo- 
 mic Conditions, Developments, 
 a»d Prospects. 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 Centre- America. 
 
 Tegucigalpa. 1905. * 937 
 
 Report to the Government of British 
 Honduras upon the outbreak of 
 yellow fever in that Colony in 
 1905. By Rupert Bovce, M.B., 
 F.R.S. 1906. [3d.] 937a 
 

 
 J8. NICARAGUA. 
 
 Canal of Nicaragua, a project to 
 Gonnect the Atlantic and Pacific 
 Oceans by means of a Canal, by 
 Prince Napoleon Louis Bona- 
 parte. Privately printed. 
 
 1846. * 937b 
 
 Mosquito, Nicaragua, and Costa- 
 Rica. 1849. * 938 
 
 Deb Freistaat Nicaragua. Von A. 
 von Bulow. Berlin. 1849. * 938a 
 
 Central 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 Proposed 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 Kinney 
 
 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. 1860. * 945 
 
 Descriptive Account of Captain 
 Pim's Project for a Railway across 
 Nicaragua, with Collinson's Report 
 and estimate of cost. 1866. * 946 
 
 Letter to Captain Pim 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 Wanderings 
 through Nicaragua and Costa 
 Rica. By F. Boyle. 1868. * 947 
 
 NoTAS geograficas y economicas sobre 
 
 la republica do Nicaragua. Por 
 P. Levy. Parii. 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 
 
 Archaeological Researches in Nica- 
 ragua. By 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. By 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, by an Officer in the service of 
 
 Antiquites ceramiques trouvees 
 dans le Nicara2ua en 1882-83. Por 
 C. Bovallius. StockJwlm. 
 
 1885. * 952b 
 
 Exposition of the J]rrors in Ad- 
 miral Ammen's pamphlet, '* The 
 Certainty of the Nicaraguan Canal 
 contrasted with the uncertainties 
 of the Eads Ship Railway." By 
 E. S. Corthell. Washington. 
 
 1886. * 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 
 
 NICARAGUA 
 
 Kalb. 
 
 [Amer. Geo. Soc} 
 1893. " 
 
 961a 
 
 Etude economique sur la Republi- 
 que de Nicaragua. Par D. Pector. 
 NeucJiatd: 1893. * 961b 
 
 Nicaragua en los primeros ahos 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 Mon- 
 roe Doctrine. By L. M. Keasbey. 
 New York. 1896. * 964 
 
 Nicaragua : war of the filibusters. 
 By D. B. Lucas. Bichmond. 
 
 1896. * 965 
 
 Sech Monate in Nicaragua. Von 
 K. von Girsewald. Braunschweig. 
 1896. * 966 
 Canal de Nicaragua. Por J. Gutier- 
 rez Sobral. Habana. 
 
 1897. * 967 
 
 The State of Nicaragua. By G. 
 Niederlein . Philadelphia . 
 
 1898. * 967a 
 
 Tangwheera: Life and Adventures 
 
 among gentle Savages [in Mos- 
 quito Territory]. By C. N .Bell. 
 1899. [34 b.] 968 
 
 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 (X 
 IVIedina. Paris. 1900. * 970 
 
 The Nicaragua Canal. By W. E. 
 Simmonfi. Ntw Yth. 
 
 1900. * 971 
 
 Hydrography of Nicaragua. By A. 
 P. Davis. [U.S.A. Geological 
 Survey.] 1900. * 972 
 
 Ocean to Ocean : an account of Nioa- 
 ra<^ua 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. Moe. Washington. 
 
 1904. [3g.] 974a 
 
SI 
 
 J9. COSTA RICA. 
 
 BosQUKJO de la Republica de Costa 
 Rica. Por F. Molina. J 
 
 Madrid. 1850. * 975 
 
 Memoir on the boundary questioa 
 between Costa Rica and Nicara- 
 cua. By F. Molina. Washington. 
 ^ 1851. * 975a 
 
 An Inquiry into the question of 
 boundaries between Costa Rica 
 and New Grenada. By F. Molina 
 Washington. 1853. * 9/5b 
 
 Die Republik Costa Rica. Von M. 
 Wagner und C. Scherzer. 
 
 ^ Ltipsic. 1856. * 976 
 
 Costa Rica; its climate, constitu- 
 tion and resources. By M. M. 
 Peralta. 1873. * 9/ 6a 
 
 Costa Rica and the Banco Hipote- 
 cario. By R. Machado. 
 
 San Jose. 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. 
 \ Thiel. Braunschweig. 
 
 1884. * 979a 
 
 CoDiGO Fiscal de la Republica de 
 Costa Rica. San Jose. 
 
 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 K. Villa vicencio. San 
 Jost. 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 Jose. 1887. * 984 
 
 The, Same [in English]. 
 
 San Jose. 1887. 
 
 Exposicion sobre limites presentada 
 al arbitro Seiior General E. P. 
 Alexander por la Comision Nicara- 
 guense. San Jose. 1887. * 985 
 
 The Same [in English]. 
 
 San Jose. 1887. 
 
 Argument on the Treaty of Limits 
 
 between Costa Rica and Nicara- 
 gua. By B. Soto. Washington. 
 
 1887. * 98& 
 
 Costa 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. Berlin. 1890. * 
 
 Costa Rica como nogar para inmi- 
 grant^s a los terrenos baldios. Por 
 J. Schroeder. San Jose. 
 
 1890. * 992a 
 
 CoNSTiTUCiON de la Republica de 
 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 
 
5^ 
 
 COSTA RICA. 
 
 Qeogbafia de Costa Rica. Por F. 
 Montero Barrantes. Barcelona: 
 
 1892. * 1002 
 Etnologia Centro Americana. 
 
 Madrid. 1893. * 1003 
 
 DicciONARio de barbarismos y pro- 
 vincialis mos de Costa Rica. Por 
 C. Gagini. San Jose. 1893. * 1003a 
 
 ExPLORACioNES BoTANiCAS 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 
 
 CoMPENDio de la Historia de Costa 
 
 Rica. Por L. Zarragoitia Baron. 
 
 San Jose. 1894. * 1005 
 
 CoMPENDio geografico y estadistico 
 de la Republica de Costa Rica. 
 Por 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 
 
 Pbimera Exposicion centroamericana 
 de Guatemala. San Jose. 
 
 1896. * 1009 
 
 NociONES de Geografia Patria, Por 
 L. M. Obregon. San Jose. 
 
 1897. * 1010 
 Alegeto de la Comision Nicara- 
 
 giiense contestando la exposicion 
 Oe (a Comisidn de Costa Rica sobre 
 limites. San Jose. 1897. * 1011 
 
 Exposicion sobre limites presentada 
 al arbitro Senor 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. * loia 
 
 Juridiction territoriale de la repub- 
 lique de Costa Rica. Par M. M. 
 de Peralta. Paris. 1899. * 1819^ 
 
 Compendio 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. * 1022r 
 Arch^ological Researches in Costa. 
 Rica. By C. V. Hartman. With 
 illustrations by J. Cederquist. 
 
 Stockholm. 1901. * 102* 
 The Republic of Costa Rica. (Phila- 
 delphia Museums). Philadelphia. 
 1905. * 1024 
 
53 
 
 20. PANAMA. 
 
 A New Voyage and description of 
 the Isthmus of America. . . By 
 L. Wafer. 1669. * 1025 
 
 The Samt. .2nd ed. 1704. [23a] 
 
 The Same. Trad, par De 
 
 Moiitirat. Paris. 1706. * 
 
 .V Lettkr from a Member of Parlia- 
 ment of Scotland to his Friend 
 at London, concerning their late 
 Act for establishing a Ck)mpany of 
 that Kingdom Trading to Africa 
 and the Indies. 1695. * 1025a 
 
 •Some Seasonable and Modest 
 Thoughts, I'artly occasioned by 
 and Partly concerning the Scots 
 East-Indian Company. Humbly 
 offered to R. H., Esq., a member 
 of the present Parliament. By 
 an unfeigned and hearty Lover 
 of England. 1696. * 1025b i 
 
 A Letter from a Gentleman in the . 
 Country to his Friend at Edin- i 
 burgh, wherein it is clearly proved 
 that the Scottish African, and 
 Indian Company, is Exactly cal- ; 
 culated for the Interest of Scot- 
 land. Edinburgh. 1696. * 1025c 
 
 A Short Discourse of the present 
 Temper of the Nation with re- ; 
 spect to the Indian and African 
 Company ; and of the Bank of J 
 Scotland*. Also of Mr. Paterson's | 
 
 Sretended Fund of Credit. By 
 .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 Sami:. 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 
 Country and a particular Account 
 of the Scots Colony. By Philo- 
 Caledon [PAndrevv 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 Commotlities. By 
 I. B[lackwell]. Edinburgh. 
 
 1699. * 1030 
 
 Information Concernant L' Affaire 
 De Darien. IParin. 1699?] * 1030a 
 
 The History of Caledonia: or, The 
 Scots Colony in Darien in the 
 West Indies. With an Account of 
 the Manners of the Inhabitants, 
 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 are 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 
 tl>e 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 
 
54 
 
 PANAMA. 
 
 Observations of a Person of Emin- 
 ence and Worth in Caledonia, 
 written to his Friend in Boston, 
 N.E., on their Scots Settlement, 
 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. * 1030h 
 
 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. * 1030] 
 
 A Defence of the Scots abdicating 
 Darien, including an answer to the 
 defence of the Scots 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 mnd 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 Dofence of the 
 Scots abdicting Darien." . . . 
 Glasgow, privately printed. 
 
 1700. • 1035* 
 
 The Original Papers and Letters 
 relating to the Scots Company, 
 trading to Africa and the Indies, 
 from the Memorial given in 
 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 Sup- ^ 
 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 i 
 offered to Publick View, for re- 
 moving of Mistakes and Preju- 
 dices. Glasgow. 1700. * 1036b 
 
 A Full and jExact 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 I 
 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 Maiesty in May, 
 1699. By the Lord 'President of 
 
 the Session and Lord Advocate ] 
 
 on behalf of the Company of i 
 
 Scotland, Trading to Africa and | 
 
 the Indies. 1700. * 1036c | 
 
 The Application of the Scots to I 
 
 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. 
 
 [1700PJ • 1036d I 
 
PANAMA.. 
 
 55 
 
 Caledonia : or, The Pedlar tum'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 Affair 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 guard againgt Pas- 
 sion. London. 1701. * 1036g 
 
 A Letter to a Friend at Edin- 
 burgh from Rotterdam ; Giving an 
 account of the Scots affairs in 
 Darien. By J. Byres. 
 
 1702. • 1036h 
 
 Two Proposals Becoming England 
 at this Juncture to Undertake. 
 One, for Securing A Colony in 
 the West Indies, As His Majesty's 
 Propriety now to bo enter'd unon, 
 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 upon 
 the whole. By the Rev. Mr. F. 
 Borland. . . Written mostly in 
 the year 1700, While 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 
 
 Messacb 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. 
 R. G. Dunlop. 1847. 
 
 By 
 
 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. Bannatynt Club. 
 
 1849. • 1043 
 
 Wild Life in the Interior of Cen- 
 tral America. By G. Bvarii. 
 
 1849. 1043a 
 
 The Mahogany Tree: its botanical 
 character . . . also notices of the 
 projected interoceanic Canals of 
 Panama, Nicaragua and Tehu- 
 antepec. Liverpool. 1850. * 1044 
 
 Wanderings in some Western Re- 
 publics of America, with remarks 
 upon the cutting of the Great Ship 
 Canal through Central America. 
 By G. Byam. 1850. * 1045 
 
 Memoir of an eventful expedition 
 in Central America. . . By P. 
 Velasquez. New 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 Dari'>n 
 Indians. By Dr. Efdward] Cul- 
 len. 1852. * 1049 
 
:56 
 
 PANAMA. 
 
 The 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. ^v ety Yoi'k. 
 
 1853. * 1050b 
 
 Panama in 1855. An Account of the 
 
 Panama Railroad. Bv R. Tomes. 
 
 New York. 1855. * 1051 
 
 Communication to the Board of 
 Directors of the Panama R.R. Co. 
 and to the Stockholders. Neto 
 York. 1855. * iq51a 
 
 'Correspondence 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 : By 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. 
 Edinburgh. 1858. * 1057b 
 
 The Writings of William Paterson, ; 
 Founder of the Bank of England : 
 with Biographical Notices of the \ 
 Author, his Contemporaries, and i 
 his Race. Edited by S. Bannister, 
 M.A. 2 vols. 1858. * 1057c i 
 
 Percement de I'lsthmus de Panama, i 
 par lo canal d.e Nicaragua. Par [ 
 P. Belly. Paris. 1858. * 1054 l 
 
 Seven Years' Travel in Central | 
 America. . . . By J. Froebel. I 
 
 1859. [M.C.] * 1055! 
 Coehespondence 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. * 1058 
 
 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. 
 
 Bidwell. 1865. * 1061 
 
 Note sur les Sepultures in diennis 
 
 du departement de Chiriqui (etat 
 
 de Panama). Par M. A.'Zeltner. 
 
 Panama. 1866. * 1061a 
 
 History of the Railroad and the 
 
 Isthmus of Panama. By F. N. 
 
 j Otis. New York. 1867. * 1061b 
 
 j DoTTiNGS on the Roadside in 
 
 : Panama, Nicaragua and Mosquito. 
 
 By Commander B. Pim, R.N., and 
 
 B. Seemann, Ph.D., F.L.S. 
 
 : 1869. [13h.] 1063 
 
 I Is A Ship Canal Practicable? Notes, 
 I Historical and Statistical upon the 
 I Projected Routes for an Inter- 
 oceanic Ship Canal between the 
 Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. By 
 S. T. Abert. Cincinnati. 
 
 1870. * 1064 
 
 Travels in Central America. . . . 
 From the Frenclxi of A. de Morelet 
 by Mrs. M. F. Squier. 1871. * 1065 
 
 A Tb avers 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. Washinqton. 
 
 1874." * 1067 
 
 Le3 Isthme-s Americains. Par L. 
 
 Drouillet. Paris. * 1067a 
 
 Across Central America. By J. W. 
 
 Boddam-Whetham. 1877. * 1068 
 
 Central America, the West 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 
 [completedj, Zoology and ArchjB- 
 ology [completed]. Edited by F. 
 I). Godnian, D.C.L., and O. 
 Salvin. 1879 et seq. * 1069a 
 
 Percement de I'isthme de Panama. 
 Par B. de Saint-Pol Lias. Paris. 
 
 1879. ♦ 1069b 
 
 Report of the Secretary of State, 
 with accompanying Correspond- 
 ence in relation to the proposed 
 Interoceanic Canal between the 
 Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 
 
 Waghington. 1880. * 1070 
 
 Tht! Inter-Oceanic Canal and the 
 Monroe Doctrine. Xew York. 
 
 1880. * 1070a 
 
 Der Panama Canal, seine Bau und 
 seine Zukunft. Von C. Koep. 
 
 Dresden. 1880. * 1071 
 
 Panama et Darien. Voyages d'ex- 
 ploration. Par A. Reclus. 
 
 Paris. 1881. * 1072 
 
 L'Amerique centralo et le Canal de 
 Panama. Par Viscount H. L. G. 
 de Bizeraont. 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 
 
 Der Central Amerikanische Bos- 
 porus. Von L. Gaebler. Leipzic. 
 1884. • 1083 
 
 5T 
 
 Letter . . transmitting Reports of 
 U.S. officors respecting the pro* 
 gress of work on the Ship Canal. 
 By W. E. Chandler. 1884. * 1084 
 
 The Panama Canal : its History. By 
 J. C. Rodrigues. 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. Gargon. 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 qiielques difficultes a 
 vaincre dans la construction du 
 Canal. Par W. Nelson. Paris. 
 
 1888. * 1093 
 
 Le Grandi strade del commercio pro- 
 pyoste fino dal secolo xvi. Canale 
 de Panama. Da G. Coen. 
 
 Livorno. 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 Qentro America. . . 
 
 Por J. de Cambriles. Barcelona. 
 
 1888. * 1096a 
 
 La Verite 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- 
 
 Savoy at. Montpellier. 
 
 1889. * 1100 
 
 Canal do Panama. Organisation 
 des comites independants. Par 
 
5? 
 
 PANAMA. 
 
 R, Lebbe. Barhezieux. 
 
 1889. * 1101 
 
 Ljs Canal de Panama et la sotiete 
 civile du Darien. Par P. Mou- 
 chot. Paris. 1889. * 1102 
 
 "Canal de Panama. Doit-on re- 
 prendre les travaux 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. 
 
 [13 h.] 1106 
 
 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)] Paris. 
 
 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. 
 
 Vincennes. 1890. * 1114 
 
 Chemin de fer a navires de Panama 
 ayec achevement du Canal a 
 niveau. Par A. Sebillot. 
 
 Paris. 1890. * 1115 
 In and Oct of Central America. By 
 F. Vincent. New York. 
 
 1890. * 1115a 
 
 Projet 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. Leiden. 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. * 1123 
 History of Panama. By G. S. 
 Minot. Kingston, 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 une 
 depense de 60 millions. [Societe 
 des Chemins de Fer a navires.] 
 
 Paris. 1892. * 1129 
 
 CouR d'Appel de Paris. Plaidoierie 
 pour INIM. 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 MM. 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'affaire du Panama. Par 
 A. Lucas. Paris. 1893. * 1137 
 
 Souvenirs d'un geologue sur Panama 
 et le canal. Par J. IVIarcou. 
 cou. Neuchdtel. 1893. * 1138 
 
 La comedie de Panama. Paris. 
 
 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- 
 
 tes dn Panama, 
 losse. Paris. 
 
 Par — Pang- 
 1893. * 1143 
 
 Relevement immediat de I'entre- 
 prise du Canal de Panama. Par 
 F. Paponot. Paris. 
 
 1893. • 1144 
 
 Leb complicites du Panama : pages 
 d' histoire social© contemporaine. 
 Par G. Rouanet. Paris. 
 
 1893. * 1145 
 
 Isthmus of Panama, Canal Routes, 
 
 etc. By T. W. Hurst. 
 Chicago. 1898. 
 
 1159 
 
 Resume de la conference de M. j 
 Sebillot, sur I'achevement econ- 
 omique du Canal de Panama. ! 
 Par A. Sebillot. Paris. \ 
 
 1893. * 1146 
 
 Le Guide pratique des porteurs d' I 
 obligations de la Compagnie de 
 Panama. Par H. Vente. Paris. 
 
 1893. * 1147 
 
 Documents concernant le concession- 
 aire publics pendant les proces 
 de Panama. Par L. N. B. Wyse. 
 Poissy. 1893. * 1148 
 
 PANA:«A-oder Nicaragua-Canal? Von 
 H. Polakowsky. Leipzic. 
 
 1893. • 1148a 
 
 Le Canal de Panama et la nouvelle 
 societe. Par 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. Part*. 
 
 1894. * 1151 
 
 Pbehistoric Structures of Central 
 America. Who erected them? 
 By M. I. Townsend. Troy, N.Y. 
 
 1895. ♦ 1152 
 
 Le Proems 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'aflFaire de Panama. Par J. 
 Saint-Martin. Avignon. 
 
 1897. * 1158 
 
 W^s Middle America peopled from 
 Asia. By E. S. Morse. 
 
 New York. 1898. * 1160 
 
 La America Central. Su historia, 
 etc. Por A. Opisso. 
 
 Barcelona. 1898. * 1161 
 
 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 
 Justice. Par H. Maret. Paris. 
 
 1898. * 1163 
 
 Report of Council of Corporation 
 of Foreign Bondholders for 1898- 
 99. 1899. * 1164 
 
 Lr Panama et la republique. Par 
 J. Quesney de Beaurepaire. 
 
 Paris. 1899. • 1165 
 
 Explorations aux Isthmes do 
 Panama et de Darien en 1876-78. 
 Par A. Reclus. Paris. 
 
 1899, 1900. • 1166 
 
 Etude sur le commerce et 
 1' agriculture 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. 
 
 [15 e.] 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. 
 Isthmian Canal. 
 
 The 
 
 Austin. 
 
 Trans- 
 1904. 
 
 Les Interets francais dans le Paci- 
 fique Canal de Panama. Par C. 
 Lemire. Paris. 1904. * 1177 
 
 4. 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 Yorh. 
 
 1905. * 1179 
 
 The Civil Code of the Republic of 
 Panama, and Amendatory Laws 
 continued in force in the Canal 
 Zone. Translated under the 
 
 diriection 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 Yorh. 1906. * 1181a 
 
 Four Centuries of the Panama 
 
 Canal. By W. F. Johnson. 
 
 New Yarh. 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- 
 deljjhia. 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 year ended June 
 30th, 1907. Washington. 1907. 
 
 [2 1.] 1186 
 
 The Same for 1908. [2 1.] 
 
 Panama : a personal record of forty- 
 six years, 1861-1907. By T. 
 Robinson. New Yorh. 
 
 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. 
 
 1909. [21.] 1186e 
 
6i 
 
 20. COLOMBIA. 
 
 LiBRO segundo de las genealogias del 
 Nuevo Reyno de Granada. Por 
 J. Florez de Ocariz. Madrid. 
 
 1676. * 1186f 
 
 Arte y vcx;abulario de la lengua de 
 los Indies de la provincia de Cu- 
 ■mana o nueva Andaleucia. . . . 
 Por Fr. de Tauste. Madrid. 
 
 1680. * 1187 
 
 HiSTORiA general de la Conquista 
 
 del nuevo reyno de Granada. 
 
 [Por L. F. de Piedrahita] 
 
 Madrid. 1688. 1188 
 
 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 
 
 particular account of the taking 
 of Carthagena by the French in 
 the year 1697, by Sieur Pointis. 
 [From the French.] 2nd ed. 
 
 1740. • 
 
 HiBTORTA Corografica de la nuevo 
 
 Adalucia. . . Por Fr. A. Caulin. 
 
 Ma<irid. 1779. 1190 
 
 ExposicioN de la conducta obser- 
 vada por el gobierno holandes, de 
 Curazao, en la actual guerra de 
 la republica de Colombia con la 
 Espana. Caracas. 1822. * 1191 
 
 Personal Narrative of Travels to 
 the Equinoctial Regions of the 
 New Continent, 1799-1804. By 
 A. von Humboldt and A. Bonp- 
 land. Translated by H. M. 
 Williams. 7 vols. 
 
 1822-29. • 1192 
 
 Travels in the Republic of Colom- 
 bia, 1822-23. By G. Mollien . 
 
 1824. * 1193 
 
 The Same. Voyage, etc. 
 
 Paris. 1824. • 
 
 Catecismo |K)litico arreglado de 
 1821 . . . Caracas. 
 
 1824. * 1194 
 
 Colombia: its present state, cli- 
 mate, soil, productions, popula- 
 tion, &c. By Col. F. Hall. 
 
 1824. * 1195 
 
 The Same. 
 The Same. 
 
 1827. 
 
 Philadelahia. 
 
 1871. * 
 
 Letters written from Colombia 
 during a journey from Caracas to Conquista 
 
 Bogota, and thence to Santa 
 Marta in 1823. 1824. * 1196 
 Journal of a Residence and 
 Travels in Colombia, 1823-24. By 
 Capt. C. S. Cochrane, R.N. 2 
 vols. 1825. 1197 
 
 A Visit to Colombia in the years 
 1822 and 1823. By Col. W. 
 Duane. Philadelphsa. 
 
 1826. • 1197a 
 
 Travels through the interior pro- 
 vinces of Colombia. By Col. J. 
 P. Hamilton [H.B.M.'s CTiief 
 Commissioner to Colombia]. 2 
 vols. 1827. * 1198 
 
 The Present State of Colombia: ac- 
 count of the Revolutionary War 
 and the English Expedition . . 
 by an Officer in the late Colom- 
 bian Service. 1827. * 1199 
 
 HiSTORiA de la Revolution de Colom- 
 bia. Por J. M. Restrepo. 
 
 Paris. 1827. * 1200 
 
 The Same. 4 vols. Besancon. 
 
 1858. • 
 
 Narrative of Voyages and Excur- 
 sions on the East Coast and in 
 the interior of Central America. 
 By O. W. Roberts. Edinburgh. 
 1827. * 1201 
 
 Geschichte von Columbia. Von E. 
 Munch. 2 bde. Dresden. * 1201a 
 
 A L08 Colombianos. Por IVI. Tovar. 
 
 Curazuo. 1829. * 1202 
 
 Pa7. Perpetua en America o federa- 
 
 cion Americana. Por P. G. Vigil. 
 
 Bogota. 1836. * 1202a 
 
 CuERPO de leyes de la republica de 
 Colombia . . desde 1821-1827. 
 
 Cararxis. 1840. * 1203 
 
 CoMPENDio del descubrimiento y 
 colonisacion de la Neuya Gra- 
 nada. Por Acosta. Paris. 
 
 1848. * 1204 
 
 IVIemorias para la historia de la 
 Nueva Granada desde su descub- 
 rimiento haste el 20 vii. 1810. 
 Por J. A. de Plaza. Bogota. 
 
 1850. * 1205 
 
 Memoria sobre la geografia de la 
 
 Nueva Granada. Por IVIosquera. 
 
 New York. 1852. 1206 
 
 Cclecton de piezas dramaticas. Por 
 J. M. Samper. [Bogota, 1857?] 
 
 • 1206a 
 
 New Granada. By I. F. Holton. 
 New York. 1857. * 1207 
 
 descumbrimiento del 
 
62 
 
 COLOMBIA. 
 
 nuevo reino de Granada. . . Por J. 
 R. Fresle. Bogota. 1859. * 1207a 
 
 CoMPENDio de geografia general, 
 politica, fisica y especial de los 
 estados unidos de Colombia. Por 
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 1860. * 1208 
 
 The Same. London. 1866. * 
 
 Ensayo sobre las revoluciones poli- 
 
 ticos y la condicion de las repub- 
 
 licas Colombianas. Por Samper. 
 
 Paris. 1861. * 1210 
 
 Voyage a la Sierra Nevada de 
 Sainte Marthe. Par E. Reclus. 
 
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 DiccioNARio geografico de los Estados 
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 El Dorado. Estudio de los Chibchas. 
 
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 Voyage d' Exploration a travers la 
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64 
 
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 Expose des droits de la Republique 
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65 
 
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 Travels in South America during 
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 The Same. Reisc nach den 
 
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 Journal of an Expedition 1,400 
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66 
 
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 Memorias contemporaneas. . . Por 
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 Teatro de la legislacion colombino 
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 67 
 
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68 
 
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 1883. * 1373 
 
 Guzman Blanco y su tiempo. Con- 
 eideraciones respecto la influencia 
 de est© eminente republico en la 
 regeneracion de Venezuela. Por 
 Hortensio. Caracas. 1883. * 1374 
 
 Literatura Venezolana. Por Hor- 
 tensio. 2 torn. Caracas. 
 
 1883. * 1374a 
 
 AiiEGATO presentado por parte de 
 
 Colombia en el arbitramento de 
 
 limites de con Venezuela. Bogota. 
 
 1883. * 1375 
 
 Apoteosis 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 
 momentos del Libertador Bolivar. 
 Por R. Chacon. Caracas. 
 
 1883. * 1379 
 
 Impresiones. Por M. Garcia. 
 
 Madrid. 1884. * 1380 
 
 139f> 
 
 Roe- 
 1397 
 
 Paginas 
 
 zuela. 
 
 para la 
 Por M. 
 
 historia de Vene- 
 Bricefio. 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 
 
 Ho J AS de un libro. Poc'sias. 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 
 d© 27 de octubre de 1884. Por E. 
 Calcado. Caracas. 1884. * 1387 
 
 Anuario estadistico de los Estados 
 Unidos de Venezuela. Caracas. 
 
 1884. * 1388 
 
 Historia d© la conquista d© la Pro- 
 vincia d© Venezuela. 2 torn. Por 
 J. d© Oviedo y Baiios. Madrid. 
 
 1885. • 1390 
 Geologie d© l'Anci©nn© Colombi© 
 
 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 
 
 Le8 Etats Unis de Venezuela. Par 
 
 P. d© Cazeneuv© ©t Fr. Haraine. 
 
 Paris. 1888. * 1394 
 
 El Derecho internacional venezo- 
 lana Limites Britanicos de 
 Guayana. By R. Seijas. Caracas. 
 1888. * 1395 
 Venezuela. Von W. Sievers. 
 Hamburg. 1888. * 
 
 Venezuela. Van H. A. M. 
 
 lants. Amsterdam. 1888. * 
 
 Reise-Skizzen aus Venezuela. Von 
 F. Buchner. Miinchen. 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. 
 
 Pari.^. 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 d© 
 Venezuela. 2 tom. Por M. 
 Landaeta Rosales. Caracas. 
 
 1889. * 1407 
 
 General C. Soublette. Por C. 
 Soublette. 1889. 
 
 Venezuela y sus riquezas. 
 O. de Mombello. Caracas. 
 1890. 
 
 United States and Venezuela Claims 
 Commission, 1889-90. Opinions of 
 the Commissioners. Washington. 
 
 1890. * 1410 
 
 Ethnographie preoolombienn© (iu 
 Venezuela. Par G. Marcano. 
 
 Paris. 1890. * 1411 
 
 Venezuela y la Gran Bretana. 
 Cuestion limites de Guyana. 
 
 1890. * 1413 
 
 * 1408 
 Por G. 
 
 * 1409 
 
 El Derecho d© Venezuela en la 
 cuestion con Inglatorra. Por E, 
 Calcano. Caracas. 1890. * 1414 
 
 CoNFERENCiAS sobre practica del 
 sistema representativo en Vene- 
 
VENEZUELA. 
 
 69 
 
 zuela. Por S. T. Atienzo. Caracas 
 
 1890. * 1415 
 
 VoCABULARio del estado Carabobo. 2 
 pt. Por T. A. Macpherson. 
 
 Valencia. 1890-91. * 1416 
 
 LxYENDAS hietoricas de Venezuela. 2 
 torn. Por A. Rojas. Caracas. 
 
 1890-91. • 1417 
 
 DicciONARio del estado Mirando. Por 
 T. A. Macpherson. Caracas. \ 
 
 1891. * 1418 1 
 
 H18TORIA del gobierno del doctor J. | 
 P. Rojas Paul, Presidente de los 
 Estados de Venezuela, 1888 a 
 
 1890. Por F. Gonzalez Guinan. 
 
 Valencia. 1891. * 1419 
 
 Venezuela. Tercer censo de la 
 
 Republico, 1891. 4 torn. Caracas. 
 
 1891. • 1420 
 
 Las Fronteras de Venezuela. Por 
 J. M. Rojas. Paris. 1891. * 1421 
 
 Los ExTRANGKROs, 8U admisiou, su 
 expulsion. Por G. T. Villegas 
 Pulido. Caracas. 1891. • 1422 
 
 Catecismo de historia de Venezuela. 
 Por A. Eitellcr. Caracas. 
 
 1891. • 1423 
 
 Historia Patria. Origines venezo- 
 lanos. Tom L Por A. Rojas. 
 
 Caracas. 1891. * 1424 
 
 Venezuela. Libro amarillo de los 
 Estados Unidos de Venezuela, 
 
 1891. (Ministerio de Relacionei 
 exteriores.) 2 torn. Caracas. 
 
 1891. * 1425 
 
 Demonbtracion de la riqueza meta- 
 lugica en las regiones de los 
 estados Carabol>o, Lara y Zamora. 
 Por J. R. Ricart. Caracas. 
 
 1891. * 1427 
 
 Juicio critico sobre el laudo en la 
 cuestion limites entre Venezuela y 
 Colombia. Por J. G. Villafane. 
 
 Tdriha. 1891. * 1428 
 
 Venezuela. El Libre amarillo, 1892. 
 2 torn. Caracas. 1892. * 1429 
 
 Wandertage im Strom und Kiisten- 
 gebiet des Orinoko. Von E. Zu 
 Erbach. Leipzic. 1892. • 1430 
 
 liANirESTO. Por J. P. Rojas Paul. 
 Curasao. 1892. * 1431 
 
 La Verdad de los hechos. Por 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." Por D. A. 
 Olavarria. Valencia. 1893. * 1433 
 
 Rectificaciones. Por J. F. Sarna, 
 1893. • 1434 
 
 Au Venezuela. Le general J. Crespo 
 Par A. Padula. Rome. 
 
 1893. • 143A 
 
 Los Estados unidos de Venezuela, 
 
 en la Exposicion Universal Colom- 
 
 biana de Chicago en 1893. Nueva 
 
 York. [1893]. * 1436 
 
 The same in English. New York. 
 
 1893. • 
 
 EsTUDios historico-politicos. Por D 
 A. Olavarria. Valencia. 1894. * 1437 
 
 La Mision diplomatica de F. 
 Nichelena en la Gran Bretana. 
 
 Caracas. 1894. * 1438 
 
 Memorias sobre las revoluciones do 
 Venezuela. Por J. F. Heredia y 
 Mieses. Paris. 1895. * 1439 
 
 Manual de historia de Venezuela. 
 Por F. Tejera. Cardccu. 
 
 1895. • 1440 
 
 Apuntes para la historia contem- 
 
 gjranea de Venezuela. Por E. 
 epper. Cura<^ao. 1895. * 1441 
 
 Exposicion que dirige al Congreso 
 el Ministero de Hacienda en 1895. 
 2 torn. Caracas. 1895. * 1442 
 
 Paralelos en el centenario del liber- 
 tador de los esclavos en Venezuela, 
 J. G. Monagas. Por E. Pepper. 
 Cura<:ao . 1895. * 1443 
 
 Resena Geografica de Venezuela. 
 Por F. Vizcarrondo Rojas. 
 
 Caracas. 1895. * 1444 
 
 Indick alfabetico de la recopilacion 
 de leyes y decretos de los estados 
 unidos de Venezuela. Por C. 
 Leon. Caracas. 1895. * 1445 
 
 Venezuela ; or Two Years on the 
 Spanish Main. By Major W. E. 
 Wood. Middleshoroufjh. 189b. i447 
 
 Souvenirs. Au Venezuela, 1876-92. 
 Par Madame L. Roncayolo. Paris. 
 
 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 York. 1896. * 1450 
 
 Venezuelan International Law. By 
 N. D. Davis. Georgetown. 
 
 1896. * 1451 
 
 El Hombre y la historia. Por J. Gil 
 Fortoul. Paris. 1896. * 1452 
 
 Venezuela. Codigo Civil. Caracas. 
 1896. * 1453 
 
VENEZUELA. 
 
 70 
 
 Venezuela. Statistisches Jahrbuch 
 der Vereinigten Staaten von Vene- 
 zuela. (Ministerio de Fomento.) 
 1894. Caracas. 1896. * 1454 
 
 HiSTORiA contemporanea de Vene- 
 zuela political y militar (1858- 
 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 
 
 Lb 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 
 Rosales. Cardcas. 1897. * 1461 
 
 II Venezuela. Por T. Caivano. 
 
 Milano. 1897. * 1462 
 
 Lb Venezuela, financier, economique. 
 Par J. Savygnac. Bruxelles. 
 
 1898. * 1463 
 
 Historia del gobierno de la aclama- 
 cion periodo constitucional de 
 Venezuelt. Por G. Guinan. 
 
 Caracas. 1899. 1464 
 
 Esquisse de la vie de Bolivar. Par 
 S. de Schryver. Bruxelles. 
 
 1899. * 1465 
 
 Handbook of Venezuela. (Bureau of 
 the American Republics.) 
 
 Washington. 1899. * 1466 
 
 Down the Orinoco in a Canoe. By 
 S. Perez Triana. With introduc- 
 tion by R. B. C. Graham. 
 
 1902. * 1467 
 
 Complemento (Todas las peripecias 
 del General Castro y su (Jobierno). 
 Por R. Tello Mendoza. Caracas. 
 
 1903. * 1468 
 
 La Repiiblica Argentina y el caso do 
 Venezuela. Por L. M. Drago. 
 
 Buenos Aires. 1903. * 1469 
 
 Prologo a ]os Anales de Venezuela. 
 Caracas. 1903. * 1470 
 
 Naar de Antillen en Venezuela. Van 
 H. van Kol. Leiden. 
 
 1904. * 1471 
 
 Boletin de Estadistica de lo« 
 estadoa 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. [3 g.] 1472 
 
 Venezuela ante el conflicto con las 
 potencias aliadas. Caracas. 
 
 1905 * 1474 
 
 Documentos. Por C. Castro (Presi- 
 dent). Caracas. 1905. * 1475 
 
 Espozo geografico, recursos, natur- 
 ales, legislacion, condiciones 
 econom., desarrollo alcanzada, 
 prospecto de futuio desenvolvi- 
 miento di Venezu&ia. Por N. V. 
 Goiticoa. Caracas. 1905. * 1476 
 
 ViAGE del General C. Castro al Cen- 
 tro, sur y orient© de Venezuela. 
 Por R. Tello Mendaza. Caracas. 
 1905 * 1477 
 
 GoBiERNOS de Venezuela des de 1810 
 
 hasta 1905. Por M. Landaeta 
 
 Caracas. 1905. * 1477a 
 
 Le conflit Vencryrt^iien et 1' arbitrage 
 de la Haye. Par A. Gacho. 
 
 Paris. 1905. * 1478 
 
 Les Origines Venezueliennes . 
 Par J. Humbert (Bibliotheque dee 
 Universites du Midi). Paris. 
 
 1905. * 1479 
 
 L ) HiSTORico. . . Refutacion ^ la 
 Historia por L. Level de Goda. 
 Por B. Tavera-Acosta. Cindad- 
 Bolivar. 1906. * 1479a 
 
 En el Sur. Por B. Tavera-Acosta. 
 Cindad-Bolivar. 1907. * 1479b 
 
 Las Palm as 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 
 
 RioLEMENT op het beleid van de 
 regering, het justitie-wezen, den 
 handel en acheepvaart, mitsgaders 
 de instruction voor den gouver- 
 neur der eilanden St. Eustatius, 
 St. Martin on Saba, den boek- 
 houder gencrael op het eiland St. 
 Eustatius, den commandeur des 
 eilands St. Martin en den boek- 
 houlder aldaar. Amsterdam. 
 
 1815. • 1480b 
 
 Reglement op het beleid de reger- 
 ing, het justitie-wezen, den handel 
 en scheepvaart, mitsgaders de in- 
 ■truction voor den Gouvemeur 
 Generael en den raad contrarol- 
 leur Goneraal op het eiland 
 Cura<?o. Amnterdam. 1816. * 1480c 
 
 Bescrhuvino van het Eiland 
 Curasao en onderhoorige Eilanden 
 . . [Door G.- G. van Pad- 
 denburg.] Haarlem. 1819. * 1481 
 
 Reolement voor de Nederlandsche 
 
 Portugeesche Israelitische Hoofd 
 
 Siinagoge te Curagao. Curasao. 
 
 ' ^ 1833. • 1482 
 
 Blik op den vroegeren en tegen- 
 woordigen toestand van het eiland 
 CuraQao. liotterdam. 1848. * 1483 
 
 Wetboeken en Reglementen voor de 
 Kolonie Curasao. 'sGravenhage. 
 
 1868. * 1484 
 
 D'c Natuurlijke hulpbronnen van de 
 kolonie CuraQao. Door A. M. 
 Chumaceiro. ^a-Gravenhage. 
 
 1880. * 1484a 
 
 BoEKi di Leza pa uso di skool di Dia 
 Dominso na Cura<;ao. Curazao. 
 1881. * 1485 
 
 Curacao en zijne bewoners. Door A. 
 
 T. Brusse. Cura<^ao. 1882. ♦ 1486 
 Db Geologie van het eiland St. 
 
 Eustatius. Door Molengraaff. 
 
 Leiden. 1886. * 1487 
 Geschiedenis van Nederlandsch 
 
 West Indie. Door A. M. Kollewijn. 
 
 Amersfoort. 1887. * 1488 
 
 Bericht iiber 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 Cura<?ao. Curazo. 
 1891. * 1491 
 
 Note sur les Antiquites ot Petro- 
 glyphs de I'lle d'Aruba. Par A. 
 L. Pinart. Paris. 1892. * 1491a 
 
 Zal het Kiesrecht Curagao tot het 
 Kannibalisme voeren? Door A. 
 M. Chumaceiro. Curasao. 
 
 1895. * 1492 
 
 Present chikitoe pa muchanan di 
 Soool Catolioo di Curagao, Bonaire 
 i Aruba. Curasao, Nijmegtn 
 [printed 1896]. * 1493 
 
 A Synopsis of the History of the 
 Jews of Curasao. By Rev. J. M. 
 Corcos. Curazao. 1897. [19 a.] 1494 
 
 La Colonie de CuraQoa. Door De 
 Veer. 1898. * 1495 
 
 Rapport betreffende een reis door de 
 Kolonie Curasao. Door J. Have- 
 laar. ' s-Gravenhage. 1902. * 1496 
 
 Beitraege zur Anthropologie, 
 
 Bthnographie und Archseologie 
 
 Niederl. West indiens. Haarlem. 
 
 1904. * 1497 
 
 Netherlands. Report for the year 
 1907 on the Trade and Commerce 
 of CuraQoa and its dependencies. 
 (Diplomatic and Consular Re- 
 port.) 1908. [n. b.] 1497a 
 
7f 
 
 24. BRITISH GUIANA. 
 
 The Discoverib 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 
 Maiestie hath granted to the said 
 R. Harcourt. 1613. * 1499 
 
 Tht 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 x>«rfect 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 Lord Proprietor. 
 By W. Byam. 1665. * 1502 
 
 An Impartial Description of Suri- 
 nam upon the continent of 
 Guiana in America. With a 
 history of several strange beasts, 
 birds, fishes, serpents, insects, 
 and customs of that colony, etc. 
 By G. Warren. 1667. * 1503 
 
 Thg 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, 
 aiid 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 j 
 
 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 represent*- ' 
 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- j 
 nam in 1667, and their oppres- i 
 sions committed upon the English \ 
 Subjects in that Colony. ' 
 
 1760. • 1509 
 
 KoRTBONDiGB Beschrijving van de 
 Colonie de Berbice, j 
 
 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 ot Berbice. i 
 
 1782. * 1510b 
 
 Capture of Demerara by the 
 French By Col. W. Byam. 
 
 1782. 1610c 
 
 Brieven over het Bestuur der >, 
 
 Colonien Essequebo en Demerary 
 
 tusschen Aristodemus en Sincerus. 
 
 Amsterdam. 1785-8. 1510d 
 
 Request en Memorie ter destructie 
 van het verzoek van eenige ! 
 Britsche Kooplieden. ] 
 
 1802. • 1510f 
 
 Kort Historisch verhaal Colonie ) 
 Berbice. 1805. • 1510g ' 
 
 Voyage to the Demerary, contain- j 
 ing a Statistical Account of the 
 Settlements there and of those of , 
 
BRITISH GUIANA. 
 
 73 
 
 the Essequebo, the Berbice and 
 other Rivers of Guyana. By H. 
 Bolingbroke. Norwich. 
 
 [1807]. * 1511 
 
 The IS'ame. Philadelphia. 
 
 1813. * 
 
 Nachrict von Suriname. . . von 
 Quandt. Gorlitt. 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. 1512* 
 
 New Sailing Directions for the 
 Coast of Guayana, comprehend- 
 ing the Colonies of Cayenne, 
 Surinam, and Berbice, with the 
 Rivers Marowine, Surinam, Cour- 
 tantin, Berbice, Demerary, Esse- 
 quebo, <fec. ; 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. Jennvns. 
 
 1816. * 1513a 
 
 Examination of the Report of the 
 Berbice Commissioners, and An- 
 swer to James Stephen, Es(j., re- 
 specting the Crown Estates in the 
 West Indies. Bv J. Marrvat. 
 
 1817. • 1514 
 
 .V 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. lol5a 
 
 The Judgment of the Court of 
 Demerara in the Case of Odwin 
 V. Forbes on the Plea 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. 
 
 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 
 of 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 GuianaJ. ... By W. Hill- 
 house. [Georgetown.] 1820. * 1521 
 
 The Demerara and Essequibo Vade- 
 Mecum of Laws and Regulations. 
 Civil. Military, etc. By A. Steven- 
 son. 1825. * 1522 
 
 OuTALissi: A Tale. By C. E. Le- 
 froy. 1826. * 1522a 
 
 Observations on the Demerara 
 Memorial in a Letter to a Gentle- 
 man in the Country 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. Hoi-ton. 1828. * 1524 
 
 De West-Indische Maatschappi. 
 
 1828. * 1525 
 
 Appeal to Privv 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 
 
 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. 
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 's-Gravenhage. 1888. * 1605 
 
 ''Zorg": a Story of British 
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 Records of British Guiana. Bv N 
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 Physician, Heal Thvself. By L. de 
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 Labour Ordinances. With notes 
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 Digest of Cases decided in the 
 
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 1856-91. By E. A. V. Abraham. 
 
 Demerara. 1889. * 1609 
 
 Fruit Export Scheme. By Rogers 
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 The Administrator General's De- 
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 British Guiana Medical Annual, 
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 New Overseer's Manual. By Rev. 
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 Index to the Laws of British 
 
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 Essays and Fables in Creole English. 
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 1891. * 1614f 
 
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 1892. • 1617 
 
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 1892. • 1618 
 
 Notes on the history of the Church 
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 BerUce. 1892. * 1619 
 
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 1893. ♦ 1620 
 
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 Handbook of British Guiana. By J. 
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 1893. [3g.} 1621 
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 1894. * 1625 
 
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 1895. * 1626 
 
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 A Criminal Code and Constabulary 
 
 Manual for British Guiana. 2nd 
 
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 1896. ♦ 1632 
 
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 1896. [3 k.] 1634 
 
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 1898. [3f.] 1637 
 
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 1907. [3 f .] 1645a 
 
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 The Geology of the gold fields of 
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 1887. * 1648 
 
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 1890. • 1650 
 
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 Parts. 1890. * 1651 
 
 Una palabra mas sobre Limites 
 
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 The Monroe Doctrine on trial. By 
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 1896. • 1656 
 
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 1896. * 1663 
 
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 1896. * 1665 
 
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 Presented to Parliament, March, 
 1896. 2 pt. 1896. * 1667 
 
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BRITISH GUIANA. 
 
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 trabajos de la comision investiga- 
 
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 1897. • 1679 
 
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 could parts off the coasts of 
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 Amsterdam. 1770. [3 c.j 1708 
 
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 1848. • 1717J 
 
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 Almanak Nederlandsche West Indie. 
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 Surinaamsche Volksleben. Door 
 
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 Surname. Door A. Halberstadt. 
 
 Leiden. 1871. * 1721 
 
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 Hollandisch - Guiana. Door A. 
 
 Kappler. Stuttgart. 1881. * 1723 
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 Meeteren. Amsterdam. 1883. * 1724 
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 Riks. Rotterdam. 1883. 1725 
 
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 (Prince) R. N. Bonaparte. Paris. 
 
 1884. * 1726 
 
 Onzb West. Door W. E. van 
 
 Goeterwoude. den Haag. 
 
 1884. * 1727 
 La Guyane Nederlandaise. Par Wes- 
 
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 1884. * 1728 
 Enkele Beschouwingen gewijd aan 
 
 de belangen der Kolonie Suriname. 
 
 Door A. C. Wesenhagen. Rotter- 
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 L. Geerling. den Haag. 
 
 1887. * 1731 
 Surinam, sein Land und seine 
 
 Kultur - Verhaltnisse. Von A. 
 
 Kappler. Stuttgart. 1887. * 1732 
 Het Viiftigjarig Jubile der Boeren 
 
 in Suriname. 1S45, 21 Juni, 1895. 
 
 Door J. E. Muller. Suriname. 
 
 1895. • 1733 
 
 Het Regeneerings-Reglement van 
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 's-Gravenhage. 1896. * 1735 
 
 Kolonie Surinam©. Afbeeldingen 
 
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 Plantages, Gouldvelden. Haarlem. 
 
 1896. * 1736 
 
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 1896. ♦ 1737 
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 the exploration for minerals on the 
 ground of Surinam. Paramaribo. 
 
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 H. Pareau. 's-Gravenhage. 
 
 1898. ♦ 1739 
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 toekomst. Door O. E. G. Vosmaer. 
 
 Den Haag. 1898. * 1740 
 
 Beknopte Aardrijks Kundige besch- 
 
 rijving van Suriname. Door Loth. 
 
 Amsterdam. 1898. * 1741 
 
 Samengevatte verordeningen betrek- 
 
 king hebbende op de Goudindustri© 
 
 in Suriname. Amsterdam 
 
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 Bijdrage tot d© Kennis der cultures 
 
 in Suriname. Door H. van Cap- 
 
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 Geologisch - bermannische Skizzen 
 
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 Freiberg. 1901. * 1744 
 
 Overziciit van de cultuurgewassen 
 
 en boschproducten in verband 
 
 met nijverheid en handel in d© 
 
 Kolonie Suriname. Door C. J. 
 
 Hering. Paramaribo. 
 
 1902-03. * 1746 
 Album der Coppename-Expedite. 
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 De Binnenlanden van het district 
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 's-Gravenhage. 1903. * 1748 
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 B©werkt door H. Ligtenberg. 
 
 's-Gravenhage. 1903. * 1749 
 Anales de Guyana. Por B. 
 
 Tavera-Acosta. Ciudad Bolivar. 
 
 1905. * 1749a 
 Au Travers des forets d© la Guyan© 
 hollandaise. Par H. van Cappelle. 
 Paris. 1905. * 1750 
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 nam. Von C- H. d© Joej©. 
 
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87 
 
 26. FRENCH GUIANA. 
 
 Lettbe escrite de Cayenne oonten- 
 
 ant ce qui s'est passe en la des- 
 
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 lissement en I'Amerique. Porta. 
 
 1653. • 1751 
 
 Description de la France Equinoc- 
 
 tiale cydevant appellee Gayanne, 
 
 ©t par les Espagnoles, El Dorado. 
 
 Par Lo Febvre de La Barre. Paris. 
 
 1666. * 1752 
 
 Voyage du Chevalier Des Marchais 
 
 en Guiane et isles voisines et a 
 
 Cayenne 1725-27. Par J. B. Labat. 
 
 Paris. 1730. • 1753 
 
 Description geographique de la 
 Guyane, contenant les possession! 
 et les etablissemcns des Francois, 
 des Espagnoles, des Portugais, 
 des Hollandois dans ces vastes 
 pays. . . Par S. Bellin. Paris. 
 1763. * 1754 
 
 Dks Plantes de la Guiane FranQoise. 
 Par F. Aublet. 1775. * 1754a 
 
 Memoirs pour servir a I'histoire de 
 
 Cayenne et de La Guiane Fran- 
 
 coise. . . Par M. Bajon. 2 vols- 
 
 Paris. 1777. * 1754b 
 
 Tableau de Cayenne, ou de la 
 Guiane Fran^aise, contenant des 
 Rensoignemens Exacts sur son 
 Climat, ses Productions, les 
 Naturels du Pays. Part*. 
 
 1779. * 1755 
 
 Reflexions sur la colonie FranQoise 
 de la Guyano. 1788. * 1756 
 
 Voyage a la Guiane et a Cayenne 
 fait en 1789, et annees suivantes. 
 ParL.M.B. Porta. 1798. * 1757 
 
 Narrative of the deportation to 
 Cavenne of Barthelemy, Pichegru, 
 Wi'llot, Marbois, La Rue, Ramel, 
 ©tc, with Facts relative to the 
 Revolution of 1797. By General 
 Ramel. 1799. * 1758 
 
 Tableau de Cayenne ou de la Guiane 
 FranQaise, contenant des ren- 
 seiccnemens sur son climat, ses pro- 
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 ard de Tarraube]- Paris, an VII. 
 [1799.] ♦ 1759 
 
 The same. Neue Reige nach 
 
 Cayenne . . Mit Anmerkungen von 
 M. G. Leipiz. 1799. * 
 
 The. same. Wien. 
 
 1800. 
 
 Memoire sur la Guian© . Francaise. 
 
 Par Le Citoyen Jacouemin. Paris. 
 
 1799. • 1760 
 
 Anecdotes secretes sur le 18 Fruo- 
 tidor, et nouveaux memoires des 
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 Michaud.] Paris. [1800?] * 1761 
 
 Memoire sur la Colonie de la 
 Guiane Frangaise et sur les avan- 
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 de sa possession [drawn up, from 
 notes by — Vidal, French resi- 
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 Porta. An XII. 
 
 [1803]. • 1762 
 
 Voyage h, Cayenne, dans les deux 
 Ameriques et chez les Antropo- 
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 ed. Paris. 1807. * 1763 
 
 Description abrege© de la Guyane 
 frangaise ou tableau des produc- 
 tions naturel'es et commorciales 
 d© cette colonie, explique au 
 raoyen d'une carte geologico-topo- 
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 Par. M. Leblond. Paris. 
 
 1814. • 1764 
 
 Instruction Nantique sur les cotes 
 de la Guian© Francaise. Par Lar- 
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 Mission d© Cayenne. Par W. H. 
 Laus. 1837. * 1765a 
 
 Deliberation du Conseil Colonial d© 
 la Guiane Francaise, sur la pro- 
 position de M. Passy et le Rapport 
 de M. de Remusat, relativement k 
 I'abolition de. I'esclavage dans les 
 colonies frangaises. Paris. 
 
 1839. * 1766 
 
 Commission d© la Colonisation d© la 
 Guiane frangaise. Par Le Cheva- 
 lier. 1843. * 1767 
 
 Coup d'oeil sur la situation agricole 
 d© la Guyane francaise. Par Ber- 
 nard. 1843. * 1768 
 
 Notice Historique de la Guyano 
 francaise. Par Ternaux-Compans. 
 Porta. 1843. * 1769 
 
 Extraits des auteurs et voyageurs 
 qui ont ecrit sur la Guyane. Par 
 Victor de Nouvion. 1844. * 1770 
 
 La Guyane. Par A. E. Cerfberr. 
 
 1851. * 1770a 
 
 Mission de Cayenne. Par Motezon. 
 1857. * 1771 
 
 Renseignement sur la navigation des 
 cotes et des rivieres de la Guyano 
 frangaise. Par Gouy. (Depot de la 
 Marine). Paris. 1865. * 1772 
 
88 
 
 FRENCH GUIANA. 
 
 Notes et Souvenirs. Guyan© Fran- 
 9aiB. Par F. Bouyer. 
 
 1867. 
 
 1773 
 
 Voyage chez lea Indiens [French 
 Guiana]. Par Delteil. 
 
 1870. • 1774 
 
 Introduction a I'Histoire de Cay- 
 enne, suivie d'un Recueil de 
 Contes, Fables, et Chansons ©n 
 Creole. Notes et Commentaires 
 par Alfred de St. Quentin. Etude 
 Bur la grammair© Creole par Au- 
 guste de St. Quentin. Antihes. 
 
 1872. * 1775 
 
 Agriculture de la Guyane fran^aise. 
 
 Par Sagot. 1874. * 1777 
 
 La Guyan© fran<jaise. Par Mourie 
 
 1874. * 1778 
 
 Catalogue des produits des Colonies 
 frauQaises [Exjwsition Universelle 
 de 1878]. 1878. * 1780 
 
 Voyage d' exploration dans I'inter- 
 ieur des Guyanes, 1876-77. Par 
 J. Crevaux. Paris. 1879- * 1780a 
 
 De Cayenne aux Andes, 1878-79. 
 Par J. Crexaux. Paris. 
 
 1881. * 1780b 
 
 Guyane fran^ais©. 
 Paris. 
 
 Par E. Nibaut. 
 1882. * 1781 
 
 Grammaires et vocabulaires Rou- 
 couyenne, arrouage, piapoco et 
 d'autres langues de la region des 
 Guyanes. Par J. Crevaux, P. 
 Sagot et L. Adam. Paris. 
 
 1882. ♦ 1782 
 
 Notice sur la transportation a la 
 Guyane. (M. de la Marine.) Paris. 
 
 1885. ♦ 1783 
 
 La Guyan© et la question peniten- 
 tiaire. Par J. Leveille. Paris. 
 
 1886. * 1784 
 
 La France equinoxiale. Par H. A. 
 Coudreau. 2 torn. Paris. 
 
 1886. • 1785 
 
 La Guyane Franpaise. Par F. Hue. 
 Paris. 1886. * 1786 
 
 Leb Trots Guyanes. Par L. F. Viala 
 
 Montpellier. 1887. * 1787 
 
 The same. Later ©d. 1893. 
 
 Les Frangais en Guyane. Par J. 
 Gros. Paris. 1887. • 1788 
 
 Les Gisementa Auriferes de la 
 Guyane frangaise. Par H. Babin- 
 ski. Paris. 1888. • 1789 
 
 Histoire de la Guyane frangais©. 
 Par E. C. E. Maurel. Paris. 
 
 1889. * 1790 
 
 Dix Ans d© Guyane. (Societe de Geo- 
 graphie). Par H. A. Coudreau. 
 Paris. 1891. * 1791 
 
 Chez nos Indiens. Quatr© annees 
 dans la Guyane frangaise. Par H. 
 A. Coudreau. Paris. 
 
 1893. • 1792 
 
 Simples notes d© voyages. Par A. 
 Domergue. Paris. 1893. * 1793 
 
 Les Jesuites a Cayenne. Par P. 
 Mury. Strasshurg. 1895. * 1794 
 
 Limites de Guayana. Caracas. 1896. 
 
 ♦ 1795 
 
 PopULARNO-przyroduiezo opowia- 
 dania z polztu w Gujavie francuz- 
 kiej, . . 1865-71. By K. Jelski. 
 W. Krakowie. 1898. * 1796 
 
 Frontieres entre le Bresil et la 
 Guyane frangaise. IMemoire pre- 
 sent© par le Bresil au gouverne- 
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 Bresil et la France. 5 torn. Paris. 
 1899. • 1797 
 
 The same. Atlas 
 
 2 torn. 
 1896. 
 
 Seconde JMemoire. 4 torn. Berne. 
 
 1899. * 
 
 Atlas. 2 torn. 1899. * 
 
 La Richesse de la Guyane frangaise. 
 
 Par G. Brousseau. Paris. 
 
 1901. • 1798 
 Choiseul und die Katastrophe am 
 
 Kourouflusse. Von W. Marcus. 
 
 Breslau. 1905. * 1799 
 
 Notes, essais et etudes sur la Guy- 
 ane frangaise. Par A. Dangoiso. 
 Paris. 1905. * 1800 
 
 La Main-d'oeuvre dans les Guyanes. 
 
 Par J. Duchesne-Fournet. Paris. 
 
 1905. ♦ 1801 
 
89 
 
 27. TRINIDAD. 
 
 Cbibib of the Sugar Colonies, or an 
 Enauiry into the Objects and pro- 
 bable EflFects of the French Ex- 
 pedition to the West Indies . . . 
 to which are subjoined, sketches 
 of a Plan for settling the Vacant 
 Lands of Trinidada. [By J. 
 Stephenl. 
 
 1802. [3f. and 2 h.J 1802 
 
 A Statement, Letters and Docu- 
 ments respecting the Affairs of 
 Trinidad, including a reply to Col. 
 Picton's Address to the Council of 
 that island. By Colonel Fullar- 
 ton. 1804. • 1803 
 
 Letter to Lord Hobart. By Colonel 
 T. Picton [a Reply to Colonel Ful- 
 lerton's Statement^ Letters and 
 Documents, respecting the Affairs 
 of Trinidad]. New ed. 
 
 1804. * 1804 
 
 Refutation of the Pamphlet which 
 Colonel Picton lately addressed to 
 Lord Hobart. By Colonel Fullar- 
 ton. 1805. * 1805 
 
 Travels in Trinidad during 1803. . 
 By P. F. M'Callum. 
 
 1805. [3 a.] 180« 
 
 A Letter . . on the subject of Tor- 
 ture introduced into the British 
 Colonies, as connected with the 
 laws of old Spain. 1806. ♦ 1807 
 The trial of Thomas Picton, Colonel 
 of the 54th Regiment of Foot, 
 and late Governor of the island of 
 Trinidad, for torturing Louisa 
 Calderon, in the island of Trini- 
 dad. 1806. * 1808. 
 
 Letter to Lord , on the Subject 
 
 of Torture introduced into the 
 British Colonies, as connected with 
 the Laws of Old Spain. By Col. 
 Fullarton. 1806. * 1810 
 
 Evidence taken at Port of Spain, 
 
 Island of Trinidad, in the Case of 
 
 Louisa Calderon, with letter to 
 
 Sir S. Hood, by Col. T. Picton. 
 
 1806. • 1811 
 
 An Address to the British Public on 
 the case of Brig. -Gen. Picton . . 
 with Observations on the conduct 
 of [Col.] Fullarton and the Rt. 
 Hon. J. SulUvan. By Lt.-Col. E. 
 A. Draper. 1806. * 1812 
 
 Sir Thos. Picton's Evidence, taken 
 at the Port of Spain, in the Island 
 of Trinidad, in the Case of Louisa 
 Calderon. 1806. * 1813 
 
 Political Account of the Island of 
 
 Trinidad, from its Conquest by 
 Sir R. Abercrombie in 1797, in i- 
 Letter to the Duke of Portland, 
 by a Gentleman of the Island. 
 
 1807. * 1814 
 Letters of Decius, in answer to the^ 
 
 criticism upon The Political Ac- 
 count of Trinidad, and upon the 
 defence of the crimes of Governor 
 Picton, in the Anti-Jacobin Re- 
 view under the title of the ** Pic- 
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 1808. ♦ 1815- 
 An Appeal to the Imperial Parlia- 
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 to be governed by a Legislature 
 and Judicature. By J. Sanderson. 
 
 1812. ♦ 1817 
 Report of Commissioners on the 
 subject of Titles to Land in the 
 Island of Ti inidad. 1823. * 18ia 
 The substance of a speech delivered 
 by J. Marryat, Esq., in the House 
 of Commons on Thursday, July 
 25th, 1822, upon Mr. Hume's mo- 
 tion for ap'winting a commission 
 of enquiry to report on the state 
 of the Island of Trinidad. 1823. 
 [2 i.] 18m 
 
 An Address to the Rt. Hon. Earl 
 Bathurst, relative to the claims 
 i which the coloured population of 
 I Trinidad have ... By a Free 
 Mulatto. 1824. [3 f.] 1820 
 
 I Report of Commissioners of Legal 
 I ^Ji^^^>' °° *^® Colony of Trinidad. 
 I [PP.] 1827. * 1821 
 
 I Extracts from Evidence taken by 
 I the Committee of the Council of 
 Trmidad for inquiring into the 
 Negro Character. [P.P.] 
 
 1827. ♦ 1822 
 Lettres pour la justification du Rev 
 S. Power. Trinidad. 
 
 1830. ♦ 1823 
 Five Years' in Trinidad and St. 
 Vincent : a view of the Social Con- 
 dition of the White, Coloured and 
 Negro Population of the West 
 Indies (1820-25). By Mrs. A. C. 
 Carmichael. 2 vols. 
 
 1834. • 1824 
 Memoirs and Correspondence of Lt - 
 General Sir T. Picton. By 
 H. B. Robinson. 1835- * 1826 
 — — The Same. 2nd ed. 1836. • 
 History of Trinidad. By E L 
 Joseph. Trinidad. 
 
 [1838]. • 1836 
 
go 
 
 Observations on the present con- 
 dition of the island of Trinidad. 
 By W. H. Burnley. 1842. 
 
 [3 b.] 1827 
 
 Papers on the Supply of Labour and 
 the general condition of the 
 Colony of Trinidad. 3 parts. 
 [P.P.] 1847-48. 1828 
 
 Views of Trinidad. From Drawings 
 
 by M. J. Cazabon. Paris. 1851. 
 
 [H.C.] * 1829 
 
 Laws of Trinidad, 1831 to 1848. 
 
 1852. * 1830 
 
 Papers relative to the condition of 
 the Sugar-growine Colonies. Part 
 III. Trinidad. [PP.] 1853. * 1831 
 
 Trinidad: its Geography, natural 
 
 resources, administration, present 
 
 condition and prospects. By L. 
 
 L. A. De Verteuil, M.D.P. 1858 
 
 [3 b.] 1832 
 
 The same. 2nd ed. 1884. * 
 
 Synopsis of the Fresh Water Fishes 
 of the western portion of the Island 
 of Trinidad, W.I. [Reprinted from 
 the annals of Lyceum of Natural 
 History, New York, vol. VI.] By 
 T. Gill. 1858. [32J.1 1833 
 
 Report on the Geology of Trinidad, 
 or Part I. of the West Indian Sur- 
 vey. By G. P. Wall and J. G. 
 Sawkins. 1860. * 1834 
 
 The Theory and Practice of Creole 
 Grammar. By J. J. Thomas. 
 Port-of -Spain. 1869. [3 f .] 1835 
 
 Papers on the State of F^ducation in 
 Trinidad. [P.P.] 1870. * 1836 
 
 Htstorie de I'lle de la Trinidad sous 
 le Gouvernement Espagnol. Par 
 P. G. L. Borde. 2 vols. Parii>. 
 1876, 1882. [3 c.] 1837 
 
 Cocoa as grown in Trinidad, and 
 how to plant it in Cevlon. 
 
 1879. * 1838 
 
 Proceedings of the Scientific Asso- 
 ciation of Trinidad. 1881. * 1838a 
 
 Laws of Trinidad. Revised ed. . . 
 by G. L. Garcia. 1883. * 1839 
 
 Co^RT='spo>rT)T?NCE on the recent 
 Coolie Disturbance in Trinidad, at 
 the IVf ohurrum Festival ; with re- 
 port thereon bv Sir H. W. Nor- 
 man. [P.P.] 1885. 
 
 [M.C.] • 1841 
 
 Trtntdad, Trarle and Taxes Com- 
 mission. 1886. Pnrf -of -Spain. 
 
 1886. [34 c.] 1842 
 
 Trtntdad, a field for Emifrration. A 
 Sketch. Bv H. J. Clark. Pnrt- 
 of -Spain. 1886. [3 b.] 1843 
 
 TRINIDAD. 
 
 Instructions for Raising Tobacco 
 Seeds. By J. H. Hart. Trinidad. 
 
 1887. [32 k.] 1844 
 
 The Banana Trade. By J. H. Hart, 
 F.L.S. Port-of -Spain. 1887. 
 
 [32 ] 1845 
 
 A Guide to Trinidad. Handbook 
 for the use of Tourists and Visi- 
 tors. By J. H. Collens. 2nd ed. 
 
 1888. [3 c] 1846 
 
 Classified List of the Wood-produc- 
 ing Trees of Trinidad. 1888. 
 
 [32 k.] 1847 
 
 The Fruit and Banana Trade. Over 
 3,000,000 Bunches of Bananas a 
 year sent from Jamaica to New 
 York. How many can Trinidad 
 send? By J. H. Hart. Port-of - 
 Spain. 1889. [32.] 1848 
 
 Trinidadiana : chronological review 
 of events. By J. M. Bodu. Port- 
 of-Spain. 1890. * 1849 
 
 La Brea. By G. Wilson. San Fer- 
 nando. 1891. * 1850 
 
 Iere, the land of the humming 
 bird : being a sketch of the Island 
 of Trinidad. By H. J. Clark. 
 
 Trinidad. 1893. * 1851 
 
 Catalogue of Books in the Public 
 Library, Trinidad. Port-of -Spain. 
 1892, and Supplement for 1893-4- 
 5. [33 k.] 1852 
 
 "Cacao." A Treatise on the Cul- 
 tivation and curing of Cacao 
 (Theobroma Cacao). By J. H. 
 Hart. T r iniaad. 1S92. [3 b.] 1853 
 
 Nutmeg Planting in Trinidad. By 
 J. H. Hart. Trinidad. 
 
 [32 k.] 1854 
 
 Chaguaramus Scheme of Don Siegert 
 for constructing docks. By F. R. 
 Hart. Trinidad. 1894. * 1855 
 
 Geography of Trinidad and Tobago. 
 By J. A. De Suze. Trinidad. 
 
 1894. * 1856 
 
 History of Trinidad : from 1781 to 
 1839. By L. M. Fraser. 2 vols. 
 Port-of -Spdin. 1896. [3 b.] 1857 
 
 EssAi sur r Agriculture de la Trini- 
 dad. Par J. de Verteuil. 
 
 Beauvais. 1896. * 1858 
 
 Guide Book and History of Trini- 
 dad, Tobago, Grenada and St. 
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 By J. H. Stark. [1897.] * 1859 
 
 The Trinidad Centenary Pocket 
 Guide Book. By T. F. E. Evers- 
 ley. Trinidad. 1897. * 1860 
 
 1797-1897. An illustrated souvenir 
 album of the Centenary of Trini- 
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TRINIDAD 
 
 9t 
 
 Cbntenaby of Trinidad. OflBcial Pro- 
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 [1897]. • 1862 
 
 Early English Colonies in Trinidad. 
 By J. Scott. Port-of -Spain. 
 
 1897. • 1863 
 
 Victoria Institute of Trinidad, Cen- 
 tenary Exhibition. Catalogue of 
 Historical Section. Compiled by 
 L. M. Fraser. 
 
 [Trinidad, 1897]. * 1864 
 
 The old Bar and the new Bar. Re- 
 miniscences. 1820-1892. By A. R. 
 Delamere . Port-of -Spain . 
 
 1899. ♦ 1865 
 Guide Book to the Masonic and 
 
 Friendly Societies of Trinidad. By 
 H. 8. Billouin. Port-of -Spain. 
 
 1900. • 1866 
 
 GuiA oomercial do Trinidad. Por F. 
 Vizcarrondo Rojas. Port-of -Spain. 
 
 1901. • 1867 
 
 Some Reflections on the Carnival of 
 Trinidad. By E. F. Chalamelle. 
 Port-of-Spain. 1901. * 1868 
 
 Gold and Coal in Trinidad. By R. 
 J. L. Guppy. Port-of-Spain. 
 
 1902. * 1869 
 Laws of Trinidad. Port-of-Spain. 
 
 1902-05. • 1870 
 
 Trinidad Tourist Guide and Com- 
 mercial and Professional Register 
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 [P1902]. [M.C.] • 1871 
 
 The Caura : a narrative of a journey 
 up the Caura River. By E. 
 Andre. Trinidad. 1902. * 1872 
 
 Trinidad and Tobago. The Mirror 
 
 Almanac and General Commercial 
 
 Directory. Port-of-Spain. 1902. 
 
 [3 g.] 1873 
 
 Is this Imperialism ? History of the 
 Port-of-Spain Water Question. 
 Port-of-Spain. 1903. * 1874 
 
 Papers relating to the Recent Dis- 
 turbances at Port-of-Spain, Trini- 
 
 dad. 
 
 [P.P.] July, 1903. 
 
 [M.C.] • 1875 
 
 Report of the Commission of En- 
 quiry into the Recent Disturb- 
 ances at Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. 
 [P.P.] July, 1903. [M.C.] * 1875a 
 
 Further Papers relating to the Dis- 
 turbances at Port-of-Spain, Trini- 
 dad, in March, 1903. [P.P.] 
 April, 1904. [M.C.] ♦ 1875b 
 
 Minutes of Proceedings of the Com- 
 mission of Enquiry concerning the 
 Riot at Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, 
 on the 23rd of March, 1903. [Port^ 
 of-Spain, 1903]. [M.C.] * 1875o 
 
 The Commission of Enquiry into the 
 Water Riots of Monday, 23rd 
 March, 1903. Together with ad- 
 dresses. . . . Report of the Com- 
 missioners. . . Port-of-Spain. 
 
 1903. [M.C.] ♦ 1876 
 
 Industrial Trinidad. Issued by the 
 Victoria Institute of Trinidad. 
 Trinidad. 1903. [3 g.] 1877 
 
 The Book of Trinidad. Edited by 
 T. B. Jackson. Port-of-Spain 
 (London printed). 1904. [3 f .] 1878 
 
 Trinidad and Tobago Year-book. 
 1905. Compiled by J. H. Collens. 
 Trinidad. 1905. [3 g,] 1879 
 
 The Centennial Tourist's Companion 
 to Trinidad, Historical, Descrip- 
 tive and Anthropological. By L. 
 O. Innis. Port-of-Spain, 
 
 n.d. * 1880 
 
 Trinidad Civil List. Trinidad. 
 
 1905. ♦ 1881 
 
 The Growth of Trinidad. By R. J. 
 L. Guppy. M. Trans. Canadian 
 Inst. • 1905. * 1881a 
 
 Hansard: Debates in the Legisla- 
 tive Council of Trinidad and To- 
 bago. Jan. -Dec., 1907. Trinidad. 
 1908. * 1882 
 
 General Rules and Racing Rules of 
 
 the Trinidad Turf Club. Trinidad. 
 
 1908. ♦ 1883 
 
93 
 
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 Le Tableau de I'lsle de Tabage, ou 
 de la nouvello Oiialchre • . [para- 
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 Relazione della Vittoria ottenuta 
 alle 3 di Marzo 1677. Dall'eccel- 
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io8 
 
 WEST INDIES GENERALLY. 
 
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I lO 
 
 WEST INDIES GENIi:RAI.LY. 
 
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 1823. • 2167 
 
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 1823. * 2169 
 
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 1823. * 2174 
 
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 Le8 Antilles franyaises, particu- 
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 1824. [3 f.] 2177 
 
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 Six Months in the West Indies in 
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 Letter to R. W. Horton, Esq., 
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 Derrotero de las islas Antillas, de ' 
 
 las costas de Tieria Firme y del , 
 
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 1826. * 2185a j 
 
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 1827. ♦ 2186 I 
 
 Notes in the defence of the Colonies, ' 
 
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 Jamaica. 1826. [3 f .] 2187 ; 
 
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 1826. * 218S ' 
 
 Chronological History of the West 
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 First Report of the Commissioners ( 
 
 of Enquiry into the administration 
 
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 Epitome of the West India Question, 1 
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WEST INDIES GENERALLY. 
 
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 A Practfcal View of the Present 
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 West Indtan Reporter. Jan., 1827, 
 
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 A History of the Life and Voyages 
 
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 1828. • 2197 
 
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 stated ; and the only practical 
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 1828. [2i.] 2198 
 
 De Wkst-Indische maatschappij be- 
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 Rotttier des Isles Antilles. 3me. ed. 
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 Report of the Incorporated Society 
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 the recent measures of Govern- 
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 Letter to the IVIarquis of Chandos 
 
 by a West Indian Planter. 
 
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 West India Mission. Revised by 
 
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 Breaking the Line. Statement of 
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 battle 12th April, 1782. . . By an 
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 1830. * 2206 
 
 Four Years' Residence in the West 
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 1830. [2h.] 2206 
 
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 To which is now added a faithful 
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 the hurricanes in Barbados, St. 
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 1831. 1833. [2j.] 
 
 An Address to the Members of both 
 
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 2nd ed." 1830. * 2208 
 
 Presbyter's Letteps on the West 
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 1731. * 2210 
 
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 1831. [2h.] 2211 
 
 Patronnes ou Libres de Sava-ne. 
 
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 1831. [2h.] 2212 
 
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 1831. [2h.] 2213 
 
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112 
 
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 1832. • 2214 
 
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 1832. * 2215 
 
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 1834. [3g.] 2225 
 
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 1838. [2 b.] 2233 
 
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 1838. [4j.] 2234 
 
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 1838. [2 b.] 2236 
 
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 1838. [34 c.] 2239 
 
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 1838. rSj.] 2240 
 
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 1839. [34 c.] 2242 
 
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 1839. [3g.] 2243 
 
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 2nd ed. 1840. [2 i.] 2246 
 
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 1840. [311.] 224 ■ 
 
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 1841. * 2248 
 
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 1844. 2254 
 
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 Sixteen Years in the West Indies. 
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 1845. [3 b.] 2256 
 
 EssAT on Tropical Agriculture. By 
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114 
 
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 their half-yearly Meeting, 11th 
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 Die Antillen mit Besonderer 
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 The Real Bearings of the West 
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 edited by Jacob Omnium. 
 
 1848. [2i.] 2259 
 
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 Remarks on the Present State of 
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 1848. * 2261 
 
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 1880. * 
 
 Claims and Resources of the West 
 
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 1850. * 2263 
 
 Mahogany Tree: Its Botanical 
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 1850. * 2264 
 
 Impressions and Experiences of the 
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 Proposed Mission from the Church 
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 1850. * 2267 
 
 /Further Facts connected with 
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 1851. * 2269 
 
 Notes on the Mineralogy, Govern- 
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 North American Maritime ' 
 
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 Ajithur Conway ; or Scenes in the 
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 1851. [3f.] 2272 
 
 Five Years' Residence in the West 
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 1852. [2d.] 2273 
 
 Case of the British West Indies 
 stated, by the West India Asso- 
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 1852. * 2274 ' 
 
 Libel of Spanish Lies. Found at 
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 1853. [2h.] 2275 
 
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 Suggestions relative to the im- 
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 1853. [34 c.] 2277 
 
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 1853. [34 c.] 2278, 
 
 Souvenirs des Indes Occidentales 
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 A Bibliographical and historical 
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 pamphlets relating to New- 
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 1854-67. * 2281a: 
 
 Scenes in the Caribbean a Sea : be- 
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 1854. * 2281b 
 
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 1^5 
 
 Gospel Reminiscences in the West 
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 By the author of " God our 
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 Christophe Colomb, Historie de sa 
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 A Statistical Account of the West 
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 HiBTORiE et Commerce des Antilles 
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 MW 1859. [2 c.] 2289 
 
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 T?u Same 
 
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 [2i.] 
 
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 CnEAP Sugar, or Coolie Immigra- 
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 1859. • 2291a 
 
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 Sidmouth. [I860]. [2d.] 2294 
 
 Captain Brand of the "Centipede," 
 
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 1860. * 2295 
 
 The Ordeal of Free Labor in the 
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 An Account of the Cruise of the 
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 Key to Progress of the West Indies. 
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 Th^ Wt^st Indtfs: their Social and 
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ii6 
 
 WEST INDIES GENERALLY. 
 
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 1863. [2i.] 2298 
 
 Treatise on the West Indian in- 
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 Twenty-nine Years in the West 
 
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 1863. [2 a.] 2300 
 
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 1864. [2i.] 2301 
 
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 1864. * 2302 
 
 Flora of the British West Indian 
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 1865. [27 n.] 2306 
 
 W.S.W. A Voyage in that direction 
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 1866. [3 b.] 2307 
 
 Africa and the West Indies. By 
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 Journal kept during a Tour to the 
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 1867. * 2309 
 
 Sailing Directions for the West 
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 The Life of Columbus, the Dis- 
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 Historia de las Reyes Catolicos D. 
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 At Last : A Christmas in the West 
 
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 1874. [2d.] 
 
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 Stories About. By Lady Barker. 
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 Unter den Tropen. Von C. F. 
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 Monumental Inscriptions of the 
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 Historia de las Indias. Por Barto- 
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 Report on the Telegraphic Deter- 
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 On the Death-rate among assured 
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 the ezi>erience of tlie Scottish 
 
WEST INDIES GENERALLY. 
 
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 Amicable Life Assurance Society 
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 1877. [32 j.] 2320 
 
 Notes by a Field Naturalist in 
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 1877. [2 b.] 2320a 
 
 Aux Antilles. Par V. Meignan. 
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 A Young Squire of the Seventeenth 
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 West Indies Directorv. 
 
 1878. * 2322a 
 
 Th^ Wfst Indies. Bv C. H. Eden. 
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 Camps in the Caribbees : the Ad- 
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 Report of Experiments connected 
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 In the Tropics. By J. Marrat. 
 
 1881. * 2329 
 
 The Leeward Islands, past and 
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 Traite des maladies europeens aux 
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 Outlines of Geology of Noth-Eastern 
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 Capture of the Pirates, and other 
 
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 -JFbmale Heroism ; and Tales of the 
 
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 My Coloured Schoolmaster; and 
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 1881. * 2231d 
 
 Capital and Labour in the West 
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 1883. * 2332 
 
 Un Parisien dans les Antilles. Par 
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 1894. [2 a.] 2389 
 
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 1894. * 2392a 
 
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 1895. * 2399 
 
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 1898. * 2414 
 
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 1898. et. seq. * 2415 
 
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 1899. * 
 
 Journal d'une Campagne aux 
 
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 Yellow Fever in the West Indies. 
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 1898. * 2418a 
 
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 Massachusetts' Soldiers in the West 
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 Directory, 1900. By J. N. Light- 1 
 
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 1900. [3g.] 2428' 
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 1900. [34 b.] 2430 ; 
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 Summary of the Results of the 
 Ctiltivation of Seedling and other 
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WEST INDIES GENERALLY. 
 
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 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 Experiment Stations 
 at Barbados, 1901. No. 14. Screw 
 Worm in Cattle at St. Lucia. By 
 H. Maxwell-Lefroy. No. 15. Plain 
 Talk to Small Owners at Mont^ 
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 Otiion Cultivation at Montserrat. 
 By His Honour F. H. Watkins. 
 No. 17. The General Treatment 
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 Seedling and other Canes at the 
 Experiment Stations at Barba- 
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 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- 
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 Barclay. No. 24. Dominica, 
 Hints to Settlers. By H. Hes- 
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 Ground Nuts in the West Indies. 
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 Summar;y of the Results of the 
 Cultivation of Seedling and other 
 Canes at the Experiment Stations 
 at Barbados, 1903. No. 27. Sum- 
 mary of the Results of the Culti- 
 vation of Seedling and other 
 Canes at the Exi>eriment Stations 
 in the Leeward Islands, 1902-03. 
 No. 28. Barbados and Porto Rico 
 Molasses. No. 29. Lectures on 
 the Diseases of the Sugar-Cane. 
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 Summary of the Results of the 
 Manurial Experiments with 
 Sugar-Cane at the Experiment 
 Stations in the Leeward Islands, 
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 ton Planting. No. 32. Suni- 
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 at Barbados, 1904. No. 33. 
 
 Summary of the Results of the 
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 with Sugar-Cane at the Experi- 
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 Seed and Cotton-Cake-Meal on 
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 and other Canes, together with 
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 48. Hints for School Gar- 
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 Summary of the results of the 
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 1901. * 2440 
 
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 My Colonial Services in British 
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 1903. [36 n.] 2458 
 
 Notes on a Voyage to the West 
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 1903. • 2461 I 
 
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 1904. * 2462 
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 1904. ♦ 2464 
 
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 des Antilles fran<;aises, 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 th* 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 Ordeyns. 
 By W. J. Locke. 1905. * 2478 
 
 Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 
 
 London, 1905. OflBcial Catalogue. 
 
 1905. [33 1.] 2479 
 
 Colonial Exhibition, London, 1905. 
 
 West Indian Court. Report 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- 
 
 123 
 
 count and Bibliography. By P. 
 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.] 2482a 
 
 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^ 
 J a. 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 the Church of Scot- 
 land in Jamaica, Grenada, St. 
 Vincent and British Guiana. By 
 Rev. D. Scott, B.D. \_Motherwtn\. 
 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. Dui)ontes. Pref. de M. M. 
 Dubois. Paris. 1909. * 2490d 
 
 Les Grandes Antilles. Par D. 
 Bellet. Paris. 1909. * 2490o 
 
 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, hie 
 apostolate and his writings- By 
 F. A. Macnutt. 1909. * 2490h 
 
 The Geological Connexions of 
 the Caribean Region. By R. J. 
 L. Guppy. (Trans. Canadian 
 Inst.) 1909. [nb.] 24901 
 
 i 
 
125 
 
 33- SLAVERY 
 
 A View of the State of the Trade 
 of Africa. 1708. * 2491 
 
 Remarks on a 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. 
 
 [; Ahout 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. . . By G. Sharpe. 
 
 1769. * 2502 
 
 Candid Reflections upon the Judge- 
 ment lately awarded by the Court 
 of King's Bench, or what is com- 
 monly called the Negro Cause. By 
 E. Long. 1772. * 2503 
 
 A Plan for the Abolition of Slavery 
 in the West Indies. 1772. * 2504 
 
 The Dying Negro: a poem [by 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 j 
 
 African Traders and British - j 
 
 American Slave-holders. By G. ' 
 
 Sharp. . . 1776. [35 g.] 2506 \ 
 
 An Essay on the Treatment and ' 
 
 Conversion of African Slaves in I 
 
 the British Sugar Colonies. By ; 
 Rev. J. Ramsay, M.A. 
 
 1784. [34 a.] 2507 j 
 
 Enquiry into the effects of putting I 
 
 a stop to the Slave Trade. By ' 
 
 Rev. J. Ramsay. 1784. * 2507a ' 
 
 Fragment of a Letter on the ' 
 
 Slavery of the Negroes, written i 
 
 in 1776. By T. Day. 1784. * 2508 j 
 
 Account of Some parts of Guinea i 
 and the Slave Trade. By Captain 
 
 W. Snelgrave. 1784. * 2509 | 
 
 A Caution to Great Britain and ' 
 
 her Colonies in a short represen- , 
 
 ta-tion of the calamitous state of ^ 
 
 the enslaved negroes in the ^ 
 
 British Dominions. By A. Bene- i 
 
 zet. new ed. 1785 [34 a.] 2510 i 
 
 An Apology for Negro Slavery : or ' 
 the West India Planters vindica- 
 ted from the charge of inhumani- J 
 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 I 
 
 Slavery and Commerce of the ^ 
 Human Species . . by Ottobah 
 
 Cugoano, a native of Africa. * 
 
 1787. * 2512 I 
 
 Manual for African Slaves. By 
 
 Rev. J. Ramsay. 1787. * 2512a I 
 
 West Indies. Pamphlets I. A I etter to \ 
 the Society for the purpose of effecting j 
 the abolition of the Slave Trade, from 
 Rev. R. B. Nickolls, 1788: Remarks upon 
 the evidence given by T. Irving, Esq. . . i 
 before the Select Committee . . on the 
 Slave Trade, 1791: The Duty of Abstain- \ 
 ing from the use of West India produce, j 
 1792: A country gentleman's Reasons , 
 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- i 
 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- i 
 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 diffl- i 
 culties as well as its terrors, 1824: Ii 
 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 investigated, by J. Cropper, 
 1824: A Sketch of the African Slave 
 Trade, n.d. [after 1827]: A Letter to 
 the Rev. Drs. 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 the abolition of the 
 
 Slave Trade. By Rev. 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- 
 ment for the imm.ediate 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. . . By 
 Beaufoy. 1789. * 2519 
 
 An Essay on the Comparative eflBci- 
 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. Bv 
 G. Francklyn. 1789. * 252'3 
 
 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. [4h.] 2525 
 
 Considerations on the Abolition of 
 Slavery and the Slave Trade. [Bv 
 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. By Lord Shef- 
 field. 1790. * 2529 
 
 Dofbts on the Abolition of the 
 Slave Trade. By an old M.P. 
 
 1790. * 2530 
 
 Lettre aux citoyens de conteur et 
 
SLAVERY. 
 
 127 
 
 II 
 
 11 
 
 negres libres de Saint Domingue j 
 et les antres isles Francois de j 
 TAmerique, par H. Gregoire. 
 
 [Paru. 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- 
 pow, Paisley, 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 iinj>ortation of African 
 Negroes into the Colonies. 
 
 1792. ♦ 2535 
 
 A Vert 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 " Verv New 
 Pamphlet indeed." 1792. * 2537 
 
 HiRTORicAL Sketches of the Slave 
 Trade, and of its effects in 
 Africa. Bv Lord Mauncaster. 
 
 1792. * 2537a 
 
 Address to the People of Great 
 Britain [respectfully 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. 2Tid ed. 1792. . . II. 
 (1) Thoughts on the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade and Civilization of Africa. . . by 
 J. Marryatt. 3rd ed. 1816. (2) An Ex- 
 posure of some of the numerous Mis- 
 statements and Misrepresentations con- 
 tained in a pamphlet commonly known 
 by the name of Mr. Marryatt's Pamph- 
 let. " Though P on the Abolition, etc." 
 1816. (3) A Defence of the Bill for the 
 Pecistration of Slaves. By James 
 Stephen. In Letters to William Wilber- 
 force. Esq.. M.P. Letter the first. 1816. 
 (4'> ^fo^e Thonehta occasioned by two 
 nnhlications 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. III. (1) The 
 Directors of the African Institution. 
 Ninth Report. 1815. ('. . The ^»m«. 
 Tenth Report. 1816. (3) The Same. 
 Special Report respecting the Allega- 
 tions contained in a pamphlet entitled 
 " A Letter to William Wilberforce, Esq., 
 by R. Thorrie." 1.815. (4) A Letter to 
 William Wilberforce, Esq., containing 
 remarks on the Reports of the Sierra 
 Leone Companv. and African Institution. 
 4th ed. May, 1815. (5) The Sarre. 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.. Colonial Agent 
 for Barb.adoes. 1810. (3) The interfer- 
 ence of the British Legislation in the 
 internal concerns of the West Irdia 
 Islands doprecat'<d. By a zealous Advo- 
 cate for the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade. 1816. (4) Observations on the 
 Bill introduced by Mr. Wilberforce for 
 the more effectually preventing the un- 
 lawful importation of Slaves, etc. 1816, 
 (5) The Reviewer reviewed . . . respect- 
 ing the Slave Regi.«try Bill. By T. 
 Venables. 1816. (6) An Inaiiiry Into the 
 Rieht and Duty of compelling Spain to 
 relinquish her Slave Trade in No'-thern 
 Africa. 1816. (7) The Penal Enact 
 ments of the Slave Registry Bill exam- 
 ined, in a letfpr to Charles N. Pallner, 
 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 Review of the Actual Con- 
 dition and Treatment of the Neg'-o 
 Slaves In the British Colonies . . By 
 Captain Henderson. 1816. (10) Observa- 
 tions upon the Oligarchy, or Committee 
 of soi-disant Saints . . Bv 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 cstahliRhing a Registry of 
 Slaves in the Briti.'^h Colonies: being a 
 Rppo-t of a Commi+tee of the African 
 Institution. ^SW. (&) Alt Examination 
 of the Report of the Berbice Comm's- 
 S'onprs and an Ans^'er to the Letters 
 of .Tames Stephen, Esq.. respecting the 
 Crown Psfaf'^s in the W^st Indies. By 
 J. Marryat. M.P. 1817. (7) More Thonebts 
 still on the State of the West Ind'a 
 Co^o"iPs. . . Bv J. Marrvat. 1S18. (8> 
 Antidote to " West Trd'an Sketch'^s " 
 drawn from anthf^ntic sonrces. I. Con- 
 dition of the Slaves in th » British Co'o- 
 rips : F-om Pinckard's Notes on the 
 West Indies. IT. A Short Account of 
 the Afri^nn T".<?titut-on. . . Bv Sir J. 
 Leith. TTI. The Actual Condition of 
 the Negroes in the British West Tr^d'a 
 Co'onips. TV. The Calumnies of the 
 J^frican Institution f<irt.her ilhistratpd . 
 tV. misRinff.i VI. Ohservatiojis on the 
 Ameliorated condition of the Fegroes 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] jHmaiea. 1823. (2) 
 Compensation to Slave Owners 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 
 Slavery. 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. ai) 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.. and James Cropper, Esq., on the 
 present state of Slavery in the British 
 West Indies. . . . Liverpool. 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 
 imm'="liate 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, j ivprpor<i 1824. (7) State 
 m<»nt of the Plan. Object and Effects of 
 t'le Wesleyan Missions in the West 
 India's. 1824. IX. a) Remarks on 
 Wr'st India Affairs. By J. R. Grosett, 
 M.P. 1824. (2) The Reviewer reviewed 
 respecting the Slave Registry Bill. Bv 
 T. V^nahies. 1816. (.3) Observations on 
 thp Bill introduced by Mr. Wilberforce. 
 1*<16. (4) An Apologv for West In- 
 diang. . . By F. G. Smvth. 1824. (5) 
 A Reply to the arguments contained in 
 vart'o'is publications recommending an 
 eoua'izat'on of the duties on East and 
 WoRt Trdian Suear. By J. Marryat. 
 AT.P. 9nd Pd. 1823. (6) On Protecif^'on 
 to West Ipd'a Suear. 1823. (7) East 
 ""'J^ West India Sugar, or a Refutation 
 of the» claimB of the West India Colo- 
 nists to ,a protecfnor dutv. . . 
 
 { 1823. [2h.] 2539 
 
 The African Slave Trade; or a 
 short vieV of the evidence, rela- 
 tive to ' that subject, produced 
 b^^^ore (the House of Commons . . 
 
 EdinhxirnJi. 
 
 1792. 
 
 2540 
 
 A FRTFNm.Y Address to the inhabi- 
 tants pf this happy land . . to 
 which, is added an essav on the 
 Slave, Trade and on Libels. Bv 
 Amic-as. 1792. * 2641 
 
 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 GustavuB 
 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 prosperitj'^ 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. . . By the author of 
 
 "War in Disguise" [J- Stephen]. 
 
 1807. * 2551 
 
 Letter on the Abolition of the Slave 
 Trade. By W. Wilberforce. 
 
 1807. * 2552 
 
 Three Letters to the Planters and 
 Slave IWerchants, principally on 
 the subject of Compensation. By 
 T. Clarkson. 1807. * 2552a 
 
 Db la Lttterature des Negres ; 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 and 
 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 Governors, Legis- 
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 Islands. By B. Porteus, Bishop 
 of London. 1808. [3 b.l 2555 
 
 Poems on the Abolition of the Slave 
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 J. Grahame, and E. Benger. 
 
 1809. ♦ 2556 
 
 Rules for the management of 
 Negro Slaves. By A Professional 
 Planter. 1811. * 2556a 
 
 Abstract of the Act» of Parliament 
 for Abolishing the Slave Trade 
 and of the Orders in Council 
 founded on them. 
 
 1810. [34 a.] 2557 
 
 Remarks oh 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 West India Islands. 
 
 1816. * 2560 
 
 "Edinburgh Review" and the 
 West Indies, with Observations 
 on the Pamphlets of Messrs. 
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 Remarks on the Slave Registry 
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 1816. * 2561 
 
 A Defence of the Bill for the 
 Registration of Slaves, in letters 
 to W. Wilberforce. [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 quo d'elle Resultam ; 
 sequido de Huma relagao His- 
 torica dos Debates que termina- 
 ram a Final Aboli(?a6. 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 Colo- 
 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- 
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 son. 'rl822. * 2568a 
 
 An Appeal to the Common Feelings 
 of Mankind on behalf of the 
 Negroes in 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 eflFectual 
 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. 
 
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 Relief for W^est-Indian Distress. . . 
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 1823. * 2573 
 
I30 
 
 SLAVERY. 
 
 Negro Slavery : or, A view of some 
 of the more prominent features 
 of the state of S(X5iety as it exists 
 in the United States and the 
 Ck>lonies 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. 
 
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 Immediate, not Gradual Abolition 
 
 . . Shortest, Safest, and most 
 effectual means of getting rid of 
 West Indian Slavery. [By E. Hey- 
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 Negro Emancipation morally and 
 practically considered, in which 
 the Justice, Policy, and Expedi- 
 ency 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- 
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 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 A.melioration of the Condition 
 of the Slave Population in His 
 Majesty's Dominion in the West 
 Indies."" 1824. * 2582 
 
 Emancipation or Practical Advice 
 to British Slave-holders : with 
 suggestions for the general im- 
 
 provement of West India Affairs. 
 By T. S. Winn. 
 
 1824. [2 a.] 2583 
 
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 in the West India Colonies con- 
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 force's Appeal. 1824. * 2584 
 
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 West Indies. 1824. * 2585 
 
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 1824. * 2586 
 Consideration on Negro Slavery. 
 By A. M'Donnell. 
 
 1824. [2 a.] 2587 
 
 Anti-Negro Emancipation : an Ap-^ 
 
 peal to Mr. Wilber force. 
 
 1824. * 2588 
 An Address on the State of Slavery 
 
 in the West India Islands. 
 
 [By Rev. R. Hall.] 1824. * 2589 
 
 The Slavery of the British W^est 
 
 India Colonies delineated . . By 
 J. Stephen. 2 vols. 
 
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 calumnies and misrepresentations 
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 1824. [2i.] 2592- 
 
 The Colonial Controversy, con- 
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 Glasgow. 1825. * 2593 
 
 Impartial Review of the Question 
 pending between Great Britain 
 and her West Indian Colonies, re- 
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 Slavery. . . by a Resident and 
 Proprietor in the West Indies. 
 
 1824. * 2594 
 
 The Slave Colonies of Great 
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SLAVERY. 
 
 I 
 
 England Enslaved by her own 
 
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 1826. [2 i.] 2597 
 
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 Speech by Lord Viscount Dudley 
 before the House of Lords, March 
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 Chalmers. Glasgow. 1826. * 2600 
 
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 1827. • 2602 
 
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 Vol 2. June, 1827— May, 1829. 
 
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 The System, a Tale of the West 
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 A Short Review of the Slave Trade 
 and Slavery : with considerations 
 on the benefits which would arise 
 from cultivating tropical produc- 
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 1827. [34 a.] 2605 
 
 Two Letters by Rev. J. Riland . . 
 Relative to the slave-cultured 
 estates of the Society for the pro- 
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 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 
 
 I3t 
 
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 British West Indian Colonies: 
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 B. Greene. 1829. * 2609 
 
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 Extracts from Sermons on the West 
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 (iv.) Speech of Dr. Lushington on Aboli- 
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 droit denie aux esclaves de se pouvoir 
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 Consultation pour M. Herme Duquesne, 
 juge d'lnstruction k la Martinique: Ob- 
 servations sur le projet de loi relatif aux 
 droits civils et politiques des Hommes 
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 amis de I'Humanite. Par Fabien. 
 
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 A Letter to Sir Robert Peel on 
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 our British Colonial Slaves. A 
 sermon . . By Rev. D. Wilson. 
 
 1830. [34 a.] 2617 
 
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 abolition of Colonial Slavery. A 
 
 sermon ... By Rev. S. C. Wilka. 
 
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 Abstract of the British West Indian 
 
 Statutes for the Protection and 
 
 Government of Slaves. 
 
 1830. • 2619 
 
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 by the New Testament? Dublin. 
 
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 the County of York on Negro 
 Slavery : being an Enquiry into 
 the claims of the West Indians for 
 equitable compensation. By Rt. 
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 Second Letter. 
 
 1830. [2 i.] 2623 
 
 Liberia, or the Early History and 
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 Negroes on tbe Coast of Africa, 
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 Edinburgh. 1831. * 2624 
 
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 herself. With a supplement by 
 the Editor [T. Pringle]. . . 3rd 
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 Abolition Societies of the United 
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 the subject of Colonial Slavery. 
 
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 Britain and Ireland unanimously 
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 Slavery Committee of the House 
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 on the Colonial side produced 
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 1832 [34 a.] 2631 
 
 A Second Letter from Legion. 
 
 1833. [34 a.] 2632 
 
 The Utter Extinction of Slavery an 
 
 object of Scripture Prophecy : a 
 
 Lecture . . with elucidatory notes 
 
 by Joseph Ivimey. 
 
 1832. [34 a.] 2634 
 
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 submitted to the British Public 
 
 by the Committee of the West 
 
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SLAVERY. 
 
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 compatible with the Safety and 
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 1833. • 2643 
 
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 Statement of the Causes which 
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 Analysis of the Report of a Com- 
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 showing the nature of the In- 
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 1833. ♦ 2649 
 
 Report of a Lecture on Colonial 
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 Edinburgh. 1833. • 2650 
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 Full Report of Meetings of Messrs. 
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 in refutation of his Allegations 
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 1833. * 2654 
 
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 A Review of the Report of the 
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 de I'esclavage. Fontainebleau. 
 
 1901. * 2677 
 
 William Wilberforce. By T. Bux- 
 ton. 1903. * 2678 
 
 How W. Knibb fought Slavery and 
 
 won Freedom. By F. C. Lusty. 
 
 1904. [n.b.] 2679 
 
^55 
 
 34. BUCCANEERS 
 
 I 
 
 De 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. . . 
 By A. O. Exquemelin. 
 Amsterdam. 1678. * 2680 
 
 The Same. Piratas de la 
 
 America, y suz a la defensa 
 de las ccstas de Indias occi- 
 den tales. . • Traducido de la 
 Por e\ Dor. de Bonne Maisooi. 
 Colonia Agrippina. 1681. * 2681 
 
 Tiw 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 Samr. Histoire dee 
 
 Advanturiers qui so sont signalez 
 dans les Indes, conteoiant oe 
 qu'ils ont fait de plus re- 
 marquable depuis vingt anneos. 
 Avec La Vie, les Moeurs, 
 les coutumes des Habitans de 
 Saint Domingue et de la Tortue ; 
 et une Description exacte de ces 
 lieux ; ou Ton 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, 
 tfe C6 que les plus grands Princes 
 
 de I'Europe y j>ossedent 
 
 Par A. O. Oexmelin. Translated 
 from a Spanish manuscript. Edit- 
 ed bv — de Front ignieres. 2 vols. 
 Parts. 1686. [2 g.] 2683 
 
 The same. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Augmentee des Expveditions que 
 les Fli bustiers ont faites jus^u'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 
 rendus maistres. . . . Paris. 
 
 1714. [2g.] 
 
 The, sam^. Paris. 1886. * 
 
 The same. London. 1898. * 
 
 History of the Buccaneers of 
 
 America. By J. Bumey. Re- 
 printed from the edition of 1816. 
 1891. [2 c.] 2684 
 
 The same. Thk Buccaneers of 
 
 America. . . By J. Esquemeling. 
 Now faithfully rendered into Eng- 
 lish. With facsimilas of all the 
 original engravings, etc. [Re- 
 
 printed from the ed. of 1684, to 
 which is added a reprint of the 
 4th part by B. Ri^grose. Ed. by 
 Henry Powell]. 
 
 1893. [M.C.] ♦ 2685 
 
 The Voyages and Adventures of 
 Capt. Bartl. Sharp, and others 
 in the South Sea : . . also Capt. 
 van Horn and his Buccaniers sur- 
 prising of la Vera Cruz. To 
 which is added the true relation 
 of Sir Henry Morgan ; his Expedi- 
 tion against the Spaniards in the 
 West Indies . . 1684. 
 
 [34 c] 2686 
 
 Histoire des Avanturiers qui se 
 sont signalez dans les Indes. . . . 
 avec la vie, les mceurs, les cos- 
 tumes des Habitans de Saint 
 Domingue et de la Tortue. . . . 
 Par A. O. Oexmelin . 2 vols, 
 vols. Paris. 1688. * 2687 
 
 Journal du Voyage fait a la mer 
 de sud, avec les Flibustiers de 
 I'Amerique en 1684. et annees 
 suivantes. Par Raveneau de Lus- 
 san. Paris. 1689. * 2688 
 
 7'he same. A journal into the 
 
 South Sea, etc. Written in 
 French by Sieur R. de Lus- 
 san. Never before in Eng- 
 lish. 1699. * 
 
 A General History of the Pyrates : 
 [chiefly those of the West Indies ; 
 also list of their names.] 2nd ed. 
 with considerable additions. By 
 Capt. Charles Johnson. Vol. I. 
 . . . With the remarkable Ac- 
 tions and Adventures of the Two 
 Female Pyrates, IVIarv Read and 
 Annie Bonnie. 1724. [2 a.] 2689 
 
 Bucaneers of America, in four 
 parts, newly translated into Eng- 
 lish. 1704. * 2690 
 
 History of the Bucaniers in 
 America. Translated into English 
 [from works by Esquemeling, 
 Ringrose, de Lussan]. 4th ed. 2 
 vols. 1741. * 2691 
 
 History of the Bucaniers of 
 America in four parts, the whole 
 
136 
 
 BUCCANEERS 
 
 written in several languages by 
 persons at the transactions. 
 
 1774. * 2692 
 
 History of 
 America. 
 
 the 
 
 Bucaniers ot 
 1810. ♦ 2693 
 
 History of the Pirates, Free- 
 Booters, or Buccaneers of 
 America, from the German of J. 
 W. von Archenholz. By G. 
 
 Mason. 
 
 1807. 
 
 2694 
 
 The Buccaneer : A Tale. By A. M. 
 Hall. 3 vols. 1832. * 2695 
 
 History of the Lives and Bloody 
 Exploits of the most noted 
 Pirates : their trials and execu- 
 tions. Hartford. 1835. 2696 
 
 Leonard Lindsay, or the Story of a 
 Buccaneer. By A. B. Reach. 
 2 vols. 1850. [2j.] 2697 
 
 The Monarchs of the Main ; or Ad- 
 ventures of the Buccaneers. By 
 G. W. Thornbury. 3 vols. 
 1855. [3 b.] 2698 
 
 — The same. With 
 by Phiz. 1858. 
 
 illustrations 
 [3 b.] 
 
 Los Pirates en Cartagena. Cronicaa 
 hisrborioo - novelescas. Por S. 
 Acosta de Samper. Bogota. 
 
 1886. * 2698a 
 
 The Buccaneers and Marooners of 
 America, being an Account of 
 the adventures and daring deeds 
 of certain notorious Freebooters 
 of the Spanish Main. By H. 
 Pyle. 1890. * 2699 
 
 La Piraterie 9ur I'Atlantique au 
 XVIII siecle, dans ses rapports 
 avec le commerce breton. Par L. 
 Vignols. 1890. * 2700 
 
 Story of the Filibusters. 
 Roche. 1891, 
 
 By J. J. 
 
 ♦ 2701 
 
 Les Corsaires francais au XVIe 
 siecle dans les Antilles. Par G. 
 Marcel. Paris. 1902. * 2702 
 
 On the Spanish Main ; or some Eng- 
 lish forays on the Isthmus of 
 Darien. By J. Masefield. 
 
 New York. 1906. * 2703 
 
137 ' 
 
 35- 
 
 BRITISH WEST AFRICA. 
 
 I 
 
 Short Sketch of the temporary 
 regulations for the intended 
 Settlement near Sierra Leone. 
 By G. Sharp. 1786. * 2703a 
 
 A Voyage to the River Sierra-Leone, 
 on the Coast of Africa ... in a 
 series of letters . . . with an ad- 
 ditional letter on the subject of 
 the African Slave Trade. . . By 
 Lieut. J. Matthews. 1788. * 2704 
 
 Substance of the Reports of ^the 
 Sierra Leone Company for 1794, 
 1795, 1796, and 1798. [4 bound in 
 1.] 1794-98. [3g.] 2705 
 
 An Account of the Colony of Sierra 
 Leoue, from its first establishment 
 in 1798. . . . 1795. * 2706 
 
 An Authentic Narrative of the Life 
 of J. Wall, Esq., late Governor 
 of Goree, and . . account of his 
 execution. By a Military Officer. 
 2nd ed. 1802. * 2708 
 
 The Trial of J. Wall, Esq., for the 
 murder of Benjamin Armstrong 
 at Goree, in Africa. By C. A. S. 
 Pennington. 1802. [2 i.] 2709 
 
 Observations upon the Windward 
 Coast of Africa; the religion, 
 character, customs, etc., of the 
 Natives. By J. Corry. 
 
 1807. • 2710 
 
 Mission from Cape Coast Castle to 
 Ashantee, with accounts of that 
 Kingdom and adjacent parts of 
 Africa. By T. E. Bowditoh. 
 
 1819. * 2711 
 
 Voyage to Africa : narrative of an 
 Embassy [to Ashanti]. By W. 
 Button. 1821. * 2711a 
 
 Journal of a Residence in Ashantee, 
 with Notes and Researches rela- 
 tive to the Gold Coast and Inter- 
 ior, and account of the present 
 war. By J. Dupuis, H.B.M. Con- 
 sul. 1824. * 2712 
 
 Account of the Gold Coast and His- 
 tory of the African Company. By 
 Governor H. Meredith. 
 
 1812. • 2713 
 
 Liberia, or the Early History and 
 Signal Preservation of the Ameri- 
 can Colony of Free Negroes on the 
 Coast of Africa. By W. Innes. 
 Edinburgh. 1831. [2 k.] 2714 
 
 Narrative of the Ashantee War 
 
 (1823-31), with state of Sierra 
 
 jLeono (1820). By Major Ricketts. 
 
 1831. ♦ 2715 
 
 The White Man's Grave: A visit to ' 
 Sierra Leone in 1834. By F. H. 
 Rankin. 2 vols. 1836. * 2716 i 
 
 Seven Years' Service on the Slave ] 
 
 Coast of Western Africa, includ- | 
 
 ing Journal as Governor on the i 
 
 Gambia. By Sir H. V. Huntley. ' 
 2 vols. 1840. * 2717 
 
 The same. 
 
 1850. 
 
 Vocabulary of the Yoruba Lan- \ 
 guage. By Rev. S. Crowther. | 
 1843. * 2718 
 
 The same, with introductory re- ; 
 
 marks by Rev. O. E. Vidal. 
 
 1852. • i 
 
 Vocabulary. English-Yoruba and | 
 Yoruba-English. [1856]. * 2718a 
 
 Western Africa: its condition, and i 
 
 Christianity the means of its re- i 
 
 covery. By D. J. East. 1844. ' 
 
 [H.C.] • 2719 i 
 
 The Case of our West African " 
 Cruisers, and West African Settle- ' 
 ments fairly considered. By Rev. ' 
 G. Smith. 1848. * 2720 ! 
 
 Life, Scenery and Customs in Sierra ' 
 Leone and the Gambia. By 
 T. E. Poole, D.D. 1850. i 
 
 [2 k.] 2722 \ 
 
 Eighteen Years on the Gold Coast I 
 of Africa. By B. Cruick- ' 
 shank. ... 2 vols. 1853 * 2723 
 
 Abbeokuta, or Sunrise within the 
 Tropics . . Yoruba Mission. By ! 
 Miss Tucker. 1853. * 2724 
 
 Captain Canot; or Twenty Years' i 
 
 of an African Slaver. By T. i 
 Canot. [Edited] by B. Mayer. 
 
 1855. * 2725 | 
 
 The same. Netp York. 
 
 1856. * ' ! 
 
 Western Africa: its History, Con- ; 
 dition and Prospects. By Rev. J. 
 L. Wilson. 1856. * 2726 
 
 Six Years of a Traveller's Life in 
 West Africa. By F. T. Valdez. 
 
 1861. * 2726a i 
 
 European Settlements on the West ^ 
 
 Coast of Africa : with remarks on i 
 
 the Slave-trade and the supply of i 
 cotton. By Capt. J. F. N. 
 
 Hewett. 1862. [2 k.] 2727 i 
 
 Wanderings in West Africa. By a i 
 
 F.R.G.S. [R. F. Burton]. | 
 
 1863. ♦ 2728 j 
 
 Wit and Wisdom from West Africa ; 1 
 
138 
 
 BRITISH WEST AFRICA. 
 
 or, a book of proverbial philo- 
 sophy, idioms, enigmas, and lacon- 
 isms. Compiled by [Sir] R. F. 
 Burton. 1865. [2 k.] 2729 
 
 Letters on the Political Condition 
 of the Gold Coast, with a short 
 account of the Ashantee "War, 
 1862-4, and the Awoonah War, 
 1866. By A. B. Horton. 
 
 1870. * 2730 
 
 The Old Testament in Efik. Ediri- 
 hurgh. 1873. [6 k.] 2731 
 
 Fanti and Ashanti. By [General] 
 Brackenbury, R.A., and Captain 
 G. L. Huvshe, R.B. 
 
 1873. * 2732 
 CooMASSiE and Magdala : the Story 
 
 of two British Campaigns. By Sir 
 H. M. Stanley. 1874. * 2733 
 The Story of the Ashantee Cam- 
 paign. By W. Reade. 
 
 1874. * 2734 
 
 The Ashanti War : A narrative pre- 
 pared from the official documents 
 . . By [General] H. Brackenbury, 
 R.A. 2 vols. 1874. * 2735 
 
 Through Fanteeland to Coomassie : 
 a Diary of the Ashantee Expedi- 
 tion, 1873-74. By F. Boyle. 
 
 1874. * 2736 
 
 Ashanti and the Gold Coast, and 
 what we know of it. By Admiral 
 Sir J. D. Hay. 1874. * 2737 
 
 Akim-Foo, the History of a Failure 
 [Ashantee Expedition, 1873-74]. 
 By General Sir W. F. Butler. 
 
 1875. * 2738 
 
 .West African Sketches. By A. B. 
 Ellis. 1881. * 2739 
 
 History of Sierra Leone. By A. B. 
 C. Sibthorpe. 1881. * 2740 
 
 The Geography of Sierra Leone. By 
 A. B. C. Sibthorpe. 1881. * 2741 
 
 The Land of Fetish. By A. B. 
 Ellis. 1883. * 2742 
 
 To the Gold Coast for Gold. By 
 R. F. Burton and V. L. Cameron. 
 2 vols. 1883. * 2743 
 
 West African Fisheries, with par- 
 ticular reference to the Gold 
 Coast. By C. A. Moloney. 
 
 1883. * 2744 
 
 Annexations to Sierra Leone. By 
 J. M. Harris. 1883. * 2745 
 
 Wfst African Islands. By A. B. 
 Ellis. 1885. [2 k.] 2746 
 
 SuoovsTioNS of the Wants of Sierra 
 
 Leone. By S. Lewis. Freetown. 
 
 1885. • 2747 
 
 Commerce of Sierra Leone. By P. 
 Lemberg. Sierra Leone. 
 
 1885. * 2748 
 
 Die Yoruba-Kiiste. Von A. Mann. 
 Stuttgart. 1886. * 2749 
 
 Die West Kiiste Afrikas im Alter- 
 thum. von E. Goebel. Leipzic. 
 
 1887. * 2750 
 
 The Tshi-speaking Peoples of the 
 Gold Coast. By Lieut. -Col. A. B. 
 Ellis. 1887. [34 d.] 2751 
 
 Sketch of the Forestry of West 
 
 Africa. By A. Moloney. 1887. 
 
 [11 a.] 2752 
 
 Story of the Niger. By R. Rich- 
 ardson. 1888. * 2753 
 
 Sierra Leone: or the White Man's 
 Grave. By G. A. L. Banbury. 
 
 1888. [2 k.] 2755 
 
 Africa. By E. Reclus. Ed. bv A. 
 H. Keane. Vol. III. West 
 Africa. [1888]. * 2755a 
 
 Glimpses of Fever Land ; or a Cruise 
 in West African Waters. By A. 
 P. Crouch. 1889. * 2756 
 
 The Ewe-speaking Peoples of the 
 Slave Coast of West Africa. By 
 Lieut.-Col. A. B. Ellis. 
 
 1870. [24 e.] 2757 
 
 Cote occidentale d'Afrique. Par H. 
 Frey. Paris. 1890. * 2758 
 
 La Mellacoree et la colonic de Sierra 
 Leone. Paris. 1890. * 2759 
 
 Manual on Cultivation of the com- 
 mercial products in Sierra Leone. 
 By H. H. Lardner. 1890. * 2760 
 
 La Conquete de I'Afrique occiden- 
 tale par le soleil. Par C. Tel- 
 lier. Paris. 1890. * 2761 
 
 The Land of Death. By E. Eiloart. 
 1890. * 2762 
 
 Minnen och bilder fran Guldkusten. 
 By C. F. L. W. Stromberg. Lund. 
 
 1890. ♦ 2763 
 
 History of Liberia. By J. H. T. 
 McPherson. Baltimore. 
 
 1891. ♦ 2764 
 
 Table of Events in Yoruba History. 
 By J. A. O. Payne. Lagos. 
 
 1893. * 2765 
 
 History, Trade, Resources and Con- 
 dition of the Gold Coast. By H. 
 H. J. Bell. Liverpool. 
 
 1893. • 2766 
 
 A. History of the Gold Coast of 
 West Africa. By Lieut.-Col. A. 
 B. Ellis. 1893. [241.] 2767 
 
BRITISH WEST AFRICA. 
 
 139 
 
 Thb Yoruba-sp>eaking Peoples of the 
 Slave Coast. By Lieut. -Col. A. 
 
 B. Ellis. 1894. [34 d.] 2768 
 
 A LA cote occidentale d'Afrique. 
 Par E. M. Laumann. Paris. 
 
 1894. • 2769 
 
 SiZRUA Leone after a hundred years. 
 
 By Rt. Rev. E. G. Ingham. 1894. 
 
 [34 d.] 2770 
 
 Thk Hansa Association. By Sir G. 
 T. Goldie. Woking. 
 
 1895. • 2771 
 
 The West African Liquor Trade. 
 By Sir G. T. Goldie. 
 
 1895. • 2772 
 
 History of the Gold Coast. By C. 
 
 C. Reindorf. Basel. 
 
 1895. * 2773 
 
 Niger and Yoruba Notes. Ed. by 
 C. F. Harford-Battersby. 2 vols. 
 1895-6. [34 e.] 2774 
 
 To KuMASSi with Scott, on the 
 Ashanti Expedition. 1895-96. By 
 G. C. Musgrave. 1896. * 2775 
 
 Von Kyebi nach Kumase. von D. 
 Huppenbauer. Basel. 
 
 1896. • 2776 
 
 The Downfall of Prempeh : a Diary 
 of Life with the Native Levy m 
 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 
 
 Travkls 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 
 
 9^. 
 
 E Gold Coast, Past and Present. 
 By G. Macdonald. 1898. * 2783 
 
 Nine Years »t the Gold Coast. By 
 
 I 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. 
 
 II Kingsley. 1899. [34 d.] 2786 
 
 [■The Story of West Africa. By M. 
 
 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. Bv L. W^. Bristowe and 
 H. P. F. Marriott. 1900. * 2791 
 
 British West Africa. Its rise and 
 Progress. By Major A. F. 
 Mockler - Ferryman, 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 oil 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. Alldiidge, 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 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. Bruxdles. 
 
 1903. * 2800 
 
 CuNNiE Rabbit — West African folk 
 tales. By F. M. Cronise and H. 
 W. W^ard. 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 West 
 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 
 
 Lettebs and Journals from West 
 Africa. By E. W. Castle. 
 
 1904. * 2807 
 
 Camera Pictures on the Gold CJoast. 
 1904. * 2808 
 
 Fbom 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 J. M. 
 
 Sarbah. 
 
 Verb. Sap" 
 Africa. By 
 
 1904. 
 
 on going 
 A. Field. 
 
 1905, 
 
 to 
 
 2812 
 West 
 
 2813 
 
 By 
 
 Part- 
 
 2814 
 
 Cross River Natives. . . 
 ridge. . . 1905 
 
 Camera Pictures on the Gold Coast. 
 By P. A. McCaain. 
 
 [1905?] * 2814a 
 
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 35. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 Reperrino to the West Indies oenerallt. • 
 
 141 
 
 1760. Papers laid before the House of 
 Commons by the Commissioners for 
 Trade and Plantations ... for the better 
 •ecuring . . the Trade to Africa. 
 
 1750. • 2815 
 
 1789. Minutes of the Evidence taken before 
 a Committee of the House of Commons, ! 
 being a Committee of the whole House to 
 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 i 
 •ession of Parliament, relative to the ( 
 African Slave Trade. [4 g.] 2816 
 
 1790, Minutes of the Evidence taken before 1 
 a Committee of the House of Commons. | 
 being a Select Committee, appointed on I 
 the 29th day of January, 1790, for the ; 
 purpose of taking the examination of 1 
 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. 
 
 I* g.l 2817 
 
 1807. Report of Committee on the Commer- 
 cial State of the West India Colonies. 
 
 ♦ 2818 
 
 I80t. Account, presented to the House of 
 Commons, of the Principal Articles of 
 Provisions and Lumber imported into 
 His .Majesty's Colonies m the West 
 Indies, in 1805-6-7. • 2819 
 
 1811. Report of Committee on the Practi- 
 cability and Expediency of supplying the 
 West India Colonies with Free Labourers 1 
 from the East. • 2820 
 
 1815. Paper.s 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. 
 Papers relating to the Slave Trade, 4th 
 July, 1815 -7th July, 1817 :— February, 
 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 Majesty's 
 Commissioners at Sierra Leone, 6th 
 January, 1S21: Admiralty Correspond- 
 ence, 22nd April, 1822 : from Sir 
 Charles MacCarthy, 20th March, 1822: 
 British and Portuguese Mixed Com- 
 mission 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.] 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.l 282S 
 
 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." 14th June, 1824; (h) 
 from Governors of Sierra Leone, Mauri- 
 tius and Cape of Good Hope, 14th 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. SOth May, 1825. (4 h.] 2824 
 
 1823-1825, Vol. IV. (a) CORRESPONDENCE with 
 Foreign Powers, 1823-1824 (Spain, Portu- 
 gal, and Brazil, Netherlands. France, 
 United Statee) ; (b) with the British 
 Commissioners at Sierra Leone, The 
 Havannah, Rio de Janeiro and Surinam, 
 1823-1824; (c) The Sam«. 1824-1826; (d\ 
 with Foreign Powers 1824-1825 (Spain, 
 Portugal, Brazil, Netherlands, France. 
 
 [4h,] 2825 
 
 1824-1827, Vol, V. (a) CORRESPONDENCE with 
 the British Commissioners at Sierra 
 Leone, the Havanah. Rio de Janeiro and 
 Surinam. 1824-1825 ; b rh» Smm». 1827 ; (c) 
 The Same. 1825-1826 ; (d) Foreign Powers, 
 1824-1825 (Spain, Portugal, and Brazil. 
 Netherlands, France); (e) The Same. 
 1825-1826; (f) The S^mme 1827, 
 
 [4 h,] 2826 
 
 1825, Vol. VI. (a) The Melioration of the 
 Slave Population in His Majesty's Pos- 
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 1840. Vol. IV. CORRESPONDENCB with 
 
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 Correspondence with the British Com- 
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 1840. Extracts from Papers printed by order 
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 the West Indies, arranged under the fol- 
 
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 number of slaves, according to the last 
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 ■■841. Vol. II. Papfrs relative to the affairs 
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 The ame Part II. Jamaica. 
 
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 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. 2853 
 
 1841-2. Vol. I. Papers relative to the West 
 Indies, Jamaica, Barbados. 1841-42. TBI 
 Same. Antigua, Trinidad, St. Lucia, 
 Grenada, 1841-42. The Same. British 
 Guiana, 1841-42. 
 
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 PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 1842. Vol. IT. 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- 
 tv/een 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 l 
 for service in the said Commissions. Re- 1 
 turn of slave vessels brought before the I 
 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 co^-demned under the Act 
 2 and 3 Vict. c. ~3. Return of the num- 
 ber of vessels t-mployed on the West 
 African station since 1828; also Return 
 of slave-vessels captured by Her 
 Majesty's cruisers since 1831, and the 
 disposal 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 at 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 j 
 December Slst, 1841, inclusive. 
 
 1842. Vol. VI. Correspondence with Spain, : 
 Portugal, Brazil, the Netherlands, Swe- I 
 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 whiob tbov belong, 1841. Correspon- 
 dence with Foreign Powers not parties to 
 Conventions. 2854 
 
 1843. Vol. I. Returns of the number of 
 Immigrants into the British West India 
 Colonies and British Guiana, from the 
 1st 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 
 nrrf ipf Tidence 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 1 
 any other place. Returns of the num- ; 
 ber and tonnage of sailing and tream 
 vessels registered and of those that tn- | 
 tered and cleaied coastwise, at each of , 
 the ports in the United Kingdom and in 1 
 the Colonies for the year ending 3l8t 1 
 December, 1842; also the number of ves- 1 
 sels built and registered with their trn- i 
 nage, etc., in 1840, 1841, and '42. Re- { 
 turns of Shipping registered and onttied 1 
 and cleared at the several ports of the ! 
 Isle of Man, and of the colonies in 1841, j 
 also of ships built and registered at each 
 port of the colonies and uhe United 
 Kingdom from 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- i 
 from ; with a comparative statement of 1 
 the average prices of British plantation 1 
 and foreign sugars, in each year from 
 1840 to 1842. Copv 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 I 
 island of Jamaica, in the month of 
 December last, imposing duties on all ] 
 articles imported into that island for ! 
 internal consumption, together v*ith 
 copies or extracts of any correspondence j 
 relating thereto. A Return of the num- 
 ber of ships of war employed for the 
 suppression of the Slave Trade in 1842. 1 
 An account of the quantities of su^'ar j 
 imported, entered for home consumption. , 
 and remaining in warehouse at the latest i 
 date that can be given for this year; j 
 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 j 
 British Guiana to India. Report from 
 the select committee on the case of the { 
 ship Guiana, and the dismissal of the j 
 appeal in the sa'd case; together with j 
 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- 1 
 ing each of the ten years ending 5th ! 
 January, 1843. Account of the quanti- 1 
 ties of colToe imported into the United ' 
 Kingdom, entered for home consumption, 
 etc., from 1820 to 1842; of cocoa f^om 
 1832 to 1842; and of cheese and butter, 
 from 1830 to 1842. Copy of correspon- 
 dence relative to the condui-t of the ! 
 Lieutenant-Governor of St. Kitts. Copy j 
 of a Legislative Despatch from the Sec- ] 
 retary to the Government of India to the j 
 Secretary at the India Hou.se [relative to ; 
 East lT>dia 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 
 correspondpnce which has taken place \ 
 with regard to the removal of the Penin- | 
 Bula. West India and Oriental Mail ; 
 Parkets from Fa'month ; and of any 1 
 Treasury Minute relating thereto. Papers i 
 
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 H7 
 
 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 19th, 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 COIIRESPO.NDENCE 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. 
 
 Ii48. VoL III. 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 tlipy belong. 1842. Correspon- 
 dence with Foreign Powers, not parties 
 to convention.^ giving right of search of 
 vessel.* suspected of the slave trade, 
 
 2854 
 
 1843. PAPER8 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 .\frica, 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 
 sailing 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 Co'onies ; 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 Slst 
 December, 1848. Copy of the memorial 
 addres.sed by the Agent of Jamaica to 
 Her Majesty's Government relative to 
 the reduction of the duties on foreign 
 suGrar 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 
 
 I 
 
 Ik 
 
 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 Importr 
 ed into the United Kingdom for the set 
 v'ce 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, partie* 
 to treaties under which captured vessel* 
 are to be tried by mixed tribunals, 1848. 
 
 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 they 
 belong, 1843. Correspondence with 
 Foreign Powers, not parties to treatiei 
 or conventions, giving a mutual right of 
 8*>arfh o' vessels suspected of the Slave 
 Trade, 184S. 
 
 1844. Vol. V. Instructions for the guidance 
 of Her Majesty's naval officers employed 
 In the suppression of the Slave Trade. 
 
 2856 
 
 1844. Returns of Income, Expenditure and 
 Debt, also Tariffs of the West India 
 Colonies, British Guiana and Mauritius. 
 
 1844. • 285» 
 
 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 [re 
 sugar and coffee]. Correspondence re- 
 specting the sugars 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 of 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 184^ 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 on sugar imported into 
 
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 PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 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 in lieu thereof. Copy 
 of correspondence relating to the sup- 
 pression of the Slave Trade. Returns of 
 the number of vessels furnished with 
 slave warrants, and other returns and 
 pepers relative to the Slave Trade. Ac- 
 counts relating to trade and iia /ii^atim, 
 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 appointments 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, Correspondence 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. Ill, 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 31 st, 
 
 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 
 Slst, 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 th*> minutes of evidence, appandii 
 and index. 
 
 1845. Vol. V. Copies or extracts of cor- 
 raspondence relative to the labouring 
 population in the West Indies. 2867d 
 
 1846. Vol. I. Correspondence with th» 
 British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, 
 Havana, Rio de Janeiro, Surinam, Cape 
 of Good Hope, Jamaica, Loanda. »nd 
 Boe Vista, relating to the Slave Trade. 
 
 285> 
 
 1846. Vol. II. Correspondence on the Slave 
 Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to 
 treaties, under which captured vesselB 
 are to be tried by mixed tribunals, from 
 January 1st, to December Slst, 1845, in- 
 clusive. 
 
 1846. Vol. III. Correspondence on the 
 Slave Trade with Foreign Powers, partie* 
 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 1st 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. 1st 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'* 
 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, 2l8t 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; wiLh 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, Xo. 
 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; dlstinguishinai 
 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 bond on let 
 July, 1846, at London, Liverpool, Hull, 
 Bristol and Newcastle, quantity admis- 
 
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 [49 
 
 I 
 
 tible to home consumption, etc. Return 
 showing the price of brown muscoYado 
 ■ugar ; the stock in hand ; the quantities 
 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 
 elasflps. employed for the suppression of 
 the Slave Trade in the year 1845. An 
 account of the imports into the United 
 KincdoTi. of sugar, 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 Commiss'oners of Her 
 Maiesty's Treasury, dated 9th March, 
 1848. 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 Ordors in Coun- 
 cil since the year 1833, relating to the 
 estahlishmfnt in the Colonial Offlce. 
 Sixth General Report of the Colonial 
 Land and Emigration Commissioners. 
 Copies or extracts of despatches and 
 correspondence between the Colonial 
 Cflcp 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 Legislate e Assembly of each 
 Colony, in relation to the said proposed 
 loan, during the years 1843, 1844, and 
 1845. 
 
 846. 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'onies. (West Indies and Mauritius). 
 Part I. State of the labouring population 
 In the West Indies and Mauritius. Copies 
 or ext'^acts of any orders in Cotmcil. 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 Possessions, for destitute 
 persons of the fol'owing c'asses: Ist. 
 widows and fatherless children, or de- 
 sert/'d women and children ; 2rd. o'd ard 
 Infirm persons; 3rd. persons diseased In 
 bodv or mind. Al.«;o a statement, so far 
 as the same can be given, of the actual 
 condition of such several classes of per- 
 sons in each of the said Colonial Posses- 
 sions. A similar return and statement 
 for the Ionian Islands. Copy of the 
 Regulations or Instructions under which 
 the Crown Lands In the West lT>dia 
 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 relating to the Sti- 
 pendiary Maeistracv ; Copies of all laws 
 reculating the relation between masters 
 and servants, and of all laws constituting 
 
 Appeal or Inferior Criminal Courts, or 
 extending the Jurisdiction of tho 
 gtipsndiary or Local Justices In tb« 
 Emancipated Colonies; and copies or ex- 
 tracts of the correspondence relating 
 thereto. Copies of the several Tariffs, 
 Tax and Corn Ordinances, which had 
 been 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. Stipendiarj Magistrates, Laws of 
 Masters and Serrants, Courts of Appeal. 
 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 
 I Imposed in each of the Indian Presiden- 
 cies, and in the Prince of Wales Island, 
 on the prodn tions or manufactures of 
 the United Kiigdom. A return of duties 
 Imposed In ea h of the Indian Presiden- 
 cies, and in t'le Prince of Wales Island, 
 on the products of each other, and on 
 those of any British Colony. A return 
 of duties Imposed in any British Colony 
 on the Impo tation of the products of 
 the Indian residencies or of Prince of 
 Wales Island A return of duties Im- 
 posed in the several British Colonies 
 and Possessions, British India inclusive, 
 on the exports of their several produc- 
 tions. A return of ships and tonnage 
 be'onging to each, and every British 
 Colony and to British India. A return 
 stating the number and tonnage of t«b 
 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 of the description and 
 value, or quantity, of Imports to and 
 exports from each and every British 
 Colony, and to and from British India; 
 specifying the 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 
 Vista, and proceedings of British Vice- 
 Admiralty Courts, relating to the Slav* 
 Trade, from January Ist to December 
 81st. 1846. Correspondence on the Slave 
 Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to 
 treaties ur-der which captured vessels are 
 to be tried by mixed Tribunals, from 
 January 1st to December Slst, 1846. In- 
 clusive. Correspondence on the Slave 
 Trade with Foreign Powers, parties to 
 treaties under which captured vessels 
 are to be tried by tribunals of the 
 nat'on to which they belong; from 
 January 1st to December 31 st, 1846, in- 
 clusive. Correspondence with Foreign 
 Powers, not parties to treaties or con- 
 ventions giving a mutual right of search 
 of vessels suspected of the Slave Trade; 
 from January Ist. to December 31 st. 1846, 
 inclusive. Returns showing the particu- 
 
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 lars of disbursements constituting the 
 difference between the gross proceeds of 
 tne 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 duty 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 Liverpool during the same 
 period, etc. Copits 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 W^est 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 5th 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 
 ard representations from Canada and 
 other Colonies, representing the differen- 
 tial duties on goods imported into the 
 Colonies, and respecting the operation 
 
 and effect of the British Navigation Lawe 
 on their commerce, since 1845. Return 
 of all Lighthouses in the. Colonies and i 
 British Possessions abroad; showing the I 
 date at which each Lighthouse was ! 
 erected ; the original cost thereof, and , 
 from what funds defrayed ; the annual j 
 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 correa- 
 potidence relative to erecting a Light- 
 house at Barbados ; despatch of the j 
 Colonial Secretary to the Governor, and \ 
 documents in the Colonial Office respect- j 
 ing application of money, etc. Returns j 
 of thp number and tonnage of vessels 
 registered at each of the ports of Great i 
 Britain, Ireland, etc., on the 31st day of I 
 December, 1846, etc. Returns relating to i 
 shipping and tonnage, outwards and in- ; 
 wards, and to the declared value of i 
 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 i 
 since 1841, and on the 3l8t day of Decern- j 
 ber, 1846, etc. Accounts relating to trade 
 and navigation. Custom duties and ton- | 
 nage of vessels. Copies or extracts of j 
 any correspondence between the Secre- j 
 tary of State for the Colonies and the 
 Governor of Jamaica and Trin'dad, re- ' 
 specting the operation of the Navigation J 
 Laws in those Islands. Returns relative i 
 to the actual Government ex',)enditure i 
 and receipts of the Island of Mauritius, i 
 for the years 1844 and 1845 : of the pen- j 
 sion granted to the late Auditor-General; 
 and of the appointment of an Auditor- j 
 General and Assistant Auditor-General i 
 for the Island of Mauritius. Copies or 
 extracts of correspondence between Her I 
 Majesty's Government and the Parties 
 int^'reatpd in Railways in Ceylon, Trini- ' * 
 dad, British Guiana and New Brunswick. 
 46 vols. 1835-1847. [33 p.] 2859 j 
 
 1848. ThF^ Further Correspord- 
 
 ence (Jamaica and other West India I 
 India Islands). * 2860 
 
 1848. EiOHT Reports of Committee on the | 
 
 condition and prospects of the interests 1 
 
 connected with Suear and Coffee Planting \ 
 
 in the East and West Indies and Mauri- j 
 
 tins. 10 parts. * 2861 j 
 
 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 j 
 
 in the West India Colonies for the Regu- | 
 
 lation of Labour between Masters and j 
 
 Labourers. * 2863 j 
 
 1848. Correspondence relative to the Dis- 
 tress in the West Indies and Mauritius. j 
 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 Labour Contracts ' 
 passed since 1834, but disallowed. • 2866 I 
 
 1R51-.W. Correspondenoe relative to the con- ' 
 dition of the Sugar-growing Colonies; 8 
 parts. (1) British Guiana; (2) .Jamaica; 
 (3) Trinidad. • 2866 1 
 
 1R54. Correspondenoe relating to the re- i 
 moval of Troops from the West India 
 Colonies. • 2867 ' 
 
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. 
 
 1866. CORRISPONDENOK relating to West 
 India Relief Loans. • 2868 
 
 1857. Papers relating to Chinese and Coolie 
 Immigration to the West India Colonies 
 and British Guiana. • 2869 
 
 1868. Correspondence 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. 
 
 parti. 
 
 Th* Sat 
 
 Further Papers. S 
 
 1871-72. Report on Leprosv 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 
 
 1871. Correspondence respecting the federa- 
 tion of the Leeward Islands. * 2876 
 
 ^"4. RnpoRT of the Royal Commission 
 appointed in December, 1882, to inquire 
 into Public Revenues, Expenditure, 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 
 
 151 
 
 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 
 
 1886. Corresponde.nce respecting the negoti- 
 ation of a treaty regulating Trade be 
 tween the West India Colonies and the 
 United States. • 2880 
 
 1888. SUOAR 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. [8 a.] 
 
 • 2882 
 
 1897-98. RoTAL Commission on the Agricul- 
 tural Resources and Requirements of 
 British Guiana and the West India 
 Islands: Reports, Evidence, Appendices, 
 and Statistical tables. 6 parts : maps and 
 diagrams. 2888 
 
 1897. Correspondence relating to the Sugar 
 Industry in the West Indies.. (3e.] 2886 
 
 1897. Kepout of the West India Royal Com- 
 mission. With subsidiary report by D. 
 Morris, D.Sc, and appendix (Minutes of 
 Proceedings and Evidence). 3 vols. [4 1.) 
 
 2886 
 
 1899. West Indies: ( orrespondence relating 
 to the hurricane on the 10th and 12th 
 Sept., 1898, and the relief of Distress 
 caused thereby. (3 h.] • 2888 
 
 1899. Further Correspondence relating to 
 the Hurricane on the 10th and 12th 
 September, 1898. [3h.] 2888 
 
 1900. West Indies: Correspondence relate 
 ing to the Hurricanes on 7th August and 
 8th September. 1899, and the relief of 
 Distress caused thereby. [Sh.l 2889 
 
152 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES 
 
 INCLUDING RKFBRENCES TO " BIBLIOGRAPHl/i JaMAICENSIS 
 TO BIBLIOGRAPHIA JAMAICENSES" 
 
 AND "SUPPLEMENT 
 
 [The names of Authors are printed in small capitals, of the subjects of 
 Memoirs in ordinary type, and of Cartographers in italics. Numbers with 
 no sign preceding them refer to this work ('• Bibliography of the West Indies ") ; 
 those preceded by B.J. refer to " Bibliographia Jamaicensis " ; and those 
 preceded by S B.J. to " Supplement to Biblographia Jamaicensii.'] 
 
 Aaron, Eugene Murray, Ph.D. 
 
 BJ. 332 
 
 Abad, J. R 356 
 
 Abbad. Inigo 292 
 
 Abbott, Rev. Abiel 627a 
 
 Abbott, H. L 1179 
 
 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 178a 
 
 Adams, C. B B.J. 394, S.B.J. 309 
 
 Adams, Rev. Henry 2490 
 
 Adderley, Sir Augustus 608, 2348 
 
 Advielle, V 440 
 
 Aflaeck, Admiral Philip... S.B.J. 56 
 
 Aflalo, F. G 881 
 
 Africanus 2515 
 
 Agassiz, Alexander 607, 868, 2355 
 
 Agricola S.B.J. 396 
 
 Aguilar, F. C 1235 
 
 AiMES, Hubert H. S., Ph.D 837 
 
 Ainslie, Philip Barrington...B.J. 314 
 
 Aitzema, L. van i982d 
 
 Alanis, R. M 761b 
 
 Alaux, G. d' 487 
 
 Alcazar, J. de 78a 
 
 Alcedo, Antonio de 21^3 
 
 Alcock, Rev. Henry J., M.A. 
 
 S.B.J. 568, 569 
 
 Alcosta, Jose J. de 303 
 
 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 150* 
 
 Alm, Jacob 1709 
 
 Alvarez de Abreu, A. J 2053 
 
 Alzola y Minondo, P.de 742, 790, 2399 
 
 Ambard, E. M 2490b 
 
 Amblau^, a 831 
 
 Ambrose, Rev. Robert George 
 
 S.B.J. 556 
 
 Amer, C 764 
 
 Amicus, 2541 
 
 Amman, H. J. S.B.J. 207 
 
 Ammen, Admiral 953 
 
 Anderson, C. Wilgress 1646c 
 
 Anderson, Sir George Campbell 593 
 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 ig^y 
 
 Anderson, William Wemyss 
 
 BJ- 307, 308 
 Anderson, William Wemyss 
 
 B.J. 390, 793 
 
 Andre, Eugene 1642, 1872 
 
 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 i333> 2316a 
 
 Aquirre, Jose M 896c 
 
 Arango, Anastasio 6i8h 
 
 Arber, Edward, F.S.A 2339 
 
 Arboleya, J. G '708 
 
 Archenholz, Johann Wjlhelm 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 ^44 
 
 Arnold, William, M.D. ... B T A7t 
 
 arnott, d :',• ;^^ 
 
 Akon, J ^,\-i 
 
 Arosema, Dr j^y^ 
 
 Arrate. Jose Martin Felix de... 6ga 
 
 ^^'^OTT, D ,56 b 
 
 Arrowsmith, John B T 4ca 
 
 ^^*^" .^35 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 153 
 
 B 
 B 
 
 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 1415 
 
 Atkins, James Black 812 
 
 Atkins, John 2014,2227 
 
 Atlay, J. B B.J. looi 
 
 Atnvood, Thomas 175 
 
 Auhe, T. (Contre-Amiral) 145 
 
 AunERT, E, 825 
 
 AuBi.ET, Fusee '754^ 
 
 AuBRE, Paul u' 2252 
 
 AuGUSTE, J 499 
 
 Austin, Henry W 606 
 
 Austin, William Piercy (Bishop) 
 
 1549. 1556a, 1558 
 Auguste, J 538 
 
 AVENDANO, DiDACUS DE I983 
 
 Aylmer, Mr B.J. 561 
 
 Ayscue, Sir G 3 
 
 B.A 3a 
 
 B., L.M 1757 
 
 Babinski, H 1789 
 
 Bache, Lt. R 1312 
 
 Bachiller y Morales, Antonio 661 b, 
 
 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. 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 
 
 " aluuena, Bernardo de (Bishop) 
 
 293, 294, 295 
 Balcarres, Alexander Lindsay, 
 
 6th Earl of B.J. 75 
 
 ALLANTINE, JAMES S.B.J.580 
 
 ALLf.r, J 203 
 
 ALLOU, M. M 650, 709, 2452a 
 
 B\NnuRY, G. A. Lethbridge 2755 
 
 Banbury, Rev. R. Thomas... B.J. 869 
 
 ^ ANCROFT, Dr. Edward 1510,6.}. 471, 
 
 472, 1038, S.B.J. 58 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe 1076 
 
 Bandinel, James ,, 2660 
 
 Bannantine, James B.J. 360 
 
 Bannister, S 1057a, 1057b, 1057c 
 
 Banos y Soto mayor, Diego de... 1303c 
 
 Haralt, 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, 2202, 
 
 B.J. 48 
 
 Barclay, David B.J. 27 
 
 Barclay, John 2431 
 
 Barcot, Surgeon Major 5()6a 
 
 Barham, Henry, M.D. ...B.J. 13,426, 
 
 S.B.J. 152 
 
 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. 482 
 
 Barkly, Sir Henry 1556b 
 
 Barnes, J. Edmestone ...S.B.J. 66a 
 
 HaRNLEY, VyILLIA.M H 263^ 
 
 Barkal, J. A 1357 
 
 Barrett, Mr 2224, B.J. $» 
 
 Barrett, Lucas, F.L.S., F.G.S. 
 
 B.J. 448, 451, 1079 
 
 Barrow, John 2249 
 
 Barry, William 139a 
 
 Bartheleiny 1758 
 
 Barthwick, P B.J. 79 
 
 Basset, N 146 
 
 Bates, E. K S.B.J. 737 
 
 Bates, Henry W*lter 10(59 
 
 Bates, Lindon, W ii 86b, 11 86c 
 
 Bathlrst, Earl 1820, 1930 
 
 Bathurst, Earl 54)466 
 
 Bathurst, Edward 4S1 
 
 Bayley, F. W. N 2206 
 
 Bayly, Wentworth B.J. 656 
 
 Bean, Tarleton H B.J. 1016 
 
 Beard, Rev. John R., D.D 485 
 
 Beaufoy 25x9 
 
 Beaumont, Augustus Hardin 
 
 2539, B.J. 67S 
 Beau-mont, Chief Justice 1569J, i572g 
 
 Bechanel, Francis 1505 
 
 Becher, a. B 593a 
 
 Beckford, Mrs. Bathsha ...S.B.J. 17a 
 
 Beckford, Peter S.B.J. 266 
 
 Beckkokd, William (Alderman).. 185 
 Beckford, William (of Somerly) 
 
 B.J. 19, 281, S.B.J. 219 
 
 Beckford, William B.J. 651 
 
 Beckles, John 46 
 
 Beeston, Sir William B.J. 636 
 
 S.B.J. 154, 155. 177 
 
 Behn, Afra , 1506 
 
 Bklgrave, F. a i569d, 15696 
 
 Belgrove, William 32 
 
 Belhaven, Lord io36f 
 
 Belisario, J.M B.J. 294 
 
 Bell, Charles Napier 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 1565(1 
 
 Bellamy, J 917 
 
154 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Bellet^ Daniel 24906 
 
 Belley, — 427 
 
 Bellin, Jacques Nicholas 366b, 367, 
 
 2039 
 
 Bellin, M B.J. 20, 20a, 21, 21a 
 
 Bellin, S 1754 
 
 Bello^ a 1356 
 
 Bello, Andres 18S1 
 
 Bellows, W S.B.J. 246 
 
 Belly^ Felix 958, 1054, 1066 
 
 Belly^ N 952a 
 
 Belmonte^ B. E. C 1610, 1717P 
 
 Belot, G. de 1097 
 
 Belt, Thomas 949 
 
 Benard, C. M. E. P 1458 
 
 Benbow, Admiral John B.J. 94 
 
 Blneuetti, C 1244 
 
 Benezet, Anthow 2510 
 
 Benger, E -^556 
 
 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 
 
 BeaNard. — 1/68 
 
 Bernard, Samuel B.J. 625 
 
 Bernard, Hon. Thomas James 
 
 B.J. 680 
 
 Bernau, Rev. J. H 15^8 
 
 Berthelot, M. S 642 
 
 Besant, Sir Walter 94a 
 
 Belances, R. Emeterio 694 
 
 BiCKELL, Rev. R B.J. 44,48 
 
 BiDELOW, J 495 
 
 BiDWELL, Charles Toll io6i 
 
 BiGELOw, J 1087 
 
 Bir.ELOw, John. B.J. 306 
 
 BiGELOw, Capt. John 815a 
 
 RiGGS, John 2254 
 
 BiLLOUIN, H. S. 
 
 BlNGER, A '. 155 
 
 BiNNEY 2663a 
 
 BiOLLEY, Paul 992 
 
 Bird, M. B 493a 
 
 Biss, Capt. Harold C. J 2793 
 
 BissETT, R 2549 
 
 Bissette, C. C. a.. ..127, 128, 129, 130, 
 
 131, 134, 135, 2611 
 
 BiZEMONT, Viscount H. L. G, de 1073 
 
 Blackie 2410 
 
 Black WELL, Isaac 1030 
 
 Blair. Dr. D 1565b 
 
 Blake, Edith Lady B.J. 971, S.B.J. 730 
 
 Blake, Sir Henry Arthur, 
 
 K.C.M.G B.J. 981, 986, 
 
 S.B.J. 494, 729, 73J 
 
 Blaksley, J 246(5 
 
 Blanchet, Emilio 675 
 
 Blanchetiere-Bellevue ...112, 113, 117 
 
 Blancke, G 1716c 
 
 Blanco, A. Guzman... 1650, 1651, 1652, 
 
 1668 
 
 Blanco Guzman 1338, 1343* 1374 
 
 Blanco, Ed 1358 
 
 Blanco, Jose F 1342a 
 
 Blandford, Walter F, H., M.A., 
 
 F.Z.S 933 
 
 Blane, Sit Gilbert 207a 
 
 Blaney, Henry R 2436 
 
 Blathwayte, William S.B.J. 197 
 
 Blauzel m 
 
 Bleby, Rev. Henry i569h, 2281b, 2231b 
 2231C, 223id, 2354, B.J. 72, 87 
 
 Blerald, E. D 153 
 
 Blicke, Charles B.J. 461 
 
 Bligh, Lieut., R.N 2090 
 
 Blome, Richard B.J. 267, S.B.J. 207a, 
 
 208 
 
 Bloomfield, J. H 754 
 
 Blyth, Rev. George S.B.J. 78 
 
 Bochart, Charles B.J. la 
 
 Boddam-Whetham, J. W.... 1068, 1587 
 
 BoDU, J. M ib49 
 
 Bois St. Lys, Georges de ......B.J. 76 
 
 Boisson, — 437 
 
 Bolingbroke, Henry 1511 
 
 Bolivar, Simon ...1332a, 1332b, 1342a, 
 
 1361, 1365, 1366, 1367^ 1376, 
 
 i377> 1378, i379> 1386, 1632 
 
 Bollaert, William 1566 
 
 BONAME, P 201 
 
 Bonaparte, Prince Napoleon 
 
 Louis 937b 
 
 Bonaparte, Prince Roland N. ... 1726 
 
 Bonne, M B.J. 34 
 
 Bonne-Maison, Dr. de 2681 i 
 
 BoNNEAu, Alexandre 491 j 
 
 Bonnie, Annie 2689, B.J. 355 | 
 
 BONPLAND, AlME II92 ' 
 
 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 277 
 
 BoswELL, Henry B.J. 1056 
 
 Bourgeois, H. G 933 
 
 Bourke, Wellesley SB. J. 423 
 
 Bourne, Stephen 2277,2378 
 
 BJ.7o«7i»5i2, 513 
 BouvET DE Cresse, A. J. B. ... 458 
 
 BOUYEE, F 1773 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 155 
 
 r 
 
 BoKZON, J 552*557 
 
 BOVALLIUS, C 952D 
 
 HovELL, H. A 98 
 
 HowDiTCH, T. Edward 271 1 
 
 BowDLER. Thomas, F.R.S. ...B.J. 364 
 
 SBJ 270 
 
 BowEN, C. r 93 
 
 Bowen Emanuel B.J. 15 
 
 Barrett, Rev. W. G 155^2201 
 
 Barrington, General 33 
 
 BOWERBANK, LEWIS QUIER, M.D. 
 
 B.J. 487. 489, S.B.J. 362 
 
 Bowler. A 524 
 
 BowREY, James John B.J. 938, 
 
 S.B.J. 333 
 
 Bowrey, James John B.J. 389 
 
 IJovcE, Rii'KRT, M.B., F.R.S 93;* 
 
 BovKR, J. P 474 
 
 Boykk-Peyrki.eau, E. E 2176 
 
 iBOYER-EoNFREDE, J. B 2096 
 
 Boyle, Erkmerick 947,2736 
 
 BozA V Vergara, Matias 6i7g 
 
 Brace, L. J. K 601 
 
 Brackexul'RY, General Henry... 2732, 
 
 2735 
 Bradford, Mary F B.J. 352, 
 
 S.B.J. 238 
 
 Bradley, Col. Thomas 2218 
 
 Bradley, Thomas S.B.J. 61 
 
 JBradshaw. Rev. F. S., LL.D. 
 
 S.B.J. 549 
 
 Bka.nxh. C. W.. M.B., CM 1938 
 
 Brand, Lieutenant B.J. 85, 91 
 
 Branskoru, J. F 950a 
 
 Braskett, Sir James 45»'463 
 
 Brassey, Lord S.B.J. 684 
 
 Bkassey, Annie Lady 2344 
 
 Brau. Salvador 3»5> 337 
 
 Breen. Henry H 19S1 
 
 Brennan, J. F B.J. 460 
 
 Bressolles, P ii£o 
 
 Brett, Rev. W. H. 1555.1556,1573.1589 
 
 Breton, Raymond 1982a, 1982b 
 
 Brewin, William B.J. 317 
 
 Briceno, D. B 1314a 
 
 Briceno, M 1381 
 
 Brick, Titus A B.J. 823 
 
 Bridges, Rev. George Wilson... 2539 
 
 B.J. 4. 35. 117.223,833, 
 
 S.B.J. 20,21, 290 
 
 Bridges, Rev. George Wilson ... 2832, 
 
 B.J. 834, S.B.J. 26 
 
 Bridgman, J 1948 
 
 Brinton, D. G 781,951a, 1578 
 
 Brisbane, Sir Charles ...1930, 1930b 
 
 Bristowe, Lindsay W 921,2791 
 
 Broadwood, Lucy E S.B.J. 598 
 
 Bronkhurst, Rev. H. V. P. 1591a, 
 
 1593, 1603, l6t2 
 
 Brooke-Knight, Captain ...B.J. 890 
 
 Brooks, Edward P 679d 
 
 Brooks, William Keith 599a, 
 
 B.J. 1072, S.B.J. 697 
 Broome, Lady 2465 
 
 Brougham, Henry, Lord 2513, 2539, 
 2596, 2613, 
 S.B.J. 469 
 
 Broughton, Arthur B.J. 423 
 
 likoussEAU, G 1798 
 
 Brown, Adam B.J. 608 
 
 Brown, Charles S.B.J. 357a 
 
 Brown, Charles Barrington 1574c, 
 
 1585. 
 B.J.45» 
 
 Brown, Charles B B.J. 51 
 
 Brown, Prf. Charles W. S.B.J. 677 
 
 Bkonvn, J., M.D 343 
 
 Brown, Rev. T. J ^S^sO 
 
 Browne, Rev. Henry S.B.J. 537a 
 
 Browne, Patrick, M.D B.J. 416 
 
 Browne, Patrick S.B.J. 669 
 
 Bruce. Sir C:harles, G.C.M.G. 1923 
 
 Bruce, C'aptain Peter Henry 587 
 
 Brulley 420 
 
 Brumkll. J 1558a, i579d 
 
 Brusse, a. T i486 
 
 Bryant, Joshua 1519b 
 
 Buache. P S.B.J. 188 
 
 Buchanan, John B.J. 758 
 
 BiciiNER, F 1248, 139S 
 
 BucHNER, J. H B.J. 129 
 
 Buchon. M B.J. 44a 
 
 BuDAN, A 197 
 
 BUELOW, A. VON 938a 
 
 UiiKELEY, Owen T 2363 
 
 BULLEN, F 2474 
 
 Burchell, Thomas B.J. 37a 
 
 HuRCHELL, William Fitz-er ...B.J. 37a 
 
 Birchett, Mr 1999 
 
 Burchett, Mr, 1998 
 
 BuKDETT, 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 
 
 Burns, M. J 2357 
 
 Bi rreau, P 1289 
 
 Burton, Robert (or Richard) ... 1988 
 Burton, Sir Richard F. ...2728,2729, 
 
 2743 
 
 Burroughs, Cornelius S.B.J. 7 
 
 Blstellt-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 
 
 Butler. Sir W. F 2738 
 
 Buttenshaw, William Roberts, 
 
 M.A B.J. 778, 1094 
 
 Butterworth, H 783 
 
 Butts, R. G 15466 
 
 Butts, R. G 156JP 
 
 Buxton, Charles 2670,26/3 
 
 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 736 
 
 Caceres, J. M 1075 
 
 Caden.a, p. J 1217a 
 
 C.AiNE, W. R.ALPH 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, 181 1, 1813 
 
 Callahan, J. M 802 
 
 Callander, Rev. Thomas B.J. 374 
 
 Calvo, J. B 9S8 
 
 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 PIoughton 
 
 B.J. 1074 
 Campbell, Rev. Duncan Houston 
 
 BJ. 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 Bournp^ 
 
 B.J. 71, 512 
 Campbell, William Alexander 
 
 S.B.J. 608a 
 
 Camps y Feliu, F. de 728 
 
 Candkijer, H 12-5 
 
 Candler, John 478, 
 
 B.J. 298 
 
 Canel, E 766 
 
 Canini. J. E 784 
 
 Canning,, George 2530,2^82, 
 
 Canot, C 617b 
 
 Canot, Theodore 2725 
 
 Cantero, Justo G 657 
 
 Cappelle, H. van 1743, 1747, 1750- 
 
 Capper, Thomas, B.A....B.J. 777, 1091 
 
 C'apadose, 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 B.J. 385 
 
 Carlile, Warrand S.B.J. 503: 
 
 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. 2017a 
 
 Castro, General Cipriano 1475, 1477 
 Castro, General Cipriano ... 1468, 1473 
 
 Castro, Fernandez de 669 
 
 Catherwood, F 896b, 1549b 
 
 (^atesby, Mark 584 
 
 Cathcart, John S.B.J. 126 
 
 Caulfeild, Colonel James E.W.S. 
 
 B.J. Ill 
 
 Caulin, A 1326 
 
 Caulin, Fr. Ant 1190 
 
 Cave, Otway 26r3 
 
 ( avling, H 284 
 
 Cazabon, M. J 1829 
 
 Cazeneuve, p. de 1394 
 
 Cei'Ido, F 313, 727 
 
 Ceri'BERR, a. E i77ca 
 
 Cervera y Topete, Contr.-Almir. P. 
 
 243 s 
 
 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 21(59 
 
 Chalmers, Colonel 436 
 
 Chalmers, Thomas 2600 
 
 Chambers, G 590 
 
 Chambre, Major B.J. 933 
 
 Champeau, E 1292 
 
 Champlain, Samiel 2289 
 
 Chandler, W. E 1084 
 
 Chandos, Marquis of 2203 
 
 Chaney, E 505 
 
 Chanvalon, Thibault de 107 
 
 Chapman, M. J 6;a 
 
 CnAPPLE, Joe Mitchell S.B.J. 6891 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 157 
 
 Chardon, D. M. a 1942 
 
 Chaklks, C 918 
 
 Charles, Frederick S.BJ.608 
 
 Chaklkvoix, p. F. Z. de 3bi 
 
 CilARMANT, A 576 
 
 Charmilly, Col. Venaultde S.B.J. 628 
 
 Charmilly, Col. Venault de 443b 
 
 Charnay, Desire 1090 
 
 Chateaudrianu, de 447 
 
 Chatterton, C. G B.J. 902 
 
 CHAUCEPRAT, C. F 22C-0 
 
 CHAZorrE, PtTER S 477 
 
 Chenery, C. L S.B.J. 133 
 
 Cherrie, G. K. 358a 
 
 Chesterton, George L 1309 
 
 Chetwoou. Wn.LiAM RuFUS 2002 
 
 Chkhk, a 1155 
 
 Chjtty, ?:dward B.J. 397, 593 
 
 Chumaceiro, a. M 1484a, 1492 
 
 Cisneros, Evangelino 76S 
 
 CiSNEROS, F. J 683b 
 
 Clareno, J. P. 136 
 
 Clark, B. C 483a, 485a 
 
 Clark, C 1527c 
 
 (LARK, llKNRV JaMES 1843, 1851 
 
 Clark, HimERX Lyman B.j. 1026 
 
 Clark, J 176 
 
 (LARK., Jacob (Archdeacon) 234 
 
 Clark, Rev. John B.J. 134 
 
 Clark, W. G S.B.J. 256 
 
 Clark, VV 222 
 
 Clark, 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 
 
 ( lakke, Samiei 8 
 
 Clarke, Sir S 21^6 
 
 1'ij\hkson, Thomas ... 420, 2513a, 2516, 
 
 2520, 2531a, 2552a, 2554, 2568a, 
 
 2575, 2609, 2656a, 2656b, 
 
 B.J. 21, 841 
 
 Clarkson, Thomas 51, 2502, 265()C, 
 
 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 15(8 
 
 Cohrett, W 341C 
 
 CocKHURN, Sir Alexander B.j. 91 
 
 CocKBLRN, Frederick B.J. 91 
 
 Cockburn, John 882 
 
 Co'hrane, Capt. Charles Stuart, 
 
 R •^' 1^97 
 
 COCKERELL, THEODORE D. A., F.Z.S., 
 
 F.E.S. ...B.J. 401, 402, 404, 542, 
 
 921, 1000, 1018, iOi9i 
 1020, 1022, 1027, 1066, 
 
 S.B.J.295, 316, 317, 
 
 3i9>32i 
 
 Cocking, Ralph M B.J. 24* ] 
 
 CoDAzzr, A 1327 ' 
 
 Codrington, Christopher 1992a i 
 
 Codrington, Colonel 20"^ ] 
 
 CoEN, G , 1094 I 
 
 Coke, Thomas, LL.D 2124 j 
 
 Coleridge, Hknry Nelson 2181 1 
 
 Coleridge, Willia.m Hart ( 
 
 (Bishop) 60, 67, 68, 69, 1528 
 
 Coll v Toste, (.\ayetano 316 ^ 
 
 COLLENS, J. H 1846, 1879, 
 
 Collier, J. P 2275 
 
 Colliugwood, Col. Francis 245 j 
 
 Collingwood, wife of Col. Francis I 
 
 245 • 
 
 Collins, Frank Shipley B.J. 1074a 1 
 
 Collins, G. N 336a ' 
 
 Collins, Rev. Wiluam Edward ' 
 
 S.B.J. 68a I 
 
 ^OLOM, J 1977 
 
 ( OLQIHOUN, A. R (,63,1170- I 
 
 Columbus, Christopher ... 2196,2283, 1 
 2312, 2327, 2336,2300,2373, 
 
 2377y 2380, 2386, 2388, I 
 
 B.J. 6-9 ] 
 
 Colombo, Fernando lybj 
 
 ( omstock, J. H 1591C i 
 
 Conant, Franklin Story ...S.B.J. 32a 
 
 ( onant, Helen S lo^o ! 
 
 Concha, Jose de la 649d, 677b \ 
 
 Conder, Josiah 2644 J 
 
 ( oxolly, E i56^m, 1574I 
 
 Constable, Captain John, R.N. B.j. 94 \ 
 
 CONTE, F. A 726 j 
 
 (Onto, C 1239 i 
 
 CONTZEN. LkOPOLD 492 
 
 Cook, Lieutenant 883 
 
 Cook, binlay 266 \ 
 
 Cooke, Hon. Francis B.J. 573, 
 
 S.B.J. 441a 
 Cooper, R. Eluot, 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 32S, S05 ; 
 
 CoPijN, A 17171 i 
 
 ( OPPIER, GriLLAUME 19,6 \ 
 
 CoRBiN, William, T.B S.B.J. 529 | 
 
 CoRCOS, Rev. J. M 1494, ! 
 
 S.B.J. 560a ! 
 
 Cordova, Mich.ael de S.B.J. 641 
 
 Cor:al, Francois 2oo2d i 
 
 Corio Ill, 113, 117 ] 
 
 CoHK, Rev. JosiAS B.J. 519,758 j 
 
 Cornish, Vaughan, D.Sc ii86e, 1 
 
 S.B.L 68i ' 
 
 Corrales, M. E 1227 
 
 Corrie, Edgar 2^) '< 
 
 Corry, Joseph 2710 
 
 corthell, e. 1 0!^3 i 
 
 Corton, a 323.797 •; 
 
 CORTY, E. C S. B.j. 660 j 
 
 Cory, Charles B., F.L.S.... 5ii,5)7» i 
 
 867, 2340, 2364, 2381 j 
 
 COSMAO-DUMENEZ, S. hi II31 I 
 
158 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 COUDREAU, H. A 1785, 1791, 1792 
 
 Courteen, Sir William 9a 
 
 COURTENAY, REGINALD, D.D., Bishop 
 
 BJ. 75, 80, 83, 89, 94, 98' 
 
 540, 542, 54.'5> 553' 73 ^ 
 
 788,789,791,792 
 
 Cousin d'Aval 434b 
 
 Cousins, Herbert Henry, M.A. 
 
 BJ. 1093, 
 S.BJ. 390, 393, 406 
 
 Cowan, David B.J. 85a 
 
 Cowley, Kakael 692 
 
 CowPER, William, M.A. ...S.B.J. 303 
 
 Cox, C. T 1614 
 
 Cox, Griffith N B.J. 1081 
 
 Cox, N i-bqi 
 
 Cradwick, William •. B.J. 539 
 
 Cuaigen, a iSS^d 
 
 Cranch, John S.B.J. 272 
 
 Craskell, Thomas ...B.J. 2ic-2if, 36a 
 
 Cremielx, a 261T 
 
 Crespo, General J 1435 
 
 Crevaux, J. 1232a, 1780a, 1780b, 1782 
 
 Cronise, Florence M 2S01 
 
 Cromwell, W. N 1172 
 
 Crommelin, May B.J. 901, 993 
 
 Ckonev, G. H 10. 
 
 Ckookall, Rev. 1 16 jS 
 
 Crooks, J. J: 2788, 2;')9 
 
 Cropper, James 2174, 2222, 2513, 2539, 
 
 2567, 2572, 2.s<>6 
 
 2539. 2568, 2592 
 
 Croskery, Rev. Dr. Hugh S.B.J. 553 
 
 Crosley, Henry »B.J. 506 
 
 Crosse, W. H 2804 
 
 Grossman, Col., C.M.G 2877 
 
 Grossman, Colonel, R.E. B.J. 729, 732 
 
 Crowther, Rev. Samuel 2718 
 
 Crouch, A. P 2756 
 
 Crouch, Nathaniel 1988 
 
 Croze, F. de 166 
 
 CRUrCK SHANK, BrODIE 2723 
 
 CilUTCKSHANK, J. G IC41 
 
 Cruikshank, R. J 2298 
 
 CUDMORE, P .:)6o 
 
 Cuervo. A 1293 
 
 Cuervo, A. P 1258 
 
 Cullen, Ensign S.B.J. 43 
 
 Cult.en, Dr. Edward 1040 
 
 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 
 
 CURBELO, J 724 
 
 Curran, C. Ribton ...B.J. 741 
 
 Curt, de uq 
 
 Curtis, William Eleroy 1450 
 
 CusT, Sir E 2245a 
 
 CusT, R. J 2299 
 
 CUTHBERTSON, ROSAMOND 630a 
 
 CUYAS, A 767 
 
 Dalbemar, J. J 565,574 
 
 D'Alhurquerque, Prof. J. P. ... 2431 | 
 
 Dalby, Thomas 1990 
 
 Dallas, Robert Charles B.J. 77, ' 
 
 S.B.J. 599a, 633 ^ 
 
 D ALTON, Henry G., M.D 1562 1 
 
 Damas. — de 189 j 
 
 Damas, — de 1946 1 
 
 Damas de Marillac, — de 115 , 
 
 Damas de Marillac, — de 113, 114, 118 \ 
 
 Dampier, Capt. William... 1030c, 1996 ' 
 
 Dana, Prof. J. D., LL.D 596c ! 
 
 Dana, Richard Henry 661 i 
 
 Dance, Rev. C. D. 1591 I 
 
 Dance, Ch. D. 1343a i 
 
 Dancer, Thomas, M.D. ...B.J. 97, 169, , 
 422, 427, 463, 466, 467, 468, 831 ; 
 
 Dancv, Sidney 138 
 
 DamjoioE, a 1800 , 
 
 Daniel, E. S loib 
 
 Daniels, C. W 1611 
 
 D'Anvers, Caleb 2008,2009, 
 
 S.B.J. 213 
 
 D'Anvers, Caleb 2010 1 
 
 D'Arainville, Arthur 648b ; 
 
 J3AUHERTEUIL, M. H 370 
 
 Daunt, A 1297 
 
 Davey, Richard 785 ; 
 
 Davies, John 1982 j 
 
 Da VILA, Gil Gonzalez- 1973d 
 
 Davis, Anthony B.J. 679 | 
 
 Davis, A. P 972 1 
 
 Davis, Daniel GATEWARD(Bishop) \ 
 
 229 -. 
 
 Davis, J 6 ' 
 
 Davis, Nicholas Darnell, C.M.G., | 
 
 92, 100, 102b, i8ob, 145 1, 1607, ; 
 
 2345. 2350a, 2359, 2370, 2371, 
 
 2379, 2475 
 
 Davis, Richard Harding 770, 1449 , 
 
 Davis, William Darnell 1912a, 1912b i 
 
 Davy, John, M.D., F.R.S .,. 2281 i 
 
 Day, Charles William 2273 j 
 
 Day, Thomas 2505,2508 
 
 De Bruijn, H 2664b ; 
 
 De Cordova, Gabriel Joshua \ 
 
 S.B.J. 334 i 
 
 Decius 1815 ! 
 
 Defoe, Daniel 1886 
 
 De Freitas, Manoel 1569J ' 
 
 De Gijselaar, N.C 1120 * 
 
 De Geoje, C. H 1750a j 
 
 De La Beche, Sir Henry Thomas \ 
 
 F.R.S. ...B.J. 45, 1076, 1077, 1078 I 
 De la Beche, Sir Henry Thomas 
 
 BJ.44 \ 
 
 De Laet, Joannes 1970 
 
 De La Marine, Madame 1783 
 
 Delamere, a. R 1865 I 
 
 Delap, Francis B.J. 95 
 
 Deleage, P 516 i 
 
 Delevante, M iiSia ' 
 
 De Lisser, Herbert George \ 
 
 B.J. HOT, 1102, , 
 
 S.B.J. 665, 722 ' 
 
 De Lisser, Rose B.J. 828 \ 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 159 
 
 Delorme Salto. R 740 
 
 Delorme, — 494 
 
 Delteil, — 1774 
 
 Demarchy, K 1123 
 
 De Mercado, D 955 
 
 De Montagnac, Noel B.J. 900 
 
 De Montirat 1030c 
 
 Dkmoticcs 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 
 
 l^EPONS, V 1304a 
 
 Depute 1132 
 
 Dekgny, Abbe 140 
 
 DESCHAMI'S, I' 167 
 
 Deschankl, P 1082 
 
 Descourtilz, E 2127,2155 
 
 Desir, D 5<)2 
 
 Des Marchais, Chevalier 1753 
 
 Dcsparbes 4'3 
 
 Despard. Edward Marcus. ..B. J. 360, 
 S.B.J. 277 
 
 De Souza, 1 1607a 
 
 D'Estrees, Comte 1884a 
 
 De Suzk, J. A 1856 
 
 De Veer, — i495 
 
 Des Vceux, J. W ^573^* '953 
 
 Des Vceux, Sir William 2442 
 
 I;evot, J 553» -S7» 
 
 Dv. Vkeis, S 1986 
 
 De Vries, J. VAN O i7»7a 
 
 De Weever. Aloysius 1646 
 
 De Wever. P ibi4g 
 
 Dewitz, a. von 281 
 
 Diaz, D. J. F 641 
 
 Diaz, R 14^0 
 
 Diaz Lemos, A. M 1234 
 
 Dickson, William, LL.D 43, 51 
 
 Didrer, a H04 
 
 DioNUM, Andrew Graham B.J. 50 | Dincan, Henry 
 
 Drago, L. M i46{> 
 
 Drake, Sir Francis ... 1971, 1974, 2249, 
 
 248a 
 
 Drake. S. A 840 
 
 Draper, A. S 803 
 
 Draper, Lt. -Col. Edward Alured 1812 
 
 Dravton, E. 1922 
 
 Dresel, H. G., U.S.N B.J. 1016 
 
 Drew, Stephen S.B.J. 536a 
 
 Drewe, Major Edward 19.H 
 
 Drohi.let, 1 1067a 
 
 Drolin-de-Bercy, M B.J. 288 
 
 Dr\. C 1092 
 
 Drvsdai.e, William 614a 
 
 Dlaxe. Col. William "97* 
 
 DntE. (* 5/2 
 
 Dt Hois, ti. C 1744 
 
 Dii'.nis, Marcei 249od 
 
 Dinois, V 1098 
 
 DrnHOCA, M 434a 
 
 Di; But, C. H 1134 
 
 Du Casse, Admiral B.J. 94 
 
 DrCllATEAI-RoGER, E 169 
 
 DurHESXK-FoiRNET, J 180I 
 
 Duck, Thomas S.B.J. 201 
 
 Di'coEURjOLV, S. J 435c 
 
 Dudley, Robert 2421 
 
 Dudley, Viscount 2598 
 
 DuERDEN. J. E., Ph.D 2452 
 
 B.J. 10, 405, 407, 411, 413, 
 
 619, 623, 957, 1029, 
 
 S.B.J. 324.-327. 698-702, 
 
 70s, 706 
 
 Dufay, 427 
 
 Duff, Rev. Robert i565g, 1565k, 1572 
 
 Dugommier 204 
 
 DuGGAN, Rev. R. A. Cevestus 
 
 S.B.J. 564 
 
 Dumas. A 1116, 1117 
 
 DiMDNT, D. E 306 
 
 DirAS, — 1135 
 
 DlNMAR, V. L •. 768 
 
 Dillon, Arthur 
 Dingwall, Rev. 
 D'Invilliers, E. 
 DiNWIUDIE, W. 
 
 Dixon, George 
 DoBSON, G. F., 
 Dodd, E. a. ... 
 Dodswell, F. 
 
 (Count) 118 
 
 R B.J. 330, 861 
 
 V B.J.67e 
 
 325 
 
 G 162S 
 
 M.A B.J. 1015 
 
 S.B.J. 607 
 
 2469 
 
 .S.B.J. 243 
 
 2434 
 
 ...B.J. 1089 
 601 
 
 1793 
 
 ....B.J. 656 
 
 Francis 
 
 DODS WORTH 
 
 doflein, f 
 
 Doidge, James 
 
 DoLLEv, Charles S., M.D 
 
 DOMERGUE, A 
 
 Donaldson, Rev. Colin . 
 
 Donunguez, J. de J 309 
 
 Doouttle, Thomas S.B.J. 115 
 
 DouET, Charles Frederick, D.D. 
 
 S.B.J. 305 
 
 DouGAN, Mr 2831 
 
 Douglas, Keith, M.P 2613 
 
 Doyley, Colonel Edward ...S.B.J. 6 
 146, 153. 159 
 
 D. D 2209, 2613 
 
 2627 
 
 Duncan, Rev. Peter 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 
 
 Duperly and Sons, A S.B.J. 245 
 
 DupoNCHEL, A 1099 
 
 DuPONT, A B.J. 418 
 
 Dupuis, Joseph 2712 
 
 DupoNTEs, P. Chemin 249od 
 
 DUQUESNE, HERME 133, 261 1 
 
 Durand-Molard 120 
 
 Durand-Savoyat, M iioo 
 
 Duron, R. E 934 
 
 Du Tertre, Jean Bapti.ste 1979 
 
 D'Warris, Fortunatus 219$ 
 
 Earle, Edward M. B.J. 532, 611, 615 
 
i6o 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 "Easel'* 70 
 
 East, Rev. David J 2719, 
 
 BJ. 134 
 
 East, Sii E. H 2214 
 
 Easton, R 2226a 
 
 Eastwick, E. B 1332 
 
 economiste 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.B.J, 17, 445, 628 
 
 Edwards, C. L 609 
 
 Edwards, J. L 842 
 
 Eggers, Baron H. F. A 280b 
 
 Ehret, George Dionysius ...B.J. 416 
 Ehrmann, T. F B.J. 77 
 
 EiLOART, E 27'32 
 
 Elder, Dempster & Co S.B.J. 258 
 
 Eldin, — 4}6 
 
 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 Boi.rne B.J. 147 
 
 Elmes, 2667a 
 
 Elmgren, Gabriel B.J, 1031 
 
 Elwes, Robert 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 
 
 Ernsi, a 1344 
 
 Escobar, J. D 1218 
 
 Escoffery, John B.J, 668, 676, 677 
 
 Esguerra Ortez, Joaquin 1217b 
 
 Esi.AVA, R. G 7i4> 717 
 
 EsPEUT, William Bancroft, F.L.S. 
 
 B.J. 940 
 
 Espeut, W. B B.J. 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 
 
 I'AKKSI.EV, T. F. E i860 
 
 1/VRKJ), B 2649 
 
 EwEN. William B.J. 854 
 
 Eyre, Edward John ...B, J. 81-93, 243, 
 378, 380, 711, 713, lOOI, 
 S.B.J. 33, 44, 46, 47, 131 
 
 F., W. B 24;3 
 
 Fabens, J. W 1050b 
 
 !<ABIE, A. M 731 
 
 Fabien, L 130, 132, 136, 2611 
 
 Falcon, Mariscal Juan C 1343b 
 
 Ealconuridge, Alexander ..,. 2517 
 
 I'alconer, Capt. Richard 200a 
 
 Fancourt, Charles St. John ,.. 898 
 
 Farrar, Rev. T. i565f, 1583a, 1584c, 
 
 1586b, 1589b, i59ie, i59ig, 
 
 1591I1. 1593d, 1619 
 
 Fawcett, William, B.Sc, F.L.S, 
 
 BJ. 445. 446, 447. 542, 1057, 
 
 1067, ^083, 1084, 1085, 
 
 1086, 1088, 1096, 
 
 S.B.J. 345 
 
 Fer, Sieur de '..B.J. lo 
 
 Ferguson, Robert 1026 
 
 Fermin, Philippe, M.D. 1705c, 1707, 
 
 1710 
 
 Fernandes, David Dias B.J. 584 
 
 1'eknandez, 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 539,547.509.5/9 
 
 Firth, Charles Harding, M.A. 
 
 B.J, 14, 112 
 
 Fischer, H. M. W 285 
 
 Fisher, H. N , 819 
 
 Fisher, Richard S., M.D 2285 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 l6l 
 
 FiSKE, A. K 24.22 
 
 FlTZHERnERT, S. T ^S/^C 
 
 Flammarion, C 161 
 
 FLANAr.AN, Mrs 228 
 
 Fletcher of Saltoun, Andrew... 1029 
 
 Fletcher, Rev. Duncan B.J. 379 
 
 tLETCHER, Thomas 2508 
 
 Fleit, J. S 1937 
 
 Fleurian, — ■• 2611 
 
 Flint, G 792 
 
 Flinter, Colonel 300 
 
 Flukes, K. A 739 
 
 ?Lokn)iAN. L, M iiig 
 
 Florez de OcARiz, Juan ii86f 
 
 Flower, Sir Willlam Henry, 
 
 K.C.B., F.R.S B.J. 400 
 
 FOIGNKT, — 2611 
 
 Foiguen 128, 130 
 
 FocKE, H. C 1717J 
 
 Fogg, Captain Christopher, R.N. 
 
 B.J .94 
 
 Fontane, M 1134 
 
 Fontijonne, G. i)E 1 136 
 
 Im)Oi, L. R 28-1 
 
 F'orbes 1516 
 
 FoRHES-f.iNi)SAY. C. H 1184 
 
 Ford, Joseph Charles B.J. 914 
 
 Foreman, Rev. J i5(>Sa 
 
 Forrest, A. S 2477 
 
 FOkT V ROLUAN, \ 6»j.) 
 
 Foktier, K 149 
 
 Fortunat, Dantes 518, 527 
 
 Foster, Rev. Henry Blaine B.J. 141 
 Foster, Nuholas i 
 
 FOUGAINVILLE, — 2611 
 
 FoiiLKs, Theodore S.B.J. 223 
 
 Fowler, Frank 1646c 
 
 Fowler, Mr 907a, 2071 
 
 Fowler, H 97 
 
 Fox, William 26^.y 
 
 Frances, Jane S.B.J. 272 
 
 Francis, Claude 16.29 
 
 Francklyn, G. ... 2522, 2523, B.J. 21 
 
 S.B.J. 13 
 
 Franklin, James 468 
 
 Frantzius, Dr. A. von 905a 
 
 Fraser, L. M 1857, ^8(54 
 
 Frasek, S. J 94 
 
 Fraser, Mrs. (n6e Webbi) ... B.J. 896, 
 
 897,898, 1 105, 
 
 S.B.J. 721 
 
 Freeman, J. J B.J. 122 
 
 Freeman, Richard Austin 2782 
 
 Freeman, William G., F.L.S. ...2431, 
 
 • BJ.932 
 Ireeraan, Mr 207 
 
 French, George 208, 208a, 209 
 
 Frekk, George 35 
 
 Fresle, J. R 1207a 
 
 Fresneau, a 312a 
 
 Frey, H 273S 
 
 Friedrich, G 025 
 
 Froebel, Julius 10^5 
 
 Froude, James Anthony 2358 
 
 Froude, James Anthony ... 2359,2360 
 
 S28 
 •SO 
 877 
 '839 
 t3T8 
 
 Fry, Captain Joseph 689 ; 
 
 Fkye, W\ P 9*ji J 
 
 Fillarton, Col 1803, 1805 I 
 
 Fullarton, Col 1802, 1810, i8ia 
 
 Fuller, Stephen B.J. 637a, 639, j 
 
 S.B.J. 16 ] 
 
 FuRSDON, C. A. T B.J. 54a ' 
 
 Fyfe, Alexander Gordon ...B.J. 509 
 
 Fyke and Sinclair S.B.J. 3 , 
 
 Fyke, Laurence R B.J. 601, 764, i 
 
 914, 915,918 i 
 
 (iACHE, A i4;8 j 
 
 Gaeuler, L 1083 j 
 
 CrAKKAREL, PaUL 839,2325 , 
 
 ('.\(iE, Thomas 197S 1 
 
 Gagini, C 1003a 1 
 
 Galban, Manuel de J 354b 
 
 Galindo, a 1295, '354 I 
 
 (lalpine, Rev. Calvin S.B.J. 268a ; 
 
 Gallego, T 769 1 
 
 Gallenga, Antonio 686 j 
 
 (iAMIUER, J. W 843 I 
 
 (lANDARA, J. DE LA 506 
 
 Gannett, H 
 
 Garai'd, L 
 
 Garcia, G 
 
 Garcia, G. L 
 
 Garcia, J, 
 
 Garcia, Jose Gabriel 439 
 
 Garcia, M 1380 
 
 CiARciA 1728 
 
 Garcia y G.\rcia, — 1215 
 
 Gaucon. a 108S 
 
 (iARDixER, John 260 
 
 (;ari)iner, John, B.Sc 601 
 
 Gardiner, Captain Richard 104 
 
 Gardner, Aston W B.J. 345 
 
 Gardner, Rev. William James 
 
 B.J.5 
 Gardner, Rev. William James B.J. 978, 
 
 S.B.J.670 
 
 Gardner and Co S.B.J. 260 
 
 Gvrdvner, George 1973a 
 
 (iarnot, — 427 
 
 r'.ARRAN-CoULON, — 419 
 
 Garkaway, E. G 1958 
 
 Garriott, E. B 24.^4 
 
 Gauci, P S.B.J. 226 
 
 Gaul, Gilbert B.J. 987,991 
 
 Gedge, Rev. J. Wycliffe, M.A. 
 
 S.B.J. 517 
 
 Geekling, F. L 
 
 Gelpi y Ferro, G 
 
 Gener, B 
 
 George, C 2796 
 
 George, Rev. Thomas Parker 
 
 S.B.J. 726 
 Gerbier, Sir Balthazar (Baron 
 
 DouviLLY) 1700b, 1 700c, i7ood 
 
 GiBBs, Archibald Robertson ... 909 
 
 GiBBS, Sir Philip 46 
 
 Gil Foktoul, J 145a 
 
 Gilbert, B. D B.J. 1071 
 
 Gilbert Francis 216 
 
 /J* 
 718 
 656 
 
1 62 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Gilbert, Francis 216 
 
 Gilbert, James Stanley 1182 
 
 Gilbert, J. T i568d, i56;)g 
 
 Gilbert, Nathaniel 216 
 
 GiLTi, Ph. S 1711 
 
 Gill, Theodore 1833 
 
 Gill, W. B S.B.J. 420 
 
 Gillespie, Major-General Sir Robert 
 
 Rollo B.J. 364a 
 
 Gillies, Rev. William, D.D. 
 
 B.J. 542, 790 
 
 Gillies, Rev. William, D.D. B.J. 964, 
 
 S.B.J. 304 
 
 GiLLPATRICK, W. W 2337a 
 
 Gilpin, W. M 1911 
 
 GiRAiD, F. J 1762 
 
 Giraud-Ch.\ntrans, — 2078 
 
 GiRSEWALD, K. VON 966 
 
 Gishorne, T 2513 
 
 GiSBOKNE, L 1050 
 
 Gladstone, John, M.P 2539 
 
 Gladstone, W. F. 2263, 2269 
 
 Glaisher, Ernest H 159S 
 
 Glenelg, Lord 2241,2628, 
 
 B.J. 59, 60 
 
 Glover, Mr 2058,2059,2060 
 
 Godbijry, John S.B.J. 611 
 
 Godman, F. D., D.C.L 1069a 
 
 Godwin, Rev. Benjamin 2614 
 
 GoEBEL, E. 2750 
 
 Goering, a 1432a 
 
 Goldie, Sir G. T 2771,2772 
 
 Gomez, F 817 
 
 Gomez, J. G 314 
 
 GoNTNo, J 1090 
 
 Gonzalez, Felix 6i8d 
 
 Gonzalez Alcosta, L 752 
 
 Gonzalez Carranza, Domingo ... 2018 
 Gonzalez de Barcia, Andres ...8386, 
 
 2021b 
 
 Gonalez Font, J 336 
 
 Gonzalez Guinan, F 1419 
 
 Goodman, Walter OtS5 
 
 Goodman, H 68id 
 
 Gordon, Alexander B.J. 931, 
 
 S.B.J. 638 
 Gordon, Charles, Bishop B.J. 157, 
 
 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, Bereskord Smylie ...B.J. 542 
 
 GoviN Y Torres, A 705. 7'3 
 
 GouY, — 1772 
 
 Grabham, Michael, M.A., M.B. 
 
 B.J. 542, 1027, 
 S.B.J. 708 
 
 Grahame, James 2556 
 
 Graham, Rev. John H. H. ...B.J.80S 
 Graham, R. B. Cunninghame ... 878, 
 
 1467 
 Grail\m, Rev. Willl\m...B.J. 803, 805,. 
 
 806,811, 
 S.B.J. 566 
 
 Grainger, J.\mes 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, Samuei B.J. 882 
 
 Grayson, Vice-Admiral S.B.J. 50 
 
 (iREAVES. W. H 98 
 
 Grp:en, Lt. -Commander F. M., 
 
 U.S.N 23.9 
 
 Green, Samuei S.B.J. 76 
 
 I Greene, Benjamin 2609 
 
 I Grecnhough, Rev. J. G., M.A. 
 
 I B.J. 388 
 
 ! C.REEXOUGH, Rev. T i586f 
 
 I Gregoire, Henri (Count)... 378,2531, 
 I 2553 
 
 Grey, Earl 1557 
 
 I Gre3% Earl 64 
 
 Grieve, Symington 183c 
 
 C.RIKFING, 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 
 
 Grillet, John 1505 
 
 Grhxo, 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 
 
 (^RosE, C. B 1608 
 
 Grosett, J. R., M.P 2539, 
 
 S.B.J. 222 
 
 Grosourdy, Ren.'Vto de 2302 
 
 Grotius 1074 
 
 Guerrero, R 737 
 
 Guerrero, T 6/3 
 
 Guet, M. 1 151 
 
 GuiLDiNG, Rev. John 1927 
 
 GuiLDiNG, Lansdown i93oa 
 
 guillermin, g 4430,444 
 
 Guinan, G 1464 
 
 GUITERAS, p. J 672 
 
 Gumilla, Joseph 1304 
 
 GUPPY, R. J. Lechmere ...1869, i88ia, 
 
 24901 
 GiiRNEY, Joseph John ... 2246, B.J. 839. 
 
 GusTAFSON. A 1077 
 
 GusTAvus, Vassa 254 J 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 l6j. 
 
 Guzman,, A. L 1352 
 
 <;l;tikrkkz de Alua, J. M 1328 i 
 
 Gutierrez de Rubacadra, Jose. ..2032a 
 
 GUTIKRRKZ SoniAL, J -^h-j 
 
 Guzman, A. 1 1354 
 
 Hack. William B.J. 68, 87, S.B.J. 191 
 Haddon, a. C, M.A., D.Sc. B.J. 10 
 
 Hagan, a 799 
 
 Hackett, James 1307b 
 
 Hakewiu., James B.J. 290 
 
 A. 
 
 [Ialhlrstaut, 
 
 ilALE, H. C. 
 
 Hauucrton, R. G., 
 
 Haix ..; 
 
 Ham., a. 1) 
 
 A. M 
 
 Ham.. 
 Ham., 
 Ham., 
 Hai.l, 
 Hall, 
 Hall, 
 
 "74 
 
 Q.C. B.J. 859 
 • 34. 1900a, 2849 
 
 .322, 7'H 
 
 260J; 
 
 v'hari.es \V 12S/ 
 
 Kdwari) T 23j6 
 
 Golonel Fran'CIS 1195 
 
 John S.B.J. 117 
 
 M.\XWELL, M.A. B.J. 458, 459 
 S.B.J. 136, 348 
 
 Hall, MaxweV B.J. 65a 
 
 Hall, Rev. R 2589 
 
 Hallam, G B.J. 579 
 
 Hallev. Robert 20.^I 
 
 Hallioay. Sir Andrew, R.H., 
 
 M.D., K.R.S.E 2230 
 
 Hallowes, Maj. -General Henry 
 
 Jardine B.J. 966, S.B.J. 64 
 
 Halstkad. Mitkat 332, -45, 809 
 
 Hamilton, Admiral Lord Archi- 
 bald B.J. 353, 354 
 
 Hamilton, Col. J. P 1198 
 
 Hamm, Margherita a 326 
 
 Hancock. Dr 152, a 
 
 Hancock, J. 1538 
 
 Hand, T. W 1^3 
 
 Handelmann, Heinrich 489 
 
 Handelmann, J 487a 
 
 Hanna, Rev. S. W 476 
 
 Hannay, David 23')4 
 
 Hansen, C. M. 289 
 
 Hanson, Francis B.J. 282 
 
 Haraine, Fr 1394 
 
 Harcolrt, H 852,857 
 
 Harcolrt, Robert 1499 
 
 Hardy, Iza Difkus 851 
 
 Harford, John S. D.C.L 2670b 
 
 Harford-H.attersby, C. F 2774 
 
 Hargrave, Mr B.J. 17 
 
 Harley, Sir Edward S.B.J. 193 
 
 Harper, G i565g 
 
 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 
 
 Harrissk, Henry 2336 
 
 Harshbercer, John W. ... B.J. 1075 
 Hart. Francis Russell, F.R.S.S. 
 
 1855, 2482 
 
 Hart, John Hixchley 1844, 1845, 
 
 1848, 1853, 1854, 
 
 B.J. 766, 1046, 
 
 1047, 1050, 1053, 
 
 S.B.J. 332 
 
 Hart, Miss 591 
 
 Harte, Rev. William Marshall. ..55a 
 
 Hartman, C. V 1023 
 
 Hartmann, — 483 
 
 Hartsinck, Jan Jacob 1708 
 
 Harvey, Thomas ...2240, B.J. 63, 317 
 
 Harvey, T. C 504 
 
 Harvey, W. W 465 
 
 Hassam, J. T : 611 
 
 Hatchard, John 221 
 
 Havelaar, J 1496 
 
 Haven, G 689a 
 
 Hawker, Robert 2509 
 
 Hawkes, Dr. J 2304 
 
 Hawtayne, George Hammond, 
 
 C.M.G 1595 
 
 Hay, J 1913 
 
 Hay, Sir John Dalrymple 2737 
 
 Hay, L. G 1893 
 
 Hayes. C. W <p^ 
 
 Hayford, Casely 2802 
 
 Hazard, Samuel 354a, 682 
 
 Head, Henry 249of 
 
 Hears. Lafcadio 2341, 2378, 23S3, 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, 8(;5 
 
 Heine, W 1050a 
 
 Hellenius, Carl N B.J. 1036 
 
 Helps, Sir Arthur ... 2284, 231 1, 2312, 
 
 2665 
 Hemming, Sir Augustus William 
 
 Lawson, G. C.M.G. S.B.J. 301 
 
 Heneage, Charles loi 
 
 Henderson, J 2477 
 
 Henderson, Captain 2539 
 
 Henderson, Rev 156.2a 
 
 Henderson, Captain George 888 
 
 Henderson, George ... B.J. 729, 857 
 Henderson, Captain J. S. B.J. 79d 
 
 Henshall, J. A S48 
 
 Hendy, Dr. James 41 
 
 Henny. Thomas B.J. 505 
 
 Henry, J 1515, 1516 
 
 Henrique 2366 
 
 IIkredla, N 732 
 
 Heredia y Mieses, J. F 1439 
 
 Hering, C. J 1745 
 
 Herran, Victor 91a 
 
 Herrera Tordesillas, Antonio de 
 
 1697, B.J. 6,7,8 
 
 Hershey, a. S 751 
 
 Heskith, Rev. Thomas 245,246 
 
 Hess, B 476a 
 
 Hess, J 160 
 
 Heuvel, J. A. VAN i5461> 
 
 Hewett, Capt. J. F. Napier, 
 
 F.R.G.S 27^7 
 
i64 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Heyrick, Elizabeth 2579 
 
 Hir.BERT, George 2550 
 
 Hibbert, Cxcorge ... B.J. 41 S.B.J. 635 
 Hibbert, R B.J. 38, 39 
 
 HlCKERINGILL^ EdMUND B.J. 266 
 
 Hicks, Colonel George S.B.J. 401, 524, 
 
 !;26, 528a 
 
 HiGGiNS, Bryan, 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 
 
 Hildyaru, 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, 67d 
 
 Hillary, W., M.D 30a 
 
 HiLLHousE, William 1521, 1527 
 
 HiLLHOLSE iS-^/b 
 
 HiLLis, John D., F.R.C.S 1590 
 
 Hillsborough, Earl of i8q6, 1897 
 
 Hinchcliffe, E. C B.J. 607 
 
 HiNCHCLlFFE, W. G S.B.J. 565 
 
 HiNCKS, Francis 2669 
 
 Hinds, W. H i646d 
 
 Hinton, John Howard, M.A. 
 
 B.J. 371, S.B.J. 288 
 
 HiPPISLEY, G 1514a 
 
 Hirst, Dr. George S. S., M.B. 
 
 S.B.J. 372, 623a 
 
 Hitchcock, Alhert S B.J. 1064, 
 
 1065, '^^12) 
 
 Hobart, Eord 1804, 1805 
 
 HonsoN, Lieut. R. Pearson 813 
 
 Hoby, Dr. James B.J. 370 
 
 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 
 
 HoLDEN, Luther L B.J. 992 
 
 Holder, A 906 
 
 Holmes, W. H 156/a 
 
 HoLTON, 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 B.J. 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 
 
 KoRTON, William, M.P. 2613 
 
 HoRSi-oRD, Rev. John 2286 
 
 Hosack, William B.J. 820 
 
 ilOUGHTON, L. S 853 
 
 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, J. E S.B.J. 297 
 
 HowiCK, Viscount 26^3 
 
 Hubbard, Gardiner Greene S.B.J. 676 
 
 liUHER, B 626 
 
 Hur.ERicH, C. H 1176 
 
 Hue, F 17S6 
 
 Huggins, E 264 
 
 HicGTNS, H. C 269 
 
 Hughes ^^525^ 
 
 Hughes, Rev. Griffith, A.M. ... ' ji 
 
 Hugues, Clovis 1158 
 
 Humbert, J 1479 
 
 Humboldt, Alexander von 626, 653, 
 
 1 192 
 
 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 
 
 Hi pi'enbauer, D 2776 
 
 Hfrlbut, W. H 651 
 
 Hurst, T. W w^o^ 
 
 Huskisson, William 2513, 2539 
 
 Hutchings, Mary Ann B.J. 367 
 
 Hi'TCHiNsoN, Lincoln 1303a 
 
 Hutton, William ....2711a 
 
 IIuYSHE, (Japt. G. L 2732 
 
 Hyams, Abraham S.B.J. 486 
 
 Hylton, Kitty S.B.J. 26 
 
 1?:tersdorf-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 283S 
 
 Innes, — 2539 
 
 Innes, William 2624, 2714 
 
 iNNTS, L. 1880 
 
 INSUA, W. A 826 
 
 Ireland, W. A 1636 
 
 Irving, Edward 264s 
 
 Irving, T 2513 
 
 Irving, Washington 2196 
 
 Isambert, Henry 431b 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 165 
 
 IVES, C 597a 
 
 IvKS, R. H B.J. 185 
 
 IviMKY, 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, 465 
 
 Jackson, T. B 1878 
 
 Jackson, Whxiam VValrond 
 
 (Bishop) 231 
 
 Jacql'EMIN, Le Citoyen i7(xj 
 
 Jacqiin, Nicholas Joseph 2043, 
 
 2047, 2070, B.J. 417 
 
 Jahav, Henry 926, 1286 
 
 Jahn. a 1479c 
 
 James, Alexander MacGregor 
 
 B.J. 826 
 
 Jameson, Rev. William B.J. 377 
 
 Tamio^«'n. T is^Soa 
 
 Janvier, L. J.... 501, 502, 503, 508, ki3. 
 
 Tarrett, Samuel B.J. 773 
 
 Jarier, I)e Mendoza i32(>a 
 
 Jauhert, EnouARDE E 341a 
 
 Jav, E. a. H 2d3o 
 
 Jay, W. M. L 683a 
 
 JEAKKRESON. J. CORDY 2 J22 
 
 Jeffrey. W. J i«;69i 
 
 Jeffervs,Thomas 2045, 2061, 2074, 2075, 
 ^•J- 3o> 32. 33, 33a, 36 
 
 Jeffrey-Smith, Una B.J. 87^ 
 
 jEKYix. Walter S.B.J. ';98 
 
 Jelly. Thomas B.J. 842 
 
 Jelski. K 1796 
 
 Jenkins, Mrs. (n^e Jackson) ...B.J. 889 
 
 Jenkins. Edward iqv7 
 
 Jenman. George Samuel B.J. 436, 1041;, 
 
 1049, 1051, 1052, 1063, S.B.J. 337 
 
 Jennings. J 4 
 
 Jennyns, J. Clayton 1513a, 2607 
 
 Jereme, John ! 1949 
 
 Terenr^. |oV>n iq^o 
 
 JOANNiNi, Frank L 1180 
 
 BJ. 3^s 
 
 Johnson, Capt. Charles 2689 
 
 Johnson, Charles W B.J. 102 1 
 
 Johnson, Duncan, S S.B.J. 707 
 
 Johnson, Eleanor S.B.J. 287 
 
 Johnson, W. F ii8Tb 
 
 Johnston, George P 1178a 
 
 Johnston, James, M.D. ... S.B.J. 262, 
 370, 646a. 
 
 Johnstone, James S.B.J. 239 
 
 Johnstone, Col. Hon. Andrew 
 
 Cochrane 177 
 
 Johnstone, J. M 1558c 
 
 Jones, Mrs 223 
 
 Jones, L i6T4a 
 
 Jones. T. F. E 2811 
 
 Jopp, Dr S.B.J. 361 
 
 Jordan 479 
 
 Jordan, David Starr B.J. 1024 
 
 Jordan, G. W 2539, 2563 
 
 JosA. Rev. F. P. 1 1600 
 
 Joseph, E. L 1826 
 
 Josephs, Matthew S.B.J. 58a ■ 
 
 Ji.AN V Santacilla, Jorge 203a i 
 
 Judah, Auraham B.J. 705 | 
 
 JuDAH, George Fortunatus B.J. 247, 
 
 S.B.J. 68 j 
 
 llSTAMOND, J. O., F.R.S 2057 
 
 JlSTIN. J 358, 556, 561 ' 
 
 Kalh. C. de 961a 
 
 Kai'I'Lkr, a 1723, 1732 ' 
 
 KxKSTKN. Hermann 1391 1 
 
 Kaikman, E. B 799 j 
 
 Kave. Sir John William B.J. 375 , 
 
 Kean, Mr. and Mrs. (Jharles 
 
 S.B.J. 641 I 
 
 Keane. a. H., B.A. 1069,2439,2755a I 
 
 Keasbey, L. M 964, 967b \ 
 
 Keiffc, P. H B.J. 76b : 
 
 Kkim 3S3 
 
 Keith. Sir Basil, B.J. 783 , 
 
 Kkli.kk. W «;7o, 2438 j 
 
 Kelly. J S.B.J. 225 
 
 KEMEVs, John Gardner 2076, B.J. 574 \ 
 
 KriMi'. Denis 2784 : 
 
 Kennan, G 164,165,815 I 
 
 Kennedy, A 2429 \ 
 
 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, 
 
 »53»c 
 
 Keye. Otto i7ooe 
 
 Keymis, Lawrence 1498a 
 
 KiDD, Joseph B B.J. 299 
 
 KiDD, W. J B.J. 46, 78 i 
 
 Kimball, J. Horace 2236, B.J. 64 \ 
 
 Kimball, Richard B 354,2307b j 
 
 KiMnERLEY, Earl S.B.J. 486 ' 
 
 King, Rev. David, LL.D. ... B.J. 456 
 
 King, G 874 ; 
 
 King, Joseph 259 \ 
 
 King, William, D.C.L B.J. 271 | 
 
 King, William S.B.J. 351 | 
 
 KiNGDON, Rev. B. Bayly B.J. 482 1 
 
 Kingsley, Rev. Charles 2315 ' 
 
 KiXGSLEY, Mary H. 2778, 2785, 2786, ; 
 
 2787 ; 
 
 Kingsley, Z 476b 
 
 Kirby, a. H., B.A., 2431 ! 
 
 Kirkby. Colonel Richard B.J. 94, j 
 
 S.B.J. 265 I 
 
 KiRKE, Henry 1579c, 1637 1 
 
 Kirke, V 1606 ' 
 
 Kitchin, Thomas B.J. 25b, 28a, 29, 83 ' 
 
 Klein, Patrick B.J. 502 i 
 
 Kloos, j. H 2365 * 
 
 Knibb, Rev. William B.J. 79, 80, 113, \ 
 
 120 I 
 
 Knibb, Rev. William 2679, \ 
 
 B.J. 370,371. 373.388, I 
 S.B.J. 288, 298, 538 ] 
 Knight, James S.B.J. 148-151, 171 
 
 4 
 
i66 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Knight, Joseph S.BJ. 274 
 
 Knight, Dr. W .....1589(3 
 
 Knollis, Humphrey B.J. 12 
 
 Knox, John P. i ..„ .280. 
 
 Knowles, Commodore Charles 
 
 2028, 2033, 
 S.B.J. 125, 159, 438 
 
 Knutsford, Viscountess 2676a 
 
 KoEP, C. 107;! 
 
 KOL, H. VAN 1471 > 2462 
 
 KOI-LEWIJN, A. M 1488 
 
 I.., r. 1 174 
 
 La Barde, Sieur. de 1984 
 
 I-A Barre, Le Feuvre de 1752 
 
 Larat, Jean Baptiste 1753,2003 
 
 Labatt, Philip C B.J. 760, 
 
 S.B.J. 639 
 
 I.ABODRIE, P. J., LL.D 433 
 
 L.ABRA, Raphael M. de 4963,731,738, 
 
 740 
 
 La Charrjere, — . de 2(111 
 
 I >achariere 1 28, 1 30 
 
 Lacomp-e, — 483 
 
 Lacoste, Perfecto 830a 
 
 Lacroix 1332a 
 
 Lacroix, Pamph. de 452a 
 
 Laforest, a. S.B.J. 242 
 
 Lagerheim, G B.J. 1054, 1061 
 
 Lamijert, K. vS 2297a 
 
 Lameda, T 1461 
 
 Landaeta Ro sales, M 1407, 1461, 
 
 1477a 
 
 Landes, G 153 
 
 Landre, Dr. C. E. D. ... i573f, 1717I 
 
 Lan(;kord, Jonas 206 
 
 Lanier, S 841 
 
 LANS. W. H 1765a 
 
 Laplante, Eduardo 657 
 
 La Plaza, R. de 1373 
 
 Lardner, H. H 2760 
 
 Larifaudiere, — 2611 
 
 Laroche, 1 509 
 
 Larpent, Sir George 2168 
 
 Larrazabal, V 1327a 1332b 
 
 Larrinaga, F. G. de 702 
 
 Lartique, — 1765 
 
 La Rue 1758 
 
 Las Casas, Bartolome DE...1965, 2318, 
 
 249oh 
 
 Las Casas, — 2311 
 
 Lascroux, — 162 
 
 La Selve, E 202 
 
 Latane, J. H 777 
 
 Lathy, Percy J B.J. 412a 
 
 LATROI3E, C. J 2234,2847 
 
 B.J. 66, 756 
 
 Laumann, E. M 2769 
 
 Lavaysse, Jean Francois D.-^uxion 
 
 »307 
 
 Laverde Amaya, 1 1222, 1406 
 
 Lavalette, Pere de 2042 
 
 Law, Edward, afterwards Lord 
 
 Ellenborough B.J. 163 
 
 Lawaetz, H 288b 
 
 Lawrence-Archer, Captain James 
 
 Henry 2317, S.B.J. 179^ 
 
 Lawson, Robert B.J. 480- 
 
 Layman, Captain, R. N 2116 
 
 Lavard. Mrs. Granville 2351 
 
 I-KA. ] 2175 
 
 Lea, P B.J. na 
 
 Leard, John S.B.J. 56 
 
 LElUiE, R iioi 
 
 Lkhlond, — 1764 
 
 Leborgne, — 423 
 
 Lecesne, Lewis Celeste B.J. 668, 676,, 
 
 677 
 
 Lk Chenalier 1767 
 
 Ledri'. Anj)re 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 
 
 I^franc de Saint-Haulde, P 440 
 
 Lekroy, C. K 1522a 
 
 LE(iER, J. N 514,580a 
 
 Lkcier. E 171,205 
 
 Le(;ion 2631,2632 
 
 Le(;itime, F. D 504> 534 
 
 Legitime, General 534 
 
 Le Hirhec, D 2372 
 
 Lejanne, E 1232a 
 
 Leith. Sir James 2539 
 
 Lemuerg, P 2748 
 
 r>EMi{?:YE, J 644 
 
 Lemire, C 1177 
 
 Lemoine, a 1109 
 
 f.EMos, Angel 1280 
 
 Lempriere, William S.B.J. 358: 
 
 Lemi s, Manuel 923 
 
 Lennox, Arthur, F.G.S. ...B.J. 451 
 
 Leon, ('arlos 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 
 
 Lp:ster, G 610, 798 
 
 Leveille, J 1784 
 
 Level, A 1358a, 1364 
 
 LK\Kh DE GODA, L 1455 
 
 Levi, Leone 2301 
 
 1 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-Brain, L., B.A 2431 
 
 Leyva y Aguilera, H .C 2369 
 
 LinuRD, T 272 
 
 Liddell, Colin B.J. 59-64 
 
 LiGON, R s, a8 
 
 Light, Governor 1537 
 
 Lightbourn, J. N 2428 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 167 
 
 I 
 
 l.KTTKNBKRO, H 1749 
 
 LiLUE, Rev. G i567f 
 
 I.ii.i.iNc.sTON. Col. Like iqqS 
 
 Lillingston, Col. I ic)C)q 
 
 Lilly, Col. Chbistian S.B.J. 158 
 
 Lilly. Colonel Christian...B.]. 71, 72b, 
 
 77 
 LiNDO, Abraham ... B.J. 721, 727, 8j;o 
 
 LiNDO. A. A B.J. 836 
 
 LiKusAY, Rev. John, D.D. B.J. 783, 
 
 S.B.J. 169 
 
 LiNSCHOTEN, Jan Hlijghen van...i()64, 
 
 I ()66 
 Linstant-Pradine, — .... 482,512,528 
 
 Lisle, Rev. George S.B.J. 74 
 
 LrxTLKTON. Kdward 10 
 
 Livingstone, William Pringlk 
 
 B.J. 864 
 
 Li.ORKNs Torres. 1 320 
 
 Li.ovi). Lieut. -Col. J. A 1047 
 
 Llovo, William, M.D 2231 
 
 LonLKY, J. 1 168 
 
 LonscHKii). Rev. W 1 56701, i572d 
 
 LocKK, W. J. ... 2393,2402,2403,2404 
 2414, 2425, 2451, 2455, 2478 
 
 LOEWENSTERN, J 638 
 
 Logan, John A 68ic 
 
 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, 17S 
 
 LoN';. E. C 845 
 
 LONSTRETT, THOMAS B 2254b 
 
 Lopez, General Narciso 64f^a 
 
 Lord, S.B.J. 613 
 
 LoRNE, John, D.S.C, Marquis of 2308 
 
 Loth. — 1741 I 
 
 Lopez de Gomara, Francisco ... 1961 \ 
 Lopez de Haro, Damiano (Bishop) 296 \ 
 
 LoPEZ-TiERO, F 318, 743 j 
 
 Loscombe. Colonel A. R. ... S.B.J. 67 : 
 
 LOTZ, G 622 i 
 
 Lowe, Joseph 2119,25391 
 
 LOWERY, W 875 
 
 Lowndes, John *. 2114 
 
 LowTHER, Robert 23 | 
 
 Lucas, A 1137 j 
 
 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! 
 
 Lukfman, John 217 ' 
 
 Lushington, W 2122 I 
 
 LusHiNGTON, Dr. Stephen 2610, 2626, j 
 
 B.J. 835 
 
 LussAN, Ravexeau de 2688, 2691 I 
 
 Lusty, F. C 2679 ! 
 
 Luierne, Count de la 187, 387 
 
 LtzoN, A 778 
 
 Luzon, J 778 
 
 Lynch, Mrs. Henry (n6e Ellen | 
 
 Fori.KS, B.J. 376, 818, 883, 884, I 
 
 885, 887, 888, S.B.J. 60a 
 
 Lynch, Sir Thomas B.J. 625, S.B.J. 159 j 
 
 Lynch, Sir Thomas B.J 267, S.B.J. 201 ! 
 
 Lyttelton, William nENRY...B.J. 282 \ 
 
 S.B.J. 145 ] 
 
 I 
 
 .M'AkTHLR, Rev. J '569c \ 
 
 M'( ALIXM, PlKRRE F 1806 I 
 
 McCann, p. a 2814a 
 
 •MacCarthy, Sir Charles aSaa 
 
 McCarthy. John, h.C!,S 2349 
 
 McCartney, Lord 2537 
 
 McCarty. C. T 609b 
 
 MACArr.AY, Zachaiy 2168, 2172, 
 
 3228, 2539 ] 
 Maraulay, Zachary 2139, 2561, 2676a I 
 
 M<M oNNEi.i., F. V 1639 i 
 
 McCoRMACK, Simpson B.J. 621 
 
 McChea, Harry B.J. no, 926, 
 
 S.B.J. 65 i 
 
 McDkrmot, Rev. Canon Henry | 
 
 Miles Fleetwood, B.J. 796, 801 * 
 
 McDermot, Thom\s Henry, B.J. 825 i 
 
 1100, S.B.J. 606 
 Macdonald, G 2783 j 
 
 Ma« l)<»NAM). J 2364a ] 
 
 M'DoNNELL, Alexander... 1517, 22c^, 1 
 
 2223, 2539, 2587, 2654 I 
 Macf.adyen, James, M.D. B.J. 431, 432, 
 
 S.B.J. 709-713 i 
 
 Macfall, Haldane 2413, B.J. 889 j 
 
 McFarlane, Alexander Bruce ^ 
 B.J. 782, 1094 
 
 Macfarlane, Rev. fV ^55ifc 
 
 McCiEACHY, Edward ...;.. S.B.J. 637 , 
 
 McGeachy, Edward B.J. 45b ' 
 
 McGregor, Sir Gregor ...... 1038, 1308 *; 
 
 MacCiRf.gor, John 2859 ] 
 
 M'(iRiGOR, James M.D. ... S.B.J. 58 
 
 ?s1aCHA1)(), R 977 ' 
 
 Macias, Jlan M 683 I 
 
 MacKellar, Patrick 6i7d , 
 
 McKenzie, Andrew B.J. 929a, 
 
 S.B.J. 576 j 
 
 Mackenzie, Arthur F B.J. 941, 
 
 S.B.J. 633 1 
 
 McKenzik, Charles 469 
 
 McKidd, G. A 1556b i 
 
 McKixNEN, Daniel ... 588, 2095a, 21 10 j 
 
 McLaughlin, E. N B.J. 827 ; 
 
 M.\claurin, John S.B.J. 274 \ 
 
 McLkan. Hf.ctoe. M.D 429 < 
 
 Maclkod, Alexander B.J. 759 
 
 M'Mahon, Benjamin B.J. 65 I 
 
 M.\CMILL.\N, ALLISTER 2490g 
 
 MacNeill, Hector S.B.J, n ' 
 
 Macnutt, Francis Augustus 249oh 
 
 McPherson, J. H. P 2764 ' 
 
 Macpherson, T. a 1416, 1418 i 
 
 MacQuade, j 850, 2337 i 
 
 McQueen, James 2592, 2593 \ 
 
 Macrae, Alexander 1563 
 
i68 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 McRae, a 1564a 
 
 McSmith, J 477a 
 
 McTuRK, M i6i4f 
 
 McTurk 1525b 
 
 Madden, Richard Robert, M.D. 631c, 
 632, 643, B.J. 292 
 
 Madiou, N 479a 
 
 Madrid, C 004 
 
 Magrath, Rev. John B.J. 784 
 
 Major, R. H., F.S.A 2327 
 
 Malcolm, Ian, M.P B.J. 994, 
 
 S.B.J. 718 
 
 Malcolm, Sir O. D 613 
 
 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 
 
 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, pi 1163 
 
 Margat, N 360a, 36013 
 
 Marillac, Damas de iii 
 
 MARiy, J 710 
 
 Markham, Sir Clements... 1566, 2380, 
 
 2439 
 
 Marles, J. de 493 
 
 Marmol, Fr. J 1346 
 
 Marquand, Henri E 2279 
 
 Marquet de Norvins, J. (Baron) 564 
 
 Makraquin, 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 
 
 Martineau, H i526a> 
 
 MartiiNEz, C 137a 
 
 Martinez, P. M, 
 
 932 
 
 Martinez Lopez, E 928 
 
 Martinez de Campos, Julian F....6i8i 
 
 Marvin, Prof. C. F. S.B.J. 679 
 
 Marwick, William B.J. 390 
 
 Maskfield, John 2703 
 
 Maskea, 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, E. 535 
 
 Matthewman, L. de V. ... S.B.J. 687 
 
 Matthews, Admiral S.B.J. 164 
 
 Matthews, Mrs. C 21 13 
 
 Matthews, F 806 
 
 Matthews, Lieut John 2704 
 
 Maunsell, Samuel Edward, 
 
 Brigade-Surgeon B.J. 496 
 
 Maurel, E. C. E 1790 
 
 Mauncius, J. J , 1718 
 
 Mavor, William, LL.D. 2134 
 
 Maxwell, James, M.D. B.J. ^05, 470, 
 S.B.J. 227 
 
 Maxwell, J. R 2382 
 
 Maxwell-Lefroy, H., B.A 2431 
 
 May, N 2342 
 
 Mavcock, 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 
 
 Medfna, Jose Maria 904 
 
 Medina, J. T 833 
 
 MeETEREN, J. M. W. VAN 1724 
 
 Meeteren, Westerouen van 1728 
 
 Meignan, Victor 2321 
 
 Meliora" 
 
 79 
 
 Meivill, General 1895, 1897, 1898 
 
 Mej.ville, F. J 578 
 
 Membreno, a 930 
 
 Menendez Caravia, J 759 
 
 Mercator, Gerardus B.J. 2 
 
 Merchan, Rafael M 748, 771 
 
 Meredith, PIenky 2713 
 
 Mere wether, Mr. Sergeant B.J ^82, 
 S.B.J. 471 
 
 Merian, M. Sibyi.le 170^0 
 
 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 
 
 MicHETiN. Henri E 37oa, 370b 
 
 Middleditch, Rev. T B.J. 367 
 
 Miller, ]. M 159. 
 
 Millet, G 734 
 
 MiMJCAN, A 1159 
 
 MiLLSPAUGH, Charles Frederick 288a, 
 
 61 sa 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 169 
 
 II 
 
 M'l.MAK, Capt 2272 
 
 Milne, Capt, R. N 2849, B.J. 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 
 
 Mimande, P 1133 
 
 MiNOT, George S 1892 
 
 Minot, James B.J. 706, 714 
 
 MiRAHEAU. Count de 392 
 
 MlSMKR, C 147 
 
 Mitchell, Hon. Hector ... S.B.J. 359a 
 Mitchell, Hon. Hector ... B.J. 471, 472, 
 MiTCHi.NSON, 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, T^arrot de 11 1 
 
 MoiSTER, Rev. William 2266, 2307a, 
 
 2334 
 
 MOLENGRAKK, — 1487 
 
 Molina, Fki.ipo 975» 975a» 075^ 
 
 Moll, Herman B.J. 13, 14 
 
 Mollien. G 1193 
 
 Moloney, C. A 2744, 2752 
 
 MoNAGAS, D 1432 
 
 Monagas, J. G 1443 
 
 Monagas, Jose Tadeo i327d 
 
 MoNCALA, J. M 933 
 
 Monckton, Maj.-Gen 108 
 
 MoNDEsiR, Richard ... 193, 194, 195, 
 
 2611 
 
 MONKT. H 148 
 
 MONEYPENNV, 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, 
 
 1001, 1002 
 
 Montgomery, James 2130, 2556 
 
 montirat, de io25 
 
 montcle, e 2154 
 
 Moody, Major 2S29, 2831 
 
 Moore, — 2309 
 
 Moore, F. F 2458 
 
 Moore, John, M.D 2ioSa 
 
 Moore. Rachel VV 2309 
 
 Moore, S 45 
 
 Moore, Thom.as 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 S.aint-Mery, Meredic 
 
 * I- 341C 
 
 Moreau de Saint-Mery 376 
 
 MoREjoN Y Gato, Antonio 6i8e 
 
 Morel, E. D 2798 
 
 MoRELKT, Arthur de 1065 
 
 Morell de Santa Cruz, Pedro A. 631a 
 
 Moreno, 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 
 
 MowiN. Alexandre E 2()7a 
 
 Morit/.en, Julius B.J. 1097, 1103 
 
 Morris, Assistant-Surgeon ... S.B.J. 43 
 
 Morris, C 807 
 
 Morris, Sir Daniel, K.C.M.G. 603, 
 
 609c, 910, 2328a, 2355a, 2431, 
 
 B.J. 437. 43^. 442, 518, 
 
 522, 523. 526, 530. 598, 1048, 1060, 
 
 S.B.J. 329, 379, 648 I 
 Morris, Rev. David R. B.J. 795, 824, I 
 S.B.J. 94, 95, 543, 581 
 
 Morris, I. N 1457,2406 ; 
 
 MOKKIS. MownRAY 2441 j 
 
 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 ! 
 
 .moshach, a 498 
 
 Moselky, Benjamin, M.D. 2084,2104, 
 
 2108, B.J. 462, 501, i 
 S.B.J. 353, 356 I 
 
 Moses, Bernard 1277 ! 
 
 Mosquera, T. C. de 1206, 1208 
 
 MoTA, Manuel de R 351 
 
 MoTEZON, — 1771 ' 
 
 MoucHOT, P iioa ' 
 
 Moin.D, Alex, M B.J. 148, 946 i 
 
 MOURIE, — 1778 ' 
 
 MOXLY, J. H. S 91 
 
 Mf'EI.LER, W 787 \ 
 
 MUENCH, E r2oia | 
 
 MuLGRAVE, Earl of S.B.J. 634 
 
 MuLLER, Carl B.J. 1069 j 
 
 MULLER, J. E 1733 I 
 
 MuLRY, Rev. p. E. X., S.J. B.J. 990 J 
 
 MuNCASTER, Lord 2537a ' 
 
 McNoz, Juan B^utista 2094 1 
 
 Munro, W., M.D., CM 270a 
 
 Munster, Sebastian 2339 I 
 
 Murdoch, 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 i 
 
 Murray, Henry G B.J. 855 
 
 Murray, John B.J. 677 ; 
 
 Murray, Maj.-Gen. John i5i'^» ' 
 
 Murray, W. C B.J. 868, .874 \ 
 
 Murray-Aaron, Dr. E 2302 , 
 
 MURVIEDRO, J. J. DE 760 j 
 
 Mury, P 179^ ] 
 
170 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 MusGRAVE, Sir Anthony/ K.C.M.G. , 
 
 BJ. 325 I 
 Musgrave, Sir Anthony ... B.J. 384a | 
 MusGRAVE, George Clarke 801, 822a, | 
 
 2775 I 
 
 Musgrave, T. B. C i935 i 
 
 MussoN, Samuel Paynter B.J. 914 i 
 
 Myers, C. S S.B.J. 598 
 
 Myngs, Captain Christopher B.J. 112 | 
 
 N., N 1980 I 
 
 Naar, Benjamin S.B.J. 63 
 
 Nascher, Freidrich W 6i6b , 
 
 Nash, Alfred G., C.E., B.Sc. j 
 
 B.J. 960, 1080a i 
 
 Nash, Franch.la B.J. 323 
 
 Nassau, Rev. R. 11 2810 I 
 
 Nathan, A. McDowell B.J. 618, 
 
 S.B.J. 386 
 
 Nau, Baron Emh^e 486a 
 
 Navarkete, Martin Fernandez 2179 
 
 Navser, S 543 
 
 Negrin, J 674 
 
 Neish, James, M.D. ... B.J. 524, 531 
 
 Nelson, H 2298 
 
 Nelson, R. J 593 
 
 Nelson, Wolfred 1106 
 
 Nelson, VV 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 1781 
 
 Nichelena, F 1438 
 
 Nicholas, F. C 2457 
 
 Ntcholls, Dr. Henry Alfred 
 
 Alford, C.M.G., M.D. 2391, 2431, 
 
 B.J. 76Qa 
 
 Nicholson, Sir Charles A. S.B.J. 580 
 
 NiCKOLLS, Rev. R. B 2513 
 
 NicoLSON, Bartholomaeus 369 
 
 Niederlein, Gustavo 967a, 1016 
 
 . NiMAL, H. DE 758 
 
 NissEN, Johan Peter 270 
 
 Noel, Baptist Wriottesley B.J. 88 
 
 NoRiE, J. W 1513.2255 
 
 Norman, A S.B.J. 237 
 
 Norman, Sir H. W 1841 
 
 Norman, Sir Henry Wylie G.C.B. 
 
 S.B.J. 308a, 695 
 
 Norman, C. F 2347 
 
 Normanby, Constantine 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 Ledyard 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, 
 
 14c;, I";!, 152, i57» 158, i59» 
 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, 726 
 
 Obelitz, Ove S.B. 218 
 
 OiiER, Fredkrich a. ... 324,786,2324, 
 2388, 2389, 2464, 2486 
 
 Obrkgon, L. M xoio 
 
 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 6i8f 
 
 Ogilby, John B.J. 308 
 
 Ogilvy, John B.J. 4a 
 
 Ogilme, James, M.D. B.J. 498 
 
 O'Kelley, James j 688 
 
 Olaudah Equiano 2543 
 
 Olavarria, D. a 1433, H37 
 
 Oi.dendoup, Christian Georg 
 
 Andres 277 
 
 Oldmixon, John 2000 
 
 O'Leary, General i35f> 
 
 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 
 
 Oi.NKY, — 1663, 1664 
 
 Olyphant, Mr B.J. 636 
 
 Omnium, Jacob 2259, 2259a 
 
 Oneby, Major B.J. 356 
 
 ( (pisso, A 1161 
 
 Ouderson, j. W 71,2539 
 
 Ordonez de Ceballos, Pedro ...1967b 
 
 Orrett, William H B.J. 538 
 
 Oksi de Mombello, G. 1409 
 
 Ortego, E 1261 
 
 Ortego, F 962 
 
 OusBRiDGE, Lt. Philip 617b, 617c 
 
 OSKOIJNK, J 2253 
 
 " Othello " S.B.J. 15 
 
 Otis, Y. N 1057, io6ib 
 
 Ottobah Cugoano 2512 
 
 OiJFFRov, E. de 523 
 
 OuGHTON, Mrs. Samuel ... S.B.J. 579 
 OuGHTON, Rev. Samuel ... S.B.J. 538 
 
 OuGHTON, Thomas S.B.J. 296 
 
 OviEDo Y Bands, 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 
 
 Oxford, Bishop of 2664 
 
 P., L. H S.B.J. 668 
 
 Paasch, Dr. H B.J. 342 
 
 Pacaud, j. j 3246 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Ilr 
 
 Pachano, J 1343b 
 
 Paddenuurg, G .G. van 1481 
 
 Padula, a 1435 
 
 Paez, General Jose Antonio 133°^ 
 
 I'AE/, Ramon 1331 
 
 Pac;e, — 426 
 
 Pace, Dr. Samuel B.J. 254 
 
 Pacet, J 1861 
 
 Pain, Capt 2013 
 
 Pai.ache, J. Thompson ...B.J. 540, 542 
 
 Palau, Lisimaco 1272 
 
 pAH.RAVE, William Gifford ... 1722 
 
 Pallmer, Charles N., M.P 2539 
 
 Pama, Peter 1510a 
 
 Tama, Peter 1708b 
 
 Panton, Rev. David Brooke, 
 
 S.B.J. 82, 86 
 
 I'ANGLOSSE, — 1143 
 
 Panton, David Morrison.. .B.J. 948, 
 
 970 
 
 Pai'onot. F. 1096,1103,1105,1113, 
 
 1121, 1128, 1144, 1151 
 
 i'aim'akara, v i456 
 
 Pardo, Fr. G 1371 
 
 Pardon 142, i99 
 
 Pareau, a. H 1739 
 
 Pariset, G 1690 
 
 1 arke, Colonel 208, 209 
 
 Parker, Captain 2018 
 
 Parkhurst, Dr. V. P B.J. 329 
 
 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 y 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, 
 
 10570 
 
 Paul, E S.B.J. 643 
 
 Paul, E S.B.j.64^ 
 
 Pauleus-Sannon, H 566 
 
 ayne, J. A. 2765 
 
 AZ, M 1249 
 
 Pearce, Frank L B.J. 961 
 
 Pearson, Rev. J. G 1613 
 
 Pechell, Captaiii G. R., R.N. ... 456 
 
 Peck, — i533 
 
 Peckham, E. G S.B.J. 703 
 
 Peckham, G. W S.B.J. 703 
 
 Pector, Desire 9^-^ 
 
 Peel, M.P 2613 
 
 Peco, Andres 692 
 
 Pelletier, E 904a 
 
 Penalva, Jose Maria 6i8a 
 
 Penard, Arthur Philip 1646b 
 
 Penard, Frederick Palt. 1646b 
 
 Penn, William S.B.J. 5 
 
 Pennant, Robert 1627 
 
 Penninck, J. J »7i7g 
 
 Pennington, C. A. S 2709 
 
 Pennock, Rev. Thomas B.J. 118 
 
 Pepper, C. M. 
 
 Pepper, F. 1397, 
 
 Peralta, Manuel M. de 95; 
 
 978, 979. 981, 997. 
 1019, 1021, 1022, 
 
 1441, 
 
 ■y 952, 
 
 804 
 
 1443 
 976a, 
 
 1015, ioi8» 
 1240, 1251, 
 1285, 1288 
 
 1620b 
 
 1620b 
 
 Percival, E 
 
 Percival, Mrs. E 
 
 Pereira, R. S 1224 
 
 Perez, Felipe, 1212, 1226, 1249 
 
 Perez de la Cerdu, Sebastian ... 61 5d 
 
 Perez Triana, S 1301, 1467 
 
 Perkin, H. 1 1596 
 
 Perkins, H. J 1633 
 
 j Perpina y Pibernat, a 723 
 
 I I*ETER Martyr i959i 2339 
 
 I Peter, Rev. G 176a 
 
 Petion 484 
 
 Petre, F. Loraine 1303 
 
 Peterkin, Joseph 261 
 
 Peytrand, 1 267s 
 
 Peziela, J. de la 668 
 
 PlULALETHES, DEMOTICUS 653a 
 
 "Philiarcus" 220 
 
 Phillip. William 1966 
 
 Phillippo, Dr. James Cecil, M.D. 
 
 I^J- 327. 457. 490. 495. 525 
 
 Phillippo, Rev. James Murcell 654, 
 
 BJ- 134, 302, 384. S.B.J. 85, 504 
 
 Phillips, Catherine 209^ 
 
 Phillips, A. E 68id 
 
 Phillips, Edith C S.B.J. 603 
 
 Phillips, Joseph 225, 2638 
 
 Phillips. P. L 1691, 2256a 
 
 PniLLPOTTS, Eden 2385, 2423 
 
 Philo-Caledon 1029 
 
 Pichegru 1758 
 
 PicTON, Col. Thomas 1804, i8u 
 
 Picton, Col Thomas 1805, 1808, 1812, 
 
 1813, 1815, 1825. 
 
 pledrahita, luc. fernandez de i188 
 
 Pierce, E. L 283 
 
 PiERSON, A. T 2780 
 
 PiETERS, W. T >599a 
 
 PlETRI, D 1363 
 
 PlJTTERSEN, H 1735 
 
 PiM, Commander Bedford, R.N. 
 
 1060, 1063, B.J. 73 
 Pim, Commander Bedford 946 
 
 ,1091, 1491a, 
 M.D. '."...'. 
 
 PiMENTEL, N. P. , 
 
 PiNART, A. L 
 
 PiNCKARD 
 
 Pinckard, George 
 
 PiNEL, — 
 
 PiNTA. G 
 
 Pinto, J. de B.J 
 
 Pio, L 
 
 Piquant, O 
 
 Piron, Hippolyte 691,800a 
 
 Pistorius, Thomas 1705 
 
 Pitman, Henry 9b 
 
 PiTON, L. A 1763 
 
 680 
 
 2375a 
 
 2539 
 
 2112 
 
 1903 
 
 [114 
 
 277 
 
 864 
 
 533 
 
172 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Pitt, Thomas S.BJ. 157 
 
 Pitt, Right Hon. William ...S.B.J. 15 
 
 PiTTIER, H 9<^S 
 
 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 118^ 
 
 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, Dnke 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, — 1213 
 
 Poyen-Bei.lisle, J. H. de 567, 2400 
 
 PoYER, John 48 
 
 Povnty, 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 2368 
 
 Pujol y de Camps, M 71X 
 
 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 2i6a 
 
 Pusey, Rev. J. Henry B.J. 924 
 
 S.B.J. 621 
 
 Pyle, Howard 2699, B.J. 982 
 
 Pyndar, Sir Paul ga 
 
 Pyne,]. B S.B.J. 226 
 
 Quandt, Christlieb 1511a, 
 
 Quasdanovich, 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 
 
 2443 
 
 618I 
 
 2333 
 1639 
 
 648b 
 362 a 
 836a 
 1165 
 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, Captain 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 
 
 Ramsay, 'William B.J. 680 
 
 Ramsey, M. M 800 
 
 Rankin, F. Harrison 2716 
 
 Rd-pkin, J B.J. 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 1982 
 
 Raynal, Abbe Guillaume Thomas 
 
 Francois 2057, 2077, 2542 
 
 Rea, George Bronson 773, 789 
 
 Rea, J. T 1956,^2448 
 
 Rkach, Angus B 2697 
 
 Read 26q7b 
 
 Read Rev. H 1565b 
 
 Read, Mary 2689, B.J. 355 
 
 Reade, Winwood 2734 
 
 "Rebus" 598 
 
 i 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 173 
 
 Reclus, Akmand 1072, 1166 
 
 Reclus, Elisee 1211,1278,2755a 
 
 Reclus, J. E 1279 
 
 Rector, C. H 321 
 
 "Rl'dcam, Tom" see M'Dermot, T. H. 
 
 Reupath, 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 
 
 Reindokf, C. C 2773 
 
 Reinhardt, Charles, M.D... .S.B.J. 688 
 
 Reining, Jan Erasmus 1992 
 
 Reiss, — 1216 
 
 Remusat, — 1766 
 
 Renard, Gustave H 362b 
 
 Rennie, James B.J. 1005 
 
 Renol'ari) 124 
 
 Renny, Robert B.J. 3 
 
 Renshaw, C. Stewart B.J. 758 
 
 Repakaz, G 757 
 
 Restrepo, Jose Manuel 1200 
 
 Restrepo, J. P 1237 
 
 Restrepo, Vincente 1236, 1246, 1281 
 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, Ai.varo 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, Basil 2685, 2691 
 
 RippiNGHAM, John B.J. 287 
 
 Ritchie, Rev. W. B 1609b, 1625a 
 
 IRivero, J 1368 
 RivoDo, E 1384 
 RoBB, Rev. Alexander, D.D....B.J. 377 
 ptoBERTs, George 25c 
 Roberts, Orlando W 1201 
 
 Roberts, W. E 15720 
 
 ROlJERTSON, G. D S.B.J. 623 
 
 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, H. B 1825 
 
 Robinson, J. H 1310 
 
 Robinson, Phil B.J. 996, 1099 
 
 Robinson, T S.B.J. 668a 
 
 Robinson, Tracy 1182, ii86a 
 
 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, 
 
 i6i6, 1620a, 1620C, 1621, 
 
 1625, 1630, 1635, 2401 
 
 roelants, h.a . m 1397 
 
 Roethlisberger, 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 
 
 ROSELLY DE LORGUES, ANTONIE 
 
 Francois Felix, Comte 2283 
 
 ROSNY, L. J. P. DE 2346 
 
 Ross, D. Palmer, M.D., Edin. 
 
 S.B.J. 293 
 
 Ross, G i546d 
 
 Ross, H. J 2026 
 
 Rossi, D. ver B.J. 22 
 
 Rossi, R 687 
 
 Roth, H. Ling 515, 521 
 
 RoTHROCK, J. T B.J. 1062 
 
 Rotheram, John 31a 
 
 Rouanet, G 1145 
 
 Rough, William 1520 
 
 RouGHLEY, Thomas B.J. 33 
 
 RouNDELL, Charles Savile ...B.J. 851 
 
 Rourae — 412 
 
 Rouvellet, J. D. R 263 
 
 kouzier, 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, Adam 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 
 
 RuDYESD, 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, i59if, i599ci 
 
 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. Albans, 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 
 
 cjT. Quentin, Auguste de 1775 
 
 Saint-Remy, Joseph 484 
 
 Saintard 364 
 
 Saint-Venant, Barre 435b 
 
 St. Vincent Edward, 2nd Viscount 685 
 
 Salas y Quiroga, J. DE 634 
 
 Sales, de 240 
 
 Salmon, C. S 2332,233^,2367, 
 
 BJ-859 
 Salvandy, Narcisse Achille, 
 
 Count DE 459 
 
 Salvin, Osbert io6ga 
 
 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 iS49a 
 
 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 
 
 2211, 2611 
 
 Santos, J, N 774 
 
 Sapper, C 927, 1171 
 
 Sarbah, J. M 2779, 2812 
 
 Sarda, a 31a 
 
 Sargeant, George E B.J. 373 
 
 Sargeant, Herbert H 838 
 
 Sarria, J. F X434 
 
 Saulmier, E 1104 
 
 Savage, Edward A B.J. 753, 
 
 S.B.J. 419 
 
 Saville, S. E B.J. 997 
 
 Saville-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, 1007 
 
 ScHOLEs, Theophilus E. Samuel, 
 
 M.D 2405, S.B.J. 595b 
 
 Schomburgk, Otto 1543* 
 
 Schomburgk, Richard ... 1551a, 1585a 
 Schomburgk, Sir Robert ... 74, 1536, 
 
 1539, 1545 
 
 Schkyver, S. de 1465 
 
 ScHULTZ, Rev. T 15541^ 
 
 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 Sibbald 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 
 
 Seav/ard, Sir Edward 2215 
 
 Sebillot, a 1115, 1146 
 
 Sebillot, M 1146 
 
 Sef.mann, Berthold, 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. ii 
 
 Senior, Lieut. -Colonel Henry 
 
 B.J. 886, 1108, 1109, S.B.J. 672 
 
 Serrano, J. A 1348a 
 
 Serrano y Dominguez, Francisco 
 
 677b 
 
 Serrano, Miguel Jose 61711 
 
 Serres, D 617b 
 
 Servincent, p. T 519 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 175 
 
 I 
 
 Seutter. Matthew BJ- 7 | 
 
 Seton-Kakb, W. S S.B.J. 300! 
 
 Sewell, VV. G 2296 j 
 
 Shaen, William, M.A B.J. 85 1 
 
 Sharp, Capt. Bartholomew 2686 | 
 
 Sharp, Granville ...2502,2506,25488' 
 
 2703a 1 
 
 Sharpe, Thomas H B.J.543. SS^j 
 
 ' Sharpe, William 20 1 
 
 Shattuck, G. B 615 I 
 
 Shall, 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. »554C. 1556c 
 
 Shonts, Theodore P 1185 
 
 Shrewsbury, — 5^* 
 
 Shower, J S.B.J. 116 
 
 bHUEY, Lillian Hinman 2408 
 
 Sibbitt, Rev. Adam, A.B. ...S.B.J. 532 
 SiBTHORPE, A.B.C 2740,2741 I 
 
 SlEVERS, W 314a, 358b, 1288a, 1396 I 
 
 sicsBEE, c. D 814 ; 
 
 SijLVius, L igSad 
 
 SlJPESTIJEN, C. A. VAN 1705b, 1717O, 
 
 17,8! 
 
 Simmons, 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, ]. M 580 
 
 Simpson, Mrs. M. C. M. ...S.B.J. 672 
 
 SiNCERL'S •. 1510d, 1712 
 
 Sinclair, Augustus Constantine 
 
 B.J. 106,383,705,764 
 914,915,918 
 
 Sinclair, Sir John, Bt 2613 
 
 Singleton. J 2064 
 
 Sivers, Jegor von 663 
 
 Skey, Dr 50 
 
 Stauey, 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 
 
 B.J. 59. 838 
 
 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 
 
 Smith, Rev. George 2720 
 
 Smith, G 1912 
 
 Smith, Hugh M 869 
 
 Smith, James 2798 
 
 Smith, Rev. John ...1518, 1519, 1519a, 
 
 1551 
 
 Smith. John M B.J. 45c 
 
 Smith, Rev. Mr 264a 
 
 Smith, M. E 388 
 
 Smith, Pamela Cole.man B.J. 872 
 
 S.MiTH, Ravnes W B.J. 505 
 
 Smith, Mrs. J. J. [M. E.]... S.B.J. 298 
 
 Smith, William, M.D 256 
 
 Smith, William, M.P 2613 
 
 Smvth, F. G 2539 
 
 Snagg, Sir W 232 
 
 Snelgrave, Capt. William 2509 
 
 " Snod, E." S.B.J. 607 
 
 SOETERWOUDE, W. E. VAN 1 727 
 
 SOLER Y MaRTORELL, M 304 
 
 SOLLAS AND COCKING S.B.J. 257 
 
 Solomon, George B.J. 794, 795 
 
 Solomon, Lucien K., M.D. ...B.J. 494 
 
 Soltera, Maria 911 
 
 Sommerset, James 2056, B.J. 17 
 
 SoMOZA Vivas, F 931 
 
 .bONDEREGGER, C I169 
 
 Sontona.\ 423 
 
 SOTOMAYOR, W. F 649a 
 
 SoTHAM, Nathaniel B.J. 36 
 
 .Soto, B 9S6 
 
 Soublelte, General C 1408 
 
 SOIBLETTE, C 1408 
 
 Soulouque 487 
 
 Southerne, Tho-Mas 1507 
 
 SoLTHEY, 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, 1348 
 
 Spencer, Alt.rey George, Bishop 
 
 B.J. laj 
 Spencer, Aubrey George Bishop 
 
 B.J. 785, S.B.J. 54, 
 Spencer, J. W. ... S.B.J. 346, 347 
 
 Spencer, James 1992a 
 
 Spencer, Tho.mas 1991 
 
 Spraggs, John Duff B.J. 821 
 
 Sprengel, Kurt B.J. 465 
 
 bPRINGER, R 779 
 
 Squier, E. G 8988,9038,905, 
 
 940, 941 
 
 Squier, Mrs. !VI. F 1065 
 
 Stahl, Augustin 310 
 
 St.\nley, Arthur Penrhyn B.J. 381 
 
 Stanley, E. G 2639 
 
 Stanley, Hon. G. H 2263, 2269 
 
 Stanley, Staff Commander G., R.N. 
 
 B.J. 65 
 
 Stanley, Sir H. M 2733 
 
 Stanley, Lord, M.P 72 
 
 Stapleton, Augustus G 900 
 
 Stark, J.\mes H. 97, 605, 1630, 1859, 
 
 B.J. 350 
 
 Stead, Alexander S.B.J. 278 
 
 Stedman, Captain J. G 1715, 1716 
 
 Stedman, Mary S.B.J. 206 
 
 Steele, James W 712 
 
 Steele, Joshua 51 
 
 Stejneger, Leonhard 339 
 
176 
 
 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. 79d 
 
 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 
 
 Stockdale, F. a., B.A 2431 
 
 Stoddard, Chari.es 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 w.\YS, Thomas 889 
 
 Stricker, Samuel B.J. 533 
 
 Strickland, Rev. J 1656 
 
 Strickl.^nd, Robert B., B.A. B.J. 778 
 
 Stromberg, 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. 181 
 
 Stuart, Villiers B.J. 334 
 
 Stubel, — 1216 
 
 Sturge, E ^. 2673 
 
 Sturge, John 2658 
 
 Sturge, Joseph 2240, B.J. 63 
 
 Suarez, JosS Ildefonso ... 631a, 631b 
 
 SuAREZ Y Romero, A 66ia 
 
 Suchet, 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 
 
 Sykks, Rev. George B.J. 343 
 
 Sylvie, Edouarde 2002b 
 
 Symmonette, Ethel Maud ... B.J. 337 
 
 Taaffe, Theobald S.B.J. 272 
 
 Tapia y Rivera, A 30a 
 
 Taft, William H 830a, ii8oa 
 
 Tarleton, Lieut. -Gen 443b 
 
 Tarraube, Viscount Galard de... 1759 
 
 Tauste, Fr. de 1187 
 
 Tavera-Acosta, B 1479a, 1479b, 
 
 1749a 
 
 Taylor 2656c 
 
 Taylor, Charles Edward, M.D., 
 
 F.R.G.S 282, 285a 
 
 Taylor, H. E 157 
 
 Taylor, John S.B.J. 73 
 
 Taylor, J. Glanville 648 
 
 ^ T.aylor, R B.J. 33 
 
 Taylor, Thomas E 609a 
 
 Teenstra, M. D i7i6d 
 
 I Tejera, D. V 810 
 
 i Tejera, E 1362 
 
 I'rKjEUA, F 1355. 1440 
 
 I Tejera, Miguel 1341a, 1347 
 
 i 'i^.LLiER, C 2761 
 
 Tello Mendoza, R 1468, 1477 
 
 Temple, George B.J. 894 
 
 Ternaux-Compano, — 1769 
 
 Texier, C 536 
 
 Theveneau, Charles E 341b 
 
 Thevet, a 500 
 
 Thiel, B. a 979a 
 
 Thomas, Dalby 1990 
 
 Thirion, Eug 1330b 
 
 Thomas, Herbert Theodore 
 
 B.J. 33i> 999 
 
 Thomas, J. J 1835,2313,2360 
 
 Thome, James A 2236, B.J. 64 
 
 Thompson, Ann S.B.J. 273 
 
 Thompson, Sir Edward Maunde 
 
 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 ^I'^l^ 
 
 TiLLiE, Dr. J i6iia 
 
 Tilskner 288 
 
 TlNLING, Rev. Ildward Dodd 
 
 S.B.J. 605 
 
 TiPPENHAUER, L. GENTIL 551 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 ^77 
 
 TiTTORD, William Jo wit, M.D. 
 
 B.J. 428 
 
 TjASSENS, J 1982f 
 
 Tomes, Robert 1051 
 
 ToMLiNSON, Hugh S.B.J. 661 
 
 ToNDUz, A 1003b 
 
 ToRRKY, B 866 
 
 TORRIOA DEI, MaRMOL, F 776 
 
 TosiER, Captain John S.B.J. 49 
 
 TosTA Garcia, F ijcig 
 
 Totterdale, Hugh S.B.J. 266 
 
 Toussaint-L'Ouverture ...434a, 434b, 
 435c, 44». 447a, 477a» 496a, 520 
 
 TovAR, M 1202 
 
 TowNE, R 2005 
 
 Townsond, Elizabeth Crayne 
 
 S.B.J. 285 
 Townsend, Vice-Admiral Georp:e 
 
 S.B.J. 53 
 
 Townsend, H. Tyler B.J. 403 
 
 Townsend, M. J 1152 
 
 Trapham, Thomas S.B.J. 3C0 
 
 Trelles, C. M 838a 
 
 Treves, Sir Frederick, Bart. ... 2484 
 
 Trew, 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 i53Jb 
 
 Tucker, Miss 2724 
 
 Tui.T.ocH, Capt 2235 
 
 Turbill, Hannah S.B.J. 272 
 
 Tupper, H. a 779a 
 
 TuRiAULT, J 141a 
 
 Turnbitll, Archibald BJ. 70«> 
 
 Turnbull, David 635, B.J. 68 
 
 Turniuill, Gordon 1907,2511 
 
 Turner, Godfrey B.J. 977 
 
 Turner, Thomas Bryett ... S.B.J. 413 
 Turner-Turner, J 876 
 
 Ubeda y Delgado, Manuel 307 
 
 Uiji.enbrock, 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 
 Urritia y Montoya, Ignacio 
 
 Jose de 6i8b, 602 
 
 Ursua. Pedro de 1566 
 
 Usselincx, W. 1697a 
 
 Vaissiere, Pierre de 440a 
 
 Vai.des, Dominguez F 719 
 
 Valdes, G. de la Concepcion ... 652a 
 
 Vai.des, Jose Antonio 692 
 
 Valdez, F. T 2726a 
 
 Valentin, Emile S.B.J. 692 
 
 Valerio 691a 
 
 Valiente y D'Elgado, Pedro ...679a, 
 
 1705a 
 
 Valpy, Leonard Rowe B.J. 310 
 
 Van der Linden iSi2a 
 
 Van der Smissen, J ^7^7^ 
 
 Van der Sterke, D 1992 
 
 Van Middeldyk, R. A 335 
 
 Van Sertima, J 1643 
 
 Vanufel 464 
 
 Varei.a, Femx 695a 
 
 Vastev, Baron de 446 
 
 Vauchelet, P 204 
 
 Vaughan, Samuel S.B.J. 271, 441 
 
 Vaughan, T. Wayland.. .331a, B.J. 454. 
 
 S.B.J. 323 
 Vedovelli-Breguzzo, C... 1260, 1263. 
 
 1273, 1274 
 
 Veecock, J i62od 
 
 V^EiTiA Linage, Joseph de 1993 
 
 Velasquez, Pedro 1045a 
 
 Vei.asco y Rojas, M. de 1365 
 
 Veloz Goiticoa, N 1472, 1476 
 
 Venables, (General Robert ...B.J, 14, 365 
 
 Vekaules, Thomas 2539 
 
 Vendryes, Henry. ..B.J. 450, 758, 1028 
 Veness, Rev. W. T. 1563a, 1571, 1572c 
 
 Verdereau. A. E 1107 R.J.. 9^3 
 
 Vergara y Velasco, F. J. 1266, 1279, 
 
 1296, 1 j02 
 
 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 
 
 Verschulr, G 
 
 VeRTEUIL, J. DE 
 
 Verteuil, L.L.A. de 
 
 Vezey, C. E 
 
 Viala, L. F 
 
 Viai.late, a 
 
 Vibert, E. C. P 
 
 Vidal, — 
 
 Vidal, Rev. O. E 
 
 Vidal y Careta, F 
 
 Viglietti, C. M 
 
 2390 
 1858 
 1832 
 2454 
 1787 
 1181 
 560 
 1762 
 
 .7,8 
 
 762 
 1252 
 
 Vignols, 1 2700 
 
 VijiL, p. G 1202a 
 
 Villafana, J. G 1257, 1428 
 
 Villavicencio, E 982 
 
 Villavicencio, Dr 1353 
 
 Vii.iegas Pulido, G. T 1422 
 
 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 
 
178 
 
 INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 Visser, Nicolas BJ. 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 
 
 Wadstrom, C. B 2524 
 
 Wafer, Lionel 1025, 1030c, 11 73 
 
 Wagner, M 976 
 
 Waitz, Theodor 2297c 
 
 Walcott, Richard Augustus S.B.J. 559 
 
 Waldeck, 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 15650 
 
 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 
 
 W.\llach, H 2790 
 
 Waller, John Augustus 2150 
 
 Wallerton, Charles L. A 2oc;2a 
 
 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, 
 
 S.B.J. 29^ 
 
 Walton, C. S 330,820 
 
 Walton, William 342,460,2129 
 
 Warhurton, 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 
 Waterhouse, Charles C... B.j. 1013 
 
 Waterton, Charles 2182 
 
 Watkins, Frederick Henry, 
 
 l.S.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.LC. ... 235,2445 
 
 Weatheriiead, W. D 1038 
 
 Webber, Lieut. -Col 1580 
 
 W^ebber, Rev. R. L i572f 
 
 Webster, C. B S.B.J. 254 
 
 Wedderburn, John S.B.J. 274 
 
 Wegener, G 2462a 
 
 Welch, T. H icr 
 
 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, i2'> 
 
 Wentworth, Trelawny 2225 
 
 Wesenhagen, a. C 1730, 1737 
 
 Wesenhagen, J. C. P ..2664a 
 
 West, H 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 
 
 Whiteley, Henry B.J. 58 
 
 Whiteley, Henry 1594 
 
 Whitfif.ld, R H ^57^b 
 
 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 
 
 3656a 
 Wilberforce, Samuel (Bishop)... 2664 
 
 Wilberforce, Rev. Samuel 2656a 
 
 Wilberforce, William 2513, 2552, 2573 
 
 Wilberforce, William ... 2539, 2562, 
 
 7567, 2568, 2581, 2588, 2f.s^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 
 
 WiLi.cocKS, 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. 6x 
 
 Williams, John S.B.J. 352 
 
 Williams, Rev. Joseph ... S.B.J. 547 
 Williams, J. Rowland, M.A. 
 
 S.B.J. 528b. 
 
INDEX OF NAMES. 
 
 179 
 
 Williams, W., F.R.S.E. ... B.J. 546 
 
 Williamson, J 2145 
 
 Willis, C. W B.J. 340, 1025, 
 
 S.B.J. 236 
 Willot 1758 
 
 WiLLOUGHBY, H. L 872 
 
 WiLMERE. Alice 2289 
 
 Wilmore, John S.B.J. 264 
 
 WiLMOT, Sir Robert John, Bt. 2622, 
 
 2623 
 
 Wilmot, Capt 1998 
 
 Willoughby of Parham, T'rancis 
 
 Lord 1502 
 
 Willoughby, Earl of 3 
 
 WiLLYAMS, Rev. C 2101 
 
 Wilson, Arthur L B.J. 621 
 
 Rev. C. A S.B.J. 594 
 
 Rev. Daniel 2616,2617 
 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 Wilson, 
 
 339a 
 1850 
 822b 
 2726 
 287a 
 
 Edward G 
 
 G 
 
 H. W 604b 
 
 Rev. J. L 
 
 N.\thaniel S.B.J 
 
 Wimpffen, Francis Alexander 
 
 Stanislaus, Baron de 431a 
 
 Windsor, Thomas, Lord ...S.B.J. 194 
 
 Winn, T. S 2193,2583 
 
 WiNSHip, George Parker 1173 
 
 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 
 
 Wood, 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, William 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. 342 
 
 WoRSLEY, Edward Joselyn 
 
 S.B.J. 404, 405, 664 
 
 Wright, John 2044 
 
 Wright, J 431a 
 
 Wright, R. S S.B.J, 488 
 
 W'RiGHT. William, M.D. ^.]. 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 
 
 Wyse. L. N. B 1089,1122,1148 
 
 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 
 
 Zarragoritia Baron, Leopoldo, 1005, 
 
 loois 
 B.J. 465 
 
 Zeltnf.r, M. a io6ia 
 
 Zerda, L 1220 
 
 ZOELLER, H 1078 
 
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