Blue Book 1870

CONTl1NTS.
• LlriTllL PAGE.
TAXES. DUTIES, AND OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE A l io 7
B l 21
FEES
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS c l 2.1
COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE D l 3
E I :J
PUBLIC DEBT
MILITARY EXPENDITURE, MILITIA, POLICE AND CONSTABULARY F 1 JO
PUBLIC WORKS i 1 19
LEGISLATION-LAWS, · PROCLAMATIONS, &c. .... :;i I 5
COUNCILS-PRIVY AND LEGISLATIVE 3
CIJ/IL ESTABLISHMENT 81
OFFICERS WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY FOR DISCHARGE OF THEIR DUTIES l:f
PENSIONS 1 11
FOREIGN CONSULS 3
POPULATTON 2
MISCELLANEOUS NUMERICAL RETURN 3
ECCLESIASTICAL RETURN 19
EDUCATION, NEWSPAPERS, AND REVIEWS 58
COINS, EXCHANGES, &o. 3
SIDPPING, IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 91
GRANTS OF LAND 3
MANUFACTURES, MINES, AND FISHERIES 7
GAOLS AND PRISONERS 8
CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS .,. 6
HOSPITALS AND ASYLUM 1 13

A2 HEADS OF REVENUE.
.
Schedule of Taxes, Duties, Fees, and other Source..~ of Revenue, specified under
the' 1·espective Laws or Auth01·ities under which they are derived.
ADMEASURERS' FEES.
These fees are levied under tl1e 27th section of the Merchant Shipping Act (1854)
part 2, allowing 7s. 6d. for every transverse section, agreeably to the table,
section 21 of same act, which is as follows :
HEA.DSOF REVENUt.
.A.ntclu. Diuy.
Hatches, lucifers and otheJS, per gross of twelve dozen box., each
box to contain one hundred sticks, and bow containing any greater
or lesser qu~, to be ch~ in pro~on .. • £0 5 0
Meat, salted or eured, per J>arreftof 2001bs. 0 15 0
Mtal, not .wheabineal, p&r b~l of 196lb& 0 2 0
!tnles, each 0 10 3
Oats, per bushel 0 ·0 4
Oil, per gallon 0 0 9
Pease (not being split pease), ~r bUsbel .• 0 0' 4
Pork, salted or cured, per barrel of 200lbs. . .. 0 15 0
Rice, per lOOlbs. •. 0 3 0
- un~ed, per bushel 0 1 0
Salt, per iOOlbs. .. 0 1 0
Sausages, \iry or pickled, per pound 0 0 2
Soap, per l:OOlbs. .- 0 5 6
Spirits; brandy, pe~ gallon •" 0 10 0
- - ~' per gailon .. 0 10 0.
*ob ..
- -· rlll.9• the produce of, and imported from British possessions,
per gallon
whisky, per
Spirits of w:ine, al
compoupds, per g n
..
and all other spirits, cordials, or spjrituous
..
0 10
0 10
0 10
0
0
0
Sufar, re~d, per~ •• . 0 0 2
- unr,tined, " :,1-u,olbs. .. • O 1o o
Tea, per pQund~~j • ., . 0 1 0
Tobacco, qian 1ttlng Cavendish, per pound 0 1 O
--"""' u11m&\l per pound 0 0 6
_ ___.... ol~ per ponnd 0 5 0
Tongues, drlei«t ~~a -. o o 2
__..___;-.aaJted ~~' per barrel of 200lbs. 0 15 0 •
Wheat, per busbEjl -• .- 0 0 9
Wines, in bulk and in bottle,ler ~n .~ 0 2 6
Wood, for every on~ thousan feet of pitch pine lumber, by superfi-
cial measurement of one inch thick __ 0 13 0
- for every one thousand feet of white pine lumber', or other lum-
ber, by superficial measurement of one inch thick · -0 9 0
- shingles, cypress, more than twelve inches in length, per~ 0 6 O
- W allaba shingles, per thousand .. 0 6 O
- - Boston chips, and all shingles not otherwise enumerated or de·
scribed, per thousand •• .. 0 4 O
On all other goods, wares, merc~dize ani~ects of every descrip-
tion, not previously enumera~ for ev~ .£100 value 12 10 O
And after these rate& for any ~r or lfjas quanmty of such goods
respectively.
SCHEDut:E OF EXEMPTIONS.
Asses
Birds
Books printed, inclu.dtD~ Maps
Bricks (not bath bricks)
Bullion
~arriages, Carts and IV.rgons, 111ed' £or agricultural purposes
voals
Coke
Coin
Cotton, Wool
DWD.onds
A4 HEADS OF REVENUE. ·
EXEMPTIONS, continued.
Dogs
Dye woods
Drawings, Paintings, Engraving, Lithographs and Photographs
Freshfish
Flax
Fruit, fresh
Goats
Guano and other Manure
Hanel Machine for preparing fibre, or for spim:l:ing Cotton Or vVool
Hay and Straw
Hemp
Hides, raw
Hyi:lraulic presses and Printing presses
Ice
Iron, galvanized
Ditto for roofing, doors and shutters, and every kind a.f iron roofing, doors and
shutters
Leeches
l\Ialt dust
l\Iarble in slabs and blocks
l\Iachiues, Horse power
Meat, fresh
Mess plate and furniture, Band instruments for the use of the Army and Navy, on
the certificate ·of the Military or Naval Commanding Officers ·
l\Iills, wheth':lr they be for grinding Canes, Pairtt, Coffee. Corn or Grains of any
kind, or for sawing Boards, raising Water or such as are set in motion by Steam,
Horse, 'Wind or \Vate1· power, and all parts of the said Mills.
Molasses
Oil Cakes, whole or in Powder, and other prepared fool;l for Cattle and Animals
Patent Fuel .
Pans for boiling Sugar, whether of Copper or Iron
Pipes for conveying Fluids
Plants growing
Ploughs, Plough-Harrows, Harrows, Cultivators Clod, Crushers, Horse-hoes,
Dibbles, Sowing Machine, and parts ihereo£
Poultry ·
Pumps for raisi~g,_ Water
Railway Truck Wheels
Resins and Rosin
Salt, Roek
Sarsaparilla (but not the extract of)
Sheep
Shooks, Tierce, Puncheon and Hogshead, and all descriptions of Shooks, also·
Tieroes, Hogsheads and Casks ·
Slates
Soda, Ash, or Sub-Soda
Specimens, illustrative of Natural History, :Mineralogy and Geology
Stills, or any part of a Still
Steam Engines or any part of a Steam Engine
Swine
Tallow, Grease, Tallow Grease, or Grease and Slush
Tiles, Marble and Earthen, as well as paving Stones·
Tortoise Shell
Tow
Turtle
HEADS OF REVENUE. A5
EXEMPTIONS, continued.
Vegetables, fresh
Wax, Bees
Wood Hoops
'Vood, Staves and Heading, red or white oak or ash ·
Wire, Iron for fences, Wire fencing, Iron Standards, and also Tomb railings.
THE FOLLOWING ARE ALSO EXEMPT FROM: DUTY :
All packages containing goods subject to the ad valorem duty imposed by this law.
Provisions and stores imported for the use of her majesty's army or navy, and
consigned by bill of lading to the officer at the head of her majesty's commissa-
riat, the military storekeeper, or the naval commanding officer of this island, on
the production of the bills of lading and certificate of such ~fficer, that they
have been solely imported for the use of the army or navy, as aforesaid.
Provisions, wines, spirits and malt liquors, imported for the use of the military
and naval staff, and regimental and naval messes in this island, consigned by
bills of lading to any staff or naval officer, or the president of a regimental or
naval mess, on the production of the bills of lading, and certificate of the officer,
such certificate being countersigned 'by the officer commanding the military or
naval forces, as the case may be, that they have been solely imported for the
use of such officer or regimental mess, and on an undertaking that they shall
not be sold in the island, without special permission of the collector of customs,
such permission to be given only on payment of the duty.
Provisions and stores imported by the local government for the public service, on
the certificate of the revenue commissioner.
Articles of naval, military and civil uniform, for the personal use of the proprietor.
DRA'WRACKS.
Goods, wnrcs and merchantlize, upon which ad valorem duty under this law, or
any previous act of this island, shall have been paid, if duly exported within
two years of their first importation, a drawback equa} to the duty paid on first
importa,tiou.
On the e,xportation ·of the following goods, on which the duty under this law, or
any previous act, shall have been paid without such goods having been bonded,
if exported within twelve months of the £rst importation, a drawback equal to
the duty so pai<l.
Flour, bread, or meal, not less than ten barrels of each article.
Lard or butter, not le·ss than ten firkins of each article.
Candles, not less than ten boxes.
Soap, not less than twenty boxeii;.
Ale, beer, or porter, not less than :five hogsheads of each, in bulk, nor less than
fifteen barrels of each, if in bottles.
Beef, pork, or pickled fish, not less than ten barrels of each.
Rice, not less than five tierces, or twenty-five bags.
Dried fish, not less than one thousand pounds weight.
Tongues, not less than'ten barrels.
Lumber, not less than five thousand feet.
Shingles, not less than five thousand.
On the exportation of bread or biscuit, manufactured in this island, the duty paid
on the flour consumed in making the same, but not to exceed the duty imposed
on bread or biscuit imported.
LIGHT-HOUSE DUES.
l\foRAN'J;' POINT LIGHT-HOUSE.
3d. per ton of register tonnage, 3rd Vic. c. 66.
PLUMB Ponn LIGHT-HousE.
2d. per ton of register tonnage, 15 Vic. c. 17, and 26 Vic. c. 9.
2-TAXES, &c., 1870.
A 6- HE&DS O.F RENENU!E.
RUM DUTIES-LAW 1 OF 12()6,

On all rum and other spirits distilled in the island and sold fa!! <WlJB.JJmpti_.e.n, 5s.
per gallon.
LICBNSES-HAWKERS AND PEDI.ARS-LAw41 oF 18fi7.
For each pers0nal license, 40s.
For each transferable license, 50s.
---.----METAI,-19 Vm. CAP. 32, extended by Law No.18, 1869.

Lfoense to deal in the pur.ahase and sale, or barter and exchange o.f metals, 5l.
bythe year. ·
----,SPIRIT-LA-W 17 OF 1867. .
License to sell spirits by wholesale in .Kingston, 10!.; ditto in every other parish,
5l. License tG retail spirits in'Kingston and in St. Jiago de la Vega, 25!. ; in
the to~s of Linstead, St. Ann's Bay, Falmouth, Montego-Bay, Ln'Cea, Sa:vanila-
la-Maa:, Black RiYer, l\f.a.ndeville, Chapelton, Port Maria, Annotto-Bay, Port An-
tonio, M-orant Bay and Port-Roy~Ol.; in all other parts of the island, 10!.
For eve.ry tav:.ei:n license in K.irigsoon, 20/. ; in the sever.al other parishes, 1Ol.
-----,-STILLS-LAW 31 OF 186'7.
For each still, the awn of 51. per annum.
TRADE-LAw 18, OF 1867.
Menchant, 25l. ; sto1·ekeeper, commission agent, auctioneer (in Kingston) 15/. ;
auctioneer in other parishes, 5l.; retail storekeepers-class 1, 10!.; class 2, 5l ;
class 3, in Kingston, 2l, elsewhere, ll. ; wharfinger, 5l: master of Vessel, or
supercargo 10l.; proprietor of newspaper, 3l. .
STAMP DUT¥.
See schedules attached to Law 33 of 1868.
t..AtND TAX-QUIT RENT 8 V11c. CAP. 16, 21 V'IC. e. 34.

:{[p9n everry- '8CPe (ijf ~tm€1 patent-ad as such, ld.
Upon every foot of land patented as such, ld.
PROPERTY TAX-LAw 26 OF 1868.
Upon every acre.or fraction of an acre of land in rnmes, coffee, ginger, arrowroot,
corn, ground nuts, cotton, tobacco, cocoa, veg.etables or ground provisions, 3d.
Upon ditto ditto in guinea grass. l!d
Upon ditto ditto in common pasture, or in pimento, or in common pasture and
pimento, :id.
Upon ditto ditto in ruinate or in wood, !d~
GENERAL INTERNAL TAXES-LAw 30 OF 1867.
Each head of horsekind used on roads, lls. ; each ditto solely for hire- and for
livery-stable purposes, 7s. ; each ass, 3s. 6d. ; each wheel of a caniage, 15s. ;
ditto solely for hire si.nd livery-stable purposes, 10s.; each wheel af a- cart, 6s.;
e.Ach. w)l~el of a hackney-carriage, 1l. ; each firearm to be used on the pre-
mises of the owner, 2s. ; to be used otherwise, 8s.
POOR RATE-LAW 27OF1869.
On every house of the annual value of six pound1 or: upwards, a tax or duty
after the rate of one shilling and six.pence in the p0Utld of &Uch value.
On every house under the annual value of six pounds (not being dwellings of
indentured immigrants looa.te.d ~ apy estate or pen), a tax. or duty thereon as
follows ; that is to· say : . .
HEADS OF REVENUE. A7
Class 1. On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, but without

flooring, and without land, or with land to an extent 10ss than one acre, a tax
or duty of 2s.
Class ~. On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, with flooring
and without land, or with land to an extent less than one acre, a tax or duty of 4s.
Class 3. On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, and whe-
ther with or without flooring, if the owner or occupier possesses land in the
same parish, or in any other parish either attached to, or detached from
such house, equal in extent to one acre or more, a duty of 6s.
DOG TAX-LAW 10 OF 1868.

On each dog in the ·city of Kingston, and in the towns of St. Jago de la Vega,
Linstead, St. Ann's Bay, Falmouth, Montego Bay, Lucea, Savanna-la-Mar,
Black River, l\Iandeville, Chapelton, Port Maria, Annotto Bay, Port Antonio,
Morant Bay and Port-Royal, 4s.
FUND FOR THE REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE KINGSTON

STREE'I1S-28 Vrc. CAP. 24, LAW 5 OF 1866, AND LAw 3 o.P 1867.
Each house in Kingston of the annual value of 12l and upwards, 7d in the poun<l;
each head of hol'sekind used in the city, 3s 6d; ditto ditto solely for livery
stable purposes, 2s 6cZ.; each wheel of a carriage used in the city, 5s; ditto ditto
solely for livery stable purposes, 3s 6d; each wheel of a cart used in the city, 3s;
each wheel of a hackney carriage used in the city, 6s 8d.
POSTAGE REVENUE-LAW 18 oF 1868.

Carriage of letters, &c. through the post-office, at certain rates, according to dis-
tance.
MARKET DUES-POUNDAGES, &c. 21 Vrc. CAP. 12, 15 Vrc. CAP. 11.

IMMIGRATION REVENUES.
EXPORT DUTIES-LAW 11 OF 1867.
On sugar, 5s 9d per hogshead ; on rum, 4s 6d per puncheon ; on coffee, 6s per
tierce; on logwood and other dyewoods, lignumvitre, ebony and cocus-woocl,
ls per ton.
CAPITATION 'rAx ON IMMIGRANTs-24 Vrc. CAP. 16, 25 Vrn. CAP. 35.

On each indentured immigrant of or above the age of twelve years, 30s per
annum.
On each indentured child under the age of twelve years, 15s per annum.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Reimbursements in aid of expenses incurred by government.
Prisons sales, hospital and lunatic asylum fees. &c. &c.
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B2 FEES.
. Table of Fees taken on Account of the Ordinary of tlti~ Island, and Collected by Stamps, on all Estates
exceeding £100, under tile autltority of Law 40 ef 1869.
On every dedimus to prove a will £1 5 0
On every form of probate 1 4 0
On every dedimus to swear executor or administrator 1 10 0
On eve1·y letters testamentary or of administration ] 10 0
On every dedim us to swear appraisers 1 6 0
On every warrant of appraisement 1 5 0
Attestation under island seal 1 12 6
The amount collected for 1870 amounts to £264 6s. Od.
Tabl' ef Fees taken by the Island Secretary. £ s. d.

For recording every deed, will, law or other instrument of any description, and: for
copies, per legal sheet of 160 words 0 1 6
" every plat or diagram, and for copies for each division 0 1 6
" each crop account 0 2 ()
" each receipt for any deed or instrument to be recorded 0 0 3
" each dock.et of land for receiver-general 0 I 6
" docket fee for receiver-general 0 3 0
" attesting each copy of the laws 0 0 9
" affixing island seal to any document 0 (i 0
" entering satisfaction on a mortgage, including search 0 2 0
" each search (3 hours) 0 J. 0
" sending a record book into court 0 2 0
" publishing proclamation, per sheet of 160 words _ . _. 0 1 ()
" xecording memorandum of mortgage under the land society act 0 2 0
" inserting higher degree or qualification in register of medical practitioners 0 10 0
· Tile following Fees to be pnid by Govevnor's 'fVarrant:
Making list of registered medical practitioners .... 2 0 0
Entering each name in registry ·and recording declaration, each .. _. 0 1 6
Counting duplicate register of dissenters' marriages, per legal sheets of 160 \Yor<ls 0 0 3-
Entering same, per sheet 0 J 6
By tile Island Secretary as Clerk to the Court of Ordinary.
For each marriage license 0 10 6
" entering and publishing each caveat 0 1 0
" filing authority to withdraw and withdrawing caveat 0 1 0
" each citation for one person .... 0 2 0
" each additional name 0 1 0
" filing affidavit of service _ . _. 0 0 9
" filing petition for further time, or other petition 0 4 0
" filing each affidavit 0 1 0
" order for commission to prove will in solemn torm 0 2 0'
" commission 0 ]0 0
" filing interrogatories and commission, each 0 0 6
" order to pass publication 0 1 0
" preparing testamentary or administration bond 0 4 0
" dedimus to prove will and probate, each 0 4 0
" dedimus and warrant of appraisement, each 0 5 0
" dedimus to qualify executor or administrator 0 5 0
" letters testamentary or of administration 0 5 0
" each certificate in verification of a document 0 4 6
Where the personalty does not exceed £100, ordinary's fees payable.
Fees on Estates uniler £30.
Preparing dedimus to prove will 0 4 0
" probate of will or codicil 0 2 0
" will or administration bond 0 3 0
" dedimus to swear executor, including recording 0 4 0
" dedirnus and warrant of appraisement, each, including recording 0 4 0
" letters testamentary br of administration 0 2 0
" each certificate to circuit court under Law 36 of 1868 0 5 0
Taxing each bill of costs in the court of ordinary 0 7 6
FEES. B3
Table of Fees that may be demanded and taken under the l!Vest lndz"an lncum-
be1·ed Estates' Acts 1854-58, in the Island of Jamaica, as approved. by the
Commissioners of the said Acts. -
'"fhe followin<T per centage shall be paid to the local commissioners and secretary, on
the final allocation of the monies to be produced by the sale of any estate under the
above acts:
1. "'Where proceedings are commenced and completed in the colony-
To the local commissioners, one per cent. ; to the secretary, one-half per cent., on
the gross amount of the~urchase-money.
2. ·where proceedings are either commenced in the colony and completed in England,
or commenced in England and completed in the colony-
To the local commissioners, one-half per cent. ; the secretary, one-quarter per
cent. on the same.
3. Where proceedings are commenced and completed in England, but the sale takes
place in the colony-
rro the local commissioners, one-quarter per cent. i to the secretary, one-eighth
per cent. on the same.
And the following fees shall be paid to the local commissioners, secretary, and pro-
Yost-marsha.L, by the petitioner or other parties having the conduct of the sale.
To the Local Commissioners.
On the presentation of every petition for sale, f1xchange, or partition £2 O 0
On the making of every absolute order for sale, exchange, or partition 2 O O
On settling the particulars of sale or scheme for exchange or partition 2 O O
On settling .t1.1e schedule of incumbrances, or confirming award of exchange
or part1t10n . .. .. .. 2 O O
On any issue tried before a jury 2 O O
On the transfer of any proceeding from England 2 O O
To tJie Secretary.
On the presentation of every petition for sale, exchange, or partition 1 0 0
On the making of every absolute order for sale. exchange, or partition 1 0 0
On settling the particulars of sale or scheme for exchange or partition 1 0 0
On settling •the
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schedule of incumbrances, or confirming award of exchan<Te
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or partition 1 0 0
On every issue tried before a jury _. 1 0 0
On the transfer of any proceedings from En()'land
0 1 0 0
On taxation of a bill of costs 0 10 0
For copies of any documents, the same payment as receivable for a similar
purpose in the supreme court of judicature.
To the Provost-Marshal.
For serving a notice, subprena, or other process, if within the capital 0 5 0
If out of the. capital (exclusive of mileage) __ 0 10 0
Extra per mile, going and i·eturning __ 0 0 8
If out of the island, in addition to expenditure incurred in travelli1w but
0
not in subsistence '
3 0 0
F?r executing contempt process, where the p~~·son is taken -. 1 10 0
D1 tto on return, non est inventus . 0 10 0
Every day such person continues in custodj.
Attendance each day on any hearing of trial 0 5 0
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On each proce_eding in chancery, per sheet of 90 ~ 0 0 3 0 0 12 0 0 J 0 0 o~
words, reckomng each figure for a word. . . . . . . 5 · · ·•
On office copies of all proceedings, persheetof90 wds .... I 0 0 9 0 0 G l 0 0 3 0 0 2l
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Each replication ancl r~joi nc1cr.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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On each appem:an~e ... __ ........ _ ... _ .... _ .. _, O 2 0 O 1 G O J 0 0 O !) 0 0 s 0 0 G O () (i 0 0 4}

On each certificate ?f no proceedings, and all ~ . 0 2 0 0 9 0 0 1 o o 1 0 0 0 s c. 0 s 0 0 () 0 0
other common certificates .. __ ..... __ ...... _ 5 - Gl
On each master's or solicitor's bill for taxation.... .... 0 l;J 0 .... 0 7 G 0 5 0 0 "
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On each fi_nal decree enrolled .. _. __ .. :... . . . . . . . 3 O O 1 10 O 1 10 0 I 0 18 0 1 0 0 0 ]0 0 0 ] ;) oI 0 7 (j ~
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Letters of guardianship (exclusive of governor's fees) 3 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0 0 12 G 1 0 0 I 0 8 4 ! 0 15 0 G 3
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Amendment of bill or cause petition .. . ..... __ .. _ .... " 0 3 0 .... 0 l G j 0 1 0 ... . 0 0 9
0 1 8 ... . () I 3
On each rule of court ...........•.... _........ .... 5 2 6
On each rule for carry records into court .......• ·I 0 .10... 0 O
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·~ 4 0 2 0 0 ·> (j 0 1 ()
_5.)n each attachment with proclamation........... 0 10 0 0 G 0 0 5 0 : 0 :J 0 0
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]3 8 FEES.
Schedule of Fees in the Supreme Court of Judicature under Law lVo. 28 o/18G8, S ection 8.
• £ s. cl.
On each declaration of the first-class ....... .. .... - 0 4 0
On each declaration of the second-class - - - .. - - .. - 0 2 0
On each postea on a judgment of the first· class ......... .. - - .. 0 G 0
On each postea on a judgment of the second-class ........ 0 3 0
On each writ to be returned w'i.th inquisition in extent - - .. - 0 5 0
I-On each inquisition fo1: each writ included therein - ..... 0 3 0
On every other inquisition . - .. - .. - .. .. .... - 0 3,.., u
On each other writ ....... . ... - ....... - 0 v 0
(Writs of summons, arrest, replevin, subpcena in criminal cases and habeas corpus
excepted)
On each writ of subpmna in civil cases, wherein the names of three witnesses only
may be inserted .. - .... .. - .... .. ...... 0 1 0
On each special writ of venire facias ....... .. ...... 0 7 ()
On each certificate under seal .... "' .. .. - ... 0 7 (j
On each certificate not under seal . - -- ....... 0 1 ()
On each attested copy order ....... .. ...... - - - .. 0 J ()

On each manucaption .. . .. .. .... 0 3 0
On each information filed in the crown office at the instance of a private prosecutor .,·~ 0 0
On each commission .... - - ......... .. - .. - 0 3 0
On each bill of costs ........ .. .... - 0 3 0
On each memorandum or minute of a judgment to be registered under the provi-
sions of the eighth Victoria, chapter forty eight ____ .... - - 0 1 0
On office copies of all proceedings, per she.et of ninety words - - .... 0 0 9
For every search for any time not exceeding three hours .-... 0 1 0
-
-
. •
•
FEES. B9
Table of Fees taken in the Office of the Provost Marshal General.
Amount in
Statute. F E E S. Sterling.
I £ s. d.
10 Ann, c. Every commitment and releasement at common law, or in chancery 0 1 6
4, sec. 8.Executing any writ in St. Jago de la Vega - . - 0 1 6
Executing a writ of possession, seisin, escheat, cessavit, or assignment
of dower or partition, besides mile-money, at 6d. per mile - 0 6 0
Summoning a jury to execute the above writs in St. Jago de la Vega,
Kingston, or Port-Royal, or within five miles of any of the said towns 1 16 ' 0
If above five miles - - - 3 0 0
Return of a habeas corpus, cum causa, if in St. Jago de la Vega 0 1 6
For his attendance on the prisoner in any other place 0 2 7!
Every bond with sureties for appearance 0 0 4!
Allowauce of a supersedeas - 0 0 9
Copy of a warrant - - 0 0 d
Executiug all writs of enquiry, proprietate probando, forcible entry
and detainer each, besides mile-money, at 6d. per mile 0 6 0
Fees upon each verdict - - 0 1 6
Serving every summons at common law, or foreign attachment, besides
mile-money - - - 0 1 6
Serving all writs and ~ther summons at corumon law, and all other
writs issuing out of the court of chancery, besides mile-money 0 l 6
Every search in his books - 0 0 9
Each license to sell drink - - 0 9 9
Levyiug a debt by execution, for the first £ 100 and under, per £ 0 1 0
For all sums over £100, per £ - - 0 0 6
And no more, nor more than is really due, without any pretence of
mile-money or other charge. ·when two or more writs are lodged
against the principal or his sureties, or others, for the same debt, no
more pound11ge fees shall be demanded or received than for the real
debt and costs then due,-8 Geo. II. cap. 5, sec. ~O.
Assignment of a bail bond - 0 1 6
For executing every person - - 3 0 0
To the bailiff that keeps the jury - - 0 0 9
Serving all process out of the supreme court (subpoonas and venditioni
excepted), per mile - - . 0 0 3
8 Geo. IL No provost-marshal shall demand or take, for the service of writs of
cap. 5. summons, scire facias, replevin, or othei· process, more than 3d. per
mile, which is allowed by 10 Ann, cap. 4, unless where the act has
otherwise allowed. In order to ascertain the same, and the respec-
tive distances of the several parishes from St. Jago de la Vega, the
provost-marshal shall be allowed for mile-money at the following
rates for all writs of summons, scire facias, replevins, or other pro-
cess, in the several parishes, including ls. 6d. on each :
SlC~~rine - 0 2 0
Kingston - 0 4 2
Port-Royal 0 3 4
St. Jolm 0 3 4
St. Dorothy 0 3 3
St. Andrew 0 3 11
St. Thomas in the Vale 0 3 11
Vere 0 5 9
Clarendon 0 6 2
St. :Mary 0 6 9
St. Aun 0 8 5
St. David 0 7 0
St. George 0 8 7
Metcalfe 0 8 9
Portland 0 10 8
3-FBES, 1870.
B 10 FEES.
~'"~!--
Amount in
F '.E E S. Sterling.
£ s. d.
8 Oeo. II. cap.: St. Thomas in the East 0 11 1
5. St. Elizabeth 0 12 0
.Manchester 0 12 0
St. James 0 13 ()
'l'rclawny 0 13 6
\Vestmorcland 1 0 3
I Hanover
For a bail bond on any writ of arrest, attachrneut, or other process of
1 0 5
I contempt out of the supreme court, or court of chancery, or for a

I i:eplevm bond - - - I 0 3 0
For a writ of ne ex.eat iusula and mileage - 0 l) 0
I For a bond taken thereon - - 0 3 0
For every warrant granted by a justice, besides mile-money, at l.2<l.
currency 0 6 0
2.3 G. III. c. Fees for the execution of vvrits of crnblernents shall be the same as the
] , 8CC. 3. provost-man;hal general is entitled to receive hr the return of other
inquests. ·
43 Geo. III. For each schedule of the application of levies returnr.d to the supreme I
cap. 20, court, to be paid by receiver-general 9 0 0
40G. :1. c. 29, For warning a jury under Falmouth water co1,1pauy act J~"l 2 0 0
5 w. 4, c. 38. The like umlPr Sligo water con1p1wy ad 't 12 0 o·
19 Vic. c. 31, For executing n, bench warrant, or warrant of any jnclge of the supreme
sec. 4. court. or of the attoruey-geucral, with mile-u10uey, at the rate of bd.
per mile for the fitst twenty miles, and 4d. per mile for each mile
after 0 12· 0
Iliicl, sec. G. Each special precept on a writ of venditioni 0 7 6
20 Yic. c. 14. For warniug a special jury, to be paid by the party obtaining it 2 0
20 Yic. c. 11., For warniug a jury for builc.liug a prison - - 3 0
21 Yic, c. 13· For exccuti ng a writ of attnchmcut, a poundage foe of £5 per cent. on
the amount for which the party Rball be held to bail, to be paid in
the first iustance by the plai11tifl; and in addition- I
On the cxecutiou of the \Vrit O 5 0
For mile-money from the provost-marshal general's office to the paro- '
chial tO\Yll of the deputy to whom the precept is directed, le.I. per
mile, if issued througl1 the (']erk of the court'8 ofnce.
1
For mile-money for each mile from the parochial town to the place to
which the officer l1as to travel for the apprehension of the debtor, per
mile 0 0
For mile-money in Kingston 0 0
21 Vic. c. 23. For executing writs of capias distriugas, the usual and twcustomed foes
and commissions. ·
Publishing each proclamation l 4- 0
·warning each juror 0 2 0
.Fees under the TVcst Indian Encumbered Estates' Act.

24 Vic. c. 4. For serving a uotice, Su bpoona, or other process, if within the capital 0 5 0
If out of the capital, exclusive of mileage - - 0 10 0
Extra per mile, going and returning 0 0 8
If out of the islard, in addition to expenditure incurred in travelling,
but not in subsistence 3 0 9
24 Vic. c. 4. For executing a contempt process where the person is taken 1 10 0
Ditto on return "11011 est iuventus" 0 10 0
Every day such person continues in custody 9 3 4
Attendance each day on auy hearing or trial 0 5 0
. To be paid by the solicitor haviug carriage of the suit, and are dc-
1 mandable before performance of service.
* C20 old currency, equal to .Cl2 stel'ling.

't :£~0old currency, cqtial to .£12 sterling-.
FEES. B11
Fees taken under the Djstrict Court Laws.
AMOUNT OF DEMAND.
ex-1~ I
Under Law Ko. 3G of 1867, for the Trial of
Not Excdiug. [ Excdin:- Excding. Excding.
Small Causes. ccecling ,£5,&not.£10, &uot£20, & not £30, &not
£ 5. cxcding.lcxceediug exceeding exceeding £40,
£ 10. £zo. I £30. £40.
- 1-----
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Filiucr every arrreemeut under the 4 lst section 6026026
0 0
2 G 2 6 2 6 2
of the District Courts' Law, 1867 -
Entering every plaint and issuing the sum'-
2 6 5 0 10 0 Hi 0100150
111011s thereon 0010010
1 0 1 0 1 0 1
En~ry subpmna, when required - 0010010
1 0 1 0 L 0 1
En•ry order not being a nonsuit or j lldgrnent 0010010
l 0 1 0 1 0 1
Entering aud giving notice of f'peciul defence
Swearing eycry \Yitness for plaintiff or defen- 3003003
0 3 0 3 0 3 0
dant
For the hearing of the c:wse, wl1ere the
2 G 5 0 10 0 15 0100150
claim is contested 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
1 3 2 6 5 0 7
'Vliere i.rndcfonde<l 0 0 400 50
Entering and drawing up every judgment 1 0 1 ti 2 0 3
Every copy thereof, for every sheet of 160
l 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
words
Payineut of money into cout t, and entering
same in books, a11<l notice thereof, or of
sum, in full satisfoctiou, having been paid
into court, each instalment or paytllent 1 0 I 0 l 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Every search in the books 0 G 1 0 l 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
hsuing every warrant, attachment, or execu-
tion 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Supcrsedeas of execution, or certiD.cnte, or
witltdraw1il of a cause 0 6 1 0 1 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
'\Yarrant of co111rnit1ncut for an insult to, or
mi~bchaviour iu the court l 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 l 0 0 1 0
Taxing costs 0 G 1 0 1 G 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
Copies ·of evidence or documents, for every
sheet of 1 GO words 1 0 1 0 ] 0 1 0010010
For enteriug every nppeal 10 0 10 0 01000100
Entering every plaint, and issuing the sum-
mons thereon, in cases tried by ao-reement,
uu<lcr sertion third, where the a~ount of
d1:11.1nud ex~eeds fifty pounds, at the rate
of sixpence 111 the pound on the amount of
the den~and ; an~l fo~· the purpose of this
calculat1on, any fraction of a pound shall be
taken as a pound.
BAILIFF'S FEES.
Taki?g 1:ccognizance or security 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6
Im!u~r~ 111t~J su~cien~y of security 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 0 1 6 0 1 6
Alhd,n1t of service of summons out of juris-
diction _ 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Scr~·iu.g ernry summons, orcl~r or subpmna~
w1tlnn .one mile of court-l10use, where the
cause is to be tried, if the service is not
personal _ 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 (:) 0
If the service is personal
If above one mile, in either case then extra
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 61 .
10 0
for every other mile 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6

ll 12 FEES
Fees taken underche District Court Law. •
AMOUNT OF DEM.AND.
Under Law No. 36 of 18()7, for the Trial of
Small Causes.
I
Not Ex- Excding.1 Excding., Exc1ling. Exccling.
ceeding £5, & not,£10 &not £20l!i not'£30 & not Exceeding
£5 exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding
____________________ £10. I £20. £30. I £40. ~~
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
BAILIFF'S FEES (c<mtiri:r.rea.)
Keeping possession of goods till sale, per
day, not exceeding five days - 0 6 t ·o 1 6 2 0 2 6 3 0
Carrying every prisoner to prison, includ-
ing all expenses and assistants, per mile 0 6 1 0 1 0 l 0 1 0 2 0
For the appraisement of goods distrained,
sixpence in the pound in [onJ the value.
For the sale, including advertisements, ca-
talogues, and commission, and delivery of
goods, one shilling in the pound on the
net produce of the sale.
Receiving money in lieu of levy of 2! per
cent. commission.
Under Law No. 37 of 1867, to Confer upon the District. Courts a Limited
Jurisdiction in JJfatters relating to Land.
SCHEDULE C.
In plaints for the recovery of possession of lands or tenements on expiry of term
of lease, or for non-payment of rent, the amount of the claim, for the purpose of cal-
culating the court fees, shall he determined by the amount of the weekly, monthly.
quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly rent of the land or tenement, according as such land
or tenement has been let by the week, or by the month, or for any longer period :
provided, that for this pUl'pose the value shall in no case be assumed at less than ten
pounds.
In cases of boundary dispute, and in all cases in which the value of the claim
cannot be precisely estimated, that value shall be taken, for this purpose, at twenty-
five pounds.
In other plaints for obtaining possession of land or tenements, the amount claim-
ed shall be taken for this purpose, at one pound for every acre so possessed : pro-
vided, that for this purpose the value shall in no case be taken at less than twenty-
five pounds.
In plaints for the recovery of possession of land or tenements, if a claim be made

also for mesne profits, or rent, the court fees upon such claim shall be according to
the scale of fees in schedule C of "The Small Causes Law, 1867 ;" and such fees
shall be in addition to the fees chargeable on plaints for the recovery of possession of
land or tenements.
Subject to the above provisions, the court fees chargeable in cases tried under
this law, shall be according to the scale in schedule C of ''The Small Causes Law,
18u7."
FEES. B 13
Under Law No. 38 of 1867, to Co11/&r upon the Di4rict Courts a Limited Jurisdiction in Equity.
£30,
I
Wtcre cbim Where claim 'Where claim
\Vherc daim :ilio''C .£3P, above £rco, aLove £150,
ni:J not e:r- anti not ex- and not ex-
or under. ccedmg lOOl. ceeding 150l. ceeding 200Z.
Filin<Y everv agreement as to costs under the "Dis-

• ' L aw, 186'"'"
trictt> Courts )/ - O 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 :J 6
0
.On tiling each plaint, and issuing the 8ummous

thereon - - 0 13 0 J 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0
On each appearance - - 0 .I G 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 ;J 0
On au order for injunction - - 0 7 6 O JO 0 0 12 G 0 15 0
Ou each 11otice - - 0 1 (j 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
Ou filiug defondnnt's admission or dischinier 0 5 0 0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6
On fili1w defondant's statement in answer \) 0 O 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6
0 .
On each summons to a witness - 0 () 0 2 () 0 2 6 0 2 6
011 each liearing:, ·where cause conteste<l - 0 10 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0
Drawing up ancl' enteriug each iuterlocutory decree 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 I:> 0 0 6 3
The like on each final decree - 0 5 0 O 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6
On each order of court. other than dccrebl 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
On proceedings before clerk of the court, for each
SU!lllllOnS - - 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6
Each notice to creditor or other claimant 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6
Each uotice of proceeding - 0 2 G 0 2 6 0 2 p 0 2 6
For eud1 sitting in which the clerk is employed in '
taking accounts, making enquiries, or uctiug us
. l exam111er
• .
I 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 10 0
specia - - 0 5
For every ad1litional hour, or part of an hour be- •
yond oue hour - - I O v" 0 0 3 0 0 .6 0 0 6 0
Preparing report and certificate, per sheet of oue
hundred alJ(I sixty words - - i 0 1 0 0 J 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Each eupy thereof, per sheet of one 'hundred and
sixty words - - ' 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Eu teriug said report and certificate ~ 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
011 each \varraut of execution - 0 15 0 1 0 0 l 5 0 1 10 0
Ou each other warrant - - 0 7 6 0 JO 0 0 12 6 0 15 0
On each return of summons, notice, or warrant 0 l 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
On each common petition or motion - 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 6 0 0 6 3
On each suggestion - - 0 .5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
Amendment of plaint - - 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
On each bill for taxation - 0 7 6 0 LO 0 0 12 6 0 15 0
On each bond or recoguizanr.e - 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 [> 0 0 6 3
On copies of proceediugs, after the rate per sheet
of one hundred an<l sixty 'N'Ords - O 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Each sea~·ch in the books, for every three hours O l 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
In all pl am ts the court fees shall be estimated on the
amount of the demand claimed; but where the
plaintiff recovers less than the amount of his claim
the difference of the court-fees, accordin<Y to th~
amount recovered, shall be paid by the plai~tiff, and
shall not be charged as costs against the defendant.
APPEAL.
On ent~ring an appeal _ r 0 JO 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0
Recog:n1zance, or security on appeal 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 5 0 0 6 3
On filrng case _ 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
On each notice _ _ 0 2 6 0 3 0
0 1 6 0 2 0
On entry of appearance - 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
Attendance to settle case, if not agreed 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 15 0
3•••FEES, 1870,
•
•
BU FEES.
Where claimlWhere claim Where claim

Where claim above £50, above £100, above £150,
£50, aud not ex- anti not ex- and not ex-
or under, ceeding lOOl. ceeding 150l. ceeding 200l.
- - - - - - -----
£ s. d.
-£ -s. - ----------
d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Hearing - - - 0 10 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 l0 0
Each decree of appellate court - 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
FEES OF BAILIFF.
The same as under schedule C of the " Small
Causes Law, 1867 ."
Under Law No. 38<>/1867, to Confer upon the District Courts a Limited Jurisdiction
in Equity.
c L A I u.
Above £50, Above £100, Above £150,

Not exceed- and not ex- and not ex~ and not ex-
ing £50. cceding lOOl. ceeding 150l. ceed1ng 200l.
~--- ---------- ·------

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
BARRISTERS' AND SOLICITORS' FEES.
Instructions to sue or defend - - 0 7 6 0 15 0 1 2 6
. 1 10 0
Examining and taking minutes of evidence ofeacb
witness, afterwards allowed by the judge - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6"' 0 7 6
Application for substituted service, or service out
of Jamaica - - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6
Service sum allowed by Judge-

Drawing plaint, or petition, or statement by defen-
dant, or preparing instructions for counsel to
draw the same, and a1;te;n<lance therevvith - 0 10 0 0 15 0 ] 0 0 1 5 0
Fee to counseltherewith - 1 1 0 1 11 6 2 2 0 3 3 0
Attendance and filing plaint, petition, admission,
or statement - - 0 2 6 0 3 4 0 5 0 0 7 6
Every copy of plaint, petition, admission, or state-
ment - -
Preparing, and service of notice to inspect, admit,
6 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
or produce, and fair copy - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6

Attending inspecting documents - 0 5 0 0 6 3 0 7 6 0 10 0
Preparing admission by defendant - 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6
All necessary affidavits, not exceeding five folios,
including filing, each - • 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 8 0 0 JO . 0
If above five folios are allowed on taxation, then
for every additional folio - - 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Attending C(lurt and conducting cause where no
counsel employed - - 1 0 0 l 10 0 2 0 0 2 10 0
Instructions for, and drawing, and copy briefs, in
causes or matters in which counsel employed,
including attendances on counsel therewith • 1 5 0 2 0 0 2 10 0 3 0 0
Fee to counsel - - 1 1 0 1 11 6 2 2 0 3 3 0
Attending court on hearing with counsel - 0 JO 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0
Attending court to support or oppose any appli-
cation or motion, without counsel - 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0
Attending in the last-mentioned cases, with coun-
sel · - . - 0 7 6 0 10 ·o 0 12 6 0 15 0
FEES. B 15
C L A I M.
Above £50, Above £100, Above £150,

Not exceed- and not ex- and not ex- and not ex-
ing £50. ceeding lOOl. ceeding 150l. ceeding 200l.
---------·----·-----·-------------------
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s, d.
BARRISTERS' AND SOLICITORS' FEES.
i Continued.)
Fees to counsel - - 1 1 0 1 11 6 2 2 0 3 0 0
Every attendance upon the clerk which he may
think, upon taxation, was necessary - 0 2 6 0 3 4 0 5 0 0 7 6
'Vlien the attendance is longer than one hour, then
for every additional hour, or part of an honr 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0
Occasional Costs.
'Vhen, in the course of a cause or mattor, a party
suing or sued in a fiduciary or representative cha-
n1cter, necessarily incurs costs, uot allowed upon
taxation between party and party, the clerk shall
apply to th~ district judge to allow s~1ch sum as
he may thrnk fit out of any funds m court ap-
plicable to that purpose. .
Drawing accounts and other documents, not m-
cluded in the foregoing costs, but allowed upon •
taxation of costs to be necessarx, per folio 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 0
For perusing and adapting old abstracts of title,
per three sheets - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0
Drawing abstracts of additional deeds and docu-
ments, per three sheets - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6
For preparing conditions and contracts of sale, and
fair copy. per folio - - 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Where conditions aud coijtracts arc not submitted
to counsel, in addition tc the aboYe there shall be
allowed for perusing abstracts, every three sheets 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 3 9
"There co11ditions and contracts are to be settled
by counsel, instructions to counsel to accom-
pany abstract and attendance therewith, or
letter 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0
Fees to counsel - - 1 1 0 1 11 6 2 2 0 3 3 0
Fair copies of abstracts of title, or of accounts, do-
cu.ment~, opinions of counsel, and of papers re-
ceived from counsel, per folio - - 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 l 0 1 ·O 0
Atteuding i;ale - - 1 0 0 1 10 0 2 0 0 2 10 0
When, by any proceeding taken by the opposite
party, i~ becomes u~cessary to advise or receive
lllstructwn from a chent in the progress of a suit
or matter, for each attendan~e - 0 5 0 0 6 3 0 7 6 0 10 0
Attendance taxing costs - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6
Costs on the Day of Adjournment.
Attending court where no counsel employed 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0
Attending with counsel • - 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0
Re_fresher fee, counsel, not exceeding 0 10 6 ] 1
'V1tnesses' expenses, same as on trial.
0 1 11 6 2 2 0
. . Costs on Appeal.
Prepa!·mg notice of appeal, including copies and
service _ _
0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0.
Preparing case, including copies 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0 1 0 0
B 16- · FEES.
C L A I M.
Above £50, Above £100.1

Above £150.
Not exceed- and not ex- and not ex-· and not ex-
ing £50. ceeding lOOl. ceeding 150l. ceeding 200l
---------·---------------!·----- ----- ----- -----

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
· BARRISTERS' AND SOLICITORS' FEES.
continued.
Attending judge to sign - - ·o 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6

Attending judge in case of difference to settle 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 15 0 0 15 0
Application to stay proceedings 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6
Furnishing case and copies, including notice to
successful party - - 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6
Application to judge for leave to proceed on judg-
ment - -
Depositing decree or order of court of appeal
- 0
0
2
2
6
6
0
0
2
2
6
6
0
0
5
2
0
6
0
0
5
2
0
6
'fVitneeses' Expenses.
As in schedule in "Small Causes Law, 1867."

.
•. -'
Under Law No. 39 of 18.67, to Confer upon the District Courts a Limited Jurisdiction
-in Criminal A-Iatters.
In cases arising out of charges lodged on the part of the publlc, by· the attorney-
o-eneral, or by any person acting un<ler his instructions, o~ by nny district comt
judge, or by any two justices of the peace, or by any person acting under the in-
structions of any municipal board, or by any public officer whose duty it is as such
officer to lodge such charge, or by any officer, sub-officer, or constable of the Jamaica
constabulary force, in any ma.tter in which it is his duty as such to lodge such charge,
no court fees shall be required.
In all other cases the following court fees shall be paid ~
For every i~formation, with summons or warrant thereon £0 3 0
For each copy of summons or warrant ~.

. .. 0 0 6
For every indictment -- -. -- 0 5 0
For every trial, upon information or indictment .- 0 3 0
For every recognizance -. -.

. -. 0 3 0
For taking every deposition, not being an information, per sheet of

one hundred and sixty words .. .. 0 1 6
For making copies and extracts, per sheet of one hundred and sixty
words .. -- -- 0 I 0
.
FEES. B 1i
.......-.-------------------------------------------------~-----~~----
Tinder Law No. 30 of 1868, to Amend the Laws Relating to the Di8trict lourts.
8CfIEDULE A.-COUR'r FEES ON HEPLEVIKS.

For a warrant to replevy £0 2 ()
For a rcp1evin bond, where the claim or value of property is under
twenty pounds -- __ 'o 10 G
\Vhero it exceeds twenty pounds 1 1 0
~'or deli very of goods 1 1 0
ON IKTEIWLEADlm. .
The conrt foes in interpleader shall not be. prepaid, but shall be estimated on tho
amount of the money, or the value o~ t~ie goods claimed, after the rate ?f one shiJling-
in the pound, which value, in case of dispute, shall be assessed by the JUd2ie, who, at
tho hearing, shall direct by whom and when and how _such foes shall be paid.
OX JUDG:\U:NT SUl'YDIONS.
For issuin<rb
each judgment p sununons, untlor section forty-five of
"Smitll Canses Law, 18G7. · -_ £0 1 0
For hearing the matters mentionec.1 in the summo11s 0 ~ 6
l•'or the warrant, the same as other warrmits in '' 8nrnll Causes Law,
18G7."
OX _\SSlGNME:NT OF Jl1DG:\IENT.
For rcco1·ding each assignment 0 f) 0

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SOHEDGLE ll.-13.AILIFFS; FEES.

The bailiffs' fees, under ''The Small Causes Lrtw, 1867," shall be tho fees de-
manclable by tho bailiff under '" 'l'he District Courts Land Law,
1867."
Ancl for the execution of each warrant under " The District Courts
Laud Law, 1867" £0 5- O
·with mile-money, ·according to the rate in "The Small Causes Law,
1867." .
SCEDULE C.-BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES.

. HEPLEVINS•.
All proceedings to obtain the warraut to replevy and delivery of the
goods-
If under twenty pounds
If above twenty pounds
£0 10 o.
The other 'charges shall be as in schedule A to " 'J.1bc Small Causes
1 0 o:
Law, 1867: '
· Under Law iVo. 34 of 1868,jor giving Jurispiction to the District Courts in Matters of
insolvenc!J. .
°' . SCHEDULE A.-BAILIFFS' FEES.

:For eve~y insolvent carried to the. district court, for :final hearing
and discharge £ 1 12 o
entwhomhes
• , or before any 6 0
of the distance
e,or for ii), Or' 1 6
roperty under
of sucb pro-
eof.
£1 0 0
FEES. n 19
Preparing notic~ of appeal . -. - £0 10 0

Preparing :~u;e, mch~dmg copies 0 15 0
Attending .J ndge to sign . -• 0 5 0
Attending judge in case .of d;fferen.ce to S?ttle _. 0 10 0
)!'urnishi1w case and copies, mcluchng notice to successful party, 0 5 0
Applicntio~1 to jndg:e for leave to proceed on ju'clgrnent 0 5 6
Depositing order of court of appeal .. 0 2 0
Fee~ to comisel £1 1 0 to 3 3 0
Unlle1· .Law llo. 85, of 18()8, fo1· giving a Lirnz'ted Juriscl£ction .to. the !Jistrict
Coutts in tlte Probate of Wills, and G1·ant of Letters of.Aclniznzstratwn.
SCHEDULE A.-COURT FEES.

For filing- affidavit, applying for l?robate or letters of administratio~,.
includinrr tirn shillings to be paid to the clerk of the court of ordi-
nary, onbthe necessary reference to him £0 10 0
Upon eaeh bond . -- . .. 0 5 0
For reeordino· a will, and for makmg each copy thereof, for each legal
slicct of 01~ hundred and sixty words .. 0 1 0
To the clerk of the court of ordinary, the like stun for recording a will.
For oTant of letters of administration 0 5 0
U p01~ the ·entry of every testamentary snit 0 5 0
~JOH the entry and signing of every decree, and certificate thereof 0 5 0
l, pon every appeal .. ._ 0 10 0
Upon cYery sub1>re1m ad testijicandum .. 0 2 G
For each inspection of books ._ •. 0 1 0
for ovory extraet• of copy. at the rate of one shilling per folio of one
lnm<lrc<l aml sixty words.
SCHEDULE B.-B.AILIFFS' FEES.

For serving· every process "'hich he shall be required to serve within
·11is jurisdietion, wi1ere there is only oue defendant, or several de-
fendants residing in the same dwelling-house · £0 1 O
And for every mile he shall travel to serve same beyond one mile 0 O 6
Where tfofo1idants :reside in separate dwelling-houses, the same fees for each
de fen clan t.
Where any defendant resides out of the jurisdiction, such i::;um as the district judge
shall award according· to distance, not exceeding sixpence per mile.
SCHEDULE C.-IlARRISTEHS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES.

For taking- instructions, readin()' over·wills or other documents andin
full of all business in any no~-contentious case ' £1 0 0
Drawing testamentary proceedings, including all notices and sum-
monses
0 10 0
For the first copy ;ctually served 0 5 0
I~or every other copy · . __ __ 0 2 6
.I• ~· d~·~1 wing afll.da~it stating next of kin, an cl lodging same with the
0
,,«·!01~ ~f th~ chs~nct com:t, to be charged only in contentious cases 0 6 8

J )I e\ G'1.y a£?.clav1t ?f service of process, when sel'vice shall be proved
hy aff1dav1t (provided the district j nclge be satisfied it was necessary
to make more than one affidavit) . 0 0
H 20 .FEES.
£1 1ll 0
() 15 0
() () 8
0 10 G
() 10
1 10
FEES-IIARBO UR-l\IASTE RS . n21
.
VeBs<ils .traug.I Vessels trad- Coasting
north -?f 1tlie ing hctlrcen Vessels
l'arishcs. ..
Description of Y csscl. Tropic of the Tropics, payable ·
.
Cancer eaeh eaeh Voyng~.
Voyage. J quarterly.
- ---..------
.
Kingston. - - - - - - • - ~ - - - Ship or 3 masted Vcsscl
I
--
£ s. d.
1 12 0
£ s. d. £
0 16 0
s. d.
.• Brig or Brigantine -. 1 4 0 0 12 0
Schooner or Sloop .- 0 16 0 0 8 0
Coasting Vesscl -- . .. . .... 0 8 0
St. Thomas.~_ ••••.. - - - Ship or 3 masted Vcsscl .. 1 16 0 0 18 0
Brig or Brigantine .. 1 4 0 0 12 0
Schooner or Sloop -. 0 18 0 0 9 0
Coasting Vcsscl -. . .. . ... 0 6 0

...
. .
St .. l\Inry. _____ ..•• '.••• Ship or 3 masted Vessel ... 0 9 0 0 4 6
! Br.ig or Brigantine -. 0 6 0 0 3 0
Schooner or Sloop -. 0 4 6 0 2 3
Coasting Vessel .- ---. 0 1 6

•
Trelawny . ...... -... -.
• Same· Fees at St. Mary.
.
Westmoreland •••.•.• __ Same.
I
St. Ann ............... Same.

I
l
Portland •• _.......... __ Same.
}lanchester_____ •..... ~fame.
Hanover ••• __ ..... __ .• Ship or 3 masted Vessel .. 0 9 0 0 4 6

Brig or Brigantine -. 0 6 0 0 3 0
.
Schooner or Sloop .. 0 4 6 0 2 3
St. Elizabeth ...... _• ___ Same Fees as Hanover
•
St. Cathcrinc-(District
of St. Dorothy) .••• __ • Ship or 3 masted Vcsscl
. .. 0 18 0 0 9 0
Brig or Brigantine
•
.- 0 9 0 0 4 6
Schooner or Sloop .. 0 6 0 0 3 0
.
Fees to Officer in charge of Fort Charles, 4 7 Geo. III. cap. 17
On each Ship or Vessel to sail 4s. sterling. • Droghcrs excepted (3 Vic. c. 41.)
- = ··
•
•
REV.E NUE AND EX. P.~JNDirruR~~ .
L869-70.
•
•
•
02 REVENUE-Year ending 30th September, 1870.
RECEIPTS- £ s. d. £ s. d.
CUSTO::\IS-
Import Duties .- £198,916 10 5
Ditto, a<l<litioual .- 10,03!) 11 5
208,956 1 10 I .
Less Duties Refunded .. 6,521 7 6
. 202,434 14 4
TONNAGE DUES AND FEES-
Tonnages .- .- 6,933 3 1 I
Health Officers' Fees . - 171 0 01
Morant Point Llght House .- 2,007 6 4
Plumb Point Light House 863 1 7
Falmouth Marine Hospital -. 206
n
1 0
:Montego Bay ditto .- 14 6
•
Cayman !Rlan<l Droghers
Admeasuring Fees . -
.- 10
152
li 0
0
;o 10,447 10 () I
I
I
Total Customs .- .... '212,882 4 lO
EXCISE-
Rum Duties .- -- I
I
..... 78,263 11 6
LICENST:S-
S11int Licenses .. .- 12,1 S7 10 0
l\ietal Licenses
Hawkers' Licenses .-
. - ..
. - 20 0
409 12
0
G
Still Licenses
Trade Licenses --
- - -.
-- 1,:1so 0
7,132 0
0
0
Licenses for Sale of Gunpowder .- 36 10 01I
j
Total Licenses .- -. 21,105 12 6
STAMPS .. .- ........
t J 1,482
I
t 3 10~
LAND TAX- I
Applied to Main Roads -. -- 7,348 12 sl
I
Additional Registration .- 61 2 21
.-
I
Property Tax -- 4,258 5 31:
41
Total Land Tax -- .. 11,668 O; Tf
DIRECT TAXES-
Tax on Horsekind and Wheels
.. -. 19,992 11 6
Ditto in Kingston . - 947 1 8
Breeding Stock, &c. -. -. 3,203 9 11
Poor Rate .. -. 17,;,!28 16 4
Dog Tax -- -· -. 136 14 0
--
Total Direct Taxes -- .. ....... 41,508 13 5
I
FEES O"F OFFICE-
Quit Rent and Docket Fees -- -. .. -... 101 4 6
•
DISTRICT COURT FEES .- .. ...... 2,927 18 li
FEES OF PETTY SESSIONS .- .. .. - .... 2,210 2 4!
POSTAGE -. .. -. ....... 13,067 16 9
Carried forward
\
. -.
,
.. ..... -
- -395,280 7 Iii
-
· REVENNE-Year ending BOth :September, 1870.
RECEIPTS-
• •
£
Brought forward
TINES AND FORFEITURES--
Fines in Pet.ty Sessions 1,289 11
Fines in District Oourta 412 13
Fines, Forfeited Becognizances 336 ~
CEL?.~ RECEIPTS.-
Fire-arms ~stration ...
Crown proportion of-Seizures
Surcharges • • •• . •~
Colonial Bank, Interest on minimum Monthly Balances
Imperial Contribution to "Lock Hospital
Profit on Niekel Silver Goin
lliacellaneo:ue
Total Miacellaneeua . ·-
Canied forward
06 REVENUE-Year ending-30th September, 1870.
RECEIPTS- s. d. £
Brought forward
-:
Canied forwl'rd 414,418 . 0 0

•
CB REVENUE-Year ending 30th September, 1870.
RECEIPTS- £ s. d. £
Brought forward 414,418 0
.
-
Carried forward 1414,418 0

1.,l{EASURY ACCOUNT,
1869-70.
TREASURY ACCOUNT-
Fees of Office
Fees of District Courts
Fees of Petty Ses.aions
Bosta&i<
~nes J"Dd Forfeitures
!l'onn• Dbes
"'arketJ>oes 11..
· Re~1fi4emeot.S'in -Aid, &c.
Miacellaoebus ••
Poun~
Total Ordinaq Jlevenue

f'
Carried forward
c lt> TREASURY ACCOUNT-
Dr. Jamaica.-.dccoune shewi.tlg the Financial Operatimu of the Treamry,
£ s. d. £ s.
Brought forward 631 ,249 4
IMMIGRATION REVENUE 26,104 18
TO LOAN~
NEW DEBENTURES Isso:,; .
Ofnaolidat.ed Guaran
C01lao1idated Loan Law, ie
Loan. - 39 of 1669
47 of~
~11,100
63,860
0
0
0
0
• •
TO ADVANCd~!FuNfi'ED-t
Her'lra.ieaty'slmperial Government in re " La Have ' 7 3
Ditto P&JIDa&ter-Gene'llq*Or RQyal 'Bounty •• () 0
Trust Estate of Gra~r Sfi.!1¥p Dutif!f.f4 •• 0 0
8,329 . 7
TO DEPOSITS AT INTQE(Ta.-
Savings Banks ,.c<e !:?,823 10 2
Curates' Fund .. - 3,138 19 1
Rectors' Fund 1;864 13 11
Beckfo1·d and Smi'tih's Cha!ity 200 0 0
District Schools, Vere 266 19 0
....,.,..~ 28,294
TO DEPOSITS ~OT AT INT,EREST-
Insolvents .. 1 8
Court of Chancery ~ 7
Charitable Institutions, &c. 3
Immigrant.a' Colonization l'und, &e. 7 9
Police Reward F.und .•
Coustabulary Pension F.un.d. 3
Ditt<f Reward Fund .. _'lft:..~ _• 8
Premium and Interest ·on Island Loan Sequritiea for Sink- ~
ing Fund · S 0
Premium on Security Bonds •. 18 0 0
Customs Deposit Account ·10 0 0
Commissioners Kingston Markets, &c. 12,97'9 7 6
• II
Can-ied forward 32,808 19

--
0 868,927 11
•
TREASURY ACCOUNT.:_
Dr. Jamaica.-A.ccount shewif.g the Financial Operation. of tlte Treasury,
£ s. d. £ s.
Brought forward 32,808 19 0 868,927 11
TO DEPOSITS NOT AT INTEREST, contin-mn.

Official Liquidator Sligo Water Company l,222 11 0
'£raining College Library Fund 36 0 0
Unclaimed Lands, &c., Law 38 of.1869 •• 3 4 '6
SINKING FUNDS. .
Guarante~d Loa~l 7 Vic. 18D,7-l7 6 10
1;>itto Immigration 69t363 3 10
240,080 10 8
Premium on re-issue of New Guaranteed Bonds 7,945 16 0
GRAND TOT Alf
•
Year ending 30th Septembe1·, 1870.
c 19
Cr.
between lite 1st October, 1869, and the 30th September, 1870.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward 32,839 19 1. 976,941 6 7~
BY DEPOSITS NOT AT I~TEREST, continued.-

Srn1o::rn :FcNDS.
(Expenditure included above in Redemption of Loans)
14,264 5 0
Premium on Redemption of old Guaranteed Bonds
2,605 4 0
Charge on <litto ditto 3,291 15 0
Rest Investment
---- 53,001
...,
•.) l
BY CASH BALANCES ON THE 30THSEPTEMBER, 1870-
95 15 0
In the Chest 88,865 0 7
In the Colonial Bank 7
In the ha11<ls of the Crown Agents 18,057 1
1,000 0 0
Ditto ditto in Exchequer Bills
Ditto Parochial Treasurers, &c., &c. 13,056 4 9~
--- 121,074. 1 llt
1.
· GRAND TOT AL
____ __,_.... ----·- --·
l ,151,024 11 8~
•
ltECElPW AND DISBURSE-
'.PO LOANS-
!,iEW DEBENTURES lsSUED-
Cousolidated Quaranteed Loan, Law 39j 1869
.. 211,100 0
Consolidated Doan Law, Law 47, 1869 63,860 0
TO ADVANCES REFUND=
Her Ma~estY's Imperial Gov ent in re " La Jlave"
Her MaJesty's ;i'a7master-
T,. ..
raft>r Roya113o. .
Trust Estate or~~ray for StamyJ)uties
8"329
TO DEPOSITS 4T iNTER&-
Savingtr~ks W 2
Curates' • .
Req~.rs' ••
~ckt'ord all • h's charity ••
District Sch ere <:li .
28,294
BY DEPOSITS l.WT:+i:T ilf'ERES't...t..
Insolvents .ii~ •• 8
Court of Chancery 7
Charitable Instit11tionst l&c. 8
Immigrants' Col01fizatio'n, &e:, li'und 9
Police Reward Fund ••
Constabulary Pension F~nd • 3
Ditt.o Reward Fund •• 8
Premium and Interest on ls~d Loati.Secu 0 0
ing Fuµds .
Premium on Security Boe.ii.: 0 0
Cllf'toms' Deposit Account ••
Commissioners Kingston M.JICets, &c.
Official Liquidator Sligo WatJ!r CompanJ.
i
Training College Library Fun~
Unclaimed I,.ands, le, .Law 38 of 1 89 ••
SINKING~S- ~
Guaranteed Loa•7 Vic. 180,117
Ditto IQltnigration 69,363
8
Premium on Reissue of Ne uara~ed . -.• 0 282,097
1-------· 6~3,670
t::;j
laoreue. Decrease. I B E M A R K S•. . I ~-
1868-69.
I 1869-70.
:£ s. d. :£ 8. d. £ s. d. £
......s. d. c
Imports ... ... 184,632 14 . '1 192,6'12 12 '1 8,039 18 0 Improvement in Trade. 0
... ...... s Is:
Ditto Additional ...
...
18,465 10 0
17,166 2 7
9,'162 1 9
10,447 10 6 ......
8,703 8
6,718 12 l '
JAbolished lat March, 18'10. 1-d
>
Tonnage and other Dues ~
... ...... >
E%cise ...
....
74,178 4 6 78,263 11 6 4,085 . 7 0
JImprovement in Trade• t-3
1-4
Licenses
. ... 18,931 9 10 21,165 12 6 2,234 2 8
······ <
tz:.:I
... ...... 882 18 6 -·~parent, a portion of Stamp D11ties having been included
Stamps ... 12,365 2 4l 11,482 3 lOl
. ees of Petty Seasion_s. · ~
tz:.:I
Lend Ta%, &c. ... ... I 13,()82 u. 8 I: 11;668 0 lll ······ I 1,414 11 6tj Fluctuation in Collection and Exhaustion of the Registration
Tax.
>
~
Direct Taxes
1-~~
Fees of District Ooarts
Fees of Petty Seaaiona
.
... ...
...
...
...
4'1,110 6· '1 . · 41,508 13 IS
322 2 0
2,254 5 4
......
104. 4 6
2,927 18 lt
2,210 2 4l
l
......
......
673 -12 91
2,210 2 4l
5,601 13
......
.
2l Abolition or Taxes.
217 17 6 Abolition of Ordina1"1'a Fees.
..... Fuller development.
New Item.
~
U2
t-3
>
i-3
trJ
i:;::
trJ
. Postage ... ... 12,739 2 9 13~067 16 9 328 14. 0 ...... lnareaae on improved communication •
z
i-3
Fines and Forfeitures .•• ... . 1,553 3 2,037 11 2 484 7 9l ······ Fluctuation•
0
llal'ket Dues ... ... 1,219 '/ 0 875 12 6i ....... 343 14 5!'. Total withdrawal of the Kingston Markets for a Fund under
Commiaaioners.
~
I
I
i-3
Reimbursements in Aid, &c.
... I 7,44'1 1:3 21; 10,253 12 2_ ·1 2,805 19 o I ......
......
By Prison Sales. ~
trJ
Miscellaneous and Oalual ... 3,358 ll1 lili; ; 6,970 16 2 2,611 18 2l Interest from Colonial Bank on increased monthly minimum
balances and new item, "Lock Hoi;pital.". ~
t?=j
-414,826
- -13 - ;j
I z
9' 4'14,41S 0 ot 23,474 1 9f 23,882 15. 61
Immigration- q
Export Dutie11 ... ...
...
22,7'13 9 I> . ...... 22,556 18 1 216 10 10
291 10 10
t Mere Fluctuation.
~-
--- ·-- ---- ---······

Capitation Tu:. &c. 3,839 10 4 3,547 19 6
23,474 1
PUBLIC DEBT,
DEBT. To whom Doe.
Curates' Fund
Rectors' F,pnd
Kingston
3,800 0 0 ditto
a6,4oo 0 <() ditto
0 -0 di~
0 .ditto
0
22,3J 9 0 0 1864. Roads and Bridges
12,710 0 0 dit~o 186A;. Further Repairs nnd Buildings
12,750 0 0 ditto ditto lSGt Reconstruction Kingston Stree
7,690 0 0 ditto ditto 1~. ToRe-payadvancesforRoads,&

0 0 ditto ditto 1866. Bebellion ;Experµies •
•
6,006 0 o. ditto ditto
7,660 0 0 ditto ditto
63,860 0 ditt.o 6-per ~nt.

211,100. 0 '() ditm itto of Guaranteed Loans
665,643 11 3
~ ·
F .4 ACCOUNT of Expenditure incurred by Great Bri~ain for the :Military Pro-
Amount in
Poucla Sterling
.·£ s. d.
27,988 1 6
2,332 • 2
tection and in aid of the Civil Establishment. F5
ORDINANCE-MILITARY WoRKS, STORES, BARRACKS, &c. Total Expl'niliture

i"cuned bv Great
Britain in.Pounds
,
I
Specify each Separate Head of Expenditure.
Amount in
Pounds Sterling.
Sterling.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Purchase and Repairs of Warlike Stores ........ 15 7 8
Pay Royal Engineer Department .... ~ ..... 1,013 4 6
Works and Buildings-Fortifications-Parts 1, 2 and 3 316 5 2
Ditto Barracks - ..... .. ... 3,803 5 5
. '
I
"
.
RECAPITULATION.
.
Pay of Troops, &c. ........ £64,241 4· 9
Military Works, &c. ... - 5, 1_48 2 9

- 69,389 7 6
£5,145
----.----
69,389 7 6
2 91
..
2-}I1lttary-, &c .
F6 MILITARY.
J!istribution of Her Ma}esty' s Troops Serving in Jamaica.*
a
...::s
Q
...0 ~
STATIONS. .....,;
Q) ,,; Ol ~ REMARKS.
<.)
...,ui $""Q)
~
,,;
l':l $""
l::l
l::l
~~
• §
ro ] ~ Et:i "°b.O
Q)
8 ..!:4 ~
ea Q)
Ql P< ..0
p ..,
Oil
"" Q)
§ -+"
0
~ "°
0 w. (/] w. E-1 P=i 8
---- -- - - -- - - ----·
ST.A.FF .AND DEPARTMENTAL
0FFICE~S.
Kingston - l .. . . .. 4 .. 15 20 1 Colonel Commanding.
1 Acting Garrison Adjutant.
1 Brigade Major.
•
Up-Park Camp 2 3 12 2 36 JO 385 450
1 Assistant Controller.
2 Deputy Commissaries.
Newcastle - 2 3 7 .. 18 2 221 253 2 Assistant Commissaries.
1 Senior Medical Officer.
2 Staff Surgeons.
Port-Royal - .. .. 5 .- 13 .2 174 194
4 Staff Assistant Surgeons.
1 Deputy Paymaster.
Botanic Gardens . . . . . .. .. 1 .. 9 10 l Assistant Paymaster.
4 Officiating Chaplains.
-- -927
-
-5,-61--;; 7-;;l~ so .~ .
'1 Compiled from Bl'igade Office Return fornariled 1st January, 1871.
.
~ 11
-
I
I:
ii
MILITARY. F7
I
Return of Military Posts and Forts under the control of the War Department on the
31st December, 1870.
Station. Description. Remarks.
Kingston - 1. The barracks - Occupied by the colonial autho-

rities as offices, courts. &c.,
under W. O. letter of'2nd Nov.
'70.
" 2. The arsenal (military and commissariat Occupied.
stores)
" 3. Head-quarter house - - Ditto.
" 4. Staff and control department offices - Ditto.
Up-Park Camp 'fhe barracks - - Ditto.
Botanic Gardens Picquet house - - Ditto.
Newcastle - The barracks - - Ditto.
Port Royal - 1. 'l'he barracks
"
"
• 2. Two store magazines
3. Batteries and expense magazines
~ Ditto
Apostles' Battery 1. The barracks Occupied by the colonial autho-
2. Battery and magazine ~ rities as a quarantine station, un-
der W. O. authority, 21st Aug.
1869. Jamaica 5-526. Maga-
zine occupied by warclepartmoot
Fort August'1 l. The barracks - - Unoccupied-in ruins.
" 2. The fort and magazine - Magazine occupied.
Rock Fort 1. The fort and barracks - Uno.ccupied-the barracks m
rums.
" 2. The magazine and keeper's house - Occupied.
Fort Nugent - 1. The fort, barrack, aud magazine
2. The 1Harte1lo tower ~
J Unoccupied-in bad order.
"
Spanish Town - The barracks - - Occupied by the colonial autho-
rities as a constabulary depot
! .. under W. 0. authority 31st
July, 18G7. ,'famaica 2-676.
NOTE.-£600 per ann mis paid hy tho Colony to the War Department of the £750 per annum appropriate(l
by the 17th Victoria, chapter 29, to the pay of the· Officers of Fort Charles, towards the repairs of the forts and
fortifications transferred uu<ler Act 26th Victoria, chapter 2, section 2.
Return of lllilitary Posts and Forts belonging to the Local Government on the 31st
December, 1870.
Station. Description. Remal'ks.
Morant Bay - The fort - -. J)

- Unoccupied.
Port ~Iorant - Fort - - - In ruins. r
I
Port Antonio - Fort and barracks - - Uuoccupied.

Po1i JHaria - Fo1t - - - In ruins.
Rio Bueno - Fort - - - Ditto.
Falmouth - Fort and barracks - • - Fort in ruins-the barracks oc-
cupied.
Maroon Tqwn - Barracks.
l\fontego Bay - Forts (two) and barracks - Forts in ruins.
Lucea - Fort and barracks.
Green Island - Fort - - - In ruins.
Sava.nna-1a-l\Iai· Fort - - - Ditto.
Mandeville - Hired barrack - - Occupied.
Stony Hill - 1Barracks - - - Permanently tranferrad to the
colonial authorities by W. O.
I Jetter, dated 31st May, 1869,
No. Jamaica, 2-750.
MILITARY.
MILITIA.
'fhe Militia Act, 9th Victoria, cap. 35, proYides for the following Force :
~ Regiments of Cav!J.lry 545 Men
22 Regiments of Infantry 4,250 "
7 Companies of Artillery l 7G "
4,971
The above Force is not embodied. In case of Invasion or actual Rebellion, the
Governor may, with the consent of the Privy Council, increase the Militia.
JAMAICA CONSTABULARY FORCE.

Law 8 of 18G7 constitutes. an improved Police FoTce, designated "The Jamaica
Constabulary." rrhe new Police is, to a considerable degree, under military organiza-
tion, given to it in order to its greater efficiency as a protective force, but it is essen-
tially a civil body, and those .constituting it are bound to discharge the duties which
are imposed on Constables, either by the common or statute law.
The maximum strength of the Constabulary Force is as follows:
One Inspector-General.
One Deputy Inspecto1:-General.
Three First Class Inspectors.
Four Second Class Inspectors.
Eight Third Class Inspectors.
Fifteen Sub-Inspectors.
Fifteen Sergeant-Majors.
Thirty-four Sergeants.
Sixty-eight Corporals.
Two Hundred First Class Constables.
Six Hundred Seconu Class Constables.
But the Law does not render it obligatory on the Govemor to raise the whole Force,
or to continue it at the full strength.
The pay of the Officers is on the following sr.ale ;
Inspector-General, £600 salary, and £200 travelling allowance, with forage allow-
ance for three horses (ls. 6d. each per diem).
Deputy Inspector-General, £350 salary, and £1 per diem travelling expenses,
with forage allowance for three horses (ls. 6d. each per diem).
Each First Class Inspector, £300 per annum, with forage allowance for two
horses (ls. 6d. each per diem).
Each Second Class Inspector, £250 per annum, with forage allowance, as in the
case of a First Class Inspector.
Each Third Class Inspector, £200 per annum, with forage allowance as above.
Each Sub-Inspector, £130 per annum, with forage allowance for one horse (ls. 6d.
per diem).
CON'STABFLARY. FO
Each Sub-Inspector,' when ac:ting as the Inspector of a District, receives half the
salary of a Third Class Inspector, and half that of an officer cf his own grade,
making a total of £165 per annmn, \vith forage allowance for two horses (ls. Gel.
each per die1;n).
A Second Class ln::,;pector acts as Depot Inspector, or Instructor to the Uen while
under military training, and discharge the. duties of Barrackmaster and Quartermaster,
but receives no additional pay. • •
The following is the pay of the Sub-Officers and Men :

De.pot Sergeant-~Iajor, 5s. per day.
Sergeant-1\Iajor, 4s. Gd. per day.
Sergeant, 3s. 6d. per day.
Corporal, 3s. per day. ·
'First Class Constables, 2s. lOd. per day.
Second Class Constable, 2s. 4d. per day.
And 2cl. per day additional to each mounted man, whether of the first or second class.
No man is admitted into the Force except he produces a certificate from a Magis-
trate, a Clergyman, of other Gentlemen of position, testifying to his being of goo.d
character for honesty, sobriety, fidelity, and activity, and that his companions are
reputable and above snspicion. • ·
No person is eligible to be a member of the Force who is not capable of reading,
without hesitation, auy printed or written document, and of writing a fair hand; of
::mnncl constitution, able-hoc.lied, and. noL belo.w eighteen year!> or above thirty-five
years of age; not less than five feet seven inches in height, and thirty-three inches
around the d1cBt. 0
The period of enlistment is fo·e years, at the encl of which time the Constable has
the option of re-emolmc:nt for a further term of five years, which entitles him to parti-
cipate in the '' Pension Fund," tovrnrds which each member of 'the Force .(including
Officers) contributes eightpence in the pound of their pay.
~ixpence per diem is stopped from each man while in Ilospital, or on the Sick List,
in ai'd of the medical expenses. of the Force ; but any man reported unfit for duty,
through his own indiscretion, is assessed in the payment of an additional sixpence per
die1n. ·
Each Sub-Officer and Man receives anmially from Government one suit of clothes
and a pair of boots ; and is also allowed bed and bedding free.
Fifty-two horses are allowed the Officers of the Force for the more rapid transmis-
sion of pressing orders, reports, and important despatches, distributable as follows:
.Four for Head-Quarter purposes.
Three for the Orderlies of the Inspector-General.
Two for the Orderlies of.the Deputy Inspector-General.
Two for the Orderlies of each Inspector, except the Depot Inspector.
One for the Orderly of each Sub-Inspector.
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F 10 OONSTABUJ_,ARY.
Distributivn of the Constabulary on the 31st Decemher, 1870.

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Head-Quarter Constahu- J 1 .... ... ... ... . .. ... .. .
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lary Office, Spanish Town . • ••I
~st. Catherine . . .... ... ... ... 1 l 3 4 43 I 50 Sub-Inspector Tivy.

.. . ... ... ... 42 ~ Inspector McLeod and Sub-
Clarendon
. 1 1 1 2 4 35 Inspector Doorley .
. •
St. Thomas .. ... ... 1 .. . ... 1 2 4 32 39 Inspector Cotter.
Trelawny .. ... . .. 1 ... ... 1 2 3 26 I 32 Inspector Mitchell.
Manchester . . ... ... .. . 1 ... 1 1 6 31 39 Inspector Brownrigg. . .
Hanover . . ... ... ... 1 ... 1 .. . 4 26 31 Inspector Hepburn.
Portland .. . l
... ... 1 ... 1 2 3 ~33 39 Inspector"McGra th,
St. Andrew .. ... 1 .. . ... ... 1 2 4 32 39 Inspector Nairne.
St. James .. ... ... ... 1 .. . 1 2 4 32 39 Inspector Stewart.
St. Mary .. ... ... .. . 1 ... 1 2 3 30 36 Inspector Broderick.
King$ton, including Town ~
... 1 ... ... 1 1 6 6 126 139 {Inspector Alexamlerand Sub-
Inspector Black .
of Port Royal
St. Elizabeth . . ... ... 1 ... 1 2 4 31 38 Inspector Wheatlc.
Westmoreland .. ... .. . ... 1
... 1 2 5 27 35 t Acting Inspector Isaacs.
St. Ann .. ... ... .. . 1 .. . 1 I 4 33 39 Inspector Hart.
rCapt. ;lfoore (Depot Inspec-
5.,, I tor and Quartermaster) ;
Depot, Spanish Town ... ... 1 ... 2 l 4 2 48 v l !Sub-Inspector Field; Sub-
Insp. Crosbie (under training)
--11-2-[~j-s- ~ 15 32 60!s8sj692
• The Depot In$11ector is also in command of St. Catherine.

t The Acting Inspector ho1ds a. Commission as Sub-Inspector.
t Sub~Inspector Field acts as Assistant to the Depot: Inspector. .
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PUBLIC WORKS,
CIVIL ROADS, CANALS, BlUDGES, BUILDINGS, &c.
187Q.
•
G2 PUBLIC WORKS, &c.
Describe thc_Work and where Situated. -n'hcther Constructing or Estimated Ex- Authority under which it is
under Repair. pense in Pounds ·Executed.
Sterling.
·---------· - - - - - - - ---.--- - - - - - - - - ----·---!----·---·----·---
CHURCHES. £ s. d.
Parish Church, Kingston . .. Ordinary repairs and 36 0 0 Colonial Estimate~, 1869-iO
painting
St. Michael's Church, Kingston Ditto 41 0 0
Parish Church, St. Andrew ... Erecting bell-frame, and 25 0 0
lime-whiting interior
Mount James' Chapel, St. Andrew Repairs to building and 50 0 0
enclosure wall
Woburn Lawn Chapel, St. Andrew New wall to church-yard 40 0 0
Yallahs Clmrch, St. Thomas . .. Repairs to wall ofchurch- 30 0 0
yard
Morant Bay New Church ... Erection of 1,094 0 0
St. Margaret's Bay Church, Portland Building a Yestry-room 25 0 0
l\Ioore Town Church, Portland Repairs 70 0 0
Highgate Church, St. Mary .. . Repairs, and erection of 84 0 0
wire fence
Annotto Bay New Church ... Erection of 1,200 0 0
Retreat Church, St. Mary . . . Reslungling roof, and re- 90 0 0
pairing flooring
Claremont Church, St. Ann . . . Painting roof anu iron 21 0 0

columns
St. Ann's Bay New Church . .. Erection of • 2,272 18 6
Spanish Town Cathedral . . . Partial reshingling and 116 0 0
general repairs
Mandeville Church ... Repairing flooring, and 30 0 0
vcn tilating roof
St, George's Chapel, l\Iile Gully New flooring, repairs to 106 0 0
roof, &re.
St. Paul's Church, (Keynsham) Man- General repairs 100 0 0
chester
St. :Mary's Church, (Malvern) Saint Repairs 125 0 0
Elizabeth
Black River Church ... Repairs 40 0 0
St. Andrew's Church, St. Elizabeth Repairs 91 0 0
St. Paul's Church, Westmoreland Repairing roof and shut- 48 0 0
ters
St. Mary's Church, Westmoreland Repairing and painting 38 0 0
St. John's Church, Westmoreland Repairing and painting 25 0 0
Green Island Church, Hanover Repairing vestry roof, &c. 51 0 0
Chichester Church, Hanover .. . Repairing, roof, &c. 84 0 0
Rio Bueno Church, Trelawny . . . General Repairs 50 0 0
Carried forward 5,982 18 6
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PUBLIC 'YORKS, &c. G3
If Finished If Unfinished
Fund from Whether actual amount amount of
which tho "When Fini~bed or of Expenditure Expenditure Total. REm:i.rks.
Expense rs Commenced. Unfinisl•cd. in .Pounds up to present
Defrayed. Sterling. date in Pounds
Sterling.
- ------ ------- .---·- ---·
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Gen. Revenue 2nd July, '70 Finished 32 0 6
... 26th May, •70 ... 55 11 0

... 22nd Deer., '69 ... 9 13 9
... 8th Sept,, '70 Unfinished ... 41 4 9
... 23rd Sept., '70 Finished 40 0 0

... 6th July, '70 ... 16 4 7
... 19th Feby., '70 Unfinished ... 168 9 1

... 26th Sept., '70 Finished 25 0 0
... 21st Oct., '69 ... 69 1 9

... 5th Feby., '70 ... 124 11 6
... 4th Nov., '69 Unfinished ... 1 12 6

... 8th August, '70 ... .. . 27 1 8
... 22nd July, '70 Fini2hcd 21 0 0

•
... 4th Nov., '69 Unfinished ... 803 0 6
... 17th March, '70 Finished 139 4 2
... 26th May, '70 ... 30 0 0
... 28th April, '70 Unfinished ... 72 13 0
... 28th July, '70 ... ... 51 14 4
... 30th Sept., '70 Finished 125 0 0
... 31st March, '70 ... 40 0 0
... 27th October, '69 ... 87 19 1 .

... 30th Sept., '70 ... 48 0 0
... 29th June, '70 ... 38 0 0

... 12th May, '70 ... 20 0 0
... 30th Sept., '70 ... 51 0 0
... 16th Sept., '70 ... 100 0 0
... OOth Au~•t, '70 I ... 46 15 0
... 1-----
... 1,119 1 4 1,165 15 IO ~.~84 ~7 .2-
_5t._
PUBLIC ·woRKS, &a. G5
,..
F1md from.
I
Whether
I
ae~•~al am~unt amount of
I
which the When Finished or of J~xpend1lure Expendituro Total. Rema.l'ks.
Expense is ;commenced • Uclinishcd. in l'o?nds I up to present
. Defrayed, · I Sterlmg. ldate in Pounds
. Sterling.
--- s. d.
------ -----
£ s. d.
£ £ s. d.
... .. ... 1,119 1 4 1,165 15 10 2,284 17 ·2
Gen. Revenue 3rd March, '70 Finished 14D 13 4

... 30th Sept., '70 ... 29 0 0
... 26th May, '70 .. ' 55 0 0 .I '
... . July, •7o

. 13th ... 72 10 0 1,165 15 10
•
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... ... 1,425 4 8 1,165 15 10 2,591 0 6
I
... , : 18th Oct., 169 Unfinished . . 1,439 15 8 I
... 18th Oct., '69 Finished 41 17 4

II
I
Fnnds of the 6th July, 'G9 ... 420 G 0 f
I
I
\Var Dcpartut..
i
Gen. Revenue 4th May, '6fl ." 1,781 19 6
'
I
.. II
... 13th July, '70 ... 189 G 4
I
I
I
Immg. Funil
...
13th Jan., '70
10th l!'eb., '70
...
....
~05 16 1
. .
I
... 10th Feb., '70 ... J 379 16 0
... I I
Gen. Rcrnnue
Immg. Fund
·
17th Aug., '70
~ 8th Oct., '69 ...

77 19 6
658 rn 11
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... 19th Jan., '70 ... 27 10 0
... 31st March, '70 ... 42 0. 0

I
... 15th Oct., '69 ... 138 8 5 I
I
Gen. Revenue 2nd Feb., '70 ... 275 18 0
... 24th June; '70 ... 43 0 0
Immg. Fund 12th Jan., '70 ... 122 2 ol

25th Nov., '69 Unfinished ... 202 14 1 I
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Gen. Revenue 6th July, '70 Finished 24 3 1
... 2nd July, '70 ... 209 16 1
... 1•
24th Aug., '70 ... 46 10 10 I'
'
... 38 9 1
... 15th Oct., '69
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... ... , ...
I 4,723 18 2 1,642 9 9 6,366 7 11.
2-Public Works, &c,

GG PUBLIC WORKS, &c.
D•re<iboth• W o,k, .nd wbm SiOuoteJ

.
Wh•th~ Coo•b.otiog
under Repair.
°'. E"im.tol Ex-
pcnsein Pou1lds
Authority Ul!lder which it is
Executed.
Sterling.
------------- --------·--- ------

£ s. d.
--------·-- ··--
Brought forward 8,427 0 3
IIOSPI'l'ALS. contin1wcl.
Old Rcformatoi·y for lloys, St. Andrew :Additions, ancl fitting up :!00 0 0 Colonial Estimat~s, 1869-70 •
as a joint alms-hou8e
for Kingston and St.
Andrew
Ditto ... Additional buildings erect· 500 0 0 Col. See's. Letter, 9th April,
ed 1870
. . . Furtlier ail'ditions and Verbal authority of Col. Seo.

• Ditto
alterations "'
Dry River Coolie Ho~pital ... Fitting.up 172 0 0 Col. See's. Letter, 2nd Feby.
1869
Ditto ••• Erection of dispruser's 55 0 0 Clll. See's. Letter, 14th April,

room and airing shed 18i0
Savanna-la-Mar Coolie Hospital Erection of additional 420 0 0 Col. Secs. Letter, 19th Feb. '70
buildings
Hordley Coolie Ho~pital, St. Thomas Erection of buildings Col. See's. Letter, 6th June,
}870
Lepers' Home, Healthshire ·.. Erection of builclings 350 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1869-70
Lucca Poor House · ·· Building residence far DB 0 0

matron, anil kitchen
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PRISONS.
.
Total for Ho.spitals 10,222 0 3
----- ······
General Pimitcntiary, Kingston ... General repairs 92 0 0 ······

Ditto ... Repairing roof of brick- 51 0 0 Col. Sec'a. Letter, 2nd Aug. '70
kiln
·mtto
. ... Building a second wharf 25(). 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 18fi9-70
Port-Royal Lock-up_ ... Il('G]Jiugli:i~ n:Hl repair-

I 80 O· 0 ......
illg guttering
:
~:folt!lesex and Surry County Gaol Additions to superiutcu- 150 0 0 .....
Jent's qu:11-tcrs
Ditto ... Erecting division wall, 240 0 0 ......

and general repairs
Ditto ... Sanatory improvements ... Col. See's. Letter, 23rd Nov.,
l<'itting up hospital, &c. 1'869; ancl
Ditto, 13th July, 1870
District Prieon, St. Catherine ... Purclia8e of laml, and ex- 200 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1869-70
tension of same
Ditto ... Ventilating ho~pital ... Col See's. Letter, 9th Sept. '69
Look-up Rooms at Constabulary Sta- Pro>iding gt~aril bods 150· 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1869-70
tions, generally
R<•fonnatories at Stony Hill, Saint Repairs aud alterations 60 0 0 ......
Andrew
Look-up, Port :Maria Erection of latrines 20 0 0 ······
Look-up, Savanna-la-Mar ... Repairs
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... Col. See's.Letter, 19th May. '70
Total for Prisons 1,293 0 0 ......

PUBLIC WORKS, &c. G '1
•' IfFini~bcd If Unfinished .
Fund from Whether actui;,l amount amount of
.. which the
Expense is
defrayed.
When
Commenced•
Finished or
Unfini::;hed.
vfE:xpenditure Expenditure
in Pounds uµ to present
Tota1. Remarks.
Sterling. date in Pounds
Sterling. I•
------ ------ ------ -
·.
. £ s. d. £ s. d. ! £ s. d.
... ... ... 4,723 18 2 1,642 !) 9 6,366 - 7 11
Gen. Revenue 24th Dec., '69 Finished 215 17 5
... - 25th March, '70 Unfinished 1

813 0 6
... 15th July, '70 ... J
Immg. Fund 29th April, 169 Finished 30 18 10
... 30th Sept., '70 Unfinished ... 37 1 6
... 3rd March, '70 ... ... 160 9 0

- -
... 3rd March. '70 ... ... 259 6 9
Gen. Re,,enue 8th Oct., '69 Finis-bed 62!> l!J 8.
... 3rd March, '70 Unfinished ... 91 i 4

-5,(iOO
- -14- - ---·-
... ... ... 1 3,003 14 10 8,604 8 11
,
------ -
... 8th Dec .. '69 Finished 81 18 8
... 13th July, '70 ... 53 7 10
... 16th Sept., 170 Unfinished ... 170 11 6
... 11th Aug., '70 Finished .72 0 8

'
... 2nd Jnly, '70 ... 235 H 4

.
... . 1st Dec., '69 ... 302 13 7
... 31st l\Iarcl1, '70 ... 59 4 9
... 5th May, '70 Unfinished ... 26 0 0
... 21st Oct., '69 Finished 40 15 8
... 12th Jan., '70 ... 54 16 H
... 8tli Oct., '69 ... 69 4 1

.
... 27th Oct., '69 ... 63 10 3
... 24th Aug., '70 ... 69 7 7
... ... ... --- 1,102 14 4

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196 11 6 1,29!) 5 10.

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--------------------------i------------------~--------~---- ..................________...,._.
Describe the Work, and where Situated. Whether Constructing or Estimnted Ex:- Authority under which it is
under Herair. pe'Il~dn Pounds Executed.
Sterling.
- ------·--- -------11--------·--- _____ f_ _ _ _ _ _......._~--
i£ s. d.
.
COURT HOUSES. .
Kingston Court House ... Impro'\"ements ... Col. See's. Letter, 81h Jan. '70
Court House, Post and Audit Offices Painti.ng, and 01·dinary 66 0 0 Coloni!M Estimates, 1869-70
and 'l'rcaBury, Kingston repairn
Buff Bay Court House ... General i·ef>airs 60 0 0 . .....
...
Annotto Bay Coui·t House
-
General repairs and re-
shingling
86 0 0
. ······
Port Maria Court House ... Repairs 74 0 0 .......
Lucea Court House ... Completion of general re- 68 0 0 ......
ii airs '
mack River Court House ... Repairs 39 0 0 ......
Ulster Spring Court House and Con- Compensation for lnn<l & 734 0 0 ······
stabulary Station erection of new building
Rodney Hall Court House ... Reshingling, and i·e11air-
ing steps
43 0 0 .. .....
St. John's Court House .... General repairs and 35 0 0 . ......

painting
Old Harbour Court House and Con- Repairs ... 001. Sec.'s Letter . 7th Oct.,
stabulary Station 1869
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Total for Court Houses l,205 0 0 .......
OTHER WORKS.
Customs amlinternalRevenue Offices, Alterations :rna addi- 2,5!:!6 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1869-70
Kingston tional building8, &c. &c.
Old Treasury Building, (in Harbour Repairing, fitting ~p. :ind, 500 0 0 .......
Street) Kingston furnishiug fol' public
offices ,J i-
... Renewal 50 0 0
Harbour Piles, Kingston ······
Kingston Pa1·aae . .. Enclosing with iron 1·ail- 1,800 0 0 ~. ..' .
ing
l\1etcalfe Statue .. . Quarryirng marble fo1· 240 0 0 .......

base of ·r '
Ditto . . . Formation ofroad ... . .......
Kingston Markets ... Repairs 80 0 0 .......

Palisadoes, Kingston ••• Clearing land, and plant- 250 0 0 ,.............
ing cocoauuts and senna ,!)'
Miss Crq.wle's House, Port Royal Repairs 200 0 0 ...... .

Cinchona Plantation, St. Thomas Completion of residence 493 0 {)
- ......
for su1ierintendent, out-
building&, &c., and fur-
niture .
30 0 0 Col. S ec's Letter,
March, 1870
1
19tli J
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,......
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,
Carried forward ... 6,169 0 @
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PUBLIC WORKS,.&c. G9
. If Finished If Unfinished
Fund from Whether actual amou:iit amount of
which the When Finished or ofExpcnditutc Expenditl!re Total. Remarks.
Expense is Commenced. U:Qfinished. in Pounds up to p:·esent
· defrayed.
- - - - - - - - - - - - -· ----
I ~tcrling.
_..,____. __
date in Pounds
Sterling.
' £ s. cl. £ s. d. £ . s. d.
Gen. Revenue 21st Jan., '70 Finished

.
... 5thMay, '70 ... } 195 6 9
... 13th Sept., '70 Unfinished ... 10 0 0 . .

... 12th Maj·, '70 Finished
j
97 12 11
. I
... 27th Oct., '69 ... 58 19 7

I
... 21st Oct., '69 ... 105 9 7 I
I
... 9th Sept., '70 ... 31 J9 0
... 4th Nov., '69 Postponed ... . 24 1 9 ... Purchase

Lana.
of
... 6th July, '70 Finished 42 17 4
... :9th Sept;, '70 ... ..

35 0 3 :
..... . :
,
4th Nov., '70 ... rn' o
. 5
·------ ·------
... ······ ... 573 1 5 34 1 9 607 3 2
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•, ..
... 21st Oct., '69

.
Unfinished I .. . I
i
1,259 17 3
I
11th Nov., '69 Finished 1,223 16 11 .

. ... 17th Aug., '70 ...
.
32 13 2
.
.. -~-~
.
.~
.... 24th Dec., '69 Unfinished ... 0

•
15 0
' •
... 15th Oct., '°69 .-.. ' .. . 120 3 4
... 12th Feb .., '70 Finislied 266 13 9
... fi ·nth Nov., '69 ... 20 17 4 •

... 21st Oct., .69 Unfinished ... I 51 19 0
I
'
... 21st Jan., '70 ... ... 221 10 3
I
•.
... 3rd Nov., '69 Finished 726 15 3 ' .. . . ..
\ \ .. ..
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t·
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. '.. ' ' -- ~
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·. .
.. ······ ... .:J.
·1·
..!.
.2,270 16 5
. 1,654 3,925
..
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3-PUDLIC WORKS.
•
G 10 PUBLIC WORKS, &c.
- ,;
Describe the Work, and whore Situated. Whether Constructing or Estimated Ex- Authodty under which it is
under Repair. . pensein Pounds Executed.
Steriing.
- ------ ----
£ s. d.
Brought forward ... I ······ 6,169 0 0
······
OTHER WORKS, continuea.
New Market Shed, Port Maria ... Erection of 2i6 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1869-70
Annotto Bay Constabulary Station Repairs to lock-up, &c. 220 0 0 .......
Rectory, Port Maria ... General repairs 160 0 0 ·······
Rectory~ St. Ann's Bay ... Co~pletion of general re- 43 0 0 ......
pairs
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King's House, Spanish Town ... General repairs 100 0 0
······
Ditto ... Furniture, and repairs to 145 0 0 ......
furniture
Free School, Spanish Town ... Reshingling 64 0 0 ......
Financial Secretary's Office ... Erecting latrines 35 0 0 ......
Alter'.1-tions and fittings Various authorities
Cathedral, Spanish Town ... Erection of Tablet to late 52 0 0 Colcmial Estimates, 1869-70
Speaker Morales
Old Harbour Market Shed ... Repairs 40 0 0 .....
Market, Spanish Town ... Repairs . 27 0 0 t 0 ~Io 0
......
Alley Market Shed ...
I Providing moat stalls and
draining the yard
54 0 0
Old Harbour ... Supplying and fixing Hl 223 0 0 ......

beacons and 4 buoys
I
Chapelton Constabulary Station Restoration of old build- 94 0 0 ......
ing
l\Iandc>ille Barracks ... Repairing stepg, roof, 30 0 0
·.·····
out-offices, &c. •
Mandeville Rectory ... Repairs 53 0 0 ....
Black River Constabulary Station ComJletion of repairs, 50 0 0
... . ~
......
'
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an painting '
'
Col. Dues Office, Black. River ... Fitting up 16 0 3
. ······
Soho Mills, Montego Bay ... Pitting up for bonding 120 0 0 ....... '
stores
Falmouth Landing Place ... Repairing and extending 90 0 0 ...... i
Falmouth Shambles ... Repairs 75 0 0 ...... .

Falmo,)lth
._. Harbour ... Blowing up sunken rocks 150 0 0
······ -
at entrance
~~~nHii' ... Supplylng . and fixing
• -. .. )I. ,...,i.I. ...
beacons ······
Falmouth Rectory ... General repai.rs and · 8i 0 0 ......
painting
Carried· fo11ward ... ......

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8,313 0 3 ......
.
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PUBLIC WORKS, &c.. Gll
I
Fund from
. Whether
act•1al amount amount of
which the When Finished or of Expenditure Expenditure Total. Remarks.
Expense is Commenced. Unfinished. in Pounds up to present
Defrayed, . Sterling. date in Pounds
Sterling.
---
£ a. d.
- £ s. d. £ s. d.
-
... ... ... 2,270 lG 5 1,654 4 JO 3,925 I 3
Gen. Revenue 2nd May, '70 Unfinished ... 5 3 0

... Il'>th June, '70 ... . .. . 119 4 7
:
... 24th Aug., 170 .. .. . 71 7 0

... 30th Sept., '70 ... ... 13 2 0
...
. . 15th Oct., '69 Finished 104 12 5
.
... 15th Oct., '62 ... 278 5 5
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... 25thNov.,'69 ... 63 0 9
} ... 15th Oct., '69 ... 83 4 11
... 10th Feb., '70 ... 13 9 ()
... 21st March, '70 ... 40 0 0
... 23rd June, '70 ... 34 1 2

... 27th Oct., 69 Un£nished ... • 34 15 4
.
... 1st March, '69 ... ... 40 0 0
... 25th Nov., '69 Finished 109 7 3
I
... 4th Aug., '70 ... 36 8 8
...
...
...
23rd Nov.• '70
29th Jan., '70
Unfinished
Finished 58 lfi 10
'20 0 0
.
... 6th Jan., '70 ... 25 10 0
... 15th Oot., '69 ... 142 14 5
... 3rd March, '70 ... l:l3 17 11 .
... 4th Aug,, '70 ... .

74 0 0
• ..
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... 353 19 11
... 15th Oct., '69 1I Unfinished
. ,f• ..
....
... ... ~
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. -~
~~.. 't
/\ \>
... 22nd J nnc, '70 Finished 90 12 0 j

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--·--- -
1~~~
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... ... ... 2,31116 8 5,860 l4 4;
.J~
PUBLIC WORKS, &c. G 13
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Fond from Whether actual amount amount of
which the When Finished or of Expenciitare Expenditure Total. Remarks.
Defrayed. -Sterling. date in Pounds
, ----- ---
Sterling.
£ s. d.
.
------
s. d.
£ £ s. d.
... ... ... 3,548 17 8 2,311 16 8 5,860 14 4
Gen. Revenue 29th Jan., '70 Fini~hed

. 71 15 10
.
...
.
lstDec., '69 ..... 221 8 2
.
... 1st Oct., '69 ... 714 3 11
... Jst Oct., '69 ... 376 17 7 ...

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... I st Oct., '69 ... 52 10 0 • .
. 11th Nov.,.'69 ... 17 9 0
. ,
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... ... .. . 846 16 6
... 15th Dec., '69 ~. ... ~

.
... 6th Jan., '69 ... 128 17 4 .
... 8th Dec., '69 ... 16 3 7 .
.. 19th Nov., '69 ... 9 0 5
... 2nd Feb., '70 ... 181 5 0

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... 12th May, 'iO ... . 25 11 10
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... lstDec, '69 ... 7 7 0 .

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... 6th Jan., '70 ... 28 18 0
... 2l'!t Jan., '70 ... 10 6 11
...
.
... 4th Aug., '70 14 0 0
... 31st M'arch, '70 ... 106 0 9 .

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... 11th March, '70 ... 113 12 0 •
... 5th May, '70 ... 25 19 3 .

... .. 14th April, '70 ... 1,471 8 4
... ... ... 7,988 9 1

-
2,311 16 8 10,300 5 9
i, /
4-PUBLIC WORKS.
G 14 PUBLIC "WORKS, &c,
D"cr;b,tho W ock, md w h~ s;tu•t•J Wh<thm· Conit>.o•ll>g "

under Repair.
E•t;m,red E'-
pensein Pounds
.<\.utbority under which it is
Executed.
Sterling.
£ s. d.
Brought forward 11,508 4 3
OTHER WORKS. contm:u.~a.
Milk River ... Supplying and fixing Col. See's. Letter, 26th March,
beacon pi!es, to mark 1870
the ballast ground
Medical Store Room at the Kingston Fitting up Col. See's. Letter, 11th Oct.
Barracks 1870
:lifount James School House ... Repairs 65 0 0 Col. See's. Letter, 26th April,
1870
Piece of Land near the PuLle Hospital Enclosing with fence 25 0 0 Col. See's Letter, 16Lh April.
1~70
Constabulary Barracks. Kingston Alterations 97 10 0 Col, See's. Letter, 1st June, 70

Harltours of Falmouth and Port Supplying buoys and Col. See's Letter, 30th May,
l\Iorant moorivgs 1870
District Court Office, Annotto Bay Completing new building 90 0 0 Verbal authority of Col. Sec.
Sligo Water Works, Spanish Town Purchase of plant and
property
1 200
• O O ?Col. See's Letter, 14th June,
Constrnction of reser"l'oirs ~ 1870
Collector of Taxes Office, Savanna- Fitting up 42 0 6 Col. See's letter, IOtb Aug.
la.-J'llar 1870
Furnishing 47 10 0 Col. Sec.'s Letter, 9tll April.
1870
Sayings Bank Office, Sav-la-Mar Ditto 37 0 0
)forant Bny District Prison ... Alterations for constabu- .. Col. See's. Letter, 22nd Feby .
lary station 1870
Kew Market and Landing Place, Erection of 14,633 0 0 Law Ko. 7 ot 1869
Kingston
Hayes' Sa·rnnnah School House Erection of 500 0 0 Col. See's. Letter, 5th Dec. '67
Total for other Works 28,245 4 3 • ......

ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Ordinary repairs and maintenance of 16,795 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1869-70
.Main Roads, (688 miles 65 chains),
and Bridges
Total for Ordinary Main- - - - - - -
tenance .. . 16,795 0 0
SPECIAL SERVICES.
New Rond froTJ Rallards Valley to Completion of 830 0 0
Water Valleyt1 Saint Mary
New Road from Gray's Inn through Completion of 66 0 0
Gibraltar Estate'
New Road "Kent Village," Bog Walk Construction of, and com- 250 0 0
pensation for land
Great Windward Road . . . Alterations at Miss Ennis' 300 0 0
turning, Whitehorsos
Carried forward 1,466 0 l'i
PUBLIC WORKS, &c. G 15
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which the When Finished or of Expenditure .Expenditure Total. Remarks.
:Expense is Commenced. Unfinished. in Pounds up to present
Defrayed. Sterling. date in Pounds
Sterling. .
------
£
---- - - - - · -
s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
--
... ... ... 7,988 9 1 2,311 16 8 10,300 5 9
Gen. Revenue 28th July, '70 Finished 12 2 9
... 23rd Sept.. '70 Unfinished ... 7 18 7
... 30th Sept., '70 ... ... 37 16 2
... • 26th May, '70 Finished 5 0 0 -

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... 16th June, '70 - 159 5 3

... ... ... 374 7 11
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... 13th July, '70 Unfinished ... 60 10 1
... 2nd Aug., '70 ... ... 1,282 5 6
lI
... 20th Sept., '70 ... ... 20 0 0
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... 29th June, '70 Finished 10 0 0
Special Loan 6th April, '69 Unfinished ... 12,411 13 8
Funds of the 3rd March, '69 Finished 405 8 3 ...

Charity
... ... ... 8,954 13 3
------ ------
16,132 0 8 25,086 13 11
Gen. Revenue 1st Oct., '69 ." ... ... 18,447 8 9
18,447 8 9
-
... 15th Oct., '69 ... 2,274 6 7
,.
.. 20th Oct., '69 ... 390 19 6
I
... 15th Oct., '69 Unfinished ... 86 5 6
... 22nd Ap1·il, '70 Finished 279 15 9
... ... ... 2,945 1 10

--- -3,031
86 5 6 7 4
...
G lG PUBLIC WORKS, &c.
i
I.Describe t.!JcJ\York and where Situated. Whether.Constructin/or Estimated Ex-

undcr Hcpair. pen~e inPounds Executed.
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Authority under which it iii
Sterling.
1 • 1
·.
·--~~-~---~ -- -- --- --- - ------·-------!--------·----~-
£ s. d.
Brought forwitrd 1,466 0 0
SPECIAL SERVICES, contd. 200 o O 'colonial Estimates, ·1869-70

Botanic Gardens Road . . . Widening and improv-
ing at various places
Grand Interio1· Road, St. Ann . . . Improvements on 10 300. 0 0

miles
.
Grand Interior RoaJ, Trelawny Improvements on 18 500 0. 0
miles
New Bridle Road between St..Eliza- Con~truction of 23 miles 920 0 0
beth and Trelawny
Branch Road from above to Ulster Construction of about 8 320 0 0
Spring · miles j
Road from Rules Pen to Free Town Construction of 6 miles 750 0 0
in Clarendon 33 chains
New Road from Bath Gate to Rest Construction of 2 miles 250 0 0
Corner in Clarendon 40 chains
New Road from Bath to Old Toll :construction oflO miles 800 0 0
Ga.teat St. Jago
BRIDGES.
Bridge at Kildare in Portland . . . Construction of 300 0 0
... Construction of 9,COO 0 0
Dry River Briilge
Barton Bridge . ..
.
Completion of bridge 150 0
Erection of temporary
bridge
Nightingale Grove Bridge Erection of, and purchase 1 ,150 0

of land, &c.
Berrydale Brhlge, No. 1 •. . Reconstruction of 75 0 0
Jack's Gully Bridgo . . . Rebuilding of 300 0 0 ...... '\•.

Cousin's Cove Bridge ... Rebt!ilc1ing of 80 o. 0
Sandy River BriJge . . . Reconstruction of co 0 0
Road from Old Harbour Com·t House Metallmg Col. See's, Letter-, 3rd Fcby.
to Railway Station 1870 •
O~d Ro.ad from Water Valley to Port Impro1ements 100 0 ~ Col. S~c's. Letter, 14th April,
J~ I 1870
Mari~
-·--,-1
!Total for Special Services \ 16,721 0 .~ j
. .
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Describo tho Work, and where Situated. Whether Constructinc. or Estiroated Ex:· Authority under which it is
under Repair. '." pensc in Pounds "Excc\itcd.
Sterling. if\
l~ . . II: r·
11--------·-- ----·--1------------·1-----·-- --!$."r------------
''T' '
.£ s. d. " '~ - .;{
.:wY·
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P AROCIIIAL SERVICES.
•• ~.t• •
Pencar River· Bridge . . . Construction of
Moore's Road, in Clarendon ••. Completion of • GO 0 :I Colonial E•t~''°" 113®-70

Lansquinct. Bri<lge, Trelawny ' . . . Reconstruction of i3o ,o·
.Osborn's Bridge, St. Catherine ... Reconstruotion of 210 0 O Col. See's. Jetter, 29th :March .
1870 :
Newcastle Military Road, >ia Pros- Ordinary~faintenanceaud Col. Sec'~. Letter, 25th No>.
pect and Middleton erection of t"·o lm<lgcs 1869
. Total for Parochial Servces 400 0 0
SUMMARY.
PUBLIC RUILDINGS.
Churches ... ... ' £2,5Sjl 0 6
Hospitals .. ... 8,GIH 8 ll
Pl'isous ... . .. 1,299 5 10
607 a 2
' Court Hou~es ...
Other Works ... 25,08u 1:J 11
- - - - £38,lSS 12 4
MAlN Ro.A.DB AND BRIDGES.

Ordina1-y 'Maintenance £18,447 8 9
Special Services 7.786 8 iJ
Parochial Services 7:JO 9 5
- - - - £2G,964 G 7
Gran<l Total £65,152 18 It
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which the \Then Finished or of Expenditure Expenditure Total. Remarks.
• Defrayed. Sterling. date in Pounds I
Sterling.
------ ---· -- ·----
:.:1
,1 £ s. a. £ s. d. £ s. d.
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.
Parochial Funds 3rd March, '70 U nfi'nished ... 13,8 15 5 .
Gen. Re>enue 17th March, '70 Finished G9 7 2
... 30th Nov., '69 ... 130 2 G
Parochial Fumh [2nd Aug., '70 Unfinished ... 21 2 6
Gen. Re>enue 11th ~larch, '70 Finished 3il I 10
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730 •9
570 11 6 ' 159 17 11 51
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LEGISLATION.
LAWS, PROCLAMATIONS, AND GOVERNMENT NOTICE~.
H2 LEGISLATION.
•
Dato of the Law, &c . Substance of the Law, &c.· Transmitted toEngland.
.
10th January, 1870 Law 1 of 1870-A law to provide for prosecutions 11th March, 1870
in the circuit courts.
,, Law 2 of 1870-A law to reduce the number of

"
assistant judges of the supreme court of this island,
and to provide compensation to one retiring judge,
and to alter the number of and the times and
places of holding the several circuit courts of this
island.
Law 3 of 1870-A law to abolish the offices of clerk
" of the peace and clerk to the magistrates, and to
"
make better provision for the discharge of magis- •
terial duties.
25th January, 1870 Law 4 of 1870-A law to repeal the nineteenth "
Victoria, chapter thirty-seven, twentieth Vic-
toria, chapter twenty, and twenty-third Victoria,
chapter twenty-five, relating to petty debts.
4th February, 1870 Law: 5 of 1870-A law to amend Law 47 of 1869. 9th February, 1870
15th February, 1870 Law 6 of.1870-A law relating to the protection of 11th :March, 1870
of seamen's clothing and property.
17th F.•bruary, 1870 Law 7 of 1870-A law to abolish the office of finan- H
cial secretary, and to transfor the duties of that

1 office to the colonial secretary.
Law 8 of 1870-A law to amend the law relating

" to promissory oaths. "
"
26th February,1870 Law 9 of 1870-A law to extinguish the main road 8th April, 1870
funds, and to make other provision in lieu thereof.
Law 10 of 1870-A law to repeal the twenty-third
" section of the twenty-first Victoria, chapter thirty- "
four, and the twenty-sixth Victoria, session two,
chapter twenty-one.
Law 11 of 1870-A law for granting to her majesty "
" certain sums ofmoney, required for defraying cer-
tain expenses of the civil government, and for im-
migration ; and certain other expenses connected
with the public service of the financial year 1869-
70.
,, Law 12 of 1870-A law to transfer to the clerks of

"
petty sessions the duties heretofore performed by
the clerks of the peace under certain acts and laws
for granting licenses.
'
4th March, 1870 Law 13 of 1870-A law to make valid the lists of ,.
jurors prepared for the parish of Portland for the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
LEGISLATION.
'i I ,
Date. of the Law, &c. Subst.<tnce Qf: the La~. &c:. Transmitted to,EngT.a.nd. 1:
I
10th Ma.rch, 187ll La.w 14 of 1870--.A law to. repeal certain dutiea 8th Apr_il, l&7:a
' payable under Law 30 of 1867.
Law 15of1870-A laiw to abolish certain tonnage

" duties, levied ill· aid of general revenue, and for "
the support of marine hospitals, and to abolish
cert.aiu fee.s Qn:. v~ssels•
11th March, 1870 . Law 16 Qf 1870-A law fot the· mol!c efte.ctual pre-
vention of cri:me. "
25th March, 1870 Law 17 of 1870-A law to authorize the goYernor, 8th June, 1870
in privy council, to declare any port in this island
a warehousing port.
,, ' Law 18 of 1S70-A law in aid of Law 48 of 1869, 8th April, 1870
entitled "A law to regulate Juries," and to repeal
, Law 13. Qf 1870.
13th April,. 1S70 Law 19 of 1870-A law for repealing ce1:tain act~ Sth June, 1870
relating to, the cle1'gy of the church of E.ug~an.d in
: this island.
21st April, 1870 Law 20 of 1870-A law to establish a. government ,.
savings bank.
9th May, 1870 Law 21 of 1870-A law to require. land 0wners to ,,
. make ce11tain aonual returns, and to provid-e. for l
the assessment of the annual value of houses liable
to poor rate.
19th l\fay, 1870 ; I,aw 22 oU 1870-A law to an1end and explain the
laws relating to the district courts.
I
Law 23 of 1870~A law tQ regt.late the sale of 10th July, 1870

" gunpowder and fire-arms.
3rd June, 1870 Law 24 of 1870-A law to authorize the governor,

in privy council, to declare any ports or places in "
this island to be ports of entry and clearance, and
to extend the provisions of the "Harbours Regu-
lation Act, 1859."
Law 25 of 1870-A law in aid of and to amend

" Law 4 of 1866, entitled " A law to vest in the
II
Colonial Secretary of Jamaica the Lands, Tene-

ments, ;i.nd Hereditaments heretofore held by the
Executive Committee of Jamaica," and for other
purposes.
Law 26 of J870-A law to amend Law 38 of 1869,

entitled "A law for the prevention of Nuisances "
caused by unoccupied Lands in the towns of
this Island, and to authorize the sale of such ·
Lands."
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H4 LEGISLATION.
I
I
Date of the law, &c. Substance of the Law, &c. ;Transmitted to Eng land.
I
3rd June, 1870 Law 27 of 1870-A law to define the limits of the 10th July, 1870
city of Kingston.
15th June, 1870 Law 28 of 1870-A law to facilitate the discharge "
of the business in the circuit courts at Kingston.
Law 29 of 1870-A Jaw to aurhorize the applica-

" tion of a portion of the surplus arising out of cer- "
tain grants for the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-eight sixty-nine, and to cover the
, deficiencies of certain other grants for the same
I year.
,,
ILaw 30 of 1870-A law to regulate the gradual dis-
endowmerit of the church of England in Jamaica, "
and for other purposes.
Law 31 of 1870-A law relatiug to savings banks. ,,
"
Law 32 of 1870-A law to render valid any securi- 10th October, 1870
" ties given to the clerks of the peace under any act
or law of this island, and in aid of Law 3 of 1870.
13th September, l 870 Law 33 of 1870-A law to enable the West India
and Panama telegraph company, limited, to exer- "
cise, in the place of the International Ocean tele-
graph company, the powers granted to that com-
pany for working telegraphs in and through this
I island. J
r
I Law 34 of 1870-A law to extend the provisions of 1·

"
Law 8 of 1867, " A law to organize a Constabu -
I lary Force."
I • '
I Law 35 of 1870-A law for winding up the Tre- I ,,
" I lawny bank for savings. j
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LEGISLATION.
Date. SUBJECT.
P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N S.
25th April, 1870 Continuing in their several places, trusts, and anthorities, all public
oliicers holding ofl1ce at the time of the publication of Mr. Rushworth's
commission as administrator of the government of Jamaica.
19th August, 1870 Publishing her majesty's proclamation of 19th July, J 870, directing the
maint~nance of neutrality pending the hostilities between France and
Prussia.
15th Sept., 1870 Proclaiming the act of the twenty-fourth year of her majesty's reign,
chapter ninety, entitulcd " An Act to regulate the conduct of her majes-
ty's subjects during the existence of hostilities between Foreign States
with which her majesty is at peace."
,, Publishing her majesty's proc1amation of neutra1ity of 9th August, 1870,
embodying the provisions of Foreign Enlistment Act, thirty-fourth
Victoria, chapter ninety.
GAZETTE NOTICES.
22nd January, 1870 Publishes sailing directions for entering the port of P<?rt :Morant.
8th February, 1870 Declares the port of St. Jago de Cuba to be no longer an infected port.
9th April, 1870 Publishes o!fef of reward by the India Government for the· best machine
an<l the best process for the preparation of China grass fibre.
25th April, 1870 I Notifies Mr. Rushworth's assumption of the Government of Jamaica during
the abseuce of Sir J. P. Grant on leave.
13th June, 1870 Notifies that hereafter none but the International Code of signals will
be used at the Cape of Good Hope.
20th June, 1870 Publishes notice to mariners respecting a light house recently -erecteJ
near the South-west point of Great Inagua Island, Bahama Islands.
21st July, 1870 Notifies the opening of a Government training college at Stony Hill.
11th August, 1870 Publishes correspondeuce with Colonial Office describing the arrangement
for paying off at once a portion of the guaranteed debt of Jamaica.
19th August, 1870 Conveying ]rnr majesty's orders on various matters connected with the
hostilities which ha<l broken out between France and Prussia.
1st September, 1870 Publishes correspondence regarding the extension by the royal naval .
school at New Cross of the advantages of that institution at a reduced
charge to the sons of civil servants at home and abroad.
6th September, 1870 Notifies the establishrnent of a government savings bank.
13th October, 1870 Publishing an order of her majesty in council declaring the making of a ~
convention with the United States of America under the Naturalization ~
Act, 1870.
23rd October, 1870 Notifying the resumption of the government by Sir J.P. Grant.
.... .
2nd November, 1870 Declaring all ports of the island of Cuba to be infected ports.
28th Nov., 1870 Notifies the establishment of a fixed light on Icacos Point, Trinidad.
2-LEGTSLATION1 1870.
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COUNCILS,
1870.
I~ COUNCILS.
PRIVY C 0 UNCI L.-Retum of J!rmibers composing tlie Privy Council.

I
j Whether holding any, and
Name. Date of Appointment. Date of Confirmation. what other Civil or Military
Office.
----------------------'-----:- - - - - - - - -
I
(a), Major.G~neral fa~ke ~Smythe 16th July, 1866 In command of Her Maj es.
0 Connor, C.B., President ty's RegularTroops with-
in this Island.
Colonel Sir Henry F. F. Johnson 6th July, 1870
The Honorable Edward Everard 30th June, 1869 Colonial Secretary, and
Rushworth, D.C.L. Revenue Commissioner.
The Honorable Alexander Heslop 16th July, 1866 Attorney.General.

Lieutenant.Colonel James Robert 7th January, 1867 15th October, 1867 Director of Roads and Sur-
Mann, H..E. veyor-General.
ThellonorableJohnWardeStraton 3rd February, 1870 8th April, 1870 Auditor-General.
(b) The Honorable William Gard- 9th March, 1869 13th August, 1869 None.
ner Freeman
Olerlc-J. C. Macglashan.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Created by Order in Council, dated J Ith J~tne, 1866, and amended
by Order in Council, dcited lltk November, 1869.
Retiwn, of Members composing the Legislative Ooimcil.
--------------,------------------:------------
Whether holding any, and
Name. Date of Appointment. Date of Confirmation. what other Civil or Military
Office.
---------------- -------- --------:-------------~
Qffecial 1lfembers by virtue of their

Offices.
His Excellency Sir John Peter 16th July, 1866 Captain.General and Go-
Grant, K.C. B., President vernor-in-Chief.
l
(a) Major-General Luke Smythe 16th July, 1866
O'Connor, C.B. J Senior Military Officer in
command of her Majesty's
Regular Troops.
Colonel Sir Henry F. F. Johnson 6th July, 1870
Edward Everard Rushworth, 30th June, 1869 Colonial Secretary and
D.C.L. Revenue Commissioner .
.Alexander Heslop 16th July, 1e66 IAttorney-General.
Official Members.
Lieutenant:Colonel James Robert 23rd Nov., 1869 DirectorofRoodsand Sur-
Mann, R.E. veyor-General.
John Warde Straton 24th Nov., 1869 Auditor-General.
(a) General O'Connor proceeded to England on the 9th July, 1870.

(b) Mr. Freeman died on the 28th December, 1870.
CO UN OILS. 13
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, continued.
. Whether holding any, and

Name. Date of Appomtment. Date of Confirmation. what other Civil or Military
Office.
---·----------·---
Un~ffeoial Members.
Louis Fullerton :Mackinnon 16th October, 1866 16th llfarch, 1867 Custos of the Parish of St.
Catherine.
Peter Moncrieffe 16th October, 1866 16th March, 1867
James Henry McDowell 16th October, 1866 16th March, 1867 Custos of the Parish of St.
Andrew.
Samuel Rennalls 19th January, 1869 27th March, 1~69
(o) Septimus Barrett 18th February, 1870 Cnstos of the Parish of St.
James.
Robert Nunes 17th December, 1870 \ Custos of the Parish of

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Trelawny.
(Not yet confirmed.
Charles Royes 24thDecember, 1870)
Custos of the Parish of St.
Olerk-F. R. Lynch. Ann.
The Legislative Council of Jamaica, created by the Order of the Queen in Council,
<lated 11th June, 1866, has met as follow:
Session 1866-67 opened 16th October, 1866; Prorogued 15th October, 1867.
Session 1867-68 opened 16th December, 1867; Prorogued 1st September, 1868 .
.Session 1868-69 opened 14th December, 1868; Prorogued 22nd July, 1869.
Session 1869-70 opened 18th November, 1869; Prorogued 13th September, 1870.
Session 1870-71 opened 31st December, 1870;
(c) Mr. Barrett died on the 17th March, 1870.

There is one vacancy in the Council in the Official Members.
P.lG•·
80
'8 t.o 62
78
78
66to 69
62 t.o M
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76
INDJ~X
TO Tlfg
1870.
L (b) CIVIL ESTABL ISIHIENT.
NAMES OE OFFICERS, OFFICE. PAGE .

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A.
Adolphus, J. ... Government Medical Officer ... ... 52
Alexander, A. H. ... First Class Inspector, Constaliulary ... ... 40
Alcock, Edmund ... Clerk of the Dist;·ict Court ... ... 62
Aldred, W. A. ... Chief Clerk Head Immigration Office ... .. . 38
Allen, Dr. Thomas ... , Medical Superintendent, Lunat.ic Asylum ... 46
Allwood. James, Junr. ... . First Class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office ... 4
I
Allwood. James .. ·i Clerk District Court ... ... ... 62
Allwood, William ... , Second Class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office ... 4 .
Allwood, R. W. •.. j Second Class Collector of Taxes ... 32
'"J.
Allwood, J. . . .. 1 Assistant Cashier Internal Revenue Department ... 28
Altman, S. ... Coroner ... ... ... 61
Alvarenga,'!'. A. ... Third Class Out-door Officer of Customs ... ... 36
I
AndPJ.·son, W. M. ... Agent of Emigration in India for Jamaica as
... I
Andrade, W. ... District Postmaster ... ... ... 18
Andrews, Edward J. ... Second class Clerk, Audit Office ... I 10
Arbouin, C. ... Locker and Ganger ... ... ... ; 24
Arrowsmith, ,y. ... First Class Clerk, Audit Office ... I IO
Arthur. E. M. . .. District Postmaster ... ... ] 20
i
Atherton, C. . . ) District Postmaster ... ... ... I 20
1
Atkins, II. }>. ... Matron, Public Hospital ... ... 46
B.
Badley, Charles ... Second Class Clerk, Customs Department ... 34

Bains, E. C. ... Second Class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 28
Baquie, R. J. C. ... Third Class Collector of Taxes ... ... 26
Same ... Sec.ond Clerk, Collector General's Office ... ... 24
Baquie, Charles ... Third Class Asst.-Collector, Internal Revenue Department 30
Barclay, J. A. . . . Collector of Customs ... ... ... 36
Bardow, C. . . . Warden, Girls' :Reformatory ... ... 70
Bates, James ... Harbour-Master. ... ... ... 42
Batten, R. ... Chief Clerk, Collector General's Office ... . .. 24
Baylis, G. C. ... Third Class Out-door Officer of Customs ... 36
Bean, J. ... Sorter, General Post Office ... ... 16
Bell, D, . . . Third Class Clerk, Post Office ... ... 16
CIVIL ES'rABLISHMEN'r. L (c}
~AMES
Bell, G.
B.
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OFFICE.
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Berwick, R. A. First Class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 28
Beverland, R. District Postmaster 18
Bicknell, II. J. . . . Police Magistrate 64
Bicknell, U. W. L. Third Class Clerk. General Post Office 16
Binnom, Sergeant F. Superintendent, Short Term Prison 4·1
Black, T.jl'. Sub-Inspector, Constabulary 40
Blair, Patrick Judge of the Kingston District Court 56

~Bodden, ·wmiam Collector of Customs 36
Bogle Hugh ... J First Landing Waiter, Customs 34

Bogle, Hobert .. _I Clerk to Treasurer 14
Same Public Interpreter • 54
Bonitto, S. Second Class Assistant Collector of Taxes 30

Bonthro1ie, James Superintendent, District Prison 44
64
Bourke, \'V. . ... , Surrogate to Vicc-Admirulty Court
·"/'
• Iloweu, R ... · District Postmaster . .I 20
Boxer, W. G. IL .. _/ Harbour-:Uaster ... ... , 42
Boxer, "T. L. ... 1 First Class Assistant Collector

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"' i 32
Brackenridge ... : District Postmaster 20
Bradshaw, Rev. F. S. Rector ... , 68
Braine, Rev. G. T. Island Curate 70
Bramwell, W. P. Government Medical Officer 48
BraYo, Moses Sub-Agent of Immigration 38
Same Harbour-Master 42
Bravo, Theodore First Class Assistant Collector 28
Brcakspearc. T. J. Assistant Cashier, Internal Revenue Department 32

Brice, J. R. Coroner 64
Broderick, G. N. Third Class Inspector of Constabulary 40
Brooks, Rev. G. B. Stipendiary Curate ,_

"'>
Brown, Edw. Harbour-Master 42
Brown, J. A. Office-woman, General Post Office 16
Brown, A.H. District Postmaster 20
Brown, Thomas Clerk of Petty Se~sions, St. James 66
Same Assistant Clerk, Montcgo Bay District Court 62
BrowIJ, T. J. Fifth Clerk, Surveyor General's Office 6
Brown, J. A. Second Class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 26

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NAMES OF OFFICERS. OFFICE. PAGE.
B.
Brown, Dr. S. Government Medical Officer 52
Browne, Rev. H. Rector GS

Brownrigg, M. C. ... Third Class Inspector of Constabulary 40
Bryan, W. F. Thi rd Class Superintendent of Roads 8
Bruce, \V. D. Judge of St. Ann's Bay District Court 58
Bunting, T. II. Assistant Cashier Internal Revenue Department 26
Burke, W.R. Second-Class Out-door Officer, Customs ,,. :w

.).).
Bm•ke, S. C. Crown Solicitor
Burger, H . J. ... , Chief Clerk, Collector General's Office :24 •
Same . .. Second Class Collector ...
.i ~4
Burnett, C. B. Assistant Clerk, District Court ···,I :J8
7.1
Burrell, Rev. W.R. Island Curate ···'
•
c I .,_
"•)
Caldwell, G. B. Second Class Clerk, [nternal Revenue Department
···1
Campbell, Charles ·Surgeon, General Penitentiary ... , ·12
Campbell, Hev. D. II. Archdeacon of Surry .. I

I 71l
Samo ... Rector l>tl
Campbell, Rev. J. Rector 71
Campbell, J. N. Second Class Clerk, General PoRt Office lfl
Cardoza, A. N. .. Clerk to Municipal and Road Boards of Kingston .. I 38
Carey, A. W. L .. First Class Clerk, Treasury 1 :2
Government Medical Officer .)•)

Cargill, Dr. J. •••1
Cargill, Jasper F. Assistant Judge Supreme Court 52
Same Judge District Court, Kingston :;13
Carter, M.A. Assistant Cashier, Internal Revenue Department :12
Carter, Dr. A. Government Medical Oflicer 50
Carter, A. S., Miss District Postmistress ···1 18

I
I 42
Casllly, J. H. Harbour-Master, Lucca and Green Island
Chamberlaine, F. S. First Class Assistant Collecto1· of Taxes 30
Chamberlaine, Richard Stipendiary l\fagistrate G-!
Chandler, Rev. C.R. Island Curate 70
Chapman, P. E, Stamp Qommissioner 1-1
Chevers, F. M. Government Medical Officer 48
Chevers, Charles Government Medical Officer 48
Chisholm, J. G. . .. Second Landing Waiter, Customs 36
Clare, W. . . . Third Class Superintendent of Roads 8

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CIVIL ES11ABLISH:MENT. L (e)
NAMES OF OFFICERS. OFFICE· PAGE·
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c.
Clarke, Thomas F. ... Second Class Assistant Collector of Taxes . .. 28
Clarke, G. W . ... First Class Superintendent of Roads ... '" 8
Clarke, J. H. ... Sub-agent Immigration ... ... 38
Clarke, W. C. ... Government Medical Officer ... ... 50
Clarke, M. ... Ditto . " ... ... 48
Clarke, Rev. H .
. ... Island Curate ... ... ... 74
Clarke, T. ... Government Medical Officer ... - ". 48
Clarke, J. H. ... Ditto ... ... . .. 52
Cohen, M. ... Clerk Circuit Court ... ... .. . 66
Same . " Clerk Petty Sessions ... ... ... 66
Collins, R. ... General Officer, Reformatory ... . " 78
Constantine, Rev. G. M. ... Island Curate ... ... ... 70
Cooke, Rev. S. H. ... Rector ". ... ... 68 & 72
Cooke, Stephen ... Clerk of Petty Sessions, St. Andrew ... ... 66
Same ... Assistant Cle1·k, Kingston District Court ... .. 56
Cooper, Astley ... First Clerk, Customs . .. ... ... 24
Cooper, W. S. ... Harbour-Master, KingBton . .. ... 42
Cork, William ... Third Class Assjstant Colle~tor ... ... 30
Cork, Rev. J. ... Rector ... ... .. . 68
4. Cotter, D. D. D. ... Second Class Inspector of Constabulary ... 50
Cotte.r, A. H. ... Government Medical Officer ... .. . 50
F
Same ... Sub-agent Immigration ... " . ... 28
l!courtenay, Right Reverend, R. ... Bishop of Kingston · ... .. . ... 68
Same ... Archdeacon of Middlesex ... .. . 68
Cover, C. S. ... District Postmaster .. ... .. . 22
~ox, H.M.H: ... Tutor Government Training College ... ... 78
Croskery, H. ... Government Medical Officer ... . " 48
Crosby, L. ... Sub-Inspector bf Constabulary .. . ... 40
·~ Curtin, ,V. J. ... Third Class Out-door. Officer, Customs ... ... 36
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D.
Dacosta, Isaac S.
- ... Clerk, Public Hospital ... .. . ... 46
DaCostn, S. N. ... Second Landing Waiter, Customs ... ... 34
Dacres, J. ... Messenger, Spanish Town Post Office ... ... 16
Dale, S., Junr. ... Assistant Gardener, Boys' Reformatory ... ... 68
Dally, J.B. ... District Postmaster ... .. . ... 18
Davidson, H . ... Judge, Falmouth District Court ... .. . 58
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N4-~f.Ji;S OF OFFICERS. OFFICE. PAGE.
D.
Dyken
Dyer, J. W.
~·
Earle, J. W. . . . Third Class Assistant Collector of Taxes 32
Elworthy, I?. . . . Model School Teacher 78
Ewart, David . . . Stipendiary Magistrate 64
F.
Facey, A.G. . . . Second Cla~s Clerk, Il}t_ernal ~ev~~ue 26

Facey, J. ~1. . . . Clerk, District Court ... 58
Farquharson, M. S. ···IClerk of Petty Se~~io~s 66
Farquhnreon. R~'"· J. S. .. . Island Curate 70
:Ffrench, George . . . Second Clnss Collector of Taxeii: 32
Field, G. E. C. ... S•1b~Inspector Constab.ulary 40

Figuiercs, C. . . . Second Cla~s Clerk, Audit Ollie~ ~o
Finlay. Re"\"'. A. • Island Curate •.. <ft. • •• 72
Same ...!As~istant Inspector of S9h0Qls 78
Fitch, A.R. .. . Second C1a~s Out-door Officer of Cuetpms 36
Fletcher, II. D. . .. Scconcl qi ass Clerk, Internal Re:renue Department 2~
Fletcljer, C. T. H. ... Assistant Cler.k. Di~trict Co!lft 60

Foote, lfoY. A. ~· .. . Stipencliary Curate 72
Forbes, W. P. . . . Third Class Clerk, Colonial Se~ret~i:y~ll Office 6
Forbes, A. A. ... Junior Cler~, Treasµry 14
~ Foster, Edwar~ A. . .. , Scco~d Cler~, Apdi~ Pffic~
Foster, J.C. ... Second Class _ditto di~tQ · 12

Foster, H.B. . .. Gove~~}lt ~edic;i1 ,0fficer 48
Foster,~· ... Catechist 72
Fowleji, J. A. •.. As~i~t::-9t ~ur.veyo.r a.nil Chief '!ide Su.rtl)jO~ 34
Fran~, John •. . ~hir4 91as~ qut;dot\r Qfficiir, Customs ... 39
Fresh!lff, J. . •. Warden, Lunatic Asylv.~ 45
C_• I
Freshncy, Ann Eliza ... Matron of the Lunatic Asylum 46

Fyfe, Rev. C. . .. Island Curate 72
Fyfe, L. R. ... Second Class Clerk, Audit Office 12
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~ dJ' OPFICERS. OFFICE. PAGE. ·
..
Bagd,G.A.
~all, \1tllliam rJ•.E.
-... First Ciaas•MtaA 'COJli!ctot 1tt mes ...
•.. Acting Chief oiod!'tbloma\ ~iiy~i Oftiee
•·· First Class Clerk. nl~llJ'aJ S~ry'B Of1i'tl8
•·· lforehal of Vice-~ Couit
... AaiJtaDI~ brs\ri:e\ ~
2S
•
·4
'&
'&8
'70
ro
'8.
1-8
30
,-9
.,
1!1
•• 16
H
6
.(0
52
64
62
52
32
73
~8
12
24
30
12
64
70
71
40
'
8
M
38
70
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L (k) CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
H. .
Hill W.R. A. ..... ..
First Class Assistant Collector ... ... 28
Hill, Hon. Richard ... Stipenuiary Magistrate ... . .. 64
Hitchins, A. W. ... Sixth Landing Waiter ... ... 34
Hitchins, H. A. . .. Clerk Petty Sessions ... ... ... 66
Hitchins, Richard H. ... Third Class Clerk, Audit Office . .. ... 10
Hitchins G. E. ... Jnnior Clerk, Stamp DPpartment .. . . .. 14
Horton, John ... Superintendent of the General Penitentiary ... 42
Holt.'.John ·
. ... Storekeeper, General Penitentiary ... ... 44
Honiball, O. D.
I
... Resident Medical Officer, Public Hospital ... .. . 48
Humber, John ... Assistant Clerk District Court ... ... G2
Hutchings, George C. ... Secouu Class Assistant Collector of Taxes ... ... 30
Hya.ms, A. ... District Postmaster ... ... .. . 18
Hyman, J. H. ... First Class Clerk, Internal Revenue Dcpartmen~ ... 28
I.
Ingle, Rev. W. H. ... Stipendiary Curate ... ... ... i "4
Isaacs, Rev. H. H. .. . Island Curate ... ... ... 72

I
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Isaacs, A. A. ... Sub-Inspector of Constabulary ... ... 40
J.
Jackson, C. II.
i ... Acting Judge Di~trict Court ... ... 60
Jackson, A. M. .. Third Class Assistant Collector of Taxes ... ... 30
Jackson, N. ... District Postmaster ... ... ... 18
... ... . .. ,,
Jackson, A. III.
Jackson, T, W - ...
Assistant Clerk, District Court
Stipendiary Magistrate ... ...
. ...
58
G4
James, N. ... Savings' Bank Clerk ... ... ... 30
James, A. · ... Catechist ... ... ,.. 72
11
James, H. . .. Tllird Class Assistant Collector of Taxes ... ... 26
James, H.J. ... Second ditto ditto, Internal Revenue Department .... 26
James, W. M. ... ... ...
James, A. J. ...
Tide Surveyor, Port-Royal
Clerk Circuit Court, Bath ... ...
36
66
n
James. A. J. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... 66
James, J. J. ... Clerk to Registrar and Cle1·k of Courts and Crown ... 54
Jamaison, W. T. ... Third Class Collector of Taxes ... ... 26
IJohnson, J.P.
Jolly, W.R.
Jones, J.B.
...
...
General Officer. Reformatory
Clerk to Prisons Department
... Second Class Clerk, Treasury
...
...
...
...
...
...
76
42
12
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. L (l)
K.
Katon, N. J. Third Class Out-door Officer of Customs 36
Keech, W. B. ... Government Medical Officer 56
Kemble, Hon. Edward Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court 52
Kemble, William Postmaster 14

Kennedy, C. W. Senior Clerk, Audit Office IO
Kent, H. Stipendiary Magistrate 64
Ker, Hon. Alan Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court 52

Kerr, C. M. McL. Second Clerk, Coustabulary Office 40
Kirschmann, E. N. District Postmaster 18
Key, Rev. E. B. Stipendiary Curate 70
Kidd, T. P. Superintendent District Prison 44

Kidd, A. T. Assistant Cashier, Internal Re>cnue Department 32
Kinkade, R. A. Second Class Clerk, Internal Revenue Dcpartmen' 24
Kirkland, R District Postmaster 20
Kirkland, R. W. First Class Clerk, Audit Office 10
L.
Laing, R. A. District Postmaster 22
Lake, Alexander Cler~ District Court 58
Same Ditto Circuit Court 66
Same Clerk Petty Sessions 66
Land, Dr. J.C. Govermn~ut Medical Officer 48
Lanyon, Captain W. O. Aide-ue-Camp aud Pri>ate Secretary to the Governor 2
Lawrence, H. District Postmaster 20
Lawrence, J. M. Tidewaiter, Customs 36
Lawes,H. D. Dispenser, Prisons Department 44
J,awton, Michael Superintendent of Midulesex and Surry Gaol 44
Lazurus, M. District Postmaster 18
Leacock, C. G. Government Medical Officer 48
Leapetre, R. Hen.d Sorter, General Post Office 16
Lee, Henry Second Clerk, Director of Roads Office 6
Leith, T. S. District Postmaster 16
Lemonius, Dr. William ... , Government ::.lfodical Officer 48
Levy, M. District Postmaster 22
Lewin, E. E. Second Class Clerk, Customs 34
Lewin, Israel ... Bailiff. St. Ann's Bay District Court 58
Lewis, J. D. ... Clerk Pettr Sessions, Manchester 66
CIViL EST!BLISIU!EN'r. L (n)
11
OFFICE. PAGE.
..
N.A;llES OF OFFICERS.
ll
... -- - -- -
J
: }I.
·Mccatty, A. G. . . . Government Medical Officer ... ... 5
l\IcCauley, Gcorgo ... Boatman, Plumb Point Light Ilouso ... ... 10
McClure, A. A. ... Governmcnt Medical Officer ... ... 48
lfcDermot, R. ... General Officer, lieformatory ... ... 1a

McDermott, Rev. II. C. P. ... Islan<l Cora.to ... ... ... GB
McDermot, Mra. ... Cook, Go\"crnment Reformatory ... ... 78 '
McDermott, R~v. II. l\I. F. ... Stipen<liary Cora.to ... ... ... 72
McDonald, J. C. . . . Resident Medical Officer, Pulllie Horpital ... ... 46
licGrath, Geo. .. Third Cla.ss Inspector, Constabulary ... ... 4'.l
McGa.nn, Amo~ .. Work-master, Port Antonia ... ... 73
McGann, Daniel ... Dilto ... ... ... 73
McKic, P. . . . Keeper of Morant Point Light House ... .. . 8
licKenzie, D. ... Assistant Caahicr, Internal Revenue Defartmont ... 2G
McLeod, W. ... Third Clan Inspector, Constabulair1 ... ... 40

Magnan, Rev. Charles M. ... Stipendiary Curat~ ... ... .. . 70
)(ail, BOT. J. l-o ••. Stipenclial'f Curate ... ... ... 74

HaJor, E.W. ... Gcmmiment Medical Officer ... ... 50
Halabre, J. ••. Fint Class Aaaistant Collector of Taxes ... 26
Hanrorcl, A. I?:, .. . Diatriet Postmaster ... ... ... 22

)[annen,T. ... G°'"emment Mc<lical Officer ... ... 50 ;
lianaing, G. A. ... Second Class Clerk, Internal Re-renne Department ... 32

Mann, Colonel, tho hon. J. R. ... Director of Roads and Sun·eyor-G eneral ... G
March, William T. ... lslnnd Secretar1 ... ... .. . 12
Samo . . . Clerk to Court of Ordinary ... ... 54
Manon, J. S. ... Third Class Supcrintendeut of Roads ... ... 8
Marsh, W. ... District Postmaster ... ... ... 18
Marshall, James A. ••. First Class Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10
• Same ... Clerk, Prisons Dcrartmcnt ... ... 42
Hanhall, A. ... Third Clerk, Treasury ... ... 14
Mason, J. ... Health Officer, Green Island ... ... 80
Hattheeon, D. ... Auiatant Clerk, District Court ... ... c:6
Katthewa, G. ... Diaetlol l>oa&maater ... ... ... 22
Hattoe, M. F. ... Clerk, Customs' Branoh ... ... 24
Kayo, Revoro ... Treaaurer ... ... .. 12
Same ... 'tn!&IUrer and Book',,;eeper ... ... 1-0
Samo ... Manager Government Savings' ~ank ... ... 14
cmL ESTABLISHMENT.
L (o}
OFFICE. PAGE.
NA'MES OF OFFICERS.
M.
16
Mayo, E. s. •.. Eccond Closs Clerk, Poat Offico
76
Melvillc;Itov. H, P . C. •.. Superintcnilcnt, Reformatories
'78
... Ditto, Government Tro.i.Dlng College
Samo
L (q) C)VIL ESTABLlSflHENT.
NAMES OF OFFICERS. OFFICE·
R.
Raflington, Dr. T. ,. . Government McdicAl (),Qioer so
Rampini, Charles ... Judge, Manche1tcr D~ Canrt iil>
Ramson, Rev. J. L. •.. I sland Curate ... 7.!
Rance. II. J. Sergeant-major •.. Superintendent, ·Short ~mil Pr1-oQ ,.. 44
Ratigan. Luke ... Second Clase Clerk, Illterno.l ~eouo D.,_artmcn* · ·- ~
2&
Rees. George H. . . . Second Clase Clerk, Colonial Secretary•• Office 4
Rich~s, Rev• .J .• G. .. . Island Curate J!
...
Richarison. J. •.. Letter Carr'41r, GeJW"1.Palt. Q11iM HJ
RickaN. J . F. ... Baililf, Spauiah lf" ~iQt CP~ 60
Rigg, JI. •.. Dil~•t. Poaua.._. ~
Rigg.,a. Ditto • a
Ripoll, C. L. ... Third Clerk, Conetabu!atf Oflice (0
RobertlOn, A. •.• Dilhict Poumuur 20
Robertaou. A. •. . Second Class Aamtan& CoJleotor of Tazc1 n
Roo,E~und . . . Third Claaa Clerk, Intern~ &veu& Departmen' 30
Rodriq~e• ... Diatri.ot Poetmaetcr 2()
Roas. J>r. D. P. ... Chief Medical Ofiicer. Paulic IIGapital 4.6

Sime . . . Government Medical 01&rAl1
••
Rodger,. T. W. ... Tidewaiter. Cuatoma 38
Rowe,Sev. D. ... SUpeDcliaq C9 l0 70
Rowe. ~v. W. ... Arcbaoacon of Comnll 68
S""e .•• hland 081'1te ..-. 16
Roy. William
Rouse, Geo.
. . . First Cu OJ.etJc. A1l1Ut Oftict
•.• Model School T.eoohet
' 10
78
Rubie, JI. ... Third Clam SuperiJHeDdent of Beaa. 8
Rushworth, Hon. E. E., D.C.L. Admini11trator of the Govcrnmllll& 2
8&111e .. • Colonial Seoretary I
RU11ell, Robert ... Registrar and Clerk of the Ooun u.4 Crown u
Rutherford. F. A. ... First Class Oot-d061' 011iocr. Cutoma :w
RutheJ{ord. W. "1· L. ... First Class OQ.doo: 011ioer. Cu&AIDI
••
Ryan, J. .. . District POl\m&lter !O
s.
Salmon. W. B. ••• Second Clas1 Oolleetor of T~419t ~ l?t>v. Department a2
Samuels. John •.. Second Clasa Out-door Office~, Oll~ 85
SandeJ?, Dr. George Cooper ... As11ist1P• ]4:.,dicfl 01Ji~r, ~urumo 4'.flliiR '6
Sandford, C. A. . ...
Sau inetti. F. . .. Second ClMa Clark, Colenial
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
NAllES Oi' OFFICERS. OFFICE. PAGE.
s.
. . . Inepector of Seh1' 78
... Matron, General Penitentiarr 44
68
18
e
~·· 48
· · Deputy SuperintencJcut, General Penitentiary 42
... TJWd Cl&1111 .Asaiatnnt Collector of Taxee 32
... Chaplain to General Phitentiary ... 42
. . . Island Cur&te ...· 'iO
... Third Clua Clerk, Colonial Secretary'• Oftice 6
... Clerk, Spanilh ~ District Court ClO
... 42
Same •.. Actiug~nt-General of Immigration
!5
Sherlock, B. C._ .:. deoond Clalll Clerk, Collector General'• OIJioe tu
42
·18 •
•.. Third Keeper, Plumb Point Light Home 8
... Clerk aud Stewarfl~atic Asylum [ ... 46 .
- . Chief Clerk f:Wd Pay Cle\ , Constabulary Office 40
6
u.
... 4
:12
C6
66
62
..• J6
10
:u
••
72
76
34
46
28
L (.tJ CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
NA.MES OF OFFICERS. OFFICE. PAGE.
s.
Spcnoe, W. S. -· Tidewalter ae
Spen~r. Rigbti~verend A.. G. Bi!hop or Jamaiea Cl8
Stepheasoa, 1!\J. ••. Clerk, Customs Branch 14
Sme ••. i!1ief Clerk, .Custome Qepertment 84
Steveaton, Dr..-William . . . Chief Medieal Ofloerod Direotor, l'ubllf Hospital '6
Stewart, W. L, ... Third Cl888 Colleetor of Tana ' 16
Stewart, E. A.
Stewut, W. N. L.
Stewart, Rh. B.A.
Stiebel, S. J.
... District Poatmiskea
... Third Clua hepeotor of ConatabalUJ
... Island C•~
21
.,.
40
24
Stratlale, J. t2
8tiut084 J. W. 10 .
Street,.P.ev. C. P. 7'2
Stric'kef, G. W. •.. Second Cius Clerk, I11ternal Betemte DtJ>trtmen' ~
Sturgtc111,J. . ... Second Keeper of Plumb Point Light-Home 8

Sullivu, E. 'WI. ... Savings' Bcmk Clerk 30
$Ulij'\'Ut Eev.;.bgutu '." I1land Curate
....·
Sullivan, Freel"'° ... Poltmuter for J'amaioa H
IUDe ... Chief Clerk, GeneNl Polt Oflce 14

Suthci:bnd, A. II. ... Dt1trlot Peetmutor ... \.~· 20
Swaimon, J. Clllrrie •.. Tldr.t-cJUB Cleik, Oo1.onial 'Seoretary'1 4 6
Swab7tH· •. . District Pol&malter 26
T.
Tait, O, W. ... 6
Taylor, Alcxa'Qder •.. Superinteadent, Dlstriei Piieon 44
Thomat, J. S. •.. Assistant Clerk, Fa1moala Diatridteour& 58
Tho11110n, Robert
Thonq90a, W.
•
16
ThoJDP'OD• W. R. ••. Distriat Pol~ '1l2
Thomaon, Rev~ J. A.. •. . Island Curate
Thomsen, H. ••. Distl"iet Poibiluller
"18
Tho'IXllOn, J. •. . District Postmaster 18
Thornhill, Dr. H. ... Government Medical Officer 50
Tindall, J. ·10
Tivy, St. Leger . ;&o
Trench, D. P. .•l lootor-GeDelAI .... :24
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NAMES OF OFFICERS. PAGE.
w.
Wright,"A. K. 12
Wortley, S.S. . J • •• 6
•. . .6ting Colonial Secreta17

••. AaailCant Coloiyl Secretary
... ~. Savanna-la-Mar Dil&rict Court
•
CIVIL ESTABLISIBIENT. 1 3
t f Wh ti th
A moun o
I
Whether the Office be held by
Principal in conjunction with
) <: i~r el any, and what other Cil-il, ~li- Period during
Whether the Princi-
. I nnc1pal Jitary, or Naval Office, or Ap- pal enjoy any, Date of First
Fces durmg be alfowed a' pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
I
Iluuse for m any Colony, or on the Es-
the ye:ir hi•personal tablislunentofthe UnitcdKing- has been Absent
and what other Ad- Appoint-
I
Hcsidcnce · dom. t-antage or Profit, not ment under
1870, or what al~ If the Office be held by a Mili- from. the Colony
lm1·a1ice if tary or Naval Officer, whether required to be stated the Colonial
' ' upon Full or Half Milit1try or
in Sterling any, for Naval Pay, the T.ital Amount during the year
House Rent of Pay and Allowances of every in the preceding GoYernment.
Value. or Quarters. ~tine! i:c~nally receiYcd by him 1870.
m add1t1on to the Profits of hi~ Columns.
Office.
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£ s. d.
Nil .A. furnished Governor-in-Chief of the , 6 months Nil Hl July, '6G
Residence Colony of Honduras and
in Spanish the Turks Islands, and
1 Town various Judicial Offices
noted in Judicial Depart-
ment
do.
I Nil Nil Nil Half salary of Colo-
nial Secretary
do. do. Captain 2nd W. 1- Regi- 6 months Nil 14 April, '68

ment
•
do. do. Chief Clerk, Colonial Se- Nil do. I July, '58
cretary's Office, £575
do. do. Assistant to the Attorney. do. do. 8 March, '50

General, £4.00 and £200,
travelling allowancQ
do. do. Clerk to Clerk of Legisla- do. do. 1 Jan. '53
tive Council, £100
do. do. Librarian to Legislative do. do. do.
Council, £120
' do. do. Member of the Legislative do. do. 1855

and Privy Councils, and
Revenue Commissioner
do. do. do, do. Half salary of Assist. 6 Jan., '59

Colonial Secretary
•
BywhomAp- Annual Sa- From what

Date of pointed, and lary in Bri- Fund tho
OFFICE. NAME.
,.Appointment. under what tish or Army Salary is
Instrument. Sterling. Paid.
- £
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s. d.
COLONI.AL SECRE-
TARY'S OFFICE,
Continued.
Assistant Colonial Wm. A.G. Young (a) 10 Sept. '69
- Sec. of State 800 0 0 Col. •Rev.
Secretary Despatch, No.
165 oflO Sep.
'69. Commis-
sio~ by Sir J.
Grant
Acting Assistant Colo- John C. 1.Iackglashan 25 April, '70 The Ad minis- Half salary of do.
nial Secretary, from 25
April to 22 Oct., 1870 . trator of the Asst. Col.Sec.
I Government
Chief Clerk ... John C. Mackglashan 16 Sept. '66 The Governor, 575 0 0 do.
by Commission
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Acting OhiofClerk, do.I Wm. J.E. Hall ... 25 April, '70 Tho Adrninis- Half salary of do .
trator of th& Chief Clerk
Government
First-class Clerk ... Wm. J. E. Hall 8 Sept., '66 The Gornrnor 400 0 0 do.
Ditto S. P. Smeeton ... 9 April, '70 Sec. of State by 300 0 0 do.

Despatch .
•
Ditto ... Jas. Allwood, Jnr. (c) 1 Oct. '6G The Governor 290 0 0 do .
Ditto ... John R. Macnab ... 14 Nov. '70 The Governor 350 0 0 do .
Registrar ... R. B. Llewelyn ... 6 Sept. '69 Sec of State by 320 0 0 do .

Despatch No .
163 of 6 Sep.
186-9.
Second-class Clerk F. S. Sanguinetti ... 16 Sept. '66 Tho Governor 210 0 0 do .
by Commission
Ditto ... William Allwood ... 8 Sept. '66 do. 210 0 0 do .
Ditto ... G. H. Rees ... 1 Oct. '66 do. 210 0 0 do.
Ditto ... S. P. Musson ... 16 Sept. '66 do. 165 0 0 do.
(c) Mr. Allwood rrsigncd on the 2ind May, 1870.

(a) Actil'lg Colonial Secretary from 25 .April to 22 October, 1870.
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. L7
Whether the Office be held b
Amount of Whether th Principal in conjunction wt Whether the Principal
any, and what other Civil, Jili. Period during
Principal litary, or Nam! Office, or A,r.· enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees dur- be allowed a pointment, or !'lace of Pro &, which the Officer
House for man~ Colony, or on the Ee.:
.other Advantage Appointment
·ng the Ye his personal tablis ment..ofthe 1Jnited King.
dom. has been absent
RQsidencc; If the Office be held by a .MW- or Profit not required under the
1870, in or what al- tary or Naval OfficPr1 whe from the Colony
lowance, u_pon Full or HaJ.f Military o to be .stated in the Colonial Go-
Sterling Va- if any, for • 11.n·al l'ay, the 'l:otnl Amount during the Year
House Rent af Pay and Allowances of ever
lue. or Quarten. kind uctually received by him precedipg Co- vernment.
in addition to the Proflta of • 1870.
Office. lumn.
£ s. d.
Nil Nil ~Nil Nil Nil 6 Feb. '66

do. do. do. do. do. 6 Aug. '67
do. do. do. do. do. 1 Sept. '67
do. do. do. do. do. 5 Sept. "fO
clo. do. Colonel in the Army, and do. Travelling Allowanco 23 Dec. '56
Lieut. Colonel Royal En- of £300 per annum,1
gineers,on the Seconded
List, without Pay
do. do. Nil do. Nil 8 Nov. '58
do. do. do. do. do. 1 June, '69
do. do. do. do. .Allowance of £1 per 14 May, '53

diem when Travel-
ling
do. do. do. do. Nil 1 Oct. '70
do. do. do. do. do. 15 March, '67

do. do.
f"· do. do: 18 Feb. '68
do.
~· do. do. 1 Oct. '69
do. do. do. do. 15 March, '67
do. fl)o. do. do . 17 Oct. '70
do. do. do. •
do. 1 Oct. '70
LS CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
l
BywhomAp· Annual Sa- From what

Dato of pointed, and lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment. under what tish or i'lrmy
.
Instrument.
I
.Sterling.
SaJ.m:y is
Paid.
·,1
~
'"----!
£ s. d.
DIRECTORoF ROADS
&c., co1iti,nued.
Draughtsman
. ... J. Dunlop ... 15 March, '67 Sir. J.P. Grant. 250 0 0 Col. Rev.
~
Assistant ditto J. G. Doorly ... 1 Oct. '70 <l.o. 180 0 0 do.
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SUPERINTENDENTS '
OF ROADS AND
WORKS. :I
First Class ... G. W. Clarke ... 1 March, '67 do . 300 0 0 do.
Second ditto ... L. S. Marson ... 1 Oct. '70 do . 220 0 0 do.
Ditto ditto ... 0. A. Herber .... 1 Oct. '70 do . 220 0 0 Jo.
Third ditto ... W. S. Groves ... 13 Dec. '67 do . 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. C. Duncan ... 6 Feb. '68 do, 200 0 0 <lo.
Ditto ... H. Rubie ... 1 Oct. "68 do . IGO 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W. Clare (a) ... I Oct. 'o9 do.

I
I 130 0 o, do.
Ditto ... W. F. Bryan (b) ... 1 Nov. 69 do.

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I
120 0 0 do.
I '
I
MORANT POINT I
'LIGHT-HOUSE.
Superintendent ... G. Davidson ... 21 May, 'G8 lion. Co[ y,J 130 0 0 do.
Fir~t Undcrkccpel' ... J. F. Duaney ... 1857 l -

..."1
l;;I)
60 0 0 do.
I
;_:j
Second ditte ... P. McKie ... 1863 ~ 50 0 0 do.
~ rn
Thir<l ditto ... J. Scott ... 186:3
I
I ~ 35 50 0 0 do.
PLUMB POINT
r <l)
"' 0
·~Iii
"
LIGHT-HOUSE. ·9"'
Supc1'i.ntendent ... T.H. Orrett ... 1 Jau. '61
I
) Q
s0
H2 0. 0 do.
Second Keeper ... J. Sturgeon ... 1 l!'cb. '69 Hon. Col. Mann 70 0 0 do .
Third ditto ... E. Symond 19 Aug. '59 Commissioners 70 0 0 tlo.

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(a) Provisional appointment uot confirmed ..
(b) Do. do. do.
CIVIL ES'r.ABLISlDlENT. ·L 9
I
Whether the Office be held bh
Amount of
r "-bether Principal in conjunction wit
Period during
Whether the Principal
nny, and what other Ch·il,
the Pr ncipal Military, or Narnl Office, or 1 enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees dL1r· he allowed Appointment, or Pince of l'ro- which the Officer
a Honse for fit, in '!lny Colony, or on tho I other Advantage or Appointment
ing the his per- E~tnblishmcnt Qf the United has been Absent
stmal Resi- j Kingdom. • Profit, not required unClE:r the
Year 1870, dence · or If the Offic~ b2 held by a Mili- froIP the Colony
whu,t 1~11ow- tary or l'iaYal Officer, whether to be stated in Colonial Go-
I 'f upon Full or Half Military or
in Ster- a11ce, 1 a11y, Na.val Pay, the Tot~l Amount durin~ the Year
for House of Pay and Allowance~ of c1•cry the Preceding vcr11me11t.
ling Value. Rent kind actually received by him 1870.
O!'Quartcrs. in addition to the Profits of his Column.
Office.
- ---
£ s. d. I
I
I
I
I
Nil Nil Nil From 17 July to
12 Nov., '70 II Nil 15 March, '67
do. do. do. Nil I. do. 1 Oct. '70
I -
do. do. do. do. do. 1 Oct. '69
do. do. do. do. do. 6 May, '70
do. do. do. I do. I do. 13 Dec. '67
do. do. do.

I do. ! do. 6 Feb. '68
do. do. I do. do. I do. 1 Oct. 69

do. do. do. do. do. 1 Nov. '69
. .
do. I do. do. do. do. 21 May, '68
do. ' do. do. do. do. 185~
do. do. do. do. do. 1863
do. do. do. do. do. 1 Jan. '61
do. do. do. dp. do. 1 Feb. '69

~ -c- -·
3-CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT1 1870. .

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Iii:..
L 10 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
CIVIL ESTABLISIL\IEN'r. L11
Whet.her the Office be held hv Whether the Princi-

Amount of l\.-i1ether the Principal in con~unction with Period during
any, and what ot 1er Civil, Mi· Date of First
Principal litary, or Nam! Officer, or Ap- pal enjoy any,
Fees during be allowed a pointment, or Place of Profit, which 1he Officer
House for in any CoionY. or on the .Es- and what other Ad- Appoint-
the year his personal tablisiuuent oi'tbo Gnitcd King- has been Absent
Residence; dom vantage or Profit, not rueut under
If the Office be held hv '\ 1.lili- from the Colony
1870, or what al- tary or Naval Office1·; whether
lowauce, if upon Full or Half Military or required to be st~ted the colonial
in Sterling any, for :Naval Pay, the Total Amount during the year
House Rent of Pay and Allowa11r.es of every in the preceding Government.
or Quarters. kind aftually received by him 1870.
Value. in addition to the Profits of his
Office.
Columns.
-----~ ------ ---------- --------' - ------

£ s. d.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1 March, '6~
, '•"·
do. do. Appointed Member of the From 25 June to do.

Legislative Council by 20 No1·. '70 2 Sept. '67 ·
her Majesty's Warraut, ' 1
dated 24 Xov. '69.
do. do. Nil Nil do. 2 Feb. '62
do. do. do. do. do. 5 March, '66

do. do. do. do. do. 10 Dec. '66
do. do. do. do. do. 1 Feb. '69
' do. do. do. do. do. 5 Dec. '67
do. do. do. do. do. 5 July, '69

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CIVIL ESTABLISH)IEN'T. L 13
Whether the Office be held by \\'hether the Princi-

nrh, h l Principal in conjunct~o~ with p . d
Amount of n >ct ?rt1e any, and what other Cint, .\Ii- er10 during
. I 1 nnc1pal I Jita 1·y, or Naval Office,_ or Ap- I • pal enjoy any, Date of First
Fees tlurmg be allowed a
thc year
lfousc for
his personal
I pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
in any Colony, or on the Es-
tablishmcntofthe United King- has- been Absent
and what other Ad- Appoint·
Residence ; I dom. vaptage or P:rofit, not mentunder
1870, or what al- If the Office be held by a Mili- from the Colony
1"f" tary or Naval Officer, whether · dt b t t d tho Colonial
1owauc~, upon Full .or Half ~lilitary or require 0 e s a C
in SterlU1g any, for Naval Pay, the Ti.ta! Amount during the year
House Hent of Pay and Allowances of every in the preceding Government.
Value. or Quarters. kind actually received by him 1870.
in addition to the Profi.ts of hi• ColumQ1;.
Office.
- £-s~d.---·1--------- ------- -------j-----

Nil Nil Nil N~l Nii 3 May, '70
do. •do. do. do.
do.
do. do.
I do. do. do.
1 Jan. '70
23 Nov. '69
I
Gross amnt. do. Clerk of the Coµrt of do. do. As acting Cl erk
£1327 6s 8d Ordinary. of the Supreme
Disburse- Court & Clerk
rnents, I of the Crown,
£ ·J.1313s4dl 8 Aug. '50; as
Nett in- Island Sec., 11
c o in e, \ Feb. '69
I
£\:!1313s 4.<l
Nil I do. Nil do. Commissions on

Chancery Deposits
5 May, 50
in England
I
do. · do. I do, do. Nil ' 2 Dec. '70

do. I do. do. do. do. I Oct. '61
I
I
do. do. do. do. do. 1 June, 'G7
j
clo. do. do. do. do. 1 May, '68
do. do. do. do. do. I Feb. '69
4-CrvIL ESTABLISHMENT, 1870.

L 14 CIVIL ESTABLISHME~T.
By whom Ap· Annual Sa- From what
Date of pointed, and lary iu Bri- Fnml the

OFFICE. :NA)IE.
Appointment. umler what tish or.Army Su.lary is
Instrnmcnt. Sterling. Paid.
-- ------ ---- £ s. <l.

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PUBLIC TREASURY.I
conti11ucd.
: 2G No,·. '69 The Governor l(a) 85 0 01 Col. Hcv.
Thir<l Clerk ... .! A. M. Marshall I
Junior Clerk . .. .A. A. Forbes G Aug. 'iO <l<'- 80 0 0 do·
I'
GOVERNl\IENT SAV-
INGS' BANK DE-
PAlt'l'MEN'r.
i
Manager ... R. Mayo 1 Oct. '70 His Excellency 100 0 0 1 Government
. Savi 11 gs'
the Governor by
Col. Sec. Letter, lfan k l!'uu<l
No. .'.1055, dated
8 Nov., '70
Accountant L. F. Mackinnon 20 Sep. 'iO 'fhe Governor 300 0 0 do.
Cashier James Sinclair 19 Sep. '70 do. 150 0 0 <lo.
Clerk J.M. Tuckett 3 Sep., '70 do. 90· 0 ol do.
STAMP DEPART-
MEN'l'.
Commissionerof'Stamp P. E. Chapman 30 Sep. 'Gl

I Sir C.H. Darling 400 0 0 Col. Rev.
' by Commission
Treasurer's Clerk ... Robert Bogle June, 62 Hon. Alexander 150 0 01

<lo.
Barclay, Re-
ceiver-General
Junior Clerk G. E. Hit.chins March, '70 The Governor 80 0 ol do.
P.OST OFFICE DE-

P A.RTMJilNT.
Pestmae• for Jamaica W. Kemble (b) 1 March, '68 The Crown 600 0 0 do.
Ditto F. !ullivan 1 !lay, '70 The Governor 600 0 0 do.
F. Sullivan (c) 1 March, '61 do, 880 0 0 do.
Ditto H. W. Livingston 1 June, '70 clQ• 880 0 0 do.
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L 15
J.., 16 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
I
By whom Ap-
I
Annual Sa- , From what
Date or pointOO, aud lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appoiatment. wider what tish or Army Salary is
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. L 17
Whcth" •ho omoo

l'ri11cipal in conjunction wit
ho hola b~ Whether the Princi-
Amoant of Wht>thC'rthe nny, uu<l \>h:tt oth~r Ci\·il, Mi Period daring
Principal litnry, or Nnv;1l OfticP. or Ae- . pal enjoy any Date of First
I<ccs dur- be allowed a pointmcnt, or Place of Profit, 10 which the Officer
Hc1«1e for nnv Colony, or on the Es•ab-~ and what other Ad- Appoint-
ingthc Year his p('rsonal bli~hmcnt'of tt>c l:nitc<l King- has been Abaent
Rc.-idence; ~11:~· Office be hc1<l by n )filiJ
rf ¥antage or Profit, not ment under
1870 in or what.. al- tan· or Navnl 01lict·1", whother from the Colony 'I
loe.
lowancc. if uy~,; Full 01· Half )lilitary o~
8terling Va- m1y, for l'iiwal l'ny, the Total Amoun
Honse Rent of l'oy " ' Allow""' of
kind uc:tually received by hi
or Quarters. · in acltlition to the Prolita of his
Olli cc.
'"i during the year
.1870.
required to be stated
in the preceding
Columns:
the Colonial
Government.
----- ----
£ 8. d.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1859

1860
do. do.
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1864
do. do. do. do.
do.
do.
do. 1859
.
do. do.
do.
.

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t!o. . do. do. do. do. 1868
-
do. do. do. do. do, 1864
do. do. do. do. do. 18~5

do. do. do. do. do.
do. do. 1lo· do. do.
do. do. do. . do. do.
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6-Civu. EBTABLlSlDIBNT, 1870.

J., 18 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
By whom Ap·
I
I Annual Sa- From what
OFFI CF:. NAYE.

Date or pointed, uud II Jnry in Bri- Fuud the
• Appointment. uudcr what tish or ,\rmy : folary is
Instrument. Sterling. I Paid.
£ s. d.:
DISTRICT POST- iI
MASTERS, contim.wl.
Bath Miss A. S. €:arter 1 Nov. '67 The. Governor. 12 0 o\ Col. Rev.

'
Black River Mrs. E. R. Scott 1
1 Aug. '60 do. I 48 0 0 do.
Brown's Town E. N. ·Krischmann .. 4 March, '68 .do. II 18 0 0 do.
Bnft'Bay H. Gnscott 1 April, '68 do. ! 21. 0 0 do.
Chapelton J. Thomson 1 Jan. '69 do. 24. 0 0 do.

Claremont N. Jackson 1 July, '66 do. 18 0 0 do.
Clarendon W. Andrado (a) 17 July, '69 do. 24 0 0 <lo.
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Ditto G. Bell 26 .April, '70 do. 24 0 0 d<'-
Dry Harbour .R. Beverland 1 Juno, '63 do. 36 0 0 do.
Duncan's W. Gentles 20 May, '6J. do. 24 0 0 do.
Falmouth . S. Wood 1 Sept. '69 do. 84 0 0 do.
Flint River J.·n. Dally (b) 1 Aug. '66 do. 12 0 0 do.
Ditto Mrs. G. F. Dunn 1 Sept., '70 do. 12 0 0 do.
Gayle W. Marsh (c) 17 Sept. '69 do. -12 0 0 do.
Ditt:> G. W. Silvera 16 Fob. '70 do. 12 0 0 do.
Golden Spring A. Hyams 1 May, '67 do. 12 0 0 do.
Gordon Town M. Lazarus ( d) 3 Oct. '68 do, 20 0 0 do.
Ditto Mrs. H. J. Hall ... 16 July, '70 do. 20 0 0 do.
Goshen J. Weston ... 1 17 May, '66 do . 26 0 0 do.
Grange Hill S. J. Goodin ... II 1 Oct. '67 do. 12 0 0 do.
Green Island M. Munroo 1 Aug. '60 do. 12 0 0 do.
Hope Bay D. Dias 1 Nov. '61 do. 18 0 0 do.
Lacovia H. Thomson 16 Aug. '69 do. 6 0 0 do.
(a) Resigned 31st January, 1870.

(l) Ditto 31st October, 18i0.
(c) Deceased,
(d) Resigned 15th July, 1870.
I., .20 ·c1v1L ESTABLISHMEXT.
By whom Ap· Annual Sa- From what
OFFICE. NA1IE. .
Date of poiotc<l, and un-
Appointment. der what ll!~tru-
lary in Bri-
tish or Army
Fund the
Salary is
.
ment. S~rling. Paid.
!
-
£ s. d.
POST-OFFICE DE-
jPARTMENT,conti11ue.d.
Linst.ead ... R. White (a) ... 16 Nov. '68 The Governor 24. 0 0 Col. Rev.
Ditt.o ... E. M. Arthur (b) ... 4. Jan. '70 do. 24. 0 0 do.
Ditto ... S. J. Brackenrige ... 11 Jan. '70 do. 24 0 0 do.
Little River ... R.Bowen ... 2S Sept. '69 I

do. 6 0 0 do.
Lucea • ... A.H. Browne ... 19 June, '69 do . 24 0 0 do.
Malvern ... H:Lawrence ... l Nov. '62 do. 18 0 0 do.
Manchioneal ... J. R. Naylor ... 16 May, '63 do. 1.2 0 0 ao.
Mandeville ... A. Robertson . ... 17 Sept. '69 do. 84 0 0 do .
May Hill ... H. Swaby ... 1 Dec. '69 do . 18 0 0 do.
Mile Gully ... C. Atherton (c) ... 1 Aug. 'G9 do . 12 0 0 do.
Ditt.o ... R. A. Pat.on ... 1 Dec..'7.0 do. 12 0 0 do .
Moneagne ... A. A. Lindo (d) ... 1 Jan. '62 do. 18 0 0 do.
Ditto ... A. N . Sutherland ... _ ) Jun\'71 do. 18 0 0 do.
Monte_gt> Bay ... F. H. Dillon ... 1 April, '68 do. 84. 0 0 do .

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Morant Bay ... E.J.Gongh ... 5 May, '65 do. 36 0 0 do .
Newmarket ... L. Lindo (e) ... ... do. Nil do .
Ditt.o ... T. Gray ... 8 Dec. '70 do. do. do.
Newport ... C. D. Lopez ... . 1 July, '68 do. 12 0 0 do.
Ocho Rios ... L. G. Mosquit:a ... 1 Aug. '60 do. 20 0 0 do•
Old Harbour ... R. Walker (j) ... 1 April, '69 do. 36 0 0 do.
Ditt.o ... S. Rodriqne3 ... 1 Nov. 'iO do. 36 0 0 do.
Pear Tree Grove ... R. Ryan ... 1 Ang. 'GO do. 6 0 0 do.
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Plantain Garden River R. Kirkland ~ .. 18June, '67 do. 30 0 0 do.
(a) £ceased.
(b) Acting from 4th to 10th January, 1870.
r)
(r.) Dismissed 30th November, 1870,
Deceased,
-
c) Resigned ith December, 1870.
(f) Ditto 31st Oct.ober, 1870.
Whether the Office be held br, Whether the Princi-

Amount of Whether the l'rincinal in con~rnction wit 1
Period during
J>rmcipal nm-, and what ot ••r Civil, "1i-
Fees during hC'n~loweda litary, or Xaval CMicer,. or AJ:- pal enjoy any, Date of First
pointmcnt, or Plncc of P.ro t, which the Officer
Jfou~e for 111 m11· Cvlon(" or on tho Es.
the year l1is 1wrsonal and what other Ad- Appcint.
fab!ishmcut o 'tho lJuitcc King- has been Absent
ne!lidence; dom
vantage or Profit, not meat under
1870, or what al- If the Offire he lwhl by '\ :llili-
t.lrl' or Xal'al Ofticl'f; whether from the Colony
lowaucc, if upon Full or ll:olf .II ilitnry '>r required to be st~ted the Colonial
b Ster:ing n11y, for !\aval Pay, the Tobi .\mount during tho year
II011 ~e Hent of Pay a11d Allowa111·r>s of cnry in the preceding
Value. or Quarter~. kind n·tnall.y n·cc·iv<·<l b1· him Government.
in :Hiditiou t~ the Profits of hli; lSiO.
Office. . Columns.
-----·-------------
£ d. 8.
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li-C1rn, Esu11t1smrnxr, l8i0.

CIVIL ESTABLISIUlENT. L 23
·whether the Office be held bh

l'rincipal in conjunction wit Whether the Princi-
Amount of Whether nny, and what otner Civil, !iii- Perion dnring
the J>r•neipal lit;try, or Naval Office, or Ap- pal enjoy any, Date of First
Fees dnr- be allowed pointment. or Place of Profit, which the Officer
a Honse for in any Colony, 01· oi:i the .Es- and what other Ad- Appoint-
ing the hiR per- tablisbment ol tile UmtcdKrng- has been Absent
sunal Rosi· dom.
If tbe Office be h~ld by a ::\[iii- Yantage or Profi!i, not inent nnder
Year 1870, dencc; or tary or J\ aval Olliccr, whether from the Colony
what Allow- 11pon F11ll or Hnlf .\J ilitary or required to be stated the Colonial
in Stor- ance, if any, Naval Pav. the Total Amount during the year
•
ling Value.
for House
H.ent
of Pay aiid Allowance$ of every
kind actually receil'~d by him
1870.
in the preceding Government.
in addition to the l'rofits of his
or Quarters. Ollice. Columns.
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£ s. d.
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Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
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L24 CIVIL ESTABLISHlIENT.
By whom Ap- Annual Sa- From what

Date of pointed, and lary . in Bri- Fond the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment. under what tish or Army Salary is ·
Instrument. Sterling. 'id.
COLLECTOR GENE-
RAL'S OFl!'ICE.
Collectm-Genenl ... D. P. Trench liiarc~'69 The Qoeen, by 1000 0 0

Letters Pat.ent
Col. Rev.
.April, '69 Seo· of State . 600 0 0 do.

Supr. of Revenue Ofli.. C. Haigh
081'8
A ;a. J. Burger (a) Feb. '68 The Governor 300 0 0 do.

Chief Clerk • A,.
J!fbt. Batt.en Nov. '70 Sec. of State 300 0 0 do.

Ditto
R. 0. J. Baquie (b) •. . Feb. '68 The Governor '200 0 0 do.
Second ditto
R. C. Sherlock June, '70 do. ll>O 0 0 do.
Ditto
J . F. Morrin Jan. '69 do. 155 0 0 do.
Third ditto
S. J . Stiebel Jan. '69 do. 80 0 0 do.
Fourth ditto
Pifth ditto E. Henderson Jan. '69 do., 80 0 0 .do.
March, '56
• 210 0 0 do.
0 do.
do.
H.J. Burger
B.. A. Xin~ea4, 0 0 do.

{) 0 do.
c. Arbdtall1r
0 0 do.
CIVIL ES'rABLISIDIENT. L 25
Whether the Office be held bv Whether the Principal

•
Amount of \Yhcthcrthe ' Principal in conjunction with
any and what other Civil, 1-li- Period during
J>rincipal lita:-y, or Naval Office, or Ap- enjoy any, and v;bat Date of First
Fees be allowed a pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
llonRe for in any Colony, or on. the J2.sta- other Adnntagc .\ ppointmeut
during the his personal blishment of the United 1'.rng- has been absent
Hesidence; dom.
If the Office be held by a Mi- or Profit, not required under the
Yearl870, or what lital'Y. or X a val Office!', whether from the Colony
Allowance, upon•Fnll Ol' Ualf Military or to be stated in the Colonial Go-
in Sterling if any, for Naval Pay, the 'l'otal Amount during the Year
Honse Rent of Pay and Allowances of every preceding Co- verument.
Value. or Quarters. kind actually received by him
in addition to the Profits of his 1870.
Office. lumns.
---------- - --------- ·---
£ s. d.
'
Nil Nil Nil 3 Months vaca- Nil March, '48

tion leave
do. do. do-. Nil Travelling Allow- April, '69

ance, £200
-
do· do. do. do. Nil April, '54
do. do. do. do. do. Nov. '70

do. do. do. do. do. Jan. '68
do. do. do· do. do. :March, '70
do. do. do. do. do. :May, '68
do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '68
do. do. do; do. do. Jan. '69

~
clo. do. do. do. £2:5 per annum Per- July, '46
' sonal Allowance
do. do. do. do. Nil Juno, '58
do. do. do. do. do. October '57
do. do . do. do. do. January, '60
•
do. £50 house do. do. do. April, '55
allowance
do. Nil ao. do. do. June, '69
do. do. do. do. do. February, '68
7-CIYIL ES'rAl3LISHMENT1 1870.

.
L 26. CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
I
.I
BywhomAp- Annual Ba- From what
DaW'fl pointed, and laryinBri- P'nnd the
OFFICE. NAME.
under what tish or Army &laryis
Instrument. · Sterling. Paid.
£, 8. d.
INTERNAL BEVE-
DBP.A.RTDNT.
~.
· Bt. Atldnao.
Tbird.olw OQllador W.L. Siewart ... June, '69 TheQqTemor 300 0 0 Col. ReT.
~ AuiataDt W. P. Trench Xaroh,'69 do. 150 0 0 do.
Seooucl.olaaa Olerk .•• B. A. Williams Oct. '70 do. 80 0 0 do.
St. 'J!Jwmas.
Third-cl.au Collector W, T. Jamison June, '69 do. 300 0 0 • do-
First.class Assistant Geo. A. Hague April, '68 do. 250 0 0 do.

Oollector
1J.'hild.olasl ditto ~>-Harding June, '69 do. 150 0 0 do.
D.~nzie Oct.. '70 do. 130 0 0 , do.
Seoond.clus Olerk ••• A. tJ. il'aoe7 Ka7,'69 do. 85 0 0 do.

Ditto 1. E.Riohards Coli '70 do. 80 0 0 do.
Ditto .. H. J.James . Oct. '70 do. 80 0 0 do.
Portland.
Third.class Collector o R. C. J. Baquie Feb. '70 000 0 0
.
do. do.
Taxes
•
Dl"tro Aaaistant Collec- Henry James Sept. '70 do. 150 0 0 do•
Seoond-o1uiJ Olerk ... L. :M. Lynch Mareh,'68 ao. 90 0 0 do.

Assistant -0.alier ... T. H. Bunting Oct. '70 Ao· 130 0 0 do•
Second-clall Olerk .•. J. A. Brow:a. Oct. '70 80 0 0 do.
&. Afm?.
Second-clus Collector Wm. Gray Feb. '68 400 0 0 do·
of Taxes
First.class Assistant J. Malabre Dec. '68 do. 250 0 0 do·

Collector
7
L 28 CIVIL ES'rABLISIHIENT.
By whom Ap- Annual Sa- From wh::.t

Date of pointed, and Iary in Bri- Fund tho
OFFICE. NA~IE.
Appointment. under what tish or Army Salary is
~~--~---~~- ---
£ s. c1.
INl'ERNAL RlIVE-
NUE DJ~P.A.RTMENT,
co;~timtei.l.
St. Mary.
First-class Assistant W.R. A. Hill ... Dec. '70 The Go>ernor 250 0 0 Col. Rev.
Collector ... I
Second-class ditto ... J. F. Clarke ... Oct. '69 do . 200 0 0 do.
Assistant Cashier , .. R. R. S. Spalding ... Oct. '70 do. 130 0 0 do.
First-class Clerk ... J. H . Hyman ... Oct. '70 do. 100 0 0 do.
Second ditto ... E, C. Bains Oct. '70 do. 80 0 0 do. .
'
St. Catherine.
Second-class Collector J. Heighington ... Oct. '69 do. 400 0 0 do ..
First-class Assistant Theodore Bravo ... June, '70 do .

., 250 0 0 do.
Collector
Second-class ditto ... ~. £ertson ... Feb. '68 do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W. L. Garriques ... July, '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
Assistant Cashier ... C. H. Litteljohn ... Oct. '70 do. 130 0 0 do .
First-class Clerk ... R, A. Berwick . .. June, '69 do. 100 0 0 do .
Second ditto ... Luke Rattigan ... Oct. '70 do . 80 0 0 do.
Ditto ... A. G· Trench ... Oct. '70 do . 80 0 0 do.
St.Ann.
Third-class Collector J. W. Gruber ... Feb. '68 do. 300 0 0 do .
Third-class Assistant S. E. Payne ... July, '69 do. 150 0 0 do .

ditto
Ditto ... T. W. Walcott ... June, '70 do. 150 0 0 do .

Assistant Cashier ... J. Allwood ... Oct. '70 do. 130 0 0 do .
Second-class Clerk ... H. D. Fletcher ... March, '70 do. 85 0 0 do.
:Q.itto ... F. E. Paine ... Oct. ·~o do. 80 0 0 do .
•
L82 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
Bywhom.Ap· Annual Sa- From what

Date qt pointed, and un- lacy in Bri- Fond the
OFFICE. N.AllE.
Ap~. der what Instru- tish or .Army Salary is
ment. Sterling. J>aid.
£ 8. d.
INTERNAL BEVE-
NUE l>EPARTHENT,
ccmM-.t
8t.3a.me1. •
Third-clasa A.lliatant H. I'. Orgill Feb. '68 The GoTernor 100 0 0 Col. Rev.
~
Aaaiatant Culi:ier ... T. J. Breakspear Oct. '70 do• 180 0 0 do.
Second:.ciasa Clerk ... G. A.. :ll&Dning April; '70 do. 80 0 .0 do.
Ditto •
T • .B. Petgran Oct. '70 do. · 80 0 0 do.
•
Ditto J. G. Parkinson Nov. '69 do· 80 0 0 do.
Hanot!ef'.
Seoond-cJass Collector R. W. Allwood Feb. '68 do. 4.00 0 0 ·do.
.leaistant Cashier ... M.A.. Carter Oct. '70 . do. 180 0 0 .do.
Secowl"'1ass ~erk ... A.G. Davidson Oct. '70 do. 80 0 0 do•
F.d. Wilson Oct~ '70 do.

• 80 0 0 do.
l>ltto
JV~
Bec>Ond-class Oolleot.or Geo.Ffrencb Oct.. '70 do. 400 0 0 do.
Third-class Assistant M. A. Seat.on llay, '68 do. 150 0 0 do.

· Collector
Assistant Cashier ... A. T. Kidd ... Oct- •7o do. 130 0 0

. do.
Second.class Clerk ••• G. W. Strieker March, '70 do. 90 0 0 do.
Ditto F. W.Hawkins July, '70 do. 80 0 0 do.
St. BlizabetA.
Second-class Collector W. B. Salmon Feb. '68 do. -'00 0 0 do.
First.elall A.sejstant
Collect.or
w. L. Bonr .., Sept. '68
•• 250 0 0 do•
Third-elal8 ditto J. W . Earle J~.'69 ao. 150 0 0 do.
Assistant Cashier J. S. Trench . ... Oct. '70 4o. 130 0 0 do•
SecoD4.olass Clerk ... G, B. Caldwell

Ditto a M. Gitrord 0
March, '70
Oct. '70
••
do.
85 0 0
80 0 0
do.
do.
•
L33
Amount of
Date of First
Fees dur-
Appoint-
ingthe
meat 'under
Year 18?0,
the Colonial
in Ster-
£ 11. d.
Nil Nil fill Nil £50 Horse allowance
do. do. do. do. Nil

do. do. . do. clo. jo. ..
do. do. do.
do. do. .ao.
do. do.
do. Nil do. 1869
do. do. do. 1869
.. do.
do.
£50House
allowance
Nil
de.
do.
do.
do.
do.
aoce
do. do. do. do. Nil
do. do. do. do.
do. dO. do. do.
do. do.
do. NU do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do. 18'/JI'

•
L 34 CIVIL ESTAllLISHMEN'f.
By whomAp- Anuual Sa- From what

Date ol Ipointed, nnd un- lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment. dor \Vhat In- tishor Army Salary is
atrumcnt• . Sterling. Paid.
CUSTOMS' DEPART-
--- - ---
£ s. d.
}{ENT.
Kingllo1'.
Collector of C118toma R. Gillard (a.) March, '69 The Governor 600 0 0 Col. Rev.
Chief Clerk F. S. Stephenson NOT· '70 do. soo 0 0 do.
Firat.'1laaa Clerk and Jno. Moree March, '56 do. 250 0 0 do.
Cashier
· at-class Cletk ... .Tio. Graves March, '56 do. 250 0 0 do.
Ditto and Assistant In- Louis Lewis May, '61 do.- 250 0 0 do.
specter of Invoices
Secoud-olaaa Clerk ... E.E. Lewin Feb. '64. do. 180 0 0 do.
Ditto C. Badley Oct. '66 do. 140 <} 0 do.
Ditto J. F. Smith Oct. '69 do. 110 0 0 do.
Third-clasa Clerk ... R.Gillard,jUDior Aug. '70 do. 80 0 0 do.
lmpector of laTOicea C. Goldie (b) Oct. '69 Seo. of State 4.20 0 0 -do.
imd @lief Barveyor
.AlaiatAmt BUJ'\l'e701' .I. A..1'owlU J--.'69 The Governor 800 0 0 do.
OhW'TideB~
J'irat Landing Waiter 1lagh Bogl• 11--, '70 950 0 0 do.•

•
CIVIL ES'l'.AULISIBIEXT. L B!J
Wheth~r the Office be held bh

Pril>cipal in conjunction wit Whether the Princi-
Amount of WhE>iherthe any, and what othPr Civil, ~li- Perio<l during
Principal litary, or Naval Ofli~P- or Al;l- pal enjoy any Date ofFirst
Fees dur- be allowed a pointment, or Place ol Profit, 10 which the Officer
House for any Colony, or on_ t.he Es'.ab- and 1~hat other Ad- Appoint-
ing the Year hiR personal blishment of tile 'Cmted Kmg- h:i.s been AbHent
Residence; Ifdom.
the Oftice be held by a Mili- vantage or Profit, not ruent under
l870in or what al- tary, or Naval Officer, whethet· from the Colony
lowance, if 1;i:on Full or Hall' Military or required to be stated the Colonial
Sterling Va- any, fo1· NavaJ l:'ay, the 'fotal Amount during the year
House Rent of Pay and Allowa_nce~ of ov~ry in the preceding Government.
lue. kind actually rece1 ved by hmi
or Quarters. in aduition to the P1·otit11 of his 1870.
Office. Columns.
_ _ _ _ _I _ _ _ _
£ s. d.
'
~-.,..---------------- -------
Nil Nil .Nil Nil £150 as Shipping Nov. '68

Master
do. do. do. do. Nil June, '58
do. do. do. do. £50 Personal Allow. 1840
ance.
do. do. do. do. Nil June, '54.
do. do. do. do·
- <lo. :May, '61·
do. do. do. 6 :Months do. January, '55

do. do. do. Nil do. October, '66
clo. do. do. do. do. J!'ebruary, '64
do. do. do. do. do. August, '70
do. do. do. do. do. October, '69
I
do. do. do. do. £50 per annum as Ad. 1847
measurer of Shipping
do. do. do. do. Nil Aug. '65
do. do. do. do. do. Nov. '53
do. ·*
~ do. do. do. do. May, '66
do. do. do. do. do. October, '69
'
do. do. do, do. Personal allowance, May, '66

£20 per annum
August, '66
do. d.o. do. do. do.
do. do. do.
'
do. Nil I January:, '69

From what
lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
under what U8lt or Army Salary is
ln1tr.ument. ~erling. Paid.
.£ s. d.
& 0 0
85 0 0 do.
0 0 do.
0 0 do.
0 0 do.
-0 0 do~
Third-olau Ont.cloor 0£. John Francis 0 0 do.

:fleer
Ditto W.J. Oartin April, '69 0 0 do.
July, '70 do. 65 0 0 do.
... July, '69 do. 65 0 0 do.
ao. 65 0 0 do.
0 0 do.
0 0 do.
Ditto 0 0 do.
0 do. .
Tide Waiter, St. James W. S. Spence 0 0 do.
FaZmoutA.
'(Jcjllector of Customs J. A. Ba.relay Jane, '70 clo. SIO o!! do.
Oct. '68 ao. 225 (} 0 do.
1. Pa.BBmore May, '69 0 0 do.
Wm.Multett Jrla.y, '70 0 0 do.
J. lL. Lawrence· 60 0 0 do.
Ditto John O'Ba.lluran 60 0 0 do,
0 0 do.
Wm. Bodden. 0 0 do.
G. G. Nix 0 0 do.
L 87
Whether the Office be

A.mount of Whet)1er the Principal in con~a
Pnnci~l any, and whnt ot "r J
Date of First
Feea darin be'allo:Weda litary, or Na\"al O . , w
pointment, or l'la6e o
House for 1R 8Uh C~lon,, Oi' Oft the Appoint.
the yeaz his 'perSODal tablis moot o tho UniteA
Re&dence; dom
1870, or what al... Iftnry
the Ollioo bo held by ,
Naval Ofllel'r, w
lowauce, it uron orFull or Ilalf Mil I the Colonial
in Sterling any, for :N arnl Pav, the Total
Bouse Rent of Pav ana AllowanCPI
Value. or Quarters. kind 'a-tually received y
in "'1dition to the Prol Column&.
Office.
£ 8. d.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Personal allowance,

£15 per annum
do. do. ao. do. Ditto £15 per anrn.

do. do. do. do. .Nil A)>fil, '69"
do. do. do. do. do. Jnly, '69
do. do. do. do. do.

do.' do. do. do. do. . April, '69
· do. do. do. do. do. A?riJ, 'et

de. do. do. do. do. April, '69
do.
c10.
do.
do.
do.
d.O.
dO.
do.
-
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
db.
do.
do.
July, '?O
186~
1869
Ap1'11, '?0
do. do. do, do. do. April, '?0
do. do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. 1o. do. Oct. '?0
do. do. do. do. May, '68

do. do. do. do.
do. do. do.
cto. dJ>. do.
do. do. do.
do. do.
-do.
-
do.
do.
do. do.
L 38 CIYIL ESTABLISHMENT.
By whom .Ap- Annual Sa- From what

I
Date of pointed, and lary in Bri- Fnnd the
OFFICE. XAl\IE.
Appointment. under what tish or Army S:i.lary is
Iustrumcnt. Sterliug. Paid.
I
-
_I i £ s. d.
---
CLERK OF MUNI-
CIP AL AND ROAD
BOARDS.
King·ston ... A. N. Cardozo ... 1 Feb. '68 The Governor 460 0 0 Col. Re>.
IMMIGRATION DE-
PARTMENT.
I
Agent-General ofEmi- W. fiiI. Anderson ... 6 July, '68 do. 1000 0 0 ImmigratioIl
gration in India for Fund
Jamaica i
Acting Agent-General H.B. Shaw ... 10 July, '68 do. 100 0 0 do.
ofI.mmigrationin Ja-
maica
Sub-Agent ... W. Y. Garsia ... 1 Dec. '61 Sir C. H. Dar- 150 0 0 do .

ling
Ditto ... M. Bravo ... 21 Nov. '62 Governor Eyre 174 0 0 do .

Ditto .. C. L. Hider ... 2 March, '68 Sir J.P. Grant 150 0 0 do .
Ditto ... F. Nicholson ... 7 Dec. '69 do. 150 0 0 do .
Ditto ... A. H. Cotter , . .. 28 March, '70 do . 250 0 0 do.

1
Ditto ... J. H. Clarke ... 18 >Ioreh, '701 do. Nil Nil
Ch:ef Clerk, Head Of-1 W. A. Aldred ... 30 Sept. '69 do . 120 0 0 do.
fice
CONSTABULARY!
DEPARTMENT. I
I
Inspector-General (a) J. H. Prenderville ... 9 Oct. '66 do . 600 0 0 CoL Rev.
I
I .
I
Depot Inspector (b) IJohn Moore, Lieut. 3rd
W.I. Regiment
26 Nov. '66 do. 250 0 0 do.
I
(a) The Inspector·Gcneral is also honorary Inspector of Volunteers, and a Member of the Central Board of
Health.
(b) The Depot Inspector is also Inspector of St. Catherine,
CIVIL EST.ABLISIDIENT. L 39
iYh7th~r th~ Office be . held by Whether the Principal

Amount of 'Vhcthcr the Pnnc1pal m conJunction witt1
Period during
Principal any, and what other Civil, Mi·
.ir- be n,Ji·o,~cd a litary, or 1\a,·al Office, or :\p· enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees dt ,, pointrnent, or Place of l'rotit, which the Officer
House for
in"' the Year bis µf'rsonal
I in any Colony, or on the Es-
tablishmcnt of the United li:iug-
other Advantag~ Appointment
has been absent
"" l'.•CSJC· 1ence ; dom
If the. Office be held by a Alili- or Profit not r~quircd uuclcr the
1870, in or '"·bat ~]- tary or Na'l'al Officer, whether from the Colony
lowancc, upon Full or Half Mili.tury or to be stated in the Colonial Go-
Sterling Ya- if any, for NaV'.ll Pay, the Total ,\mou11t during the Year
House Rent o! Pay and Allowa_nces of every preoetling Co- vcrnment.
lue. or Quarters. krnd actually received by him 1870.
in ad di tiou to the .Profits of his
Office. lunm.
- -------- -------------1---------1----------1-----.--
£ s. d.
Nil Kil ·Clerk of \Volmer's Trust, Kil Nil 1 Feb. '68

£24 per annum ; .A.lmo-
ner of Kingston, £100
.
do. do. Kil In India Allowed all Travel- 9 Oct. '61
ling Expenses
do. do. Inspector of Prisons, £500 Nil Allowed, when Tra- 1 April, '63
per annum velling, £2 per
diem
do. do. Kil do. £100 Travelling al. October, '48

lowance
do. do.
I Ilarbonr Master, £60 do. •£100 ditto 1848
do. do. Cooly Interpreter for his do. £100 ditto 1866
District, £30
do. do. do. do. £50 ditto 7 Dec. '69
do. do. Government Medical Offi. do. Nil 28 March, '70

cer for Coolies in his Dis-
trict, at £250 per anm.
Gs.each per do. Government :Medical Offi- do. do. 18 March, '70
anm., or cer at 8s. each, or £79
£14 ls. to 4s. Od. to 31st Dec. '70
31 Dec. '70
Nil do. Nil do. do. 30 Sept. '69
do. do. do. do. Travelling allowance, 9 Oct. '66

£200 per anm. Fo-
rage for 3 Horses, at
1 s. 6d. each per diem
do. do. Capfain, unattached, at 7s. do. Forage for 2 Horses, 26 Nov. '66
per diem at ls 6d each per diem
L42 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT..
By whom Ap· Ann11al Sa- From what

Dea.of J>9inted, and lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment.. under what tish or Army Salary is
In.strument. Sterling. Paid.
HARBOR MASTERS.
- - £ s. d. --
Kingston ... W. S. Cooper ... 4 June, '46 General Barkly Nil Nil
... ...
Annotto :88J •
Falmouth and Martha Q.

H. Sheriff
.
P. Delisser ...
31 May, '65
17 June, '69
Governor Eyre 30 0
Nil
0 Cot Rev.
Nil
Sir J. P. Grant
Brae
• Lucea and Green Island J. H. Caseley ... 21 July, '53 Sir 0. E. Grey 36 0 0 Col. Rev.
I
Montego Bay ... James Bates ... 1 Oct. '61 Sir C. Darling 36 0 0 do.
Old Harbor, Salt River M. Bravo ... 14. .Aug. '62 Governor Eyre Nil Nil
and Clarendon Bay ~
Savanna-la-Mar ... J. J. Peynado .... 1 Feb. '60 Govnr. Darling do· do.
Black R,iver ... w. G. K. Boxer ... 13 Sept. '59 do. do. do.
... •
Sit Ann'a Bay, Och9 Edw.ard Brown 25 June, '69 Sir J.P. Grant do. do•
Rios and RiQ Bueno
~~ONS' DEPART-
MENT:
Inspector of P.risons H.B. Shaw ... 1 April, '63 Lieut. Gov. Eyre,
by Commission
500 o·o Col. Rev.
I
Cltlfk ... w. R. Joll11 ... 15 July, '67 Sir J. P. Grant 50 0 01I do.
I
I
I
General Penitentiary. I
I
Sqperintandent ... John Horton ... 1 March, '61 Govnr. Darling, 300 0 oj do,
by Commission
Deputy Superintendent George Scraigg ... 22 Oct. '67 Sir J. P. G~t, 104 0 0 do.
by Letter
~a.Ut- ... Bev. w. S. Serres ... 13 Aug. '63 ~of New- .00 0 0 do.
castle
Surgeon ... Charles Campbell ... 1844 Earl of Elgin, 250 0 0 do .

11 • by, Letter
Clerk ... James .A. Marshall ... 1 Oct. '70 Admnr. of the
Gow-.-rnment
180 0 0 do.
.Asiistant Clerk ... George M. Duff ... 1 March, '68 Sir J.P. Grant,
by Letter
80 0 0 dd•
I
'
Ditto ... S. J. Dunckerly ... 1 Nov. '69 do. 60 0 0 do.
•
-CIVIL L48
Amount of Wh h
.
et 81' t
PrillOi~
h j Whothtt °"" " .... ~
Principalth•in conjunction 1ri
andj and what other Cil'IJ;
lli tary, or NaJt.!111.
PeriM ,during
Whether the~
~oy any, amt 'trW Date of First
Fees danng be allo~
Houpe for
· ~rsiJil
Appllintment, dr of
fit, in any Colony, dr oa .
which the Officer
. . . Adv~or Apintment
the year h18 , a1 El!tabliahmenl Of the U
Kingdom. .tia8 l>6m. Absent
lifO Beiidence; JI the Oftloe be Jield liy a Hilt, not ziequired ltmMrthe
' or 'tt'fiat a\- tary or Naval Officer ~ ~ '1ie Colony
. Ste I° lowanCQ, if ~on ~·uu or Balf :&{iii to be •Wea in Colonial Go-
in r 1ng any, fdf avol Pill,the Tot'll t: dminaz?aie Year
Hou11e Reilt o Poy au Allowances o f . the Preohdmg vemment.
Value. or Quarten ~nd a~t!1ally received.~ 11870.
• in addition to the Pro tl-91
Olllce.
Column.
£ s. d.
783 10 0 Nil Commander &,al Navy Nil Nil 4 Jdn-e; •.&tJ

6 0 0 do. iru do. do. 31 May, '65
12 11 9 do. aa. do. do. 17 June, '69
2 10 0 do. do. do. do. 21 July, '53

Nil dO. do. do. ao. 1 Oct. '61
60 0 0 . do. , Sub-Agent Immigration, do • • do. 184.i'
£275 per anni*n •
20 0 0 do. Nil do. do. (1Feb.60'
22 0 0 do. do. do. dp, 1 June, '84.
6 14 0 do. do. do. do. 25 June, '69
Nil do. Adting Agent.General Im- do. Allowed, wl:ien Tra- 1 April, '63
igration, afi £100 p~r .mh. telK!'lg',..S2 a.:day
do. do, Aisistant Clerk Immigra- do. Nil 16 July, '67
tiob Office, a\ £~0 per aamb.
do. B.eilidence :Nil do. do. 96 Fe"b. '''f
do. dO. ... de. d~. 22 Oct. •tf7
d!).
do-.
do.
N«
do.
do.
do.
de.
do.
c]O..
Nil
..
do. do. :io.- do. do,
do. do. ao. do; do.

•
CIVIL ESTABLlSHMENT.
Annual Sa- From what

lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICJt NAllE.
tish or Army Salary is
ment. Sterling. Paid.
£ 8. d.
PRISONS' DEPART-
:MENT, continwid.
DispeDSer B· D. Lawes 1 Nov. '70 Sir J.P. Grant, 120 18 0 Col. Rev.
by Lett.er
Salesman George F. Doyen 8 Sept. 168 do. 100 0 0 do.
St.orekeeper JoJm Holt 21 April, '68 do. 100 0 0 do.

•
llatron Sarah D. Scholar 2 llay, '68 do. 65 0 0 do.
DISTRICT PRISONS.
Sflperintendenll·
St. Oatberine ]). P. M:endes •.. 4. Feb. '64. Justices in Spe- 160 0 0 do.
Falmouth
.
Thomas P. Kidd 20 Oct. '62
ciaJ. Seesions
do. 200 0 0 do.
Mandeville James Bonthrone 16 Dec. '62 do. 14.0 0 0 do.
llorant Bay (short L. N. Grant 1 June, '70 Sir J. P. Grant 10 0 0 do.

term Prison)
St. llary Al.e::mnder Taylor 15~h,'65 Governor Eyre 120 0 0 do:
Hanover J. R. Davis 14. Oct. '64 Justioea in Spe- '\00 0 0 do.

cial Sessions
·ddlesex and. Surry M.Law-Wn so llarch, '67 Sir i ... Grant, 200 0 0 do.
County Gaol • by Letter
Short Term Prison, Sergt. F. Binnom 1 Dec. '68 do. 6 0 0 do.

Mont.ego Ray
Short Term Prison, Sergeant.major H. ·J. 1 Harch,'69 do. 6 0 0 do.

Black River Rance
•
Whether the Office be held by Whether the Princi·
.A.mount of Whether the Principal in conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, Mi- Period during
Principal litary, or Na val Office, or Ai- pal enjoy any, Date of First
F ees during be allowed a pointment, or Place of Pro t, which the Officer
House for in any Colony, or on the Es- and what other Ad- Appoint-
the year his personal tablishment of the United King- has been Absent
Residence; dom. mentunder
vantage or Profit, not
1870, or what al- If the Office be held by a Mili- from the Colony
lowance, if tary or Naval Officer, whether required to be stated the Colonial
~on Full or Half J\lilitary or
in Swrling any, for aval Pay, the 'l'etal Amount during the year
House Rent of Pay and Allowances of every in the preceding Government.
in addition to the Profits of his Columns.
Office.
--
£ s. d.
~
--· -- - -- · -
Nil Residence Nil Nil Nil 1862
do. Nil do. do. do. 8 Sept. '68

i
do. Residence do. do. do. 2 May, '68
I
l
do. do. do. do. do. 4. Feb. '64
do. do. do. do. Forage allowance, at 20 Oct. '62

2s. per diem
do. do. do. do. Nil 16 Dec. '.54.

.
do. do. Sergeant of Constabulary do. do.
do. do. Nil do. do. Noveniber '42
do. do, do. do. do. October, '63
do. do. Sergeant of Constabulary do. do. 1 Dec. '68
do· do. do. do. do. 1 March, '59
12-Cmt. Eiw.&»LISlWENT, 1870.

BywhomA.p- Annual Sa- .From what
OFFICE. NilE. lary in Bri- Fund the
tish or Axmy
ment. Sterling. Pa.id.
ISLAND Ml!JDICAL
£ 8. d. -
ESTABLISHMENT.
A.ctin~Su~ Wm. St.eventon, M.D. 16 :Ma.y, '70
MedWai The Gofarnor, 1000 0 0 Col. Bev.
by 1*\t.er
... 20 •
Jmie, '70 ao. loO 0 0 do.
~
.. lreclical 04icer lD. P. ~ M.D:
Direct.or .
... l& M'.al• f~O lo. 600 0 0 do.
Resident M'edioal Of. C. J. H. Smith, M.D. 18 April, '70 Sec. of Stat.e UO 0 0 do.
fice.r.
•
do. 250 0 0 do.
~ GOvernor, 160 0 0 do.
tifWarrant
PUJPTeyer
170 0 0 do.
Matron ... H. T. Atkins May,'6~ do. 90 0 0 do.
Chaplain ... J. Gayleard June, '67 clo• oo · 0 -0 do.
A'l'IC ASYLUM.
T. Allen, M.D. July, '62 His Grace the 800 0 0 do.

DnkeOfNew.
caati.
G. C. Sanden ... 18 April, '68 Seo. oratJ.e:lbr 800 0 0
do.
theOo..... ' eluding lOOZ
£or&ard
Kon~
8 Sept. '66 0 0 do.
Warden ... J. Freshu.ey 31 A..ug. '68 0 0 ~0-
-Hatrom
·- A. E. Freshney •••/ 81.Allg. '68
CIVIL ES11 ABLISHMENT. L 47
Amount of 'Vh l l
'I w;1~th~r th~ Offic~ be .hclcl _by
I nnc1pal in conJunchon wtth
Whether the Principal
et !Cl' t le • an r, and what other Civil Period during
· . Principal lli"htitry, or ~arnl Offic,., o'r cri:ioy any, and what Date of r:rst
Fees dunng be a,lloivccl a Appointment, or Place of l'ro- which the Officer
IIou~e for fi,t, 111. any Colony, or on.the other Advantage or Appoiutment
the year h· l Establishment of the Umtcd 'has been Absent
l~ p_er~oua Kiug<lom. und8rt]J.e •
Profit, not required
1870 Hc~itleuce; If the Office be held by a Mi!i- from the Colony
., or what a!- tary or Navul Ollicer, 'vh,·thcr to be dat.:J in Colonial Go-
lo\\"at1ce. 1f upon Full or ilalf illilitary or <luring the Y car
in Sterling any, for ~arnl Pay, the 'l'ot·1l Amount >Crmnent.
Hou~e H.ent o~ l'ay and Allowances of every
the Preceding
Value. .Q . . krnd actually received by him 1870.
OI uarte1s. in addition to the Profit. of his Column. .
OJ!iue.
£ s. d.
Nil Nil ·Nil Nil Allowed all Travel- 1 July, '66

1j ling Expenses
do. do. . do. do. Nil 20 June, '70
The Chief do. do. do. 1 Dea. '68

do.
Medical Of-
.ficer not al-
lowed at
present i Q
Quarters or
Allowance
for Rent.
:
do. do. do. 18 April, '70
do. The Eesi-
dent Medical
Officers are
allowed only .
Quarters
do. do. do. 29 Aug. '70
do. do. lil
do. do. do. 27 Nov. '65

do. Nil
do. do. do. 16 March, '63

do. do.
do. do. do, May, '63
do. Quarters
do. do. do. June, '67
do. Nil
• do. 6 Months do. July, '62

·do. Furnished
.-"' House
do. Nil do. 13 April, '68

do. do.
·,
do, do. do. 3 Sept. '66

do. Nil
do. do. do. 31 Aug. '63
do. Quarters
do. do. do. 31 Aug. '63

do. do. • \.
.;_
AWO.B.
I.
~ .. d.
A,, 0
p 0 do..
e 0 do.
do.
•
c1o.
410.
do. ••
do.
do.
do.
do-
do.
do.
do.
do.
.•. T.Olatb, JU>.• ••• 11aq. '69 ao.

... 1. A. W'egg • i7X.y,'69 ao.
Gayle. ••• Vaoant do•
CIVIL EsrrABLISHMENT. l..49.
Whether the Office be held by Whether the Principal

Amount of Whether the Principal in conjun~tion with.
any, and what other Civil, llli- Period during
Principal litary, or Naval Office, or Ap- enjoy a.ny, and what Date or First
Fees dur- be allowed a pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
House for in any Colony, or on the Es- other Advantag-J Appointment
ing the Year bis personal tablishment of the United King-i
1870, in
Residence;
or what al-
dom.
If the Office be held by a J.(iJi.
I has been absent
.or Profit not required under the
t:ny or Na,·al Olficer, whether from the Colony
lowance, 11f.On Full or Half ;\lilitary or to be stated in the Colonial Go-
sterling Va- if any, for lfa,·~l Pay, the Total Amount during the Year
House Rent of Pay and Allowances of e,·ery' preceding Co- vernment.
lue. or Quartere. kind actually received by himl 1870.
in addition to the .Profits of hisl
Office. lumn.
£
~
s. d.
.
-- J ---
'
Nil Nil Nil Nil • July, '58
. 1868
do. do. £50 per annum fnr Immigration
Depot. and £120 per annum as
do. Nil { 1 Feb. '70
Medical Attendant of the Lepers'
Home.
do. do. Nil do. • 1868
do. do. do. ·do. Nil 8 March, '69
do. do. :;;

do. do. 1861
do. do. do. do. Nil 1868
3 May, '69
do. do. do. do. do. { 26 July, '69
qo. do. dt. (do. • 1869
do. do. do. do. • 1869
do~ do. do. do. • 1862
do. do. do. do. Nil 184.7
do. do. do. do. • { 1869

9 July, '69
do. do. do. do. do. 184.0

'
do. do. do. do. • 1868
do. do. ,.
do. do.
" 1869
do. do. do. do. • 1869
do. do. do. do.
* The Medical Officers markeJ thus, receive a per caput Allowance for attending Indentured Coolies.
13-CrvIL EsTABLISH!!ENT1 1870.

By whom Ap- Annual Sa- From whnt

Date of pointed, and lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
IAppointment. under what tish or Army Salary is
J Instrument. Sterling. Paid.
I
£ s. d.
GOVERNMENT ME-
DlC.A.L OFFICERS,
continued.
Portland.
Port Antonio
W. C. Clarke (a) and 1 Dec. '68 The Governor, ~ 200 o O
{ R. E. Gegg .. . 11 April, "70 by _Commission 5 Col. Rev·
Buff Bay ... W. B. Keech ... 1 Jan. '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
Manchioneal ... A. C. Neyland 1 Dec. '68 do. 100 0 0 do.
St. James.
.. . J. Wilson, M.D. 1 Feb. '69 do. 300 0 0 do.
Bandon
:Montego Bay and Ru- J. Deleon 1 Feb. '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
ral District
... A.G. Mccatty 1 Feb· '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto
St. Ann.
St. Ann's Bay & Ocho A. Carter 1 Dec. '68 do. 250 0 0 do.
Rios
Dry Harbour :Moun- T. Raffington 1 Dec. '68 9ao. 200 0 0 do.
tains
H. Thornhill } I Dec. '68 } do. 200 0 0 do.
Moneague and Pedro { W. C. Clarke, M.D. 11 April, '70
St. Andrew.
Halfway Tree . .. J. Cargill, M.D. .,. 1 Dec. '68 do. 300 0 0 do.
St. Thomas.
Blue Mountain Valley J. S. Gerrard ... 1 Jan. '69 do. 200 0 • \) do.
and Morant Bay
Bath ... E.W. Major ... 1 Jan. '69 do. 150 0 0 do.
Plantain Garden River A. C. Neyland, }4:.D. 1 Jan. '69 do. 100 0 0 do.
St. David ... T. Manners (b) ... 16 Feb. '69 do. 150 0 0 do.
Medical Officer to Im- A.H. Cotter ... 1 May, '70 do. 250 0 0 do.
migrants in Plantain
Garden River District
(a) Dr. Clarke removed to Moneague, and Pedro District in St. Ann on the 11th of April, 1870.
(b) Dr. M!l-nners ceased to be a Government Medical Officer on the 30th June, 1870.
"
CIVIL ES'rABLISHMENT. .. L 51
WhPther the Office be held by

Principal in conjunction with Whethel' the Principal
Amount of Whether the any, and what other Civil, llli- Period during
Principal lita•·y, or :Kava\ Office, or Ap- enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees be allowed a pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
Houi~e for in any Colony, or on the Esta- other Advantage Appointment
during . the his personal blishment of the United King- has b~en absent
Residence; dom,
If the Office be held by a Mi- or Profit, not required under the
Year 1870, or what litary or Naval Officer, whether from tfe Colony
Allowance, upon Full or Half Military or to be stated in the Colonial Go·
in Sterling if any, for Naval J.>ay, the Total Amount during the Year
Honse Rent of Pay and Allowances of every preceding Co· vernment.
Value. or Quarters. kind actually received by him
in addition to the Profits of bis 1870.
Office. lumns.
£ s. d.
- - -- ··--
• 1868
Nil Nil Nil Nil
~ Nil
do. do. do· do. • 1869
do. do. £100 per anm. for Plantain do. Nil 1868
Garden River District.
do. do. Nil do. do. 1869
do. do. do. do. • 1865
do. do. do. do. do. Feb. '60

'
• 1868
do. do. do. do. ~ Nil
do. do~ £25 per annum for attend- do. Nil 1862
ing Gordon Town, and £50
per annum for the Govern-
ment Reformatories at
Stoney Hill
do. do. Nil do. • 1864
do. do. do. do. • 1869

do. do. £100 per annum for Man- do. Nil 1869
chioneal District
do. do. Nil do. do. 1862

do. do. £250 as Sub-Agent ofim- do. do. 1869
migration.
t .
L52 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
By whomAp- · Anuual Sa- From what

Date of pointed, and un- lary iu Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment. de:r what In- tish or Army Salary is
! strcment. Sterling. Paid.
.
-------
GOVERNMENT ME.
--.-- - -- ·
£ s. d.
DICAL OFFICERS,
continued.
Hanover.
J. D. Potts (a) ... 1 Dec. '68 The Governor 200 0 0 Col. Rev.
Lucea { S. Brown, Actinci • 23 Nov. '70 by Commission 100 0 0 do.
W este:rn Interior Dis. S. Brown) ... 10 June, '70 do . 250 0 0 do.

trict ...
St. Elizabeth.
Black River ... J. Adolphus ... 1 Jan. '69 do . 200 0 0 do.
Siloah ... ....... ······ ....... 200 0 0 do.
Santa Cruz ... J. H. Clark ... 1 Jan. '70 do. 200 0 0 do.
Westmoreland.
'vVestern ... Z.Mennell ... 1 Jan. '69 do. 100 0 0 do .
Savanna-la-Mar ... R. S. Harvey ... 1 Jan. '69 do. I 250 0 0 do .
Eastern District ... 0. C. Harvey ... 1 Jan. '69 do. I 100 0 0 do.
JUDICIAL DEPART-
I
I
MENT.
Court of Chancery.
I
Chancellor ... The Governor for the
time being .
Vice Chancellor ... The Chief Justice for
the time being
l!Iaster in Ordinary ... Charles Harvey . . 20 1.Iarch, '61 Gov. Darling Nil
Supreme Court. I
Chief Justice ... The Hon. Sir J. IJucie 24 Dec. '69 By Commission 2000 0 0 do.
Smith, C ~1.G. under the (heat
. Seal·
Assistant Judge of the The Hou. J. F. Cargill 23 May, '56 By Commission 1200 0 0 do.
Supreme Court from Gov. Barkly
Ditto I ... The Hon. E:Kemble(b) 17 Jan. '61 By Commission 1200 0 0 do.
from Gov. Dar-
I
ling
Ditto ... The Hon. A. Ker 21 Feb. '61 do. I 1200 0 0 do.
(n) Dr. Potts r<'signe<l his appointment in Octoher. 1870.
(b) ~Ir. Kern hie retired on a pension on the 1st of February, 1870.
CIVIL UYABLISBM:BNT. Laa·
Whether the ~
~erio4 during
pal enjoy $Dy, Date of First
•hich Ql,. Ofllcer
and what othltr Ad- Appoint.
ace; meut uador
187~ ta.ta~
ce, if the Colonial
in Sterling ,, fblt during the year
House Rent in the prec$ling Government.
Value. or Quarters. 1•10.
Column••
£ s. d.
Nil
do.
N"ll
do. -~
£250 fop tbaWeatan lnt.e-
Nil
do.
•
•
~
101~·70
rior District.
do. do. £100 as Acting G. M. 0. ,do. Nil 10 June, '70

for Lucea District from
23ftl No~. llill-0•
do. da. Nil• do. dG. ~
do. do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. do. • 1870
do. do. do. do. • 1869
do. do. do. do. • June, '62

do, db. do. do. lfi1 186$·
•
•
Sbrrogate in Vioe..A.dnh- do. 1847
96 19 8 do. do.
ralty Court.
Nil do. Nil do. do. 24. Dec. '69
do. do. do. do. a<>. May, '56
do. do. ~o. do. Jan. '61
do. do. .w. do. d . Feb. '61

CIVIL ES'l'.ABLISHMKN'r. L 55
\Yhethcr the Office be held by

Amount of 'Vhethcr Principal in conjunction with 'Whether the Princi·
any, and what other Civil, ;\.li- Period during
the Pr:n(:ipal li::iry, or Naval Oftie~, or Ap- pal enjoy auy, Date of First
Fees dur- be allowucl pointlllent. ot rlacc of l'rofit, which the Officer
a Hou~e for in any Colony, or on thP l-:s- and what other Ad- Appoint-
iug the 1 his pc'r- tnblisbment o.fthe linit1·J. Kil:g-
has been Absent
1 dom.
· st...nal Ilesi· If the Office be held by •t ~lili vantage or Profit, not ment under
Year 1870, dence; or tary or .Naval Officer, whether from the Colony
what Allow- upon Full or llalf .\Jilitary 0r I required to be stated the Colonial
in Ster- ance, ifa11y, NnYal Pay. the Total A1uount during the year
for House of Pay and Allowance• of every in the preceding Government.
ling Value. Reut kind actually received hy him
in addition to the l'rofi ts of his 1870.
orQual'tcrs. Office. Columns.
-----..------:-----~-----1------~---------------
£ s. d.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Dec. '55
do. do. Clerk to Legislative Coun- do. £200 Travelling Al- 8 March, '50
cil, £400 lowance
do. do. One of the Attorney-Gene- do. Nil Sept. '58
ral's .Assistants, £·J.OO
180 8 8 do. Nil do. £1000 Pension from 25 No'V'. '03
Demerara, as Secy.,
Reg., & Rec.· Gen.
& £193 6s. 8d. Pen·
sion from the Island
I
as late Usher of the
I
43 1 0
I Black Rod
do. Clerk in Stamp Office, do. Nil June, '53

I £150 per annum.
Nil do. Sec. of the W. I. Incum. do. do, March, '4.4
bered Estates Court
do. do. Nil do. do.
do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '68

do. I do. Crier of the Circuit Courts, do. do. June, '56
with Fees
I
By1'1"homAp- Annual Sa- From what

: Date or 11oi11ted, and al'y m Bri- F mu1 the
OFFICE. IAppoint.me.n~.. under what ! tish or Army s,i]ary is
1
I Iustrument. Sterling. Paid.
---.- - - - - · - - - ; - -,-
CIRCUIT COURTS,
··~-'----- 1 £ s. d.
continued.
Westem Ofrcuit.
Man9hester ... I
St. Elizabeth
Westmoreland ... ' .An Assistant Judge
~ of the Supreme
Hanover Court:
St James
Trolo.wny ···)
In sol vent De ht ors' Held by. the District
Courts ' Court Judges
I
DISTRICT COURTS.
Judge ... Hon. Jaspel'. F. Cargill 28 Oct. '67 The Governor I Nil Col. Re,-.
Ditto . .. Patrick Blair ...l 31 May, '70 do. 1000 0 0 do.

Clerk: .. 'Edward B. Lynch ... 28 Oct. '67 The Governor, 400 0 0 do.
by Commission
.Assistant Clerk ... Henry Maxwell Hall 28 Oct. '67 The Governor, 100 0 0 do-
by Letter
'
•
Ditto . .. Donald Matheson ... 25 June, '70 do. 60 0 0 do.
I
Dittg ... '
Stephen H. Cooke ... 1 Feb. '70 do• 30 0 0 .
I
do.
Bailiff ... John Walker ... 28 Oct '67 do. 60 0 0 r do.

Ditto ... James M. Walsh ... 18 Ju:p.e, '70 do. Nil
I
' do.
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. 57 I..
!Whether the Office be held bv \\hcthcr the Princi-

Amount of Whethertbel Principrtl in conjunct~o!1 wii.h Period during
p .· · I , any, and 1•·hat other Cini, :,i 1•
. rmc11m . Jitarr, or XaYal Office, or Ap· pal enjoy any, Date of First
Fees <lurrng be allowed ;i· pointment, or Place of Protit, which the Officer : I
House for 1 in any r.olo11v, or on the Es- and what other Ad- Appoint-
the year his personal: tablishmentoithc united King. has been Ab~eut 1 1'
Residence· ; <lom. I vantage or Profit, not. mc.nt under

1870, or what nl2 i If the Office be held by a Mili- from the Colony
lowauce if l tary or Naval Officer,, ~vhcthcr required to be stated tho Colonial
·n s•e1·l1'r1cr . . ii'. I upon Full or Half )hlitiu·y or
l
" o •111)' Ol , Naval Pay, the Total Amount <luriug tho year
Hon se Rent, of Pay and Allowances of every in the preceding Goverument.
Value. or Quarters.I kind actually reccil·cd by hiti1 1870.
in addition to the Profits of hi• Columns.
Office.
______i_______
--- -- ------ - - - - ---------- I •
£ s. d.
I
I
I
II
!
'
• I
Nil Nil IAssistant Judge of the Su- I

Nil TraYelling Allow- '23 May, '56
ance, £12 per anm.
preme Court, £1200 per an.
do. do.
I •do. do. do.
<lo. do. Registrar of the Court of do. Travelling Allowance Oct. '55
Vice-Admiralty and Prov 1sional Al.
lowance of £100 for
duties un ler Insol-
vent J,aw
do. do. Nil do. Fees as :Marshal of 1 July '61

the Court of Vice-Ad-
miralty, £13 12s. 10.
do. do. do. do. Tmvo!ling Allowanoel 25 J=e, '70

of £40 per annum
do. do. Clerk of Petty Sessions, do. Ditto £96 per anm. 5 Aug. '63
£150 per annum
90 2 0 do. Nil do. Nil Oct. '67
59 9 3 do. do. do. do. 18 June, '70
15-CmL EsTABLISHMENT1 1870.

I
I
· Dy whom Ap· I Annual So.- From what
Date of J pointed, and uu- lu.ry in Bri- J Fund the
OFFICE. NA)1E.
Appointment. : der what Instru- tish or Almy 1 Salary is
'
__,_____,_________ I
I i
~----1 ------ . ----
DISTRICT COURTS, 1
I l
I
£ s. d.
continued.
St . .Am~'s Ba11.
Judge ... W. D. Bruce ... 15 May, '69 The Queen 800 0 0 Col. Rev .
Acting Clerk ... .Alexander Lako ... 1 Dec. '70 Sir J, P. Grant 300 0 0 do .
.Assistant Clerk ... Chas. B. Burnett ... Dec. "70 do. 60 0 0 I do.
I
Bailiff ... Israel Lewin ... 1 June, '69 do. I 65 0 0 I do.
Port .tfotonio.
Judge ... Henry Drake ... 1 Jan. '69 'rhe Governor, 900 0 Q I
I do.
by Commission
Clerk ... James M. Facey ... 1 Sept. '68 The Governor 300 0 0 do.
by Letter
.Assistant Clerk ... Alexander M. Jackson 25 Feb. '69 do. 60 0 0 do.
Bailiff ... Peter .A. :Moodie ... 1 Nov. '67 do. 70 0 0 do.
Falinoutk.
Judge ... Harry Davidson ... 16 Dec. '67 j Sir J. P. (}rant, 800 0 0 do.
by Commission
Clerk (a) ... .Andrew B. Dignum ... 18 Dec. '67 1 do. 300 0 0 do .
Assistant Clerk (b) ... John S. Thomas '" I 1 Sept. '68 The Governor, 60 0 0 do.
by Letter
Bailiff (c} ... Honry S. Gilhoum ... 1 17 Jan. '67 do. 65 0 0 do.
\
(a} Between the months of June and November the Falmouth Distriet Court was abolished, and the Clerk re-
movecl to the St. Ann's Bay District Court. On the 1st of December the Court was i·e-established, and the Clerk
rc-appoi oted.
(b) The Assistant Clerk, on the aliolition of the Falmouth District Court. was removed to the Mandeville Court.
On th~ 1st of Decemher the Court was re-established, and the Clerk re-appointed.
(c) The Bailiff, on the abolition of the Falmouth District Court, was appointed additional Bailiff of the Monte·
go Bay District Court. On the lst of December the Falmouth District Court was re-established, and he was
re-appointed. ·
L GO CIVIL ES'l'ABLISIBIENT.
I I
I
: I I
I
OFFICE. NAME.
Dato of I By whom Ap-
pointed, and
Annual Sa-
lary in Bri-
:From wbut
Fund tho
-------- -- £ s. d. /
---
DISTRICT COURTS,
continued.
"'
I
Spanish Town.
Judge (acting) ... Charles H. Jackson ... ...... The Governor,

by Commission
800 0 0 I
f
Col. Rev.
Clerk ... Gilbert Shaw ... 1 Nov. '67 do. 400 0 0 do.
Assistant Clerk ... C. T. H. Fletcher ... 1 Feb. '70

- The Governor,
by Letter
90 0 0 do.
Bailiff ... John Fredk. Rickard I Nov. '70 do. 70 0 0 do.

Mandeville.
Judgo ... Charles Rampini ... 23 March, '68 The Governor, 800 0 0 do.
by Commission
Clerk ... A. H. Drummond ... 18 Feb. '69 do. 350 0 0 do.
1
Assistant Clerk ... J. T. Palache (a) ... 22 April, '68 The Governor 60 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. S. Thomas (b) ... 28 June '70 do. 60 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. 0. Lewis ... 1 Feb. '70 do. 30 0 0 do.
~
Bailiff ... James Lewis ... 23 June '69 do. 65 0 0 do .
(a) Mr. Palache resigned on 31et :March, 1870. .

(b) Transferred to Falmouth District Court 1st December, 1870. '
>
By whom Ap- Anuual Sa.- From what

Date of pointed, and un- lary in Bri- Fund tho
OFFICE. NAME.
. Appointment. dcr what In-
stri:ment.
tish or Army
Sterling.
Salary 1s
Paid.
--·--- ------ ------

£ s. d.
J
DISTRICT COURTS,
contiwued.
MontelJO Bay.
Judge ... Philip Anstic Smith ... 17 Nov. '68 The Go't"ernor 800 0 0 Col. Rev.
by Commission
Clerk ... James Allwood ... 1 Jan. '69 do. 300 0 0 do.
Assistant Clerk .. John Humber ~ ... 1 Aug. '69 j 'l'he Governor, 60 0 0 do_
by Letter
Ditto ... Thomas Brown ... 1 Feb. '70 do . 30 0 0 do.
Ditto ... Edw. Claver Smith, jnr 1 Feb. '70 do . 30 0 0 do.
Bailiff ... Charles Gauntlett ... 19 Jan. '69 ' do . 65 0 0 do.

Savanna-la-Mar.
Judge ... George G. Little ... 1 Jan. '69 Tho Governor, 800 0 0 do.
by Commission
Clerk ... Edmund Alcock ... 1 Jan. '69 do . 300 0 0 do.
Assistant Clerk H• Theodore Peynado ... 1 Aug. '70 The Governor, 42 0 0 do.
by Letter
Ditto ... C. J. Mowat ... 26 Aug. '70 do. 30 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. W. Petgrave ... 10 Jan. '70 do. 30 0 0 do.
Bailiff (Westmoreland) James C. Young ... 1 Jan. '69 do . 70 0 0 do.
Ditto (St. Elizabeth) Henry R . Hyam ... 20 Sept. '70 do. 50 0 0 do. -
COURT OF VICE-
ADMIRALTY.
Judge ... Hon. Sir J . Lucie .... ,. ...... Nil do.

Smith (a) :l"ir
.
Registrar ... Edward B. Lynch ... 21 Nov. '59 Letters Patent I do. do.
under the Seal ofi
. the High Court oti
Admiralty of
England
(u) Sir J. Lucie Smith is ex-officio Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court of Jamaica under section 4 of 26 and
27 Vic., c. 24.
/ Whether the Office be hP-ld byl

WLethcr the Principal
Amount of Whether the Principal in conjuuct!o!l wit_h
p · . 1
rrncipn I
nny, nnd what other Cini,
litary, or Naval Office, or Ap-
i\h-, Period during
enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees dur- be allow<:rl a poi11tment, 01· l'laco of Profit, which the Officer
HOU!;C for Iin any Colony, or on the Es- other Ac1va:;tag3 Appointment
ing the Yem· his personal tabli>hmeut olthe United King- has been absent
7 nesi:lencc
- h· . ; rit hc
0 1
• Offi
cc be l ic11
c b y a MT
1 1•
I from the Colony or I'rofit not rec1t!ircd under the
18 O, m or W at ,11• 1 tary or Na vu I Otlicer, whethl'l'1
lowance, uyon Full or Half' ~lilitary or/ to be stated in the Colonial Go-
Sterling Ya- if any, for :Nav•il Pay, the Total .1mount during the Ycar
House Rent of Pay and Allowanct·s of C\"crv: preceding Co- "l"ernment.
luc. 01• Quartcre. ~incl a?t_ually received by hiln
rn add1t1on to the Profits of his 1870.
Oflice. lumn.
---- - I -
£ s. d.
II
I
I I
'
Nil Nil Nil Nil £12 per Month Tra. 1868

velling Allowance
do. do. Clel'k of the Peace for do. £9 per Month 'l'ra- 7 Oct. '68
St. Elizabeth (n) velling Allowance
do. do. Nil do. Nil 1 Aug, '69
do, do. Clerk Petty Sessions and do. Pension as Clerk of 1870
Circuit Court, £260 per an. Peace
do. do. Clerk Petty Sessions, do. do. 1870

£150 per annum
125 15 2 do. Nil do. Nil 12 Jan. '6 9
Nil do. I do. do. £12 per Month Tra- 1 Jan. '68
1elling Allowance
do. do. do. do. £9 per Month Tra- 1 Jan. '69

velling Allowance
do. do. do. do. Nil 1 Aug. '70
do. do. Clerk of Petty Sessions do. do. 26 Aug. '7 0
193 15 41 do· Nil do. do. 1 Jan. '69
14. 16 l~ do. do. do. do. 20 Sept. '70
1 3 0 do. ChiefJust ice of the Supreme do. do. 24 Nov. '69

Court, £2000 a-year and
Travelling Allowance
13 12 10 do. Clerk to the Kingston Dis- do. do. Oct. '55

trict Court, £400 per anm.
and Travelling Allowance
{a,) Till 1st February, 1870

By whomAp- Annual Sala- From \VLat

Date of pointed, and un- rJ in British Fund the
OFFICE. NA.ME.
Appointment. dcr what In- or Army Salary is
strument. Sterling, Paid.
- - - - - -- - - -----
COURT OF VICE-
ADMIRALTY,
continued.
Marshal ... Henry Maxwell Hall 2;) Nov. '59 Letters Patent Nil Col. Rev.
under the Seal of
the High Court of
Admiralty of
England
( Charles Harvey ... ..,
I
surrogatcs Wellesley Bourke ...
f
l
By the Judg• do. do.
Thomas Hendrick ...
j
COURT OF ORD!-
NAH,Y.
Sole Judge ... The Governor for the

time being
Clerk ... The Island Secretary
'
( R. Chamberlaine ... Jan. '3G Lord Sligo 300 0 0 Imperial Rev.
STIPENIDARY
:MAGIS'l'R.A.'.l'ES. lI
D. Ewart
R. Hill
H. Kent
...
...
...
Sept. '35
Feb. '3:t
Nov. '34
Lord Glenelg
Lord l\Iulgrave
Lord Monteagle
300
300
300
0
0
0
0
0
do .
do.
do .
T. W. Jackson (a) ... Nov. '37 Sir L. Smith 300 0 0 do .
POL ICE MAGIS- H. J. Bicknell
TR.A.TE
... March, '60 Sir C. Darling 500 0 0 Col. Rev.
CORONERS.
Port Royal (Town) ... F. White ... ol

M.'~} Elected by Free-I
28 16 do.
St. Andrew ... .T. R. Brice ... J une' •49, :·Voters
holders and
120 0 0
I
under old: do.

Kingston ... S. Altman ... Dec. ,57 ! Constitution
200 0 0 do.
CLERKS OF THE
PEACE. (b)
~a) M1·. Jackson retired on a p<'nsion on the 4th of November, 1$70.

(b) This office has heeu abolished.
I
Whrtlwr the Oflke be held bv
Amount of \\hciher tho 1'1inciral in ccnjunction with Period_during
Whether the Princi-
Prine· 1 I any. and wlrnt othrr Ch-ii, 1\li-
1
Foo.'! I~ n I litary, or l'iarnl Offic~, Pr Ap · pal enjoy any, Date of First

lie i.11011 ed a poiutment, or l'lacc of Profit, which the Officer
Honse for "I in any Colony, or nu the .E•-
dm·;11g th;> hi~ personal tnbliohmentonhc l:nite<I King- has been Absent nnd what ot}ler Ad- Appoint-
Resid<>11ee· clom. 1
Yu.ntagc or Profit, not ment under
Year 1870 or ·W hat ul-' · Irtary
the Office be held by a lllili-
or Naval Officer. whether from the Colony
. lowanr;c,i upon Full or h~~f Milita1·y or required to be stated tho Colonial
in Sterling 1f any, 101· N"val Pay, the lotnl Amount during the Year
House Hcnt of P~y and Allowa .•cesof c\'<·ry in the preoeding Government.
Value. or Quarters kind '~ctu.. lly rccc•1vPd by him 1870.
• iu addition to the .Profits of his
Office. Coh1mJ1s.
---- ~- a1a,~
13 12 10 Nil Assistant Clerk to King- Nil Nil 1 July, '61

I ston District Court, £100
per annum
Master in Ordinary of the do. de.

High Court of Cha.ncery
Nil do. Nil do. d,9.
Registrar of the Diocese,

£76
do. do. I
I
I
I I
t
•.
'
I. .
@. , i:i i$ ~ I Nil .do. I ®. Jan. ~s6:
c;J "' l'l .
"' ~ 0 a>
·~ .... -0 l:Q 00
}
do. ~ ~!S •W: .do. I do. de . Sept. '85
d ·~ ~ F-c
r...o"t:l«=< o
'1t>. .~-~ :i i:.~1 rlo. ; do. I de. Feb. 184
bl'~>:!~ i::;
·~ """'~ ~
do. ·~al ~w _.., Captain R.N., Half Pay do. do. Nov. '34.
.s "' ,fil
,..<:! !:: .
o.> 0 ~·~-~:
:
do. ) ~-i=:i..r:: Sub-Agent of Imm:!gration do. do. Nov. '37
'
io. :Nil ! .Nil : .do. l d-o. M11.rch,•'60
I I
do. do. do. do. do. Oct. ~4j.

i • ;
do. do. do. do. do. June, '49
do. do. do. do. do. Dec. '67

! !
i' I . I
~ I
I
-~
l
~ .
71-CmL EsTABLISHMENT1 1870.
I OFFICE. NAME.
Date or
Appointment.
BywbomAp·
pointed, and
under what
Annual Sa-
•
1ary in Bri·
tish or Army
From what
Fnnd the
Salary is
CLERKS CIRCUIT
I_ £ 8. d.
--
"COURTS.
Kingston James Dayes 1 Feb. ' 70 The Governor 120 0 0 Col. Re;.
Bath ... A. J. James do. do. - 50 0 0 .

do.
Mandeville ... J. D. Lewis do. do. 60 0 0 do.
Black River ... J . W. Petgrave do. do. 30 0 0 do-
Savanna-la-Mar ... M. Cohen do. do. 30 0 0 do.
Monteg<) Bay ... T. Brown do. do. 60 0 0 do.
St• .Ann's Bay A. Lake do. do. 60 0 0 do.
CLERKS OF P:FTTY
SESSIONS.
Kingston ... H. F. Pouyatt ... 19 March, 70 do, 200 0 0 do.

St. Andrew ... S. Cook 1 Feb. '70 do. 150 0 0 do.
St. T.homu ... A. J. Jam.ea. do. do . 150 o· 0 do.

Portland ... A. :S.. White do. do. 150 0 0 do.
St. Catherine ... E. C. Smith do. do. 250 0 0 do.
St. Mary ... H. A. Hitclllns do. do• 150 0 0 do.
St. Ann ... A. Lake do. do. 200" 0 0 do.
Clarendo11 ... M. S. Farquharson do. do . 250 0 0 do.
Manchester ... J . D. Lewis do. do. 200 0 0 do.
St. Elizabeth ... J. W. Petgrave do. do. 200 0 0 do.
Hanover E. C. Smith, Jr. do. do. 150 0 0 do.

Westmoreland M. Cohen do. do. 200 0 0 do,
St. James T. Brown do. do. 200 0 0 do.

Trelawny ... D. J. P reston do. do. 200 0 0 do.
CIVIL ES'rABLISIUIENT. L 67
l
I
Wh~th_er th.e Offic_e be. held by
Amount of ''ihcihcr the Pnnc1pal m con1unchon with Period during
Whether the Princi-
Prmcipal n_ny, ,md what ot'her CiYil, Mi-· pal enjoy any, Date of First
Fees during b ea]lo\\,cd a ht'.'ry, or Naval Officer, or Ap·
pomtment, or Place of Profit, which lhc Officer
Honse for m any Colom·. or on the Es- and what other Ad- Appcint.
the year l1is pe1·sonal. tablishrnent of tho United King- has been Absent !--
Residence· <lorn Vtlntage or Profit, not meut under
1870, 01 what al- If the Office be held by q Mili- from the Colony
l . tary or Naval Officer, whether
owaucr, lf upon Full or Half ~lilitary t>r required to be sbted the Colonial
i;i Sterling any, for Naval Par, the Total Amount during the year
House Hent o~ l'ay and Allowar_1cos of every in the preceding Govcmmeut.
Value. 01· Quarters kmcl a·tually recen•cd b1• him 1870.
• in addition to the Profits of his Columns.
Office.
------ --~-------------- ------- I --

£ s. d.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1 Feb. '70
do. do. Clerk Petty Sessions St. do. do. 1 Feb. "iO
Thomas
do. do. Ditto :Manchester do. do. 1868

do. do. Ditto St. Elizabeth do, do. 1 Feb. '70
do. <lo. Ditto Westmoreland do. do. 1 Feb. '70
do. do. Ditto St. Ja~es do. I do. 2~ Oct. '49

'
Ditto St. Ann do. r do. 7 Oct. '38
do. do.
i
I
I
do. do. :Nil do. :Nil
do.
I
I
do. do. do. £96 per anm. Tra. 5 Aug. '63
velling Allowance
do. Clerk Bath Circuit Court do. £120 ditto 1 Feb. '70
do.
do.
do.
I
I
I Nil do. £72 ditto 1 Feb. '70
do, do. do. do. £90 ditto 10 Aug. '54
do. do. Assistant Clerk St. Ann's do. £132 ditto 1 Feb. '70
Bay District Court
do. do. Clerk St. Ann's Bay Ci}. do. £120 ditto 7 Oct. '68
cuit Court
do. do. Assistant Clerk Spanish do. £168 ditto 1 Jan. '47
Town District Court
do. do. Cle1·k Mandeville Circuit do. £96 ditto 1868

Court
do. do. Ditto Black River ditto & do. £96 ditto 1 Feb. '70
Assistant Clerk Sav.-la-
.Mar District Court
do.
I do. Ditto :Montego Bay dit.to do.
do.
£84 ditto
£60 ditto
14 Aug. '67
1 Feb. '70
do. do. Clerk Sav.-la-Mar Circuit
Court
do. do. Ditto Montego Bay ditto do. £60 Jitto 29 Oct. '49
do. do. Nil do. £60 ditto l Feb. '70

I, 70 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. ·
I
I By whom Ap· Annual Sa- From what
Date of pointed, and un- lary in Bri- Fund the
OFFICE. NA:U:E.
Appointment. der what lnstru- tish or Army Salary is
- £ s. d.
----
CLERGY, continued.
Island Curates, continued.
Manchester ... D. P. Panton ... ...... The Governor 340 0 0 Col. Rev.
Ditto ... J.i3.Wood ... Oct. '44 do. 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. Williams ... 1865 do. 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. S. Hildebrand ... 19 Oct. '64 do. 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. S. Farquharson ... 1 March, '69 do. 340 0 0 do.
St. Ann ... G. Hall ... 1 April, '55 do . 340 0 0 do.
Ditto• ... C.R. Chandler ... Jan. '54 do. 340 0 0 do.
St. Mary
. ... M. G. Constantine ... April, '55 do. 340 0 0 do .
. -
Ditto
Stipendiary Curate
...
...
F. H.Sharpe
E .. B. Key
... 27 March, '66
... 6 July, '65

do.
·do .
340 0 0,
300 0 0
...
1 do.
£150 fahnd
Treasury
£150 Imprl.
Treasury
Ditto ... J. L. Mais ... 1860 do. 100 0 0 British Con.

Fund
SURRY.
KINGSTON.
... D.~. Campbell, M.A. 1860 do. 600 0 0 Col. Rev.
Rector
. ;
Island Curates.
St. George's ... E.Nuttall ... 1867 do. 340 0 0 do;
St. Michael's ... W. E. Pierce ... 1868 do. 340 0 0 do .
Stipendiary Curate ... J. Gayleard ... 1866 Sec. of State 225 0 0 British Con.
Fund
. '
Government Curate, C. McKinnon, B..A.. .... 1868 The Governor 120 0 0 Col. Rev .
Port Royal
ST.ANDREW.
Rector (a) and Island G. T. Braine, M.A. ... 1870 do. 340 0 do.
Curate 01
(a) Mr. Braine was appointed Rector of the Voluntary Church of St. Andrew in 1870.
CIVlL ESTABLISHUEN'r. t 7:1
Whether the Office be held by Whether the Principal

Amount of Whether the Principal in conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, Period during
. Principal lllilitary, or Naval Offic~, or enjoy any, and what Date of First
Ft'es durmg be allom·cl a Appointment, or Place of Pro- which the Officer
Home for fit, in any Colony, or on the other Advantage or Appointment
the year his per~onal Establishment of the United has been Absent
Kingdom. Profit, not required
Residence; under the
1870, If the Office be held by a lllili- from the Colony
or what al- tary or Naval Officer, whether
fowa11ce. if upon l•'ull 01· Half Military or to be stated in Colonial Go-
in Sterling any, for Na,·al Pay, the Tot~! Amount during the Year
Hou~e Rent of l'ay and Allowances of every the Preceding vernmcnt.
in addition to the Profits of his Column.
Office.
---- I ---
£ s. d.
Nil . Nil Nil Nil Nil
do do. do. do. do. 1844
do. do. do. I do. do. 2'7 Jan. '60 \
do. do. do. do. do. 1 .April, '55
do. I do. 'do. I

do. do. June, ;50
t
I
! do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
1863
1855
do. £96 in lieu .Archdeacon of Surry (no 4. Months do. 1848

of House & ::;lalary)
Glebe
do. Nil Nil do. do. 1866

do. do. 3 Months
I do. 1864
do.
'
do. do. ;£50 as Chaplain to Public Nil do. 186'7
Hospital
do. do. £60 as Military Chaplain do, do. 1868
do. House and Na do. do. 1859

Glebe ..
BywhomAp- Annual Sa- From wb:lt

Date of pointed, and lary in Bri- Fund tho
OFFICE. NAME.
'
- £ s. d.
---
CLERGY, continued.
Island Curates.
.Mount James ... .A. Findlay ... 1858 The Governor 340 0 0 Col. Rev .
Woodford ... H. H. Isaacs, M ..A. ... 1859 do. 340 0 0 'do.
Guava Ridge ... C.Fyfe ... 1829 do . 340 0 0 do.

Clifton Mount ... A. Sullivan ... 1869 Sec. of State 125 0 0 British Con.
Fund
Catechist.
The Grove ... R. Foster ... ...... The Governor 100 0 0 Col. Rev.
Stipend·iary Curate.
Craig ton ... G. Il. Brooks, M.A.... 18G2 Sec. of State 300 0 0 British Con.
Fund
ST. THOM.AS.
Rec tot' ... S. H. Cooke (a) ... 1867 The Governor 400 0 0 Col. Rev.
:Morant Bay ... J. G. Richards ... 1867 The Bishop 340 0 0 do.
Island Curate.
Bath ... J. K. Hepburn ... 1861 The Governor 340 0 0 do.
Stipendiary Curates. \
:M:anchioneal ... A.B. Foote ... lap7 do. 150 0 0 do.
Yalla.hs: ... H. M. F. McDermont 1863

'
do • 150 0 0 do.
PORTLAND.
Rector.
Port Antonio ... W. Smith ... 18641 do. 400 0 0 do.
Island Curates.
Rural Hill ... C. P. Street ... 1868 do. 340 0 0 do.
Buff Bay ... R. K. Dumbar ... 1861 do. 340 0 0 do.
Catechist.
Ho-pe Bay ... A. James ... 1867 do. 80 0 0 do.
(a.} Mr. Cooke does duty in St. Catherine, Old Harbor

t!
I'
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. ' L 75
Whether the Office be held bl Whether the Principal

Amount of Whether the Principal in conj unction wit
any, and what other Civil, Mi- Period_during
Principal litary, or Naval Office, or Ap- enjoy any, and what Date of First
Fees dur- be allowed a pointment, or Place of Profit, which the Officer
House for in any Colony, or or: the .Es- other Advanta!5" Appointment
ing the Year his personal tablisbment ol the Umted Kmg- has been absent
Residence; dom.
If the Office be held by a .Mili- or Profit not required under-the
1870, in or what al- tary or Na~al Officer, whether from the Colony
lowance, upon l!'ull or Half ll ili.tary or to be stated in the Colonial Go-
Sterling Va- if any, for :t\dval Pay, the '.l'otul Amount; during the Year
· House Rent of Pay and Allowances of e••ery preceding Co-
kind actually received by him vernment.
lue. or Quarters. in addition to the Profits of his 1870.
Office. lumn.
-
£ s. d.
·-- - - . ·- ·-
Nil
do. do.
Nil
. Nil
do.
Nil
do.
Nil
do.
1852
1860
1
do. House and do. do. do. 1844

Glebe and
£30 .Allow- -
a nee
do, Nil do. do. do. 1851

do.
II do. do. do. do. 1863
-
do. £30 in lieu do. do. do. 1839
of Glebe
36 0 0 £90 for do. do. do. 1841

House & Glebe
Nil Nil do. do. do. 1852
• do. do. £150 from British Con.

solidated l!'und
:ao. do. 1851
• do. 1861
do. do. do. do.
do. do. £100 from Consolidated do. do. 1866

Fnnd
30 0 0 do. Nil do. £70 Interest of Fund.- 1835

ed Money
..
,......,
I
Amount of Whether the
Whether the Office be held by I
l>rincipal in conjunct~?'! with Period during
I
Whether the Princi-
Prine· l any, and what other C1Yll, llli-
ipa litary, or Naval Office, or Ap- pal e11joy any, Date of First
Fee" be allowed a pointment, 01· l'lace of Prnfit which the Officer
House for in any Colony, or ~n the E.~ and what other Ad- Appoint-
dorjug th~ his pcrsona.l tabli$hmcnt otthe Cnitc<l King- has been Absent
Resideuee · dom. vantage or Profit, not ment under
Year 1870 or wh at . ' 1f the Office be held by a ~I ili-
lowance,·~
·t tary or Naval Offic~r, wht'ther
uvon Full or halt' Militiu·y ~r
from the Colony
required to be staled the Colonial
in Sterling any, for N:wal Pa", the Total Amount during the Year
House Rent of P~y and Allow•".cesof e\'c.ry in the preceding Government.
Value. or Quarters kind actu.11 ly rece1 V(·d by huu 1870.
• in addition to the .Profits of his
Office. Cob.mus.
--- ---
II
Nil
I Nil Nil Nil Nil 1852
do. do. £600 from British Con- 9 Months do. 1843

solidated Fund as Arch-
deacon of Cornwall
do. do. Nil Nil do. 1860
do. do. £150 from Britisb Con- 8 Months do. 1865

solidated Fund
..... ...... Classed in Manchester Nil do . 1862
Nil do. Nil do. do. 1869

I
I
II
t
I ,.
do. Residence Superintendent Govern- do. do. 1860

ment Reformatory, £340
do. I do. Nil do. do. Oct. '69
do. do. do. do. do. Oct. 'G9

I I
I I 1860
do. do. do. do. do.

I
I
I
Sept. '69
do. I do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. do. do. 2 Dec. '69
do. do. do. do. do. 2 Dec. 'J9
do. do. do. do. do. Sept. '70
do. do. do. do. do. Sept. '70
20-CrVIL RsTABLISmIENT, 1870.

L 18 CIVIL ESTABLiSHM£Nif.
~ ~
= ""'"'
I i
· By whomAp- Annual Sa- From whut

Dateot pointed, and lary in Bri- Fuµd the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment-. under what tish or Army Salary is
Instrumeht. Sterling. Paid.
~--.,;...__. - -= = - -
£ s. d.
REFORMATORY,
continue!l.
General Officer ... R. McDermot
,
.... July, '70 Superintendent 2G 0 0 Col. Rev.
Ditto ... R. Hamilton ... 1870 do. 26 0 0 do.
DittO ... R-. Collins ... March, '70 4b. 26 0 0 do.
Watchman ... J. Noseworthy ... Scpl. '70 de. 23 8 0 do.
Hospital Attendant ... C. Greeu ... March, '70 do. 46 & 0 do.
EDUCATIONAL DE-
PA.R'l'.M.l!:N'l'. I
Inspector of Schools John Savage ... 20 May, '63 Governor Eyre 500 0 0 do.
~
A!lsistant Inspector of John Jarrett Wood

Schcols
... June, '68 Sir ·J, P. Grant '230 () 0 d!>.
Ditto Charles Pllimmer ... 1 March, '70 do. 90 0 I) do.

(For 9 Mtbs.)
Ditto Rev. Acheson Findlay 1 May, '70 do. 70 0 0 do.
(For 9 Mtbs.) ~
i
J.lodel Scliool Teachers.
Ilath ... Robert Elworthy ... 22 liarch, '68 do. 200 0 0 do.
ii
Falmouth ... Thomas Healy ... 23 Jan. '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
Montego ~ay ... W. M. Griffith ... 23 Jan. '69 do • 200 0 0 do.

!
Port Antonio ... George Rouse ... 1 Jan. '70 do. 200 0 0 do.
l
Work Masters.
. i i·
... 1 Sept. '70 do. 31 de. ;l
Port Antonio { Amos McGann
Danl. McGann ... 1 Se.pt. '70 do.
0
31 4 0 ' do. ,; I•
GOVERNMENT •
TRAINING COLLEGE i.
STONEY HILL.
Superintendent ... Rev. H. P. IJ. Melville Aug. '70 ·do. '160 ~o 0 !Clo• f:~.
Tutor ... H. ?.I. H. Cox ... July, '70 do. '.160 -:t> 0 •I :do.
Cook ... Mrs. McDcrmot ... Aug. '70 Superin~endent 15 u 0 ;' do. ..
-"'-
_c.
--.
M2 RETURN OF OFFICERS
Stato Nature and Amount of Security,

Name. Offices. Names of the Suretie11,
and Sums for which they are answerable.
William Thomas March Island Secretary Recognizance, himself in 2000l., Isaac

Levy and Manly Abrahams, of the parish
of St. Catherine, esquires, sureties, each
in lOOOl., entered into 16th February,
1869.
J. Aug. O'Sullivan Provost-Marshal General 2000l.; bond from the Guarantee Society.
W. L. Young Deputy Marshal 400l. ; boDd to the Provost Marshal Gene-

ral ; sureties, T. L. Barber and D. Petrie.
Ditto Ditto lOOOl.; same; sureties, same parties.
P.A. Moodie Ditto 500l. ; same ; sureties, E. Sutherland and

W. T. Thompson.
A. Copland Ditto 500l. ; same ; sureties, II. Swaby and
Dennis Dwyer.
J.C. Young Ditto 5001.; same; sureties, J. Grierson and R.

Johnstone.
J. M. Sail man Ditto 600l. ; same ; sureties, M. Bruce and C.

Plummer.
M.A. Nunes Ditto •• lOOl.; same; surety, II. Carvalho.
TREASURY.
Mayo, R. • • Treasurer Joint bond for lOOOl., viz. : self, 1000[.;
W. Rose, 250l.; W. G. l\IcFarlane,
250l.; I. Levy, 250l.; C. J. Ward, 2501.
Ware, J. Clerk Joint bond for 300l., viz.: self, 3001.; R.

Osborn, 150l.; A. Feurtado, 160/.
Welft,J. Ditto Joint bond for 300l., viz.: self, 3001. ; W.

S. Cooper, 1501.; J. Fowles, 1501.
GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.

Mackinnon, L. F., Jr. Accountant Joint bond for 500l., viz.:
Mackinnon, F. R. Lynch.
Sinclair, J. Cashier Bond of European Assurance Society for

600/.
Tuckett, J. McK. Clerk Ditto 300l.
STAMP DEPARTMENT.
Chapman, P. E. . . Commissioner Joint bond for 2001., viz. : self, 200!. ;
Venerable W. Rowe, l OOZ. ; Rev. D. B.
Panton, 1001.
Manford, A. H. Distributor Joint bond for 601.; self, R. Osborn, W.

Q. L. Bell.
West, John Acting Commissioner Joint bond for 200[.; self, W. S. Cooper,
J. Fowles.
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WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY. M 3
State Nature and Amount of Security,

Names. Offices. Number of the Sureties,
and Sums for which they are answerable.
INTERNAL REVENUEDEPARTl\'.IENT.
Arbouin, C. • • Locker and Guager .. Bond of European Assurance Society for
300l.; joint bond for 500l.; self, A. L.
l\falabre, L. P. Branday.
Allwood, R. W. .. Collector .. Joint bond for 350l., viz.: self, 350l.; E.

Sharp, 175l.; T. Brown, l 75Z.; bond of
European Assurance Society for 350l.
Allwood, John .. Savings Bank Clerk .. Ditto 250Z.
Barclay, J. A. . • Collector .. Joint bond for 250l., viz. : self, ~!50l. ; A.

I :B'iddes, l25l. ; J. McLean, 125l. ; bond
of European Assurance Society for 500l.
Daquie, C. .. Assistant Collector .. Ditto 300!.
Baquie, R. C. J. .. Collector .. Joint bond for 700Z,; self, Rev. A. B.

Foote, C. H. Smith.
Bravo, T. .. Assistant Collector .. Joint bond for 500Z.; self, W. Carr, T. S.

Powell.
Break.spear, T. J. _. Savings Bank Clerk .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

2501.
Boxer,·w. L. ..
.
Assistant Collector .. Ditto 500l.
Bonitto, S. Ditto .. Joint bond for 350l., viz. : self, 350l. ; A.

C. Logan, 175l.; W. Ro.se, 175l.
Burger, H. J. .. Collector .. Joint bond for 700Z; self, C. J. Ward, P.

E. Auvray.
..
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Joint bond for 2507., viz.: self, 250l. ; J.
Bunting, T. H. .. Savings Bank Clerk
Patterson, 125l. ; Alex. A. Aiken, l25l.
Carter, M. A. . . Savings Bank Clerk .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

300L.
Clarke, T. H. .. Assistant Collector .. Joint bond for 300l., viz.: self, 300l.; G.
J. Peynado, 150l.; T. Clarke, 150l.
Chamberlaine, F. S. Ditto •. Bond of European Assurance Society for

500l.
Cork, W: •. Collector .. Ditto 500l. ; joint bond for 200l. ; self,

Rev. J. Cork, Rev. F. Jones.
Davis, J. .. Assistant Collector . • Bond of European Assurance Society for

500l.
I
Doorly M. •• 1 Collector . . Joint bond for 700l.; self, I. Levy, H. A.
Jacobs.
Earle, J. W. • • Assistant Collector .. Joint bond for 300l.; self, F. Maxwell, J.

Calder.
Ffrench, G. Ditto .. ~Ditto 700l.

RETURN OF OFFICERS
Jtate Nature and Amount or Secmity,

omoea. Names of the Sureties,
;i\Ud Sums for which they we llDSWel'llble•
.
NTER,NAL REVENUEDEPAnTMENT,eontiadJ
Garrigaes, W. L. ~nt C!lo\leetor ,; fllllhl of European .Assurance Society for
OOl.
Gray. W.. Collecto.r
~. Joint4bond for 4001.; self, W. N.41.Green..

sword, H. Barrow.
Bond of"Euro~n Aasuraoce Society for
600l.
AMist.a&t Collector Donel ~ European Assurance Society for

3001. •
Dit$0 Diijo.a&Ol.
Ditto260l.
Ji>i"° Ditto 2901.
Alsiae. -;OoUec•~ (acting)

Collector Joint bond fdt iOOL; sel{, J. T. Orre
Rev. S. A._~~ke ; bond of Euro
Assuranoe~~ety for 3001. ·
~itteljohn, C.H. • • Saviogtt Ba~ Qm-k • • Bond of~ Assurance Society

2601•
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- · State Nature and Amount of Security,
Namil: Ofticea. Names of the SuretJiM,
and Som11 for which t.hey are answerable.
CUSTOMS' DEPARTMIENT.
Barclay, J. A. Collector ond of European Assurance Society for
iffol.
Badley, C.
'=~ 1V'aite~
Bodden, N. Collector
Bogle, H. Landing Waif;er and Bond for600Z.; self; bond of European

Searcller . Assurance Society for 600l.
Chisholm, J. G. La~t WaitBr ad Joint bona for 6ool. ; self, M. C. Morgan,
Et ll. liliflo; bond of 'European Aasars
an.ca Society :lbr 600l.
Cooper,~ Djtto Joint bond ledtOOZ.; eelf, J. P8881Dore, W.
F.-rar; bOncl of Europeaa A.,.uranll
Society for oOOl.
DaCost.a, S. W. Lauding _ Waiter and Joint bond for 6001.; self, T. Alexander,
8mchef 8. W. DaCost.a,
Davie, H. Clerk Joint bond for 600l.; self, E. Lyons, J. K.
Fingzies.
Joint bond tor iooz.; self, J.C. Peynado,
G. J. Overly.
Landing W&it.er and Joint bond for 6o0l. ; self, J. Fowles, H
'8eifdliei h h~ea; bond of European AM•
ance Society ror 6001.
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Gravea,_J. • • CJerk loimt.eadior 100l.; self, T. F. Roxburgb,
J.]L~ '
Gillard, R. Collector Bond of European Assurance Society for
toeot.
. .
Gillard, Jr. R. Clem Ditto lOOZ.
Goldie, C. Insp\§bt»r oflhtoiees Ditff>6881.
Gutzmer, W. Tidnttter
Hitcbins, A. W. Landing Waier and Bond of Ell?Ol*n Auurance Society

Se&rchM 9681.
James, W.M. Tide -5&i'N.:tif
liddnlan, -If. I:2&Wing ad TBt W- ..J'Oint ~ iiOOl. ; 11elf~ D. l1allif
vaj'or Turnbull.
State Naiore and Amount of Security,
Names. Offices. Namea of the Sureties,
~d $11ms for whs.cb they are answerable.
CUSTOMS' DEPARTMENT, continued.

Tyrell, E.G. Clerk
Locker d of European Assurance Society f~

Ol.
tor 6001. ; self, bond of European

ce Society for '600Z.
Campbell, J. N. Ditto
Douet, G. A. Ditto Bond of European Asaunmce Society fot

200l.
Lord,R.
Ditto Bond of European Assurance Society for

lOOZ.
:t)itto Ditto200l.
.., Ditto Ditt.o 200Z.

Cleit Ditto200l.
Ditto
Sullivan, F. Postmaster for Jamaica Boud of Eu~an Assurance Society '

10001.
Thomson, W. Clerk Ditto lOOl.

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JI 10 RETURN OF OFFICERS
Names. State Nature and Amount of Security,

Offices. Names of the Surctie~,
and Sums for which they are al.l.1nverable .
. POST OFFICE, contind.
District Postmasters.
H. Swaby .- Postmaster, May Hill
•
R. A. Patton -. Ditto, Mile Gully --
A. Copland and H. A. Jacobs, 50l.
T. S. Powell and H. A. Jacobs, f:JOZ.

A. N. Sutherland -- Ditto, l\Ioneague .- R. Braham and C. W. Steer, 50/.
F. II. Dillon -- Ditto, Montego Bay .- A. G. l\IcCatty and A. Thomson, 200l.
E. J. Gough - - Ditto, l\Iorant B~y -. D. ·l\IcKenzie and S. II. Cooke, lOOl.
T. Gray -- Ditto, Newmarket - - S. C. Peynado and Henry Gray, 50t.
C. D.Lopez
-- Ditto, Newport -. H. A. Jacobs and U. Delapenha, 50l.
J. G. l\Iesquito. .. Ditto, Ocho Rios - - W. Wilmot an<l Edwin Carter, 200l.
S. Rodrigues -. Ditto, Old Harbour Isaac Dolpl1y and A. l\Ic1ha<lo, 50l.
R.Ryan . . Ditto, Pear Tree Grove James Burnett and John Brass, lOOl•
R. Kirkland -. Ditto, Plan. Gar. River A. Chisholm and J. Sinclair, lOOl.
G. Matthews .. Ditto, Port Antonio . . David Bolt and Thomas Wood, lOOl.
M. Levy -- Ditto, Port l\Iaria - - Geo. Levy an<l A. Fairweather,, 1 OOZ.
J. Strathie -- Ditto, Port Morant - - James Duffus and Robt. l\Iilnc, 50l.
T. E. Depass
-- Ditto, Port Royal _.
1
European Assurance Society, lOOl.
C. A. Sanford -- Ditto, Porus - - Thaddeus Alexander and S. R. DaCosta,
50l•
J. Daly .- Ditto, Ramble . . / J. G. Parkinson and J. Davidson, 50l.
S. T. Walcott .- Ditto, Richmond -- Henry Ford anJ Thomas Oughton, 50l.
R. A. Laing -- Ditto, Rio Bueno .. Robt. Thompson and J. l\litchell, f>Ol.
S. Burvis
-- Ditto, St. Ann's Bay European Assurance Society, 200l.
D. Wilson -. Ditto, St. David - - W. Mowat and Simon Soutar, f>Ol.
R. nigg ,. Ditto, Salt Gut -- II. R. Tyson and J. C. Dixon, f>Ol.
W. Bodden -- Ditto, Sav-la-1\Iar -- .
Alex. Renie and J. G. Stopforth, 200l.
R. W. Thompson -. Ditto, Siloah -- William Hill and E. B. Key, f>Ol.
A. H. l\fanford -- Ditto, Spanish Town European Assurance Society, 200l.
C. S. Cover -. Ditto, Stewart·Town Joseph Harris a.nd J. R. Powell, lOOl.
W.D. Moodie -- Ditto, Vere -- Richd. Grant and J. M. Gibb, 200l.
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WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY. !I 11
Names. Offices. State Kature and Amount of Security,

Names of the Sureties. .
and Sums for which they arc answerable.
CONSTABULARY.
Alexander, A. II. .. Inspector . . Bond of European Assurance Society for
300t.
~
Black, T. G. . . Sub-Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
Broderick, G. N. .. Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
Brownrigg, l\L C. .. Ditto .. Ditto soot.
Crosbie, L. .. Sub-Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
Cotter, D. D. D. .. Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
Doorly, C. 'l'. .. Sub-Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
Fiel<l, G. E. C. .. Ditto . . Ditto 300l.
Hart, T. P. .. Inspector .. Ditto .3 00l.
Hepburn, St. J. G. B. Ditto .. Ditto 300l.
Isaacs, A. A. .. Ditto .. Ditto 300l.
1\lcGrath, G. . . Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
:McLeo<l, \V. .. Ditto . . Ditto 300/.
l\litchell, T. .. Ditto . . Ditto 300l.
)foore, J. .. Ditto . . Ditto 500l.
Nuirne, A. .. Ditto .. Ditto 300l.
Stewart, W. N. L. .. Ditto . . Ditto 300l.
Sinclair, A. C. .- Clerk .. Di'tto 500l.
Tivy, St. L. G. .. Sub-Inspector . . Ditto 300l.
Wheatlc, T. K. . . Inspector .. Ditto 300l.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Alcock, E. . . Clerk . . Joint bond for 200l.; self, B. Vickers, J.
C. Stone, W. Nicpll.
Allwoo<l, J. .. Ditto . . Bond of European Assurance Society for
200l. ; ditto 300l.
Dignum, A. B. .. Ditto .. Ditto 200l. ; ditto 300l.
Drummond, A. H. .. Ditto .
.. Ditto 200l.; ditto 300l.
Facey, J.M. .. Ditto .. Joint bond for 2001., yiz.: self, 200l. ; T.
L. Barber, lOOl.; W. L. Young, lOOl.
:M 12 RETURN OF OFFICERS
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State Nature anc1 Amount of Security,

Names. Offices. Names of the Sureties,
anc1 Surr!s for which they arc answerable.
DISTRICT COURTS, continued.
Gauntlett, C. .. Bailiff .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

200l. ; ditto 300l.
Gilbourne, H. S. .. Ditto .. Joint bond for lOOZ.; self, R. G. Robey;

bond of European Assurance Society for
lOOZ.
Hall,H.M. .. Assistant Clerk . . Joint bond for lOOZ, viz. : self, 1 OOZ. ; R.
T. Wood, 50/.; S. L. Barned, 50l.
Humber, J.C. . . Ditto .. Bond of European Assurance Society for
100/.
James, A. J. . . Assi8tant Clerk . . Ditto lOOl.
Jackson, A. McL. .. Ditto .. Ditto lOOl.
Lake, A. . . Clerk .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

200l.
.,
Lewis, J. .. Bailiff .. Jcint bond for 200l.; self, H. Swaby, II.
Jackson.
Lewis, J. .. Ditto .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

200l.
Lynch, E. B. . . Clerk . . Ditto 200l.

Moodie, P. A. . . Bailiff . . Joint bond for 200l. ; self, R. Steele, E.
Sutherland.
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·wHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY. !II 13
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StafeNature and Amount of Security,
Nai;ues. Offices. Names of the Sureties,
and Sums for which they arc answerable.
1- · --·
DISTRICT COURTS, continued.
Munroe, L. F. .. Assistant Clerk .. Bond of European Assurance Society for
lOOl.
Palache, J. T. .. Ditto .. Joint bond for lOOl.; self, J. Lewis, H. A.

Jacobs
Rickard, J. F. . . Bailiff . . J o~nt bond for 200l. ; self, 200l. ; W.L .

Young, lOOl.; J. F. March, lOOl.
Shaw, G. . . Clerk .. Bond of European Assurance Society for

200!.
I
Thomas, J. S. . . Assistant Clerk .. Ditto lOOl.
Walker, J. .. Bailiff .. Joint bond for 2001. ; self, J. Davidson, A.

. nicFarlanc, W. lllcGlashau
Young, J.C. .. Ditto .. Joint bond for 2001.; self, B. D. Lindo, J.

Dougall
PENITENTIARY.
Doyen, G.F. . . Salesman .. Bond of European Assurance Society for
500l.
Holt, J. . . Storekeeper .. Ditto 60l•
Marshall, J. A. .. Clerk .. Ditto 250l.
Roy,W. .. Ditto . . Ditto 250l.

LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Simpson, J.M. .. Treasurer . . Bond of European Assurance Society for
lOOl.
iJ
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PENS I 0 NS,
• ..
1870.
'
PENSIONS.
r ...,,...,... • --;::;rr
Amount of Authority· under Date from which
Name of the Party. the Pension in which the P ension was the Pension has been
Sterling. Grnnte<l. Paid.
JUDICIAL PENSIONS- £ s. <l.

Farquharson, C. 1'\f. -- 500 0 0 I 1856
1'\Ioncrieffo, Hon. P. -- 300 0 0 I( 9th Vic. cap. 11 -. --

Rowe, Sir Joshua -. 750 0 0 . - -..
450 0 0 )
I ... -..
Thompson, R. D.
--I
Kemble, E. -- 600 0 0 Law 2of1870 1st February, 1870
Edwards, Sir Bryan .. 692 8 0 Appropriation Act 24th December, J 869
PENSIONS TO OFFICERS OF
. LATE LEGISLATURE-
Clarke, J.P. .. 144 0 0 ) 1st July, 1866
I
....
Gayleard, J.
Rennalls, Hon. S. .-
~
- - ! 120
279 15 4
0 0
I (Appropriation Act ... -
Salmon, !Ion. J.
Kemble, W.
--
.-
200
*180
0 0
0 0 )
I ....
. -..
PENSIONS 'rO SUFFERERS BY
DIS'l'URBANCES OF 1SG5-
Alberga, Mrs. L. .. 150 0 0 i 1st January, 1866
Harrison, E. N. .. 12 0 0 ... .......
Harrison, R. G. .. 40 0 0 . ....
Herschell, Mrs. T. E. .. 75 0 0
I ...- ...
Hitchins, 1'\Irs. 1'\I. J. -. 150 0 0 .. .. --
- (Appropriation Act
McGowan, W.W. .. 20 0 0 25th 1'\Iarch, 1866
Panton, 1'\Irs. E. -- 5 0 0 1st October, 1866
Price, 1'\Irs. C. -. 30 0 0 I 1st January, 1866
·Reid, Mrs. C. E. -- 75 0 0 .. -.
Rutty, J. W. .. 25 0 0 J ....
PENSIONS FOR SERVICES 1824
AND L831-
Finlason, W. .. 120 0 0 2 Wm. 4 cap. 44 1832
Gaynor, Smith .. 10 0 0 Appropriation l;i.ct 1831
Carried forward .. 4,928 3 4 .... ....
* Ceased 30th April, 1870 (see Civil Pensions).
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PENSIONS. N3
·'
Amount of Emo1u-
Ser"\"icc for which the Pension was Granted. merit when last Cause of Retirement.
Employed in P11b-
lie Service,
£ s. d.
Junior Assistant Judge .. 1,500 0 0 I
Junior Chairman of Quarter Sessions .. 800 0 0 I
Chief Justice
Senior Chairman of Quarter Sessions

.. ..
..
3,000
1,200
0
0
0
0
l Change in the Judicial
system.
1
.. ..
Assistant Judge
Chief Justice .. ..
1,200
2,000
0
0
0
0
I
J
Committee Clerk, House of Assembly .. 240 0 0 I

Ditto .. .. 240 0 0
>-Change in the Constitu-
Clerk to Legislative Council .. 474 0 0
tion of the Colony•
President to Legislative Council .. 700 0 0
Clerk to the House of Assembly .. 780 0 0 )
Husband killed.
Wounded.
Ditto.
Husband killed.
Ditto.
Wounded.
.
Husband killed.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Wounded.
Wounded in Rebellion in 1831-32.
Ditto ditto.
. .. . 12,134 0 0 .
~
~
..,,,. -=- -
~- ~
-·- ~~
PENSIONS. N5
Amouni ofEmolu-
Service for which the Pension was Granted. ment when last Cause of Retirement.
Employed in Pub-
lie Service.
.. £ s. d.
..... rn,134 0 0
Services in Rebellion in 1831-32.
Ditto clitto.
~ Ditto ditto ..
Ditto ditto.
Ditto ditto.
•
Long Service as l\Iatron at Public Hospital.
Injuries received by Husband while working on

Public Roacls.
..
Inspector of Police 300 0 0
~ Length of Service and
ill-health.
Ditto .. 220 0 0
"\Yonndcd in Disturbances, 1841.
llusbau<l wounded 1831-32.
Blincl Policeman.
Inspector of Police .. 220 0 0 Ditto ditto.
Domestic Servant, Kiug's House.
Isbncl Curate -. 340 0 0
Recto1 of a Parish .. 418 0 0
Island Curate .. 340 0 0
..
~Reduction,
Ditto 340 0 0
Ditto .- 34.0 0 0 Age, and ill·

health •
Rector of a Parish .•- 418 0 0
Ditto .. 580 0 0
Island Curate .. 340 0 0

Island Curate
Rector of a Parish
.-
..
340
4-30
0
0
0
0
I
J
...... 16,760 0 0
2-PENSIONS, 1870.
N6 PENSIONS.
.
I
Amount of Authority under Date from which
Name of the Party. tho Pension in which the :Pension was the ·Pension has been
I Sterling. Granted. Paid.
I
£ s. d.'
Brought forward .. 7,179 16 8 .. w ... -...
CIVIL PENSIONS-
Aldred, G. E. .. 45 6 8 Appropriation Act 1st February, 1SGS
Allwood, J. (a) .. 100 0 I

0 Law 3 bf 1870 l st February, 1870
Anderson, W. W. (b) .. 100 0 0 ditto ditto
Berry, R. B. .. I 167 0 0 Appropriation Act lst 1\Iarch, 1869
Ball, D.R. .. I 40 0 0 ditto lst June, 1869
Bond, E. .. I 28 8 0 ditto 15th February, 1868
Bourke, W. (c) .. 160 0 I

0 Law 3 of 1870
I
lst February, 1870
Bond, E. .. 106 5 0 Appropriation Act 22nd l\Iay, 1867

Browne, T. (d) .- 160 0 0 Law 3of1870 1st February, 18.70
Qool~e, B. .. 67 10 0 Appropriation Act 1st January, 1868
Chevers, F. ilC. .. 20 0 0 ditto J lst May, 1868
Cuff, J. .. GO 0 0 ditto j 19th November, 1868
Cooke, S. (e) .. 100 0 0 Law 3of1870 1st February, 1870
Deleon, A. .. 107 6 8 Appropriation Act 16th February,1868
Deleon, J. .. 76 0 0 ditto 19th November, 1868
Deleon, Dr. J. .. 8 0 0 ditto ditto
Davis, J. • -. 151 <5 0 ..... 1st June, 1870
Downer, W. Dr .. 50 0 0 Appropriation Act 1st :May, 1867
Davis, B. (/) .. 60 0 0 Law 3 of 1870 1st February, 1870
Edwards, R. .. 27 0 0 Appropriation Act 1st December, 1867
Evitt, T. .. 46 0 0 ditto 1st l\Iay, 1868
Ewbank, E. .. 48 0 0 • ditto ditto
Ewbank, E. .. 200 0 0 ditto 10th November, 1868
Ewen, W.
. -. 136 16 6 .. ..... 8th March, 1870
Carried forward -- 19,244 14 6 ..... - .........
• Died 28th June. 1870.

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (j) Pensions for February and March, 1870, paid at the rate of former salary, and from 1st
April at the above rate.
N .7
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Service: ror which the Pension was Granted.

T.Amount ofEmolu-
ruent when la~t
Cause of Retirement.
Employed in Public
Service.
' £ s. a.
16,760 0 0
Almoner for Kingston 80 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and Magistrates Clerk, St. Ann 200 0 0
Ditto ditto, Portland 200 0 0
Controller of Customs, Kingston 450 0 0
Coroner, l\Ietcalfe 96 0 0
Collector of Dues, l\Iefcalfe • 40 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and Magistrates Clerk, Trelawny 320 0 0
Clerk of the Vestry, l\Ietca1fe 250 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and Magistrates Clerk, St. James 320 0 0
Sub-Collector of Customs, Morant Bay 225 0 0
Coroner, l\Ianchestet· 120 0 0
Ditto, Saint Elizabeth 120 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and l\Iagistrates Clerk, St. Thomas 220 0 0
Keeper of the Public Buildings 200 0 0
Coroner, \Vestmoreland 120 0 0
Ditto, St. James 120 0 0
Lnte Sub-Collector Customs and Asst.-Collector 325 0 0

Taxes, St. Catherine
Inspector of Police 200 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and l\Iagistrates Clerk, St. Georges 120 0 0
Inspector of \Veights and l\Ieasures ~o o o

Coroner, Trelawny 120 0 0
Ditto, Clarendon 120 0 0
Collector of Taxes, Clarendon 400 0 0
Late Col. cf Taxes aud C. l\I. Board, W estmo1'eland 450 0 0
21,636 0 0
.. ····•·
* And Commissions on Collections.

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PENSIONS, N9
Amount ufEmolu-
ment when last Cause of Retirement.
Service for 'fhich the Pension "ltas Grar:.tcd, Employed in Public
Service.
£ s. d.
21,636 0 0
Locker and Gauger and Warehouse Keeper ]60 0 0
Collector of Customs, Kingston 850 0 0
Coroner, Hanover ;120 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and 1\Iagistrates Clerk, Clarendon ?70 0 0
Coroner, St. Thomas ye'"Vale 96 0 0
Clerk of the Municipal Board and Collector 400 0 0

Taxes, St. Catherine
Clerk of the 1\Iunicipal Board, St. James 260 0 0
Official Assignee, Surry 400 0 0
Clerk of the Peace and Magistrates Clerk, Man- 320 0 oI

chester
Late Clerk Peace and l\Iagistrates Clerk, Hanover 40 cf 0
Harbour l\Iaster, Falmouth 84 0 0
Late Clerk Peace and Magistrates Clerk, St.

Andrew
160 o o I
Late Postmaster for Jamaica 600 0
01
Collector of Dues, St. Dorothy * 40 0 0
Clerk of the Vestry, St. Dorothy 160 0 0
Surveyor and Chief Tide Surveyor Customs, 300 0 0

Kingston
Clerk of the Peace, St. 1\Iary 200 0 0
Coroner, St. Catherine 120 0 0
Ditto, St. David 72 0 0
Superintendent of Roads, Cornwall 200 0 0
Late Warehouse Keeper, Customs, Kingston 250 0 0
Late Superintendent Morant Bay District Prison 140 0 0

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26,978 0 0
* And Commissions on Collections.

3-PENSIONI!, 1870.
0
• •
FOREIGN CONSULS.
'.:. ! ! . ~ '•
.,
02 FOREI,GN CONSULS.
RETURN of Consuls of Foreign Countries Residing in Kingston.
Name of the Country which Date of his Exequatur.

Name of Consuls. he Hepreseuts.
- ·-- --- ·--- ~·--
Aaron Gregg -. United States -. 27th September, 1865
Thomas H. Peame .. Ditto -. 21st June, 1870
Arnold L. l\Ialabre -. France .- 18th August, 1864
B. A. Franklin .. Denmark .. 2nd August, 1864
Caracas, 7th May: 1867

Ralph Nunes .. Venezuela .. ~
~ London, 28th December, 1867
F. A. Ebbeke .. Austria .. 29th May, 1866 ..

Same .. North German Confederation 17th July, 1868 ..
Same .. Belgium -. 6th August, 1859 ..
~
Same .. The Netherlands -. 14th l\Iay, 1858
J. B. Sorapure -. St. Domin.go .. 16th April, 1867

•
Robert Bogle .. Guat(}nrnla -. 5th April, 1853
Same .. United States of Columbia 31st December, 1856
..
* Joseph Woolley
. Hayti -- 9th November, 1868
R. J. \!. Hltchins .. Sweden und Norway 27th May, 1857
VICE-CONSULS.
Country which he Residence.

Name. Date of Appointment.
Represents.
'
-
S. E. Pietcrsz Spain Kingston 14th September, 1867
\
Hon. G. L. Phillips . Ditto l\Iontego Bay 17th July, 1861
J olrn R. Kitchen Ditto Falmouth [ 15th November, 1858
Henry B. IIitchins Sweden & Norway Kingston 24th October, 1859
Hon. G. L. Phillips Ditto l\Iontego Bay 12th June, 1862
Hon. Robert Nunes Ditto Falmouth 20th September, 1864
'" Mr. Noel Crosswell acted as Consul a short time for Mr. Woolley, in 1867.
FOREIGN CONSULS. 03
CONSULAR AGENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Falmouth Hon. R. Nunes February, 1862
l\Iontego Bay Hon. G. L. Phillips ,, ,,
Black River J. W. Leyden, Esq. April, 1868
St. Ann's Bay Michael Solomons, Esq. June, 1868
Savanna-la-1\Iar Jam es Dougall, Esq. July, 1868
Grand Caymau Hon. W. E<len January, 1862
Old Harbour M. Bravo, Esq. February, 1868
p
POPULATION.
.•
' "'
~
Number and Colour of Persons. Iv
:Number of Houses, ·wbarref!, &c. Kumber of Persons.
Whites. Brown'. Black. \/).

,....,
.......
Xame of each Parish. Separate -------
,......
Inhabited Houses Houses Storeys Sex. Sex. Sex. Sex. """
~
in course or .Apart-
Houses. not Total. Total. Total.
'"""'
:;;...
of Erec- Tota!.
luhabitcd.
men ts ~
tion. Occupied. 1\I. F. l\I. F. l\.L F. M. F. K1
!----·------- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - I --- 0......,
0
Kingston .. .. 4,007 583 49 510 10,984 J6,375 27,359 1,922 2,152 4,074 3,768 6,180 9,948 5,297 8,040 13,337 M
St. Andrew .. -. 4,726 295 168 29 11 ,338 l2,113 23,451 400 435 835 1 ,841 1,983 3,824 9,097 9,695 18,792 ?:
U2
Port Royal .. .. 1,490 1-74 94 342 3,823 4,043 7,866 293 138 431 549 733 1,282 2,978 3,175 G,153 q
St. David .. U2
-- 1,389 146 89 10 3,224 3,228 6,452 44 43 87 285 270 555 2,898 2,912 5,810
St. Thomas in the East 5,218 287 1G6 12,874 13,335 1,283 2,717 11,411 11,819 ~
36 26,229 180 102 282 1,4341 23,230 M
Portland -
. .. 1,703 129 52 74 4,115 4,425 8,540 58 85 143 620 679 1,299 3,440 3,658 7,098
q
i-3
St. George .. ..
Metcalfe .. ..
1.852
3,27G
79
230
73
34
6
168
4,493
7,963
4,584
7,779
9,077
15,762
57
161
42
102
99
263
61G
1,257
600
1,111
I
1,216
2,368
3,830
6,553
3,932
6,578
7,762
13,131 ~
00
St. Catherine ·- 2,833 397 288 415 5,672 7,043 12,715 266 281 547 1,364 1,907 3,271 4,023 4,865 8,888 ....
St. Dorothy . _ .. 1,248 26 44 44 2,718 2,720 5,438 86 78 164 596 522 1,118 2,036 2,120 4.156 P-'
~
St. John .. .. 2,254 166 168 5 4,645 4,65(; 9,301 46 41 87 731 704 1,435 3,868 3,911 7,779
<t>
i:j
St. Thomas in the Vale 4,303 412 253 35 9,402 9,618 19,020 139 llO 249 J,624 1,515 3,139 7,639 7,993 15,632 0
i:j
St. Mary .. .. 3,838 450 194 123 8,429 8,677 17,106 276 180 456 1,300 1,369 2,669 6,853 7,128 13,981
&
St. Ann .- .. 6,425 395 305 287 17.794 18,525 36,319 577 633 1,210 3,002 3,213 6,215 14,215 14,679 28,894 <t>
Clarendon .. ·- 3,951 360 402 171 12,614 12,127 24,741 191 130 321 2,204 1,987 4,191 10,146 10,083 20,229
c;;,
Vere .. .. 1,971 169

&
171 1,474 5,068 5,030 10,098 213 57 270 744 736 1,480 4,238 4,110 8,:J48 0.....,
Manchester .. .. 6,654 530 186 294 15,904 16,841 32,745 406 360 766 2,425 2,504 4,929 12,297 14,753 27,050
St. Elizabeth .. 7,897 607 ~
428 18 18,350 rn,427 37,777 4,191 4,390 8,581 14,699 28,503
~
355 338 693 13,804
Westmoreland .. 7,455 502 432 627 16,931 16,918 a3,849 456 3ll 767 2,948 3,171 6,119 13,527 13,436 26,963
Hanover .. .. 4,406 289 570 607 11,436 12,015 23,451 243 176 419 2,232 2,412 4,644 8,961 9,427 18,388 """'
00
St. James .. .- 6,086 455 241 750 12,727 14,177 26,904 442 a26 768 2,!369 2,803 5,172 9,916 11,048 20,964
O":>
.......
Trelawny .. .. 6,191 437 199 12,9!)7 14,067 27,064 484 401 885 2,274 2,619 4,893 10,250 11,036 21,286
-- -- -- - - - -·- - - - - - - - - - - -.- -!-- --i--
Total .. .. 89,173 i 7,118 4,606 I 6,025 213,521 1227,74:) 441,264 I 7,295 I 6,521 I1:3,816 38,223 l 42,8421 81,065 167,277 179,097 346,374
Q.
MISCE[;f.1ANFOUS NU.MERICAL R~~TURNS.
1870.
·• •·~- ' -• .
~''It a .> I
.
•' '
'
Q2 MISCELLANEOUS NU}1ERICAL RETURNS.
"'..... .;
,...
"en
c.o
o~
.µa Number of Paupe rs in Xumhcr of InJenturell
;:> ·- d each P ari$JJ. lnuni6'1'H u ts loc:iteLl in
Country, District, or ·~ u~ ~ ;::::i Amount ofDcpo~its
Q ... ~ ...rn
each P ari;d1.
U) ~
,....... ~ A~ co .,;
<..- .:::
Parish. c::::l 0;,. in Savings' Banks ..,;
CJ
..,; 0
~ ~ "a
0 s "a
s ~
z 0 w. "' .µ
~ ....,
z.:::
' "
~
C)
>=;
0
8
......
""' ~
C)
8
0
£ s. d. I
Clarendon -. 1 49 1,940 18 3 110 1£52 ~G2 502 2-16 748
St. Ann -. l 187 2,599 14 0 lOG 18,1 290 .. .. ..
St. Catherine .. .. .. ..... l.38 317 455 93 40 1 <)".>

<.)<.)
St. Elizabeth -. .. -. .... 128 1~ 224 352 29 18 . 47
Trelawny .. .- .. ....... 97 226 323 155 62 217
St. Thomas . - -. .. .. -.. 3,1 95 129 485 249 734
Uanches.t er •. • ! .. .. I ...... 152 183 235 .. . .. ..
vVestmoreland .. 2 284 9,268 14 3 91 140 231 380 149 529
'
Portland .. ~- .. ...... 79 1]8 ] 97 68 27 95
St. James .. 1 111 492 6 7 98 169 '2G7 37 18 55
St. Mary . . .. !I .. .... 106 ! 125 231 384 188 572

11 I
St. Andrew .. .. .. .... 41 96 137 .. .. ..
Hanover .. 1 260 4,789 15 10 102 162 264 91 36 127
Kingston .. 1 1314 44,394 2 10 l:Jl 382 513 .- .. ..

- .
6 2205 6'3,485 11 9 1413 2573 3986 2224 1033 3257
:MISCELLANEOUS NU:\IERICAL RET URNS. Q3
Rl<;TUilN sltoicing th'1 }.~umber of Immigrants introclucccl into t!tc Island during the Year 1870.
--
I Kumber of Immigrants.
I - - - -1
Name of Ship.
Port of
Departure.
Port of
An'i"rnl. I
Date of
Ani>al.
i--.,---.,-----1___ A_f_r:_c_a_n_~----I
Coolies.
'"CJ
(ti .5 .
"'c>
--;; E ..::"'i:: ~
(.) 0
~ ~ ...... 8
------ -- ----------- :-------- -- -----~--1 ------
Alnvvick Castle Calcuttn.

1 1'370.
IPmtlllo..ant 10th ]fob. 286 129 22
\
437 None. None. I
Ditto IAnnotto nay 23rd l\Iarch 308 131, 30 4-691 Ditto Ditto
I ---
• 194 2G~ 51 90~
Number of Indentured Immigrants Located in the several Parishes in Jamaica on t!te 31st December,
1870.
Africans. Coolies.
I Total in each
rcrish.
ti; 00
C)
Parish.
d" ui d ~
"'
"
"2 a :g C)
03 8 """'
0
<l) 0 ...... CJ
~ E:-i [:.,_. 8
- -- ------- "" ""'
Trclawny .- -. Nil Nil Nil 165 G2 217 217
Hanover .. .. -- .- .. 91 3G 127 127
St. James .. .. .- .- .. 37 18 55 55
St. Thomas .. .. -. .. .. 485 249 734 734
St. Elizabeth .. .. .. .. .. 29 18 47 47
Westmoreland .- .- IO .. 10 370 149 5]9 5.29
St. 1\Iary .. .. Nil .. .. 384 188 572 572
Portland .. .. .. .. .- 23 12 3[) 35
St. George's .. .. .. .. .. 45 15 60 GO
St. Catherine .- .. .. .. .. 93 40 133 133
Clarendon .. .. .- .- .- [;02 2-±6 748 748
l.O 10 2214 1033 3247 3257

R
ECCLESIASTICAL RE11 URNS, .

187(t
•'
R2 RETURN OF CHURCHES
Names of tl1e Pa- Population rarson- Churcl1, where situated, and

ritihes, in '\\"hat Name of tho Rector, an'1
County or Dis- of each age Glebe. the number of Persons it will
trict, ancl Extent Value of the Living.
in Square Miles. Parish. Rouse. contain.
--- --- --- ~~-~~-------
SURRY.•
Kingoton 8 28.912
Accord111g
D. H. Campbell, M.A.., 762l, no no Parade ... 900
to (J(•JISUS
of 1861
St. Andrew 160 29,764 W. Mayhew, M.A., 580l. yes yes Halfway Tree ... 350
St. Thomas 300 24,681 S. H. Ccoke, 543t yes yes Morant Bay ... 500
---
Portland 290 25,617 W. Smith, 462Z. no no Port Antonio ... 1200
MIDDLESEX.
St. Cathrine 450 46,474 F. S. Braclshaw, LL.D., 626l. 84l. in no Span~h. Towu ..•. 1000
lieu of '
C. Ji'. Grey1 I~lancl Cara~. 340l no. 1)0 ....... ······
H. Scotland, Island Curate 3401.

······ ...... ······ ......
S. H. Cookf.', :Rector of Saint

Thomas, 400l ······ ······ ...... ······
Carried forward 155,448 ...... ...... ······ ...... - 3950

L1VINGS~ &c.·
Chapel where situated, and '

Number on Nntnher Whetlicr Pa\•sonage
Pers(lns the llulnbcr-of 'Persons it ·will of Person~ Prote8tant Remarks-.
g(•11erally generally o·r Roma.a House.
attending. contain. l\ttcuding. Catholic.
---1-- -- - ~ ~ --- I=:--'--· - - - -~

--.--
.
----
900 St. George's ... 800 800 Protestant n:> • The ~tatcment for this
11 St. Michael's ... 1,000 400 .. 1.
County is tlic same as
printe'd in the Illue Book
for 1869 no return having
1:· St. Peter's, Port Royal ... 450 ... II
"
i. heen received for the year
1: 1870.
300 St. Christopher's ... 450 ... ii ••
I' Mount Jame's ... 500 3CO .1 yes
,, ·St. Joseph's. the Grove 450 35J .. ..
l1
' St. Mary's, Woodford ... 340 28:> .. "
,,
11 St. MarJi'g Craigten .... 200 i:;o . ri&
I'
St. Peter's, Clifton ... 600 ... .. 11:

yes
11 St. Micliacl's Mavis Bank 350 ... .. no
300 Yallahs ... 350 150 ... ••

"Woburn Lawn .. 240 200 .. ..
Blue Mountain Valley ... 280 220 .. .. t
Bath ... 350 250 .. ..
Golden Grove ... 500 ... . ••
'
Manchioneal ... 700 ... ...
,,
.-.~
.
ttRuralHill ... 530 ... •f.
..
I
... i
800 t St. Mark's, Boston ... 400
" :
(1
I!St. Margaret's Bay ... 350 ... .. "
I
'j
I
~ Hope Bay ... 500 ... .. "
I
;Buff Bay .... 800 400 " 11 "

I
1 iBirnam Wood ... 450 45() ..,. r yes. I'
.•
.
I 550 :Trinity ... 500 ... '-I no
' Highgate ... 400 ... " yes
1 I
...... Linstead ... 500 150 " no
I'!
I St. Faith's ... 400 ... " yes
I
Harewood ... 500 400 no
,,
"
1:
t
·, Guanaboa. 700 ... . " l
I;
.
• •• j
•
······ Luidas Vale ... 500 4.00
Point Hill ... 375 ... . .."
...... Oltl Harbour ... 260 200 .. ..
St ~ilip'1f ... 300 50 ,, l ....
Somerset Hall ... 500 41)0 .. "
1:
I•
-- -
2850 15,525 6600
R4
RETURN OF CHURCHES,
1 Panon- Chu1·ch, where situated and
Names of tl1e Pa- Population
ri~hc~. in what Name or tl1e Rector, and
Ccnmty or Dis- of each age Glebe. the number of Persons it will
trict, and extent Value of the Living.
in Square Miles. Parish. House. contain .
- - - - - -------- .-·----
Brought fonrar<l 155,448 ...... ... ... ...... 3950
MIDDLESEX, continued. '

Clarendon !':65 34,839 C. H. Hall, 400l. no no Chapelton ... 1000
II. F. McDermot, 340l. ... ... ..... ...

G. W. Downer, 340l. ... ... ······ ...
C. F. Douet, 340l. ... ... ....... ...
Manchester 310 32,i43 D. Il. Panton, M.A., acting as yes yes Mandeville ... GOO
Rector, 340t. .
J. S. llildcLrand, 340l. ... ... ...... ...
F. Farquharson, 340l. ... ... ...... . ..
J. S. Wood ... ... . ..... ...

J. Wil~iams ... ... ······ ...
4Gl 36,319 J. Ccrk, 4'>01. (Rector of West- yes yes St. Ann's Bay ... 40J
St. Ann
morcland)
C. R. Chandler, 34Cl. ... ... ..... . ..
J, L. Mais (Stipendiary) IOCl. ... ... ...... I ...

. I
I
.
Geo. Hall, 340Z. ... ... ...... I'
: ...'
'
I I
I
H. Browne, 400~. yes yes Port Maria. :;oJ
St. !>-fary 226 ::2,868
G. }L Constantine, 340l. ... ... ..... . I
:'
...
H.F. Shal'fe, 340l. ... ... ...... :
I
... I
i
.
COR~WALL.
Trelawny 330 27,364 ....... ... ... ........ .. .

....... ... ... ....... ...
J, A. Thompson, 340l. no no Swanswick ... 400
.
E. A. Stewart, 340l. ... ... ...... ...
- -- -6,650
--
Carried forward 329,583 ....... ... ... ......
LIVINGS, &c. R5
Number Chapel, where situated, anu Number Whether

of Persons of Persons Protestant Parsonage
the number of Persons it will H.emarks.
generally generally or Roman House.
attending. contain. attending. Catholic.
---- -----·--------.-- ---- - - - - ---.-- ---
2850 15,525 5,GOO Protestant.
······
500
... Arthur's Scat ... 1,000 300 " 110
... Lime Savannah ... 320 320 " yes

.. . The .Alley ... 400 320 " liO
Kemp's Hill ... 450 ... " no

Portland ... 350 ... " no ·
500
... Snowden ... 700 400 " 110
f
~
Providence
... Pratvillc
800 700 " yes
There arc, besides these,
ten Churches served
... ?.Iilc Gully ... 650 500 " no by Catechists which
formerly were served
... 400 300 by Clergymen, capable
•· Porns " DO
of holding 5250 per-
300 sons and having sevc-
ral congregations in
attendance of 3760.
... C. uy's Hill ... 500 400 " yes There are also several
- .. catechctical stations
... Wal ton School ... 150 100 yes supported by the Ja-
Claremont ... 350 250 .. no
maica Home and For-
eign Missionary So-
cicty.
... Brown's Town ... :JOO 200 " no
1
Ocho RioR ... 400 ... " no
250
... Highgate ... 800 500 " no
... Ile treat ... 600 475 " no
Annotto llay ... 500 400 " 110
Scott's !fall ... 200 90 " no
... Falmouth ... 900 400 " no

... Rio Bueno ... 200 150 " no
250 ....... ... ... ...... ······ Clergyman serves Rio
Bueno also.
Albert Town ... 200 110 " no
Stewart Town ... 350 120
" DO
ServeJ. with Brown's Town
... ······ ... ... ······ ······ Mr. Stewart docs the Fal-
mouth duty.
----
4.650 ······ I
--1--1
26,045 11.635
2-ECCLJ!:SIAS'.L'ICAT11 1870.
RETURN OF CHURCHES
;::s of the PaJPopulation Parson- Church, where situate<l and

rishes, in what
County or Dis- of each
Name of the Rector, and
age Glebe. I the number of Persons it will
trict, anJ. extent Value of the Living.
in S<p1arc Miles. Parish. House. contain.
- -----------------· ---- --- --

Brought forward 329,583 ...... ... ... ...... 6.650
CORNWALL, continued.
'
St. James 227 26,904 D. R. Morris, 500l. yes yes Montego Bay ... 1000
W.R. Burrell, 340Z. no no Montpelier ... 300
Chichester ... 300
J. Garcia del Rio, 340l. DO no Marley ... 400
Hanover 166 2~,451 A. J. Davidson, 400l. ye~ £30 Lucea ... 800
W estmorcland 38,849 J. Cork, 400l. £90 in lieu Savanna-Ia-Mar ... JOOO

309
0
E. Miller, 200!. no no St. Paul's ... 500
Negril ... :300
H. Clarke, 340l. ...
1
W. }!. ~ngle, 300l.
I DO
no
no
no
Trinity
Darliston ...
500
400
I I
C. M. Magnan, 300l. no no King's ...I 400

Bluefield's ... 500
St. Elizabeth448 37,777 J. Campbell, 400l, yes yes Black River ... 1200
R. B. Lynch, 340l. no no Goshen ... 1000

J L. Ramson, 340/. no no St. Mary's ... 1000
Archdeacon Rowe, 340l. no no Pedro Plains ... 600
M. H. Smith, 340l. no no Lacovia ... 800

I D. Rowe, 300l. no no St. Alba.n's ... 350
I
Mount Hermon ... 400
E. B. Key (ofl\Iancheeter) no DO Siloah ... 600
Total ... -- 456,564 ...... ... .. . ······

--...---
19,000
LIVINGS, &c. R7
Number Chapel, where sitnatcd ana Number Whether

Parsonage
of Persons
, generally
tlrn number of Persons it will of Persons Protestant
generally or Roman House.
. Remarks.
attending. contain. attending. Catholic.

---- -------·--·-...,-- ----- - - -----
4,650 26,04.3 11,635 Protestant.
400 ' " yes

80 " no
150 " yes
Cambridge 150 40 " no
Seaford Town 60 40 " no
350 .... " yes
Trinity, Montego Bay 400 " no
800 436 .. yes
Green Island, Rev. Davis 600 600 .. no
Church Hill 300 300 " no I
1000 " no I Mr. Cork does duty at
1
I St. Ann's Bay.

Petcrsfield 500 400
I
500
250
500
400
l
" ...... . I. . . m...n..
Ia-Mar.
Savanna-
300 I
450
1000
I
"
I yes
Tabernacle 250 250
I
I I .
" 110
600 I I
900 I
Nain ... I 250 250 I

400 '
Barbary Hall 250 200
I
600
300
300
600
Accompong 150 150
l
Tyre 150 150
---
14,530 -29-,-10_5_jl4.451
I
•
RETURN OF CHAPELS
I
No. Chapel No. Gci:c-
PARISII. Chapel. Minister. will rally At- RE~JAHKS.
contain. tending.
-------- -------- ------- --~ ----------

WESLEYAN.
Kingston -. Coke, Parade . G. S:wgeant and

Wm. Holdswo..-th 1500 2-000
Wesley, Thames
Street - . II. Hunting 2500 2000
Ebeneze1· - D. Revnolds - 800 600
Port Royal . J. L. Eleby . 400 400
St. Andrew . . Provicleuce . II. Bunting . 250 250

Stoney Hill - J. L. Bleby . 200 300
Red Hills - D. Reynolds . 300 350
St. James .- l\fontego Aay . Samuel Smyth . 800 800
Hanover .. Sandy Bay . Same 600 350

Bethel . . Same 200 300 Chapel too small,
and many worship
St. James -. Gordon Hill . 100 50
outside.
Hanover .. Lucea - Jos. A. E. Smith. 350 300

Mount Hannah . Shme 150 150
River Side Same 200 200
St. Catherine . . Spanish Town . Thos. Raspass . 1000 800

Lin stead . S. T. Brown - 400 400
Garden Ilill Same 350 250
Reel Hills . Thos. Raspass . 250 200
Old Harbour . Same ]50 JOO
St. Thomas .. Morant Bay W. Clarke Murray soo ' 700 '
Blue Mountain
Valley . Same 650 650
Port Morant . Same 600 500
St. Ann .. Watsonville R. M. Parnther . 600 600

Mount Rosser . S. T. Brown . 250 250
Friendship . R. 1\L Parnther . 100 J.00
St. Catherine .- Guy's Hill - Same 400 350

Grateful Hill . Ed. Fraser . JOGO 500
St. Andrew .. Unity . Same . 700 500
St. Mary .. Beecham I-Iill . R. M. Parnther . 250 250
Trelawny .. Falmouth . Henry B. Foster_ 1100 950

Fraservill . Same . 450 360
St. James .. Maroon Town . Same . 300 200
.. St. Ann's Bay Thos. P. Russell. 400 500

St. Ann - Same . 200* 250
Ebenezer . ~More room re-
Hoolebury . Same . 120 150 quired at each Sta-
600 600 tion,
Ocho Rios . Stephen Sutton _
---- ----
Carried forward. . .. . .. ......... 19020 17210
..
AND STATIONS.
I
Xo. Clrnpcl Xo. Gcnc-
PARISTI. Chapel. :Minister. will rallv At- RE:MARKS.
Coutain. tc1iuing.
- - - - - - - - ---·-----1--·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - ------~""'•
\VES.::.EYAN, ContimieCl.,
Brought forwar<l 19020 17210

St. Mary .. Newstead . Stephen Sutton • 500 450
Morley Sarne 200 250
Ramble Same • ltd 150
St. Ann Beecham ville . R. Harding 1400 1000

Beusonton . Sarne GOO 400
Epworth . Same 200 200
St. Thomas Bath . D. Pinnock soo 800

Hocky Point . Same GOO 500
Airy Castle • Same 200 200
Portland Port Antonio . John Duff 400 400

Hope Bny Same 250 200
Buff Bay Same 200 200
St. l\Iary •. Annotto Bay Same 200 200
Clarendon James' Place . Francis Chapman 300 300

vVatsonton • Same GOO GOO
.i\fanchester Gunnersburg . William Heeve • 500 350
Frankfield Same 200 200
Clareudon l\lount Hume .I Same 300 300
IlanoYer l\Iount Ward • Thos. l\I. Geddes 1000 soo

St. James J\Iount Reece Same 300 300
'\Vcstmorclan<l . • Coke's View Same 400 *4-00 * Enlnrgetl during

1870.
St. Elizabeth •. Black River Same 300 300

.i\lountain Side . A. II. Aguilar 800 800
Ginger Hill · Same 100 *100 "' Ope11ecl in 1870.
Westmoreland .. Savanna-la-Mar . R.Raw 400 400

J\Iearnsville Same GOO GOO
New Sheffield Same 250 *250 * Enlarged in 1E70
St. Ann Brown's Town • John Corlett 250 160
Trelawny Stewart Town Same 400 260
St. Ann Tabernacle Same 300 lGO

Ebenezer Retire-
ment . Same 300 160
-_·_-_\_*
Eccleston Build~
rng Sa.me 15_0 _ "'Plnce in course of
erection.
Carried forwad 32020 \ 2S750
3-ECCLESIASTICAL, 1870.
R 10 RE'rURN OF CHAPELS.
I
Xo. Chnpcl No. Gcnc-
PAilISII. Chapel. Minister. will rally At· Remarks.
Coutain. tenuiug.
- - - - - - - - -----------,--·----·----:- - - - ------ -----·----!

WE~LEYAN, Conti.nueil.
Brought forward . .. . ... .. --. 320:?0 2S750

Trclawny .. Duncans -- George Lockett . 900 1100
Sawyers -. Fiarne 250 300
Brampton .. Same 300 350
Freeman's Ha11 . Same leo 150
St. Thomas .. Ynllahs . . William Hodgson 400 400 These returns repre-
1'ent the nvcr:tge num-
White Horses . - Sarne 350 350 bPr pr"'::;put at Did11u
Bethesda .. Same 300 175 service each Sabbath
da\' in tlae 11laccs euu-
nH;rated. We h" v e
St· Andrew .. :Monnt Fletcher - W ..J. Lewi3 .. 800 800 ot ht•r minor place• of
worship in wliieh st•1·-
Union, Gordon vice j, hcltl. Thi~ re-
Town .- Same 300 250 turn i::; tlicrt·fore very
tar short of repres~11t-
Hoole Drook, Dal- in~ the number of i11-
las .. Same 300 100 di,·iduals wh1) are ac-
custnmed to at teuu our
Somerset .. Same 150 100 cba1 elsduri11g tlie yvar.
The avpa1·1·11t dist·rc-
pa ~cy b<t Wt"l'll t h e
Portlancl -- Manchioneal -. Alex. M. Smith . 600 GOO numb1·r the chapel or
sta.tio11 will CfJntain a11d
those generally att<-11d-
St. Thomas .. Dalvey .. Same DGO 500 ing is t--xpla,i11t•<l thus:
We 1·eturn not thc"e
who are presc•n t at any
Portland .. Fair Prospects .. Same 300 350 one liuw, but those
who usually attend.
St. Thomas .. Holland* .. Same 180 250 * U nrccogniscd station .

378~134525
--------
CHURCH OF
SCOTLAND.
Kingston Kirk J, Raclcliffe .• About Between The actnal attendance

is no adequ,1te measure
Rev. Mr.Jardine 800 400 &500 of the amount of adhe·
rence, i n a s much as
there are scattered
through the adjacent
parishes pPrsons and
families connected wit.h
this church to such a
number, that it may
s a f e l y be said this
church in Kingston is
the church of JOOO per-
sons, if not more, be-
longing to the church
of Scotland. T h e y
look to it for the ad-
ministration of b a p-
tism and marriage, and
to it many come at the
time of the celebration
of the Lord's Suppe1·.
UNITED PRES-
BYTERIAN
FHEE CHURCH.
Trelawny Hampden Thomas Downie 1000 675

Bellevue John Aird _. 450 150
Carried forward
AND STATIONS. R 11
PARISH,
Xo. Clinpcl\ No. Ge-
Chapel. Minister. will uernlly Rcmark8.
Coutaiu. Iattending.
------------~---
UNITED PRErnYTKltIAN
- - - - - - ----------
I
----
cont.nued.
Brought fonvard 1450 625
Trelaw11y Falmouth - Vacant, supplied
by Mr. Aird - 500 100
St. James :Monnt Zion - Vacant (550 450 llinistc1· rcccntly dead.
l\Ioutego Bay - A<lam Thomson - 400 220
l\Iouut Horeb - Thomas J. \Vhite 150 150
:Mount Hermon - Tbomus J. White 120 110
l\Ianchestcr New Broughton Andrew G. Hogg 700 650
Ebc11ezer - Amlrew Baillie - 400 400
;Thiouut Olivet - Frederick. Swaby 4GS 440
Vere Victoria Town - Joseph Hannah 350 250

Kingston Kingston - William l\Iurray 510 373
St. l\Iary Port :Maria - ' Peter Anderson 475 155
Carron Hall - James l\Iartin soo 410
Goshen - John Welsh 370 150
l\Ictcalfe Rose Hill - E. A. Walbri<lgc 300 180 The numbrr gh·~n ns
gt>ncrally attending- nrA
the avc·r.1gc as nc':u- ~·
St. Thomas in the a..; cnn be ascert;1i11t •
Vale Cedar Valley - l\I. G. Mitchell 200 165
'J h<• nmnben; connected
with CU<'h r;trltion, ancl
UJH1er insbuction in
the se,·l'ral districts urc
Hanover Lucea. - John Campbell - G2G 500 much hrgcr, r.ot less
Brownsville - Warrand Carlile - G10 400 than 1.ouble.
Green Island - J mnes Robertson 400 120 Ouc diotincti,-c f1•n-,
ture of th1: Pnsbvtc-
River Side - Vacant, regularly rinn c11n"ch in Janlaica
is that c 1"')1 1::1tatior ha-:;
supplied 212 180 its own >"tLt:1l tninls-
ter, w!10 C:. W:1 all mis-·
Westmoreland -- Stirling - James Ballnntyne 410 200 sionary wo1k.
Friendship - James Niveu 400 210

Negril - Richd. Drummcnd 200 104
) George Town - John Smith 300 316

Grnnd Cayman
Island
J Prospect
Bodden Town
Same
Same
150
250
East End Same 120 336
---- -----
11,5_11_ _7,394-1
.J AMICA BAP-
TIST :MISSION.
II
St. Catherine Spanish Town - J M, Phillippo - 1200
Spanish Town (2) Supplied 500
Passage Fort J. l\I. Phillippo 500
Sligo Ville Same 350
Old Harbour Same 400
Hartlands Same 150
Carried for ward 3100

R 12 RETURN OF CHAPELS
I
Xo. C'hapcl No. Ge-

PARISH. Chapel. :Minister. will nerally irn:uArrn:s.
contain. attending. ,
---- ---
JAMAICA BAPTIST
:M1SSIO}I C.mti1med.
Brought forward ... .. ... - ....... 3,100

St. Catherine .. Point Hill - Thomas Johnson GOO
]\fount Birrell - Same 300
l\Iount Merrick - Same 300
Jericho John Clarke and 1500
I\Iouut Hermon} Jallles Ilumc . GOO
.l\lount Nebo - J. Gorclon - 450
Shady Grove - H. Darling - 150
I
Kingston .. Enst Queen Street D. J. East - 2000
Port Hoyal - Same
.
200
Hauover Street - E.Palmer 600
St. l\Iary .. Port l\Taria - C. Sibley . 800

Oracabessa. Same 700
l\Iount Angus - Sn me 500
Mount Olive - Su me 150
Wallingford - Same 150
Annotto Bay - S ..Jones - 1000
Clonmell - S. E. Morris - 200
St. Ann .. St. Ann's Buy - D. l\Iillarcl 1400

Ocho Hios - Same 800
l\It. Tabor - Same ]50
::::::
:Moncague - J. Gordon - 500 :...
::I
Coultart Grove - D. Campbell - 400 ~
<ll
:...
Waltham - Same 200 0
Canaan
Salem
-1
-
J. J. Steele
J. G. Bennet
-
-
150
500
z
Grateful Hill - Sri me 200
Brown's Town - John Clark. - 1400
Bcfoany - E:nme 800
Sturge Town - Same 350
Clarksonville - J. l\Iaxwell - 400
l\Iou nt l\Ioriah - Same 200
Gibraltar - W. l\I. Webb - 400
Clarendon .. Ebenezer -
W. H. Porter - 700
Greenock. - Same 500
Thomson Town - Su me 500
Smithville - George l\Ioodie - 200
Kil::;yth - Same 400
Mount Zion - J. l\Iaxwell - 400
300
Johns Hall - Same
l\Iount Zion - Thomas Johnson 350
Stacey ville - Richard Dulling - 450 I
Paradise - Same 200
Hayes' - Angus Duckett - 600
Enon - Same :300
Elim - Same 250
The Cross - Same 180
Hosannah - Same
---
250 .
Carried forward . -.. . .. ..... 26,730
AND STATIONS. R 13
-
I
Ko. Chapel Ko. Gene-
PARISH. Chapel. Minister. wiil rally RE)U..RKS.
contain. attcmuing-.
-
JA)IAICA BAPTIST
---- ·--
MISSION, continued.
Brought forward ....... .. ..... 26,730
Clarendon -. Whitefield . James Elliot - 150

Refuge :Mount - Same 120
Lebannon - Same lSO
Manchester ... Porus - W. H. Porter - 1000

Mandeville - Same 30~
St. Andrew .. :Mount Charles - D. J. East - 400
St. Thomas .. Morant Bay - William Teall - 400

Monk lands - Same 300 Chapel being built.
Prospect - Sarne 350
Arcadia - Same 200
Yallahs - E. Palmer - 500
Stokes Hall - Henry B. Harris 150
Leith Hall - Same 190
.
Portland .. Belle Castle - Same 570
'rabernacie -
J. Service - 200 New Chapel being built.
Fellowship - Same 150
Hephzibah - Sarne 150
- Same 150
. ..
,.,)
Bethlehem ~
Same 150 Temporary booth, blacc
Mount Pleasant - ::! o i w o rs h i p eing
Buff Bay -
Samuel Jones - 360 ..µ
C.l
M
erected.
0
z
Trelawny .. Falmouth
Unity -
- J. Kingdon
Same
- 2000
400
Refuge - Ellis Fray - 1250
Kettering - Same 500
soo
Waldcnsea - Same
.
Rio Bueuo . J. J. Steele . 580
Stewart Town . Wm. l\I. \Vcbb - 800
New Birmingham Patrick O':Jieally 400
Ebenezer - Sarne !.!50
Hasting - G. R. Henderson 700
St. James -. Montego Bay, 1st \w"am es Reid - 2000

Church
Bass Grove - Same 300
:Montego Bay 2nd J ohnE. Henderson 700
Chucch
Salters Hill - Walter Dendy - 1300
700
l\Ialdon - Same
Sudbury
.
- Same 300
150
John's Hall Same
Springfield - Same 150
Bethtephil - G. R. Henderson 700
Mount Carey - Edward Hewett - 1000
Shortwood - Same 750
----
Carried forward .... . .... 48,430
4-EccLESlASTICALi 1870.
R 14 RETURN OF Cl:IAPELS
No. Chapel No. Gc-

PARISH. Chapel. Uinistcr. wi ii nerally RE~fARKS.
contain. attending.
r-----·---1--------- ~--------- 1..,.---- --·--:[---·-----

JAMAICA BAPTIST
MISSION Continue(/,.
Brought forward 48,430
Hanover • • Lucea - Thoma:;; Lea 1200

Mount Moriah - Same 150
Fletcher's Grov,e Same 500
Green Island - W. 1\1. Brown - 200
Gurncy's l\Iount - Caleb E. Randall 800
Mount Peto - Sama GOO
• Watford Hill - JohnE.Hendcrson 700
0 The information given
'Westmoreland •. · Savanna-Jn-Mar - Windsor Burke - 1,100
300
z relates only to accom•
Sutcliffe Mount - Same m•·<lation, the Secre-
tary of the Mission
Fuller's Ficl<l - ''IV, M. Drown - 500 stating ~hat there was
Bethel To•vn - EJY>:ml Hewett - 750 not time to fin<l out
the actual attendance.
It is saic.l however, to
St. Elizabeth • • Hewett View - Thomas Smith - 250 be on the increase.
Besides the Chapels
Vaux Hall - Same 4-00 given there are somo
Wallingford Sume 360 small meeting houses,
chiefly used as Suuday
Shrewsbuay Same 250 schools.·
56,490
UNITED ME-
THODIST FREE
CHURCH.
Metcalfe •. Annotto Bay - Alexander l\Ielvin 250 150

E;;:1elJ - Same 100 100
Clarendon .. Ebenezer - Charles A. Winn 200 160

St. 1\Iark. - Same JSO 120
Unity - Same 140 100
Kingston .. Kingston - William Griffiths 2,'JO 230
St. Catherine . . Spanish Town - George Rose and 130 30
*
Brown's Hall - Elisha Penrose, 150 130
* (supernumaries) •The term " Super-
numerary" is common
White 1\Iarlc 100 50 to the Ministry ~r all
- Same 'Wesleyan commuui-
ties. 1 t me au s a
Preacher of the Body
who is nlloweu to retire
from the "Paid" work
St. l!Iary •. ]\fount Regale - Geo. Sanguinetti 500 300 of tt>e ~I inistry either
Lewis burgh - Robt. Glover, (su- 300 150 for I\ time or perma-
nently, but who, dur-
pernumerary) ing such rcti1·eme11t
gives his servil'es on
the Sabbath without
St. 'rhos. ye Vale 1\Iizpeh - Thomas Rogers - 200 120 compensation.
District
St Andrew _. Alman Hill Same 250 150

Belmont Same 240 130
Carried forward
AND STATIONS. R 15
No. Chape1 No. Ge11e-

PARISH. CL:tpel. ?.Iidster. '1"ill rally At- RE-:'tIARKS.
Contain. tending.
------- ----------- - - - - - ----

UNITED METHODIST
FREE CHURCH, Con-
tinue<1..
Brought forward ........ . . --.. 2990 1910
St. Andrew -. Bethnel - James Roberts & 100 50

Providence - Abr~ham Hyams, 350 200
(supernumeraries.)
Bethesada - f:ame 250 200

Mount Tabor - Same 200 100
St. Ann .. Pennock Ville - D. B. Douse - 180 ] 00

Barton Ville - Bame 240 90
Britton Ville - Same 70 50
Monc1lgue - James Wilson - 100 30
Ewarton - Same 150 70
Mount James - Same 100 80
---- ----
2880
4730
---- ---- ,.
LONDON MIS-
SIONARY SO-
CIE'fY.
Manchester .. Mandeville - William Alloway 800 700

Heart$ease - Bu me 1401 Congregations in-
Royal Flat
New Green
-- Same
Same
ioo I
150 ~
clutled iTJ. central
ehapd, with the ex-
rrption of 200 or
B oa<l Leaf - Same 100 1 300 persons •rnahle
or unwilling to go
Richmond - Surnc • 150)
Porns - T. II. Clarke - 900 700 so far.
Davyton - George Bailey - 700 550
Trelawn.y .- First Hill . James l\Iilne - 300 300
St. Ann .. Dry Harbour - Same 400 250

Claremont - 1...-~'f Same 150 120
Clarendon .. Chapelton
lH011nt Zion
--
Alfred J oycc
Same
- 500
400
450
350
There are several
preaching plnccs in
Ular~nclon connect-
Tare ?1~ount - ~arne 200 150 ed with the large
Four P.1ths -
Tbos. Henry Clark 600 500 chapels.
Brixton Hi:l - W. IIartv - 500
300
400
250
Bteadnut Bottom Same
Kingston .. Kingston - W. G. Gurdner - 500 350
St. Andrew .. Shortwoocl - .... 250 200

--
-----5270
7140
R 16 RETURN OF CHAPELS
No. Chapel No. Gene-

· Minister. will rally At·
PARISH. Chapel. tending. REMARKS.
Coutain.
---- · - ----::---- .
MORAVIAN l\IIS-
SION.
Manchester - Fairfield - J.A. T.L. Zorn

Thaeler - 1000 85)
.
Bethabara
Bethany
-- J. P. Pulkrabek - 1000
1200
900
700
Nazereth - F. l\foderan --
Mizpah (Cheapside) II. Walder
700
400
600
400
Broad leaf - R. Gale, Assistant 300 250
St. Elizabeth .. Lititz - J. Ward -I 90-0 650

New Bethlehem J. J. Seiler - 800 650
New Eden - C. Sellick - 1000 800
New Fulneck - T. Winckler - 1000 900
Springfield - P. Larson - GOO 600
Westmoreland .. New Carmel -

G.H.Hanna
Salem (New Hope) A. B. Lind
-- 1450
900
1200
900
Beaufort - E. P. Franze - 600 450
St. James -- Irwin Hill - II. W. Haube1· - 700 4-00

----
• 12,550 lJ,250 I
. -----
AMERICAN
CHRISTIANS.
Kingston -. Christian Chapel None at present,

Supplied by the
one expected from 300 50
America Elders.
Belfield, St. Mary's! •

Metcalfe District Belfield - T. N. Willoughby 100 60 Needs a suitahle
hnilding. Snrround-
c>d hy a large hut
St. Mary, Met~alfe ineligious i10pula-
District Ebenezer - Same 150 100 tion.
Salem - F. Maillett - ]50 95
Zion Spring - Same 100 45
St. l\Iary .. l\Iountain View - Thomas Austin 300 1.00 Building partly fi.
nished.
St. Mary '. Christian l\Iount Same 200 50 Iluihling partly fi.
uished.
St. JUary, District
of l\Ietcalfe Rehoboth - David Dick - 50 30
Gethsemane - Same 70 60
Ebenezer - H. Oliphant - 100 35
Bethany - Same GO 38 Building VCJT de-
lapiilatcd, req.uires
St. Andrew, Dis-
trict of Port Royal
to l>e renewed.
.
Mountains Hebron
.- None
....
100
---- ----
80
Brctllren •
Supplied by the
Carried forward . . .. 1680743

AND STATIONS. R 17
l
'
I
No. Chapel No. Gene-
PARISH. Chapel. . Minister. "ill rally At- RE:'IIARKS.
contain. tending,
·---------,----·------------·--
1
------- --~-----J
A~IERICAN CHRIS-
TIA:NS, continued.
Brou!!ht forward 1680 743

St. Andrew, Dis-
trict of Port Royal
l\Iountains l\Iount Olivet None 200 150 Supplied hy the
Ke<lron None 100 80 Brethren.
Bloxburgh None 200 100 Supplied by the
Brethren.
St. Andrew, St.
Christopher's Dis-
trict Oberlin
.
- William :M:. Ross 160 70
St. Mary, District
ofl\Ietcalfo l\Iount Zion Same 40 30
2380 1173
Ai\IERICAN:
l\IISSIONARY I
80CIETY. ,
'
St. :Mary, District '
of l\Ictcalfo Chesterfield - Chas. B. Venning 200 150
Brainerd - John Thompson 500 350
Richmond - Seth T. Walcott 300 40
Eliot - C.C. Starbuck, l\I.A 250 125
Providence - S. B. Wilson - 100 75
St. Andrew I Brandon Hill - Same 200
1\Ianniog's Hill - John Thompson 200I 125
150
--------
1750 1010
1 - - - ----
ROi\IAN CATII0-1 I
LIC CHURCH. I
Kingston .. Holy Trinity - Right Rev. J.E. 2000 1600 . .
Dupeyron, Vicar at the
Apostolic various
Rev. Jos. Dupont services
Rev. J. l\I. Bertolio, on Sun-
Rev. F. Hathaway days.
Saints l\Iartin and
Patrick Rev. J. Dupont 500* •uscd for '\'fa Crucis
on nll Friday evt>nings
in Lent, on lit'st and
St. Catherine, Spa- third I•'rida.;s the rest
of the y~ar. Sunday
nish Town St. Joseph - Rev. J. l\I. Bertolio 70t 50 School kept on Sundays.
tNew Church will
Port Royal, Har- comain 200.
bour Head St. Benedict Same so 75
Carried forward
5-ECCLESIASTIC,U.1 1870.
R lS RETURN OF CHAPELS
lj !No. Chnpel,No. GcnJ

l"ARlSII. Chapel. i!ini~tcr. will rnlly RE)lXRKS.
11
,_________ ------ --·---·---··-----·----:I______
contain. Attending.
Ro~1AN CATllOLIC
CHURCII, continueci.
i Brought forward .... ....... 1725

2650
•
St. George, Avo~
cat Place St. George ~
Rev. Jas. Splaine 300 180 .
St. Mary -. May River
Preston Land
- Same 250 150
-I Same 60. 50
Agualta Va1e -!
I
Same 140 15
! I
St. Andrew .. Above Rocks - Rev. J. Dupont 250 I 20

King Weston (St.
Joseph) Rev. F. Hathaway 180 80
l\Iount Fellowship) Same 90 40
i
I
St. Thos. ye Vale St. Mary's -IRev. J. Dupont 250 200
Middlesex & Corn·
~/ wa11:
West of Spanish
Town to West-
moreland Many Stations - Rev. Jos.S. Wool- ..- •
lett 1000* *At e,·ery ,·isit of
l\Ir. Woollctt 11~nrly n.11
i
----~-- th~ Catholics lidonging
3170 2640 to each Stntion nttcnd
HEBREW CON-
----·----- Divine Service.
GREGATIONS .
Kingston . . I Spanish and Por- Revd. Abraham
1
About 70 to 140
tuguese Synago- l Huim Neito
I
gue called " Kall
Kadosh Shaynar
700or 800 except on
I
holy days
perhaps as feast
even 1000 days, faf!t
Ashmaim,' mean- 1days. &c.,
ing " Gates of
Heaven."t
l when tho
. attcndanc·e
'I would cs-
t;mate st
300 to 400
Carried forward
tThe institution is supported by a direct tax of from 2Gs. to 120s. a-year on each member, who is ii seat-
holc1cr, but this uoes not prove nearly sufficient to pay the couti>1gcncief!. Voluntary oITerings make up the dif·
fcrence, some of om· merubers giving from £5 to £40 a-yeal' volnutarily, while, among the less " well-off," the
offering-a are smaller.
'Vlwu the very poor die thc>y are bmied at expense> of the institution. The mn.nagement is vested in a presi-
d1mt, vicc-prcsitleut and lrc>asurer, who, along with a vestry of nino other membe1·s, regulate all ma'ters, ap-
poiui miui::.tcr auu other officers, &c. &c.
AND STATIONS.
PARISH.
I
t Chapel.
I
l\Iinister.
Xo. Chapell Xo. Gene-
will ra~lv At- REMARKS.
Coutuin. ! tending.
I I
1
I
Glh:BREW C O N G R = - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ ,______ ,_ _ _ _
I l I
'!'IONS, continiied. j
Brought forward soo I
Il On the
Kingston _ _ English and Ger~ .None at present; 350
The synagogue is
man II expecting one
Jaily. Service
Sabbath goYerned by a pre-
days be- sideutand t1 <>asnrer
conducted pro tween 40 and a board of di-
and SO. rectors: Th~ actual
I tem. by l\Ir. IL
A.Josephs,Lay-
expenditure 1s about
0 n the £600, the entire
I
I
reader festivals amount being raised
or holy- hy Yolnntary con-
days I tributions.
jabout200I
I
I
'
!
St. Catherine . . "Kal Kadosh Mik- No l\Iinister. Mr. 400 50 to 60

va Israel," z. c.,David Solas acts
i "Holy congrega- as Lay-reader
ti on of the House
of Israel."
s
EDUCATION,
NEWSPAPERS AND REVIEWS.
S2 EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEACHERS. PUPILS.
-- I..'.. ..., .
Name ai:d Locality of -ti -"1 ci og
:Managers. Address. Names. ..
C)
..-'l
0
C)
~o;;
<.> ~
<>
"° "§
~
School. C)
0 :::: Q.)
.~ r:q a~ ~~
0 ~
ci <l ..,
z 0
....
8 p
Q d p.. "
<>i"'"' a:: i::i
- ---------- - - - - - - - -
1 Mico. Juv., Hanover St. J. E. Martin, Esq. Kingston Wm. Pearce 1 ... 180 145 124
2 Mico, Infant, ditto ...... ... Robert Henderson 1. .. 236 158 120
3 Central Branch (Boys) Ven Arch. Campbell ... Jos. S. Henry 1. .. !)0 .54 60
4 " (Girls) ...... ... Miss H. Green ... ] 84 58 58
5 Orphans' Home ...... ... Jl.Iiss F. Harvey ... 1 38 38 38
6 West Branch Rev. Enos Nuttall ... Henry Foster ... 1 73 49 57.
7 Upper John's Lane ...... ... :Miss R. Simmonds ... 1 80 35 43
8 East Branch Rev. Wm.E. Pieruc ... Benj. Walker ...... 79 65 66
Rev. Enos Nutta!l,
[acting
I
9 Ilebrew National L. Stern, Esq. ... Mrs. D'Azevido ... 1 241 22 15
10 No. 17, High Ilolborn Rev. Jos. Dupont ... Miss III. A. Llado ... 1 '1151 GO 76
I
11 Allman Town }lr. E. A. Wright ... E. A. Wright ... 1 671 35 41
4j 7ilOGGI- 7191 698
PARISH OF
1 Guava Ridge Rev. Chas. Ffye Gordon Town John Clarke h •. 1 25 20 14

2 Mount Faraway ...... ... .A.lex. Hall ... 1 ... ... . ..
3 Clifton Mount Rev. A. Sullivan .. Wm. Davis 1. .. 125 55 56
4 Dallas Rev. W. J. Lewis ... .A.lex. D. Allprice ... 1 72 39 24
5 Mount Fletcher ...... ... George Beard 1.... 75 51 59
6 Grove Rev. H. H. Isaacs Kingston R.R. Foster ... 1 155 119 102
Rev. G. B. Brooks,
[acting
7 Woodford ...... ... C. L. Barnes 1 ... 134 62 100
8 Bowden Hill ...... ... Fred. Miller ... 1 36 26 35
9 Craigton Rev. G. B. Brooks Gordon Town· Wm. S. Taylor 1. .. 100 67 72
10 Gordon Town Rev. A. Hyams Golden Spring Fred. Pitters 1. .. 78 37 18
11 Constitution Hill ...... ... Wm. M. Davis 1 ... 139 58 45
12 Shortwood Rev. W. J. Gardner Kingston Robt. J. Hylton 1 ... 80 47 48
..
EDUCATION. S3
I N S P E C T E D I N 1870.
K IN G S T 0 :N".
-------,--------- -~~---~--------------------
):, • "" GRANTS REColnrnNEED, 1870. ..0 di
~
~
..<:l'.8 • ~. . .,. • $co 1-~--~---------.---- <!j
~
~"""'
~e ..... o._; 0
~ ~ ~
~ • I "" Q
o ::s
.., .S ~ .;l ;;, o~·a
~
..?
<>
:Remark!!.
~11 j £~-·-1--=-~--1---~-- --~-i___i__,___l__,_~_~_l__,__i_~_~_._____

67
59
1
1
£ s.
14 16
11 4
£ s.
63 10
65 18
£ s.
20 0
20 0
£ s. ' £ s.
43 10
47 8
...
£ s.
63 10
G7 8
£ s.
31 0
32 0
£ s.
32 10
35 8
--
33 3 13 10 21 12 10 0 10 16 20 16 10 0 10 16
36 3 5 0 27 4 10 0 11 12 5 0 26 12 12 0 14 12
86 3 Nono. 25 0 10 0 7 12 8 16 26 8 26 8
42 2 10 0 30 0 15 0 12 5 27 5 15 0 12 5
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43 2 14 0 19 0 15 0 16 5 31 5 9 o I 22 5
28 3 50 0 10 0 4 8 14 8 10 0 4 8
30 3 20 0 11 6 10 0 12 0 22 0 5 0 17 0
1.) 0 13 13 ... ... llclow Govt. require-
'-------1 ~~ ments.
-..-.I----·1113 14 320 H 130 0 172 16 13 161316 121128 0 r 188 12
S A I N T A N D R E W.
28 3 4 0 15 12 4 0 14 0 7 0 7 0
16 12 8 0 8 0 Closed.
'12 2 17 14 27 0 15 0 13 15 28 15 13 0 15 15
28 3 9 0 10 0 7 16 17 16 17 Hi
38 3 13 8 18 4 10 0 10 4 20 4 9 0 11 4
48 2 17 0 46 0 15 0 25 17 40 17 23 0 17 17 Miss Tiall's I. S. in-

cludec!, av. 33 at 4s.
43 2 16 0 21 0 15 0 15 10 30 10 10 0 20 10
20 E 6 0 5 0 2 12 7 12 7 12
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av. 30 at 4s.
4 0 16 0 10 0 7 B 17 8 8 0 9 8
15 0 30 0 15 0 14 10 29 10 15 0 14 10
15 0 17 4 IO 0 9 8 19 8 9 0 10 8 ,,
s4 EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEACHERS.
Name and Locality of

Managers. Address.
School. Name.
ci
z
- -----------·l---------1------!---------------
13 St. Christopher's Rev G. T. Braine Kingston Jos. D. Martelles 1 .. 133 90 83
14 Salisbury Plain William Dryden ... 1 72 33 54
15 Temple Hall Edw. Pusey ... 1 73 36 47
16 Bishop's Lodge Robert Whittle I i... s5 44 4fl
17 Mount James Rev. A. Findlay Golden Spring Thomas French ... 1 107 77 84
is I Red Hills Rev. Geo. Sargent Kingston ~homas Beecher 1 ... 70 42 37
19 Oberlin Mr. Wm. M. Ross William M. Ross 1 ... 55 25 44
20 Bethuel Rev. Thos. Rogers GoldenSpring John A. Scott I 1. . .

21 Unity Rev. Edw. Fraser James H. Huggett 1 .. . 120 531 115
22 Manning's Hill Rev. J. Thompson Richmond John Lewis Kelly

-=~~ 471~
14 8185710531189
I
PARISH OF
I
l Somerset Rev. W. J. Lewis Gordon Town Henry M. Baird
•
I 1 ... 44 40 32
2 Bethesda Rev. W. Hodgson Yallahs Edw. Duaney ... ] 82 40 42

I I
3 White Horses Richard E. Frances l ... 1 611 40. 53
4 Woburn Lawn Rev. H. M. F. R. M. Whittle, jnr. 1 ... j 67 451 53

McDermott
5 Yallahs James F . Anderson 1 ... 38 25 31
6 lElolus Valley 37 201 24

7 Yallahs Bay Rev. E. Palmer Kingston Thomas Morrison 79 33 64
8 Danvers Rev. F . L. King Morant Bay Richard Logan ... l 45 26 30
9 Trinity Robert Dacres l ... 138 40 49
10 Morant Bay Rev. W. C. Murray James Leslie 1 ... 110 52 34
11 Seaforth H. E. Lawes 1... 83 44 45

~·
12 Port Morant Allen Bignall ... 1 92 53 50
13 Miss McKenzie's Ditto (acting) Miss J. KcKenzie ... 1 48 . 29 19
14 Airy Castle Rev. Dnl. Pinnock Bath John Pinnock ... 1 58 23 19
15 Pera K. W. Shirley l l 81 52 56
EDUCATION. s5
ST. ANDREW, continited.
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50 2 27 13 38 15 15 0 22 10 37 10 19 0 18 10
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29 3 5 10 10 0 7 4 17 4 17 4
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39 3 9 10 24 0 10 0 15 8 25 8 12 0 13 8
36 3 15 17 17 8 10 0 8 8 18 8 8 0 10 8
28 3 8 0 H 8 10 0 5 0 15 0 7 0 8 0
31 3 10 0 15 8 10 0 G 16 16 16 7 0 9 16
I 44 2 20 0 23 15 15 0 13 .5 28 5 12 0 16 5
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quiremcnts,
25
El 10 8 19 41 ;) 0 I 4 0 I .. . 9 0 9 0
28 3J 8 0 16 12 : 10 oI 9 oI .. . 19 0 19 0
I
28 3 4 0 19 8 10 0 5 0 15 0 9 0 6 0
20 E 4 8 5 0 2 0 7 0 7 0
29 3 12 13 10 0 6 12 16 12 16 12
20 E 6 10 5 0 2 12 7 12 7 12
40 2 7 0 26 0 15 0 10 0 25 0 13 0 12 0
38 ' 3 20 12 20 4 10 0 10 8 20 8 10 0 10 8
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2-EDUCATION1 1870.
EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEAClIERS. PUPILS.

Managers. .Address. Name.
School.
0
z
--------1------------·1---------1·--------
16 Rocky Point1 Rev. D. Pinnock Bath R. S. Wynter 90 46 48
17 Pear Tree River John T. Gavers ... 1 96 60 85

18 Mount Felix Rev. J. K. Hepburn Robert Bitters 1... 86 44 52
Robert Elworthy,
[Esq., acti11g
19 Morant Bay Rev. Wm. Teall Morant Bay Kelly Smith ... 1 ...
20 Prospect Penn John H. Crole .. , 1 58 22 . 37
21 Richmond Gap J. R. Taylor 1. .. 42

22 Stokes Hall Rev. H.B. Harris Manchioneal Jacob Miller ... 1 105 55 67
23 Dalvey Rev. .A. M. Smith Henry Jones 1 117 40 45
----·r--- - -
111y602 873 977
PARISH OF
1 Belle Castle Rev. H.B. Harris Manchioneal Edward Jones ... 1 96 47 60

2 Manchioneal Rev. A. M:. Smith Edward March ... 1 110 42 62
3 Fair Prospect H. IT. .Ashburn ... 1 57 29 32
4 Boston Rev. T. T. Orgill Port Antonio R. E. A. :Mitchell ... 1 91 66 81
5 Priestman's River Rev. J.B. Service Edward Harris ... 1 47 34 36
G Drapers [Henry Phillips ... 1 33 22 29
7 Port Antonio Rev. John Duff John M. Edward 1. .. 115 67 103
8 Bufl'Bay Jos. Kelly 1... 49 30 12
9 Charles Town Rev. H. K. Dunbar Buff Bay Isaac M. I very ... 1 33 33 33
10 Retreat Rev. Wm. Smith Port Antonio Thomas 0. Brown . .. 1 45 29 38
11 Cooper's Hill Nathl. Keating ... 1 78 46 80
12 Mount Pleasant Henry Bell ... l 42 26 41
13 Norwich Industrial Mr. G. F. Gibson George F. Gibson 1 .. . 82 40 50
14 John's Hall Rev. C. T. Johnston James Appleby ... 1 67 48 62
15 Hornobrook Edwd. R. Williams .•• 1 150 29 43
16 Moore Town .J. P. Osborne 1 ... 102 60 88

EDUCATION. S7
I ~ S P E C T E D I N 1869.
SAINT T II OM AS, continued.
GRANTS RECOMMENDED, 1870•
.s Remarks.
- - - - _ _ ,___.,_. - - -------1----1----1----1---------
£ S· £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s.
20 0 18 0 Below Govt. require-
ments. ·
34 3 17 12 IG 16 10 0 12 O 22 0 8 0 14 0
29 3 10 5 17 12 10 0 8 16 18 16 8 0 10 16 Balance made payable

to R. Elworthy.
18 18 9 0 9 0 Closed.
24 E 8 14 5 0 2 4 7 4
25 E 10 0 5 0 4 8 : :I 9 8
32 3 14 18 19 8 10 0 11 0 21 0 9 0 12 0
24, 0 Below Govt. i·cqirire-
men ts.
192 6
P 0 RTL AND.
29 18 2 20 4 10 0 9 8 19 8 10 0 9 8
33 3 19 0 18 8 10 0 8 8 18 8 9 0 9 8
42 2 10 0 23 0 15 0 7 5 22 15 11 0 11 5
29 3 18 18 18 0 10 0 13 4 23 4 9 0 14 4
22 E 11 4 5 0 3 8 s ·8 8 8
29 4 12 14 8 10 0 4 8 14 8 7 0 7 8
42 2 20 0 31 15 15 0 16 15 31 15 15 0 16 15
H 8 5 0 3 0 8 0 7 Q I 0 Visited, just re.opened
under a new 'teacher.
22 E 5 0 3 6 8 6 8 6
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s 8 EDUCATION.
ELEM ENTARY SCHOOLS

PARISH OF
I TEA.CHERS. ruPILS.
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~\ Happyfield Mr. R. B. Wynter Hope Bay IR. B. Wynter ... 1 60 30 44

18 St. Margaret's Bay :Mr. W. D. Maddix Iw. D. Maddix ... l 76 28 39
19 Spring Garden W. B. Espeut, Esq. Buff Bay J. G. :Murray 1. .. 53 36 44
20 Byebrook Rev. A. Sullivan Gordon Town Edw. Constantino 1. .. 70 46 60
21 Pleasant Hill James Campbell ... 1 107 60 72
22 Fairfield Wm. W. Smith 1. .. 107 64 83
23 Birnam Wood Alex. T. Stewart ... 1 12G 70 90
24 Claverty Cottage J. W. Crisp ... 1 50 32 31
25 Avocat Rev. Jas. F. Splaine Annotto Bay Robert P. Murray ... 1 55 26 38
26 Green Hills Rev. G. B. Brooks Alexander McLarty 1. .. 42 27 24
- - ----
818 18431067 1375
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PARISH OF
1 Enfield Rev. II. Br.owne Port Maria James Hammett 1. .. 47 35 40

2 Bonny Gate David Walker 1 ... 63 40 41
3 Fort Stewart Jas. Hammett, Esq. Annotto Bay Miss Julia White ... 34 25 28
11
4 Annotto Bay Rev. Jno. Duff Port Antonio Nathaniel James ... 1 43 29 34
5 Providenci Rev. S. B. Wilson Kingston William Davis ... ii 47 34 35
6 Camberwell Rev. C. B. Venning John Phillips ... 1 50 39 b8
7 Four Corners Rev. Sml. Jones Annotto Bay James Barton Scott ... 1 77 40 59
8 Mount Regale Rev. G. Sanguinetti Richmond John B. Cavallier ... 1 73 43 44
9 Brainerd Rev. J. Thompson :Martin Harris 1 ... 1118 66 84
10 Rose Hill Rev. E.A.Walbridge Pear Tree Thos. A. Buchanan 1 91 45 35
[Grove
11 Beecham Hill Rev.R.M.Parnther Moneague James Saddler ... 11 73 52 62
12 Highgate Rev.M. Constantine Richmond Joseph Gonzales ... 1 56 24 29
13 Retreat Rev. F. H. Sharpe Salt Gut Charles. D. Edwards 1 ... 111 61 85
14 Oracobessa Rev. Chas. Sibley Port Marfa Newell Core 1. .. 79 30 58
15 Bariffe Hall Misses A. & S. Day ... 2 61 25 39
16 W allingford's- Decoy Rev. C.R. Chandler Gayle Thom&s Englin 1 ... 85 36 65
17 Newstead Rev. S. Sutton Ocho Rios John Bean ... 1 55 27 28
- - ---- - -
612 1163 651 824
EDUCATION.
I N S P E C T E D I N l870.
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3 - EDUCATION, 1870.
s 10 EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
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---.----- ·-
TEACHERS.
Namc ancl Locality of

Managers. A<ldress. Name.
School.
0
z ·
--------·- -·--·- -- - - - · · -- - -- -!-- ----·- --!-- - - - - - - -
1 Spanish Town (Wes.) Rev. Thos. Raspass Spanish Town Wm. Ferguson 1 ... 125 73 92
2 Linstead ······ ... J.D. Martin 1. .. 97 37 33
3 Mount Rosser ...... ... Miss R. McDermott ... 1 71 18 38
4 :Marley Ilill ...... ... E.T. Glasspole ... 1 57 28 33
5 Spa. Town, Nugent St. Miss L. M. l\Iartin ... Miss Martin ... 1 4..:. 30 16
1
6 Ditto, Ladies Committee Com. of Ladies ... Miss Mary Morgan ... 1 63 46 35
7 Ditto, Metropolitan Rev. J. M.Phillippo ... JI.Ir. & Mrs. O'Mcally 2 ... 207 81 115
8 Taylor's Caymanas ... James Barrett ... 1 52 26 21

······
... Miss Julia Innes ... 1 57 30 34
9 Passage Fort ·· ····
10 llartlands ...... ... Samuel Wilson ... 1 97 50 87
11 Sligoville ...... ... Miss Amelia Rose ... 1 70 5(. 83
... ... 1 7·.t 43

12 Guanaboa Vale Mr.W. C. McCalla W. C. McCalla
. 30
13 St. ]faith's, St. John ...... ... Albert Taylor ... 1 38 30 25
14 Grateful Hill Rev. Edwd. Fraser Golden Spring Chas. E. Tucker ... 1 13-1 6·1 46
15 Brown's Hall Rev. Wm. Griffiths Kingston Geo. Thomas 1. .. 86 55 74
16 Barton Mrs. C. Hall Old Harbour John R. Thomas 1. .. 79 30 54.
17 Old Harbour Bay Rev. S. H. Cooke John Walker ... 1 100 57 37
18 St. Faith, 'Bovo Rocks Rev.H.W. Whitfield Kingston Wm.Bryan 1. .. 81 50 GO
19 White Hall acting Mrs. Arthur ... 1 71 35 25
20 Caledonia Mr. G. C. Linton Rodney Hall Joseph Kelly 1 ... 112 2~ 4.'J
21 Harewood C. A. Deleon ... 1 74 32 46
22 Ham Walk Frederick Reid 1... 60 3S 52
23 Shady Grove Rev. R. Dalling Chapelton James Saulus ... ... ... ... ...
24 Luidas Vale Rev. H. Scotland Kingston Charles Bryan ... 1 57 30 4C
25 Point Hill Henry Graham ... 1 53 37 41
26 Highgate Park Hon. J . A. Sullivan .. . J. Martin ... 1 ... ... 11

27 Guy's Hill Rev. R. M. Parnther ,Moncague Lauchlin Yates 1. .. 96 40 46
28 Buxton Town Rev. Jno. Clarke Rodney Hall Geo. E. Cooke ... I 32 20 19
29 Healthshire Robt. Russell, Esq. Spanish Town Samuel Smith ... 1 68 85 65
30 W1lbury Mr.W.CunninghamChapelton Wm. Cunningham I ... , 89 64 76
1
11 19 2244 1198 1379
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INSPECTED IN 1870.
SAINT CATHERINE. '
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6 Thompson Town Rev. Geo. Moodie Chapelton George Moodie 1'... 65 361 65
. 7 Smithville ...... ... Alexander Dawkins ... ] 90 531 72
8 Mount Hume Rev. WilliamReeve Mandeville John B. Hardy ... 1 931 61 53
9 Unity, Nine Turns Rev. C. A. Winn Chapelton John S. Edwards 1 ... 541 70
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10 Crooked River ...... ... John Sutherland ... 1 61 37\ 54

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11 Mount Carmel Rev. Fred. Jones ... Henry Price 1 ... 80 461 73
12 Mount Zion Rev. Alfred Joyce ... F. Bridgett 1 ... 421 36 41
13 Lucky Valley ...... ... Mrs. Fraser ... l 43! 30 32
14 Salem, Chapelton ...... ... James S. Fraser ... 1 94 48 65
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15 Chapel ton Rev. C.H. Hall ... Matthew Josephs 1. .. 184 98 10~
16 Rock River Rev. T. S. Johnson Spanish Town Phillip A. Allen 1 ... 51 32 48

17 Wildman's Gift Rev. EL P. C. Chapelton Chas. A. Matthias ... 1 61 32 30
; McDermott
18 Arthur's Seat ~..... : ... Richard Osborne ... I 9$ 46 48
19 Good Hope ······ '

,: ... James Roberts ... 11 70
. 4J 50
20 Jubilee Rev. R. Dailing ... R. H . Simpson 1 ... 43 30
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22 Union, St. Jago Rev. J . M. Phillippo Spanish Town John E. Beverly 1 ... 36 25 2~1
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23 Whitfield, Milk River Rev. J . Elliott Clarendon John G. Pusey ... 1 58 33 35
24 Watsonton Rev. F. Chapman ... Jos. H. Lodge 1... 77 48 5J
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·c 14 EDUCATION.
ELE:UENTARY SCHOOLS
PAHISII 01"
'fEACHERS. PUPILS.

Managers. Address. No.me.
School.
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1 Whitfielcl Rev. Wm. C. Harty Porns Adam P. Thomas ~ ~ 159 701 82
1
2 Porns Rev. Jos. Williams Edward Bryan 1 ... 86 49 50
3 Vale Lionel Rev. J.M. Phillippo Spanish Town W. P. Lawrence 1 ... 108 7G 77
4 G'Q.nnersbury Rev. Wm. Reeve Mandeville Robert Shaw 1 .... 58 ·40 54
5 Riflgemount Rev. G. Bayley Robert Lindsay 1 ... 121 79 34
G IIarmons Rev. J. T. Zorn Newport James A. Richards 1 ..,. G·t 49 56
7 Bethabara John H. Cook 1 ... H,2 70 G7

8 Patrick Town George Scill 1... 3G 2G 30
9 George's Valley Alfred .A.nglin 1 ... G± 3;'.I 4-.t
10 Ebenezer Rev. Andw. Baillie May Hill James A. Stewart 1 ... 101 G2 83
11 Pratville Rev. J. S. Farqu- W. T. Glegg ... 1 ...

[harson
12 Snowclon Rev. J. S. Hilder- Newport Edward Cohen 1... 82 10 82
[brando
13 Sherwood Forest' Geo. L. Logan 1... 42 2G 42
I
H Fairfield Rev.-Warresche May Hill James H. Rioharcls 111 .... 160 70 141
15 Huntly Rev. F. 1Ioderan James Pennicott 1... Gl 31 57
lG Nazareth Rev. F. Moderan 1 ... 15.J., 82 lOG
17 Hatfiolcl Rev. L. Thaeler · Thomas Bartley 1. .. 31 21
18 l3rnadleaf Rev. Hy. Walder Mandeville Richard Gale 1 ... 57 39

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rn Cheapsiclc Benj. Harrison 1 ... 12G 51 10-±
20 Chantilly Rev. D. B. Panton Peter Campbell 1 ... 130 GO 110
21 Old England Simon .Abel 1 ... 54 50
22 Davyton Rev. Geo. Bailey James Cummings ... 1 130 75 129
23 Wear Penn Rev. J. S. Wood Mile Gully Samuel Lawrenco l ... 70 58 70

24 Craighead Peter Allen ... 1 ...
25 Devon Thos. R. Flemming 1... 75 37 G4
26 Chudlcigh R. F. Kennedy l . .. 93 4.:1, 51
27 Mount Olivet Rev. Fred. Swaby Mandeville Henry Forbes 1 ... 131 GOI 90
28 Bethany Rev.J.P.Pulkrabek Mile Gully Wm. Dobb 81 47 G5
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EDUOA'rION. s 15
I X S P E 0 T E D I N 1870.
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s 16 EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEACHERS. PUPILS.

Managers. Address. Name.
School.
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---------------- ----·!--------------
29 Bentinck Rev.J.P.Pulkrabek Mile Gully Wm. Glanville 1 ... 102 46 GG
30! Beulah Jos. Lewison 1 72 42 41
31 St. Paul's, Keynsham Rev. E.BM.settKey Siloah Wm. Baker and 1 ] /2 47 59

[Mrs. McDonald
32 Mount Lebannon Rev. James Elliott Clarendon ... 1 ...
33 Victoria Town I Rev. Jos. Hanna I Thomas Brown 1 ... 44 24
29 5 270Gh49G 1986
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PARISH OF
1 Guy's Hill Rev. C. R. Chandler Gay'le H. Henriques and ... 2 187 130 162
[Jane Kelly
2 Watsonville Rev. R.M.Parnther Moneague Lewis Cuthbert 1... 90 45 63
3 Beechamville Rev. R. Harding Claremont Stephen Irons 1 ... 108 64 77
4 Bensonton Robert Byfield 1... 84 45 63
5 Epworth James R. Brown ... l 84 40 26
6 Finger Post j Rev. D. B. Douse Joseph Phillips ... 1 52 28 40

7 Salisbury Miss R. Hinds ... 1 35 25 10
8 Ocli.o Rios Mr. Jos. Gyles Ocho Rios John Duff ... 1 43 30 31
9 Ocho Rios Rev. S. Sutton I. W. Smith 1... 91 44 40
10 St. Ann's Bay Hon. Chas. Royes St. Ann's Bay Charles Douse 1... 51 34 30
11 Chester Chas. E. Anderson .. . l 48 36 39

12 Priory Wm. Nibbs 1 ... 62 33 46
13 St. Ann's Bay Rev. T. P. Russell Saml. L. Smith ... l 124 67 87
14 Ebenezer John Bruce .•. 1 53 26 38

15 St. Ann's Bay Rev. B. Millard Saml. Bennett 1 ... 108 60 84
16 Dry Harbour Stewart Town
Rev. Jas. Milne Saml. J. Moodie 1 ... 43 22 9
17 Claremont ... Jacob Walker ... 1 92 30 32
18 Brown's 'l'own Rev. Geo. Hall Brown'sTown John Gilliller ... 1 64 27 26
l!) Brown's Town Rev. John Clark .. . Geo~ Po~tinger 1 .... 177 96 104.
20 Bethany ... Jos. E. Huie 1 ... 119 70 81
21 Gibraltar Rev. W. M. Webb StewartTown' James Roberts ... 1 75 49 50
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EDUCATION.
--- --
ELEUENTARY SCHOOLS
PARIS II OF
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TEACHERS. PUPILS.
Na.me and Locality of

:Managers. Address. Name.
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ci
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1 Nain IRev. J. I1. Ramson :Malvern Patrick Spence ··· '11 51 28 31
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2 Morning Side I ...... Adam Smith ... l 88 44i 60
I Catherine Binns ... 1 76 42 54
3 Sunny Bank
1 ] ... 32 30 24
4 Top Hill William Brown
51 Saint Mary R. A. Thompson 1 ... 82 52 79

1
6 Lititz Rev. James Ward ' May Hill Henry 1l. James 1 ... 113 62 83!
1
7 Mayfield Mrs. A. Forbes 1I:i.lvcrn Jos. & Mrs. Brown 1 1 85 7G 73
8 Bethlehem Rev. J. J. Seiler Robert Groves ancl 1 1 253 105 fo3

Georgiana Jones
9 Hopeton Theodora Jones ... 1 43 20 41
10 Schoolfield J ano Burnett 1 ... 96 46 63
11 Mount Hermon Bev. D. Rowe (Rev. Sn.muel Ridgard 1 ... 121 62 98

R. B. Lynch, act-
ing)
12 Saint 'Albans Joseph Johnson 1... 46 30 30
13 Pedro Plains Ven. Archd. Rowe Black River George F. Malcolm 1 ... 205 130 140
(A. A. Parchment
Esq., acting)
I
14 Barbary Hall John Parchment 1 ... 113 61 101
15 :Surn's Savanna Rev. M. H. Smith Lacovia Thomas Pinnock 1 ... 59 32 25
16 Lacovia
l 7 Santa Cruz Rev. B. Lynch Malvern J amcs A. Honeygan 1 .. . 69 34 64
18 Leeds Edward Patterson ... 1 46 26 35
19 J eruealem ....,. Mrs. Harriott ••. 1 35 24 31
20 Newmarket Miss Webster ... 1 49 34 37
21 New Eden .Rev. C. Schick Silo ah Edw. B. Welsh and 1 1 134 87 91

, Julia. :Mcl)on!tlcl
William.R. Brooks 1 ... 33 22
23 Siloah Rev. E. BaSf;et Key R. W. Thompson & 1 1 60 43 60

11 Eliza Maris,
24 Accompong J. U. Thomson 1 ... 59 21 20
25 Wallingford Rev. Thomae Smith Thomas Johnson ... 1 57 21 34

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6-EDUCATION1 1870.
s 22 EDUCATION.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEACHERS • PUPILS.
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M_ar 44--: 32
13 Saint Paul's ... ... ... Josiah Blake 1... 77 37 37

14 Cooke's View Rev. T. M. Geddes Ramble Thos. M. Gooden ... 1 56 33 39
15 Sutcliffe Mount Rev. W. Burke Sav .-la.Mar Thos. Hutchins ... 1 89 47 50
16 Petersfield Rev. Josias Cork Rev. Thos. Banbury 1 ... 118 · 54. 77
17' Belfry, Savanna-la-Mar Henry Foxton 1 ... 130 101 44
18 George's Plain Rev. J. Ballantine Grange Hill James Campbell ... 1 81 40 23
19 Burnt Savanna Rev. H. Clark Thomas R. Calame . . . 1 60 42 60
20 Cornwall Mountains Rev. W.R. Burrell Ramble James H. Baker 1 ... 65 3·4 42
21 Hopewell '.!.'hos. Parker 1... 78 41 57
22 Bethel Town Rev Edw. Hewitt Montego Bay Walter G. Core 1 ... 121 32 49
23 Mount Hermon Rev. T. J. White Saml. S. Goodin 1 ... 72 3,5 63

19 4224H223 L278
PARISH OF
1 Cessnoch Rev. J. Ballantine Grange Hill James V. Andrews 1... 57 30 23
2 Church Hill Rev. R. G. Dawson Green Island George Miller 1... GI 39 42
3 Green Island Rev. Jas. Robertson Richd. A. Holmes 1 ... 103 59 48
4 Lucea Rev. Jno. Campbell Lucea John M. McDonald 1 ... 90 57 59
5 Elgin Town Richard Webster 1 ... no 63 s2
6 Cacoon Henry Webster 1 ... 125 59 75
7 Riverside Geo. A. Forrester 1 .. 124 681 77

8 Jericho Robert H. Curlin 1 ... 114
9 Jericho (Female) Rev. Warnd. Carlile Mrs. Curlin 1... 39 ::1 ::

10 Mount Hermon John T. Burton ... 1 34 ~1 26
11 Brownsville D. B. Campbell 1... 73 62 70
12 Maryland Alexander Crooke 1 ... 115 51 72
13 Pondside Jos. Shaw 1 ... 93 61 61
14 Gurney's Mount Rev. C. E. Randall Flint River Rev. C. E. Randall 1 .. . 94 51 55

EDD CATION. s 23
I N S P E 0 T E D I N 1810.
W E S T ?II 0 R E L A N D, continuecl.
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s 24 EDUCATION.
ELEl\IENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
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16 .Argyle Rev. W. R. Burrell Ramble R. B. Myrie 1. .. 108 41 5~
17 Mount Ward Rev. T. M. Geddes ... Robt. .A. Facey 1. .. 115 62 89
18 Copse ······ ... W.R. Rhodes ... 1 94 42 45
19 W atcrford Hill Rev.J.E.Henderson Montego Ilay Mrs. Hairs ... 1 73 4.8 62
20 Sandy Bay Rev. Saml. Smyth ... Robert Soley 1 ... 91 39 50

...
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68 97
PARISH OF
1 Mount Reece Rev. T. M. Geddes Ramble David Fullerton 1 ... 99 42 53
2 Shortwood Rev. E. Hewitt Montego Day Mrs. Whitfield ... 1 45 28 36
3 Mount Carey ...... ... I

H. J\I. Virgo 1 ... 120 61 86
4 Roehampton ...... ... Jas. Davidson . .. 1 66 32 40
5 Cambridge Rev. W.R. Burrell R:i,mble Alex. Block 1. .. 42 20 27
6 Cross Roads ...... ..~ Jos. Graham ... 1 45 20 32
7 Irwin Hill Rev. H. W.Hauber Montegoilay Richard Meek 1. .. 71 41 50
8 Trya.11 ...... ... Wm.Reid 1 ... 25 20 15
9 Salter's Hill Rev. W. Dendy .... George H. Jarrett 1 ... 92 46 58
10 Springfield ...... ... Miss C. Hill ... l 42 26 36
11 Mal don ...... ... John G. Palmer 1 ... es . 44 58
12 Maroon Town Rev. H.B. Foster Falmouth James C. Harris ... 1 76 25 45
13 Buckingham Rev. J. E.Henderson Jhontego Bay Charles Tharpe· ... 1 50 25 34
14 Montego Bay Rev . .A. Thomson ... 1tfrs. Lewin ... 1 45 29 40
15 Montego Bay Mrs. S. Jacobs ... Mrs. S. Jacobs ... 1 26 17 22
16 :M:ontego Bay Mr. J"10. Raeburn ... John Raebnrn ... 1 32 22 22

17 Montego Bay Rev. Sa.ml. Smyth ... Miss Philpotts ... 1 38 40 59
18 ilfontego Bay Rev. Jas. Reiu ... G.C.Cowan 1. .. 38 54 54
19 Pleasant Hill ~ ..... ... Da>id Johnson 1 ... 35 23 27
20 Goodwill Rev, Tho3. Downie Falmouth .A.dam Gale , 1 ... 202 129 138
10101294 726 913
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s 26· EDUCATIO~.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PARISH OF
TEACHERS. PUPILS.
Na.me and Locality of

Managers. Address. Name.
School.
-1----------- ---·-·----:------!---------------
1 Stewart Town Rev. George Hall Brown's Town A. E. K. Mudio ... 1 40 24 21
2 Stewart Town Rev. W. M. Webb :stewart Town J. A. Johnstone 1 ... 114 44 62
3 First Hill Rev. James Milne Thomas Henry 1 ... 111 72 70
4 Sawyers Rev. Geo. Lockett Duncan's Jos. Kerr 1... 66 34 50
5 Fre(lman's Hall Aug. Wm. Sloly 1 ... , 65 35 28
6 Duncan's W. J. Reid ... 1 93 41 48
7 Spring Garden Rev. Pat. O'Meally Stewart Town Miss Siccard ... 1 51 20 27
8 Albert Town
9 Swanswick
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J. T. Thompson
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57 27
28
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10 Rio Bueno Late Thomas Cox 1 ... 39 20 19
11 Rio Bueno Rev. J. J. Steel Rio Bueno James G. Miller ... 1 118 64 50
12 Clark Town Rev. Ellis Fray Duncan's S. C. Miller ... 1 35 23 22
13 Kettering Robert Munroe 1... 88 56 75
14 Refuge William Moodie 1 .. 1141 G9 97
15 W aldensia. Andrew Brown 1 ... 101 60 58
16 Fraserville Rev. II. B. Foster Falmouth Henry Beckford ... 1 61 4-:!, 42
171 Falmouth Dcnjamiu Powel 1... 98180 82
18 Unity Rev. J. Kingdon Jacob Lyons ... 1 681 43 3}'
19 Granville T. J.Graham ... 1 95 38 80
nj8J1453/ 819/ 938

EDUCATION. 827
TRELA WNY.
'1l
GRANTS RECO:MMENDED, 1870.
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Remarks.
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- ,,- -i--£-s-.-:--£-s-.·'--£-s-.-i--=-£-s-. -£-s-. -£--s.-i--£--s.-i--£-s-.·l-------
39 3 6 0 . 16 4 10 0 4 16 ... 14 16 8 0 6 16
35 3 20 '7 19 0 10 0 8 16 18 16 9 0 9 16
46 2 3'7 4 15 0 18 0 33 0 33 0
36 3 13 3 16 16 10 0 6 16 16 16 8 0 8 16
30 3 1'7 1 10 0 7 0 1'7 0 1'7 0

34 3 21 12 18 0 10 0 8 4 18 4 18 4
213 E 6 1 5 0 2 0 '7 0 '7 0
30 3 9 6 10 0 5 0 15 0 15 0
34 3 13 12 15 8 10 0 5 8 15 8 '7 0 8 8
24 E 4 0 1 5 0 2 0 '7 0 'l 0
29 3 26 9 10 0 12 16 22 16 22 16
29 3 9 10 10 0 4 12 14 12 14 12
35 3 22 0 21 16 10 0 11 4 21 4 10 0 11 4.
38 3 2'7 0 2:1. 8 10 0 13 16 23 16 12 0 11 16
42 2 21 4 21 12 15 0 15 0 30 0 10 0 20 0
29 3 13 10 19 8 10 0 8 16 18 16 9 0 9 16
44 2 38 1'7 26 8 15 0 20 0 35 0 13 0 22 0
2'7 E 19 4 5 0 4 6 9 6 9 6
30 3 16 0 10 0 7 12 1'7 12 1'7 12
... I ··· 312 o 199-o 190 -0 166 2 - ..-.- 1 356 2 86 o
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EDVOATJON.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCHOOLS
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11 Kingston ... 4 7 1,066 719 698 2 2 6 0 1
22 St. Andrew ... 14 8 1,857 1,053 1,189 0 6 14 1 1
23 St. Thoma, ... 11 12 1,602 873 977 0 2 9 7 5
26 Portland ... 8 18 1,843 1,067 1,375 0 2 18 5 1
17 St. Mary 6 12 1,163 651 82ll. 0 1 13 3 0
30 St. Catherine ... 11 19 2,241, 1,198 1,379 1 5 16 4 4
24 Clarendon ... 10 14 1,6!)1 978 1,089 0 1 17 4 2
33 Manchester ... 29 5 2,706 1,4D6 1,986 0 4 2"j, 2 3
21 St. Ann ... 10 12 ],7!)0 1,001 1,138 I 4 11 2 s

39 St. Elizabeth ... 26 17 3,075 1,759 2,321 0 I 21 9 8
23 W estmorel~nd ... 19 4 2,244 1,223 l,278 o. 0 15 8 0
21 Hanover ... 1'7 ~ 1,933 1,046 1,20'7 0 3 13 3 2
20 St. Jam.es ... lO 10 1,294 126 913 0 1 16 ..

0
1
19 Trelawny ... 11 8 1,453 819 938 I 0 I 3 13 3 0

- ---- -·------- ___ _ _ _ _ 1_ · - -·--.- - -
329 186 -:50 I 25,961 14,609 17,812 1 413'; 206 1 53 31

. - .. .;: ..
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-- -.... £5,857 6 0
Total Grants in Aid for 1870
Amount of Grants in Aid in 1869 to Schools on List this year, Col. A. £4,2~8 16
Amount of Grants in 1869 to Schools not on List this year ... 232 12 = 4,461 8 0
- ---
Increase for 1870 ... ... £1,395 18 0
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EDUCATION'.
INSPECTED IN 1870.
Grants Recommended in 1870.
ui Remarks.
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£--: £---;1£-;-£---s-. -£--s.-i-·-:-£-s-.l--!t--s.-'--£-·-;-.£-s-. -
1
113 H, 320 14 130 0 172 16 13 16 316 12 128 0 188 12 ...
229 16 423 2 235 0 227 15 8 6 479 1 210 0 269 1 8 0

•
248 7 275 1 155 0 127 6 14 0 305 6 113 0 192 6 9 0
218 16 367 19 235 0 190 18 24 10 450 8 181 0 269 8 ...
159 8 168 16 160 0 123 11 ' .;. 283 II 81 0 202 11
294 8 398 5 275 0 231 l~ 506 14 193 0 313 14 ...
212 2 289 8 205 0 172 16 385 16 126 01 259 i6 8 0
307
358 17
3 431 14
245 14
310 0
200 0 202 0
307 12 9 14 64'7
402
6
c
208
120
0
0
439
282
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3·.H 3 487 17 270 0 ~88 12 19 10 603 2 237 0 366 2125 0
29il Ii 211 14 190 0 215 H 405 14 109 0 296 H ...
370 19 301 •1 190 01 199 2 396 2 HG 0 250 2 7 0
289 3 lOS 8 185 0 13:!. 12 319 12 i;2 OJ 267 12 .. .
34=--~i I~ 01~1166 2' 3.'\6 2 86 01 270 21 ...

3.785 7[ 4,228 rn 2,no 0 2,760 roJ 89 ,It> 15,85 7 61 1,990 013,867 6i77 0
1 1
8-EDUCATION1 1870.
s 30 EDUCATION. - - - -
PAROCHIAL AND DEXOll.IINATIOXAL SDJD'.LARY
Church of 1Jndcnorn ina-

P Anism:s. W oslcy:i.n. :3Iorav:an. B_aptist.
England. tional.
-1---------:- -------------------·- ·---- £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. .,.:; s. d.
l Kingston 14!) 6 0 130 18 0
• 2 St. Andrew 276 18 0 8:!. 13 0
3 St. Thomaa 92 8 0 141 16 0 G3 -:1. 0 7 18 0

4 Portland 283 12 0 80 8 0 42 4 0 44 4 0
5 St. :Mary 88 13 0 4.3 18 0 49 0 0 15 0 0
6 St. Catherin~ 23<.l. 17 0 127 18 0 103 1 0 19 18 0

7 Olarondon 148 0 0 ~l 16 0 86 16 0
8 Manchester 190 7 0 18 0 0 271 15 0 33 4 0

9 St. Ann 124 8 0 14"1. 16 0 91 18 0
10' St. Elizabeth 285 2 0 21. 12 0 2·H 0 0 28 lG 0 23 12 0
11 W ~stmoreland 142 0 0 51 18 0 158 12 0 17 18 0
12 Hanover 27 2 0 90 12 0 ,'A, 19 0
13 St. James 21 0 0 33 8 0 ~7 16 0
14 Trelawny 52 4 0 10.3 lG 0 1C5 2 0
_t_,______ :, ----1- - · - - - - -,- - - - - - -

Total Grants for 1870 ... 2,115 17 0 989 11 0 703 11 0 892 14 0 2G9 6 0
-1::forl8:---.-. 1,7091~~-:-~ Cl8 ~- 590 ~ ~19 l~-0-

----------- - - - - -------------------
1
Inc;:ease in 1370 ... ( 06 1 0 18.J. 1-j, 0 l:8·!, g 0 ;;0:3 5 0 {~ 14 0

Decrease
- ... I ...
-:------,------------,-----:
NambcrofSchooJsin} 1870, 119 0 0 56 0 0 8-1' 0 0 1:3 0 0 13 O O
I
each Denomination
1
18.3 102 0 0
l
4<"> 0 0 :;.::; 0 0 '1,') 0 0 13 O O
- · , A'>ge.toouch Sc:io:, 1870 1~13 'i} ~13 4: --:-13 10 ~3 7 S'.},~ O H- 3!i

II " 18691 16 15 2;t IO 8 G 18 13 01 1,~ 15 2~ 1G 17 10
....._,_. 'E.DUQ;.i\.TION. s 31
OF GRANTS IN AID FOR 1870.
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1. PAROCIIf.AL TOTALS.
u nitcd. },_fo_ London .~
Presbyte-
l Ilebrew d8 s
rian.
thodist Free
Church.
Kational.
~.Iissiom:·y
Soc:cty.
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•;• 0
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Fo::-_1870. Por 1869.
Increase or
Decrease.
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- - - - - - - - - - - -1------ -.---- - - - ---1----1·--- ~ -----
£ s. .d. £ s. d. £ s. £ s. d.1£ s. d. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s.
14 8 0 22 0 316 12 295 H 20 18 In.

63 14 0 19 8 19 8 0 15 0 ... 4/9 1 440 10 38 11 ...
305 6 3.'..l 9 26 3 De.
430 8 370 7 80 1 In.

19 0 0 18 12 0 49 8 283 11 211 10 '72 1 ...
21 0 0 506 14 398 17 107 17 ...

37 4 0 72 0 0 385 16 338 4 47 12 ...
59 4 0 7J; 16 0 647 6 {53 18 193 8 ...
7 10 0 30 8 0 402 O 249 H 152 ~ 6 .. .
603 2 488 1 115 1 .. .
35 6 0 405 li 237 12 168 2 .. .

223 9 0 396 2 301 4 9~ 13 ...
.'.il 12 0 319 12 131 8 188 4 ...
33 0 0 356 2 203 0 153 2 ..
1; 8 0 1229 12_0_. JJ 0 ,22 J,_,8_5_7_6· - - . -..--i---

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388 11 0 148 0
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208 8 0 127 12 0 89 2 50 0 0 17 4 0 11. 81 11 6 ... 4,{61 8
------------,- -1---~-
lSO 3 0 20 8 0 .•. 212 8 0 0 12 10 14 ... ... l,395 18
20 6 35 12 0
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18 10 Ol JG 8 10:' 17 < 14 3 0 20 17 15 ?.2 o

23 3 It 11 12 0 14 17lspecial grant 17 1 0-114 8 11 6
s 32 EDUCATION.
A C0:\1PARATIVE VIEW OF ELEMENTARY

\
PCPI LS. Cuss OF ScnooLs.

Number of
Years. Schools 1n.
spectcd. On Books. Average At- Present on
tendance. First. Second. Third.
Inspection.
·------1--1-----1------- ------ -------~ -----
1868 286 19,76~ 12,216 14,453 1 6 89
------------ ----- ------1·------- ·- -·- ---------

1869 262 20,430 ll,6GO 13,921 3 20 173
-------------------,---
1870 329 I 25,961 14,GOD 17,312 41 I 35 206
1-~~~~-;-~-----~---~- 1-~~~-~-. --~~-- :--~-~"i-~~.~~--~~-
Increase,}
I I
67 5,522 2,9.1,G 8,391 1 15 33
1870
------------------·:------1----------------
Decrease,}
1870
The Schools r:taminrd this ThP prr crntngc of the AttC'1111nnce as The ahoYe First Class Schools are
year nrn maJc u1> thus: eompnred with the nn111h1•r 011 Books Inst maclc up thus:
year was 53, whik• thi~ rt•ar it amounts to
Of f:ehools en last yenr'~
.. ~ 23!
a littleOY!'l' 55 }'('I' Cl'llt. This ~light de- 3 First Cla~s of 1869
List ... crea~e m::y he attrihnt<'tl to tl1c he:lYy J Second Class
New Applications ... 93 rainfall~ with which tho whole hlau<l has
uec11 Yisitcd. 4 Total
Total ... 329
Or it may he pnrtl_\' causNl l1y a. propor-
tionally higher numl1cr of Pupil~ !wing The Second Class thus :
~ome of t11r~e Ne\V Scl10ols entered ou the f:chool llegistcrs this year
were stnrted into existc•nce thau last. 20 Seconds of 1869
hy the hPlp of the Opcni11g 13 Thirds
Grants given hy the G0Yern- 2 New Schoolri
mc11t iu tile early pal't of tile
year. 35 Total
The Thirds thus :

159 of Thirds ofl869
4.7 of N cw School•
.. 206 Total
EDUC"\ TIOX. s 33
SCHOOLS INSPECTED IN 1868, 1869, A~D 1870.
----.......,---·------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -
Recommended
iTotal K umber Gn.AsTs rn Arn.
Failures.
and Exceptional. Aided. I O Cl
• - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ : _ _ : _ _C_a_p.it.-a-ti_o_n_.
. -l--In-d_u_s_t_r_y_._ --'I-'o-ta_l_.-
I £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s.
88 R 18.J. 102 l 1360 0 1570 10 47 10 2978 0
·-----·--- ____________ !_ _ _ _ -------11------- - - - -
21 E 217 45 2248 0 2155 13 57 10
·--------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- ------ ------
53 E 298 31 2930 0 2760 10 I SU 16 5857 6
------ ~--- ----- ------ ------ _______,________
32 E 81 681 15 604 17 32 6 1395 18
___)__]__________!._--·---
14
The nhove 53 Ex- Tho;"""..! Tho 31 Fon- The Total Educational Grants is made up as follows:
u p of--
I
ceptioualsare mallc o f 8 I o 11 mes are u.adc
Schools aii!ed up thus: To 245 Schools pasReu rcg-ularly and earned £5329 10
~how~ a grC'at-1 .. . 5:3 Exceptionnl8 allo1rc.~. ... ... 450 16
New Rchools u..>•>- er 'proportion 12 Jn~t year's ... 10 Schools rect>i1erl Aclvnnccs, hut dill
L a R t yet1r's thau la~t 'fC'ar, Failnn·~ not come up for, or failed under In-
Thirds 4 th e i)l'eseut 1 G la~t yeicr's spection .. . .. . 77 O
Last 1ear's lieing 90 per I Thir.!s
Failur(·~ &
Exception-
I
cent. on the 2 lal<t yen r's
who 1c exa- Exception-
Total £5857 6
als 14 mincd, I as t al~ ... 21 Failures

- year being 82 11 Xcw Appli-
Total 53 pcr cent. I- catious azg Total number examined
-
1
31 Total
Tiie four of last
year's Thirds haYe
been rctlucell to
Exceptional~ on ac-
couu t of Lhe change
of ',I'eachers, and
other disarrange-
ments.
9-EDUCATION, 1870.
s 34 EDUCATION.
SCHOOLS NOT UNDER GOVERN

CHURCH OF
Name az:d Locality of

Parish. Managers. Address. Teachers.
Schools.
0
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__ ___
._....,.
1 St. Elizabeth Black River Rev. J. C. Stone Black River R. Chambers
2 W estmorc1and Trinity Rev. H. Clarke Grange Hill A.Aguilar
3 ······ Mount Eagle ...... ...... H. Jones
4 ...... St. John's ::lcv. W. H. Ingle New Market J. Taylor
5 St. James Montego Bay Rev. D.R. Morris Montego Bay M. Foster
6 ...... Marley Rev. Carcia dcl Rio ...... .Josiah Blake
7 Trelawny Gl>od Hope Rev. J. Stewart Stewart Town H. Beggs
MORA
1 St, Elizabeth Lisson Grove, at Pepper A.. L. Thaeler May Hill P.O. John Swaby
2 ..... Holborn, at Aberdeen C. Schick Goshen P.O. Frederic Bryce
3 St. James ToxtethPark,atGrantham H. W. Hauber Montego Bay Henriette Bryce

P.O.]
4 ...... St. Saviours, at Horlock ······ ...... Sophia Kerr
PRES DY
1 Trelawny Hampden \ Rev. T. Downie Falmouth P .0. Robert Gordon
2 ...... Deeside ...... ······ A.lex. Benlo~s
3 St. James Somerton ...... ..... . Geo. McLachla.n
4 Trelawny Orange Valley ...... ······ :Miss Frances Street
5 ...... Bellevue Rev. John Aird ....... Andrew .Aird
6 St. James Mount Horeb Rev. T. White Montego Bay ......

7 Westmoreland Mount Hermon ...... ...... Samuel Gooden
8 St. James Mount Zion Alex Grant, Esq. Little River P.O. Wm. Grant
9 ······ Rose Hill ...... ······ Wm. Reid
10 W cstmoreland Friendship Rev. James Niven Sav-la-Mar --Beckford
11 ...... Blawwearie ...... ...... Miss Hylton

EDUCATION. s 85
MENT INSPECTION IN 1870.
ENGLAND.
PUPILS. INCOME.
·· -
A.vcrage Remarks.
On Dook. School Fees, Other Sources. Total,
Attendance.
26 13
£ s. d. £ s.
......
d. £ s.
......
d.
---..-
······
35 26 5 0 0 12 0 0 17 0 0
33 24 5 0 0 8 0 0 13 0 0 .
20 12 ······ 12 0 0 12 0 0
25 18 3 0 0 7 10 0 10 10 0
86 26 ...... ...... ......
32 19 5 0 0 20 0 0 25 0 0
--- 1
257 138 18 0 0 59 10 0 77 10 0
I
VI AN.
--
31 15 3 4 3 16 15 9 20 0 0 .
58 30 Not ascertained. ...... 15 0 0
20 11 Not ascertained.
······ 10 0 0
41 23 Not ascertained. ······ 15 0 0
156
I
79 3 4 3
l 16 15 9 60 0 0
TERI AN.
'!
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103 68 25 0 3 30 0 0 (a) 55 0 3 (a) From Mission Board.
11
97 60 21 5 0 30 0 0 (a) 51 5 0 .··
'
: 186 72 17 10 0 50 0 0 67 10 0 i,
I 83 54 16 10 0 4 0 0 (b) 20 10 0 (b) From Taylor's Fund. I

100 74 43 18 0 30 .o 0 (a) 73 18 0
110 72 15 18 0 30 0 0 (a) 45 18 0
95 50 •I 8 10 6 10 0 0 18 10 6
104 69 26 6 6 25 0 0 46 6 6
66 32 '12 16 3 25 0 0 37 16 3
112 45 18 10 0 30 0 0 (a) 48 10 0
... ... ······ 20 0 0 (b) 20 0 0

s 36 EDUCATION.

PRESBY

Parish. Managers. Address. 'l;'cachcrs.
Schools.
0
:z;
--- ------- - --
12 "\Vestmoreland I
Stirling Rev. Jas. Ballantine Cmngc Hill James Morris
13 Manchester New Broughton Rev. A.G. Hogg Newport P . 0. John Pusey
14 ······ Grove Town ...... ...... l~liza Dryden
15 ...... Marly Hill ······ .. ....

, Jessie Drrdcn
16 St. Mary Hillside Rev. Peter Anderson Port Maria P.O. Anthony Dillion
17 , ..... Hampstead . .. ... . ..... William Yates
18 ...... Carron Hall Rev. Jas. 1\fa1·tin Pear Tree Grove· ·wm. Dcnloss
19 St. Catherine N cw l\Iouritain ······ ... ... IFrances Northover
20 St. Mary Goshen Rev. John Welsh Gayle P. 0. EU.ward Forbes
21 St. Ann Walkcrwood ...... ······ ?.Irs. Perkins
22 ...... Claphham ...... 1 ····· ~Ir. E. Perkins
23 St. Mary Rose Hill Rev. E.A. Walbr:dge Pear Tree Grove S. Rodrigncs
24 St. Catherine Philipsburgh M. G. Mitchell Rodney Hall Alex. Gillies
WESLEY
I St. Catherine Old Harbour, Old Harbour Rev. Thos. Raspass Spanish Town Ste;_:>hcn Stewart
[Market
2 St. Ann Alderton Rev. Rchd. Harding Claremont I.::amilton Frances
Rev. John Duff Port Antonio J as. A. Cummings

~ IPor~l.~~~
Hope Bay
Spring Bank ······ ...... John Rhone
.) I Manchester Frankfield Rev. Wm. Reeve Mandeville James F. Grange
l G · Trelawny Brampton Rev. Geo. Lockett Duncans Sarah James
7 St. Ann Brown's Town Rev. John Corlett Brown's Town Margaret Morris
8 ······ Dorme Lodge ...... ······ James Robb
9 ...... Ebenezer ...... ...... Ellen Gooding
-~
EDUCATION. s 37
:MENT IMSPECTION IN 1870.
TERI AN, continued -
Purus. INCOME·
-
Average Remarb.
On Books. School Fees. Other Sources. Total.
Attendance.
··----
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
--
95 65 22 6 4! 30 0 0 (a) 55 6 4~ (a) From Mission Board.
120 80 ······ 30 0 0 (b) ...... (b) From U.P. Church.
100 60 ······ 14 0 0 (o) ······ (c) From Taylor's Fund.
60 45 ...... 10 10 0 (d) ...... (d) Ditto and U.P. Church.
148 75 22 9 10! 25 0 0 (e) 4'7 9 lOt (e) Fr-0m U.P.O. Mission l!'und
64 35 11 13 9 18 6 8 (e) 30 0 5
115 58 16 5 0 25 0 o ce) I 41 5 0
30 14 5 0 0 10 0 0 (e) 15 0 0
160 80 22 4 6 25 0 0 (e) 47 4 6
54 32 3 '1 6 20 0 0 (j) 23 '1 6 (j) From 'l'aylor's Fund and

T. F. Roxburgh.
32. 19 3 6 0 20 0 0 OJ 23 6 0
65 30 ··· -··· 20 0 0 (g) 20 0 0 (9) From U.P. Church.
I I 20
50 29 I 4 13 10~ 0 0 (g) 24 13 10!
- .
...... ...... I
I ······ .. .. .. ...... j
'
ANS.
71 31 10 5 6 .. 20 0 0 30 5 6 Now given in for inspection.
40 35 ...... None ...... School.'room about to be built.
Informti OJJ wanted I ······ ..... ...... } NfiJW Schools, opened on 9th
Jan. 1871. Applications being
... ... ······ ...... ······ made for Opening Grants.
83 Information 16 6 0 12 0 0 12 16 6 Now given in for inspection.

wanted]
64 54 1 10 0 10 0 0 11 10 0
20 16 Not known None ······ A Girl•' School.~ .s ]
i:l
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Q)
t)
Q)
64 44 do. Books sn:pplied ······ A mixed ditto.
-~ P..
Dl
bO
.s
40 30 do. Appliances do. ······ Ditto. I I:=
)
0
~
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-- -- \ * For 15 weeks.
382 210 12 12 0 42 0 0 54 12 0
10-EDUCATION1 1870.
s 38 EDUCATION.

UNDENO~IINATIONAL SCHOOLS UNDER TIIE
.
Parish. Managers. Address. Teachers.
Schools.
~
--· ... - ..--. ---- - - - ----------
1 Kingston Model School Rev. D. J. East Kingston ······
2 ...... Infant School
······ ······ ······
3 St. Thomas ye Arcadia* Rev. W. %all Morant Bay J. Anderson
[.East
4 ...... Buchanan* Rev. E. Palmer Kingston P. Allen
5 PorLland Fellowship Hev. J. B. Service Port Antonio ......

6 ······ Eoston * ...... ...... ······
7 ...... Bloomfield ...... ...... .....
8 ...... Ifopcful Rev. J. J. Porter Bufl'Bay W. M. Sboeburg
9 ...... Bethlehem ...... ...... S. Porter
10 ........ Buff Bay

······ ....... Rev. J. J. Porter
11 St. Mary Jack's River Rev. C. Sibley Port Maria R. Palmer
12 ..... Mount Angus'*' Rev. S. C. Morris Gayle ······

13 ...... Clonmel * ...... ...... ......
14 St. Ann's 11Iount Nebo * Rev. J. Gordon Moneague H. Walker
15 ...... Three Hills •:I' Hcv. B. Millard St. Ann's Bay S. Savage
16 ...... Jlark Town* ...... ...... J. Walker
17 ...... O_,ho Rios

······ ...... J.Savage
18 ...... Exchange ...... ······ J. Saunders
19 ...... Waltham Rev. D. Campbell Claremont L. Yates
20 ······ Canaan ... ,.. ....... E.W. Barrett

•
21 ...... Mount Zion Rev. J. Maxwell Alexandria Sop. Maxwell
22 ...... Clarksonville
······ ······· ......
23 ...... John's Ha 1 * ······ ...... Wm. Cotterell
24 Stepi:ey Rev. J. Clark Brown's Town D. 1Iclnnis

······
25 ...... Buxton ...... ······ Carl Brown
26 ...... Sturge Town Rev. J. G. Bennett Dry Harbour Ann Levermore
27 ...... Salem ...... ...... Wm. Clarke
28 ······ Gratefal Hill ...... ...... I. Matt

EDUCATION. s 39
DIRECTION OF BAPTIST MINISTERS.
.
PUPILS. INCOME.
Average Remarks.
011Books. School Fees. Other Sources. Total.
Attendance.
- ----------------
£ s. d. £ d.s. £ s. d.
ms 107 G3 12 3 23 9 G 87 1 9 Schools runrkcd thus ,.. were not re-
p<>rtt-d to the Society during 1870;
some have be n clo.ed f··om iuability
144 45 13 19 0 11 10 0 25 9 0 to rni•e Teacher'• income.
Gl 26 6 9 6 ...... 6 9 6
48 31 2 9 10! ······ 2 9 10~
27 20 7 17 10!- 2 0 0 9 17 10~
... ... ...... ...... ······

21 12 0 17 0 0 6 0 . 1 3 0
47 20 4 5 0 1 11 0 5 16 0
41 23 1 6 6 2 10 6 3 17 0
31 17 1 6 6 0 17 G 2 4 0
46 31 2 12 0 2 6 6 4 18 6
... ... . ..... ······ ...... I
... ... ······ ...... ...... I
69 33 3 10 0 1 5 6 4 15 6
40 14 4 5 l! 7 11 4 11 16 5!
43 29 3 11 I! 1 1 9 4 12 10!
31' 15 7 19 3 1 14 0 9 13 3
29 14 8 3 3 1 9 6 9 12 9
108 30 2 7 4! 5 0 0 7 7 4!
81 36 1 11 2 0 18 0 2 9 2
109 59 6 8 4 2 6 0 8 14 4
75 38 0 16 10! 0 19 0 1 15 10~
83 41 6 2 4i 3 7 6 9 9 10!- •
73 '.1:5 3 15 6 1 2 6 4 18 0
50 20 1 17 3 1 0 6 2 17 9
97 45 9 11 3 4 6 6 13 17 9
52 26 10 18 4! 2 12 6 13 10 10~
20 16 0 8 4! 0 8 4 0 16 8~
H 40 ED UCNl'lON.

UNDENO:\IINATIONAL SCHOOLS UNDER THE
No.me and Locality of

Pii.rjs);l. Managers. Address. Teachers.
Schools.
~ - - - - - -,---------- ------ -------

29 Trelawny The Alps* Rev. P. O'l\ieally Stewart Town ······
30 ...... Salt Marsh Rev, J. Kingdon Falmouth C. Smith
31 ...... Bethtephil Rev. G. R. Hender- ..... C. B. Henderson

[son
•
32 ...... Hastings ······ ······ Alex. Ben1oss
33 ······ Brownsville ······ ...... Eliz. Ricketts
34 Bourbon Rev. J.B. Service Port Antonio H. White

······
35 ······ ]'riendship Rev. G. R. Hender- Falmouth ······
[son
36 St. James Sudbury Rev. W. Dendy Montego Bay M. Snowball
37 Hanover Good Intent Rev. E. Hewett ...... E. L. Whitfield
38 ······ Leithe ...... ...... ······

39 Westmoreland Dry Hill Rev. T. Lee Lucea S. Humphrey
40 ...... Jericho ...... ...... J. Barton
41 ······ Mount Moriah ...... ...... Miss Davy
42 ...... Mount Peace ...... ······ J. Lyon
43 ...... Savanna-la-}far Rev. W. Burke Sav-la-1\Iar Rev. W. Burke
44 St. Elizabeth Shew bury Rev. T. Smith Black River T. G. Henry
45 Manchester Mandeville Rev. W. Porter Four Paths W. '.l;ucker
46 Clarendon Thompson Town ...... ...... Alex. Saunders
47 ...... Cumberland * ,..... ······ ......
48 ...... Kilsythe Rev. G. Mooll.ie Chapelton J. Douglass
49 ······ "Mount Olive * Rov. R. Dalling ...... E. Wilson
50 St. Catherine Point Hill Rev. T. Johnson Spanish Town Rev. T. S. Johnso n
51 Clarendon Shady Grove Rev. R. Dalling Chapelt-0n J. Saulas
Rev. A. Duckett The Alley H. Smith

52 ······ Hayes
...... Wm. Hale
53 ...... Bowen Hall ······
54 ...... Elim ...... ...... J. Marshall
...... ······ J. Pusey

55 Lionel Town • ······
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EDUCATION. s 41
:MENT INSPECTIO~ IN 1870.
DIRECTION OF BAPTIST l\IINISTERS, continued.
PUPILS. INCOME.
--------
0~ ~ool:.IAvera;-
I Attendance.
School Fees. 1 Other Sources. Total.
Remarks.
~-- ----- -----·-·--!----·--

1
- ---- ----------- ---
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Schools marked thus • were not re-
ported to the Society during 1870 ;
some have been closed from inability
40 18 4 4 9 1 7 0 5 11 9 to raise Teacher's income.
53 I 28 4 16 0 1 8 6 6 4 6
92 51 12 4 0 1 3 6 13 7 6
46 25 8 15 4! 2 12 0 11 7 4~
38 22 3 13 2 3 13 2
48 23 l 7 0 1 7 0
29 18 5 7 10! 1 6 0 6 13 10·~
47 29 4 12 3 2 16 6 7 8 9
95 59 15 13 7! 4 4 2 19 17 9~
67 40 10 9 l! 3 19 0 14 8 l!
55 31 6 13 9! I 1 19 4 8 13 l!
40 18 5 8 2 1 8 6 6 16 8
29 14 7 11 4 1 3 2 8 14 6
65 20 6 7 l! 3 2 3 9 9 41
53 21 4 13 6 2 10 3 7 3 9
36 22 1 5 0 1 5 0
47 27 11 3 10! 2 2 6 13 6 4!
102 36 1 8 0 1 6 6 2 14 6
63 50 3 0 0 1 10 0 4 10 0
29 25 1 10 3 1 6 0 2 16 3
29 18 1 0 10! 0 18 0 1 18 101
53 18 0 14 7! 0 9 0 ] 3 7!
33 26 0 10 6 1 0 7 1 11 1
38 20 0 14 6 1 19 11 2 14 5
38 25 9 1 6 2 7 5 11 811.
2,867 1,477 302 9 5 122 11 4 I 430 1 4
ll-EDUCATION1 1870.
' s 42 EDUCATION.

RO:JIAN

:Managers. Address. 'feachers.
School.
1 Kingston Kingston Catholic School Revds.-:::~ay, - - . -..-..-.--{, Rev. I~atha~ay

Dupont, and Bar- Gilbert Reynolds
tolio M. J. ~IcCrac
Y cnclreys Lawrence
2 , ..... College Private School U,ev. G. Barton

ISt.George'sCol- Rev. G. Barton
. I [le,,.e
3 ...... Convent Prioress I Convent "' The Kuns
4 ...... ······ Rev. Bartolio ······ Miss Emma Jones
5 ······ Private School Rev. J. Dupont ······ ······

6 St. Andrew King's Weston Rev. Hathaway ...... Wm. II. J errelonge
7 St. Mary ... ... Rev. Splain .Annotto Bay Mrs. Dyas
8 St. Catherine Spanish Town Rev. J. Dartolio Spanish Town Mrs. Adams
.9 St. Ann Retreat Rev. S. W ollett Retreat Jos. Merchant
LONDON MIS
1 Manchester Royal Flat Rev W. Alloway Mandeville Ann Robertson
2 Clarendon Four Paths Rev. T. H . Ola1·ke Four Paths Peter Thomas

•
~ ...... Brixton Hill ...... ...... Alexr. Eastwood
4 ...... Breadnut Bottom ...... ..... W. T. Lewis
5 ...... Rock ...... George :Bryant
6 ...... Lar e Mount Rev. A. Joyce IChap~;;:• John Nichols
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EDUCATION. s 43

J; CA 1' H 0 LI C.
P UPILS. INCOME.
-- . ·------- --- ---.-- - - -
Avera"'C
0 Remarks.
On Books. School Fees. Other Sources. Total.
Attendance.
!---·:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - . - -
£ s. d. £ s d. £ s. d.
320 2GO 70 0 0 40 0 0 110 0 0
40 40
50 50
40 3G
118 100
25 16
30 20
20 14 12 0 0
55 45 40 0 0
~()8 ----;81-;-0--0--J- --:w-00 162 o o
1 1
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S I 0 N A R Y S 0 C I E T Y.
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27 20 1 12 9 10 16 6 12 9 3
120 80 12 3 0 23 0 0 35 3 0
130 85 17 0 0 32 0 0 49 0 0
7.> 55 8 6 0 35 0 0 43 6 0
58 35 3 6 6 5 0 0 8 6 6
82 60 1--12__
1_6__, 12 1 6
492 335 54 9 9 I 105 16 6 160 6 3
r--~--.:....--------------------------------------:...------------------1
--------------------------------------------------------- ---
s 44 EDUCATION.
GOVERNMENT
PUPILS. I N c 0 ME.
Name and I ~ <Ii
Parish. ~
Locality of Msster. On Books. 'Average At-
Q)
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Q) Q)
ten dance. s0 8
Q
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0
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Total.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
St. Thomas Bath Robt. Elworthy 70 40 110 40 20, 601230 0 0 8 10 9 238 10 9
1
Trelawny Falmouth Thos. Healy 50 29 79 2914 43 230 0 0 11 0 9 2U 0 9
St. James
Portland
l\Iontego Bay Wm_ 11. Griffith 45
Port .Antonio Geo_ Rouse 58

25 70 .,H •7:230 0 0 20 6
9 11~
6
I
250 6 6
33 91 47 23[ 7yoo 0 0 7
( Work Masters.
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I )>-269 17
I
111
Ditto Amo~ ... ... ... ... 31 4 0 ...
il McGann
Daul. McGann
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... ... ...

...
... ... 31 4 0 ... )

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223 127 3.50 147 73 2201902 8
-- - - -7 - - - - -111
0 47 11~
-
999 15 H
I I I I jl
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GOVERNl\IENT ;~
Superintendent:
St.Andrew Stony Hill Rev. H.C. P . ... ... ... ... ... ... 274 8 2 39 0 0 314 6 2~·
[i\lelville
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• H. M. H. Cox
:
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• Miscellaneous income, :£1 4s.
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EDUOA'rION. s 45
MODEL SCHOOLS.
-
E x p E K D I T u lt E.
- -
Salaries.
I Appl:ances
uishctl and Ap-
:Ul._! Buildings and
Total.
Remarks.
prentices. Repairs.
----~ ------- ---------~-~--~-

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
230 0 0 19 4 G I ... 24!) 4 G
230 0 0 12 5 8 ... 242 5 8
230 0 0 26 13 3 I ... 256 13 3 Closed in December, and the ~!aster
l removed to Falmouth.
I
200 0 0 I 40 !) 0 '1 l'.! 0 I

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\,.. 27.i. 5 8 I For five months.
13 2 4 ... .,. I
13 2 4 ... I ... .
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I )>-The two Work Masters were en-
I gaged from August 1st.
------------ - - - - - - j
916 4 8 98 12 5 7 12 0 1,032 9 1
I
'l'HAINING COLLEGE.
--
lii:2 13 ·.J.
I
50 10 l} 90 1 0
I 29!) 4
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Opened in August 1870.
[Footl.] [nliscellaneous.] I
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12-EDUCATION, 1870.
s 46 EDUCATION.
ENDOWED
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Trustees. 1\Iatrons, Clerk, and 0 o..Q 'O
of Schools. .!:1 .....0 ..g '"O 0
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w
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other Officers.
Wo ..., w 0
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0 C> ~+)
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£
Wolmer's 2 J. S. Brown, Chair. John Tillman. Head 286 2)0 200 400
man Master
Free School ...,,,;
Rev. Wm. Griffiths A. B. Fraser. 2nd ditto 150 g
Church Street
H. Hutchings F. Farebrother, 3rd do. 72 ...,e
ta
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A. DaCosta J. Pinnock, 4th do. 60 A
.2.l
z0 Hon. J. C. Melville Miss A. Licesne, Head
Mistress
140
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w Mies S. Smith. 2nd do. 70
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Miss M. Mallet, 3rd 50
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Miss F, Badley, 4th do. 42
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A. N. Cordoza, Clerk 24 E-<
of Trust
A. SuLliff, Janitor 26
E. Brydie, Teacher of 30
Sewing Class
I 950 I
Vere Free Schools 7 The Curate TEAClIERS:
W. D. Moodie 80 76 27 103
B. W. Davies, :u.D.
G. A. Moodie ~5 58 67 125
..; and the Members of
.s
...,.,.... Juliana Murdock 30 I ... ... ...
the Municipal Board
A J. IL Stevens 45 76 39 115
Q)
~ Thomas Atkinson 60 $::) 80 40 120

p. Q)
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I I .Abraham Martin 40 Q)
86 ... 86
z0 I 00
A Mary Milford 40 ... 46 46

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~ William Murdock 40 55 27
~ 82
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H Clerk, W. D. Moodie 20
0
Pupil Teacher, Cle-
mentina Reid 12
I - - - - - - --
412 ... . .. 431 2461677
Mandeville 4 Hon. M. Muirhead ; E. Abel 60 130 94 224

Rev. D. B. Panton;
~ Mile Gully Re>. J. S. Wood; L. S. C. Lawrence 40 80 48 128
0
~
E-< Chudleigh
Isaacs, Esq. ; A.C.
Logan, Esq.; A. W. R. F. Kennedy 40 8
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~ 5i 45 99
w.
~ Heron Esq; R. 'White,
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z<l0 Esq.;J. Sawcrs, Esq.;
H. Sw•by, E"I· ; & A. C. Kennedy 20
~ G. Sturridge, Esq. - --
-200 2
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~I Island Debcutures £4,300 0 0 I Funds in Public Trea.
sury or Hat.Lk bearing
0
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Bank 395 0 6
~I
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I Interest.
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&c. of Pupils.
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£13 12 2 £40 0 0 auces. t;j
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·I £104 18 6 ~1 Teacher's Residences 30 0 0
£38 19 0 \ Buildings, &c. ~
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s 48 EDUCATION.
E N D 0 WE D
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Name and Locality ~
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U). Trustees. Matrons, Clerk and c O..Q
of School. <+-< .....0 ..d ~
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0
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Walton 1 The Governor Rev. J. Leslie Mais, ] 1 23 23
B.A., Caius College, g
Chief Justice Cambridge, II ea d- a5
Master ..
i Bishop s~o
c.Pearson, Second
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Attorney General Master i:::
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z Municipal Board of
St. Ann 0
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Rev. C.R. Chandler .....
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Munro and Dicken- £
son's Charity :-
p 0 t S da ID, Boys' 1 Tho Custos and Rec- Chas. Kchnroth, Mas- 300 ... ... . 20 ... 20
[School tor of St. Elizabeth tcr
The C11stos and Rec- L. M. Cook, Matron 40 I I
tor of ::uanchestcr '
Torrington, Girls' 2 The Ven crablc Arch- E. E. Ramson, Mis- 60 ... ... i ... 10 10
[School deacon Rowe trcse I•
' John Salmon; Wil- Joseph Adolphus, Me-
I liam Finlason; Ro- dical Attendant
50 I
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bert Smith ; W.
t:ti L. Boxer, Esqrs., John M. Cooper, Clerk 80
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l'il Day Schools- and the following
p::i J\Iembern of t h c
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N Barracks 3 l\f unicipal Board: Thomas Gray 60 ... .. . 20 I ... 20
..... John Cufl'; John vY.
H
l'il Jerusalem 4 Leyden; James ~I. Ann Hanfott 25 ... . .. .. . 25 25
.Farquharson; and
8en Newell 5 John Hudson, Es- Edward RogPl'S 20 ... ... 22 20 42
quires.
St. Paul's, Boys 6 William Baker 20 ... ... 36 ... 36
St. Paul's, Girls 7 Ruth McDaniel 12 ... I ... ... 24 24

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New Market 8 Ann Matilda Webster 20 ... I ... 30 26 56
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Burn Sa>anna 9 Thomas Pinnock 20. ... I ... 38 19 57

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St. Barnabas', Boys 10
St. Barnabas', Girls 11
R. W. Thompson
Eliza Maris
20
12
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23
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739 ... ... 189 160 349
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In Colonial Bank, at 4per cent.
4,650
1,000 , ...
279 0 0
40 0 0 i
£12,4..51, at 8 per cent.
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Interest.
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~ £15 15 8
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£15. Rent, Tonington's Girls' School, £10.
£?7 4 ::l ...., -fi -:---d
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9 Ditto, at £8 ... 72 U 0 ~ • 0 ?' /
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£1,5,U9 10 .!""'
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Re"V. Edward Clarke~! 2~0
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Mann:g's F= 2 The Custos Rotulo- 2 60 15 75 ~

rum li d Master
School, Sav-la-Mar.
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A The Rector James D. Foote, Se- 70
z cond Master
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H Three Senior :Magis-
r"l trates, and the :Mero- Saml. Foote, Ushor 20
~
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~ pal Boa.rd. Leah D. Young, Mis- 40
8
U2
r:::l . tress
Jas. C. Young, Clerk 12
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362
£ s.
I
Rusea's 1 Custos J. K. Collymore, 150 0 1 A55 35 90
Master
Rector B19 14 33
E. M. Gordon, As- 60 0
~ Churchwardens sistant ditto <D
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Members of Munici- C. N. Dawes. Mistress 30 0
pal Board and thr.ee
z
z Senior Magistrates J. S. Collymore, Mo· 16 0
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F. :McKenzie, Sch col 4 16
Cleaner
---
260 16 \74 --·- 49 123
Guthrie Davidson's Custos, Rector, and 1 1 2
Charity, Montego a few others
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S C II 0 0 L S, 1870.
IL S. IN 90 ME. EXPENDITURE.
Average
.Attend•\nee.
-- -- -- - - - -- ---- --- ------ -- - - - ---------

£ s. d. £ s. £ £ s. d.
35 9 44 471 3 0 471 3 362 415 16 6 The " average attend-
eoco,...., ance" of Girls is up to
>=! June, 1870. 'l'he
·;:; ..,. CY)
~r-tr-1
Girl's School and
..0 C'<l ll'>
Mistress were discon-
~':> \0
.., ...., tinued on the 30th
t'"°-"'
;;~~
"'
Q) ~
ol
I ......
,....,
0
l!')
June, 18i0.
The amount in Sav-
ings' Ba11 k was with-
drawn on the 31st
~ p::i
·1 ..,.
\0 co
<H
December, 1870.
()
.....
:3 ~-~
~
:::> .... ol
"'pto .
I
<H
~ .3u:i I l
~.a i::i
...... ......
~
I [ t
•I 8308 791
70 38 108
""()
-<o
. 270 0 270 0 Oil. The No. of Pupils
marked A, are on the
founc.ation ; and be-
.,... sides the Instruction,
"' G'I
~ '+l
book• and appliances
~ .....0 are rovidccl for them.
..,. 2. 'l' 10se marked H,
ol ~
~.~
..0 :::> §"'
z
Q)
i::I
0
z
Q)
i::I
,.....
'°
0
<O -z O'> z-
are instructed gratui-
tously, but find their
I
i::I 0 own books and ap-
"Cl i::I
$-<l
z c-1
<a
'+!
pliances.
ss"'i::I.s. .
8,£
60 0 oJ The £60 is drawn from

the Treasury by the
0 Cu stos, who nets as
0
0 Tre~surer, nud is ex-
.....; pended in the educa-
41 tion of one boy and
one girl, who are ge~
nerally sent to some
good school in Mon-
tego Bay.
s 52 EDUCATION.
N 0 R J\I A L
- --
~
.~
_..,
d
.!3
.STUDENTS,
. I'
Dist t, mid Locality Name and Object of 0s
Cl Superintendent and
ui
-"
s:<
of .;titution.
A"' "'
"O
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E. the Institution, Normal Teachers. Ui.
"'g ui
0
..d wr "' """
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~ "'
Cd
~
~
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0
"'"'
bJl
~
--- - ~
I ----- --- --- - ~ ~ 8 I
~
1
I
78 and 80, Hanover M i co Institution- John E. :Martin 30 None 30
Street, City & Pa- For Training Na-

rish of Kingston tive Teachers for j
a
the Elementary
I
Schools of tao I I
Island, and edu- <ii <O
z0 ~
§ CN
E-1 eating in two large "='

Cl
·s"'
U2 Cl ce
~ 00
z Schools the poorer 0
.....
~
~ children of the Com-
Cl
"'Cl
"O I I _..,"'"'
Cl
~
i;:;;i • I
munity
I I
"'
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I
I
. I
- . -- ---- --- - -1I-

I
East Queen Street Calaba.r Institution, "'
d~
.
,_...., Rev.D. J.East, Pl'esident None ' 64 ...
or Jamaica Baptist ~ .§ Mr. J. Seed Roberts, Tu·
"''"' tor, and Superintendent
- College, for t h e I"§ fr
~A
of the Normal School
~
education of Chris- g.c; TeacherR-Aseietant Mas-
Cf;)
i::.~ ter and Senior Students ~

tia.n Ministers and · ~ ~
1 0~
H
..
Day School Teach- ~ ~ lO
.....
~ ge-i
0 ers, and for general 't:I"' ~
E-i
Cll
~,.q
,.....8
z
0~
C,!)
z education "'
....
"' c;
16 . ·~
iii t.O§
l'tj ·.s
0
.....
c:{S.s
Cl "' ~
.~
0
~El
-§
0
1,1 ~
bJl
0
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..... Cl
. "'~
a r>.~
Siz·.S
Z·~ §'
~~~
!--1
-
......
11!>-
I I From Endowments rn
trj
~
·From Baptist Missionary Souiety, London, £500 £1,440 from the Trustees of Lady l!ico's Charity.
I or Societies.
0
~
g
i
t--'
00
'J
p .M.odcl Day School ~'ees and Book Sales . . . £ !Hi 13--llf
~
§
Cl)
II £306 0 0 • l
[
1
Government.
H
0
0
t-4
¥2
z
·o
Edncat.\onal Fees and Fees for Board from Stu- Each Student p:?.ys a Feo of £6, but this is always fully c:x:- 0 .....
dcnts auJ lligu School .Scholars . . . 206 10 0
--~
~11~·
-. I pen1od on Books for his use, which ho takes away. I School Fees. ~
M
CJJ
--:i
~
---------
Voluntary S11b11criptions, Jamaica
Fl'icnds in England
... £378 4 3
----
71. 0 0 1 No oth~ • I 0th« Som"''·
452 4 3
£1,255 8 2& I £1,7'16 0 0 ITotal.

I I • ! I
M
I j Sal:irics. t::1
l
£500 0 0; £61 2 G = £GG1 2 G Nono, q
0
--Board of Studeuts, Sorvar.t.l 'Vagcs~ l<ur· } t, P>
nitnrn and Rates .. . . .. £378 18 11 o Board and Lodgings 8
Committe_e !£xpenses, Postage, Stationery !::J £796 8 1 &c. of Students. H
H
--
and Pnntmg ... ... 71 18 1 0
\Vorking Expenses and Schoel ApparatuJ --.-.-.-£65-8-10}
Books for Salo aud Sundries .. , 29 13 9
i
lc--~-----------------------------:1 -
Sclwo\ Appliances
x
"d
lrj
~
0
z
!)!j 9<J 7~
About £50 0 0 I and Sundries. ~
H
c:
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~
£109 j nuildin.!!:~ and Re- I
£38 16 11
I 1 11 pairs.
----
£1,-165
-- 19-O~·
-----------] Toto! E>pondod on Now"! Dop.,•mont ... £955 10 0 1-T-0-tai:
' ~ ·~
•
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>
2 ~
"'1 i:..."I
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Q G> to I I - · I..., en "'1 Ol
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$ 54 EDUCATION.
'I
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0 STUDENTS.
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-~
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8u .._,
District and Locality Name and Object of s:l Superintendent and "'
s:l
<:.> <>
't:l
of the Institution. A ..,
i:;
the Institution. Normal Teachers.
"'0
tl ui
C>
tl2
....
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0
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Q)
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~
--- -
Fairfield " Fairfield Normal Rev. A. L . .Thaelc:-, fu- 22 22
jJeriutcndent
Moravian Mission School" for train- .,;
Station nev. L. B. Wurreschke. [;;
ing Teachers for Director •
Q)
I»
0
Elementary SchoJs John H. c~ok, Assistant C'1
Teacher ..,0
co
~
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. . .....
§...
8
("/2 • d ~
~
p:j
0
"'....
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z~ Betbabara " Bethabara Female ~

0
Rev. J. T. Zorn, Diree- 10 10
~ tor
Moravian Mission Training Schcol'' for
Station :Miss Arcelia Johnson. '°~'""'
training Fem a Io Teacher ..,
[;;
Teachers for mo- .§
.,
"3
"'
I>-.
.....
mentary and Infant 't:l ...rrd C'1
$:l
0
~~
rBQ) Q)
0 ...
0
,
Schools v
t'--
~i
A 't:l CIJ
. . , teI>-. 80
8 i:q A
0 ~
R
...
.
-
Mcntego Bay
--
Montego Bay Aca-
- ---
George B. Alexander.
--- -- -- - -
12
A.::u.
demy. EcL:.cation of ~
<>
young men to be- "~8

<l
,....,
come Teachers and. .... ai ....
0
= C"I
00 Preachers of the
.g.....
::>
.~
'"
Ul
...
0
r:i::i w" CJ:>

.....
:a Gospel,
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0
~ s
~ §
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0
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~
8w.
h
C> .s
C"I
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..
a fr,..m U •. Presbyterian Chnrca
£519 2
of Scotland
6 0 0 from Congregations inJarnaica
1·
Moravion Mission £77
Moravian Mission, IFr()m Endowments 00
. ---
£525 2 3 I. ..
£34.0 13 1q.
I or S..:c!cties. 0
::r:
0
Nothing Go-vernmcnt.
, .....
z
0
(') l~
I
0
~
-
£103 18 0 £73 10 () £50 2 6 I School Fees.
fl !/1
.....
I I Co
-.:i
?
£50 I Os. from Parents of young men
under training as '.renchers tow11rds
J
From the Tru ~tece of II Other Sources.
their sapport in Academy.
I T(lyior's Charit;·, £200
£G79 10 3
' I £741 6 5~ [ £150 10 0 £3~0 16 uu ~t
I Tct:J.l.
t:1'
t:1
£~'.::O,
.l
"ith dwellillg fol' tho
I_Salari~s. q
~ l. £21, w;th Board, Lod,..ing,
•
£200
and J,igl1t8.
0 llirector, and hoase for
0
I.
A~si•bnt Teacher
--- P>
,., Doar<l, Lod.(ing 8
H
£235 0 £11n 15 0 £259 7 B &c. of Studr·!1t~ . t::I 0
" H
z
£36 lls, !Jd.; or separately, £23 8s. l ld. £10 15 0 £83 16 8
I Scl>ool Ar•fo'""
c.;,nd 81...11~1·iu~.
...... ....
"'
~
8
~1
c:
~
I
t'1
-~
•)d. on J\co.demy ; and
;t;1., <:,S.
also £67 8s. 3d. on " Pros- l3uiW.;,,,., nrnl Ee-
£27 12 l~ . -' ~
· p;nrs. ,
.:::>
pect Hill." I
£67!) 10 3
l £150 10 0 £5DO 16 5'-
• I~otal. ...
,j
I
I.}
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I I "'i"l
·1
I "'~~
."' (
- !' I 00
I
• L
o,;
- . ' 1
°"
s 56 EDUCATION.
GENERAL SUM~1ARY OF ALL THE
~ L E M E N T A R ~ H 0 D E L.
Under Govmnt. Inspcction.j::\ot tinder Govt. Imp-zction. ~ Pupils.

u
0
..g
.; Pupils. "' Pupils. u.i rn .:0
Parisb3s. 0 0 . 0 §
0 I 0 I ~Ci "Cl
~ ~ ~ -~ 11 ~ p
.._,
Cl
'o "'~a) 'o ,,;~8 t '8 ,,;

.._,
<ll
~
:::l
~
~ . !t:oo ~o~
~'°O
c3
S
~ ~ ~c; 0
s ~ a
~ ~
--a 0
co 0 ®
"',....
M
c; 0
..0
Sl=Q8
O d'"C
o
.-<
d l:Jt-1 ...c:l E
0
l::l
0
:::l Cl :.- 0 ::> i:l :.- g 0 ::!lei Cl o·
c:
0.
M ~
_______z__o__<:__ 1·--H_ci_1_?-< -~ <ll --~~~~--------- <ll H l'.il

£ s. £ s. d. 1 £ s. d, £ s d.
Kingston 11 1066 719 430 6 7 905 638 222 10 9 18 ... . ..
...... ... ...

St. Andrew
St. Thomas
22
23
1857
1602
1053
873
708 17
553 13
1
21108
25 16
r:,7 8 19 4~
~;, ..; 110 60 ~38
······
10 !) Z49
. .....
4 6
Portland 26 1843 1067 669 4 8 167 !l2 22 17 104 3) 1
I
91 I 70 2G9 17 11~ 274 5 8
St. llfary 17 1163 651 412 19 4 76 51 4 13 6 21
...·, ... ... ....... ......
St. Catherine 30 2244 1192 801 2 :; 12!1 70 43 1 9
n~
vJ ...... ... ...... ······
Clarendon 21 lc!l1 978 097 1s Hi 86sl s:iii 187 1 n~i :is ... ... .. .
Manchester 33 2706 1196 954 9 1311140 557 138 11 S" ·HI .. . ... ... .. ...•
St... Ann 21 1790 1001 760 17

1
201162 G31 146 8 c~I 11 ... I ••• ••• • . . . ..
St. Elizabeth 39 3075 1759 044 5 4 1nl 701 42 3 9 4.3 ••• ... . •. •... ..
W estmore::i:1c 23 2244 1223 705 5 15 822 4!)5! 182 13 5 38' .. . .. . .. . . ... .
Hanover 21 1933 1046 767 1 41223 1271 34 8 G} 25 ... ... ... ...... ::::::
St. James 20 1294 726 608 15 9 571 332 119 5 3 29 1 70 17 W: e 6 2,JG 13 3
Trelmvny 19 1~53 819 698 2 H~ 808 51G
1
198 14 Ot, 3311 79 43 241 0
1
9 242 5 8
:w-12596111G09 9u"Bl3[ill 71671100r1353183i w 1;~ 22019;;Llmp~22"9"1

1 1
•
N 0 1' ES.
I. To the numhcr of Schools giv("n in the nhove Snmmnry there m:iy lie adckd for PmvATE Scnoo1,s ~cnt
ter<>d all over the Ioland, nud <>sprcially in the 'J'01rn•, ahont 150 more; m:i.king in ll ll enr 635 ifohools in opl•r&-
tion during the year, nnmliering ahont 30,815 Pupils on the honk~. an,t ahnnt 2!3,071 in aY1•r:1ge n,tt.PlHlance.
But this calculatio 1 rnnst be rcg.ankd as only a fair approxim:ttion, in tlie abseace of more accurate information
witJ1 rc-gard to the Private Schools, which is difficult to obtain.
~. The total Income of the inspected <::chools is mac1c up thus:-
From Government Grants in <\id ... ... ._. £5R57 6 0
Ditto School .l!'ees paid by the ·Parents ... .., ;ji85 7 0
£!lC42 13 0
.And to tllis amount there may be adclecl say 'aliout one-third as much n!l'ain from Religious
Societies, priYate contributions and other sources, to supplement the pay of Teachers
and meet other expenses of the Schools ... ... ... ... ... 3214 0 O
-----
£12,856 13 0
EDUCATION.
~
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE ISLAND.
END 0 WED. N 0 RM AL. GRA:XD TOTA.LS .
Pupils. I Pupils. Pu.:p.ils.
,,
£ s. d. £ ~. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
2 400 328 1283 17 21073 15 6 2 94 30 3C01 8 2 ~ 2lil 9 O~ 22 24C5
23 ] 882 1060' 708 17 0
26 1821 990 801 3 l}

35 I 2101 1229 961 19 10
21 1 1239 702 {17 17 6
33 1 2364 1268 84.6 3 9.
7 67i 430 595 4 4 551 0 0 ... 45 3236 194.~ 1380 7 l!
4 550 319 249 10 0 318 10 8 2 32 33 741 6 5~ 741 6 5~ 52 4-±28 2-±04 2083 17 2
1 2;; 23 996 0 0 855 0 c ... 4:2 297'5 1-055· · 1003 a G~
11 349 2181899 4 81739 9 10 .. . 54 ~&N \, 20:>6 2885 13 5
2 75 44: 471 3 0 415 16 6 .. . 40 3141 1762 1359 l. Q
1 123 108 270 0 ( 270 0 0 ... 26 2279 1281 1071 9 6~
1 2 2 60 0 0 60 {)' 0 1 12 12 6·79 10 3- 679 10 3 32 1949 1119 171'1 17 0

34: 2340 1378 ] 137 16 9~
~----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - -1- - - - -
29 21991472J58~4 19 2,5283 12 61 5 1138 74 4122 4 11 3542 5 9 1485 35815 20571 22243 11 4
N 0 TES.-
3. The Grand Total of Expencliture for Education· throughout the ialand towards the maintenance of all
· elasRes of :::lchools may he generally stated thu!t:
Uniler ~Government Grants in Aid •• ... £5.857 6 0
Government School Fees ... ••. ... 3,785 7 0
Inspection. H.eligious Societies and other sources . .. 3,214 0 0 £12.856 13 0
Schools not under Government Inspection t,'.l51 18 31
Government Vl odel Schools .. . 999 15 11!
Endowed Schools- ... .·. 5,824 19 2
N ol'mal Schools 4,4<:2 4 11
I: ------
£2:'i,457 11 4
Ii To this a further sum for Private Schools ma:y be added, say roughly about 4,'l(JI) 0 0
1: £29,457 11 4
11
As two items in the above calculation are assumed, for want of more pr<'cise data (which it is fo uwl impos~i
hle to obtain relative to contributions of Religious Societies and Priva.te Schooli.), the final i·esult ruui;t Le consi-
dered as only a tolerable approximation to the truth.
i------------------
1870.
15-EDUCATION,·
~-....~=~~..~·-------- ------------~---------------------
- .....--------.....----....-~ ·
s 58 EDUCATION.
RETURN OF THE PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS DURING THE YEA.ll, 1870,

Jncluding New'J'apers anil Review, and the Oirculatioa of1UCk Newapapers and ~.
TITLES OJ!' PuBLICA.TIONS. CmcuLATioN.
The Colonial Standard•.••••. _•••••... Daily N~aper soo

The Momiog Joumal••••••••••••••.... Same No Return made.
The Gleaner ••••••• _• _•••••••••••••• Same Ditto
Semi-Weekly chlto ••••••••••••••• ___ . Twir,e a Week Ditto
The Jamaica Guardian............ ,_ ••• Same Ditto

The Falinouth Post __ ••••••••••.• _.,. • Same Ditto
The County Union ••• _•••• ~ •••••••• ,. • Same Ditto

:The Trelawny ••••••.• - .............. . Same 160
The Jamaica Gazette •••••••••• __ •• : •• Once a Week 700
The Church of England Magazine .• _• • • • Once a .Month 1100
The Jamaica Almanac • _••••• _••• ., .•.•
DeCordova's Almtnao~ • - •••••••••.•• -
...
COINS, EXCHANGES, &a.
1870.
COINS AND EXCHANGES.
COLONIAL BANK-Selling ratefor Bills o/ Exchange on England, at Ninety

Days' Sight.
1870 January -- one per cent. premium

February -- " ditto ditto
March -- " ditto ditto
April -- " . ditto ditto
J\Iay -- " ditto ditto
June -. " ditto ditto
July -- " ditto ditto
August -- " ditto ditto

September -- " ditto ditto
October -- " ditto ditto
,
November -- " ditto ditto
December -- " ditto ilitto
-->:. .!.:"- ....t;;...= ·- ....;;...=
COINS.
GOLD. SILVER.
Doubloons- £ s. d. English- £ s. d.
Old .1\Iexican, average - 3 6 0 Crown - - 0 5 0
Columbian - - 3 4 0 Half Crown - - 0 2 6
Aliquot parts in proportion Florin - - 0 2 0
Shilling - - 0 1 0
Sovereigns-
Sixpence - - 0 0 6
English and Australian - 1 0 0
Fourpence - - 0 0 4
Half Sovereign ditto - 0 10 0
Threepence - - 0 0 3
American- Twopence - - 0 0 2
Double Eagle - - 4 2 0 Penny halfpenny - - 0 0 1!

Single ditto - - 2 1 0 Copper and Bronze.
English-
Half ditto - - 1 0 6
Penny and Aliquot parts
Quarter ditto - - 0 10 3
Nickel Coins-
Dollar - - 0 4 1 Penny - - 0 0 1
Halfpenny - - 0 0 Oz
J
COINS AND EXCHANGES. T3
AMOUNT OF COIN IN CIRCULATION.

Estimated at £300,000.
But from the bank's returns, and constant iinportations, it is evident that a considerable
amount is hoarded up.
Al\IOUNT OF PAPER CURRENCY IN CIRCULATION.

Colonial Bank Notes, average circulation for the year 1870 £115,969 18 5
ACCOUNTS.
Kept in British Sterling.
WEIGHTS AND l\1EA$URES.

The same as are used in England.
u
•
•
SHIPPING
· - AND
IMPOR,TS & EXPORTS,

1870.
U2 SHIPPING.
•
No. 1. Number, Tonnage, and Crews of Vessels Enterer! at Ports in tltc Colony
B R I T I S II. F 0 R
\-----~--~---~- - ----- ------
Cargo. Ballast.. Total. Cargo.
----------- -----·-- ~:--- - - -----1·-- --·'- --'---

! I I
Great Brit? in .•.•..... 123 369701946 S 2G95 92 131 59605 2038 48 18840 57!)'
France .. __ .. _. . . . .. . .. . . - 2 377 19
Italy........................... - 1 215 7
Gibrnltar .. _.... _.............. - 3 1503 4-3 ' 3 1503 43 -

•
British West Indies. . . . 30 1966 182 9 3352 96 39 5318'278 3 021 27
B r it i sh Settlements,
Hon<luras ..... ............ - . - 1 72 6 1 72 (j -
I 41
=
U nite<l States.. . . . . . . . 39 7570 309 2 821 22 8391 331 70 13194' 405
l\Icxico . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 5 4SG3 194 5
Columbja_............ . . .. - 1
Venezuela. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 341 7 - 1
Calcutta. . . . . . . . . . • • • 2 2287 91 - 2 2287 91 -
Dutch West Indies .. :. - 7

..v, 10,11 30 -
French Westindies .... - - - 3 1041 30
1
Danish West Indies.... 2 170b G9 J.'.i 8983 l80 17 768S 249 -
Spanish West Indies. . . 8 2113! 1sJ 1 8 9 I 272 ! lSG ].1. 502S 732
Republic of Haiti ... _. _ 2:J 2033: 209 12 74 I ;j5 I 248S 283 5 2so1 41
New Grenada ..... _. . . 25 301301064 - 25 30 l3U I OGl G 1895 213
I
I
British North American
Colonies .•......... _ 91 116431608 1 8 92 11955 610 -
Bremen ..••.......... - - - - 4
J\Iadeira.. ... .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. - 1 295 9 l 29£>1 9 -

I
Cape de Verde Island .. - 1 219 12 l 219 12 -
Brazils . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. .. - 1 450 13 1 450 13 -
Teneriffe ....•••.... - .J - 1 279 1,0 1 279 10 -

I
Germany............ I -
Belgium.. . . . • . . . . • • • -
Foreign West Indies... 4 878 361 2fi 8609 258
1
29 9487 294 2 131 13
353 122782J4898l~l2G094 t56 !437114887G5754j15G j 41548!2157

1
SHIPPIKG. U3
of Jamaica from eaclt Country, in tlie Year 1870.
E I G N. T 0 T A L.
~-~-D-~-b-Et. l~~T-o-ta_l.~~ Cargo. Balla~t. Total.
,.
UI
,,Ci
_l ____l_i_I ____________ 0
-~
] 403 12 -19 rn2.is 59J 111 I 7.:>Sl0:1525 9 3103 104! 1so 1rn13 2c:29
1 425 13 3 so2 I 32 2 i 211 rn 1 42::; 1s s 802 32
1 215 7 1 215 7- 1 215 7
3 1503 43 3 1503' 43
6 2163 6G 9 3084 93 33 25S7·209 15 5815 162 4S 8402 371
1 72 6 1 72 G
5 507 2G 75 13701 481 109 20iG-1 7G4 7 13:28 45 l lG 22092 812
5 5 4853 194
5 1 '25 5 - 1 25 5 1 25 5
1 ..
I
- 1 7
2 22S7 91
1 112 7 1 112 7- - 1 112 7

3 793 3 793 27 - G 183-1 57 6 1834 57
12 412'1 132 12 4l24 , 1!32 2 1705 G9 27 l 0107 312 29 11812 381
2 20 JG - -01 I 752 22 77'11 915 13 4Sl 23 25 8222
Du 938
2 395 19 7 675 60 28 2313 2~0 14 SJO 93 42 31G3 343
8 3239 427 l4 5134 670 31 3~025 l307 8 3239 427 39 35201 1734
91 11G43 608 l 312 8 92 11955 616

4 852 34 4 882 34 - 4 852 34
1 211 9 1 211 n - 2 506 18 2 506 18
] 12
219 1 219 12
1 450 13 1 450 13
]
279 10 ] 279 10
1 230 8 1 230 8 - l 230 8 1 230 8
l 296 12 1 29G 12 -- 1 286 12 1 296 12

26 8649 2s2 ~ 8783 I 295 .~ 1012 _:8 51 _1"'_' 2_5_s_, __5_4_0 _ _5_7_ 1s210 589
_7_0_,,-2-2-23_::;_'\ 10581:226 ju37SG 13:215;509 j tG4330,70:'.>51 l5-1 l'1S~~32 ~9141

1
663 I 212662 r -I
8909
U4 SHIPPING.
.-No. 2. Number, Tonnage, and Creu:s of Vessels Clwrcd at P orts in the Colony
B R I T I s H. F 0 R
Cargo. Ballast. Total. Cargo.
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0
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- - --
E-t 0 E-t 0 0
------ -- ----- - -
Great Britain......... 205 98123 3384 - - - 205 98123 3384 79 129184 899
France .............. 4 1632 58 - - - 4 1632 58 28 9187 G98
Italy ................ - - - - - - - - - 4 742 40
Austria .............. 1 322 11 - - - 1 322 11 1 513 16
Russia ....•.......•.. - - - - - - - - - 1 281 10
Germany ............ 1 514 14 - - · - J 514 14 4 ] 053 38
United States ......... 49 9833 385 3 2537 57 52 12370 442 48 7656 319
North Germany .. , .... - - - - - - - - - J 371 J,3
British West Indies .... 25 1185 149 21 1881 126 46 3066 275 - - -
British Settlements,
Honduras ........... 2 81 12 - - - 2 81 12 1 54- 5
Gibraltar ....• •...... 2 74-:l: 20 - - - 2 744 20 3 1309 35
Mexico ...... ... . .... 13 14951 531 - - - 13 14951 531 - - -
New Grenada......... 4 1410 61 - - - 4 1410 61 5 2217 348
British North American I

Colonies............. 19 2~42 127 7 751 50 26 2993 177 - - -
Spanish West Indies .... 9 2777 170 32 4247 215 41 7024 385 9 2607 396
Republic of Haiti ..... 40 2861 290 - - - 40 286L 290 7 687 62
Bremen .....•....•... - - - - - - - - - 1 217 9
Dutch West Indies..... - - - - - - - - - 1 58 8
Foreign West Indies... 12 765 64 17 236.6 120 29 3l3l 184 2 134 10
-
386137440 52761 so 11782 568 466 149222,5844 195 56270
- --
290~1
U6 NA'rIONALI'rY OF SHIPPIKG.-INWARDS.
No. 3. Number, Tonnaa;e, and Crew.~ of Vessels of ca.cli Nation, Entered at Ports i1l the Colony of
.lmnaica, in tlie Year 1870.
--------- -· ---
l- - -
'
E N T E
-
R E D.
Cargo. Ballast. Tc,tal.

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rn
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.... "'
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c....
:> 8 0 ::..- 8 0 ::..- E-t 0
---- -- - - - - -----
British. __ .: ....•..... 180 100038 3647 651-:844 731 245 123882 4378
British Possessions..... 16-5 22006 1197 IS '2137 1:20 183 2'1143 1317
French .•..•..•. _•.•• 28 10702 1102 23 7477 597 51 18179 1G99
Swedish .. __ • _.• _. _.•• 5 2506 69 4 1678 49 9 4184 118
Russian ... _.... __ .. _. 1 380 13 1 439 13 2 819 26

•
North German. ___ .•. _ 17 5414 171 8 2745 81 25 8159 252
Norwegiau _....... ___ 13 4441 143 3 922 32 1() 5363 175
Italian ..... ___ •..•. __ 3 6S8 26 - . - - 3 GS8 20

American . ___________ 71 14307 474 13 3047 92 8-± 17354 566
Danish. ____ ....... __ . 1 258 9 3 1040 36 4 1293 45
Dutch ...• _.......•.. 3 578 27 1 54 9 4 G32 36

Austrian. _. ___ . ______ 2 10891 32 - - - 2 10S9 32
I
Haitian .•••.•. _...... 3 125 I 25 - - -- ;3 125 25
Spanish. ____ .•..•.... 3 350 22 - - -- "

<.) 350 22
Dutch West Indies..... 2 92 15 - -- - 2 92 15
Grecian .. _..•... _.. _. - - - 1 318 11 1 318 11
British West Indies .... 10 1272 70 1 113 5 11 1385 75
German ...•..•....•.. - - - 10 3694 106 10 3691: 106
Belgium .....••.•• _., - - 1 296i 12 1 296 12 1J
Foreign West Indies ... 2 134 13 - - - 2 134 13
Denmark ....•.....••. - - - 2 52S 20 2 528 20
--
509 164330 7055 154 48332 , 1914 l 663 12126621- 8969
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NATIONALITY OF SHIPPIXG-ourr\VARDS. i:; 7
Ko. J. .Number, Tonnage and Crews qf Vessel.~ (!f cacli iYation Cleared at Forti; in t!te Colony ef
Jamaica in the !J<:ar 1870.
I 0 L E A R E D.
Cargo. Ballast. Total.
(/;
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c:i ..,; "'
03 (/;
~
UI
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v
H
i:l
0
J:::
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VI
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ui
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0
H
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,...
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0
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,;.
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0
e,..
II 0
[;;
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----------- ·--
British _____ • ___ .. ___ 1206 126180 '1417 10 2392 90 276 I· 128572- - 4.507-
Freuch ...... ___ . __ . _ 47 16715 1575 5 I 1505 117 52 1s220 1692

Spanish ..... _. __ . ___ •
Italian_ .. _ .. ___ . _ . ___ 5

4 331
1214
38
51
-
-
-
-
I ---
4
5
331
1214
38
54
North German._._ .. ___ 1G 5S71 167 2 797 22 18 6GuS 189

1:\ orweginn . _. ____ . __ . 16 7265 205 2 561 20 18 7826 225
British Possessions. ___ 1J 9 11580 809 66 8567 449 1S5 20147 1258
American _.•.. __ .. ___ 55 9598 372 31 72Sl 221 S6 16879 593
Dutch ________ .. _ . __ . 3 152 <) ~
-<> 2 SS lG 5 240 41
Hai ti an _______ . ___ . _. 3 149 2;) - - - 3 149 215
Bremen _______ .•.. __ . 1 217 9 - - - 1 217 !)
German __________ .. __ 18 6959 203 1 661 14 19 7620 217

Danish __ . __ . -·-. __ . _. 6 1876 69 - - - 6 1876 69
Russian. ____ . ____ . _. _ 3 1235 37 - - - Q
u 1235 37
Swedish_. ___ ... _____ 4 1692 50 - - - 4 1692 50
British West follies._._ 10 1463 78 1 191 8 11 1657 SG
Foreign West Indies. _. 2 134 10 - - - 2 134 10

Austrian ____ •. ______ . l 513 ]() - - - 1 513 1G
Grecian •..•••••...•.. 2 566 23 - - - 2 566 23
I
!1
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581 193710
I 8182 ,120 220±6
l 957 701 1215756 l-7i;;
I
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B B F 0 R
J
Owgo. Total. Cargo.
,; ,,;
i ..; ; 4 "il rl
.: .
"a ,,; ......
~
Ill
Ill
8 I "'41
Ill
€! Q
~ ~
f
0 > I> ~ 0 ~ 0
~
f
0
- -
630 32
Annotto Bay•••.•••••. 3 1796
St. Ann's Bay•..••••• ~ 6 611 29 3 ~G3 30 8 1 66 6
Falmouth ••••••• v ••• 37 7021 324 2 732 24 39 1896 77
$0~ . ,..•.•..•. 1686 7.6 3 766 26 13 2448 102 -

Lucea ..••••.•..••.. ~ '6 6 2 604 20 3 660 26 -
Savanna-Ia-Mar ••••••••
Blaek River•••.••••••• 7 2079 so 9
Old Harbour•..••..••. 3 1919 48 7 2817 77 10
•
SaltBifR.., •. ....•.... 3 1127 47 12 6201 134 16 6328 181 -
SHIPPING. U9
of Jamaica, in tAe Year 1870.

-::-
E I G N.
. T 0 T AL.
Ballast. Total. ~ Ballaat. '.[~.
~... '9 •
-! " I
ai ...~ 1gj i ai
~ J• -! ! J - - ! · 1"
~ I>
1 .;
~ i !
~
~
'
~
-
I> 0
24 6702 667 169 46226 2686 397 138878 lo96J 48 10661 743 446 149429 6709
7 1901 66 7 1901 66 s 3460 137 16 6201 164 24 8661 301
1 18 3 6 648 36 s 698 48 1 18 3 9 716 61
- - - - - - - - - 3 1005 31 3 1006 31
1 247 9 1 247 9 3 !'196 -71 1 247 9 4 2042 80
2 626 20 3 691 ' 1

2ti.. 6 676 36 6 1479 60 11 2066 86
1 270 9 12 i>.166 86 48 8817 401 3 1002 33 61 9919 434

I•
·2r- 641 21 2 641 21 10 1686 76 6 13.97. 47 16 3082 123
,
- - - - - - 1 46 6 2 ' 604 20 3 660 26
8 2623 97 10 2907 lU 13 2900 130 18 6849 216 31 8749 346

•
8 3227 90 10 3477 i-100 9 2329 .so 17 G878 2l0 . 26 9207 300
11 4476 118 11 4476 us 3 J919 48 18 7293 196 21 9212 243

..
6 1607 69 6 J607 69 8 112, 47 17 6808 198 20 ·7936 240
:.:
.":;.
1--~----1---1--- -~----1•.-.--.1---~--~1--~-·-1-----1
70j22288 1068 226 63786 _: 81161°09 164380 7066164" 48332 1914 663 212662 8969
3-SBIPPmG, &c., 1870.

No. 6.
:P 0 :a
•
Cup. Toflal. Oitip.
4•
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5
9.l60 93
'Mt Ma&••• · ·~.,,,.... 3
Aanotto S.,.:.. .... . . . 7
Sli. Ann's Da.y•• :. •• • • • J.1
M' Ri'V8l r • • • • • ... e • ~
Cfll?Baitoar ........... .
SHIPPING. Ull
ef Jmnaica, in tlw Year 1870.
E I Q N.
T 0 T A L.
Ballast. Total.
-- Cargo. Ballast.
_.______,..-:~---..,-------
.n·
/ Total.
001
§"'
E-< "'
<l)
>
--·- ---1-------1----··- --1------------1--·-----
34 D427 3fi4 91. 24864 J 896 204 814414241 90 18633 768 294 100074 S009
11 24SO 93 28 8746 299 1 87 fi 29 8833 304
6 615 34 9 810 bO - 9 810 50
3 943 32 - 3 943 32
- - 2 615 20 9 2844 105 - 9 2844 105
- 22 4356 175 33 72821 281 - 33 7282 281
4 553 22 13 2910 100 40 10789 433 15 2027 9fi 55 12816 528
2 284 1a 5 1179 44 39 6808 302 11 921 67 50 7729 369
3 7861 27 10 3049 108 - 10 3049 108
13 4487 162 41 13275 510 3 378 22 44 13653 532
·- - 23 7305 219 46 13823 484 - 46 13823 484

•
- JO 10791 336 81 30600 934 - 81 30600 934
_ 16 6176 189 38 13300 403 - I- 38 13300 403
I
.I
•
IMPORTS. u 15
Total Value of Imports into the Colony of Jamaica in the Year ended the 31st
December, 1870. I
COUNTRIES WHENCE IMPORTED. VALUES.
Great Britain ..... . .... £760,431 2 9
France . . .. . ..... 1,39S 5 6
Hanse Towns
. . .. .. .. ..... 13,209 11 7
British N. A. Colonies . ... ....... 247,612 17 2
British West Indies .. .. . .. .... - . 3,529 Hi 8
Calcutta, East Indfos .. .. .. - .... 76 16 4
United States .. .. .. .. ....... 266,559 18 0
Foreign States, S. A ..... - 1,993 9 8
French West Indies . ... . . ....... 158 15 7
Spanish West Indies ...... . - .. - 3,272 1 8
.......
Republic of Haiti .. ......
- 1,968 19 11
£1,300,211 14 10
--
:J
. :I
JI
4-J~IPORTS, 1870.
u 14 ENUMERATION
- QUANTITIES IMPORTED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
In B. Vessels. InFgn. Vessels. Total.
no. pkgs. pcs. no. pkgs. pcs.

Agricultural Implements Great Britain 24 24
United States 4 18 4 18
Total 24 ,, 18
------
24 4 18
Ale and Beer Great Britain gals.
------
239404
-------- --------
239404
Hanse Towns 4503 4503
British N.A. Colonies 21375 21375
Foreign States, S.A. 676 676
Spanish West Indies 1288 1288
Republic of Haiti 1220 1220
Total 263963
----
268466
4503
Ditto Great Britain gals.
-~----
15053
------ ------
15053
--------
Almonds Great Britain lbs. 460 460
United States
Spanish West Indies 25 429 454
------
Total 485 429 914
-------- -------
Apothecary's Wares Great Britain pkgs. 724 724
United States 38 2 40
Total
--- 762
- - - - - - - - - --------
76-1
2
Apparel, Wearing Great Britain cases
--------
2
-------
2
Arms and Ammunition- Great Britain lhs.
-------
12015
----- ----
12015
Gunpowder.
Ditto Great Britain lbs.
-------
250
------ - - - - - 250
-------
Asses
Bagging
Spanish Westlndies no. 31 I------
...... -------- 31
Great Britain iiags 24237 ::!4237
British West Indies
Total
---·---
24237
-------# -- -------
24237
------
Ihs. kge.
-------- --------
lbs. kegs.
Barley, Patent Great Britain 28 5 28 b
United States 500 500

caRks. ca~ks.
Total 528 3 5
------
528 a 5
Beef, Smoked Great Britain lbs.
-------
301
- - - - - - - - - -
301
Beef, Wet, Salted' Grent Britain brls.
-------
32 21-200
- - - - -------
32 21-200
United States 1031 93-~00 393 140-200 1425 33-200
H.epublic of Haiti 39 39
Total
-------
'1125 114-200 393 l40-200
~---
1519 54-200
Carried forward
------- ---------
v 16 ENUl\IERATION
QUAXTITIES IMPORTED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported I
In B. Vessels. IInFgn. Vessels. Total.
---·---
llrougl1t forward
Beef,, Wet, Salted .. . Great Britain brl. 1 I
Bitters ... Great Britain ...
----·----.--------!-----~
49 gals. 49 gals.
British West Indies 8 cases 8 cases
-49-8--J-·-~--49-8--·
... ...
j=... . =
Total
Ditto ... Great Britain . .. 7 cases logals.!--.-
.. -..- - 7cases 10 gals.
Blacking ... United States .. . 548 gross 5 hrls. 548 gross 5 brls.
pkgs. lbs. l>kgs. lhs
Blue ... Great Britain 24 ...... 24 0
United States 295 1777 295 1777
Total ... 1---·----'-------
319 1777
-----
319 1777
Boats and Canoes ... Great Britain no .
-
--·~-------- ---
3 ······ 3
British W c8t Indies 1
······ 1
Foreign StatP,s 9 ...... 9
Total ... -------- -------· - - - -
13 13
Books ... Great Britain pkgs.
-- ----- 489
-------~ ------
489
United States 6 1 7
Spanish West Indies 3 a
Boots and Shoes ·...··

Total
Great Britain
... 498
-----···--
... 6467 2-12 doz.
_____ _______
~------------------ 1--,-------
1
,
49!)
I 6467 2-12 <lozs.

Empire of Fmnce 1()9 6-12 2 cs. .. .... i 169 6-12 2 cs.
Spanish West In<lies 8 9-12 . ..... ' 8 9-12
Republic of Haiti 23 6-12 ...... l_rn 6-12
Total ... ... , C658 11-12 2 ... . .. i 6658 11-12 2
·------- ---.-·---·------
I:::.
Bread
Ol<l
'C:11ted Stales
Republic of Haiti
Great Britain
lbs.
'
bags \---~---
G76
------
6383
------·- -------
- - - - - - - - ____50
676
6383
United States 294107 197340 491417
-------- · - - - - - -------
Bricks
I
Total
' Graat Britain no.
342061
--------
376283
197340
_______
:>a940I
, _-------
376283
Brooms Foreign States ilozs.
-------
90
-- - --- --------
90
Butter Great Britain lbs.
--------
234569
-------- --------
2a4569
Empire of Prance 400 6860 7260
Calcutta, E. Indies 492 492
United States 26378 21451 47829
Total
--·-----
332857
-------------
28311 361168
Carried forwnru -------4- ------1-------
OF IMPORTS. u 17
Quantities Entr1·ea for

Home Consurc1ption.
······
- ·-
VALUE.
Of Total Imports.I
£ s. d.
43,910 19 8
I
£ s. d.
8,198 (j 10
--
DUTY.
Gro6s Am rnnt Rate & when Imposed.

Recchc<l.
---
ARTICLES.
Beef, \Yet, Salted.

I
1 6 0 0 ····· · Free.
--------- 10s. per gallon. Bitters.
49 gallons 56 7 3 24•10 0
8 cases 14 7 I I 15 11 12i per cent.

·------
49 8
--
7 cases 10 gals. 18 8 0 ...... Free. Ditto.
·------ Blacking.
529 4-12 gross 8 hrls. 339 17 0 42 9 8 12} per cent.
pkg~.
--
lbs.
...... Blue.
l 0 32 10 0 ······
461 18()5 381 2 1 51 9 6 Ditto.
-- -----
4G2 isu;; I
- - - -3- - - 30 0 ...... Free . Boats and Canoes.
01
1 5 0 0
9 12 16 0,
--------
13 i
489 4,942 5 !)
I
...... Free. J Books.
I
I
7 49 10 !) '
I
3 7 5 8 1
499
G7G4 7-12 tloz. 15,GP7 2 3 i 12d per cent. Doots and Sl1oes,
W9 6-12 402 3 3
3 9-12 28 3 0
_ _1! G-1_~__ _._I 28 8 oI 2,010 !) 7

G951 4-12 ,
I
50 5 17 0 14 8 Ditto. Brau.
warehou~etl Bra~s, Old.
()383 49 6 2 Bread.
i
491447 7,301 19 6 I
I
41571 295 0 5 . 1,618 4 1 Gs. per 100 !Ls.
5:39401
-----~-
2,214 10 10 Free. Bl'icks.
90 4 10 0 0 11 3 12~ per cent. Brooms.
23 t.ifi9 ll,G42 3 2 2d, per lb. Butter.

7260 279 3 6
4~2 12 6 0
71018 2,847 7 10
47029 2,143 1J 7
-361168___ 3,009 14 8
~--... ~-- ~758 1 lo 14,96762

1
5-birORTS, 1870.
•
u 18 ENUMERATION
QL\.STITIES IMPORTED.
In B. Ycssels. f rn Fgn. Ycsscls. 'l'ot.al.
Brought forwarll ......

······ ······
Candles, Composition ... Great Brita:n lbs. 59054 ······ 5905J,
~
Hause Towns ... ...... 4800 4800

British N.A. Colonies ... 70 ...... 70
United States ... 340 ...... 340
Spanish West Indies ... 750 ...... 7.30
1
Republic of Haiti ... ...... 1250 12.iO
- - - - - - - _________
--1
,
-
-
~
-
-
-
i
Total ... . .. 13G264
,___G_o,_2_14_ 6050
Ditto ... Great Britain lbs. IG7.3 •..... 1G75
Candles, Sperm ... Great Britain lbs.
--··~-----.-------- - 18G5
1865
Republic of Ilaiti ... 1250 1230
Total ... . ..
-------
1SG5
----- - - - - - - - 1250
Candles, 'l'allow ... Great Britain lbs. ...... 2450
British N.A. Colonies ... 26200 . ..... 2GWO
= ,--=- =-
British West Indies ... 80 . ..... 80
United States - 113300 - . 91840 201140
Total ... ... u&J:10 =1---91840 - - 2a:387o- - -
Candles, \Vax ... Great Britain lbs . so 80
Carts and Carriages ... Great Britain
-----·------
... 11 in no. . . .. ..
-------
! 11 in no .
Unit2d States ... 50 pkgs. 3 pkgs • 53 pkgs.
Spanish \\est Indies ...
Total ... . ..
Ditto ... Great Britain no .
United States ... 1
Total .... ...
--------- - - · - - - -
G G
------ -------- -- ..-----
Cassia ... Great Britain lhs . 3199
- - ----- ---------1---·----
Casks, Empty ... Great Britain 110 • 22 22
United States ... 32 32
1--------1--- - - - - - - - - - -
-Total ... ... 54
--- -------- -------
Cattle.Neat ... ... Great Britain no, 7 7
Foreign States, S.A. ... 104 101
---·----1--- ----- - - - - - -
Total ... ... Ill 111
Cheese ... Great Britain lbs. 75895! ..... 75895}
United States ... 10!314 6021 16:335
Spanish West Indies ... 75 ...... 75
Republic of Haiti ... 6 ...... 6
Total ... ... 86290~ 6021 92311~
C:mi~d forwarJ
······
•
OF IMPORTS. u 19'
,
V.ALUE. DUTY.
Qnantities Entered for
Homo <Jons um ptiun. ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amo ·nt
Bcccivcd.
Ifate & when Imposed.
£ s. d. £ s. cl.
' ...... 92,758 1 10 14,967 G 2
68684 2,166 2 8 2u. per lb. Candles, Composition.
······
4800 102 10 0
70 3 0 0
------
3-10
7~0
warchousetl
810
30 0 0
0
• '
74044 622 0 8
Hi75 , ...... Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
60 5 6
~----.----
18G5 63 12 81 ...... 2u. per lb. Candles, Sperm.
'---~:>o___
··--3115_ _ _
41 13 4
25
.l!) 2
2450 62 6 6 ...... ~d. per lb . Candles, Tallow.
26200 675 8 0
SJ 2 6 0
205140 ! 5,118 G 6
730 16 11
=--2;J;JS70 · - - [
, 80 7 14 0 0 13 4 2u. per lb. Candles, \Yax.
-------
13 iu uo. 631 14 2 12} per cent. Carts and Carriages.
······
50 pkgs. 2,238 4 11
4 150 0 0 383 14 11
]:J ~ 54 i)kgs.
·--
26 11 6 Ditto.
5 ······ Free.
1
•
:30 0 0
-------
---~
(j
3307
- 206 5 11 25 15 9 12~- per cent. Cassia.
--------
22 28 8 0 ...... Free. Casks, Empty,
32 35 0 0
---------
54
-------
...
'
104
235 0 0
208 0 0
...... 10s. each.
·t
I
Co"1 o, Noat.
-------·-
111 55 10 0
- -75895!
---- 3,087 ll 3 ...... 2<1. per lb. 'Cheese.
16335 689 19 9
75 3 (J 0
G 0 4 0
------- 92311~ 769 5 3
------·
...... 108,719 16 6 17,581 (!, 2
-=-
•
..
u 20 ENUMERATION
QUAJ:\'rITIES DIPOIU'ED.
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
I
Brought forward
China Ware ... . . . Great Britain
r ... 1 pk&i:"·a~~~- pkgs.
22
dozs.
1:2(j
France
Total
· · I.~. ·~__:. :. :. ___
22 12t3
,_···.·_··R
22 126
Chocolate •• ··~ Great Britain lbs. 664 664
Spanish West Indies 1531 703 223.1
Total
- - - · --- - -
2195
----
703
-------
2898
Cider and Perry ... Great Britain gals.
---
73
-- ·~---- ·-----·-
73
United States 34 34
...
--------------- - - - - - - -
---~-- --~--:--~--
Total
···
Cinnamon ... Great Britain lhs. 702 7G2
pkgs. doz. pkgs. doz.
Clothing ... Great Britain 80 4138 8-12 80 41388-.2
France
Uuitcd States 4 4
- - - - - -------1--------1
Total ... 92 4138 8-12 4 pkgs. 96 4138 8-12
Ditto ... Great Britain pl;gs. 14 14
-------- ------ -------
Cloth for Coats ... Great Britain yards 12055 120:55
Clocks and Watches ... Grcat Britain ... at val. at val.
Hansc Towns ... 15 in no. 15 iu no .
United States ... 1 case 21 1 case 24
1------1----------
Total ... ... /1I case 39 1 case ;)9
Coals ... Great Britain tons ~7o 5-20-1---

... -...---14447~-
c~;-u;-1----.-.. -...- · - ca~e lbs.

Cocoa ... Great Britain " ...
Hepublic of Haiti ... 76287 : 76287
-------- -------- ·-------
Total ... ... 1 76287 1 76287
- - - · - - - -----··-- -------
bags cwts. hags cwts. lbR
Coffee ... Poreign States, S.A. ... 2031 700 2031 700
Spanisn West Indies ... 305 lbs. 305
Repuhlic of Haiti ... I 696056 696956
Total ... 2031 700 697261 2031 700 G97261
------- ----·--·--1-----·--
Coffins, Metallic ... United States no. 5 5
Carried forward ......
•
•
u 21
u 22 ENUMERATION
I ' QUAXTITIES IMPORTED.

ARTICLES. · Countries whence Imported. j-----
- __-!----------- __ _B_._v~~-s-se_1_s._1r_u_F_·_g_n_. 11_1.
1___T_o_t_a1_._ _
_v_c_ss_c_1s_._
Brought forward I ······

Confectionery .. . Great Britain 79 pkgs. 79"pkgs.
Ernnce 1 1 case 1 l case
Hanse Towns 4 4
United States 24
Spanish West Indiee 8:3 83
- - - - - - --·------1-- - - -
Total 192 5 192 5
Confectionery ... Great Britain cases 17
----·---1---·---1--------
17
Copper ... ... Republic of Haiti. lbs . 2101 2101
1---·---- - - - - - - --------·
Cordage ... ... United States pkg. 1 1
Corks ... ... Great Britain 11kgs _ _ _

4_ _ _ i--=-- 4
Corn ... ... United States bshls. 2920 48-60 775 52-60 3696 40-60
Foreign States, S.A. ... 833 .·..... 833
Spanish West Indies ... 500 ..... 500
Total ... ... ---------1--------1------
425~ 48-60 775 52-60 5029 40-60
Cornmeal ... Great Britain brls.
-
-·-----1!---·--- - - - - - -
44 102-19G ...... 44 102-196
British N. A. Colonies ... 550 ...... 550
United States ... ~IGO 2630 8790
Spanisl1 'Vest Indios ... 190 ..... 190
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -------
Total ... . .. 6044 102-196 2630 9574 102-196
Corn Starch ..• ... United States 28087 lbs . ..... 28087 lbs.
Foreign States, S.A. 4098 ...... 4098
•
Republic of Haiti 600 ······ 600
------
Total ... 32785 ...... 32785
Cotton Checks ... Great Britain yarus 862261
-
······ 812l61
-...... ----
Cotton, Coloured ... Great Britain yards 1505606~ 1505606~
Cotton Domestics ... Great Britain yards 2342938 2342938

-------1------·-- -- - - - -
Cotton Hanukerchiefs ... Great Britain
Hanse Towns
' 27116 10-12 <lozs .
5 cs.
27116, 10-12 dozs.
5 cs.
- - - - - ----------1---------
I• Total ... ... 2711610-12 5 27116 10-12 5
-------,-----~~-1----·----
Cotton, Holhrnds Great Britain ya.rds 242899 242899
Carried forward
OF IMPORTS. u 25
VALUE. DUTY.
Quanttt ~. Entered for f
Home 1..onsumption.
!Of Total Imports· Gross Amtunt
Recein:d.
I
Rate & when Imposed.
ARTICLES.
dozs.
......
caees
·I £ s. d.
22G,951 0 2
£ s. d.
28,403 13 (i
13745 3,553 6 5 Cotton, Hosiery.
······ 12} per cent.
49 23 5 0
2 63 2 G
- - - - - -'
137U4 2 454 19 3
- - - --
pkgs. prds pcs.
};32 194080 4,691 19 7 ...... Ditto. Cotton l\Ianufactures.
174 4 7 0
90 2 12 0
...
306 194680 90 587 7 4
-575871~
----- 10,082 8 l Cottons, Mottles, Mattings.
1,260 6 0 Ditto.
- - -pcs.
yarc1s
--
7ti0282 lU,455 0 5 ...... ..... Cottons, Plain.
. I
6000 30 0 0
warel10used'
18 4 5 6
-------
7fi(i282 18 1.312 8 3
- -2:;D.t:l:3l
---- 4,214 2 0 Cotton Prints.
33,712 16 3 Ditto.
- -174-0788.
---- 8,745 8 10 Cotton Shirtings.
69,963 10 3
---·---
800 7 6 5
1•••••
Cotton, Wool.
······ Free.
- -casks
--
cwts.
ti 0 :!3 35 219 9 9 27 8 9 12} per cent. Currants.
- dozs. cases
572 5-12 85 1 7 ...... ······ Cutlery.
2 12 4 0
warehoused
·--------
572 5-12 2 13 0 8
-
lhs.
- - -
case
-
494 1 15 1 10 2 0 3 Ditto. Dates.
--- 5 - - - C7 0 2 8 7 6 ...... Dental Instruments.
-------
41 pkgs.
24
546 J7 1
14 16 0
······ Ditto. Drugs.
189 1,023 1 3
1 l 0 0 ,
1 0 10 0
----~--
25G 198 6 4
---------
dozs.
rkgs.
574 3,764 6 8 ...... Ditto. Earthenware.
18 8 4 3
9 11 16 5
-------
583 473 0 11
18
----------
...... I 364,832 14 l
------
45,700 9 5
7-1MPORTS1 1870.
'(; 26 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES IMPORTED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported~
'I In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
·----------1----------1-------1------ - - --
Brought forward ...... ······ ..... ,
Enamelled Cloth .•. United States yards .... 120 120
--Iba. drums lbs. drums.
Figs ... Great Britain ... 1467 ...... 1467
... 30 30
British N.A. Colonies
Total ... ...
!-·-------
1467 30
--.······
..... 1467 30
- It
Fire Works ... ... United States pkgs.

- - 1- - - - -1- - - - -2 - -
- -1 - ------·---1-----·--
Fire Engine ... Great Britain no. ...... 1
hrls. half-hrls. 1--------l-b-rl-s.-h~b-rls-.
Fish, Alewives ... B. N. A.Colonies .. . 5253 52 .... . . 5253 52
Republic of Haiti .. I------
...... ------ --·----- 25 brls. 25
Total 5253 52 25 5278 52
Fish, Herring, Smoked ... Great Britain lbs.
-·-------4
166
- -166- -
British N .A. Colonies 57895 5i895
United States ... ...... 780 780 Ir'
Total
... "5806l--i -78o___ -SSStt-
Fi&h, Dried, Salted · · · Great Brita.in lbs.
- -1188- - - -..-.. . .- - - - - - - 1.
1188 1
British N.A. Colonies ... 7355172

······ 7355172
Spanish West Indies ... 100 ..... . 100
United States ... 9000 1430 IQ.130
... 10304 ······ 10304

I----
Republic of Hayti
Total ... 7375764 1430
----- 7377194
1-brl'Z,
------- --- --·-----"
half-brls. I brls'. .~.~~t.&rle. brls. half-brls.
Fish, Herrings, Wet, Salted Great Britain 27
British N.A. Colonies 32425 176 ...... 32425 176
___,
United States ------I_________

996 5 996 . 5
Total ..::458 176 1-9~-5- 33454 1~

brls. hf-b. qr-b. I brls. half-brls. brls. hf-b. qr-b.
Fish, Mackerel ... Great Britain 1 ...... 1
British N.A. Colonies 9207 245 1 9207 245 1

United States 101 1 91 1 192 1 1
Total
------
9309 245 2
·-------------"
91 1 f}400 246 2
---- -
dozs.
- - - - - - - -dozs.
-
Fish, non·enumerated ... British N.A.. Colonies ... 3} ······ 3t
... ······ 75-200
United State1
Total ... ...
75-200
75-200
--
St ...... 75-200 3t
Carried forward ...... ...... ...... •·····

.-
OF IMPORTS. u 27
VALUE. DUTY.
Qua.ntities Entered for
Home Consumption. ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amo'lillt
Received. Rate & when Imposed.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
····· 364,832 14 7 45,700 9 5
l20 19 18 2 2 9 9 12t per cent. Enamelled Cloth.
---- -~
lhs. drums.
1558 45 16 5 Figs.
······ Ditto.
30 12 0 0 '
1558 30 7 4 7
2
·- Fire Works.
15 l 2 1 17 8 Ditto
1
--- 0 0 ..... Fire Engine.
40 0 0 5 ,
hrls. half-hrls.
Fish, Alewives.
5253 52 5,279 0 0
······ 2s. 6d. per brl.
25 25 0 0
5278 52 663 0 0
--------
166 4 19 !3 ........ td. per lb. Fish, Smoked Herrings.
5'1895 585 7 11
780 7 10 0
58841 61 5 10
---
11 18 5 Fit1h, Dried, Salted.
1188 ······ 3s. 6d. per 100 lbs.
7355172 179,651 6 2
100 1 4 0
10430 207 17 4
13304 88 0 0
7377194 12,910 1 9
- ------ ---
half-hrls.
brls.
Fish, Henings, Wet.
27 45 13 3 ······ 2s. 6d. per brl.
3:!425 176 27,114 8 3

6 6 (/ 0
33454
996
181
5
- 172 7 0
4,193 ] 3
- -----
brls. half-brls. qr-brls.
t 4 0 0 ······ 4s. 6d. per brl. Fish, Mackerel.
9207 245 J 14,122 18 0
192 1 1 56 5 0
----- 2 2,142 15 9
9400 246
dozs.
3t ] 0 3 0 2 6 12! per cent. Fish, non-enumerated.
75-200 l 4 0 0 1 9
- '
75-200
, .....
3t
- -
59'~.351 9 2
-
65,687 10 3 ;
ARTI OLES.
Brought forwari •
CAl81 aoZI.
Filh, Preserved
174 174
122 l38 8-12
1
2
Florida Water Unitecl Stat.el
Ditto p.kp.
?38
2231 -- - ...... e1
our, Bice brl1. 44 44
our, Wheat
89
65 1»4484 e41
207
337
Total
Ditto Great Britain

Unitecl Statoa 262 150
Total 853 151
Unitod State1 47t
Fuel, Patent
······
OF iMPORTS. u 2~
VALUE. DUTY.
Quantities Entered for .
.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount
£ s .• a. £ a. d.
...... 592,331 g 2 65,687 10 3 ,.
cases dozs.
1 2 1 4 ...... 12} per cent. Fish, Preserved.
IGO 36 8 8
174 69 15 0
64 148 176 5 3 33 lJ a
---------
64 483
52 15 10 0 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Fish, Pre~erved.
- - -27- - -
0 12 0 0 4 6 2il. per lb. Fish, Salmon, Smoked.
---~---
1Jr]8, ~-b. {-h.
604 73 1 2,026 G 6 ...... 10s. &1. per ban-el. Salmon, Wet.
8.6 15 1 327 2 0
- 690
- -88- -2 - 385 12 3
,
-
500 21 2 6 ...... Free. Flag Stones.
--·----
2:3Gi3 349 8 9
······ 12} per cent. Florida Water.
300 14 10 2
. - - -2663- - - 45 9 10
-·---------
22:31 1,196 15 2 ...... Free. Army and Navy. Ditto.
-------
44 35 0 0 4 7 6 12k per cent. Flour, Rice.
brls.
-----
t·brls.
2 2 18 0 ...... 8s. per barrel. Flour, Wheat.
823 1,438 10 0
·' 83661 614 143,762 14 6
207 310 10 0
I
'
'
146 292 0 0 I
' ---
84839 Ul4 34,058 8 0 I
, --------
hrls. ·HHls.
' 591 1 237 0 0 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Ditto. l
262 150 4.93 10 0 i
--------- •i
i 853 151
II
I
' i
-- 47i- 9 0 0 ...... l
- ~
Free• Fruit, Apples.
l
(j 6 10 8 0 16 4 12} per.cent. Fruit, Preserved. \
•
---------
tons C\'l't.
22 52 10 0
······
-----·---- ------ ----
10 Free. Fuel, Patent.
'
:
...... 743,230 9 8 J00,217 l'.l 11
'
8-IMPOR'l'S, 1870.
l
u 30 ENUMERATIO:N
.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. ---
In 'B. Vessels. fo Fgn. Vessels. Total.
Brought forward ...... I ······ ·I ······ .. .....

Furniture ... ... Great l3ritam pkgs. 7 ...... 7
France ... 1 ...... 1
United States ... 94 ...... 94

Foreign States, S.A. ... 2 ...... 2
Spanish West Indies ... 39 . ..... 39
Republic of Haiti ... ...... 167 167
French West Indies ... 2 ······ 2
~
------- ------
Total ... ... 145 167 312
------ -------- --------
Garlic ... ... Calcutta, E. Indies lbs. 40 ...... 40
Spanish West Indies ... 719 ······ 719
------- ---------·-----
Total ... ... 759 ······ 759
- - - - - - - ------
pkgs. doz. pkgs. doz.
Glassware ... ... Great Britain ... 316 ······ 316
France ... 42 8-12 ......

doz.
42 8-12 .
Hanse Towns ... ······ 4.G IO 12 46 I0-12
British N.A. Colonies ... 1 20 ...... 1 20
pkgs.
United States ... 494 74 10 504 74
Spanish West Inilies ... 1 ... 1 2
...
------- - - - - - - ---------
Total ... 812 136 8-12 11 4610-12 823 183 6-12
Goods, uon·enumerated Great Britain pkgs.
--------
34782
-------·
34782
······
..
France ... 3 ······ 3
Hanse Towns ... 94
······ 94
'
British N. A. Colonies ... 60 . ..... 60
British West Indles ... 1 ······ 1
...
United States ... 9 3 12
Spanish West Inilies ... ...... 1 I
Republic of Jiaiti ... ...... G 6

--·---- -:
Total ... . .. 34949 IO 34959
I
Ditto ... ... Great Britain pkgs.
--------
15
----
···-··
-------
15
Government Stores ... Great Britain cases
-----
at val.
-------
..... at val.
British West Inilies ... 9 9
- - - - -- - -······
---
Total ... ... 9 ...... 9
. Carried forward ······ ...... ..... ······

.
,,
'~
OF IMPORTS. u 31
VALUE. DUTY.
Quantities Entered for
Home Consumption.
Of'fotal Imports. Gross Amount
l{ecei>eJ. I Rate & when Imposed.
ARTICLES.
£ s. d. £ ~. d.
······ 743,230 9 8 100,217 19 11
7 1,552 12 11 12} per cent. Furniture.
······
1 3 0 0 •
55 406 3 11
2 1 0 0
39 156 9 0
8 114 7 3
2 7 0 0
-----
114 280 1 8
40 Free Garlic.
0 7 6 ······
719 87 12 0
---------
759
--------
pkgs. doz.
291 1,530 17 0 12! per cent. Glassware.
······
42 8-12 4 0 8
46 10-12 62 6 3 .
1 20 17 7 6
504 74 372 13 9
2 7 0 0
------
798 183 6-12 249 5 8
--------
warehoused ...... ······ Ditto Goods, non-enumerated.
warehoused
8 222 2 7
60 99 16 0
'
warehoused
4
it 29 12 3
warehoused
warehoused .
- - -- ---
72 43 18 10
--------
15 90 14 0 ...... Free, A. & N. Goods, non-enumerate<! •
- -at- ---- ......
value 806 16 3
······ Government Stores.
warehoused
--------
9
---------- - · - ----~-
······ 748,812 8 6 100,791 6 1

u 32 ENUMERATION
QU.AJ:\TITIES IMPORTED.
In B. Vessels. InFgn. Vessels. Total.
Brought forward
en-ts. pk g~. cwts. pkgs. cwts. pkgs.
Greasa . . . Great Brititl.n 361 3 14 2:W 364 3 14 2:W
United States 2:1. I 14 5 2 9 20 29 3 23 20
Total 3S9 1 0 226 5 2 9 20 394 3 D 246

-~],-gs-.l-!ls-.- ___p_k_g-s.-- -l)-k·-g-s.---1-2-s.--;-•
Groceries . . . <Great B1·itain 1236 0 ...... 1286
France 190 190
U nitecl Statea 39 llO ].f!J
Spanish West Indies 167 42 20!)

Total --------
1143 mo _________
152 ,_______
1600 l!JO _
r Haberdashery . . . Great Britain

pkgs.
1503
<1ozs. I pkgs. dozs. pkgs.
1509
dozs.
France 239 116 405

British West Indies 7 7
' United States 32 4 36

: Total ... .. 1558 289_1_:_116_ 156~- 405

Hams afid Ba·con ••• Great Britain Ids. li9450 69450
I !Ianse Towns 18'.> mo
l
British N. A. Colonies 600 600
British West Indie$ 95 95
United States 26007 28ll3
!
! Republic of Haiti
-------
18
------ --------·
18
i Total 96170
----·---1--------
2286 98456
--------
]>kgs. lbs. pkgs. pkgs. lbs.
Hardware .. . Great Britain 19~35 I9;t35
France 62 62
; Hansc Towns 116 116
; British N.A. Colonies 17 17
;
I British West InSies 5 3353 5 3.350
1 United Stntes 1403 67 1470
=
Total
.... --~086~ ....3550 r ~-~~. 2098~...•3550
~ :-~·~··"~ L.___ .. - . -~
Carriecl forward
. · ..:!_
OF IMPORTS. u 33
IQu.utiti" Ent,,,d ro,
Home Consumption.
VALUE.
I DUTY.
ARTICLES,
OfTotallmports. Gross Amount /
£ s. d. £ s. d.
...... 748,812 8 6 100,791 6 1
cwts. pkgs.
364 3 14 226 815 11 5 ...... Free. Grease.
29 32 3 20
246
. 131 13 4
394 3 9
----------
1308 pkgs. 57,660 5 0 ..... 12! per cent. Groceries.
warehoused
6 pkgs.
149
3 12 0
387 10 1
.
209 112 & 0 7,270 9 5
1672 '
---~---
pkgs. dozs. .
1581 87,959 18 6 Ditto.
······ Haberdashery,
405 232 3 10
3 16 16 0
warehoused
36 37 9 2
7 52 9 2 .
2 ll7 3 4
1629 405 11,045 15 0

·-
69450 3,536 5 10 2d. per lb. Hams and Ilacon
······
180 9 0 0
600 30 0 0
95 6 0 0
28113 .. 990 9 8
18 0 18 0
98456 8 20 9 4
pkgs.
19235 40,894 6 9 ...... 12! per cent. Hardware.
fi2 14 10 0
82 95 8 8
lbs.
17 1900 67 10 0 '
15 3550 . 62 17 6
1531 2,456 8 2
25 5 0 0
41 750 98 5 7 5,461 15 10
--- 21008
......
9-h.tPORTS,
6200
1870.
-----
944,456 9 6
----
125,389 15 8
I
G 34 ENUMERATION
ARTICLES. Com<trics whence Importel!.
,___________,_____________ - In B. Vessels. IIn E'gn. V csscls. J

~-~---
Total.
Drought forwaril ······ •..... . .....
Hats, non-enumerated Great Britain dozs. ti4 ...... 64

Prance 10 io
······
5 .
······ 5
I.Foreign States, S.A. 15 ...... 15

Total _. s4 I 10 94
Hat of FclL .. . . . . Great Britain dozs.
-1794-,-~ ..-..-..- - --17J4--
Hats of Silk .. . . . . Great Britain doz~. I 93 2-1:3 ,--~--.- - - 93 2-12
----·-- -- --------"-·---------
Hemp . .. Great Britain lbs. I 200 . . .. . 200
·------l--------1---------
])kgs. lbs. doz. pkgs. lbs. doz.
Hides . . . IGreat B ntam
.. 1 1 ...... 1 1
United States ······
- - · - - - - --·-------'---·- - -
Total 2 1200 1 2 12-00 1
lbs. bale
- lbs. bale.
Hops ... Great Britain 125 1 125 1
United States
Total ...
___ --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
,
107
232
1
2
1324 lbs.
1324
1431
1556 2
... Foreign States, S.A.
1--------1--------
51
Horses no . 54
Spanish West Indios 1 1
Republic of Haiti 1
Total ...
___55-
, - - ---- ---- --------
1 56
1
... United States

---- --- --------
2385
--·------·
2385
Ice tons
Inilia Rubber Piping ... Great Britain case 1
_ _ _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
1
Inilia Rubber Manufactures Great Britain case 1 ······ 1

Indigo ... Great Britain lh~ .
- -------
412
- ...... 442
United States 449 ...... 449
---·891- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Total ... sn
Iron, Galvanized ~ .. Great Britain pkgs
- ------
l548
-------- --------
lii48
Iron :Manufactures ... Great Britain pkgs. --1100 -,-~-----lHlO--
------ --------------
Iron l\Ianufactures ... Great Britain })kgs. 869 . .. .. . 8ti9
Iron Roofing ... Great Britain pkgs.
- --43--- ------- -------·
43
----·-----------·--
Iron Stove .. . Foreign West Indies no. 1 1
l
Carried forward
I
OF IMPORTS. U87
VALUE. DUTY.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate & whou Imposed.
Received.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
...... 957,733 4 8 125,\>93 6 11
4
~
66 132 0 0
18 16 3 12} per cent, Iron Tanks.
16 18 IO 0
--------
82
31 1,233 19 5 ...... Ditto. Jewellery~
2 4 0 0
1 3 0 0 155 2 5
--------
34
----.-----
7 739 17 11 92 9 9 Ditto. Jewellery, l\Iock.
- - -805- - - 32_::_9 IO ...... ~d. per lb. Lard.
1692 58 9 6
303785 11,807 2 6
7425 297 12 0
--
313707 960 6 8
---- --
<1ozs.
pkgs.
358 267 9-12 18,563 14 9 ...... 12~ per cent. Leather Manufactures.
9 12 18 4
54 37 4-12 212 12 3
4 5 2 0 2,349 5 11
-·
416 314 1-12
6 11 12 0 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Lemonade.
----·---- 20 9 3 12} per cent. Lime, Temper.
66 163 13 9
pieces yards
187693 10,265 4 2 ······ Ditto. Linens.
590 30 8 5
20 3 3 6
3 3 0 0 1,287 14 6
--3
-188303
---
-------125 113 17 3 14 4 8 Ditto. Linen Handkerchiefs.
-----·-
pkgs. yards
141 54318 3.424 8 1 428 1 0 Ditto. Linen Manufactures.
--------
6122 1,766 3 6 ...... 5s. per gross• Lucifer Matches.
278 150 17 0
---6400 1,600 0 0
656 36 14 9 ...... 12! per cent. Maccoroni.
22.t. 12 5 0 6 2 6
,
880
---- ------ -1,006,8::!6
······ 0 7
--
132,945 19 0
IO-IMPORTS, 1870.
ENUMERA'J.1ION
QUANTITIES IMPORTED,
ARTICLES;
Total.
~·-·---·-· -----1·-------·----- ----- --- - - ----1-------
Brought forward
pkgs. pieces, pkgs. pieocs
Machinery .. . Great Britain 1405 219 1465 219
United States 9 9
-~---~ ~------- l·---·----
Total ·1474 219 1474 219 It
Machinery . .. Great Britain

---1-·-------
pkg. ____1______ __::_:._··_·_ _ l
11 -------'
Malt Dust ... United States brls. ······ I!
Manuro .. · Great Ilritain cwt. 21507 1, 15 21507 1 15
--- l
Marble l\Ianufactures . . . Great Bdtain pkgs. 32 .32 I
Franco
United States
1
4
1
4
II
j
-----------------· '
Total 54 55
----·--- -----
-----~-
Marblo Manufactures .,. Great Britain pkgs. 3 3
United States ...... 3 3
Foreign States, S.A. 9 I ...... 9

Total
... ---iz----,-3--.... ' 15
Machetts ... IIanse Towns 90 90
Mats of Straw ... ---·--------- ------
24
doz. bundles doz. bundles.
Foreign States, S.A .. 5 10 5 10
Total ... ------
5 24 10
-- - --- -------
5 24 10
l\Ieats, Preserved ... Great Britain dozs. 13 8-12 13 8-12
Ditto ...
British N .A. Colonies
Total
Great Britain
... . =-
...
cask' 1
10
23 8-12
r ......_ _ _ _41 ___.

-----1,---4
'
,--
......
... -.. -.- - -

10
--238-12-
Merchandize ... .IIanse Towns pkgs. .. ....

Foreign States, S. A. .. .....
Total ... 4 4 •
doz. case. doz, case.

Milk, Condensed ' .. . Great Britaill; ••• t 84 84
British N .A, Colonies 10 tftt•• I

10
351 351
11
Total 1 1
.
Carried forward ...... ......
u 40 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES IMPORTED .
ARTICLES. .Countries whence Imported.
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. 'l'otal.
Brought forward ...... ...... ...... ······

Milk, Condensed ... Great Britain dozs. nil ······ nil
United States ... 4 ······
------ --·----
4
Total ... ... 4 ... ... 4
Mills for Grinding ... Great Britain ...

pkgs.
529
no.
...... . pkgs.
529
no.
United States ... 6 ....... 6

J Total ... ... -------
529 6 ······ 529 6
Mineral Water ... France ... case~
------
2 ...... 2
--
Muslin&, P1fated ... Great Britain 694201
· - -......
- - - 694201
yards
Music ... ... Great Britain pieces
------
180
------
......
------
180
Musical Tnst1·uments ... Great Britain ...
-------- ------
28 ......
------
28
United State~ ... ...... I 1
Foreign States, S ..A.. ... 1 ...... 1
Spanish \Yest Indies ... ...... 7 7
Republic of Haiti ... ······ 5 5
Total ... ... 29
--------
13
-------
42
' .- - - -------
Negro Caps ... ... Great Britain dozs. 795 795
--------· - - - - - · - - - -
......
casks bushels ca~ks bushels
Nuts of alikinds ... Great Britain ... 3 ...... 3
United States ... 21 15 bushels 36
Republic of Haiti ... - - - -26- 26 ......
Total ... 7 47
-----
15
-------
7 62
~·
------ ·- -------
Nutmegs ... ... Great Britain ... -------
1511 lbs. 1 case ······ 1511 lbs. 1 casf
------
Oats ... ... Great Britain bshls. 262 ...... 262
British N.A. Colonies ... 1136 ...... 1136
... ---
Total ... 1398 ······ 1308
Oatmeal ... ... Great Britain brls.
-----
32 44-19(!
-------
······
-----
32 44-196
British N.A. Colonies brls. ·40-196 ...... 40·196
United States ... 5 ······ 5
---- ··------- - - ---
Total ... ... 37 84-196 ...... 37 84-196
Oil Cake ... Great Britain cwt. 1577 0 25 1577 0 25
United States 19 3 10 67 2 0 87 1 10
Total ... 159707-16720-16642 7
Carried forward I ...... ......

OF IMPOR'l'S. u 41
I
VALUE. DUTY.
Quantities Entered for !
Home 1...onsumption. - - - - - - - I - - - - - - 4RTICLE5.
. 1OfTotallmports· Gross Amount Ra t c & w h en Impos,ea.
Ucecived.
~------- I
-------1-------1----------1----------·
£ s. a. £ s. a.
l,025,912 16 1 133,058 19 8
nil
4 2 13 G Free, Army and Na1y. Milk, Condensed.
4
pkg~ no.
529 3,426 13 7 Free. l\Iills for Griniing.
G 7 11 3
11-----------
52J 6
2 1 4 0 0 3 0 12k per cent. Mineral Water. .

4,716 17 9 58J 12 3 Ditto. Muslins, Printed.
700118
Free. :\Iusic.
180 9 2 9 ······
101 1,380 5 0 ...... 121 per cent. 1.Iuoical Instruments.
1 15 14 0
l 20 0 0
7 158 12 0
28 0 0
115
795 220 15 10 27 12 0 Ditto. Negro_ Caps.
-·----------
casks bushels
3 4 17 () Ditto. Nuts of all kinda.
36 21 13 0
4 6 0 0
12 1 0 0 4 3 10
7 48
·--~----
lbs. case Nutmegs.
1511 l 81 12 11 10 4 I Ditto.
------·-- Oats.
262 45 7 8 ······ 4d. per bushel.
1136 139 16 0
----------13!l8 23 6 0
32 H-196 156 14 9 ...... 2s. per barrel. Oatmeal.
40-196 0 10 0
5 5 0 0
37 84-196 3 14 10
- - -·------
0 25 927 7 10 Oil Cake•
1577
87 l 10 45 16 (i
1664 2 7
-··--·---·-- --~--~--
1,037,336 1 11 133,917 2 1
ll-!MPORTS1 1870.
u 42
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. I
In B. Vesjlels. InFgn. Vessels. Total.
,,..
Oil, Castor
Brought forward
... ... Great Britain
······
gals.
......
4638~
......
......
······
4638~
(
Bl'itish N.A. Colonies ... 19~ ...... 19}
United States ... ...... 20 20
,,,.- ""-. Total ... ...

- 4658 20
- 4678
Oil, CoalJ ... ... United States gals.

-----
······
- -
390
- - 390
... - - 12
- - ------ - - - - - -.-
12
Oil, Cod 1ver Great Britain gals. ······
f!I> ... nil ······ ......
... ----
United States
... 12
Oil, Colza. ... ...

Total
Great Britain gals.
12
2747
-- - - - - -
······
......
~----
2747
Oil, Engjne ... ... Great Britain gals. ······
1735 1735
... gals.
------
3126
----- - -3126
---
Oil, Fish and Lard Great Britain ······
British N. A. Colonies ... 4624 ······ 4624
.
'
Total ... ... - 8537 90
- ------
Sf,27
... - -1433- -
Oil, Kerosine Great Britain gals. 1433 ······
Calcutta, East Indies ... 12 It•• •• 12
British N.A. Colonies ... 1000 , ..... 1000
United States ... 87170 36519 123689
Republic of Haiti ... ······ 28 28
... ...
-----
89615
-- - - -----
36547 126162 I
Oil, Linseed ...

Total
Great Britain ... 10472
--...... - -10472
---
......
------
Oil, Neatsfoot ... Great Britain gal!. 562 562
-------- ......
... ... gals. 18 18
Oil, Paint
Oil, Petroleum ...
Great Britain
Great Bl'italn gals. 6
--
...... - 6
~
... 240 ······ 240

Uniled States
Total ... ... I~~- ---- 246
Oil, Tallow ... ... British N.A. Colonies gals.

---- 100······
--~- --~~--
100
... ... Great Britain gals. 100

-----
......
- -100- -
Oil, Tar
------ - - - - 1068--
Oil, Vegetable ... Great Britain gals.
...
1068 2-32 ······ 2-32
Bl'itish N ..cl.. Colonies
Total ... . ..
128
1196 2-32
-
...... -
······ 128
-
1196 2-32 •
Oi!, Olives ... ... Great Britain gals. 6005 30-32 ······
46
6005 30-32
France ... ...... 46
Foreign States, S.A. ...
...
50 24-32
6 8-32
······
......
50 24-32
6 8-32
..
Spanish West Indies
Total ... ... 6062 30-32 46
----6108 30-32
...... -
I
...... ------
Carried forward
I ······ ······
-
. QF Bf PORTS. u 43
~uantities Entered for I

Ilome Consumption.
VALUE. DUTY.
ARTICLES.
Gross Amount
or Total Imports. Received. Rate & when Imposed.
1
£ s. d. £ s. d. 111 ...
....... 1,037,336 1 11 133,917 2 1
4638~ b31 16 4 ....... 9d. per gallon. Oil, Castor.
19t 5 0 0
20 8 11 10 ,
- - -1!678- - -
I - - -12- - -
390 . 28 0 0
175 8 6
10 9 2 Ditto. Oil, Coal.

(.,,.,_ r,~.
l 21 5 0 ...... Ditto. Oil, Cod Liver.

...
...... 4
---~---
12 0 9 0
--- ---
2747 669 12 7 Ditto. Oil, Colza.
103 0 3
1735 346 11 6 65 1 3 Ditto. Oil, Engine.
- - -3126
-·--
486 17 0 ...... Ditto. Oil, Fish a® Lard.
4624 720 3 0
877 '125 1 6
------
' 8627
-------
1433 173 17 3
323 10 3
...... Ditto. Oil, Kerosine•
.
12 1 10 0
1000 125 0 0
12368~ 15,461 2 6
28 3 IO 0
- -126162
-----
4,731 ] 6
---
10724 1,546 15 11 402 3 0 Ditto. Oil, Linseed,
562
--
118 11 6 21 1 6 Ditto. Oil, Neatsfoot.
--------
18 2 18 2 (J 13 6
------
6 0 12 0 ......
Ditto.
Ditto .
Oil, Paint.
Oil, Petroleum.
240 24 0 0
24G 9 4 6 '
- 100 10 0 0 3 15 0 Ditto. Oil, Tallow.
---- - -.-
100 10 0 0
-----..-
1068 2-32 194 14 8
3 l5 0 Ditto. Oil, Tar.
128 19 4 0 ······ Ditto. Oil, Vegetable.

'1
1196 2-32 I - 44 17 0
-60~ 30-o2 -r--1 2,102 2 0
16 2 0
...... Ditto • Oil, Olives.
so 24-32 I 17 15 3
•
-1
6 8-32 ! 2 ? 9
6108 30-32 229 ~ 8

. . ... ... 1,060,loB~ . 1~0,041 13 -2
-·· c~
···~ ~
u 44 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES D1POR1'ED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. 1--------,-------.,-------
Jn B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
Brought fonvarJ
Olives Spanish West Indies kegs 213} 213!
· Onions Great Britain lbs.
~------
. -·---·-- --------
11217
11217
United States 6930 9.30 7880
Total 19043 950 1!J!l93
case lhs. case Jhs.
Opium Great.Britain 343 343
Total l 343 1-~~- 343

------··
Orangci Water
_____ nil
__
yarcls pieces
.., ------ ------
yanl8 pieces
Oznaburgli Great)lritain 1367437 1919 13(;7487 1919
--=:__JI
Total J3®Q37 19l!J l3GD287 1919
· Paintings and Photographs Great Britain
17 17
United States 2 ] 3
Total --19-,---1--,- 2 0 -
P:.inters' Colors · Gren.t Britain
----------·I la75
1375
United States I 21 22
Total -1;76-1-21--1 13D7
Pans for boiling Sugar

1002_1_________1_1002---ll
Great Britain
Paper Great Britain reams -1~2-,--
... -... - 122
France ...... 6 6
Total
-- 2385
-----------
2429
------
4814
Paperings Great Britain pieces 297 297
British West Indies
Total 297 400 G97
Peas, B. Eye British N.A. Colonies bshls.
-------
162
----- 162
British W t'~t Inc.lies 57 57
United States 316 8-60 39 8-60 3;35 16-60
Foreign States 181 181
. ~~~~--=~~1 w w
Republic of Haiti ™
Total
Canied forward
OF IMPORTS. u 45
VALUE. DUTY.
Q\iantitics Entered for
Homo Consumption. ARTICLES.
Gross Amount
Of Total Imports. Received. Rate & when Imposed.
£ s. d. £ d. ...
······ 1,060,108 19 8 140,041 13 2
213! 53 3 0 6 12 11 12! per cent, Olives.
--- 11217 Onions.
93 9 6 . . . , .. 1 Free.
896 7 9 4
7880 65 13 4
- - - - - ---
19993
---------··-
1
343 lbs. 54.Z 9 11 67 16 3 12t per cent. Opium,
warehoused I
I
'
343
---- --
yards pieces
1482949 1919 25,801 10 4 ... .. Ditto • · Oznaburgh.
1940 32 6 8 3,22'9 4 8 : t:
1484889 1919
-- I
17 59 12 7 .." .. " Free• Paintings, &c.

3 17 16 0
--------
20
1375 2,715 4 0 ..... , l2t per cent, Painters' Colors.
22 15 11 8 341 7 0
1397
- - -1002
---- 4,675 11 3 ......, Pans for Boiling Sugar.
Free.
122 29 15 6 ······ .... ,-,, Paper. I
6 2 5 0
352 264 0 0
97 41 4 I)
297 60 6 3 49 13 11 12t per cent. I'

-------
874
---------
1243 27 8 l ...... 1•4••• Paperings.
I'
512 12 16 0
I·
400 10 0 0 12~ per cent.
f
6 5 6 I'
f1
2155
l.
'1''
162
57
48 12 0
17 2 0
...... 4d. per bushel. Pea~, B. Ey01. '
355 16-60 106 11 0
181 ' 54 6 0 I
15 0 0 ~
50
I-
11
805 16-60 13 g 5 ,,
...... ---~-
1,094,878 3 7
~---
143,756 1 10 I 11
I
l2-!MPORTS1 1870.
u 4.6 ENU}tIERATION
QUANTITIES BlPORTED.
AR'!'ICLJ<:S.
II Countries whence Imported.
In .B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
I!- - - · - --
Brought forward
Peas, S111it ... ... , Great Britain bshls. 140 140
ICalcutta, E. Indies 80 80
British N .A. Colonies 14 14
IUnited States 2930

-------------
250
--------
3180
Total 3Hi4
----------------,
pkgs.
_____
3114
lbs.
_ 250
pkgs. lps.
. ,.
Pepper, Black Great Britain
British :N'. A. Colonies
~:3 2087
560
I 23 2687
560
Spanish West Inuies 3 3
Total 26 5047 26 50-17
-pkgs.
--- - -------
doz.
pkgs. dozen pkgs. doz.
Perfumery .. . Great Britain 12:& 1481 122 1481
France 3G 36
Republic of Haiti ... __·__1_1__=__,______1_
Total 165 1487 91 3G 256 1523
- - - - - - -1---------- -·-------
Personal Effects .. . Great Britain rkgs. 42 42
United States 1 1
--4-:---1--=-----~-
Republic of Haiti
Total
Photograph l\lateria.Is Great Britain pkgs. 2 2

United States
________ -
,
2
- ---- 2
------
Total
______ ---------------
,
cases
2
dozen
2
cases
4
dozen
Pickles ... Great Britain 2 2
British N. A. Colonies 4 4
- - - - - - - ---·----''·- ---'--------
Total 3 6
I 3
------------
6
1-------
Ditto I
••. Great Britain brls. 2 1 ......- - 2
Pipes of Clay . . . RepulJlic of Haiti gross
---------------
250 j
------·
250
1---------- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - ·
Pipes for Fluids . .. Great Britain pieces --~~!! ._~~-- ____..
1664_ _ __
Pitch .. . United States brls. 25 73 98
-------- ' - - - - · - - --------1
Platcu Ware ... Great Britain pkgs. 12 12
United Stateg
----'---l-----1--------ll
Total 13 13
-------------·--!-~------·
Carried forward
OF DIPORTS. iJ 47
I
VALUE. I DUTY.
Home Consumption. I
• ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate & when Imposed.
lfoceivcJ.
I .
• £ s. d. £ s. d.
······ l,094,878 3 7 143,756 1 10
140 77 17 5 12~ per cent. Peas, Split.
.. ······
00 40 0 0
14 3 4 0
2115 I ,HO 10 7 153 19 0
-----1 2349
pkgs.
173
lbs.
4650 l
I
215 17 4 ······ Ditto Pepper, Black.
560
I
7 0 0 27 17 2
warehoused
warehoused
----------
l
173 5210
--------·--
pkg~. doz.
1:.27 1481 2,605 9 1 Ditto. Perfumery.
······
134.
. 37 1 8 9
102 14 6
5 3 0 0
I
I
1 0 16 0 339 3 I I
-------
2Gl 15~4
---------
42 869 17 8
······
I
I Ditto. Personal Effects.
I
4
11 ]5 6
6 0 0
I
I
llO 19 2
-------~
47
I
I
----------
2 Ditto.
I
I 24 4 6 ······ Photograph \Iaterials.
---~~---1 I
26 16 0 6 7 71
---~--,
cases
2
<lozen
2 0 JO ..... . , Ditto. Pickles.
4 2 6 0
·----·
1
--~
2
--
1 16 2 0 15 5 .
3 6
--------
2 6 5 0
--------- ······ Free, A. & N. Ditto.
100 18 15 0 2 6 11 12} per cent. Pipes of Clay.
1664 1,501 19 9 ··~ ... Free Pipes for Fluids.
98 48 2 7 6 0 4 12} per cent. Pitch.
13 808 16 6 ...... Ditto. Plated Ware.
1 14 15 3
1 1 10 0 113 2 9
15
- · - - - ------
1,102,471 2 0 144,516 13 9
······ i
u 48 ENUMERATION
- - - -
ARTICLES. Countries ~ence Imported, -----------------
In B. Vessels. In fgn. V cssels. Total.
·-----------1-----------1-------·------- --·----~
Brought forward
Plants, Growing ... Great Britain pkgs. 8 8
Plaster of Paris ... Unitecl States hgd. 1----~-,--1---
Ploughs ... Great Bl'itain
-----
43
------------
48
Pork, Wet, Salted .. . Great Britain brls.
1---·---1-----------------
25 175-200 25 175-200
British West Inclies 3 3
United States
Total 4438 1-200 1221 180-200 5659 181-200
-------·------·-
hampers bshls.
- ----
hampers bshls.
Potatoes ... Great Britain 96 12.12 96 1232
United States 60 184 bshls. 244
Total
------
!-16 1855
---------·1
184
-------
96 2039
------1-------- - - - - - - -
Printing Materials .• . Great Britain pkg. at value
United States
Total ______,______
---1
cases
1
-~--1-------------
lbs. '
1
cases
2
lbs.
Prunes . . . Great Britain 10 420 JO 420
Pumps . . . Great Britain
-------
110
------.-------
110
British N .A. Colonies 3 3
United States 2 2
1 - - - - - - - - - - - -:- - - - · - - -··
Total ... 115 ...... 115
Railway Truck Wheels Great Britain pkg~. --54-----:.-..--1 54
------------1------
lbs. boxes lbs. boxes
Raisins ••• Great Britain 5667 5667
I·
United States 100 lbs. I· 100
SpaniBh West Indies 21 21
Republic of Haiti 3 24 24 3
--~·---- ~------1--------
Total 8688 298 124 8812 298
Rice ... Great Britain lbs.
--·-----
3415400
------- - - - - - - -
3415400
1-lan~e Towns 5:37:351 1367696 1905047
British N.A. Coloniea 7012354 7012354
RcpulJlic of Haiti 11762 11762
Total
---- 1379458 -----
- 11076270 12455728
-,--.--~--
Carried forward
---------------.- --
OF IMPORTS.
y,\LUE. DUTY. .
llome UonsumpLiou.
Gross Amount Rate & when Imposed.
• ARTICJ;,ES.
Of Total Imports.
Received.
£ s. d. £ 11· d. ,
....... 1,102,471 2 0 144,516 13 9 .
8 28 9 0 Free. Plants, Growing.
I-· ······ •
l 3 5 0 0 8 ~ 121 ~r oont Plaster of Paris.
- - -43 325 0 2 ' ...... Free. PlougHa.
~-
15 75-200 76 17
······ j 15s. per barrel. Pork, Wet, Salted.
140 24-200 700 12 06 '
- -4115
- -. - --
3
3956 196-200
15 0 0
19,784 18 0 . •
•
95-200 3,086 12 2
--------
)).ampers busbels
96 1232 222 12 3 ..... , Free • Potatoes.
563 110 0 0
244 90 0 O '
--------
96 2039
,
Printing Materials.
'
at ,·alue 108 6 9 ..... ,_ Free.
·-- - · ·-----
3 36 11 10 .
a
-
casee lbs.
18 180 73 5 11 9 3 3 12l :ver cent. Prunes.
------ -- l
HO 981 11 11 ...... Free . Pumps.
3 3 0 0
•
2 6 5 0
- ·- -----.
115
54 242 13 0 ...... Free• Railway Truck Wheels

- - - - -boxes
---
lbs.
5667
295
101 6 2
······ 12l per cent. Raisins.
127 16 0
100 2 a 10
3000 60 Iii 0
321 8 8 0
24 3 10 16 0
-- 9112 298
38 18 2
3467967
2602327
14,440
10,843
17
0
3
7
...... 38. per 100 lb . Rice.
92002 883 6 10
45675 190 6 3
-
t---·
warel1oused
11762 49 0 2 .
6219733 9,329 12 0
······ 1,151,497 6 5 156,981 7 6
l 3-!llPORTS1 1870.
u 50 ENU::IIERATIO ~
QUANTITIES LUPORTED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. 1

'l'ota1.
- - - - - - - - - - - ___________._·r_n_B_._v_e_ss_e_1s_. In Fgn. Vessels.
Brought forward ... ... .

.
Ibo:! ~7~ ==~~=--=--
Rosin ... Great Britain
Saddles, Old ... ... Spanish West Indies
casks cwts. casks cwt.
Sago ... Great Britain .. . 11 88 I 23 •... • 11 88 I 23
cases cases
S1ianish West Indies ... 2 ...... 2
Total ... ... 11 2 88 1 2:3 ...:-..- -1ll2-88i 23

-------
ca~es
doz.
----·--- ----
cases doz. 1
Sardines ... Great Britain ... 95 127J 11-12 95 127111-J.2
France ...
Total ... ...
Ditto ... Great Britain dozs.
~alt ... Great Britain lbs. 2635738 2635738

I
Calcutta, E. Indies ... 1500 1500
British N.A. Colonies ... 2895 2895
I
British West Indies 23-13096 234309&-
United States
Foreign States, S.A. 75308 . ......
II 75308
. Spanish West Indies 14508 I ... . I 14508
Total ... . .. ----so1304-5- , .. .. . . 1 50730_4_5_ _..
Salt, Rock ... Great Britain ·~ --~~~-:-1-- . ·. .-, 26~-4~-WJ· ~0

Sausages ... Great Britain lbs . 227 ...... 227
France ... I 116 ...... 116
Hanse Towns 88 ...... 68
United States 61 ······ 61
Spanish West Indies 12 ······ 12
--··-----1--------1-------1
Total ... 504
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _J _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 504
Scltzer's Waters
Sewing Machines
...
...
Hause Towns
Great Britain
cases
...
________,___ ---- - - - - - - -
,
161
5 5
United States ... 2 cases

Total ... ... 161 2
---·---
pkgs. pieces
________,______
Ship's :Materials ... British N.A. Colonies ... 105
...
United Stales
Foreign States . ...
10
41 38
Total ... ...
---·---.
156 38
- ------------
156 38
1
- - - · - - - ----------------]
Carried forward
I ······
OF IMPORTS. U51
I
VALUE. DUTY.
Home Consumption. -- - ARTlCLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount
R ece1"e
· d. 'R d
I I• ate, & when Impose .
I1,151,497
£ s. d.
5
£ s. a.
156,981 7 61
I
······ 6
-------
1374
2
5 15 5
5 0 0
······
1 Free.
0 12 6 12t per cent.

Rosin.
Saddles, Old.
.
cask~ cwts.
--
16 99 2 11 138 7 2 17 5 11 Ditto. Sago.
warehoused
- - - - - -·---
16 99 2 11
cases dozen
56 1999 1-12 691 12 3 ...... Ditto. Sardines,
185 38 11 9 91 5 6
---------
56 2184 1-12
.
39110-12 82 13 8 ..... , Free, Army and Navy . Ditto.
--------
2154910 2,303 13 0 ...... ls, per 100 lbs . S1.lt. '
1500 1 12 1
2895 3 1 9
2588596 3,014 1 8
80925 90 0 0
. -,
l8Ull6 201 0 0
23400 25 0 4
5041342 2,520 13 5
cw ts.
Salt, Rock.
• 268-1 0 10
· - -- - - - - -
264 3 8
······ Free .
227 24 14 7 ...... 2d. per lb . Sausages.
116 12 12 8
88 9 15 6
61
12
. I
6 12 l
6 1
--·-------
504 4 4 0
5 4 l 3 0 10 2 12} per cent. Seltzer's Waters.
161
-- 691 16 11 ...... Free • Sewing Machines.
2 cases 13 4 8
······
161 2
-----------
pkgs. pieces
105 G 11 3 12! per cent. Ship's Matcrial!f.
10 5 0 0
53 38 9 18 6 2 13 9
168 38
-~-
...... -
1,159,147 12 8 159,618 12 9
u 52 ENUl\lERATION
-===-= ~
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported. ------
Brought forward ...... ······ ...... ······

Sheep ... ... Great Britain ... 3 ······ 3
Foreign Statee, S.A. ... 44 ...... 44
- - - - - - ------
Total ... ... 47 ······ 47
Shooks, Hhds. Trcs. & Phns Great Britain ...
---- -------
16373 ...... 16373
British N. A. Colonies ... 22 ······ 22
United States ... 700 ······ 700
- - - . - - - - - .- - -
Total ... ... 17095 ...... 17095
-.-----.-- - - - - ---
Silver Plate ... ... Great Britain pkgs. 5
--------
......
----
5
yards pieces yards pieces
Silks ... ... Great Britain ... 6670 .. ..... 6670
British N. A, Colonies ... 10 ...... 10
--·----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
. Total ... 6670 10 ..... . 6670 JO
Slates ... ... Great Britain pkgs.

"'
55 -~-:-:-
- - -·- - -
. . -1-55·-
----
Soap ... ... Great Britain lbs. 120183:3 ······ l:Wl833
British West Indies ... 60 ······ 60
United States ... 473906 84600 558506
Republic of Haiti .. . 19542 ...... 19542
---------
Total ... ... 1695341 84600 l 1779941
Ditto ... ... Great Britain lbs. 120 --... -...- - - ,--120 -
------- ----~ . ----·--
Soda ... ... GJ·eat Britain ...

pkgs.
69
lbs.
2106 ......
- - - · - -.-.-.-
I______
pkgs. lbs.
2106
()\j
___,
... ... Great Britain pkgs. 16
-·----- _ _::..:.:.:.:___,_~6--
Soda Water
Ditto ... ... Great Britain pkgs. 36 ... .. I 36
.
- - - --------
Spices ... ... Great Britain lbs.
-----
921 ...... I 921
···---
Spirits, Alcohol ... Great Britain gals.
---·
38} ...... I--------
38~
Spirits, Braady ... Great Britain gals. 201G9 2-32 ...... 20169 2-32
France ... 52 16-32 ······ 52 16-32
IIan~e Towns ... 111 851 962
British N. A. Colonies ... 81 28-32 ...... 81 28-32
British West Indies ...
.······
16 16
t'panish vv e~t Indies
Republic of Haiti
...... 37 16-32 ..... 37 16 32
90 18-32 ······_,..._.,....._ ------- 90 18-32
Tot'.1.1 ... ... 20558 16-32 851 21409 16-3Z
-------
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 1372 21-32 ...... 1372 21-32
------- -------
Spirits, Cordials ... Great Britain
France
gals.
...
349 3-32
52 11-32 .······
.....
349 3-32
52 11-32
Foreign StatP,s, S.A. ... 26 8-3~ . ..... 26 8-32
Rcpul>lic of Haiti ... ······ 1 28 32 1 28-32
Ca.nied forward
-
'
'Total ...
······
- =-
... --------
427 22-32
. --
---
....., -:-1 ~8~ -+=·~. '.'-32 .
...
OF IMPORTS. u 53
,,
::Quantities Entered for .
VALUE. I DUTY.
I ,,
,, Home Consumption. Of Total Imports.' Gross
~-~---
Amount
Received.
-------!
Rate, & when Imposed.
ARTIQLE~.
IL t
-----I ;'
1:
£ s. d.· £ s. d.
...... 1,1 59,147 12 8 159,618 12 9 Ii
I! 3
Ii
I•
11 0 0 Free. Sheep.
,t 44 17 12 0
47
'--- f
,!
16373
22
.
1l,483 16 10
s 8 oI
Free. Shooks.
I
I~
1IL: 700 188 2 1 '
.
'It'-
-------
17095
5 567 19 .I 70 19 11 12~ per cent. ISilver Plate.
~
yar<ls
6670
pieces
10
1,311 i
14 8 0
3
165 13 9
Ditto,
lSil~s.
----·
6670 10
I!...-----
55 83 16 3 Free. Slates.
- -1208139
---- 14,380 2 9
It 5s. 6d. per 100 lbs. Soap.
1: 60 0 16 0
,, 500100 !!It 3,901 8 0
,, 12552 218 0 0
1720851 4,732 6 9
- - -120
----
. 1 0 0 Free, Army and Navy. Ditto,
pkg-s. lbs.
(j!) 2106 102 1 2 Free. Soda.
- - -16- - - Soda Water.
29 16 6 3 14 7 12! per cent.
·-~
36 53 7 0 Free. Ditto..
1077 61 3 9 7 13 0 12~ per cent. Spices.

----~--
4} 2 3 6 2 5 0 IOs. per gallon. Spirits, Alcohol.
-------
. 12149 1!.J-32 6,163 17 6
·"···· ·!Os. per gallon, Spirits, Brandy.
148 2-32 86 8 0
,, 369
warehoused
141 14 0
16 11 0 0
warehoused
warehoused
I'
12682 21-32 6,341 6 7
1372 21-32 697 3 6 :Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
------ 257 19 0 10s. per gallon. Spirits, Cordial
286
w::nchouscd
s ·s-32 4 10 0
1 28-32 2 0 0
293 4-12 146 ll , 3 10s. per gallon.

----,,---1--..,-.-,,.-
. ___
······ j1, 1~8,945 8 1 171,089 3 7
14-1MPORTS1 1870.
• •
u 54 ·ENUMERATION
QUANTITIE~ IM.POUTED·
ARTICLES.
---~-------·1-----------·:-----~
Countries whence lll1ported.
In B. Vessels. ln Fgn. Vessels. 'l'otal.
------
Brought forward
Spirits, Cordials ... Great Britain gals, 76 16-32 76 16-32
Spirits, Gin ... . . . Great Britain gals. 2665 25-32 2665 25-32
France
British West Indies 27-32 27-32
Foreign States, S. A. 7 16-32 7 16-32
Spanish West Indies 275 25-32 275 25-32
Tota,l 2949 29-32 63 3012 29-32
1--------1---------------·
Ditto ... Great Britain- gals. 944 17-32 944 17-32
Spirits, Bay Rum ... Great Britain gals. 16-32 Hi-32

Total
Spirits, Whisky .. . Great Britain
Ditto .. . Great Britain 65 30-32 65 30-32
•.. British West Indies box

-~--- -------1---------
.... fl'
Sponges
pkgs.
- - -
220
- - --------1---------
220
Stationery •.. Great Britain
France 1 1
Hanse Towns 3 3
British West Indies l ]

Spanish West Indies I 1
Total
_______ - - - - - - --------
, 467
pkgs. pieces
257
pkgs.
724
i1icccs
Steam Engines ... Great Britain 844 23 844 2:3
---16----1--- -------------·
Stills . .. Great Britain pkgs. 16
Statuary ·.. Great Britain at value at yalue
--- ---·1-------~'--------
heads seroon~ heads seroons
Straw. Palmetto ... Spanish West Indies 85600 74 85600 74
---6 ---- --------1-----
Straw Manufactures · · · Great Britain pkgs. 6
1 - - -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Total 9 9
Sugar for Exportation ... Spanish West Indies brls.

-----
10
-------- -----·
10
lbs.
-------
207651
-------------
I• 207651
Sugar, Refined . . . Great Britain
-------11- - - - - - - - · - - - -
Ditto ... Great Britain. lbs. 8754 8754
1------- ---·-----1------
Swine ... Great Britain no. 4 4
Carried forward
······
OF IMPORTS. u 55
I VALUE. DUTY.
Quan ti ties Entered for
Home Co11s11mption, J
-- ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate, & when Imposed.
Received.
---·
£ s. d. £ s. d.
1,198,945 8 1 171,089 3 7
······
76 16-32 63 14 0 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Spirits. Cordials •
2448 488 12 0 10s. per gallon. Spirits, ~in.

······
e8 31-32 J 16 9
27-32 0 3 5
. .
7 16-32 l IO 0
30 6 0 0
warehoused
______
___._2495 10-32 1,247 13 2
205 12 9 Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.

944 17-32 ······
16-32 0 10 0 ...... 10s. per gallon. Spirits, Bay Rum.
warehoused .
16-32 0 5 0
------ 24 14 0 ai 3 2 10s. per gallon.
' Spfrits, Whisky.
G4 10-32
----------
65 30-32 26 13 6 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
-~------
1 0 4 0 0 0 6 12~ per cent. Sponges.

- - -------
.
231 5,662 2 0
2 3 4
.... , . Ditto. Stationery. ~
1
3 26 13 3
warehoused
502 179 0 J
1 3 0 0 734 2 4
-------
738
-----·------
pkgs. pieces
844 23 5,460 5 0 ...... Free. Steam 'Engines.
--------- ........ Stills.
16 1,698 0 8
······
at >alue 11 16 6 1 9 7 12~ per cent. Statuary.
----~---
heads seroons Straw, Palmetto.

85600 74 257 14 8 32 4 4 ····•!
- 6 38 16 0 ...... ...... Straw Manufactures.
__ ...;-
3
9
73 8 8 14 0 7
warehouseu
- ...... ...... ······ Sugar for Exportation.
144096 2,773 15 2 1,200 16 0 2d. per 1b. Sugar, RefineJ.

------·
8754 122 18 10 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
8 0 0 ...... ...... Swine.
4
······
-- 1,216,082 12 8
-
174,351 18 3
-
..
ENUUERATION
··- -
- ARTIOLSS. Conntry whence Imported.
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. I Total.
=
Brought forward
······ ...... , ..... ......
cask lbs. cnsk llis.
Tapioca ... ... Great Britain ... -----
l 112 ...... 1 112
brls. half-brl. brls. half-bil.

Tar ... ... Great Britain ... 25 l ...... 25. l
- . Hanse Towns ... ...... 17 brls. 17
United States ... 20 , ..... 20

Total ... ... 45 l
- 17 62
~--
1
Tea ... ... Great Britain lbs. 105!)4 ..... 10594
Ifanse Towns ... ······ 38 38
.
United States ... ······ 2 2
British N. A. Colonies ... 18 , ..... 18
--- - - -----
Total ... ... 10612 40 10652
-------- ------ -------
Ditto ... ... Great Britain lbs. 1046 ...... 1046
- - - - - ------
Telegraphic Materials ... Great Britain pkgs . 1097 1097 ······
... ... ...... --
Thermometers Great Britain at val.
I at val.
•
Tiles ... ... Great Britain ... 1853 ······ I 1853
Tobacco, Leaf ... Great Britain lbs. 16061 ...... 160614
Calcutta, E. Indies ... 215 ...... 21!>
British West Indies ... 3589 ...... 358!)
.
United States ... 101416 ······ 10141G
Foreign States
..I 13993 ······ J:,'993
Spanish West Indies
Republic of Haiti
... I 57340
5444
.....• 57340
5444
... I ······
-- ---
, Total ... ... ! 198058 ...... I198058
Tobacco, Manufactured Great Britain lbs. 826 826
······
Hanse Towns ... ······ 11 11
British West Indies ... ······ ...... ······
United States ... 111306~ 32393 143699~
Spanish West Indies ... 464 9-16 ...... 464 9-16
French West Indies ... 100 ······ 100
Total ... ... 112958 1-16 32404
-----
145362 1-16
Tobacco, Segars ... Grent Britain lbs. I· 2l86} ······ 218G~
Caleuttn, E. Indies ... )._
. ..... !
Hause Towns ... ......• llGl 116}
British N. A. Colonies ... 94 ..... 94
Spanish W e~t Indies ... 4417 ...... 4417
Total ... ... 6698 llGl 6814i
Carried forward ...... ..... , ······' ······
•
OF IMPORTS. u 57
VALUE. DUTY.
Qu:mtitie.s Entered for
Home Consumption.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amour.t
Received,
I
Rate, & when Imposed.
ARTICLES.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
...... I ,216,082 12 8 174,351 18 3
casks lbs.
1 112 4 10 2 0 11 3 12~ pe1· cent. Tapioca.
---------
barrels half-brls.
25 ] 25 6 10 ...... ...... Tar.
17
. 13 17 4
20 22 6 2 7 13 10 \
62 . 1
---·
11055 1,257 3 10
······ ls. per lb. Tea.
38 3 18 5
2 l 17 3
18 0 4 2
11113 555 13 0
1046 68 12 6 ...... Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
--------
1097 4,706 IO 6 ...... ······ Telegraph Materials.
\ ------·
at value 48 18 0 6 2 3 12~ per cent. Thermometers.
1853 14 13 6 ······ Free. Tiles.
- - -1729
--- ...... 6d. per lb.
39 14 0 Tobacco, Leaf.
215 4 18 9
1310 29 15 10
78371 1,799 15 9
11878 272 14 8
18482 424 7 5
880 20 4 2
---·----
112865 2,821 12 6
--------
1314 131 8 0 ...... ls. per lb. Tobacco, Manufactured.
11 1 2 0
261 26 2 0
36!; 3 13 0
120313 12,031 6 0
464 9-16 46 9 0
100 IO 0 0 6,125 0 1
---------
122500 1-16
203} 812 12 0 ...... 5s. per lb. Tobacco, Segars.

,,
l 0 4 0
1161 46 14 0
54 21 12 0
2628~ 1,051 IO 0
-~------- '
483U 1,207 17 6
-----~-- -------- ----- -
...... 1,239,024 13 11 185,076 8 8
l5-faPORTS1 1870.
u 58 ENUMERATION
=c
QUANTITIES DIPOilTE D.
In B. Vessels. IInFgn. Vessels. Total
--
Brought forward ...... ...... ...... ······
Tobacco Seeds ... Spanish West Indies pkg. ] ...... 1
Tombs ... ... Great Britain ...

---4 ...... 4
Tong11es, Dried ... Great Britain

-·----- ------
...... 592
lbs. 592
United State& ... 494
------
50 544
Total ... ...
- -----
1086 50
-------
1136
Tongue:::, ·wet, Salted ... Great Britain brls.
------
57 ...... 57
United States ... 460 124-200 22 88-200 483 12-200

Republic of Haiti ... 5 ······ 5
------ -------
Total ... . .. 527 124-200 22 88-200 550 12-200
Ditto ... ... Great Britain brh;. 2
----
......
- -2- - -
Truss Hoops ... Great nritain setts
-------
450
------
......
- -450
---
Turpentine ... ... United States gals.
----1425! ......
------
1425}
... ---------· -------- --------
Toys ... Great Britain pkgs. 5 ······ 5
France ... 1 ..... 1
Total ... ... ----·--
fl
- - - - - - ------·--
. ..... 6
- - - - - ------ - - - - -
Varn!sh ... ... United States gals. 390 ...... 390
Vati! ... ... Great Britain no . 2 . .....
------- 2
- bushels - bush<.'ls cases
Vegetables, Fresh ... Great Britain bshh. 148 ...... 148
France ... ... ······ 6 cases 6
Total ... ...
------
148 6
---
148 6
-------
lbs. oases lbs. cases
Vermicelli ... ... Great.Britain ... 78D 100 ······ 78!) lOO
Foreign States, ... 7040 ...... 7040
Spanish West Iudies ... 480 1 ······ 1 480
Total ...
-~---
... 8309 101

-----
......
------
8300 101
... ... Great Britain gals. 20
-~---- ------
20
·Vinegar ······ brla.
barrels
Ilanse Towns ... 1482
galls.
:!O 1482 20
Repul>lic of Haiti ... 220 ······ 220
----~·- ------- -
Total ... ... 186() 81 20 1947 20
·White Lime . ... French West Inilies casks 12
~----
...... 12
Wicker Work ... Great Britain pkgs. 200 ...... l;OO
Hause Towns ... ...... 136 136
- Total ... ... 200 136
-------
336
------- ------
Canied forward
······ ······ ······ ······
'·~
~··
-
OF IMPORTS. u 59
VALUE.
-DUTY.
Home Consumption.
I°' Tobi Impoc••·
Gross Amount
ARTICLES.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
.. . ... 1,239,024 13 11 185,076 8 8
--~·ehou~_I .....• ······ ······ Tobacco SeeM.

4 198 0 0 24 15 0 12~ per .cent. Tombs.
592 I 30 17 2 ...... 2d. per lb. Tongues, Dried•
544 28 7 2
--- ---
1136 9 9 4
---~-~
57 285 0 0 ...... 15s. per 200 lbs. Tongues, W i:t, Salt~d.
5 25 0 0
Ji
375 144-200 1,878 12 0
5 25 0 0
--- ---
442 144-200 332 0 10
2 15 15 3 ...... Free, Army and Navy. 1 Ditto.
- - -450
-·--
-------
502 11 5 ...... ....... Truss Hoops.
1425} 147 4 10 18 8 1 12~ per cent. Turpentine.
-------·-
5 32 6 6 4 0 10 ...... Toys.
warehoused
- - - -5 - - -
---------
390 195 19 8 12~ per celJt. Varnish.
24 10 0
2
-- 39 0 0 Free. Vats.
------..,.--- ······
bushels cases
148 18 12 0 ...... ...... Vegetables, Fresh.
6 26 6 4
-- 148 6
lbs. cases
1218 5 2;; 18 8 12} per ce.nt. Vermicelli.
······
1900 332 108 10 6
480 1 9 0 0 17 18 8
---------
35D8 338
·---·-- 1 10 0 Vinegar.
20
brls. ······ DHto.
39 304 68 3 6
225 16 17 6
220 16 10 0 12 17 8
39
- 769
12 1 16 0 Q 4 6 Ditto. White Lime.

·-
20() 5 0 0 ....... ······
Wicker W 01·k.
136 94 5 0 12 8 2
----~--
33R
······
---
1,242,820 17 5
-----~
185,533 1 9 ..
- .
-·- & . 11!!111! ;,. 1!11 I!!
u 60 ENU:MERA'rION
.
QUANTITIES IMPOR'fED.
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported
----- - ---
Brought forwaru ...... ...... ······ ..... ,

Wine, Burgundy ... Great Britain gals. 2 2
Wine, Claret ... Great Britain gals·
-------
856
--.······
.....
-------
856
France ... 108 ······ 108
United States ... 25 .... 25
Total ... ...
----989 ......
-------
989
-------- --------
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 480 ...... 480
Wine, Champagne ... Great Britain gals.
-------
803
-------
...... --------
803
Hanse Towns ... ······ 20 20
Total ... ... - -803
--- 20 823
--- ----·--- - - - - - -
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 244 ······ 244
--·----- ------- -------
.....
Wine, Ginger ... Great Britain gals. ······ ······
Wine, Hock ... Great Britain gals.
------
179 ......
--~--·-'-
179
France ... ... ······ ......
- - -······
- - - - --·-----
Total ... ... 179 ······ 179
-----·--- ------ - -14 ---
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 14 ......
Wine, Madeira. ... Great Britain gals.
---------
413 ······
·- -------
413
--- - -- - -------
Wine, J\Iarsala. ... Great Britain gals. 20<1 ...... 204
------- - - - - - - - -32- - -
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 32 ······
Wine, Y.:oze]e ... Great Dritain gals,
--------
10
------
10
------ ······ ---------
Ditto ... ... Great Britain grls. 88
--------
. ..... 88
Wine, non-enumerated ... Great Britain gals.
-------- - - - ----
25772
25772
······
France ... . .. ...... 54 54
Hanse Towns ... 755}
······ 755~
British N.A. Colonies ... 899

······ 8D9
British West Indios ... 84
······ 84
Foreign States, S.A. ... 961~ ...... 961!
Spanish West Indies ... 581 ...... 581
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ...... ······
-------- - - - - - - - --------
Total ... ... 29053 54" 29107
Wine, Port ... ... Great Britain gals.

------
2234
------
......
-------
2234
British N .A. Colonies ... ...... ...... ......
Total ... ... 2234 . .....
- 2234
-
Ditto ... ... Great Britain gals. 126 ...... 126
-------
Carried forward ...... ...... ······ ······
OF IMPORTS. u 61
Qmmtities Entered for

H ome Consumption.
I
I
\'ALUE.
-I
I
D1JTY.
l
l
I AR,TICLES.
10f Tota.I Imports . Gross Amo.;.nt I Hate &when
--- - ,_____ _ . H eccivecl.
, __ Imposed.
I
I £ s. d. £ s. a.
····· I.24,2820 17 5 lc.3,5:13 l
I
9 I
2 2 10 0 . 0 5 () 2s. 6d. per gallon. Wi"<, B0<g.nJy.

·---------
4002 1,348 7 8 1 .. .... . ..... Wine, Claret.
108
I
36 7 7
' I
25 I 8 8 5
41:35
----1 516 17 6
----- I
180 140 14 0 Free, Army and Navy. Ditto.
------ ······
1741 1,471 5 9 ······ 2s. 6d. per gn.Jlon. Wine, Champagne.
20 16 18 0
- - -- ------
1761 I
220 2 61
-- --1 I
Ditto.
24-1 201 11 0 ······ · Free1 Army and Navy. j
-
!!6 18 0 0 3 5 O 1' 2s. 6d. per gallon. Wine, Ginger,
-------
279 211 JS 2 ...... Wine, Hock.
······
6 4 11 4
--
285 35 12 6
----------
14 10 4 0 Free, Army and N aYy. Ditto.
······
- 41!3 83 10 6
I
51 12 6 2s. 6cl. per gallon. Wine, Madeira,
·----
320 99 15 0 40 0 0 ...... ·wine, l\.farsala.
---
32 28 4 0 ...... Free, Army and Navy: Ditto.
--·-
32 ::!5 9 0 4 0 0 2s. 6d. per gallon. Wine, Mozelle.
88 64 8 6 Ditto.
---------- ······ Free, Army and NaYy.
79 27 4 2 ...... 2s. 6d. per gallon. Wine, non-enumerated.
82 28 4 10
379! 13(1 10 7
54 18 12 0
warehoused
247 85 I 5
231 79 11 2
2 0 13 9
1074!
- 134 6 3
-------- 2,528 2 6 2s. 6d. per gallon. Wine, Port.
8942 ······
645 182 7 2
----------
9587 1,198 7 6
126 69 2 0 ...... Free, Army nnd Navy. Ditto.
- - - - --
...... 1,249,752 9 11 187,737 10 6
16-1MPORTS1 1870.
..
u 62 ENUMERATION
QUAXTITIES DIPORTED.
.
ARTICLES. Countries "lrhence Imported. 1 - - - - - - - : -- - - - - - - - - - - -
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Y esscls. : Tora!.
1
------
Brought forward
I
Wine, Red ... Great Britain gals. 253 253
~------ · - - - - - - ---· ----
·wine, Sherry ... Great Britain gals. 4G89 4G89
1---·---------- -------
Ditto ... Great Britain gals. 969 9G9
Wire for Fencing ... Great Britain pkgs.
-·---- --------1----~----
·114
Wood, Fustic . . . Republic of Haiti cwt.
------------
10
---·-·-
10
1--------- - - - - --------
Woodhoops ... ... Great Britain . ... 343100
British N .A. Colonies ...
Total ...
-nrood, Logwood . . . Republic of Haiti ...

•·wood, Mahogany .. . R~pu!Jlic of Haiti feet
i1kgs. doz. pkg~. doz.

Wood, Manufactured ... Great Britain 9 5 !) 5
France 1 doz. I
British N .A. Colonies
United States 285 8-12 43 G-12 3~9 2-12
Foreign States 23 23
Repub!ic of Haiti
------ I------ -------
37 37
Total 9 485 8-12 44 6-12 9 530 2·12
Wood, Cyprus Shingles United States
-----------,----·---
1932'00 179300
Wood, W.Cedar Shin~;les British N.A. Colonies
- - - - - - - - - - - - · - ---- - - -
23G883G 23Gt;83G
United State!! 22500 22500
Total
-------1------- -------
2535336
Wood, Oars ... United States
1-------- ------- --·----
559 5[5()
Wood, Spara . . . British N.A. Colonies

----------!--------·-----
11 11
Total - - -11- - . - - -20· - · - ------
31
Wood, Staves and Heading. Great B~itain - -27-
400
- - -------------
. . . .. . 27400
United States 28000 2525(0 280500
------ ------- -----~
Total 59380 252500 311880

------ ----·--- ----·---
Carried forward
OF IMPORTS. u 63
VALUE. DU'IY.
Quantitic~
Entered for
llome Consumption. ARTICLES.
Gross Amount
'Of Total Imports. Received. Rate & "·hen Imposed. •
I £ s. a. £ $. a.
...... 1I,249,i52 9 11 187,737 10 6
I
233 32 18 9 31 l2 6 2s. 6u. per gallon. \Vine, Reel.

--- ----
11288 4,944 15 1 1,411 0 0 Wine, Sherry.
969 4i<3 1 6 ......
······
Free, Army and Navy. Ditto. .
---·----1
4H 507 2 4 ······ ~·· ... Wire for Fencing.
·-------
10 l 0 0 ...... ...... vVood, Fustic.
- -343100
-----
2,876 7 11 ...... Free. Woodhoops.
17500 105 0 0
-- 360GOO
--
tons
- -cwt.
--
21 10 20 0 0 ...... Pree. Wood, I.ogwood.
-· -
1153 JO 14 6 0 10 5 9~. per :ar feet. \Vood, }fahogany.
pk gs. dozen
!) 5 59 lG 1 12} per cent. \Vood, Manufactured.
1 3 0 0
1 I
l 5 0
1 287 747 0 3
23 18 0 0
I
135 40 10 0
37 13 17 6 110 8 ~
----·---- '
11 488
--372000 I 245 10 0 111 15 0 6s. per M. Wood, Cyprus Shingle~.
--------
2368836 1,457 13 4 ~ ..... 4s. per M. Wood, W. Cedar Shingles.
144000 72 0
-------
22500 11 10 :1
2535336 507 1 4
I
----·- I
709 136 7 5 17 0 11 12~ per cent. \Vood, Oars.
-------
11 6 17 0 ...... ..... Wood, Spars.
I t
20 4 0 0, 1 7 1
--------
31
1:
- - -27400
----- 398 0 0 ...... Free. Wood, Staves and Heading.
3280 17 8 0
280500 3.408 0 0
----
311880
I
, __ --
1:
I
I
······ 11,265,367 5 1 189,928 6 4

u 64 ENUJIERATION
QUA"X'l'ITIE8 DlPOnTED.
.
AR1'1CLES. Countries whence Imported. ------
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels.
------
I TotnJ.
-
----
Brought forward ...... ······ ·.····· ······
Wood, P. P. Lumber ... British N.A. Colonies feet 103100 ······ 103700
.
British West Indies ... 13000 ..... 13000
. United States ·•· 59089.3 575048 1165943
Total ... ...
- - - - - - - -------
719412 575C48
------
1294460
-------- -------- -------
Wood, W. P. Lumber ... Great Britain feet 46036 . ..... 466:36
British N. A. Colonies ... 1811892 200041 2011933
United States ... 236858 415068 65192fi
Spanish West Inclies ... 2744 2744
--·----- - - -······
- - - - - - - - ---
Total ... ... 2098430 2713539
615109
----- ------
Woollens ... ... Great Britain ...
yards
23829
pieces I ......
yards
~38~9
pi~ces
France ... 120 r ...... 120

...
--------------- - ------
...
Total 23829 120
I ...... 23S29
-------
120
yards iikgs. ynnls pkgs.
Woollen Tweeds ... Great Britain ... 45·Hi7 ······ 4.5467
Ilanse Towm ... 5 ...... 5
- - - - - - - - - - - - ·- --- - --
Total ... ... 45467 5 I ....... 45467 5
------
Wool Manufactures ... Great Britain ...
yarrls
lli62 pkg7•.1
17
y:u<ls
17i'G2
pkgB.
17
······
French West Indies ... ...... 690 yards 600
... ...
- - ------
Grand Total
Total
······
17762
······
17
I 690
......
18452 17
······
'
EXPORTS. u 67
Total Value in Sterling of tlte Export& fro• the Colon.y of Jamaica to each Country, in tlte Year
enikd 811t Decembet', 1870.
NAMES OF COUNTRIES. AMOUNT.
Great Britain .£898,079 14 6
France 29,795 3 4
Italy 860 9 0
Banse Towns 8,926 10 0
Gibraltar 1,271 6 0
East Indies 72 0 0
British North American Colonies 16,1>23 7 8
British West Indies 13,795 19 7
United States of America. 61,466 9 2
Foreign States, South America 38,246 3 2
Spanish West Indies 12,090 9 0
Republic of Haiti 81,276 6 10
1,161,091 17 3
u 68 EKUMEHA'rION
QUANTITIES
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce and l\Ianufaclures of the Colony.
- - - - - - - - - ' ' - - - - I I-n B. Vessels. jrn Fgn. Vessels. ·1_ To~al.-~

Ale and Beer ... Great Britain gals . ... .. ······ ......
British N.A. Colonies ... ······ ......
······
British West Indies ... ······ ..... ......
Foreign States, S.A. ... ...... ······ ······
Spanish West Indies ... ...... ...... ······
Republie of Haiti ... ······ ......
······
Annatt~ ... ... Great Britain lbs. 70 ······ 70
------- ------
Total ... ... 300 D7l 1271
------- - - - - - - - ------
Arrowroot ... Great Britain lbs. 2803 2803
······
United States ... 3540 . ..... 3540
- --·-----
Total ... ... 6343 . ..... G3-13
------- --------
Apparel, Wearing ... British West Indies .. ······ ······ ......
Foreign States, S. A. ... ...... ······ ······
Republic of llaiti ... ······ ...... ······
Bagging, Old ... United States ... ..... ······ ······
Bamboos ... ... United States ... 260 hdls. 530 tons 260 .530 tons
------
......
Barley ... ... RepuMic of Haiti lbs. ...... ······
Bees Wax ... ... Great Britain C\>t. 771 0 6 99 1 2 870 1 8
France ... ... 27 3 11 7 0 12 34 3 23
Italy ... ... ...... 28 1 22 28 1 22
Foreign States, S.A. ... 57 0 1 16 0 8 73 0 9
Republic of Haiti ... ······ 12 0 21 12 0 21

-
Total ... ... ·---
855 3 18 163 0 9
~
1018 3 27
-------
Beef, Wet, Salted ... Great Britain brls.
······ ······ .....
France ... ...... ······ ······
Italy ... '"l
... . ..... ...... .....
British N. A. Colonies ... ...... ······ ......
British West Indies ... ······ ······ .....
United States ... ...... ........ ······
FoTeign States, S.A. ... ······ ...... ......
Spanish West Indies ... ······ ······ ······
Republic of Haiti ... ...... ······ .......
.. .' Forei!in States, S A. doz.
······ ...... ......
Boots and Shoes
I
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ...... ......
OF EXPORTS. u 69
....
I
EXPORTE:O. VALUES.
Brili8h, For<>ign, Total. \ !Jf i.3riti~h. I ARTICLES.

and other <.:olouial Of Produce aJH1 loH•:g-.!!, " 1•111 I
Prod ucc all(\ l\lauu- l\lanufacturcs of ot!l('I' Coloma]
foeturc,1. the Colou . .
J
I
I rod ~ice and
lllau ufactnrcs.
I Total.
- ----
£ s. d. £ s. cl
I £ s. d.
752 ...... ...... 107 13 0
750 ...... ...... 187 10 0
16 ...... ...... 2 16 0
1262 ...... ······ 254 0 0
7364 . . .. . .
······ 1,457 16 91
I
7724 17818 2,005 0 01 4,014 15 9
- - -......
--- ······ Ale and Beel'.
······ 7 0 0
...... ...... 18 17 6
······ 25 17 6 Annatta.
I
...... ...... 77 5 2
······ ...... 71 0 0 I
······ 148 5 2
l
Arrowroot.
I
at ml.
······ ...... 30 0 0 I
..... ······ ...... 11 11 0
- - - -······
---- ······ ...... 643 JG 0 I
C85 7 0 Apparel, Wearing.
at nl. 133 1 0 133 ] 0 Bagging, Old.
------- ······
...... ...... 523 12 0 ...... 523 12 0 Bamboos.
-------
386 386
......
····· 2 G 6 2 (j
l
6 Badey.
······ f
4,843 13 0
...... I ······ 242 12 0
...... ······ 185 0 0
I
······ ······
I 218 0 0
I
······ ······ 80 0 0 Bees \Vax.
······ 5,56!> 5 0
·1
12~ ...... . ..... 68 0 0

2 ...... 8 0 0
······
1 ...... ...... 4 0 0
6
······ ...... 20 0 0
l.
• ······ ...... 2 0 0
12 ...... ······ 66 0 0
5'-
• ...... ...... 22 10 0
108~
l
<j
······
148~
······
......
2 0 0
409 0 0 601 10 0 Beef, I Iet, Salted.
106 1-12
······ ······
......
236 1 4
1753 6-12 1859 7-12 2,199 l 0 2,435 2 4 Boots and Shoes.
18-J~XPORTS, 1870.
u 70 ENUUERATION
I
QUANTITIES
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. l'-roduce and Manufactures of the Colony.
In B. Yessels. In Fgn. Vessels. , Total.
Bread ... Gibraltar lbs. 800 800
Brass, Old . .. Great Britain lbs.
United States
Republic of Haiti
Butter ... RP.public of Haiti lbs•
Candles, Composition ... Spanish West Indies lbs.
Hepuhlic of Haiti
Candles, Tallow ... Republic of llaiti lbs.
Cassava ... Great Britain lhs. 462 462
Casks ... Rcpuhlic uf Haiti no .

Cattle, Neat . . . Republic of Haiti no. 46 46
Chai·coal ... Great Britain brls. 6 6
Cheese ... Republic of Haiti lbs. --.. . - i- -
~.- . . ..-
China Ware . . . Foreign States, S.A. doz. I'
Republic of Haiti
Clocks ... Republic of Haiti
Clothing ... Great Britain
Foreign States, S.A.
Coal . . . British W etit Indies tons
Cocoa ... Great Britain cwt. 452 3 IO IO 0 0 462 3 IO
France 89 0 0 17 0 2 106 0 2
Italy 20 3 3 20 3 3
United States 1 1 2 l 1 2
Foreign States, S.A. 59 3 8 15 2 14 75 1 22
----·----!---·- - - - - - - - - - - -
Total 602 3 20 63 1 19 666 1 11
----·---!-----· ---------··
Cocoanute ... Great Britain 1109514 187123 1296637
Uuitcd States 87000 282400 369100
• Coffee
Total
... Great Britain
France
lbs.
_______,_,.______I--- -- ----
1199014
5173772
179473
469523
8Z107l
295536 I
1668537
..
5994843
475009
Italy ... 11277 1127;
JI anse Towns 136524 136524
British N A. Colonies 223220 223220
Briti~h West Indies 282088 85574 367fifi2
Uuitcd States 426114 363873 789987
Foreign States, S.A. 137001 813944 950J45
Spa.nish West Indies 9/817 97817
Total
--------
6421668
--------
2625616
- ~-
9047284
--
OF EXPORTS. U71
EXPORTED. VALUES.
Br itisb, Foreign, Total. Of British,

ARTICLES.
Forei~n, a1~tl
mid other Colollial Of Produce
I
and ll!anufactures, other Colom al Total.
Produce and Manu-
factures. of the Uolony. I
Prodt~ce aml
l\Iauufactures.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
12 0 0 12 0 0 Bread.
23393 221 11 0
2461 20 10 0
2030 7887 25 2 2 267 3 0 Brass, Old.
1360 1360 62 0 0 62 O O Butter.
230 3 0 0
6310 6540 105 o o I 108 O O Candles, Composition.
820 820 30 0 0 30 O 0 Candles. Tallow.

·---------· 4 10 0 4 10 O Cassava.
304 304 60 0 0 60 0 0 Casks.

415 0 0 445 0 0 Cattle, Neat.
2 10 0 2 10 O Charcoal.
200 5 0 0 5 O O Cheese.
24 and at val. 111 7 2

do. 24 and at ml. 56 12 0 167 19 2 China Ware.
at ntl. 10 0 0 10 O 0 Clocks.
at val. 10 0 0
do. 24 6 2 34 6 2 Clothing.
20 40 0 0 40 O O Coal.
-·17sz_s_i 577 11 0 50 0 0
260 1 16 94 0 0
16 0 0
13 1 16 2 0 0 316 0 0
452 1 12 147 0 0 836 11 0 Cocoa.
3,179 9 ]
5 10 0
1,084 0 1 4,268 19 2 Cocoanuts.
73885 143,056 17 2 738 0 0

104200 10,700 0 0 2,773 0 0
338 0 0
3,223 0 0
6,522 0 1
10,056 6 9
416195 19,339 9 3 11,318 16 0 14,829 16 0
27,148. 19 0
2,776 0 0 223,160 12 3 Coffee.
624280
u 72 ENU:JIERATION
QUASTITIES
- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - --
.ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported . Prodncc and Manufactures ot the Colony.
Inn. Vessels. IJn I<gn. Vcsseb'. Total.
Confectionery •.. Repuhlic of Haiti ...1
Copper, Old ... ... Great Britain cwt.
FraI:ce
Uaitod States
Republic of Haiti
Cordage ... Republic of Haiti lbs.
Corn ... Spanish West Indies bshls. 120 120
P..cpublio of Ilaiti 175 175
Total 295 295
Cottons, Coloretl ... Ilritish West Indies yards
Porci3n States, S. A.
Republic of Haiti
Cotton Handkercl1!efs ... British West Imlies doz.
l<'orcig·u Stat(>S, S. A-
Republic of Haiti
Cotton Hosiery ··· Ilritish \Vest Indies doz.
Foreign States, S. A.
Ropu blic of Haiti
Cotton, Manufactures of Forc)gn States, S. A. doz.
Hepulilic of Haiti
Cottons, Plain ... 1 British West Indies yards
Foreign Statl)S, s.t

Republic of Haiti
Cotton S4irt~ngs ... Republic of Haiti yards
Divi Divi .. . Great Britain brls . 2 2
Dripstones ... Foreign States, S.A. no .
Drugs ••. Spanish West Indies l!.Js.
Republic of Haiti
Earthenware ... Great Britain
Republic of Haiti
Fibre . .. Great Brita:n cwt. 2G 0 0 26 0 0
Fish, Alewives ... Spanish West Indies brls.
1-------
Republic of Haiti
Fish, Dried ... Spanish Wost Indies lbs.
Repuulic of Haiti ...-
OF EXPORTS. u 73
EXPORTED. VALUES
Brifoh, Foreign. Total. Of British,

Of Prodnce Foreign, and ARTICLES.
and other Colonial
Produc(J mrn ..\lauu II
and ~fanufactures other Colonial
of tb., Colony. Prodnce nnd
Total.
facturcs.
Uanufac, ures.
at val. ...... 41 14 0 41 14 0 Confectionery.

360 0 12 ······ 540 l l
29 l 21 ...... 104 IO 0
76 3 12 ....... 193 14 0
26 2 12 493 0 1 ...... 71 1 3 909 6 4 Copper, Old.
100 and ml. ...... 13 10 0 13 10 0 Cordage.
30 0 0
50 0 0 80 0 0 Corn.
8133
······ 202 19 8
578-15 1,223 1-1 l
······
8-11826 907804 20,355 3 8 21,781 17 5
······ Cottons, Colored.
GO ..... .n 6 3
227 76 18 l
······
J 1776 4-12 12063 4-12 2,86!) 8 8 2,9G7 13 0
······ Cotton Handkerchiefs.
20
······ 12 0 0
23:3 2-12
······ 57 !) 4
1026 ll-12 1280 1-12 .....• 352 10 11 422 0 3 Cotton Ho~iery.
at ml. ...... 370 5 7
13!) anu do. t:D an1l ml. 3G3 18 10
······ 736 4 5 Cotton, Manufactures of
8700
······ 33-1 IO 8
49893
······ 855 1G 11
:3671:56
······ 8,93 1 12 IO IO,li2 0 5 Cottons, Plain.
168772 168772 ... ~·. 50 0 0 50 0 0 Cotton Shirtings.
1 0 0
····· l 0 0 Dh-i Divi.
17 17 ...... 17 0 0 17 0 0 Dripstones.
40 ...... 70 0 0
100 ancl vnl. 140 antl val. ...... 193 15 6 265 15 6 Drugs .
at val. 50 0 0
······
do. ...... 195 2 11 245 2 11 Earthenware .
7 0 0 ...... 7 0 0 Fibre.
10 ...... IO 0 0
870 880 ...... 802 10 0 81~ 10 0 Fi~h, Alewives.
292512 ...... 2,243 4 0
3175135 610077 2.;317 0 0
······ 4,560 4 0 Fish, Dried.
j . ·""=m•:zcrt=ssa:J ' !
19-EXPORTS1 1870.
UH ENUJ1EHA'rION'
' ·m
Qli.ANTI-TIES
I
A.T.TICLES. ICountries to wliich Exported. I',:ocluce and Manufactures of the Colony.·
In TI. Yessels. In Fgn. Vessels. J ToL.tl.
- ------------
Fioh, Herrings, \Vet ... Foreign States, S.A. brla .
Spanish \Vest Indies ...

Ilapuhlic of Haiti ... ······
Fisl1, ~Iackere]s. \Vet ... Spanish ,yest Indies brls . ......
...
I
Tiepnblic of Haiti ····.·· I
Fish, Preser>ed ... Spanish West Indies doz . ......
R~pul.Jlic of Haiti ... ......
Fruit, nan::mas aml Plan-
tains ··· British N.A. Colonies hun. 900 ...... soo
Ditto, Oranges
I United States
I To:al
...I Great Britain

:::--.~-= :::~=I ·
1300 .... .. 1
; : : _·
moo
Dritiah N.A. Colonies 250000 l
I
,2;)0000
United States . .. 137200 697411 I 83161 J
1
Total ... 1~8500 _ _ -69ml-,-1~i391~=
Fruits, Various .. Great Britain
brls. ---~-- ...... 1---1~-
Flour, Wheat ... Great Britain b.tls. ...... ...... I ......
France ... ......
Hanse Towns ... ······
British N.A. Colonica ... ......
I
British West Indies ... . .....
I
I
......
United States ... ······ I
Foreign States, S.A. ... ...... I ...... I
Spanish West Indies ... I ......

······
I
Republic of Haiti ... .... ······
Ginger ... Great Britain cwt. 4758 2 4

I 1050 0 0 5808 2 4
France ... 41 0 20 41 0 20
······
British N.A. Colonies ... / 14 2 26 14 2 26
British West Indies ... 1 6 0 0 6 0 0
United States ... 192 0 12 13 1 2 205 1 14

no4 I 22 ,- uo753--s-.
Total ... 4271 1 14
------ ------
Goocls, non-enumerated Great Britain pkgs. ······
1Tnite<l St:1t<•s ... ......
S1rnniEh '\Vest Indies ... ······
Glassware ... Ilepulllic of Haiti . .I ······
Grindstones .. , Republic of Haiti no.
I ······
I
OF EXPORTS. u 75
f EXPORTED. VALGES.
I
Dritish, Foreign, Of British.
Total. Of Produce Foreign, and .ARTICLES.
and other Colc,nial andJ\fanufactures other Colonial
?roelucc aud ~Ianu- ofthe Uolony. Tot~l.
factures. Produce and
:Manufactures.
--
£ 8. d. £ s. cl. £ s. d,
IO ...... 10 0 0
······
20 I
I ······ ...... 20 0 0
388 418 ...... 388 0 01 418 0 0 Fish, Herrings, Wet.
-----·--
5
······ ...... 15 0 0
401 406 ...... 739 0 0 754 0 0 Fish, l\Iackerels, \Vet.
-----·--
141 8-12 ...... 28 17 3
······
91 8-12 233 4 12 ..... 41 0 0 69 17 3 Fish, Preserved.
--------
······ ...... 180 0 0
I
······ ······ 534 10 0 714 10 0 Fruit, nananas and

······
I Plantains.
······
I
······ 0 17 0
I
I
II
......
I
j ······
······
······ 571
90 0 0
l 6
l ......
I
!
I
661 18 6 Fruit, Oranges.
I
I
' ..... ······
I 6 0 G ...... I 6 0 6 Fruits, Various.
140 ...... I . .... 210 12 o!
II
4 ...... I
······ 8 0 o·I
l
I
······
I ······ 1 10 Di
I
I
7 ...... . ..... 12 10 o'
~GI ..... ······ 495 0 0
19 ...... ······ 30 0 01
353 ······ ······ 4.96 16 ol
514 ...... ······ 804 0 0
2i60 4064 ······ 4,762 7 0 6,826 15 0 Flour, Wheat.
------
······ ······ i,008 14 10
...... ..... 42 0 0
······ ...... 29 9 3
......
I 5 0 0
······
······ ...... 23f) 10 0
······ 7,321 14 1 Ginger.
13 ...... ······ 123 Hl JO

2 ..... ······ 25 17 11
8 2:J ...... 127 5 0 277 2 9 Gooils, non-enumerated
at val. ...... ······ 133 12 9 133 12 9 Glasswaro.
-------
182 182 ...... 76 0 0 76 0 0 Grindstones.
u 76 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES.
ARTICLES. Countries to \T hich Exported. Produce aml :l\Ianufactures of the Colony .
Intlic~--lb-s.·:·-_r_n_n_·-.. ~"'"''·
Total
... Spanish West '-:-".'_s_el_s_. In Fg••• 1

Groceries
Rcpulilic of Haiti ······
IIams ... Rcpul1lic of Hciti !Ls.
Haberdashery ... Great Britain
British West InC!ics
Foreign States, S. A.
Spanish"' rst Inclic3

H<'pul1lic of Haiti
Ifanlware ... United States cl oz.

Foreign States- S.A.
Ucpul1lic cf Haiti
· Hats of Felt ... Forci;;n State~, S.A. doz.

Hepulilic of Haiti
Hats of Silk ... I!c•pnl1lic (,f Haiti

IIats of Straw <loz. 17 17
llepuhlic of Haiti ,_______ _

Total 17 17
Hides ... Great Britain lbs. 2G-119 30204

France 200 2GO
British N.A. Colonies 32369 3:2369
British West Indies 4.0 4.0
Unitctl States 1510 1510

------- ---------
3785
·---·---
6.3353
Total Gl5G8
"'": -~:: ::::_1_11:: :~~: I 4 ~16•:

Honey ... Great Britain
United States 11-11--11:
Totvl ... 322::l JJ-12 1240 .. - "'
- - - - - - - --------·--~- ---
Horns ... G,reat Britain 110. .•. ... I G82 G82
United States ... 41\0 4.00

-----------
Total 400 1 G82 I . 1082
. India Ilulihcr .. . Great Britain lbs.

- -... -.. . - ,-~--~~.-. --
l . . . Great Britain bdls.
Iron Hoops
j Iron, Ohl ... United Statt>s cwt.
~Jewellery ... Republic of Ifaiti

OF EXPORTS. u 11
EXPORTED. VALUES.
Briti!<h, Foreign, Total. Of British, A.Rl'ICLES.

a"ld other Colonial Of Produce Foreign, aud
P1·odace and l\fanu- and Manufactures other Colonial
of the Colony. Produce and Total.
factures. :Manufactures.
£ s. d. i s. a. £ s. d.
276 ······ ······ 15 5 9
240 and val. 516 and val. ······ 215 6 11 ~30 L2 8 Groceries.
--- --- 370 13 0 0
370 ······ 13 0 0 Hums.
at val. ...... ...... 32 3 6
...... ······ 28 3 7
"
...... ...... 494 14 8
"
" ······ ...... 170 0 0
"
...... ······
3,050 19 5 3,776 1 2 Haberdashery.
85 ...... ······ 72 13 6
20 and val. ...... ...... 114 8 6
508 and val. 613 and val. ...... 1,410 10 0 1,597 12 0 Hardware.
at val. 1 10 0
······ ······
76 76 and val. ...... 90 15 5 92 5 5 Ila.ts of Felt.
50 4-12 50 4-12 ...... 98 8 11 . ······ Hats of Silk.

------
....... ...... 45 8 0 ······ 45 8 0
18 8-12 18 8·12 ..... 23 5 0 121 13 11 Ditto of Straw.

:
······ ...... 566 11 10 ......

•
...... ...... 7 10 0 ......
······ ······ 581 13 4 ······
...... ...... 2 0 0 ......
...... ······ 37 5 0 ......
1,232 7 2 Hides;
...... ······ 37 7 0 ······
'
....... ..... 660 9 4 ......

... , .. ······ 37 10 0 ...... 697 19 4 Honey.
...... ...... 1 14 1 I
...... ······ 3 4 0 ······ 4 18 ] Horns.
850 850 ...... 40 0 0 40 0 0 India Rul>ber.
2 2 ...... 0 2 0 0 2 0 Iron Hoops.
517 0 0 517 0 0 Iron, Old.

3228 1 10 3228 I LO ······
...... 75 10 8 Jewellery.
at val.
······ I 75 10 8
20-EXPORTS1 1.870.
E~UMERATION
QUANTITIES
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exporte'd. Produce and Manufactures of the Colony.
In B. Vcssels. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
Juice, Cacoon ... Great Britain gals. 15 ······ 15

Lard ... ... Spanish West In'dies cwt.
-----
...... ...... ······ .
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ······ ······
Letter Press ... Great Britain • no• ...... ······ ······
Linen Bags ... ... British N. A. Colonies doz . ...... ······ ......
Linen Bagging ... Spanish West Indies ... ······ ...... . .....
British N. A. Colonies ... ······ ······
l ......
Linens, Colored ... Foreign States yards ....... ······ ......
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ...... ......
Linen Handkerchiefs ... Republic of Haiti doz. ······ . ..... ......
Linen Manufactures ... British West Indies doz. ······ ...... ......
Foreign States, S.A. ... ...... ······ ······
Hepublic of Haiti ... ...... ······ •••••4'
Linens, Plain ... Great Britain yards ······ ...... ......

British West Indies ... ······ ······ ......
Foreign States, S.A. ... ······ ...... ......
Republic of Haiti .
->l· ... ······ ...... ......
Limes ... ... Great Britain bshls. 3! •.····· 3}
-------
Total ... ... 11H 24 135}
------- - - - - - -- - - - - -
Lime, Citrate of ... Great Britain boxes 2 ...... 2
Lime Juice ... Great Britain gals.

--·-----
17930 795
------
18725
British N. A. Colonies ... 3489
······ 3489
United States ... 2820 360 3180
Total ... ... 24239 1155
------
25394
... British West Indies bshls.
~
200
-------
200
Lime, White
······
. Foreign States, S.A.
Total ...
...
...
~
105
305
...... 105
--------
305
······ --------
Leather ... ... Foreign States, S.A. lbs. ...... ...... ......
Leather Manufactlire11 United States ... ······ ...... ······
Foreign Statea1 S.A. ... ...... ······ ......
Republic of Haiti ... ...... ......
Machinery ... ... Great Britain case ...... ······ '"C.1
""·'"
U80 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES
-
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce anil l\fanufacturcs of the Colony.
I
In B. V csscls. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.
1
l\fanure ... ... Great Britain cwt. 0 3 0 ······ 0 3 0

Metals, Old ... ... Great Britain ton~
-------
... ,.. ...... -------
······
trniteil States ... ...... ...... ······
Musical Instruments ... Great Britain no. ...... ...... ···••1
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ..... ······

Oil. Kerosine ... Foreign States, S.A. gala. ······ ...... ······
Oznaburgh ... Spanish West Indies yards ······ ......
······
Paintings ... ... Great Britain no.
······ ······ ······.
... ...
Peas Foreign State~,
Spanish West Indies

S.A. bshls.
... 159
2 ······
...... 159
2
•
--·-----
Total ... ... 161 ...... 161
Peas, Split ... ... Great Britain lbs. ......
-------
.....
······
Pepper, Black ... Republic of Haiti lbg,
······ ······ ......
Peppers, Dricil ... Great Britain pkgs. 78 ...... 78
United States ... ······ 1 I
Total ... ... --------

78
------
1 79
·-
Perfumery ... ... British West Indies doz.
--------
......
------
......
······
Foreign States, S.A. , ..
······ ...... .......
Spanish West Indies .. ...... ...... ......
Republic of H:!.iti ... ······ ...... ······
Pickles ... ... Great Britain gals. 3 ...... 3
-------
Pimento ... ... Great Britain lbs. 2·164299 659710 3124009
France ... 85020 67093 152113
Italy ... ... ....... 22002 22002

Hause Towns ... ······ 517272 517272
United States ... 934109 437936 1372045
Foreign States, S.A. ... 9460 22086 31546
Spanish West Indies ... 338 23784 24122
--~-- -
Total ... ...
____
3493226
_......___
1749883
-----
5243109
Pipes of Clay ... Republic of Haiti gross ...... ······ ······

Pitch ... ... Republic of Haiti brls. ...... ...... ......
(
Plated Ware ... Great Britain pkgs. ...... ······ ......

OF EXPORTS. u 81
EXPORTED. VALUES.
British, Foreign, Of British,

'l'otal. ilTICLES.
and other Colonial Of Produce and Foreign, and
Produce a.ud Manu- Manufactures of other Colonial Total.
facto res. the Coloay. Prodnceand
.Manufactures.
······ ......
£ 8. d.
0 10 0
£' 1.
......
d. £ ••
d.
0 10 0 Manure.
4 18-20 ...... ...... 209 17 6
7 19-20 12 17-20 ...... 12 1 6 221 19 0 Metals, Old.
------
2 ...... ...... 14 13 0 '
......
10 -
at ~al. 2 and val.
...... ······
25 0
2 0 0
0 39 13 0 M111ical Instruments,
734 744 110 0 0 112 0 0 Oil, Kerolrine.

------- ······
1800 1800 29 1 3 29 1 3 Oznaburgh.
······
1 1 ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 Paintings.
...... ...... 0 15 0
...... ...... 90 0 0 ...... 90 15 0 Peas.
224 224 ....... 1 5 ()' 1 5 0 Peas, Split.

I-·----
3470 3470 ...... 37 0 0 ,,, 0 0 Pepper, Black.
-·-
...... ······ 3 0 0
...... ...... 1 5 0 ...... 4 I> 0 Peppers, Dried.
12 10 0 0
······ ······
at val. ...... ······ 110 2 7
do. 100 53 12 1
..
d~~: pkgs. ······
do. at val. 12 100 ...... 708 6 6 882 1 2 Perfumerf.
- - -.......
······ 0 18 0 ······ 0 18 0 Pickles.
······ ······ 17,749 17 7

...... ...... 2,492 8 0
...... 183 9 0
'
......
······
...... 2,191 0 0
I
I
...... ...... 6,083 19 2
······ ······ 211 0 0 i

······ er•••• 171 4 4
······ 29,082 18 1 Pimento,
2 ...... ······ i 5 0 l 5 0 Pipe11 of Clay.

4 ...... ······ 4 0 0 4 0 0 Pitch,
1
1 ...... ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 Plated Ware.
. ..,_
u 82 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce and Manufactures of tho Colony.
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels, Total.

--
Pork, Wet, Salted ... Great Britain brl.s . ...... ······ ······
France ... ...
······ ...... ······
Hanse Towns ... ······ ...... ......
British N. A. Colonies ... ······ ······ ,,,.,,
United States ... ······ ······ ......

•
ForeignStates, S.A. ... ...... ······ ······
Republic of Ilaiti ... ...... ...... ······
Rags, Old ... ... Great Britain ... ······ ......
United States ... ...... ...... ......
Rice ,;, ... British N.A. Colonies lbs. ...... ······ ......
British West Indies ... ...... ······ .......
Foreign States, S.A. ... ······ ······ ······
Spanish West Indies ... ...... . ...... . ······
R<!public of Haiti ... ...... ...... ······
Salt ... British West Indies ... ...... ······
"' ······
Republic of Haiti ... ...... ······ ......
pkgs. lbs. pkgs. lbs.
Sarsaparilla ... ... Great Britain ... 8 1747 ······ 8 1747
Republic of Haiti ... ...... ······· . .....
Total ... ... -----·--
8 1747
- -8 - -
1747
Seeds, Wangla. ... Spanish West Indies bshls.
------
...... ...... ---
. .....
Shells ... ... .Great Britain lbs. 106 ······ 106
Ships' Materials ... Great Britain lot
---...... ----
I ······ ······
United States ... ······ ...... ······
Shooks ... ... Great Britain pkgs. ...... ······ ......
Silk Handkerchiefs ... Foreign States, S.A. doz. ...... ...... ······
Soap ,... ... Foreign States, S.A. cwt. ...... ······ ......
Spanish West Indies ... ...... ...
··~
. .....
Republic of Haiti ... ...... . .....

······
Spirits, Brandy ... Great Britain gals. .' .... ...... ······
British N .A. Colonies ... ...... ······ ......
British West Indies ... ...... ······ .......
United States ... ...... ······ .....
Foreign States, S.A. ...... ······ ...... ······
Spanish West Indies
Republic of Haiti ... ······
...... ······ ......
······ ······
OF EXPORTS. u 83
EXPORTED. I VALUES.
---- - ---- --- - - - - -
Of British,
British, Foreign, .I Total. Of Produce Foreign, and ARTICI.ES.
and other Colonial andManufactures other Colonial
Produce and Manu- of the Colony. Produce and Total.
factures.
Mauufactures.
s. d. ,--£-s-. :; £ s. d,
20~ 93 17 0
1 4 0 0
2 6. 0 0
2 8 0 0
11 53 8 0
30 0 0
7751 I 82lt 2,896 10 0 3,091 15 0 Pork,' Wet, Salted.
34 18-20 310 8 0
23 14-20 58 12-20 42 2 0 352 10 0 Rags, Old.
111084 630 0 0
6394 G6 0 0
30750 185 1
444,452 3,463 11
1124593 2,523 7 0 G.8Ci7 19 l l Rice.
:woo ;) 0 0
55792 5779:.! ·150 0 0 453 0 ll Salt.

--------· I
60 4 0 60 4 0
20 pkgs. 20 27 6 0 27 6 0 S arsa parilla.
-----~----
"
6
l 26
34 JO 0
13 u 0 13 0
34 10 0
0 Seeds, Wangla.
Shells.
at val. ' 20 0 0
I
1 and ya]. I 1 and val. 20 0 0 40 0 O Ships' Materials.
.._____o_.__ J
' 9 2 17 0 2 17 0 Shooks.
5 4-12 5 4-12 4 0 0 ,.1, 0 0 Silk Haudkerchiefs.

- -114- 0- -
12
- J.19 0 0
2 2 20 I 4 10 0
649 7 3 802 17 3 Soap.

~~-~I
680 3 22
242 4-32 I 220 10 0
31 30-32 12 0 0
25 1-32 11 17 0
9 17-32 6 12 0
459 12-32 311 0 0

30 16-32 25 10 0
552 1~50 IG-32 347 7 0 9'34 16 0 Spirits, Brandy.
u 84 ENUMERATION
QUANTITIES
-
ARTICLES. Countl'ies to which Exported. Produce and Manufactures of the Colony.
Spirits Cordials •.. Great Britain gals.

Republic of Haiti
Total 497 ,------·
_______ _
497
Ditto, Gin .. . Great Britain gals,
British West Indies
United States
Foreign State~, S.A.
Spanish West Indies
RE-public of Haiti
Ditto, Rum .. . Great Britain phns. 14455 1888 16343

France 2 2
Hanse Towns 136 1 36
Gibraltar 1 l

British W est!Indies 106 106
Foreign States, S.A. 121 20 141
1--------1----·---1--- -·----·
• -- -- - - -
Total 14793 2104 161:197
- · --~ -------·
Ditto, Whisky ... Gl'eat Britain gals.
Statione1·y . . . Great Britain pkgs.

Foreign States, S.A.
Republic of Haiti
Sticks, Walking .. . Great Britain ________ ________,

doz. bdls.
... 494 11-12 492 ,,
doz.
157 8-12
pkgs.
lbs. pkgs. lbs. pkgs. lbs.
. . . Great Britain 1839 8 336 10 2175 18
Succades 40
United States 40
Total 1879 8 336 10 2215 18
. . . Great Britain hhds. 26217 3889 30106

Sugar 369
British N .A. Colonies 369
Foreign States, S.A. 52 15 67
... 26~·[
Total 3904 30747
'------------------------------.;...------~------------------~·
• Note-In former returns these exports were shown in gallons and hundred weights, according to the declarations of the exporters,
an~ were uru~liablc. In thi.r; return they are shown in puncheons and hogsheads, a~ ~•crtained for payment &f export duty, and are
reliable,
OF EXPORTS. u 81
EXPORTED. VALUES.
-- ~-
Ilritish1 Foreign, Total. Of British,

Foreign, arnl ARTICLES.
and other Colonial Of Produce
Prodt1ce and :M:anu- and ~.fanufactures other Coloni~l Total.
factures. of tue Colony. Pro<luce aud
l\Ian ufacturcs.
----
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
······ ....... 0 6 0 ....... 0 6 0 Sugar Canes .
250 ...... ...... 3 0 0
2435 2685 ...... 38 1 10 41 1 10 Sugar, Refined.
--------
...... ······ 74 10 6
...... ······ 3 0 0
······ ······ 7 2 6 ....,. 84 13 0 Tamarinds.
2155 .2155 ...... 105 0 0 105 0 0 Tin Plates.

at val. ······ ...... 14 0 0 14 0 0 Tin Ware.
172 172 13 3 4
--- --- ······ 13 3 4 Tea,
103 ······ ...... 5 0 0
•
34354 34457 ,. ' ... 885 4 0 890 4 0 Tobacco, Leaf.
969 ...... ...... 52 5 0
2669 ······ ...... 144 0 0
42 ...... ...... 2 2 0
96 ..... , ,,,,, . 4 15 0
125 ...... ...... 7 0 0
163 ...... ······ 10 0 0
,/
1615
······ ······ 80 0 0
{ 235 5914 ...... 12 3 0 312 5 0 Tobacco, Manufactured
--- ---
210 ······ ······ 94 16 0
28 0 0 28 0 0 Tob., Segars,
······ ······ ......
······
22 ...... 5 0 0
450~ 682t ..... 197 5 0 297 1 0 Tobacco, Segars.
-
...... ..... 1 0 0 ...... 1 0 0 Tobacco, Snuff.

...... ...... 15 14 7
······ 15 14 7 Turtle, Dried.
.. ..... ...... 1 0 0
·-··· 1 0 0 Turmeric.
112 112 1,622 12 0 2 16 0 2 16 0
.. ,... - .. ,... 90 0 0
...... ······ 100 0 0 ...... 1,812 12 0 Tortoise Shell.
1 . ······ ······ 5 10 0
i lj ...... '2 0 0 7 JO 0 Tongues, Wet.

u 88 ENUMER.A.TION
-
QUANTITIES
-
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce and :llanufacturcs of the Colony.
In B. V csscls. In Fgn. Vessels. Total.

~··
Vegetables, Yams ... Great Britain lbs. 2530 824 3354
British W e$t Indies ... 3500 ...... 3500
United St9.tes ... GOO 4000 45fl0

----- - - - - -
Total ... ... ()530 4824 11354
------- ------
..... -------
Wine, non-enumerated Great Britain gals. ······ ······
British N.A. Colonies ... ······ ...... ......
British West Indios ... ······ t.••··· ......
United States ... ······ ······ ······
Foreign States, S.A. ... ...... ...... ......
Spanish West Indies ... ······ ...... ......
11
Republic of Haiti ... ······ ······ ......
Wood, Bitter ... Great Britain ... 459 D-20 114 12-20 .574 1-20
France ... ... 6 8-20 23 5-ZO 28 13·20
11
Banse Towns ... ······ 10 JO
United States ... 3010-20 ······ 30 10-20

--------
Total ... ... 496-7-20 14.6 17-20 G.J.3 4-20
--------
logs fret logs logs feet
Wood, Cedar ... Great Britain ... 2 800 3V 32 800
France ... •M nil _,. ______

······ .....
--------
'\.Vood, Ebony ... Great Britain tons 12 15-20 . ······ 12 15-20
France ... ... G 16-20 ..-.... 6 16-20

-- ---
Total ... ... ------ 19 11-20 ...... 19 11-20
18.J.·1
Wood, Fustio ... Great Britain tons 1578 11-20 26.3 ::J-20
France ... ... 3 8-20 187 8-20 190 16-20
Italy
Hause Towns
... ...
... ······
......
16
43 11-20
16
43 lH.?O
East Indies lbs. ...... 3G 6-20 36 6·20
United States
l!'oreign States, S.A.
...... 185 15-20 134 15-20
2
320 10.20
2
·····
Republic of Haiti lbs. ...... 15 15
... ... -------

·- --------
Total 1767 H-20
I 700 9-20 J 2463 3-20
--- · - -' - -
Wood, Lignumvitre . ... Great Britain feet 208 l-20
------- ······ -~---
208 4-20
Wood, Logwood ... Great Britain tons 427CO 11-20 22700 13-20 65416 4-20
France
... ... 534 2!i08 3442
Italy ... ...... 38 38
Ilanse Towns ... 11S7 J5-20 1187 15-20
Gibraltar ... .······
..... 6:32 ] 1-~0 632 11-20 I·
United States ... 70l!J 9 20 3633 7-20 10652 16-20
Foreign States, S.A. ... 10 764 " 774
Republic of Hititi ... 135 ······ 135
1
Total ... ... 50405 31873'6-wj-822186-20- '
'
OF EXPORTS.
EXPORTED. VALUES.
I
Of British.
British, Foreign, Total. Of Produce Foreign, and ARTICLES.
and other Colonial andManufactures other Colonial
.Produce and Mann- of the Colony. Produce and Total.
factures. Manufactures.
I
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d,
······ ...... 11 12 0
······ ...... 9 0 0
······ ······ 22 15 0 ...... 43 7 0 Vegetables, Yams.
1508 ....... ...... 825 10 0

60 ....... ······ 40 0 0
65 ...... ...... 49 10 0
405
······ ...... 80 12 0
517 ...... ...... 130 0 0
12 ,.. ...... ······ 7 16 6
1706 4273 843 12 6 1,977 1 0 Wine, non-enumerated
--- ······
......- - ······ 1,119 12 0
...... ······ 67 10 0
······ ...... 12 0 0
······ ...... 54 0 0 ...... 1,253 2 0 Wood, Bitter.
...,.. ...... 47 0 0 ... ...

,,, 47 0 0 Wood, Cedar•
······ ...... .......
...... ······ 25 0 0
······ ...... 13 0 0 38 0 0 Wood, Ebony.

······
...... ,,,,,, I 4,864 0 0

8 8 517 8 4 16 0 {) 16 0 0
······
...... .······
..... 48
87
0
0
0
0
······ ······ 72 0 0
...,..
······ .······
..... 800
4
16
0
0
0
······
...... ······
...... 30 0 0 . ...... 6,423 4 4 Wood, Fustic .
'
...... ...... 580 0 0 ...... 580 0 0 Wood, Lignumvitre.
......
2400
...... 111,823
7,521
0
5
6
0 4,800 0 0 4,800 0 0
······ 76 0 0
······
...... ······
...... 1,979 0 0
...... ...... 1,247 0 0
......
......
....., 1'7,428
1,548
16
0
0
...... ······
······ 270 0
0
0 ······ 141,893 1 6 Wood, Logwood.
I
u 90
. QUANTITIES
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce and Manufactures of the· Colony.
In B. Vessels. In Fgn. Vessels. I ToLitl.

-
Wood, Mahogany ... Great Britain feet 422 ...... 422
Wood, Mahoe ... Great Britain feet
------
500 ...... ----
500
Wood, Shingles, W. C. ... Republic of Haiti no. ...... ...... -----
······
Wood, Spars ... Great Britain no • 8339
I
546 8885
~
Wood, Specimens of ... Great Britain pkgs. 3 ...... a

Wool, Cotton ... Great Britain lbs.
-------
280 ······ 280
-
France ... 5050 ....... 5050
Total ... ... 5330 ...... ---
5330
Wool, Sheep's.: ... Great Britain lbs. 8245 1520
-----~
9765
British N.A. Colonies ... 9492 ...... .. 9492
British West Indies ... 2000 ...... 2000
Total ... .1 . 20297 1631
-----
21928
Works of Art ... Great Britain boxes 4 ······ 4
--
Woollens, '1anufactured Republic of Haiti ... ...... ······ ······
Woollens, Plain ... British West Indies yards ...... .... ,. ... ,..
Foreign States, S.A. ... ······ ...... ······
Republic of Haiti • ... ...... ······ ······
Zinc ... ... Great Britain pkg. ...... ······ ······
,, ....
Grand Total
······ I
······
I
.
.
I
I
;
f
I
I'
..
'
' I
OF EXPORTS. u 91
EXPORTED. VALUES. I
-- - '
I
British, Foreign,
Of British, I ARTICLES.
Total.
and other Colonfal Of Produce and Foreign, and
Produce aud 1\fanu· Manufactures of other Colonial
Produce and
Total.
factures. the Colony.
Manufactures.
-- I
I I
£ s. £ s. d. £ s. d.
······ ...... 21 12 21 12 0 ·wood, Mahogany.
······ ...... 5 0 :·1 ...... 5 0 0 Wood, Mahoe.
15000 ...... ....... 6 15 0 6 15 0 Wood. Shingles, W. C.

------- ],1!)6 15 6 2,173 18 G Wood, Spars.
8359 •••• 4. 977 3 0
------ 1 10 0 ·wood, Specimens of
...... ······ I fO 0 ······
...... . 22 0 0
······
...... ······ 50 0 o-i ...... 72 0 0 Wool, Cotton.
l
...... ~ ...... 100 16 8
······ ······ 183 11 7
······ ······ 33 6 8
...... ······ 7 7 9 ...... 325 2 8 Wool, Sheep's.
...... 6 0 0 Works of Art.

I
······ 6 0 0 ······
at val. ...... 304 0 8 304 0 8 Woollens, Manufactured
--------- ······
:.100 ..... 50 0 0
······
14i7 I ······ ...... 130 0 0
l
...... 879 10 2 1,0:59 10 2 Woollens, Plain.
- - - - - - - -i
]0830 J2C07
I
1 ...... I . .... 3 0 0 3 0 0 Zinc.
-------
...... I . ..... I ],158,855 8 6 124,170 9 7 1,283,025 18 1
\
• w
GRANTS OF LAND.
GRANTS OF LAND. W3
Sold, during the Year 1870.
State the Total State the Toto)

Total Number of Whether by Where Sold, State the
Total Number of Number of Number of Acres
Acrea Grant state the A'l'erage Acres Granted in Total Number of
Grants, 1870. that
trranled, lSiO. or Purchase, Price per Acre. the Colony. Acres Sold.
Remain Ungranted.
---
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
• .
'
• f
'
x
A G R, I C U L T U R E,
MANUFACTURES, MINES AND FISH~JRIES,
1870.
#,.
X2 CULTIVATED and UNCULTIVATED Lands, Wages, Produce, Stock, &c.
• * •
Estimated Acreage Estimated Acreage Estimated Acreage Number of Number of Number of Estat.es
of Cultivated Land of Uncultivated of the Colony. Estates in Estates Aban- Cultivat.ed Wholly
in the Colony. Land iu the Colony. Cultivation. doned. or Partially on the
Metairic Syst.em .
.
523,806-k t 2,196,193~ 2,720,000
. .
.. I
J
* These Columns are applicable to West Indian Colonies only. . -3.
t Larnl tax has beer. paid on 1,308,580} acr~s of uncultivated land only; the difference (887,6134 acres,)
consists of swamps, rocky lands, abandoned properties, &c.
AVERAGE RATE OF WAGES FOR LABOUR. X3 .
Per Annum. Per Day. Per Task or Job.
- --- - - -
Predial ... ... ... ls. to 2s.
Domestic ... ... ... 3s. to 6s. per week
Trades ... ... ... ls. 3d. to 2s. 6d.
.
X4 J RETURN OF
CR 0 PS.
State the Nature of the Crop, and tha Number of Acres of Land
Name of the I
0
E-t
County, Dis-
trict or Parish.
...
~
0
0
- - ---- ----·-----:---1---1---1---~---------
I
Kingston .... .- I -. 1 I 259
St. Andrew... 1305 3,419 1 1 43 10 3,066 10,592
St. Thomas.. . 5,5101 1,9221 2 l 3,26H 17560~
Portland..... 1,195! 969 .. 45i 12 8 10.Z l 3,4:18 11,571
St. Mary. . . . . 4,200:1 501! 21 804 4,42651 23,280.Z
St. Catherine 3,802} 1,189~ 150 779! 4,743 39,496;1;
St. Ann... . . . 2,498i 1,532! 2,141-2- 2,500.Z 80,265~
Clarendon.... 6,707 830 203 26 4 2,126 24,598
l\Ianchester... 155 7,027i 37 i 38 2
Trelawny.. . . 6,969 21 10! 3 1 5;l 1,911 45,374J
St. James.... 4,989 56 12 5 1 3 87 2,143 24,660
Hanover ..... 3,175~ 31 9 22 2 30 3,567 29,080:1
Westmoreland 5,794 152 27 21 4 2 1 12 2,777.Z 4.4,140
St. Elizabeth.. 1,398 934 8 73 3 23 597 3,806 39,361
l---l·---i - --·l----1----------- 1
I -4-7,-6-99-f -1-s,-
.5-99_i___
10_6_49{ M9i 94.Z 5H 6,902 39,2I3i 410,540
s·
ITotal
to CJl
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......
<:.-:>
co
1-::i
......
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~
(/;)
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......
(/;)
~ ~
Number of
Acres in Crop.
..,
Cl>
g..
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I
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0
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...... I """° q
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......
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11
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Three shillings per gallon (:3s.) I Rum, per Gallon.
.. Twenty-one shillings and threepence (21 s. 3d. per cwt.)

II Sugar, per cwt. ..,w""
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Sixty shillings pr cwt. (60s.)

. Coffee, per cwt. ..,
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.. Five shillings per bushel (5s.)

-
I Corn, per Bushel.
0
....,
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.. Sixpence per lb. (6d.) Tobacco, per lb.

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.. Sixpence per lb. (6d.) Cocoa, per lb. .,.. "'~Ci
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.. Fourpence per lb. (4d.) Arrowroot, per }]:\.
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. Forty shillings per cwt. (40s.) Ginger, per cwt.
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C o c o an u t s, per
1000. . ~
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X 6 AVERAGE PRICES of variot:.s ARTICLES of Use or Consumption.
------------------------------j"---------r---------.....
Sterling Prices.
~,------------
Prices in
£ s. d. January. April. July. October.

Wheaten Flour per barrel of 196 lbs. 2 0 0 46s. 35s. Q6S. 43s.
Wheat per imperial bushel :Nil Nil Nil N'il

Wheaten Bread per lb. 0 0 3 3d. 3d. 3d. 3d.
Horned Cattle e11ch 7 0 0 #,7 £7 £7 £7
Horses 15 0 0 £15 £15 £15 £15
Sheep 1 6 0 26s. '26s. 26s. 26s.
Goats 0 6 0 6s. 6s. 6s, Gs.
Swine 1 0 0 20s. 20s. 20s. 20s.
1\Iilk. per quart 0 0 6 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d.
Butter, Fresh per lb. 0 2 0 2s. 2s. 2s. 2s.
" Sa1t .• 0 1 6 ls. 5d. ls. 3d. ls. ld. ls. 3d.
Cheese 0 1 2 ls. ld. ls. ld. ls. 2-kd. h;. 3:,\d.
Bsef 0 0 6 6d. 6d. 6J. 6d.
l\fotton 0 1 0 ls. ] s. 1 s. ls.
11
Pork 0 0 9 9d. 9d. 9d. 9d.
Rice per quart 0 0 6 6d. 6d. 6d. 6d.
Coffee 0 1 0 ls. ls. ls. ls.
Tea 0 6 0 6s. 6s. 6d. 6s.
Sugar per cwt. 0 18 9 19s. 18s. 18s. 20s.
Salt per quart 0 0 2}
Wine per gallon 0 8 6 9s. 8s. 6d. 8s. 6d. Ss.

Brandy " 0 10 0 10s. 10s. !Os. 10s.
Beer per dozen 0 9 0 9s. 9s. 9s. 9s.
Tobacco, Leaf per 100 lbs. fl 13 0 £5 £516s~ £5 16s. £6
" l\Ianufacfored per lb. 0 2 0 2s. 2s. Hd. ls. lOid 2s.
MANUFACTURES, MINES AND FISHERIES.-Nil.

IMPROVEMENTS. X7
Improvements iu Agriculture and Manu- Irrigation has been carried on to some

factures introduced this Year. extent, and the ploagh is supplanting the
hoe in making cane holes.
Powe1ful machinery is also now em-

ployed for cm~hing Bamboo, which is
afterwards forwarded to England and
New York for use in the man'..lfacture c,f
paper.
Progress of any Impro-vements pre- Sugar is prepared in some instances by

viously reported. the va~cum pan and centrifugal process,
and a superior quality of Sugar thus ob-
tained.
y
~ GAOLS & PRIISONERS,

1870.
Y2 GAOLS AND
2. 3.
Number of Prisoners
~;numl)e:o of
.L .. • .1J .•-:;the •Felons, 215. Thefts, 186.
Name of the Prison, Number of l'ri:on is
Prisoners the capable of
and
Prison is
capable of
Icontaining
wbere more
Tried. lJntried. Tried. l:ntried.
where situated. containing in than One
separate Cells. Prisoner Blacks 01 Tllacks or Blacks or Blacks or
sleeps in Whi1es. Coloured Whites. Coloured Whites. Coloured !Whites. Coloured
One Cdl. Persons. Persons. Persons. Persons.
- - - ---1--r----- - - - - - - - - - -
M. 1 lll. 1 I
----
F. AI. F. l\I. F. F. M. F. M. F. l\L F. j\[. F.
PENI~~~¥fk=-----------------i-·
Kingston 364 280 (a) 4 1 196 14 •• 165 21
DISTRICT PRISOXS-
Hanover 2 81 1 i 21 5
St. Catherine none About90 .. I .. 3 i6 I 4
Mandeville 17 80 to 100 51 10 7 71·4
MorantBa.y 18 80 10 2 3 2 63116 78 10
St. Mary's 6 84 .. I"
Falmouth D. P,. and
Cornwall County Gaol
150
.• I
11
I" 2 2 I .• 8
Middlesex aud Surry

County Gaol
28 196 .. , .. '13 1
Jlfontcgo Bay D. P. 8 64 •• .• 35 8 1 , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. •• .. ..
. . . . . . ··I·· .... ··1··1 ..

Black ltivcr D. P.
Tot ah
6 50
.. ---..-[--.. -141-1 aoa a:![-1,-~,I; 5--:-:-i2t4'20
2 .. j . . . . . .
60J-1,••
- 150 lw
··
----~~--------..:---------------------------------------------m1.-----------------------...i..--.;..~
• The above figures have reference to the General Penitentiaries alone.

(a) Tbe accommodation for 280 Prisoners ("when more than one Prisoner sleeps in one Cell,'') is in addition to the separate
Cell accommodation for 364, stated in the preceding column.
PRISONERS. Y3
4. 5.
)faJes 389} 432.
in Confinement at 31st December, 1870. Fcm~lc• 43
Total Xumber of Greatest Xumurr of
- in Con- Priso11cro in t.,;onti1w-
Pri~o11ers.
,\ssaults, 3.
I Other Ollcnccs, :?S. finemeut at 31st meut at anr out· ti111(•
Decem ler, 1870, in the YcZ1r.-10th
432. Xonmbcr, !8iC, 4i L
----,-
Debtors.
I
------,
Tried. "t;ntried. Tried. Untried.
I
-
lmacks or Blacks or Elaeks or Blacks or ~ lmaeks or Blacks or Rlacks or
Whites. Colonml White~. Coloured Whites. Coloure<l Whites. Coloured 'Coloured Whites. Coloured Whites. Coloured
~ I
·~
Persons. Persons. Persons. l'crsons. Persons. Persons. l'ersons.
IF. ~[. I F. 1~ ~I
~-- ------ ----~
~!::_~_::_~~~~~~li\I. ~ )I. nl. F. J\I.1 :P. ~I_::_ M. J<'. J~_!~
11
I· I
.. .. 1 2 .. .. .. .. 13 .. I 10 5 .. .. " .. .... .. .. 17 1 372 42 4 1 426 43
1:
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 .. .. .. ..
3 .. .. .. .. ,,.. .. '18 .. .. 3 66 10
3 .. i .. .. .. .. . . 5 .. 10 .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. 8 .. 96 ,,
4 3 .. 136 G
.. .. .. .. .. .. .) .. .. .. 4 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
I
.. 69 H .. .. 86 17
.. .. 17 10 .. .. 4 1 1 .. 4,5 8 3 .. 20 3 .. I.. .. .. .. .. 11 .. .. .. .. 4i 2
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 41 3 11 .: ..
.. ..
2
7
2
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 3 .. .. 2 .. I'
.... 1 .. .. .. 78
,,
13 2 ..
66
99
4
17
.. .. 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 .. .. .. .. .. 1 .. 1 .. 3 .. 45 11 3 3 .. 59 3
1:
.. .. 19 10 .. .. .. .. .. .. 33 21 .. .. 2.3 .... .. .. .. .. .. ii' . .. .. .. ..
4
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 .. .. .. 13 [j
-·~ 1~1 5: ~.~ 1~(~l~i~~1-:-:--1 1 ~~ ,.~~ ~( · - -- ----
'17 7 ll"i
- -- - -- · - -!)98
2
- --
.. \ 2s l 7.52 SJ l~! 1 107
'
.
.'
it
. ..,.,. -=
.
,
GAOLS AND
6. 7. 8.
• ]\[ales .. 2i8} 390
l'emales .. 112
M. 54} 87
'fotal ::-lumber of Prisoners committed in the P. 33
course ot' the Year.
Number of Prisoners
Name of Prison
- -- Number of Prisoners who
of the
/Blacks or'have been committed before.
and Whites, 95. Blacks or Colourod Whites. 1Coloured
Persons, 300. Persons.
where situated.
--- ---
Number Number Number Number At H ard
Number
i·ead.
who
read.
Number
read.
who under 18 under 18
who can eannot who cau cannot Years of Years of Once.
read. Age. Age.
I Three At IIard Lftbour Labour out
Twice. Times or in the Prison .
mor e.
of the
P rison.
- - -1 - - . -- - - I-,--
-------
M. F. M. E. i\1. F. M. J<'. M. !.JM. /F. M. F. , llf. F. M. F .
- - - - - ~-'~
i\I. F-
GENERAL PE-
NITENTLUUES
Kingsto:i .. 67 1 27 .. 52 47 132 69 .. .. 7 Hi 27 16 9 7 18 10 57,376 6,293 37,469 ..
DISTRICT PRI-
soxs.
l lanover .. .. .. .. .. 124 42 171 13 .. .. 21 6 .. .. 109 18 186 37 600 76 6,348 ..
St. Catherine: . . 28 .. 8 .. 129 13 443 46 2 .. 23 2 18 J 4 .. 4 .. 11,.1i6 .. 13,657 ..
MandeYill~ .. 3 .. .. .. 30 4 218 54 .. I .. 11 2 36 7 15 6 3 2 8,725 4,119 6,877 ..
Morant Bay .. 4 .. .. 2 93 12 151 41 .. .. 14 3 216 47 15 2 11 4 102 38 30 ..
St. Mary's .. 2 .. .. .. 61 4 151 45 .. .. I9 4 26 2 5 .. 1 .. .. 1,304 ll,5~9 ..
Falmouth D. P.
and Cornwall
6 .. .. .. 139 37 248 65 .. .. 26 8 64 12 39 4 31 8 5,610 3,357 15, 173 ..
County Gaol
Middlesex and
Surry County
8 .. 1 .. 37 1 221 21 .. .. 48 7 58 7 22 .. 4 .. .. .. 4 ..
Gaol
Montego Bay DP 1 .. .. .. 97 33 20 10 .. .. 12 4 .. .. .. .. .. .. 90 38 .. ..
Black River D.P. 1 .. .. .. 10 3 38 14 .. .. 2 .. 43 17 4 .. 2 .. 3,5 17 8 ..
-------- -- -- -- - -- -- -- - - i- - - - -
Total .. 120 l 36 2 772 l96j1793 378j2 173 51 488 109 222 37 260 1fil s4.014 15. 2421 91,095
.
.
• <
.
.
•The above fig ures in the headings have reference to the General Penitentiaries alone •
.
PRISONERS. Y5
9. 10. 11.
Cases of Sickness.
Employed in the course Punishments for Offences witbin the : - 17 } l\I-. -- Vi7 }
209
!
Deat hs duriug the
F. 7 24 F. - 32
Year. Prison during the Year, 254. GreatestNumbero~Total CnsesofSiek- Year, 5.
·Sick at one Time, ness during the
Nov., 1870. Year.
1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~-
I
At Empfoyments Whip- Solitary Other Blacks or Blacks or Blacks or
Not Employetl. ping. 1rons. , Confine- Punish· IYhites. Coloured Whites. Coloured Whites. Coloured
not lJ ard Labour. ' ment. men ts. Pernons. Persons. Persons.
M. F. M. F. '.\I. I F.
--
M.F.-;--;.-M.F. M. • F. M. F. ill. F.
- -. -
Jl iF.
.-
;\l. F. ill. F.~
1--i
, ; I I ' • !
' I •I
17,158 6331 ll, 169 3097 l .. 201 19 31 5 .. 12 7 36 141 31 3 2
1
I
744 530 40 50 6 6 110 1.5
228 1621 2 34 2 20 502 25 14 l
144 10 32 12 10 4 '76 17 13 1
4 108 15 •• 4 1 20 3
633 5 l 28 12 5 82 11 1
8,389 726 4 .. 622 45 8 3 153 16 5
263 22 .. 4 .. 2 .. 13 2 3 138 5 4 ••
..'
' 1"
25 4 13 8
6 •. .. .. •. .. •. . . . . .. •. •. .. .• 3 •• •• •• 13 2 .. ••
-18,-143- - - -
901s 20,103 3875
- -------
2 I .. 49 . . 939 82 245 10 9 96
- - -i -
20 60
-
1248 133
-
40
-4
1
• ·~ > •
_·'_
2-GAOLS AND PRISONEXS, 1870,

YG GAOLS AND PRISONERS.
Return of the General Penitentiaries.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS.
1. General Description of the Prison ; General Penitentiary for the Island~-

whether Common Gaol, House of Correc-
tion, or otherwise ? (To be accompanied
by a Ground Plan of the Buildings, &c.)
2. Under whose jurisdiction and super- Under the jurisdiction of Official Visi-
intendence ; and what measures are adopt- tors appointed by His Excellency the Go-
ed for securing the Visitation of the Prison vernor ; under the superintendence of one
by the Local Magistrates or other Autho- Superintendent and an Assistant, subject
rities? (A Copy of the Rules and Regu- to the supervision of the Inspector of Pri-
lations to be forwarded. with the Return.) sons. There is no power under the Law
to secure the attendance of the Official
Visitors.
3. Number of Officers, and how appoint- Forty-four Male and three F'emal.e Of~
ed ? Do all the Officers reside in the Pri- ficers appointed by His Excellency the
son? Are Female Prisoners attended by Governor. The only Officers residing in
Female Officers exclusively ? the Prison are the Superintendent, his De-
puty and the Dispenser. The Female
Prisoners are attended exclusively by Fe-
male Officers, who reside in the Prison.
A
4. Number of Classes, Divisions, or Eight Classes; twenty Ward-rooms

Wards, Day-rooms, Work-rooms, and Air- four Airing-yards. Can be extended and
ing-yards (with reference to plan) ; and increased.
whether the same can be extended or in-·
creased?
5. Number of Sleeping Cells, Solitary Three hundred and sixty-four Cellst

or Dark Cells, &c.; and if any are below each one Prisoner, including Dark and
ground? Solitary Cells ; nineteen Dormitories, able
to contain more than one Prisoner; one
Shed for the Licensed Class, able to con-
tain fifty. There are no Cells under
ground. •
6. Dietary ot Weekly Allowance. and Diet, 2s. 7d.-118 per head per week..
Weekly Cost per head for the different The Food and Medicine are purchased by
description of Prisoners? and under what contract, as also the Clothing in a raw
system and control the Food, Medicine, state, and then made up in the Prison.
and Clothing for the Prisoners is Mntract-
ed for, or otherwise provided 1
7. Allowance of Clothing and Bedding1 For Clothing, Burlaps Shirts and Trow-
and Cost per head i sets, and Canvas Caps ; Cost per Head
per annum, 18s. 9d.-333. For Bedding,
a Coloured Rug, Cost per Head per an-
num, 7s. 2d.-666.
8. Hours of Labour and Exercise ? On the longest day, thirteen hours thir~
• ty minutes; on the shortest day twelve
hours thirty minutes,
I . \
GAOLS AND PRISONERS.
Return of tlie General Penitentiaries (continued).
QUESTIONS. .ANSWERS.
9. Description of Employment and Hard Brickmaking, Quarrying, Stone-cutting,

Labour? Carpentering, Coopering, Lime-burning-,
Boating, vV ashing, Baking aud Cooking,
Repairing Roads.
10. Amount of Earnings, and how ap- Sales for1870. £707718s. 8d. · Amounts
plied ; in what proportion to the Prisoners, collected paid into the Treasury.
to the Officers. or the Fund for the main-
tenance of the Prison ?
11. Whether the Classification directed It is observed as far as Classification of

by the Colonial Act has been observed: Crimes, but no portion of the Prison has
if not, for what reasons; and what mea- been set apart as required by the Act,
sures have been taken to remedy this de- owing to the exlfnse. r
fect?
12. Are convicted Prisoners prohibited They may receive one Letter, and may
from receiving Visits, or Letters, or any be Visited once every three months. No
articles of Food or Clothing from their Food or Clothing allowed to be received
Relatives or Friends; if not, under \Yhat from Relatives or Friends.
restrictions 1
] 3. Is there a Chapel in the Prison, or Yes. There are separate Chapels for
suitable Apartment for the performance of the Males and Females, but no separation
Religious Services 1 How are the Pri- in ChapeL
soners separated therein ?
14. ·what duties are perfo1•med by tlv:i Morning and Evening Services, and a
Chaplain ? 'Vhat prnvision is made for Sen;non on Sunday; Daily Prayei·s; Vi-
the Instruction of the Prisoners ; and are sits the Hospital daily and reads Prayers
they supplied with Bibles and other suit- for the Sick ; Visits Prisoners in Cells;
able Books 1 Visits School ; has separate interviews-
with Prisoners on their admission and dis-
, charge1 and with any who may desire to
converse with him.
15. Are Dissenting Ministers allowud to Roman Catholic Prisoners are Visited
have access to the Prisoners; and, if so, at by a Priest ; Ministers of other denomina-
what times, and under what restrictions 'I tions are admitted on an order from the
Visiting Justices.
16. What duties are performed by the The Surgeon attends daily, and per-
Surgeon ? Are separate Buildings or forms generally the duties required by the
Apartments provided for the Sick ? Act. There is a Hospital ca.p able of con-
taining sixteen Patients, in whfoh more
serious eases are treated ; tri"vial cases
treated in their own Cells. Females are
treated in a separate Hospital.
17. What Diseases have Leen most pre- Mild Remittent Fevers, Diarrhcea, and
valent during the Year (in reference to Mild Dysentery.
Column 10 and 11, Return No. 1)?
..
Y·s G:.AOLS AND PRISONERS.
Return of tlie General Penitentiaries (continued).
QUESTIONS.
ANS'vVERS.
18. Reason::; for Non-employment of Pri- Sickness and Confinement for Offences
soners (in reference to Column 8) ? committed in Prison.
19. Reasons for Punishments, by Whip- Sentenced for Insubordination by the
ping, Irons, Solitary Confinement, or Visiting Justices, and by the Law Courts.
otherwise 1
· 20. Is there any Insane person in con-

There is no Insane person at present in
finement 1 State his or heP Name and the Prison. Cases of Iusanity occurring
Age, and for what offence committed 1 during Confinement are transferred to the
· How long has he or she been in confine- Lunatic Asylum by 'Varrant of the Go-
ment; and is such Person sepa1·ated from vernor, on recommendation of the Medical
the other Prisoners 1
Officer. Two Males, Henry Shaw and
Benjamin Byndloss, have been thus trans-
ferred during the past year.
21. Are any, and what. Fees demanded .None.
of Debtors, or of any other Prisoners,
either at their Admission to, or Discharge
from the Gaol ?
22. General Observations. None.

z
. CHARITABLE
AND
LITERARY INSTITUTIONSo
. 1870.
Z2 CHARITABLE AND :UITERAHY INSTITUTIONS.
PUBLIC HOSPITAL, CITY OF KINGSTON.

Males. Females. Total.
Number of Inmates on 1st January, 1870 111 60
Number of Patients admitted during 1870 171
1,351 523 1,874
Average daily number of Inmates 112.185 55.10
Discharged Cured 167.195
1,008 373 1,381
Do. . Relieved 181 84
Do. Non-relieved 265
28 10 38
Deaths in the Hospital during 1870 134 56 190
Number of Patients in Hospital on 31st Dec., 1870 103 61 164
How Supported ? By grants from General Revenue.
Cost of the Institution for the Year 1870 _. £7,274 14s. 2d.
Laws relating to the Public Hospital-No. 12 of 1869.
LUNATIC ASYLUM, KINGSTON.

Males. Females. Total.
Number of Patients in the Asylum on 1st Janu-
ary, 1870 .. .. 95 118 213
Number of Patients admitted during 1870 38 26 64
Average daily number of Inmates .. ·94.75 117.83 212.52
Number of Patients discharged during the year 1870 17 11
Recoveries 28
17 1J 28
Relieved 0 0 0
Number of Deaths during the year .1870 ... 18 14 32
Number remaining, in the Asylum on 31st Dec., 1870 101 116 217
How supported? By grant from General Revenue.
Cost of the Institution for the year 1870 .. £3,827 2s. 9d.
Laws relating to !he Asylum-Vicesimo Quinto, Vic. Cap. IX.
FALMOUTI:I MARINE HOSPITAL.

Number of Inmates receiveq from the 1st January to 31st De-
cember, 1870 - - -
Discharged 50
45
Died 1 46
Remaining in Hospital 4
Casuat Sick Hospital.

Number received as above 72
Discharged 50
Died 16 66
· Remaining in Hospital 6
CHARITABLE A~D LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. Z3
:Statement of the E:cpenditure of the Amalgamated Hospitals at Falmouth for the year 1870,
1870 l\Iarine.
March-Sundries supplied £23 14- 4
June " " 16 10 4
Sept. " · " 10 9 1
Dec. " " 10 13 7 61 7 4
Casual Sick.
March-Sundries suppplied 44 4 3
June " " 46 12 3
Sept. " " 42 14 0
Dec. •· ." 39 14 1 173 4 7
Salaries paid for both Institutions.

March 32 10 0
June 32 10 0
September 35 0 0
December 35 0 0 135 0 0
Total £369 11 1i
The supply of :Medicines is not included in the above Statement, as the contract (for £30)
was for the supply of the above Institutions, as well as the out-door poor.
GENERAL AND MARINE HOSPITAL, l\IONTEGO BAY.

Number of Persons treated during 1870 ..._ 153
Average daily number of Inmates, about 23
Discharged, cured, or relieved 110
Died in the Hospital during 1870 20
How supported 1 By Government and Tonnage Dues.
Cost of the Establishment for 1870 - £467 8s. 7d.
Laws relating to the Institution-60 Geo. 31 Cap. 16, Sec. 4; Law 29 of 1868.
BOYS' REFORMATORY..
Locality-Stony Hill, 10 Miles from Kingston.
Superintendent-Rev. H.P. C. Melville.
Ma'Yl,agers rtnd Teachers. Salaries.
Thos. l\Ioran, Intendant and Schoolmaster £100 0 0
T. Pearson, Clerk and Storekeeper 75 0 0
J. W. Davis, l\faster Cooper 102 0 0
B. Milmoref Master Carpenter 78 0 0
II. M. Davies, Head Gardener 75 0 0
J. C. Johnson, General Office 39 0 0
R. :McDermot, ditto 26 0 0
R, Hamilton, ditto 26 0 ()
R. Collins, ditto 26 0 0
J. Noseworthy, Watchman 23 8 0
C. Green, Hospital Attendant 46 6 0
Mrs. Harrison, Hospital Nurse 20 16 0
Jane Marshal, Assistant ditto 15 12 0
£653 2 0
Z4 CHARI.TABLE AND LITERARY INS'fITUTIONS.
Number and Ages of 194 Boys.
Class. Under Between Between Upwards

5 Years. 5 and 10. 10 and 15. of 15. Total.
----- ------ I - •
Criminals. ___ 0 13 68 14 95
Destitutes. - .. 0 22 . 67 10 99
- --I
0 I 35 135 24 194
TIME EMPLOYED-In Manual Labour each day 7 hours.
In School 4 "
In Chapel, ]\,feals, and Recreation, &c. 3 "
Industrial Pursuits-Farming, Gardening, Carpentering, Coopering, and occasional
Tailoring.
Half the number of inmates are in the school every other day, while the other
half are employed at manual labor also every alternate day.
Every Saturday is free; and visits from friends and relations allowed between
12 and 4 p.m.
GIRLS' REFORMATORY.
Locality-Stony Hill, 10 Miles from Kingston.
Superintendent-Rev. H. P. C. Melville.
Managers and Teachers. Salaries.
Caroline Nelson, l\fatron £35 0 0
Jane Nelson, Schoolmistress 35 0 0
Charlotte Bartlow, Warden 26 0 0
Sarah Hall, Assistant ditto 20 16 0
•
Number and Ages of 79 Girls. ..
Class. Under Between Between Upwards
5 Years. 5 and 10. 10 and 15. of 15. Total.
- ------- - ---
Criminals. _.. " 1 20 8 29
•
Destitutes - . , . 1 13 25 11 50
I 1 14 45 19,
--
79
Income tkrived/rom-
Boys. Girls.
• . .....
£44 3 1
'l1 ~4 61
1. Supervision -
2. Salaries and Wages
3. Miscellaneous -
4. Food
5. Medical
~ 'Nl1hlt ~
'l. Clothing ..
8. M'\'lles and Carta -
9. Tues
£8,052 11 11
GIRLS ORPHANS' HOME.

From January, 1870, to December, 1870.
..
Z6 CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
BATH OF SAINT THOMAS THE APOSTLE, PARISH OF ST. THOMAS.

Number of Visitors at the Baths during the year 1870 376
Cost of Institution for the year 1870 - £32 5s. 7d.
How supported ? By rent from one Building used as Court House* ; rent for one
Building used for Constabulary Station; rents from small parcels of Land, and
Fees of 'rhreepence and One penny-half-penny for Baths. ·
MILK RIVER BATH, PARISH OF CLARENDON.

Number of Visitors during 1870 - 328
Cost of keeping up the Institution during 1870 £223 19s. 2d.
'I'he Establishment has been visited by patients from all parts of the island, many of
whom have derived great benefit from the use of the waters. ·
The Buildings, as well as the Baths, require considerable repair, but the Directors
have no funds applicable for this purpose.
~OYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS AND AGRICULTURE.

Established for the Encouragement and Development of the Productive and Indus-
trial Resources of the Colony.
President-His Excellency Sir J. P. Grant, K. C. B.
BonJ Secretary and Treasurer-Henry Kemble, Esq.
* No rents have been received for the Court House for two years, the Govemmeni deducting the 11ame to
pay off the halance due them o~ m?ney adv:anccd for repairs on the buildin5. This is now 11aid off, and a ba~
lance remains in favor of th.e Inst1tut1on, besides the future !ents. . .. .·
The Hospitnl for the sick and_iufi.rm, established 1747, 18 now in a ruinoua cond1l1on-penons not re1ottlll&'
bete as heretofore.
. A. A.
IIOSPITALS AND ASYLUM,

l870.
A.\. 2 HOSPITALS AND ASYL U:US.
Ilospital Return for the Colony ef Jmnaica,for the

·-----------------·------------- - - - - - -
QU~STION I.
I
Patients Average stay
~utendants.
Discharged. of those
0
1----------1-----~Jl~
Number Nurses Servm:ts ~ 'S

remammg Number Daily doing uo parthtllyornot ...... -o Specify the
in Hospital admitted Average in otl er at >ill ~in ploy- .S g; longest time
at. tbc be- during the Hospital duty. cd as Nurse~. aJ . Q),..: for which
ginning of year du1 i11g the ___ ;,:; ~ ~ t;: any one
the year 1869-70. year '"
,,.
gJ
fl. <A I~
~.Co rd
<i>
o
...!:l g' .., en
~c.o Imrnite bas
1869-70. ~ ..: ~ ~ ~ ;; Q: ~ ~-~
1869-70.
~
z
z~ z; ~;r.r-tc.i
~~ rt
r-d
~
1)
~
.a
i::
~
1l
bO:::
a :~
stayed.
~
h._
.~D
-
~
·=aza :;~ z ;;
d
.;... ::::: c.> I
~
C)
.p
_g
a
c
.s
~
w g~
...:::
fi
AZ~~P-t 1
O:=.~ZO. A;::;
:.\faI es
--:---1353 -,· 112.1~-:--1--2--:--:--:-1oosl:-:-134 l22.92 39~103 -----
Females 62 535 55. 10 17 7 1

g
~
g
:<::;
I
3731 84 10 56 33.13 28~ 61 721 days
(since dis-
I c·hargetl)
QUESTION II.
Q) Is there
..<:l Windows and Connection any Sink
..,"'0
-0 Amount o~
The
greahest
Ventilating of the Privy or
Openings. with the ward. opening in
Drain
Ward?
.
"'to 1cnbic
Q
space uumber
available of -,
....
·;n 0 Q' • d
"'•n IPatient fr in the ::sd

Givo the for each Patients .... C,)...,
o..g i;:
.u.... ....
Name or
Numb~r of ..; ~
'" I the average Ward at
O'
0<0;
...... C) d 0 Remarks.
each Ward.
Q)
..s
Q)
~
~
~
<> ~
'O
C,)
number of any one "'
0 ...
.s
C,) ~
~
~
:a
_..,
::s
0
.s .,Q.,
...
.s .s 'o Patients in time ., 'd
cS tJJ 1~
.s _.., ~rd the Ward. during ....
d"'
~Q c
-:9 ..,
J>., 'd
-"'
A ..8 ~ the yeiu·.
cS o·- :;..
•t::
;.a 0
p.. ~
'O
~~ ..,
....
l:O
c 0
d
.... ·c; 8>
l:O
,,, .... ~~
c:M
Q) c p..
.....-
.....
~
..... c '" e-
"'
>-1 >:Q ::;::z t-< ~ H H 8 p
------ -- -- ---- ---- --- - - - - i - -
"Luke," 1
flat roof I
41 330 330 No
I rDivicled by 5 brick
partitions. in each
No No ~ of wi1ich is a door
and
ground
floor
~ 122~ 16
)
10 41 459~ No
L
space; windows
barred.
"Stoph@"}
pitched
roof, •1p-
151 16 9 45 5834 45 452 452 ... .... ... ... I(Dhrided in same
way; roof piLched;
per story ~
roofand floor aper-
"Esther" 116 15~ le~ 32 701 I 32 235 235 ... ... ... . ..
I tures not included
l .but existent.
"1fary'' 1161· 13 1"1
V4 18 855 18 550 550 ... ... ... ... The same also.
"Ruth" 87! 13 17 19 840 19 550 550 ... ... ... ... The same also.
"John" 59 17 15 16 1441 16 925 925 ...

...
... ... ...
... ... ~
r Have spacious pi-
azzas, separated
"Seaman" 69 17 15 12 1441 12 850 850 ... from them only by
" Cornelius" 122 17t 15 30 1235 30 1850 1850 ... ... ... .. . L jalousied partitions
This is composed of two

"Opera- }
tionThe- 52 24 16 12 1664 12 441 441 ... ... ... ... wards, each 26 by 24 bh
16 feet ; they have eac
atre 8 tloor ventilators and 9
windows, and separated
by a room of equal size
whi<:h has 2 window and
I three doors which are

always kept open.
'
AA4 HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS.
Hospital Returnfor t!te Colony of Jamaica,for tlw
QUESTION III.
Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the year 1869-70.
And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.
Specifying the character of the

the Visit in respect to Notice. By the Governor or By a Government By a Committee of
Colonial Secretary. Inspecto1·. the Governing Body
By Appointment .. .. • 1 Visit ..
Of Surprise .. .. .. .. ..
(I.) In reference to the !'t,bove Table, The register and account books, &c.,
state whethex or not the Register Books were all produced and examined minutely
were produced on every occasion ; and by the inspector.
if not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced 1
(II) And if on any occasion when The books were all correct and properly
they were examined, they were found written up to the date of inspection.
not to be properly made up to that date
of examination.
(III.) State also how many reports of

the following kinds have come under the
notice of the governor : -
(a.) Reports of a financial and statisti- (a.) Annual: of each, one. 'fhe stores
cal kind, especially such as show the are obtained under contract, and the ac-
system on which money and store counts are audited monthly by the auditor-
accounts are kept and audited. general of the colony, who countersigns
treasury drafts in payment, which are pre-
pared by the chief medical officer and 'di-
rector.
(b.) Reports by persons charged with (h.) Continuous reports as special ques-
the immediate management of the tions arise regarding medical and financial
hospital. matters, as well as administration.
(c.) Reports by a government ingpector, (c.) Has not made out his report .to my
independent of the governing au- knowledge.
thority of the hospital.
(Append copies of bis reports, if any.)
• The Inspectol' was only appointed on the 16th May, 1870,

IIOSPI'I'ALS AKD ASYLU~IS:
.Financial Year cnilin<r

•':>
:JOth September, 1870.
QUESTIO~ IV.
Fill up the following Table of Cases of each kind of Disease treated in the Hospital
in the year, with the Number of Deaths from each such Disease.
1~·-----·-------D-is-ea~es Tr~-·
1
I
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Numl>er of Cases.I Nt~::~
Albuminuria ... ... 49 24
Yellow Fenr ... ... 59 15
Phthisis ... ... 49 8
Typhoid Fever ... ... 23 G

8yphalis, Primary ... ... 133 3
- - , Secondary ... .. ,
... V2 7
I• :\forLuti Cordis ... ... .. 9 1
Pn<'umonia ... ... l 30 7

···'
Hcmittent Fever .. , ... H 2
l:lccr of lower extremity ... ... 141 4
Yalvular di@cnsc ofltcnrt ... ... 20 2

Ano.~mi:i ... ... 34 1
l'oricarditis ... ... 6 3
Con ~tip a ti on ... .. 17 ..

Dpt•nte1-y ... ... 17 4
Diurrhcca ... ... 3G 3

·Kccrosis of lower extremity ... ... 30 I
Tntennittent Fever ... ... 74 2
And fill up the next Table of Oases of the following Diseases occurring amongst
Patients and also amongst OHicers :-
.. . Occurring amongst Patients. - - - -IOc~urrii~g nmongs~Ofiiccrs .
Name of Disease.
IIncasesofPntlcnis aitnckcd .1c1zik
m. 1{,ospital.
.
Nnmbcrl Person had been in l!ospi~al he·
I
state l!OW l ong the ~'um
v
of
- R..,--t-·:_·on l'e·i·ilcnt
11erl omc~1ue11
ii
ccr ·
l' Ollie ~
· " •r•
c ••
of Cases. fore his attack, and for what'l I>eath~. :
diseu~c he was admitted. Cases.!Deaths Casc8. ~
1
1
1
Ycllow_fo_v_e_r-o-r-ot-h·e-r-cn_d_e_m_ic-1 59 15 .. .. .. ..
fever
Plague ... . .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
'fyphus ... ... .. .. .. .. .. ..
Smallpox ...
i
. .. ' .. .. .. .. .. ..
Scarlatina ... ..• i .. .. .. .. .. ..
Enteric (or typhoid) fever ...,. 23 6 .. .. I .. ..
Erysipelas ... . .. 11 .. .. .. .. ..
Pyrernia. ... •• I 1
I .. ..
l .. t
I
..
• The space of this Table does not admit of a more lcn:;thened record of Di~~ascs treated.
2-lIOSl'lTALS A:SD .ASYLUM~, 1870.

A AG LUNATIC ASYLU:\I RETURN.
-=-
QUESTION I.-(STATISTICAL)-GENERAL STATISTICAL RETURN.
- - - ·-- - -- --. ---- - -------
.9
;;~
8
Sg
Number of Attendants. I Discharged
Xumber
I Avcra;:c Stay of those
O I ---.. ,--,--j ---,------
"g ~~ Resident. Xon-Resident. 1 ·s: of i ~ '1 ~g
.~ g . ., - ""' Patients 1
,,.~ ..§ d,
.5~ ~0~ ~ ci 1 g?E
J:]
8
" 00 Employed Employed as Employed Employed ns .,,; ~ who ~ ~o et.:-"
'"',..., -. ·~ in Servants or in Servants 01· <:> died in .S Cl
~ ~ Attendance only partially Attendance only partially "g ~ >-< .;:l 8 .S]
"::> ~ ~ Oil t 1lC as Oil t h e as S .~
Q) ~ 1869•70. ""
.~ ~
.~ "' :
S
z i:::i l'aticnts. Attendants. Patients. Attendants. o p:::; z i:::i i:::i ~ .,
Male-~-:.75 ~=-~=---~-~-I 11 -_-_ -_-. ~ ':i g;i; i~f'' ?9

Female 26 117.83 None None 13 4 I 11 _. _. . 14 3 209 1 104 4 303
1----1----,-_-,~---1---1~1---J-./-_
1 1
Total 641212.5& I
OBITUARY TABLE.
'°O IUJUJ ~I
~ ~~g ~g
~ .. ""' Bodily o .., ~ '§
Z
0 0 r-g Form c3 1t d ce ~ ri
A~ ~ ~ Condition. Date of "'g~..; ,...~.,
.....0 ·rn g g -5 f ..o-5 1l - .=
~
:... '"" AC) AC) wJ1en I of Mental Adm1'ss1'on.
Cause of Death.
en-«::
..= ;...
~ ,C> ~
~ "'
"' ~
~
~ >l0 'O 'O Disorder. ~ :t""' » ~.;;
S
d
o
b.O ~
Admitted. 2 8 <:i ~
cS i::l~-;3 ~~:;:z
C)
0 §
z ~ 00 00 00
--------------,---,---------1----
5141 40-!'iO I Male
8.);)
Fair
40-50
.Dementia.
__
IO July, '65 Chronic Cerehritis
Verybad
None None .
Dementia 270ct.,'69 (see footnote)
I Inquest NoP.M.
85G 30-40 __ Good Dementia 27 Oct., '69 Convulsions None P. M.
80() 20 -30 _. Had Idiocy 24 Dec.; '68 Phthisis None P. l\I.
288 40-50 ._ Good l\fauia 10 Feb., '631 Chronic Cerebritis None P. JI.I.
582 30-40 ._ l•'air l\Iania 12 Mch., '66 Phthisis None P. M.
837 20-30 ._ Indifferent Dementia 7 June, '69 Epilepsy None P. M.
28 40-50 -- Good· l\fauia 27Nov.,'58 Phthisis None P.1\1.
:!O 40-50 _. Good Ch . .Mania 17 Oct., '57 Phthsis None P. l\L
807 10-20 , __ Dad Dementia 7 Jan., '69 Phthisis None P. l\L I
8i!) 30-JO __ Ba<l l\Iauia 16 l\Ich., '70 Plcmo Pnuemonia None P . .Jr.
1J~3
.i:H
I 4tl-50
30-40
__
__
Indifferent
Bad
l\Ielancholia
l\Iauia
10 April, '65 Phthisis
25Aug,'64'Paralysis
None
None
P. l\I.
NoP.l\I,
I
B3d 40-50 __ Vrry bad Dementia 28 l\Iay. '70 Gen. Paralysis None P. M.
842
87:i
20-30
20-:)0
_.
._
Pair
Good
l\Ian!a
l\Iama
2~ June, :?D ~h~·ouic Cerebritis
2;> l!'eb., '10 Epilepsy
None
None
P. l\I.
P. M.
I
839 30-40 ._ l!'air l\Iania 12 June, '69 Phthisis N oue ~No P. M.
74f.) 20-30 -- Indifferent l\Iani<t 24 Sep., '67 EpilcpRy None NoP.1\1.
8:30 20-30 Females Indifferent l\Iauia 15 Aprii, '69 Phthisi~ None P. M.
717 70-80 __ Bad l\Iania 281\Iay,'67 OldAge None NoP.l\I.
666 20-30 __ fo Articulo
l\Iortis
Dementia 25 Dec., '69 Exhaustion following
Typhoid Fever
None o P. l\L IN
821 40-50 _. Bad l\Iania 141\Ich., '69 Chronic Cerebritis None P. 1\1.
:3i5 30-40 __ Goud l\lauia 21 Dec., '63 Chronic Cerebritis None I P. l\I,
361 20-30 __ Indifferent l\fauia 14 Oct., '63 Puuemonia None P. l\I.
705 30-40 __ Indifferent Mania 20 April, '67 Plithisis and Disease of None P. M.
Spleen
1ri1 I ao-4o Inuifferent Mania 13 Nov., '67 Dis. of Liver and Spleen None P.M.
8.13 40-50 Bad Dementia 2Feb. '69 Gen. Paralysis None P. l\:L
22;? 50-60 Good l\Iania 14 No;., '61 Chronic Cerebritis None P.M.
2:10
838,
40-50
40-50
Good
Bad
Mania.
:Mania.
I12 Feb., '63 DiRease of Heart
7 June, '69 Chronic Cerebritis
None
None
P . .M.
P. l\I.
so2 j 20-30 Good l\Iania :H Oct., '68 Tubercular Pneumonia None p. l\I.
2fi7 20-30 Pair 11\Iania 23 Oct., '62 Phthisis None P. l\I.
I
I
N OTE.-Cause of Death of No. 855 and Verdict-Exhaustion from Ulceration of both legs....--Seo Anuual Re-
port of Medical Superintendent and Director for 1869-70 for further details.
LU:N":ATIC ASYL Gl\1 RETt;RX.
SP.ACE .AXD ACCO~INOD.ATION TABLE.

--- - - - - - --1 - -- -- ---- ~~-
'l'ho Xmnocr The Gror.s Cubic 1, T ho GMs• Superficial
The Average
I A\·ernge rhc .\mount
c,f Space of all such 1 Arca of all \mountofCub1c Tunfer~turc. cf
Dcscri ption of Space n•·ailablc ~
-~~o~n~. ~or~~hl'~
1 Wintcr Sttmmcr
-- W~ndowSp:1cc.
!looms.
I:oums.
,
M. F. }1. F. ~l.
I F. M. F.
I .:H. I•.
I
J
1--,~ in.:-:.-: in. i-:.-:--:.-1--:.-1----~-;,:

12 41485
ft.
s •3iO:!d o 1 atirn D I
:1111 o G5S G.t9 1 75 79 D5D o
IU7G 4
Day RoomH arnl ~

Corridors used Xone :Xone
I .
I
l
I
to to
I
1
a:i Day Hoo111s
Single Rooms • ___ 78 I 80 65595 0 GGS'20 0

I
I 57!).1 O 5fJ.30 0 !)37 I 835
I
80 83
,863 5 838 JO
I
·what is the source of the water supply; Tho "Kingston ancl Lignanea" water
the quality of the water; and the amount works company from the Hope river. N"o
of water available for each Pntient analysis published; requires better filtra-
every <lay? tion; is used mainly for drinking purposes,
the laundry, and limited fresh water bath-
ing, tho sea. bath being ( hiefly used for
bathing pnrposcs. 4000 gallons per day is
the co11tract quantity, being at tho rate of
18~ µ-allons per hea<l. on the average daily
number of patients. The main, which is
only lA inch, aml the pipes connected
tl.e1 ewith, arc too small, and the force of
water is not adequate to an emergency, or
to extinguish fire.
·what is the number of (I.) Lavatories 1 None. Temporary and moveable wash
stands a.re in use, pending the completion
by the department for public works, of the
lavatory an<l bath-room in the male an<l
female B wards. It is intended to have in
these rooms, largo fresh water baths which
,) will also serve as reservoirs in the event of
fire, bei;iclcs two or more fixCll warm water
baths, and suitable fixecl lavatory wash
basin8.
(II.) Baths ? 2 male. 3 female fresh water bf,ths ; ono

large sea bath 55 feet by 45 feet by 4 feet
deep, bathing space.
(III.) Latrines ? 5 for males, 10 for females, all on the dry

earth system-temporary as permanent.
Dry earth closets, it is expected, will be
erecteJ. by the <lepartment for public works.
"Every dormitory has one or more uio·ht
chairs on the dry earth principle, and ev~ry
single room is proviclec.l with a fixed com-
mode, which carries a utensil removable
from the outside of the room, by tho atten-
<lant, but irremovable by the patient within.
J
••
LUNATIC ~\SYLUM RETURN.
AA 8
One large drain opening into the sea, for

What is the system of sewerage ?
"storm water" and laundry only. The
" earth closet" system is fully carried out,
and the excreta is hurried on the estate as
manure.
QUESTION II.-(MANAGEMENT.)-RESTRAINT.
Seclusion under Lock an<l Key.

Restraint by Attendants. Mechanical Restraint.
Restraint. Females.
Males.
107 355
The Number of times resorted to
LtJN.Fl1IC ASYLUJf RETURX.
(OCCCPATIO~.)
State the ex.tent of A<'HES lL t'.

.,
~
(I.) 'fhe airiu;; courts about ._)
",," Bc~longing to the 1\bylu:n.
(IL) And other grounJs .. :n "
.Aro the patients. as a tule, giveu daily Yes, they may be said to Ji ,-c in the opr1•'
exercise, their health permitting 1 nir, nnd ex:ercise is within reach of eYerv
patient in thci-r respective airing comt~.
except when confi.ned to room by sidrnc::-::;.
'l'herc are no corridors enclosed with wall:>
or gla~s windows, as in English nsvlnms.
The male and female A wards, "..-11icl1 con-
tain the dormitories a•·e m;ed fo;.· sleeping
purposes only, and are not, as a. rule, occu-
pied during the <lay. In the female A ward,
the patieli.ts when up, seat themschcs. and
are employed under the capaciotlS arched
,t;un::;ha<le. which stretches between t11c
wnrds. In the courts of the B wards, the
Yerandah or ::mnshade whiC'h projects from
the ::;icles of the rooms, is used for like pnr-
po:se, nn<l is 'ZG4 foet long, 12 feet wide, and
9 feet 3 inches high in front.. On the rnale
cidc this B w~n·d constitutes the only airing
court.
'
1\re tlh'Y confined• to airing
J
courts, or ~\ larg-e !ntmber of patients ar0 daiiy
allowed to walk in other ground,;;, and employed out of the airing court=-. !>atienb;
sent beyond the m;ylum ? me 11ot confined to the airing <'OHrts for
eRc1·cise, 1rnt parties, as a rule, arc sent be-
yond the asylum, \Yhere they pie-nic. and
smoke their pipes. They also walk on tho
asylum grounds, at the sea-beach, wl1ea they
prcft•r to sit under the shade of cocoamt ·
trees at the sea-side, rather than encon11 '\
tlH' severe horizontal mys of a. tropical i:; i,. \
alld dusty roads. r \
Are any means taken to amuse the· Newspapers, of which his excellency t;·e
.patients, or to induce them to amuse goYemor sen'ds a parcel by nearly e.-e1 y
~
themseh·es 1 Detail them. mail, pcrio<licals or books which hnYe be ~
presented to the asylum library, cards, donJ1f"
noes, annt 'Sallv. Bibles and 'l'cstmuents
are also distrij){1ted; pipes and tobacco are
given as indulgences, and fruits when in
season.
Tiow many religious services were Every Sui1day, including Christmas-Da~

held in 1869-70 ~ and Good-Friday.
Whn.t -was the average attendance ? l\fa1es 40 ; females 31 ; total 71.
In what building, and how many could A room which was formerly a u0r1 1·
it contain 1 tory; 73.
( 3-Ho~PITALS A:SD Asnt~1s, 1870.
l
A A 10 LU~ ATIC ASYLUi\I RE'I'lJRN.
Give the daily average number of Patients vYho were employed in 1869-70.
Specifying the C'l1arncter of the Employment.

Distii1guishing the Sexes.
Agriculture and Gardening Trade. Household Work, Drawing Water, ~c.
Male 12 46 14
Female 1 63 19
--
QUESTION III.-(DIET.)
Jamaica Lunatic Asylum, Ordinary .Diet.
l Breakfast. I Dinner. Supper.

1-~-:--,-------1---
J• .,;
"""w
~ ~
~·
·so
~
c,..
~ ~ 3
:...-
F:i
0
rD c) ~
0 .s
s _g ~ ~
d
8
4)
~ ~ ~~ ~ P-i ~ ~ ~ ::> cil 0 !:: b.O !3

P=l U2 p:: ...... CQ ...... A-< ...... J5 ~ P-< CQ ~ ;:5
ozs. 1~ 1 pints. 1 pints. ozs. ~j~ ~,;ints. ~ ozs. --;;.- -;;,-
---~- 1 - 1- 1- - -~-- , ---· --- ----r-
Sunday .. . 6 Jj f l I .. .. . . ! I 3 4 ... 8 3 If 1
'fonday ... : :: ·; .' ."

1~ I .•• ! :: 1 I :: : I :: :
·~
Tuesuay ...
...
Wetlnesday
Thursday ... : :: ; 1 : I .• j 4 ; ,: : I :: :
~II :: I_i_~~- :: jj~~ :: ~ :: :·
Friday ...
Saturday ...
Total ... :i:2 I I I I I
8i 4 I 1
a 1G 36 & 8 2 96 21 8~- t_
rf
~ RE1!ARKS.- 'l'hc Hominy rs ma<Tc of 2 07.~. of fresh ground country corn to the pint. Peppers from garden
. ~upplied da.ily, together w!th scallions, seasoni~1g~, &c}., .len~on grass, limes, cabb'.1-ges, and other vegetables,
) 'hen pract1rn1blc. Pork from farm of asylum 1s JSSueil rn hen of beef, when practicable. Soup consists of the
quor of the cooked meat-with herbs, scallions, salt, pepper, &c. Salt, black-pepper supplied daily, ad-libitum.
I Ninegar on fi5h days. On rice and peas days, fat, or dripping is adued, which is saved from the beef or pork.
Mangoes, oranges, tamarinds, are given weekly, or oftener when in season. Extra Diet.- Workerfrare allowed
8 ozs. potatoes and 4 ozs. fish for luncheon. Sick diet as per sick list appended.
QUESTION IV .-(INSPECTION.)
Divide· the Patients in the Asylum into the following Classes : -
Males. Females.
. (I.) Maniacal and Dangerous - - - 55 88
(ll.) Quiet Chronic - - - - - 19 21
(III.)' Melancholy and Suicidal - ., ~

2 2
g
(IV.) Idfotic, Paralytic, Epileptic -
•
- - 19 4
T
B7 the Gonmor or By a Government
Colonial Seoretary. Inapeotor•
...
A A 12 LUNATIC ASYLUJf RETL'RN.
QUESTION IV.-(INSI'ECTIO.N.)-conti11u<d.·
-- --- ----
State how many Reports of the follo.\ving kin<ls have come urnlcr the notice of the
governor : -
(I.) Financial and statistical (showing, The annual report of the medicnJ super-
amongst other things, on what system intendent and direetor shews the finaucial
the money an<l store accounts are kept and statistical facts. 'l'he stores are ob-
and audited). tained under contract, the accounts for
which are received and examined, on the
requisite vouchers monthly by the director,
who transmits the originals to the auditor-
general, together with treasury imprests in
payment ot the same. for his counter-sigDa-
ture.
(II.) Reports by the person or persons All recommendations, medical. financial,
charged with the immediate manage- and administrative form the subjects of
ment of the asylum. immediate official correspondence, which
practically leave only statistical facts, and
explanations bearing upon them, for the
annual report made at the encl of the year.
It is impossible to understand tho <lifiicul-
culties which have been overcome in the
management of the asylum, and the full
value of all the questions which are here
submitted, and their answers, without a re-
ference to the annual reports of the medical
superintendent and direcror, "'hich shew the
past and present history of the institution.
The kind and amount of accommodation ;
the character of the admission ; the permis-
sive lunacy law; the causes of death; the
question of attendants and other things, arc
subjects requiring explanation, as they are
different in many particulars to those which
prevail in lunatic asylums in England. The
reports of the medical superintendent and
• director, which are published, commencing
with that dated April 2nd, 1864, up to the
report for 1869-70, will be found to co
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CONTl1NTS.

TAXES. DUTIES, AND OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE A l io 7

COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE D l 3

LEGISLATION-LAWS, · PROCLAMATIONS, &c. .... :;i I 5

COUNCILS-PRIVY AND LEGISLATIVE 3

MISCELLANEOUS NUMERICAL RETURN 3

EDUCATION, NEWSPAPERS, AND REVIEWS 58

COINS, EXCHANGES, &o. 3

SIDPPING, IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 91

MANUFACTURES, MINES, AND FISHERIES 7

GAOLS AND PRISONERS 8

CHARITABLE AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS .,. 6

HOSPITALS AND ASYLUM 1 13

RUM DUTIES-LAW 1 OF 12()6,

---.----METAI,-19 Vm. CAP. 32, extended by Law No.18, 1869.

t..AtND TAX-QUIT RENT 8 V11c. CAP. 16, 21 V'IC. e. 34.

Class 1. On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, but without

DOG TAX-LAW 10 OF 1868.

FUND FOR THE REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE KINGSTON

POSTAGE REVENUE-LAW 18 oF 1868.

MARKET DUES-POUNDAGES, &c. 21 Vrc. CAP. 12, 15 Vrc. CAP. 11.

CAPITATION 'rAx ON IMMIGRANTs-24 Vrc. CAP. 16, 25 Vrn. CAP. 35.

Tabl' ef Fees taken by the Island Secretary. £ s. d.

£ . s. <l. £ s. d. £ 8. <tJ. I£ s. d.; £ f;. d. £ s. a. £ s. d. £ s. d.

On each petition (save cause petition) .. __ . _.. . . . . O ;) O 0 10 o O :2 6 0 ,3 0 () l ~ o 3 4 I o l ·•" 0 ;j () CJ~

On each appem:an~e ... __ ........ _ ... _ .... _ .. _, O 2 0 O 1 G O J 0 0 O !) 0 0 s 0 0 G O () (i 0 0 4}

On each fi_nal decree enrolled .. _. __ .. :... . . . . . . . 3 O O 1 10 O 1 10 0 I 0 18 0 1 0 0 0 ]0 0 0 ] ;) oI 0 7 (j ~

o;~1~ndel~~~~-a:~ _o_f_ ~~)~~~~ _t_o_ ?~-~~~~~1~1~~. ~l~l~~~· ~ s ;3

0~0 e~~~,~~~~i~fll~~ ~l-i~~-~a_u_s~ _l~~t:t_i~~ _o_r_s~1~:).~1~~t ~ o 5 o o G O O 2 G o 3 0 0 l 8 0 2 0 0 1

On each snbpmna to witness to testify ... ___ .... __ 0 10 0 O J5 O O 5 0 O 7 G 0 3 4 0

On each attested copy order ....... .. ...... - - - .. 0 J ()

Table of Fees taken in the Office of the Provost Marshal General.

I contempt out of the supreme court, or court of chancery, or for a

.Fees under the TVcst Indian Encumbered Estates' Act.

* C20 old currency, equal to .Cl2 stel'ling.

Fees taken under the Djstrict Court Laws.

for every other mile 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6

In plaints for the recovery of possession of land or tenements, if a claim be made

Filin<Y everv agreement as to costs under the "Dis-

.On tiling each plaint, and issuing the 8ummous

Where claimlWhere claim Where claim

Above £50, Above £100, Above £150,

~--- ---------- ·------

Service sum allowed by Judge-

or produce, and fair copy - - 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6

Above £50, Above £100, Above £150,

Above £50, Above £100.1

---------·---------------!·----- ----- ----- -----

Attending judge to sign - - ·o 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 7 6

As in schedule in "Small Causes Law, 1867."

In all other cases the following court fees shall be paid ~

For every i~formation, with summons or warrant thereon £0 3 0

For each copy of summons or warrant ~.

For every trial, upon information or indictment .- 0 3 0

For every recognizance -. -.

For taking every deposition, not being an information, per sheet of

8CfIEDULE A.-COUR'r FEES ON HEPLEVIKS.

For rcco1·ding each assignment 0 f) 0

SOHEDGLE ll.-13.AILIFFS; FEES.

SCEDULE C.-BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS' FEES.

°' . SCHEDULE A.-BAILIFFS' FEES.

Preparing notic~ of appeal . -. - £0 10 0

SCHEDULE A.-COURT FEES.

SCHEDULE B.-B.AILIFFS' FEES.

o;~1~ndel~~~~-a:~ _o_f_ )~~ _t_o_ ?~-~~~~~1~1~~. ~l~l~~~· ~ s ;3

0~0 e~,~~i~fll~~ ~l-i~~-~a_u_s~ _lt:t_i _o_r_s~1~:).~1~~t ~ o 5 o o G O O 2 G o 3 0 0 l 8 0 2 0 0 1

On each snbpmna to witness to testify ... _ .... 0 10 0 O J5 O O 5 0 O 7 G 0 3 4 0

Hanover ••• ..... .• Ship or 3 masted Vessel .. 0 9 0 0 4 6