BLUE BOOK.

ISLAND

OF

J AM A I 0 A.

1879.

JAMAICA:
GOVERNME~"T PRINTING ESTABLISHJ\IENT, KINGSTON';

1880.
 BLUE BOOK, 1879.

LETTER PAGl"..
0oNTENTS.

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A I To 9
TAXES, DUTIES A.....'ID OTHER SOURCES OF REVFlli-CUE
B I " 29
FEES
c l " es ,
RECEIPTS .A..i.~D EXPE~ITURE '5
D I "
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
E l " 5
PUBLIC AND DEBENTURE DEBT
:F 1 " 5
1iIILIT.ARY EXPE~DITURE, MILITIA .AND CONSTABULARY
G 1 " $()

PUBLIC WORKS 4
H 1 "
LEGISLATIVE-LAWS .A.ND PROCLAMATION
I 1 " 3
COUXCIL-PRIVY AND LEGISLATIVE
L 1 " 97
CIVIL ESTADLISID!ENT 12
M 1 "
SECURITY FOR DISCHARGE OF DUTIES
N 1 " 11
PENSIONS 0 " 3
FOREIGN CONSULS

POPULATION
p \: . 5

5
u Q 1 "
:MISCELLANEOUS NUMERICAL RETURNS 11
R 1 "
ECCLESI.A.STIC.A.L RETURNS s 70
1 "
EDUCATION, NEWSPAPERS AND REVIEWS <. 3
T 1 "
COINS, EXCHANGES, &c. u 1 " 113
SHIPPING, IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 3'
w 1 "
GRANTS OF LAND x 1 " 7
AGRICULTURE, UA1WF.A.CTURES, MINES .A.ND FISHERIES
y 1 " 33
GAOLS AND PRISONERS z 1 " 5
CHARITABLE .A.ND LI TERARY INSTITUTIONS
AA 1 " 105
ASYLUM ANl> HOSPI TALS
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SCHEDULE

OF

rrAXES AND ALL OTHER SOURCES OF

REVENUE.
1879 .

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..-, SCIIEDlJLE 01'' 'l'AXES, &c.

h . Saurces ef 'Reunue, specified under tile respectfre

SCI/Hf) l 'LE of J iu1w, 1Duflts, RAees,l,r1on~·t1'eo: t.~;ulrr 1c11ic/1 tlte!J are dericed.
. I
Al/I'S or II ti I I 0 •

ADMEASURERS' FEES.

. under tlic 20tl1 Scct'ion of The l\Ierchant

'l'l1t e foes ·tre leY1ctl fi ll ? . Act, 1873,
I . 1. . Shippi1JO'
Part ~. agre<:alJly to t I10 'l,aLle Ill
. Sc1ICduIe 3 of same Act' w nc.u is as o O\\ s .-
11<.tble.
For a Ship UlHlt•r 50 tons register tonnage •
" ..
fro Ill 50 to 100 "
.tl 0 0
" 0 1 10
" from 100 to 200 "
",, from 200 to 500 0 0 !l
" 3 0 0
",, frci111 500 to 800 "
ii Olli 800to 1/200 ·1 0 0
.. " frorn l,:WO to 2,000
" 5 0 0
,, " (j ·() 0
" frolll 2,000 to 3,000 "
" " from R,000 to 4,000 7 0 0
" .
from 4,000 to 5,000
" 8 0 0
" " u 0 ()
" ~·rum 5,000 and upwards
11
10 0 0
The dun· ·p:- for i;torina g·oods in the Queen's ·warehouse are on a similar i-calc to iliat
t") \_J (..

laid down in the W!tarfagc Law, 2D of 18G9. · ·

All goods, after having been stored for three months, arc liaole to a charge of onc-
fourth more for cvc1y three succeeding months or part thereof:
'l'lie 1:i11m of threepence for drayage is charged for every iiackagc dclivcrccl frol!l the
Queen's Warcl1ou:;c, in adclitioJ?. to the charge for rent.
Packages or parcch; belonging to the Government, the Army or the Navy, sent to the
Qnccn's Warehouse, arc free of all rent or charge for drayagc.
: I 1!'01 charges for storing Gunpowder at Forts or Magazines, or f:Onie proper place of sc-
tnrity, approved l1y the Governor, see Law 18 of 1877, Section !J5.

IMPORT DUTIES-Law U OF 1867.

Ali·, Iker aml Porter, per gallon

Baeon, per pound
Harley (uot Pearl Barb \') per bus11el
.to () G
Beet: wet, salted or cur~d, }Jer bane] of2001Ls.
0 () ~

- , clry, Halted or cured, per pound 0 0 4

Ir Btam:, per liushd ... 0 J;) 0
Brc~al or rnscuit, per lOO!bs. • 0 0 1
I Buttt-r, per po1111cl
Calavauces, n1•r hushd · I ~)
0 0
(j
4
()
) l' II C \ . . () 0 ~
a111 t·s, Olllj•o;:1t1011, per pound ...
- , T:• lluw, per pouud ... u u 1
() ()
-:- - , \\'ax u1"/';11<·rn1a<.:di, ptT ponu<l ~
Catt!<', 11cat, per l.c;Hl () u Of
Clit~"t', per pouud () (} ~
<'ickr a11d l\•ny, per gallon () ] () ()
( 'cl!'oa, per l 001l1x 0 () ~
<_:ofic1·. Hr~tisli C1Jlonial, per 1001Ls. 0 0 u·
{_ 01·11, Iu(liaH, JiL·r liu::;J1<:1 0 10 0
Fi,.J1, iii il'd 01· ;:;tltul, ]>l't 10011.is. . .. l () u
- -, Smoked, not otherwise enumemte<l or tle. ,·b 0 u 1
- - , Ab1:i1·l's, P!ddctl, }>Cl' barrel of 200JLs. sm ed, per l''lll tH] 0 ;:3 (j
- , 1Ierr~11g~. Jll<:klct!, per Lane] of 2001Ls. . . () () ()~
- - , H1:n111g:-;, ::;1.11oked, Jicr }JOUncl . .. () ~ H
--~, Mal'kerel, ptddcd, per ]Jarrel of 20 0lLs. 0 ~ f;
0 () Oi
() ·1 (;
 'SCIIEUULE OF 'l'AXES, &c. A3

D1RORT DUTIES conti/iu()d.

Fish, Pickled not otherwise enumerated or described, per barrel of 200lbs. £0 4 6

- - , Salmon, smoked, per pound ... 0 0 2
- - , ditto, wet or salted, per barrel of 200lbs. ··· 0 10 6
Flour, Rye, per barrel of 11J6lbs. • 0 8 0
- - , Wheat, per barrel of 1961bs. 0 8 0
Gunpowder, per pound 0 1 0
Hams, per pound 0 0 2
Horses, Mares, an<l Geldings, each 0 10 0
Indigo, per pound 0 0 3
Lard, per poun<l 0 0 Ot
1\Iatches, Lncifers and others, per gro..<:;s of 12 dozen boxes, each box to con-
t.a.in 100 sticks, and boxes containing any greater or lesser quantity
to be cbargc<l in proportion -#" 0 05
:Meat, salted or cured, per barrel of 200lbs. 0 15
0
Meal, not wheat meal, per barrel of 196lbs. 0 2 0
Mules, each 0 10 0
Oats, per bushel 0 0 4
Oil, per gallon 0 0 9
reas (not being Split Peas), per bushel 0 0 4
l)ork, salted or cured, per barrel of 200lb~. 0 15 0
Rice, per lOOlbs. 0 3 0
- - , undressed, per bushel 0 1 0
Salt, per lOOlbs. 0 1 0
8ausagcs, dry or pickled, per pound 0 0 2
Soap, per IOOlbs. 0 5 6
Spirits, Brandy, per gallon 0 10 0
- -, Gin, per gallon 0 10 0
- - - , Rum, the produce of, and imported from, British possessions, per
gallon 0 10 0
---,Whisky, per gallon 0 10 0
Spirits of Wine, Alcohol, and all other Spirits, Cordials or Spirituous Com-
pounds, per gallon ... 0 tlO 0
f•
Sugar, refined, per pound 0 0 2 .
- - -, unrefined, per lOOlbs. 0 10 0
· Tea, per pound ... 0 1 0
Tobacco, manufactured, including Cavendish, p<X: pountl 0 1 0
- - - , unmanufactured, per pound 0 0 6
- - - , Cigars, per pound .. . 0 5 0
'l'ongues, dried, per pound .. . 0 0 2
- - -, salted or cured, per barrel of 200lbs. 0 15 0
Wheat, per bushel ... 0 0 9
Wines, in bulk aml iu bottle, per gallon 0 2 6
·woo<l, for every one thousand foot of Pitch Pino Lumber, by superficial
measurement of one inch thick 0 13 0
- - -, for e\·ery one thousand feet of \Vhite Pjne Lumber, or other
Lumber, by superficial measurement of oue inch thick ... 0 9 0
- - - , Shingle~, Cypress, more than twol vo inches in length, per thousand 0 6 0
- - - , Wallaba shingles, per thousand 0 6 0
- - - , Boston Chips, anJ all Shingles not otherwise enumerated or
c.lescril>ed, lier tl!ousm1c1 ... . .. 0 4 0
On all GoOlli:;, \V,u·cs, l\ford1andize and effects of every desc1 iptions not pre-
viously enumerated, for every £100 valn(} 12 10 0
.Au<l after these rates for any greater or less cprnutiiy of such goods res-
pvdin:ly.
 ::;Cill:UlTT•L Ol 'L\XES &C.
A1

As.~C"'l

Bird" Illl1·lllbn· 1hps

\·.: 11rinli·d • .lllC,.
I,10\1,,, ) ' ...
1
Hrii·kR 41111l \1nlh >l'IC \S 1
l\11lli1111
. l '\'·..1()'(,.!.·oiis·, it::>ed for a~rieultural purpo8Cl':
( 'al'l'l:l0l'~i, c~~ :,·1·t~oJ ·111l
' Ov
u

Cua ls
< 'olrn
(joi11
('ollon \\'ool
\ lia111011ds
()u~S
•
I>yewoods
Dnwiu~s, l~a111!i1it;'· E11:;r:i.vmg:-,
. Lithogi~tphs
-
am l Photo~111ph,.,
Fj..,lt, frl•::-h
l'lax
Fruit, frPsh
C: oats
i:uano :llHl nthcr )fanure _,. . . . , . \\' I
I Ian·! jfod1i1H·s for preparing]! ibrc or !or ::;p11111n1g ( oHv11 o1 oo
11ay a1id f:ltrn w
11<-:up
Hide•, mw
JI ydraulic Presses aml Printing Prcs:-:c~
Ice
Inm, galmuizct1. 1
llitto for roofing <loors and sliuHers, and every kiwl of iron 10ofing. doo1M am
shutters
},f'Cd11~s
~!alt •lu:-:t
)1arl1lc in sbh, aml blpcks
1!achincs, hor:;c power
jfcat, fresh
.\re><:-i Plaic :mu Furniture, Baud Instrnm<:n!s for the U'-le> of the Army and Na\")', ou
ltlic Certificate of the l\lilita.rv or Na,·al O:.im111a11<ling Otli,·e1'8
.\I ills, wlidlicr t1.ey lJc for gri°nding canes, paint, cutl~c. l'Ol'll or graiu of' any I.ind,
01· for sawiuc; l>oanl:::, rai.>iup; •rater, or ~uc11 tl~ are '>el iu 1110liu11 by sh·am, liol~L',
wind 01' \\:.tler power, Ullll all par!$ of the ~aid .Mills
~I n 1as.sos
(\j I ( '11k1·s, whole or in powder, antr other pt't!parc<l fo~ 1 for cattk· and .\ u i11.a1"i
1'.iknl F110l
l' 111s l'ur boiiiur:; sugar, whctl10r t•l' copper or iron
l'i11es \;ir ro11v1 •\ i1w
I 0
lluids
•

Plant". ~rowin~
Plu~1g1~l-!, l'lo11gl:-1mnows, Ifanows, Cullira!or:-:. l'lod-..:ru-.lu:i:- I imH _] 11 l l Jil1l1l1.:",
:)m\ m.;-1naclJ111cs, a11ll pa11s tl1crwf
!'c.ultry
Pumps li1r raisi11~ \\at<.:r
l!aill', ay 'J'111<'k \\' heel~
l:1 i,:ins anu Ho.::iu
:->.tit, l'lll'k •

f1;11·-:;•~1:.ri\la (!rnt nol lltl' C).Lrad.c1l')

filll't' j>
:Shor>kf', 'fierce, P11nd1con awl II ,, ·1 . , 1 . .
11 u:.:,,,Ji1.:a1ls :ml Ca::;k:-: · 01"'fi ti: act, Uli• all ck · l'l'J pt 1u11 of .. lH ol,"' 'I o Tit•· I' '•
Slak., ·
So(k ,\£h. !)l' Sub-srJ 1,
 SCIIEDULE OF 'l'AXES, &c.

ExE)Il'TIO:N'S co1~fim1ed.

Specimens illustrafo·e of Natural lfo;tory, Mineralogy 0

Stills or auy part of a. Still
Steam Engines or any part of a Steam Engine
Rwine
Tallow, Grea~e, Tnllow-grcasc, or Grease and Rl11sh
Tiles, urnrblo ;tml enrtlicn, m; well a::; l\tving Stones
'l'ortoiseshel l
Tow
'rurtlo'
Vegetables, fresh
Wax, Lees
\VoJ-1-hoops
Wood, Staves and Heading, red or white oak, or ash
Wire, iron for fences, Wire foncing, Iron Standanls and also Tomb Baili11g~.
Tirn F'OLLOWING ARE ALSO EXE:llPT FROM Dl:TY.

All packages containing goods subject to the ad valorem <luty imposed Ly tl1i., Law.
Provisions aud stores imported for the use of Hor Uajrsty's Army or NnYy and cou-
signetl by bill of lading to the Officer at the head of Her l\fajesty's Commissariat thH
?llilitary Storekeeper, or the Naval, Commanding Officer of this Island, on the pro-
tluctiou of the bills of lading and certificate of such Officer that they have been solely
imported for use of the Army or Navy as aforesaid.
Provisions, Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors, imported for the use of tho N;ival Rtaff
and Naval Messes in this Island, consigned by bills ot lading to anv Naval OJiicer
or the President of a Naval Mess, on tho proJuction of the Lills of lading and i.hc
certificate of the Officer, such certificate being countersigned hy the OfJic:er Com-
rna.ntling the Naval Forces that they have Leen solely impm·tell for tl10 use of snclt
Officer or Naval :aicss, and on an un1lcrtaking that they ~hall not Le sohl in tho
I sland without special permission of the Collector of Customs, sud1 permission to
Le given only on payment of the duty.
Provisions and stores imported Ly tho Local Government for the Public Service on
the certificate of the Revenue Commissioner.
Articles of N~val, l\Iilitary and Civil Uniform.
DnAWUACKS.
Goods, 'Vares arn.l Merchamli:w, upon whid1 cul rnlorem c1uty umlcr tl1is Law or any
previous Act of this Island shall litwe been paid, if duly c~:p.irted within 1,,.o years
of their first importatiou, a drawback equal to the duty Ptid 011 first im1~01fatiou.
Ou tho exportation of tho fo1lowin!S goods, on which the uuty under tl1c oxi;;tiBg Law
or m1y previous Act shall l1ave been paid, 'vitbont sucl1 goocJ~ ha,·ing Lec:i lJonde<l,
if exported witl1i11 twc!Yo mont11s of tl1c fast i111por~atio11, a d1<l\\ Lack e<1ual to the
dutv so paid : ..
b'lom, Brea<l or l\Ical, i10t b::s th:cn kn l·nrrcls of C<ll'h arlil''e.
Lard or Butter, not less tlinn ten firki11s of each article.
Candles, not less than lcn Loxes.
8mp, not less than hn~ntv boxes.
Ale, Deer or Porter, 11ot l ~:::;s tlia11 li\·e hogd1:.' :hb of each i11 Lulk, 11nr 1~~~ L a.n
fifteen barrels of c:tcli, if in bottles.
B"ef, .Pork or Pickled .Fish, not Jes:-; tlia11 ten liarr..:ls of each.
Hice, not less tliaa fiye tierces or twenty-Ii\'(• bags.
J)ric1l Fish, not less thaa one th(n1:-;awl poand:· \\·ei:;l1t.
'l'mw;11es i10t less tlum ten barrels.
Lnn~her, not less th1m li\'(l tliousan1l fed.
Slii1wks i10t Jes:-> tlia11 11'-e tl1011f'and
Oit llw t';l>ortation of J3n'.111l an<l _Bis1·11it, 1na1rnfaclurcil in l11~s Tsl;rncl, iliC' dut,\' paid
the IJonr c·o11surncd 111 mak:ni; t!ic :::~t111e, Lut nol to ex~ced tlie duly impo.3e.l
011 ). . . L I
ou :~read or 1)!f'Cmt 11npur e<..
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 A (j scmmULE OF 'fAXES, &c:

EXPORT DUTIES.
Under Law 11 of 1867, transferred to General Revenue by Law 18 of 1879.
011 ('olTcc per tierce ··· . d ·t · 6s.
On Logw~od an<.l other Dyewoods, Lignumvitre, Ebony ~nd C.ocus Woo , per on ls.
LIGHT HOUSE DUES.
MonANT Po1NT foonT HousE.
3d. per ton of register tonnage, 3 Vic. c, 66.
PL1 "n PornT );101tT IIous}:. .. _.,
~<l. prr ton of register tonnage for Sarlmg Vesscls and 4d. for Steamers, 15 Vic. c. 17
and 26 Vic. c. U.
RUM DUTIES-LAW 1 OF 1866.
On all Hum and other Spirits distilled in the Island and sold for .consumption, 5s.
per gallon.
LICE~SES.
II \WKrn~ 1:-;n Pm>LAns-LAw 41 OF 1867.
For l'ach Pernonal License, 40s.
For l:ach Transferable License, 50s.
)fi·:T.u.-10 Vic r. :-12, F.XTENDED DY LAW 18 OF 18G!'l AND I1Aw 10 o;· 1872.
License to deal in the purchase and sale of: or barter and exchange of, l\fetals £5.

l SJ>llllTR-];AW 9 OF 1875.
LicCJ1se to sell Spirits by wholesale in Kingston
Ditto in every other Parish
J,ict'nsc to retail Spirits in Kingston, exclusive of Port Royal
Ditto in the Towns of Spanish Town, Linstead, St. Ann's Bay,
£10 0
5 0
2.3 0
0
0
0
/1'almouth, ' Montego Bay, Lucca, Savanna-la-Mar, Black River,
Mandeville, Chapclton, Port Maria, Annotto Bay, Port Antonio,
Morant Bay, Port Royal, Brown's Town, Bath, Porns, Buff Bry,
Hope Bay, Stewart Town, Duncans, Ocho Rios, Dry Harbour, Half-
way-Tree, Gordon Town arnl OIJ Harl.our Market 20 0
Ditto in all other parts of the Island 0
'l'.\\"l !llX-)J\W ] l Of• ]~i7. 10 0 0
For cv~·ry '.l'avcrn License in Kingston
lhtto 111 the several other Parishcti 20 0 0
llnn:1. L1w 11 OF 1877. 10 0 ()
l1'ur C\''.'".Y !lotcl License in King:;ton
l/1llo m any other Parish 10 0 0
:-;111.1.~-IHw :I[ m· 1867. 5 0 0
I1'or each Htill the su~ of £5 per nnnnm.
'1'11 \Ill -li\W l ~ \)F 1R67 A:l!EXIlEO DY LAW!)()}' 1873.
J'IPr<'lianb
Htorc:kc·epers! Commis~ion Agents, Auction·~~rs in Kin<>"ston 12 10 0
.\ 11d1011c•1•rn in other J>ariRhes 0 7 10 ()
Hc•hil 8iorl•kcc;1cn;- {'lass 1 · ·. ~ 10 0
.. " Clnss 2 ,)0 0
" " Class 3, in Kino-sfou 2 10 0
'~ " ,, E b
1 0 0
i lsewltcre
\rl1arfi tWPr 0 10 0
\fa~it·~·s
1
of \' ''~«r·ls or S11pcrcarg-0es 2 10 0
I rnprit>l<>rs <,f '\('wspa pcrs ;) 0 0
J' 1 • PILo·rs- LA·.v "'(j 0'" 18"'' 1 10 ()
'Pf;~ paya ilc tP1dPr this Lnw hv Pilots for . "., •. '"'· .
l•,or vaeh cxa111!11ation urnlc1~ Section 12 exa1111.iat10n and license :
l·,or eac:l1 L'Xa111111atio1J urn!er Section 10 ... a 3
l•.or l'VPl'.\ Pilot's cn·i~inal liecnse rc,1· tJ • . . 0
I•nr <"t<·I . I " 1·trC'n~e - i• one l'ort 1 11 fi
• 1 1_l'll1·wa 0 1

~n:· t•wli !1e1·11 <·c· to :111,· ~laster or ~ht• ··: .

10 0 0
h 1r f':tc.; lt r~11cwal of 1;sue:'·
. ' t ( c (o pilot Ins own CRScl v 1 () 0
...ccnsc o any :\latiler u1· Mate 5 () 0
o 10 0
 SCilEDULE OF TAXES, &c. A 7
STAMPS.
STA~P DUTY-See ScmmuLES TO kw 33 OF 1868.
STAMP Dt:TY LAW A..'1ENDMENT-LAw 38 OP 18i2.
LAND TAX.
Qu1T RE:-.T-8 Vic. c. 16; 21 Vic. c 34; .A.ND LAw 2 op 1875.
Upon every acre of land patented as such ld.
PROPERTY Tu-LAW 26 OF 1868.
Upon every a.ere or fraction of an acre of land in Canes' Coffiee' G1'nrrer
e , Arrowroot
Corn'. Gr?mHl n.uts, Cotton, Tobacco, Cocoa, Vegetables or Ground Provisions 3d'
Upon d~tto ~n Gmnea Grass . . . ... . .. '1 td:
Upon d~tto l.n Corr;IDon Pasture, or m Pimento, or m Common Pasture and Pimento td.
Upon ditto m Rumate or Wood ' id.
GENER.AL INTERNAL TAXES-LAW 30 o:r 1867.
Each head of Horsekind used on roads ... £0 11 0
Each ditto solely for hire and for livery stable purposes 0 7 0
Each Ass .... ... 0 3 6
Each wheel of a Carriage 0 15 0
Ditto solely for hire and livery stable purposes 0 10 0
Each wheel of a Cart ... 0 6 0
Each 'iYbecl' of a Hackney Carriage 1 0 0
Each Firearm to be used on the premises of the Owner 0 2 0
Ditto to be used otherwise 0 8 0
Law 6 of 1878-Horsekind, Asses and Horned Stock of and above one
year ol<l not used on any road 0 1 0
POOR RA.TE-LAW 27 OF 1869.
On every house of the annual value of six pounds or upwards, a tax or duty after
the rate of one shilling and sixpence in the pound of such value. ·
On c,·ery house under the annual value of six pounds (not being dwellings of in-
dentured immigrants located on any estate or pen) a tax or duty thereon as fol-
low~, that is to say-
Class ] . On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, but witl1out
flooring and without land, or with land to an extent less than one aero, a tax
or <lutv of 2s.
Cln:;::; 2. On every house, thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, with fioor-
i1irr and without land, or with land to an extent less than one acre, a ttax or
4
duty'"' of 4s.
Clas:,; 3. On every house thatched or shingled, or otherwise roofed, and wlicther
with or without flooring, if the owner or occupier possesses bnd in the same
rnrish, cir in any othC'r Parish, cith" r attached to, or detached from, such
house, equal in extent tu one acre or more, a duty of 6s.
DOG TAX-La.w 10 m· 1868.
On each Dog in the City of K ingston and in the Towns of St. Jago de la Vega, Lin-
stcaJ, f:)t. Ann's Bav, Falmouth, Mo11tego Bay, Lucea, Savanna-la-Mar, Black
River, )fandeville, Chapelton, Port Maria, Annotto Bay, P ort Antonio, ~fornnt
llay and Port Royal 4s.
RECONSTRUCTIO~ OF KrnGSTO~ STREETS.
l!'t::::rn Fon THF. RF.PAIR AXD REcoxsTni;cT10x OF THE K1:rnsTMI STmmTs-28 Vic. c. 24, LAw 5 OF 1866 AXD
] J\IV 3 l'I:' 1867.
Each house in Kinrrston of the annual value of £12 and upwa1 els, 7d. in t he ponnd.
Ea<>h head of Hors;kind used in the City . .. .. . £0 3 u
D:tto solch' for Ji,;er)· stable purposes 0 2 (i
Ea ·h wheel ;>fa Carriage m:c<l in the City O 5 0
Ditto solely for livery stable purposes 0 3 u
Eac.:h wl1eel of a Cart used in the Citv 0 3 0
Ead1 wheel of a Hackney Carriage u~scd in the City 0 6 t)
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SCIIEDuLE OF ']'AXES, &c.

1>0STAL REYEX"GE LAW 18 OF 1868.

scmrnt"LE OF POSTAGES-LETTERS.

For each addi-

Not exceeding Above half an tional Ounce or
hulf an Ounce Ounce nml not fractional part
in woight. exceeding one of an Ounce in
I
Ounce in weight. weight.
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For 11 I.o<·lll'r 1~1Kl«.'<l for One penny Two pence Two pence Letters posted at an Office for deli-
'l'own ur Otlico delivery' very therefrom pre-payment com-
pulsory.
I

For 11 Ll'lt ..r to he con· Two pence Four pence Four pence • Letters posted for Office delivery
\••ye<l lo thu Country if not pre-paid to bo charged l\l-
cording to this rate.

f:Or I\ Let h-r to or from One penny (If exceeding half an ounce in To be pre-paitl nn<l specially ntl-
11 ~l~llmm or 8ol<licr we:ght tho ordinary rnte of lKlS- dressed.
fa;;e must he clnrge..L)

roST CAil!JS.

]!'or :1 l'ost Card posted for town or office delivery ... One half penny
l<'or :1 l'ost Carel to be couvoyccl any distance within tho Colony One penny
Non·. Only J>o~t C:mls with an impressed stamp denoting the:r face value, issued by tho Postmaster for Jnmaica,
nru 11ll111rn1l to p:L'<.~ tl1ro11gh post. Notlling whatever may be~1ttached to a Post Card, nor must it ho cut, foldc.11,
or othorw iMc al tor\.'< I. Jn tho case of a hreach of any one of these conditions letter rntes are charged. Polit Cartls pro-
1~li1l ci!h!'I" whole, in whole, or in 1mrt, by adhesive postage stamps c:innot be sent by post.

HOOK l'.l!'KE'f~-l'ARCELS.

Above four I For each ::ddi-

Not cxcce<ling
·Ounces and not
excc,'C<ling eight I tional four
Ounces or frac-

1
four Ounces in
woight.
Otmccs in
,,·eight. l tional part of
fom· Ounces in
weight.

1·.,1~1.:::--.-.f~::---:=-- __T_ w_o_i_>encc

:Xo book-packet ma.y excc:e<l 31hs
in weight, nor oxcec.><l hrn feet in
length, or one fc.ot in width or
I depth.
1·.... a l'arn·l
Th l"l'C pence
No parcl'l may exceed eight ounces in weight,
nor cxccecl two feet in length, or one foot in
width ('l" depth.

• 1'ho l'• ..tagu on B1w>k Packets was reduced on the 1st !': , t b · -
l!Hi!I). l'ackcl8 ""' cic1.."<."1.ling one ounce are carried for one e~i~i-c~e;, l8G9 (see Jamaica Gazette dated 2() .~u:,rust,
uum·1·s. P ) ' ' ' 0 oue ouuce at the above rate:;--yiz., 2d. per 4

:-rnws!'AI'Ellij Alil> l'lltn:R {"UllHEXT.

-------·- -
l'or (': rh Xcw>papcr
For c: .d1 !'rice~ 1.Jurrcnt
-- One half penny
~~~-~ ~~--------------------_ _o_n_e_h_aI_f~p-e~n~n~y·~--~
--- ~till' 1.wrn:1tH.

:Xot cxccc.'<ling half an

Unnce iu weight. Ahove half im Ounce but
noL exceeding 0110 Ounce iu For each arlrlitional half
------ ------

l'or n '-: 11ip I.c: tcr

Four pence
-·--- \\'Oig]tt

·---
Ounce or fractional pnrt of a
half Onnce in weigh t.

E "ght pence
I'uur penca.
 SCITED"ULE OF TAXES, &c. A9
Ill::GlsTRATI0:-1.

By the p~·c-paymcnt of fo~lf _pence any letter, newspaper, parcel, or book-packet may
Le rc~1stered for t~nsrn1ss10n by post within the Island.
Th~ ordn~ary 1:atc oi postage, together with the registration fee, must be paid at th
time ot postmg. e
* Book Packets, not ex~ecding one ounce in weight, are now carried for one penny.
Any letter or th~ng ma:·k~d, registered, or containing value, posted without having
. been tin!~ ~eg1stcrec1, 1s lmble to a registra.tion fee of eight pence.
Tile Comm1::;s10n on .M oney Orders issued is as under:-

s. d.
For :my sum not exceeding £1 0 6
For sums ..•............ { " O'l"er £1 and not c~ceeJing 2 1 0
,, 4' 2 ,, 3 1 6 No single Order can
,, 4 2 0
" 3 "
4 5 2 6
If paynLle in U10 " " 5
" 6 3 0 be granted for ruoro
" " 7 s 6
" 6 " 8 4. 0
i "
"Gnitoo Kin~om " ,," 9 4 6 than £10.
,," 8 " 10 5 0
" \)
"
N.U.-~o np1•lic:itio11 c..'ln Le cntcrt.'lind for compen.iition for alleged injury from non-p:iyruent of a :M:onoy
Order nt tho oxpoctCll time. When n )lonev Order is applied for it must be on the clear understanding that no such
claim will 110 ullowetl, aml thnt the l'ost Omco is not li:1hle, under any circumstances, to more than one p:iymcnt of a
Money Order, oven when, 11otwith.stanu.ing the precautio~ that are taken, the Order has been paid to a person not
entitled to rccomi thu Money.
I:E-DtnECTION.

Every rc-<lirc:::te<l letter, newspaper, parcel, or book-packet is liable t?. an aJditional

postage at tlw ordi11ary rate, except such as are addressed .to t~e Military or Navy,
'vhich must be dcli\·erctl without additional charge for re-direct10n. ·
POUND.A.GES-15 Vic. c. 11; 21 Vrc. c. 12.
Colt, )1u1c or Ass, if
For cvcrv Cow, Calf, Dull, Heifer, Steer, Horse, Mare, Gelcling,
lirongl;t. in single, ls. Hd. ls.
Por c'l.·cry StmY as ~tb::ivc, if three brought together, each 6J.
For any ·umnbcr above three, brought together, each ls. Gel.
1"or five or less number of Sheep ... 3d.
For every Sheep above five
(..
IMMIGRATION REVENUES.
ExPonT Dt:TIF.R-LAw 11 oF 18G7 .\:SD LAW 18 01/ 1879. 5s. 9<l.
On Sugar, per hogl:'hcad 4.s. 6J.
On Hum, per puncheon _
CAl'tTATto:s TAX oN Jm11G11A:sT~-2t Y1c. c. 16; 25 Vic. 4'· 3;,,
On c:lch imlcnturc<l Immigrant of or above the age o~ twelve years, 30s. per annum.
On each indentured Child under the a.~B of twelve, lJs p.;r auuum.
£x1·r-::-.:<1~ oP UN to'> lIMl'IT.\l.S ror. Im11GRA:STS-L,rn: 1 ~ ot·~ lS/fl. . l II •t l
Paid from Gcueral Ilevenue on amalgamation with Parodua ospi a.s.
FIRE RATE, KINGSTON-LAW 44 OF 1872.

5d. in the pound nnnual value. ,., ..

l>itto other Parishe~, Section 18 of Law 17 of 1810.
KINGSTON GAS HATE LAW.
I aw l •) of 1876 cm owers the M unicip:il Bonrd of Kingi:;ton to levy a compulsory Gas
"1) ~ j lll pt :ti . tl e ci·tv for the licrbting
0 of the thoroughfares ; tho rate
l<L~e on a proper y w1 un l · p · C ·1
(ls.) tu Le snl~oct to the approval of the Govcmor m nvy ounc1.
., .

S.A..NITARY RATE-LAW 14 Ot' 1873.

~HSCELLA~ rwus.
-n . . . f · c -red l1v the Gov"rnmcnt.
rxpenges in ·1 11•
JLl•1111 n11'H·lllL'llt:-; rn :th1 o
1 ,J • 1,_
>• , I 11 . 1 1 L··· .. ·t;c
I n:oou;, :S.l cs, u.;p1ta ~u11.. _...... • --- ' .,.11'1" l w
~ei-'
&c.•
~c.•• - ' •
 B

SCHEDULE OF FEES
RECEIV-l.DLE BY THE SEVERAL OFFICERS IN THE RESPECTIVE DEPART·
MEN TS.

1879.
f .

(•

•
 scIIEDtLE OF FEES.

,r tle Ordinary of tlzis Island and Collected by

'f'alh o.f Pees taken on Accou~~ £l~O under tlze mdhority of Laze ·iO of 1869.
0
.t
-
S/ampli 01i all Estates excee Ulfl '
£ s. d.
1 5 0
On <'vcrv J>cdirnmi·to prove a Will 1 4 0
Ou ever~· J1'onn of Probate :... tr t 1 10 0
Ou cvl'r~' Dediinus to swear Executo~ or A.dr:i1ms. ·a or
011 every Letter:> 'J'estamcntary or ?f Aclmrn1stration 1 10 0
On ercrr J)P<liurns to swear Appraisers . ·· 1 6 0
Ou 1•rcrv Warrant of Appraisement 1 5 0
Attestation under Island Seal 1 12 G

Table of Fees taken by tlte Island Secreta1·y under 5G Geo. 3, cltap. H), sec. 1, and 60
Geo. 3, chap. 23, sec. 5.
For recor<ling every Deed, Will or other fostrnmcnt of any description,
and for copies per legal sheet of 160 words .t:O 1 G
For every Pht or Diagram, and for copies for each division 0 1 i;
l1'or every Crop Acc01mt ... 0 ~ 3
For eaeh Receipt fot any .Deed or Instrument to be recorded 0 0 3
For c:i.ch Docket of Land for Receiver-General () 1 6
l•'or allixiug Island Seal to any Document ... 0 G 0
Por entering s:ttisfaction on a ilfortgage, including Search 0 2 0
For each Search, 3 hours 0 1 0
Por 8ending a Hecorcl Book into Court , .. . .. 0 2 0
For recording )fomorandum of ~Iortgage unJ~1: the Land Society A~t· 0 2 0
26 Vic., chap. 10.
Conntin g Duplidca.te Register of Dissenters' ~farriagcs per lcrral sheet of
160 ~s ~ o
0 0 3
4 Vic., cltap. H.
Enlcriag same per sheet
l) 1 6
• Law G of 1871.
Uccording Duplicates, Oriuina1 Rc·rrii;;tcr· fB- . . .
' per lc~·~l sheet ot'°rno WO~< ls :> ~ cLphsms, l\famagcs and Burm ls
l or C'a<'11 Ccrtil1e<l Copv of a Dui)lic,.te 0 11... ,. · ·· 1> . •.• 0 1 6
J " gma1 1e,.,.1ster
0 ... 0 1 0
 SCIIEDULE OF FEES. n3

By the Island Secretm·y as Oler!~ to the Court of Ordinary under 56 Geo 3 Oh 19

sec. 1, and 60 Geo. 3, Chap. 23. · ' ap. '
£ s. d.
For ca.ch Marriage License 0 10 6
J!"or entering and puulishing each Caveat 0 1 0
For filing authority to withdraw and withdrawing Caveat 0 1 0
For each Citation for one person ...
0 2 0
0 1 0
For each aclditiou:il name 0 0 9
For filing AffidaYit of Service 0 4 0
For filing Petition for further time or other Petition
0 1 0
.For filing each Affidavit 0 2 0
Por onler for Commission to prove Will in Solemn Form 0 10 0
}'or Commi~::;ion 0 0 6
}'or filing Iuterrogatorics ~nd Commission each 0 1 0
For Order to pa::;s publication ... 0 4 0
:For preparing 'l'c:::tamentary or Administration Bond 0 4 0
.For Dcdimus to prove Will and Probate, ea.ch 0 5 0
.For Dcclimus and ·w arrant of Appraisem~nt, each 0 5 0 t
l"or Detlinrn~ to qualify Executor or .:\.<lministrator 0 5 0
.For Letters Te::;hnncutury or of .Administration 0 4 6
.t'or each Certificate in verification of a document
Where the pcr::;onalty does not exceed £100 Ordinary's Fees are not payable.

Fees on Estates under £30.

£0 4 0
l)reparing Dcclimus to prove Will .. 0 2 0
Prcparin,,. Probate of Will or Cod1c1l 0 3 0
l)rcparin~ \\!ill or Administration Bond . 0 4 0
Prer)arin~o Dcdimus to swear Executor, including
· trecording
1 · c1ud'mo- ... . 0 0 4
recor<1mrr 0
Preparing Dcdimus and Wanant of Apprai~c~cn ~ca? i, m e 0 2 0
0 c5 0
Preparin~ ~mdcr
PreparinCl' IJcttcrs 'fcstamcntary or of Adm1mstrat10n ···
Each Certificate to District Court Law 22 of 187} O 7 G
6
Taking ct~h Dill of Costs in the Court of Ordmary ···

•
6 -----
0

Incumbered Estates Law, 1873-Court Fees.

. £2 0 0
0 :fi · · · i- th encement of procee mgs d ···
n ling every Petition ior e comm le of any Land by order of
1
On the amount of all Purchase ll'fone?' on f\£.1oo ... 1 0 0
the Conrt, for each £100 or portio~ ° Fees as nearly as may be, as
;f
On all other proceedings in the Con.rt t ~ st1mcCourt' Ch;nccry.
arc payable on similar procccdmgs m t~~e upon Sales, shall be ch~rgcd
None. of the above Fees, except ~he per~: 0~ defond i 1ifornia pauperzs.
m the cl\sc of a per~on admitted to h ll be the same as in the Court of
The l~ecs on the Execution of Process s a
r Chancery. . l S0 r10·itors for business Jone u:iJcr
The Ji.,ec:; and Charges of Barnsters ~nc.F 1 Cl1·trges for similar busmcss
this Law shall be the sam~ as th ell' ~ ces am '

in the Court of Chancery.

 SCHEDULE' OF FEE~.

Table of Jiees taken by t ite

1 n · t ra1. in Cltanee1'y
.i.i,egis 111 ll Clerk of tlte Patents for His
and
ExcellenclJ the v1tance or.

}'or the Seal for every 100 acres of Land.patented 6s., and so in pro: ~~
ortion for a greater or lesser qt~anti~y , . <>' ~
l< £ s. d.
0 G 0
For the Seal for foot land, not cxecedmg fifty feet squaie, addmo two ~ g~"'
sides of the sguare together ·· · b · · · -.9 .,.,'. 0 3 0.
For the Seal of every one hundred feet, or any other number a ove ~ ~ ~
"' 1 §~-:0
fifty foet ,,.
E\·ery orde1~ granted fortaki~g u~ land per huudredac:e~, ls. G~.,~nd ~1~ ]~
more, au<l so in proport10n for a greater or lesser number of acres ·.,,~
I
I 0

0
6

1 6
0

S~aling a Writ of Execution, Decree, 8ubpoona or other Process ... ) ~-= 0 0 4!

} cc·.:~;
c•
For e,·ery Oath taken before the Govemor 0 0 !.I
... ~~~

For eve1y confirmation of former grant of Janel •••

}" ""' "~.
~i:i.~ 0 6 0
.,, !l"'
DY th~ Gth George II. chapter 7, section 6, Island Statute, the one-third part of the
• value of Esche.:'tted Property " is allowed to the Grantee or Patentee toward~ dcfray-
ino- the charo·cs he shall be at in obtaining the Land :" Lut a moiety of' the sum
Ji:~ been ah\~ays claimed by the Chancellor for the time lJeing, as part of the Foes
of his Oflice, and hitherto i'eceived for bis use by the Registrur of the Court of
Chancery.
All Fees now received as Governor's Fees are paid over to the .Rccei,·~r-General uncler
the authority of the *18th Victoria, chapter 17, i:;ection i, which enacts "that all
li'ces of the Court of Chancery and Court of Ordinary, and all Escl1eat a1111 other
moneys w4atsoever heretofore collected and paid to the Governor, ~ha II hereafter be
collected by the Hegistrar in Chanct>ry and faland Secretary, aud paid i11to the hands
of tho Reeeiver-General for the use of the public."
By Law 28 of 18G8, section 7, the Fees heretofore received arc now payable by Impressed
Stamps.
With reference to the following Fee~, it is enacted hy the 28th Victoria, chapter 3G,
se<..:t.ion 3, "that where the value of the subject mn.tter of a snit shall Le of or below
t~c reRpective amounts hereunder stated, there shall 1Je clmrrrl'<l by Att-Orncyi-,
Counsels, Master&'>and others deriving Fees therefrom, the proporti~u of ~osts ~] iccifietl
in the undermentioned scale of li'ecs, videlicet :-
" Where the valn~ shall_ be o~· or below the limit of fifty pounds, one-fourth of the Fees
ti ow payaLle; and Causes m this Class sTiall be styled as of the Fourth Cla~:-:.
" One hundred pounds, onc-thircl of the Fees now pavable; and Caw:;cs in this C]a!'s
:ii tall be styled as of the Third Class. v ·

" One hundred and fifty pounds, one-half of the Fees 110w pavablc . and C'au:-e~ in this
Cla:-;~ shull,_be styled as of tlie 8~con<l ClaHs. ~\n<l the Causes aborn that valne ;:;hall rank
il" 01 the li n-st Class, and L2 e11titlctl to the foll s<'alc of ehar"es
. . 0 .

* The ~tatuto 18th Victoria, cluntcr 11 w .. . ,1 l' · . I . . .

Oclohcr, 1856, or for such lov•cr
nriii~h Gvvenuucnt. .
0
•• I .l vi 0
pc:ri~J as p~yi ~~ ~· ~ t~~~·~ m its tlurahon, tlu~~ is. it w,~, to ho in forco till tlie 10th
,., ' plrt of thJ <..:Ov-eruur'6 s:ib ry. ehonM b3 m.i. k by th J
 SCIIEDULE OF FEES.
IS 5
Sclteclule of Stamps in lien of Fees heretofore paya,ble in tlie Chancery OUice accord-
ing to tlte several Scales n.ow clwrgeable. '
Where the
Subject 1\-Iatter of ' Below £150, Below CIOO, Below .1:50,
tho Suit shall be Second-class Third-class l<'ourth-clMs
abovo £150,
Fees. Fees. 'l!'ocs.
. First-clMS Fees. '
.__,...
~o
~
~
~~
() t;~ ~~g ~<:>
1J~
,..,~

()
< ~ ..; <·~ ...;
()
-11 i:i. .... < i:i.
<: 00
<O i:' ~ <p.
()
i:'~ -<
()

~~ "" ()

-<p. 5
p. co Q)
()
.....
0 8·~ p. ~·~
t>
8;~
ti
s : a co E l'l >- l'l~ l'l,.....
.... .... ..2~ ]
----~--·
"' 0
r:n
..<:::
0
C'I
w"" cl - - -- -
(.)
- - -----
"'co
5c.:i U2 (.)
]~

£ s. d, £ s. d. £ s. d. s. a.. £ s. d. s. d. s. cl. s. d
On each Proceeding in Chancery, per sheet of
VO words reckoning each figure for a word ... 0 0 3 ... 0 1! ... 0 l ... 0 01
On Offico Copies of all Proceedings, per sheet
of!)O words ... ... 0 0 9 ... 0 G ... 0 3 ... 0 2t
On every Order of Co11rt recorded, not exceed·
ing 90 words ... ... 0 1 G ... 0 9 ... 0 6 .. . 0 4t
On every sheet or fraction of a sheet ovor and
abvvo tho first , .. ... 0 l 0 ... 0 G ... 0 4 .. . 0 3
Each Suggestion ... 0 15 0 0 6 0 0 7 G 3 0 0 5 0 2 0 3 9 1 6
Each Replication and Rejoinder ... 0 5 0 0 G 0 0 2 G 3 0 0 1 8 2 0 1 3 1 6
On cacl1 Petition (save cause Petition) ... 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 2 6 5 0 0 1 8 3 4 1 3 2 G
Ou each Appearance ... 0 2 0 0 1 6 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 8 0 G 0 G 0 4t
On each Certificate of no Procoo<lings, and all
other Common Uurtilicat~s ... 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 G 0 6
On cnch Master's and Solicitor's Bill for
T11x11tion ... ... 0 15 0 ... 7 6 ... 5 0 ... 3 9
On each Final Deereo emolled ... 3 0 0 1 10 0 1 10 0 15 0 1 0 0 10 0 15 0 7 6
On a Certificate of Appeal to Proceedings
under Island Seal ... 0 2 0 0 15 0 0 1 0 7 G 0 0 8 5 0 0 6 3 9
Letters of Guardianship (exclusive of Gover·
nor's Fees) ... 3 0 0 l 5 0 1 10 0 12 !fJ, 1 0 0 8 4 15 0 6 3
On each notice of filing Cause Petition or
Subpoona to answer Bill ... 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 z () 3 0 0 1 8 z 0 1 3 1 G
On each Subpama to Witness to testify ... 0 10 0 0(1.5 0 0 5 0 7 6 0 3 4 5 0 2 () 3 9
Satisfaction on Final Decree ... ... 0 15 0 ... 7 6 .. . 5 0 ... 3 9
Amendment of Bill or Cause Petition ... ... 0 3 0 ... 1 6 ... 1 0 ... 0 9
On each Rule of Court ... ... 0 5 0 ... z 6 .. . l 8 ... 1 3
On each Rulo for carrying Records int<•
Court ... ... 0 2 0 ... 1 0 ... 0 8 .. . 0 G
On ea~h Commission ... 0 15 0 0 15 0 0 7 6 7 6 0 5 0 5 0 3 9 3 !)

On each Dedimus to take allSwer ... 0 15 0 0 15 0 0 7 6 7 6 0 5 0 5 0 3 9 3 9

On each Attachment .... 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 3 4 1 0 2 6 0 9
On e:ich Attachment with Proclamation 0 10 0 0 6 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 3 4 z 0 2 6 1 G

On each Sergeant-at-Arms or Sequestration ... 0 10 0 ... 5 0 ... 3 4 ... z .6

On each Writ of Injunction, Assistance, Scire

Facias ne exent Immla, Supersedeas, or
otJu,r Special Writ ... 0 10 0 0 IO 0 0 5 0 7 6 0 34 5 0 2 6 3 9
n G SCIIEDULE OF FEES.

Sclteclule of Stamps in lieu of Fees lzaetq(ore payable in the Clwncei'Y Qff/ce, accord-
ing to tlte severat Scales now chargeable.

.I ·
"'here the Below £150, Below £100, Below ;t:;o,
Subject :Matter of
the t:)uit shall be ., Second-class Thild-class Fourth-class
:ibovc -t150,
First-class Ft.-cs.
Fees.
I Ft:eti. Fees.

r- ----------------------.--·-------- - - - -- - ---i---•
£ s. d. J; S. d. :£ S. d. S. U. £ S. <l. S. 11. K. <l. S. d.

A. Writ of Certiorari 0 15 0 0 :; 0 0 7 6 1 G 0 50 1 10 0 ()

A \Yrit of.\.p~iointment of Bailiff of the Crown 3 0 0 1 10 0 1 10 0 1;; 0 l 00 1 100 Jj 0 i G

I
A Protection Bo:11l, making out and signingf
:i l'rotcction, inclmling the order aml ull
other ch!\l'h-Cs ; er.ch other cu!'tom:u·y 0 15 0 7 G
Donel ; each Ilccogniz:1nce ; each Com- i
mission de Lunatico Inquil'ondo ancl of)
Oyer imd Termincr ...

A Patent of Cruwn Land 1 10 0 0 13 0

Per L:i.nd t:.:ken up un lcr tho Quit Rent 1 ~ G

For Land cschcatcd (o~ or untler the value of
£200) ... 3 0 0 1 10 0

For every additional £100 or fraction~ purt 2 10 0

For Conllrmatiun 1 10 0
I
.\. Copy of Plat of Lm1d 020016 I ••• I ...
•\. Copy of a Surveyor's Return tr> the Plat 020016 I .. .

Entering a Cm·eat 0 1 6 I
I
..\. Citation to shew cause against the same :01000:;0
A Ct.1•tificate of e~ch parcel of laml ... I0 :,.> O O 3 O

A I '::ter.l for r.n!11lusa;;c <!ere hml, also fc.rI '

foot Lnd, c::.ch ) ... 1 10 0 O 1;; O l ...
Writ cf Erro1· 2 0 0 0 l:i 0
For each search fvr auy time not exC<."1.1l;11g
three hom·~ . . .. ... 0 1 0 •••
I
t
I
•••

Aflidavit in :mswer tu C:i.usc Petition ... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 4 10 0

On every other Affi<hwit 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 4 10
FtJr each a<lditional suit or matter 0 4 0
Attesta.tion to an Appeal 3 0 0 1 10 0 ... I ...
On every llill of Complaint 3 0 0 1 10 0 ••. I 1 0 0 ... ~uo

On every Information I 3 Q. 0 j 1 10 0 1 0 0
On every appointment of Commilfcc on a
Luna~ic ... 3 O O 1 JO 0 1 0 0 1;; 0
On e\'Cry Cimse retition 3 0 0 I 1 10 0 1 0 0 1::; 0
Ditto by way 0£ Spx!nl C~e 1 lO 0 1;; o I ...
On every Supplemental Cause Petition ... 0 10 0 O GS U0 I •••

On every other Petition 0 5 0 ·u :! o 0 1 8

I
 SCITEDULE OF FEES. n1
Sclieclule of Stamps m lieM of Pees lwrelqfore payable in Llw C/1a11ce1·y 0Ui<:e, accord .
ing to tlte sereral Sea Les now clwrgeable. '
'Where the
Suhj1.>ct 1fattcr of llclow :£150, 13clow ,ClOO, Below too,
thu Suit shall bo Sccoml-clnss Third-claSll Fourth cli1..'J
nhovu £150,
First-class Fees. Fees. Fees. Fcus:

•
------·----- - - - - - - - - -;----:·----l·----1--- - - - -- - -- - - - - -
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. s. d. £ s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
On every Demurrer 0 15 0 0 7 G 0 5 0 3 !)

Depositions 0 15 0 0 7 G 0 5 0 3 !)

Interrogatories 0 15 0 0 7 G 0 5 0 3 !)

Exception on every Set-ofl 0 15 0 0 7 G 0 5 0 3 !)

Notice of filing Canso Petition 0 5 0 () 2 0 0 18 1 3

On every attested Copy Order 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 G
Petition for Receiver 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 ·! 10 0
Petition for a Commi8sion de Lunatico Inqni-
rendo ... 200 1 0 0 0 13 4 10 ()
Petition for a Grant m· Gift from the Crown 2 0 0 l 0 0 0 13 4 10 ()

Pleas Special 0 Ji) 0 0 7 6 0 5 0 3 !I

Writ of Execution 0 15 0 O 7 G
... Io r, o 3 !l
Recognizances 2 0 0 1 0 0 ... 0 13 4 10 0

By Law 32 of 18G!l all Office Copies arc authenticated by the Registrar and Clerk of the Courts and C1·ow11.
When the same shall ho under or amount to sb: humlrcd words they shall bear ii Stamp of ls. Gd., and tho liko
sum for every munkr of six hundred words, anJ for every fractional part of such muubcr of wonb.
('
 SCilEDULE OF FEES:-
n8
b z· ~ tli e office of Master in 01·dinary of the
u~rngii LAW 20 OF 1871-A Law to a ~ ~ ifit, the more speedy and ~[ficient despatch
"Court of C!tancery, c:nd to ~nake p1·ovzszon o1
of business in the said Gour t.
- h cl here the value of the subject matter shall
'l'hc lower scale of Fees sball 1be cd~rJe ':a~. and where such value shall exceed two
u' of or uclo\v the value of two iun ie pou '
li~mdrcd poundH ib.o highest scale shall be. charged,
Lower Scale, Higher Scale.

SOLICITOR'S FEES.
£ s. ct. £ s. d.
For preparing a:1 ?rig~nal .Sur~mons for the purpose of pro-
ccclliricrs ongmatmg Ill Chambers . 0 15 0 1 1 0
l!'or prepaSng every other Summons and attendmg to get
same filled up at Chi),lnbers ·· · 0 7 6 0 7 6
If speci<tl not to exceed 1 1 0
For each copy of a Judge's Summons to leave in Chambers
or to scrvC' . 0 5 0 0 5 0
]for each. copy of a Notice of Motion, Order ?r Certificate to
serve ... ... ... 0 2 G 0 2 6
Or at per sheet of one hundred and sixty wor?s ~ .. 0 1 0
For attendiug 01~ a Sun:mons or other appomtments each} 0 7
day, accordmg to Cll'cumstances ; each attendance to he to 6 0 7 6
al Jo wed by the Judge of the Court of Chancery or by l to
the Itco·istrar 1 0 2 ~ 0
Where fr~m the length of the attendance or from the difficulty of the case, the ,Judge
of the Co~rt of Chancery shall .think the highest of the aboYe }~ccs an insufJicicnt remu-
ncmtion for the services performed, or where the preparation of the case or matter to Jay
it before the Judge of the Court of Chancery in Chambers, or on a Summons, shall have
re<Juircd skill and labor for which no Fee has been allowed, the Judge may allow such
further Fee, not exceeding one guinea, or where a higher scale is applicaLlc, not excecd-
iurr two guineas, as in his discretion he may think fit. And whorl' the preparation of the
ca~c 01: matter to lay it before the Judge of the Court of Chancery in ChmnLcrF on a Sum-
morn:; shall ha~c required, and received, .from the Solicitor su~h cxtra~rdinary skill and
lauor as matcnally to conduce to the satisfactory and speedy disposal of the Lusincs~, and
therefore shall appear tu the Judge t?. deserve higher remuneration titan the ordinary
Fec11, the Ju<lge may allow to the Sohc1t01~ by a memorandum in wrifow, expressly made
for the purpo~e, an,~ signed by the Judge, specifying distinctly the o-rou~1<l of such allow-
a11cc, Rw;h further l!'ee not exceeding ten guineas as in his discretion he may think fit
i n~htd of the above further Fee of one guinea or two guineas. '

Lnwer S<'ale. JI igher i;;,.nle

ATTENDING ON Cf,A.IMS IN CIIAMBERS.

For pC'rn~ing ~he Affidavits of Cl~tim~nts coming in pursuant £ s. d. £ s. cl.

to advertisement, and a.tten<lmg 111 Chambers at the time
appointed uy the advertise:nent, where the number of
claim;:; docs uot exceed five ...
Where the num?cr excccJs five, for every additional numl~~~· 0 10 G 1 ·1 0
. not cx.ccedmg five, an additional sum of
For al ten.ding. fi>r every or<lcr dntwn up l>y the Registrar, a~d 0 10 6 1 1 0
at lus othce to get same entered
For al tcmli11g to enter claim and to file Affidavit ··· 0 7 6 0 15 0
0 7 G 0 7 G
 SCIIEDULE OF FEES. B 9

Lo,Yer Sea.le. Higher Scale,

.A.TTENDrnG ON CL.A.IMS IN CHAMBERS.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
For the Plaintiff or Pa,rty having conduct of the Order attend-
ing- the Registrar with. brief and papers to bespeak .
Minutes or Order, not bemg an Order of Course .. . 0 7 6 0 7 6
For ditto for preparing List of Evidence read (but only when
requixed by the Registrar and certified by him) . . .. 0 7 6 0 7 6
Or, according to length, at per sheet of-one hundred and sixty
words ... . .. 0 1 0
Attending to settle the draft or minutes of any Decree or Order 0 7 6 0 15 0
Or at the Taxing Master's discretion not to exceed ... 1 1 0 3 3 0
Attending to pass any Decree or Order, not being an Order of
Course, including the entry thereof ... 0 7 6 0 15 0
~.B.-The Registrar will leave the Order for entry.

ln case the Registrar shall certify that a special allowance ought to be made fr1 respect
of any unusual difficulty in settling and passing an Order, the Judge of the Court of
Chancery l).lay make such allowance to all or any of the parties as to him shall seem just.

Lower Scale. Iligher Scale,

:XOTJCES .A.ND SERVICES.
- - - - ------
£ s. d. £ s. d.
(

For Service of a Notice of Motion exclusive of copy cO 2 6 0 2 6

li'or· Notice of Claim 0 2 6 0 2 6
For Notice of Evidence to be read in Chambers 0 2 6 0 2 6
For Notice of filing Affidavit, or set of Affidavits filed, or which
ought properly to have been filed together, ~o be read in
Court 0 2 6 0 2 6
For Notice of Appointment for settling and passing Minutes,
Decrees or Orders before the Registrar 0 2 6 0 2 6
For Service of a Judge's Snmmons exclusive 0f the copy 0 2 6 0 2 6
For Service of a Petition 0 2 6 0 2 6
li'or Service of an Order exclusive of copy 0 2 6 0 2 6
For other necessary or proper Notice 0 2 6 0 2 6

For Services on a Party or Witness such reasonable cbarges and expenses as may be
properly incurred, according to distance, or by the employment of an Agent.

The Fees for Notices and Services arc not to apply where the same So1icitor is for both
Parties, unless it be necessary for the purpose of making Affi~avit of Service.

There is to be one ~oticc only of settling Minutes, and one Notice of passing Decree or
Order, which, if necessarJ·, is to be continued by adjournment, of which all l)artics are
to take notice.
3-F.EES. &c
 q

SCIIEDl.iLE OF FEES.
n 10

Lower Scale. Iligbcr Scale.

----
COURT FEES.
£ s. d. £ fl. d.
For e\·cry original Summons for the purpose of proceedings
orirrinating in Chambers 0 7 6 0 7 G
For cve~y duplicate thereof 0 1 0 0 5 0
For every other Summons or Warrant 0 5 0 0 5 0
For every Affidavit ··· . : ·· 0 1 0 0 1 0
For every Recognizance u:ider. ~ny _order of Cou~, mclu~mg
the time necessary for mqumng i~to the naturn and ~:tent
of the property, taking and markmg ~n the Re~og~1z~i~ce
the justification of the Surety 0r Sureties, all which it shctll
be the duty of the Registrar to do . . 0 10 0 1 0 0
For attendance of Registrar in taking the ex~m~nat!on. of
·witnesses under any Order, Decree or Con11mss10n 1ssm?g
out of the Court of Chancery in any matter to lnm
directed, i)er day . 1 0 0 2 0 0
For drafting examination when taken before Registrar, per
sheet of one hundred and sixty words 0 2 () 0 2 0
For copyiu<r and transcribing fair the examinations of "'Wit-
nesses~to be signed by them, per sheet of ditto ... 0 1 0 0 1 ()
Jfor every Exhibit marked or signed by the Registrar 0 1 0 0 l 0
For drafting Reports· on Accounts in chief or other inquiries,
including &11 Accounts of real estate directed to be taken
before the Hcgistrar, per sheet of ditto 0 2 0 0 2 0
J1'or every Certificate or .Report 0 10 0 l 0 0
For eve:ry Certificate upon the pas.~ing of a Receiver's or Con-
Rignee's Account, :t further Fee in respect of each one
hundred peunds of the net balance received by such
Receiver or Consignee, after deducting all necessary out-
goings for rents, taxes, rates, repairs and management of
the property ... . ..
0 10 0 0 10 0
1for <Why Order drawn up by the Registrar made upon appli-
catio11s for time tJplead, Answer or Demur, for leaYe to
amend cause petitions, or for enlarging the period for
clof;ing evidence ...
For every other Order drawn up bv theblle()'istrar 0 1 0 0 !) 0
• ~ b
For every Advertisement ... 0 10 0 1 0 0
l 'or all Uonditions of Sale
4
0 10 u 1 u 0
For dtonclance of Registrar at ati~ sale.. ~f property dircrtetl 1 0 0 2 0 0
LJ. the Court and held by hnn, for each day, if sale in
h.mg~ton
1 0 0 3 0 0
If ::;ale else,: here the Registrar shall further be entitled to a,
t~·avellmg allow·ance at the rate of one shillin()' an<l
sixpence per mile from Kingston to the place of sale.

For copies of all Reports, Certificates, Vouchers, Accounts, and

other 1ocm~e11ts and papers filed in the Registrar\:; Office,
per sheet o{ one hundred ah<l sixty \YOrds
0 1 0 0 1 0

Norn. - .\ll the above Court Fees, except in tl1e case f

a11 owaucc::; sIiall 1.uc co11 cctc<l by means of Slal!lps. o attendances aud travcllin,.,.
o
 SCHEDULE OF FEES. B 11.

UNDER LAw 41 OF 1872-A. Law f01· tlie amendment of tlie P1'0oedwre of tlie Sup1·eme
Oozwt of Judicature.

COURT FEE8.
£ s.. d.
On filing every Writ of Summons, including Writs in Actions of Ejcctmcnt 0 10 0
Appearance ... 0 5 0
On each Appearance after the first 0 2 0
On filing Declaration, Pleas, Replication, Rejoinder or any subsequent
. Pleading or any Demurrer 0 3 0
Every Affidavit filed 0 3 0
On filing Recognizances or any other documents or proceedings not here:in
specifically provided for .. . ... . .. 0 3 0
Subprena in Civil Oases wherein the names of three Witnesses only may
Le inserted 0 2 0
Every Commission 1 0 0
Every Rule 0 3 0
On filing Interrogatories ... . .. 1 0 0
On filing Depositions, Examinations or Answers to Interrogatories 0 15 0
Every Suggestion ... 0 3 0
On signing Interlocutory Judgment .. . .. . 0 5 0
On signing Final Judgment . .. ... . .. 0 10 0
Every Assignment of a Juctgm.ent the ai;rio~t that would be payable on the
Assiowncnt of a Bond, if the pnnc1pal money secured by the Bond
wer~the same as that for wh:ich the Judgment is recovered,
On signing Judgment in Ejectment 0 10 0
On issuing Writ of Poss~sion in Ejectment 0 10 0

•
INQUISITION.

On every Inquisition in Extent, the subject of one 1Vrit 0 15 0

Every additional Writ included in such Inquisition 0 10 0
On any other Inquisition, the subject of Writs issued from the Supreme.
Court ... ... 0 15 0
On issuing any other Writ of Execution 0 5 0
On every authority for entering satisfaction on a Judgment 0 3 0
Taxing Bill of Costs not exceeding three sheets of one hundred and s:ixty
words each ... 0 2 0
When the Bill exceeds three such sheets then for each subsequent sheet or
portion of a sheet .. . .. . .. . 0 0 6
Every ltcforencc, Inquiry, or other similar matter referred to the Clerk of the
Conrt in the course of any proceeding, for every meeting not exceeding
one hour 0 10 0
For evcrv additional hour or portion. of an hour
~
0 5 0
 SCIIEDULE OF FEES.
n 12

lr~WEJt L .\W '.JJ,11 OF >. " La•ofim·

18'"'t'.,-.LL •
the amendment
•
of tlie Procedu1·e of tlie Supreme
Oou1·t of Judicatu,1·e.

UPON P.AYMENT OF MONEY INTO COUR'f,

£ s. d

}'or every sum not exceeiling £50 ... . 0 5 0

l!'or every sum exceeding £50 and not exceedmg £100 0 10 0
Above £100, 10 per cent.
Every Attestation or Exemplification that shall pass the Seal of the
Court 1 10 0
Certificates under Seal 0 7 ()
Certificates not uuder Searl 0 3 (j
11anucaption 0 10 0
Every Attested Copy Order 0 a (j
Writs of Certiorari, Partition, Emblements and Dower 0 1.3 0
Special ·writ of Venire Facias 0 7 G
Every other ·writ 0 5 0
Ea.ch Inf'orm::i,tion filed in the Crown Office at the instance of a Private
Prosecutor 3 0 0
Ench Ucmorandum or Minute of a Judgment to be registered under
8 Victoria, chapter 48 . .. .. . 0 2 0
Office Copies of any proceedings, for each sheet or portion of a sheet of
one hundred and sixty words . .. . .. 0 1 ()
Exemplifications the same as Office Copies, in addition to the Stamp
herein.before imposed on Exemplifications.
For every Search fo.r any time not exceeding three hours
0 1 0

>

JUDGE'S CilAMBEilS.

Every Summons
Evcl'y Order ) ... o. 1 0
0 2 0

EXEllPTIONS FROM ABOVE DUTIES.

·writs ?f IIahcas Corpu$, and all 'Vrits of Ar t R 1 .

mmal Cases. res ' ep evm, and SulJpmnn m Cri-
All Motion Pape.rs Side Bar Rul X f I
All Ailida,vits aud Declarations ne1s,d. o ices, rtnptarlances, and Similitcrs.
All!>, ) ' a e pursuan o any Law
roccss and I rocccdino·s for or 0 b 1 lf f ·
i:mc or defend in for;:a paupm·is ~'tnde l~l
Prosecntions whatsocYer. ' a
p
any _pers~n lrg:nJ~y admitted to
rocecdmgs m Crnnmal Suits and
 SCilEDULE OF FEES. D 13

Fees taken under The District Courts Consolidation Late 22 of 1874.

AMOUNT OF DEMANDS.

SCHEDULE A-PART I-COMMON LAW. 1 ~; ~ ~ S~ ~ ~a

COURT FEES. § ~ g ~ 1'1>¢ 1>D .~];§l>D
fil
u 1 ~. . ls:: ~s:::s:::]
v ;;i
"" •

¢~ ] 8 ~] 8
z ~ ~ <.! ~
-------------·------ -- - - ----1-·- -1----·1----- - - - - - - - - -
L d L d L d j L d £ 8. d. £ 8. d.
Filing every Agreement as to costs, under section 77 2 6 26 26 26 026 026

Entering every Plaint and issuing the Summon.1

thereon ... . .. 2 6 5 0 10 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0

Every Subpren11, when required 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 1 0

Every Order not being a Nonsuit or Judgment ... 1 0 10 10 10 010 010

Entering and giving Notice of Special Defence ... 1 0 10 10 10 010 010

Swearing every Witness for Plaintiff or Defendant 0 3 03 03 03 003 003

For the hearing of the Cause where the Claim is con·

tested ... ... 2 6 5 0 10 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0

"'here undefended 1 3 2 6 5 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6

Entering and drawing up every Judgment 1 0 1 6 2 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0

Every copy thereof, for every sheet of 160 words and

every fraction of a sheet ... 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Payment of money into Court, whether in full satis-

faction or on account, and entering same in books,
and notice of same having been paid ... 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 p 1 0
c
Every Search in the books 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 I 0

Issuing Wal.Tant, Attachment, or Execution 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Supefl'edea.!! of Execution, or Certificate, or with-

drawal of a Cause ... 0 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 I 0

'i
Taxing Costs 0 6 1 0 1 6 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0

Copies of Evidence or Document.!!, for every sheet of

160 words and every fraction of a sheet ... 1 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 1 0

For entering every Appeal 10 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0

Entering every Plaint, and issuing the Summons

thereon in cases tried by agreement under sec-
tion 122, where the amount of demand exceeds
Fifty 1>ounds, at the rate of Sixpence in tho
Pound on tho amount of the demand ; and for
the purpose of this calculation any fraction of a
Pound shall be taken as a Pon:id.
 SCilEDULE OF FEES.
n 11
. tor damages the Court Fees shall
Non· -Jn all Plnints for th? recovery 1.a:~t where the Plaintiff recove~s less
he csti1·1~atccl on th~ n~noun.t of thed~\r:::cd hetween the Court Fees accorchng ~o
111 .. n 1he amount of Ins el::nm the i· to the amount recovered, shall be pmd
" ' tl c ·t Fees accorc mg . D '-' l t
1hat. nmou~1t, .n~H1 io ol~1 t be clu1r0>cd as costs agamst the e1enc an .
0
hv the Plamtifl, and sha no · d Law 26 of 1867,
• . . f 1869 shall apply to proceedings un er "
Sc~i 1011 1. of. J,uw ~3 oe costs the costs shall be as follows : -
ancl rnstcncl of the auov d Lnn• 9f! of 1 ~G7 nncl to
d Writ of Summons un er .... -v '"' '
'l'hc costs to he cnclors~ on a b 1 '-' ·it when the amount of the cleht sought
. e of JUclO'ment v t ei::m ' C t F . . 1.
he entercel up m cas . o. d £10 shall include 3s. for our i ccs, \\ uc:i
to he recovered docs not excce ~30 1~ for Court :Fees and ,.,·hen the debt Is
the dcht is above £10 and under o.; ' os. '
ahOYC £30, £1 5s.
ltEPLEVIXS.
£ s. d.
For a ,,~arrant to lleplevy . ·: · ·t 0 2 G
l!'or 11Heplevin13ond where the elann or value of proper y IS under
tw<'nty pounds 0 10 6
Where it exceeds twenty pounds 1 l ()
1"or delivery of tho goods 1 1 0

IN'rnRPLEADER.

Tl Cottrt Fees in Interplender shall not he prqmid: 1mt. sh~11 he c..;timntc~l on

ih ie onnt ot' the money or the rnlue of tho goods claimed. al tor tl.tc r~tc
ol one
sh~l~~~ .. in the pound, which va~ue
in case of dis.r>ute shall be a~scs:;ecl
h): the .J udgc,
,,]1
0 at.\110 hearing shall direct by whom, and when, and hO\Y such 1•ec shall he
pnid.

O~ A.SSIGXllENT OF J1illG)!EXT.

For recording each Assignment 0 5 0

PART II. - LAND.

In Plnints for the recovery of possession of lands or tenements on c:x:pirntion of

trrm of lease or tenancy, or for non-payment of rent, the amount of' the clnim for
the purpose of cn.lciiiating the Court Fees shall be determined by the amount of
tlH' weekly, monthly, quarterly, half-yc.'lrl~·, or yearly rent of the land or tene-
ment, according as such bncl or tenement has been let by the week, or b~· tho
month, OL' f'or ttny longer period; p~~Yided, that for this purpose the rnlue Shall
in no caHe he assumed at less than ten pounds.
ln <'n'lCB of honndary disputes, and in all cases in wl1ieh the Yalne of the claim
cannot lJe precisely estimated, that valH.e shnll be taken for this purpose at twcnty-
fi ve pornHhi.

I IL othC'r Pbints for ohtnining possession of Janel or tenements the amount

<'laiuw<I :-1hnll he tnken for this pmpose nt one pound for cyery acre claimed:
P1·0,·i<l<>d that for this purpose the rnlue shall in no case be t.~ken at less than
t wPuty-fiyc pounds.

'11 Plaints for the rOCOYCr~· or possession of land or tenements. if a cJnim he

mad<' :~lso for mesne profits, or .rent, the Conrt !<'cc.:; upon i;:nch cbi.m :-;hall he
:tccor<li~1~ to the> Sc:!le of l• ees m l)nrt I of this Schcclule, nncl such Fees shall he
rn :id<l1tton 1o tl1c liccs charg"ahlc on l>Ia,ints for the recoTery of posses ·ion ol'
l:~n<l or tenements. • ·

~ulijed to the ah?rn proYisions, t!1e Court Fees eharge~h1e iu cases under i>art
J[1 . shall he accordmg.to the scale m ]>art I of this Schedule.
 SCilEDULE OF FEES. D 15

Fees taken tmdcr Tile District Com·ts Consolidation Law 22 of 1874.

I
When
When Claimabov
When When
eClaimabovo Cla.imabove
PART UL-EQUITY. Claim £50 £50, and £100, and £150, and
or under. rot exceed-not exceed- not exceed-
ing £100. iug £150. ing £200.
- --
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Filing every Agreement as to costs under section 77 ... 0 2 (i 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6

On filing each Plaint and issuing the Summonses thereon ... 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0

On each Appearance ... ... 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0

On an Order for Injunction ... ... 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0

On each ~ otico ... ... 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0

On filing Defendant's Admission or Disclaimer ... 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6

On filing Defendant's Statement in Answer ... 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 .6

On each Summons to Witness ... ... 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6

On each Hearing where cause contested ... 0 10 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0

Drawing up and .entering each Interlocutory Decree ... 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 5 0 0 6 3

The like on each Final Decree ... ... 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6

On each Order of Court other than Decretal ... 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0

On Proceedings before Clerk of the Court, for each Summons ... 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 Notice of Proceeding ... ... 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 6

For each sitting in which the Clerk is employed in taking Accounts,

making Enquiries, or acting as Special Examiner ... 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 10 0

For every additional hour or part of an hour beyond one hour ... 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 6 0

Preparing Report and Certificate per sheet of one hundred and sixty
words and each fraction of a sheet ... 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Each copy thereof per sheet of one hundred ond sixty words, &c. 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Entering said Report and Certificate ... 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6

On e:ich Warmnt of Execution ... ... 0 15 0 1 0 0

(
1 5 0 1 io 0

On each other Warrant ... ... 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0

On each Return of Summons, Notice or \Varrant ... 0 1 6 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0

(
On each Common Petition or Motion ... 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 5 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 Eill for Taxation ... ... 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0

On each Bond of Recognizance ... ... 0 2 6 0 3 9 0 5 0 0 6 3

011 copies of Proceedings, per sheet of one hundred and sixty worJs
and each fraction of a sheet .. . . .. 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
Each search in the Ilooks, for every three hours ... 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 l 0
In all Plaints tho Court Fees shall be estimated 011 the amount of
. the demand claimed ; hut whore the Pfointifl' rocoYers lc~s than ;
the amount of his claim the difference of tho Court FocH, accord- ·
ing to the amount recow:red, shall be liaid hy the Plaintiff and
shall not be charged all costs against the Defendant.
APPEAL.
On entering an Appeal ... ..
. 0 10 0 0 1:.> 0 1 0 0 1 5 0
Recognizance or 8cclll·ity on .\ppeal ... 0 2 6 0 a fl 0 5 0 0 6 3
On tiling Uase ... ' ... 0 5 0 0 7 (i 0 10 0 0 12 6
On each N oticc ... ... 0 1 (j 0 2 0 0 2 6 0 3 0
Attcmlanco to ~1;l tlu Case, if not agreed ... 0 5 0 0 7 (j 0 10 0 0 l3 0
 n 1G SCilEDt'LE OF PEES.

PART IV.-PROBATE AXD AD:ll).~STR.iTIOX. . . .

Por filing ..t\ffidasit apply1.ngtfotrhP~1~:ke o~~he Court of Ordinary on the i~cccssary

. t Letters of Administration, mcludmg
lire shillings to be pmd 0 e ... £0 10 0
reference to him ··· 0 5 0
lJ pon each Bond •. . akin()' e~~h copy thereof, for each legal
~'or recorcling a V\ ill. and ford~ t 0 rds and each fraction of a sheet 0 1 0
sheet of one hundred af'O ~1.x y ywt~e like sum for recording a \Yill.
'J'o tli<' Clerk of the·Court o . r. mar., .. .
Vor Grm1t of Letters of ~dmm1strat10n S~~it .. . 0 5 0
lJ pon the entry of dev~ry. rest7~~~;~rbecree and Certificate thereof 0 5 0
l r pon the entry an s1gm~? o. • ... 0 5 ()
l' pon every Suhr~am:i ~\..cl l~sbficandum . . . . .. 0 2 u
For e,·cry
~Por
each lnspcchon Book~
extract ?rofcopy a the rate ~f" one shillino-=- per folio of one () l 0
hundred nucl srx:fy words.
l\.PPE.iL.
~U1ion cnry ~\..ppcal
() ]() ()

l',ud v .-CRDIIX.\L.
In cnses arising out of charges lo~ged on ill? pnrt o~ the pnhli('. h~· f !1.c
Attorney General, or by any person actmg under lus mstructwns, or hy nn~ l~1s­
i ·ict Court Judge or by any two Justices of the i>eace, or h,\ nn~~ pm·~on act in~
u\Hlcr the fost~·u~tions
of anv :Municipal l3oard, or by an~
1'uhl1c: UII1cc•r whosn
<lutv jt is as snch Officer to ·lodge such charge, or hy any OHic:er, H1.t11-o!Iiccr. <~r
·Co1{stable of the Jamaica Co-nstabular.v .Force, in any matict'. in \\ h1clt It 1s !us
duty as such to lodge such churge, no Court Fees shall be r equired.
In all other cases the following Court Fees shall he paid:
}'or evcrv Information, with Summons or "\Yarrant thereon
l~or each' copy of Summons or \Yarrant .. . .co ()
'For rvery Indictment .. . 0 0 C>
l<'or cYcry 'rrial, upon Information or Indictment 0 5 0
}'or every Recognizance 0 3 0
For taking every Deposition, not being an Information, per sheet of 0 3 0
one hundred nnd sixty words and each fraction of a slicet
For every Appeal L> ••• () l G
.F or making copies and extracts, per sheet of one hunllrecl and sixty 0 10 u
words and each fraction of a sheet
. ~
. .. • O 1 n
No·t'B.- No Court Fees shall be payable under any pnrt of t11is Schedule f'or :my
\Vnnant of Commitment for an insult to a Judge or for misbehaviour in Uourt. or
for any process issued or action taken bv the immediate direction of the .J ud1re
\\. ithout any application by any party. • ;;)

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Sc:1rnnru: Il.-R\RRIS'l'1~us axn ArroRNEYs' FEES .\~~D CosTs :i.xn ALLO\L\XCE To
·wl'l'NESSES.

J>AR'l' I.-co:mrn~ LA'"-

lief ween P:~rty ai:<l Party as betn'cen Attorney and Client.

'fhr following costs and charges shall he paid to Cou°'el nncl .Utorn<'Ys as well
· '
ln cases tn which the _demand clocs not exceed ten poimds no Pers shnll he ni-
lHJ><'cwl
ow r el unless
allowance under
ofspecial " ( 0 sect io u 7 7, . u dn
agreement in writing, accor<lin .,
the Judo-c.
la 1easc.·s1.' in which the dcn~and exceeds ten pol111cls a1tcl l
01 11
t l
polllH.H. I an 1.1..ttornc;v has been cmployed hy the l>arh· : l ocs 110 r xcrcc 1:1·0n t~·
.
4

' .
 SCHEDULE OF FEES. n 17

For the conduct of the Cause one shilling in the pound on the amount of the
demand recovered.
For attendance in Court at the hearing of the Cause where a Barrister is not
employed £0 10 0
For attendance in Court when the Cause is called ancl adjourned ... 0 2 6
For drawing instructions for a Barrister when employed 0 5 0
l!,or attendance at the hearing when a Barrister is employed 0 5 0
]?or a Barrister when employed by written order of the Client, sum
paid not exceeding 1 11 6
In cases in which the amount of demand exceeds £20, if an Attorney
has been employed for the conduct of the Cause, one shilling in
the pound on the amount of the demand recovered.
lfor attendance in Conrt at the hearing of the Cause when a Barrister
has not been employed 1 10 0
For attendance in Court when the Cause is called on and adjourned 0 5 0
For drawing instructions for a Barrister when employed 0 15 0
1?or attendance in Court when a Barrister is employed 0 15 0
J?or a Barrister when cmployecl by written order of the Client, sum
0
paicl not exceeding u 3 0
:For a Ban·ister when employed, Refresher Fee on an adjournment of
the Case 0 10 6
In calculating the above Fees a fraction of a pound to be taken as one pound.
In cases in which the amount of claim exceeds £50, tried under section 122, the
same Fees as in Cases for £50.
NEW TRIAL.
Costs to be allowed on the same scale as the original trial.
ARill'fRA'l'IOK.
Attending reference wiihout Counsel, for each sitting £1 0 0
Attending reference with Counsel, for en.ch sitting 0 15 0
.Fee to Counsel for each sitting, sum paid not exceeding the rate payable on the
trial of a case of the same amount.
·witnesses' expenses, same as on trial.
N OTE.-Costs of Counsel and Attorney, or of an Attorney, on attending Reference,
shall not be allowed without the order of the J udgc; nor shall the costs of more
than one sitting be a1lowed without order of the Judge. c r-

APPEAL.
J>reparing ~otice of Appeal, including copies and service £0 5 0
l'aying n:1011ey into Court as deposit on Appeal, including notice of
sernce 0 3 0
Notice of nuturc and particufars of proposed secu·itics, including notice
and seniee 0 3 0
Preparing Case, including copies 0 10 0
Attending J uclge to sign, or to settle a,nd sign Case 0 3 0
Transmitting Case and copies, including notice and service thereof 0 3 0
Application to Jaclgc for lca...-e to proceed on judgment 0 5 0
Depositing order of Court of _\.ppcal, including notice and service
thereof 0 3 0
When a new trial takes place, in pursuance of the directions of the Court of
Appeal, the costs of such new trial shall be ttllowcd on the same scale ns those of
i he originnil trial.
A.LLOWANCE TO WITNESSES.
l'hmtcrs, illcrchants, :Bankers nnd Professional Persons per diem . . . £0 10 0
'1\·aclcsmcn, _\.uctionecrs, Accountants, Clerks, 0Yer~ccrs nn<l .Book-
keepers, per diem 0 ij 0
5-FEES. &c.
 ll 18 SCHEDULE OF FEES.

\rt i z:ins and Journeymen, pc! diem

.1 £0 3 0
J ·ihonrcrs and the like, per dicm 0 1 G
. ;,
.l!'cmn les accor(
r t0 tl101·r rank in life but not exeeedinO' ten
mg ' 'cl b t not more than 6d.
shillin~s
per mile
per diem .
one 1ray.
'l'rnvclling .Bxpcmcs, sums rcasonau1y pm u
1.
w

ltEPLEVINS.

All proceedings to obtain the warrant to replcvy and delivery of good~:

rr unclc'r 'J'wrnty Pounds · ·· ,(;O 10 0
Tr :ihorc 'l'wrnt~· l'ounds 1 0 0
'l'hc other charges shall be as above.
NoTt~.-'l'he expense of cmplo~·ing a B:.irr~stcr by the successful J>nrty shnll not
he allowed in the calculation of costs as agamst the unsuccessful Party unless the
,J u<lge shall certify thiit the Case was such as to warrant the emplo~·mcnt of n.
illar~istcr; and iu cases in which the amount of demand doe· not exceed twcnt~·
pounclH the expense of emplo~·ing nn Attorney or a Bnrrister hy the .snccessl'ul
l'al'ty ishall not be allowed in the calculation of.costs as a eh~rge ngain:;t the un-
,wcccssfol Partr. unless the Judge shall certify that the Uasc was snch ns to
"arrant the emi>loyment of an Attorney, or of both an Attorney and a Bnrrisfrr.
When the demaud of the Plaintiff exceeds ten lJOtmds, there shall he nllow<'cl
·lo the Attorney fo1· tho Defendant, when the Defendant obtaim a judgment or the
l)J11intiff is nonsnited, in addition to the other Bees mentioned in 1hi" H('hed 1111', one
shilling in iho pound on the amount of the claim brought h~r the 1'1ain1ifl', nncl
the' same shall be recoverable bv the Defendant from the Plaintiff.
In nny net ion in ·which the demand is for less than ten pounds the Jud "e ma v
:tll01\· such costs as he may think fit, not exceeding in amount what mmlcl l;c
nllowccl if the demand exceecied ten pounds, if in such action the title to auv
rcnl or personal property was bona fide in dispute, or if the action" as l.n·ott"ht t'o
try n right in addition to the right to damages. "
Section 1 of Law 13 of 1869 shall apply to procecdinO's under Law 2G of 1 Gi
t~it-l
iollow:
instead oft4c aboYe costs in this Part of the Sehellule the costs shnll be a~

'l'hc costs.to becn~~rsed on a '\Vrit ~fSununons under Law 2G of JSGi. nncl to he

entered up rn case of JUd?ment by default," here the amount of the cleht souO'ht
~~he recovered exceeds £10 but docs not exceed £30 slu1U he £1 to the Attorn~v
il an AHorney lu~s. been employed, and where the debt lihull be abo,·c .f;w, £1 !Os:
to the Attorney, if arJAttorney has been employed.
'l'llc above sums may be allowed without the Judge's certificate.

PAR') IL-LAl\"'D.
Snhjcct to the provisions of Part II. of Schedule A r <1' r ·
claims for the purpose of determininO' the Court l!;~ :a~[< m9 the '~nluation of
ancl Bnrrish'1·s, in cases tried under Part III of thi T. c~, ·} 1~11' ces of Attorneys
hd,rc•en Party ~ncl Party as between A ttom~ .s .-trn • ~ w he foxe:l, :ts well
l'H· hv Part I. of Schedule' 1 ) !' tl Y and lhAut, in the manner J>roviclcd
.• ' · n, so 1ar as ie same ma v b . .
Aet1ons rclati,·e to riO'hts of wav or wat"r 0 th .' • e app1icu1J1c. except m
1. nils or tcnements,a~d in boundary Casr~ . r o ,h?~ r17.1h; 1 or~ casements nffccting
poundage l'ccs shall be two shillin~s i·n' ~tc' Iln ich <h'i~l1"1~cs o.i Cw<cs the ~\Ltorney's
'r'
I'
·rn t>J a1nts
• •
for .,, " uc o one s i mo- in tl·
the recovery of possession f 1 ==> .e lJ<>uncl . •
lll<tdP. also for the mcsnc pro.fits or rent theofc ~ncl or ~eucmcnts, y· : - claim he
lh· tnxcll on the gross Ynh1c of the douhic chi c~ o; ~\.~!01nc~'s tm<1 I,arns(ers :-;hall
th us made shall exceed tifty l)Otmds the C ' .~\, ~~<~>Ide<; that when the \ <llunt ion
po111Hls oul~·. .our e..,s shnll 1Jc calcubtcd upon fifty
'
WI'l'XESSE~.
'L'l1c allow,mcc to 'ntncsscs slt·tll l tl
Behc'duk ' · · ' ic to salllc us that ]H'OYi<lcd iu I\u·t I. of this
 SCHEDULE OF FEES. n 19

CLAIM.

PART III.-EQUITY. Not Above Above Above

excee<lin £50 and £100 and £150 and
g not exceed- not exceed- not exceed-
£50. ing £100. ing £150. ing £200.

£ s. d. £. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
076 0160 1 2 6 1 10 0

l
Instructions to Sue or Defend . .. . ..

Examining and taking Minutes of Evidence of each Witness after-

wards allowed by tho Judge . .. . .. 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 6 .0 7 6

.Applic::ition 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 Defendant, or prepar- }

~ng ln~tructions for Counsel to draw the same, and attendance 0 10 0 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0
..:herewith ... . ..

F~ to Counsel therewith 1 1 0 1 11 G 2 2 0 3 3 0

Attendance and filing Phint, Petition, Admission, or Statement 0 2 6 0 3 6 0 5 0 0 7 6

Every copy of Plaint, Petition, Admission, or Statement 0 5 0 0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6

Preparing and service of :Xotico to inspect, admit or produce, and

faircopy ... ... 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 7 G 0 7 6

Attending inspecting Documcnt3 0 5 O 0 6 3 0 7 G 0 10 O

l'ropar:ng A•lmission l1y Defendant 0 5 0 0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6

.i.\11 necessary Affidavits, not oxcooding five foI.:os, including filing,

each ..• ... 0 5 0 0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 G

If above five folios arc allowed on taxation then for every additional
folio ... ... 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Attending Cmu·t and comlucting Cause when no Counsel employed 1 0 0 i 10 0 2 0 0 2 10 0

Instructions for, nml drawing and copying Briefs, in causes or }

matters in which Counsel employed, including att.cndancll on 1 5 0 2 0 0 2 10 0 3 0 0
Counsel therewith . .. . ..
1 1 0 1 11 G 2 2 0 3,.3 0
Fee to Counsel
Attending Court on hearing with Counsel 0 10 0 0 lif 0 1 0 0 1 5 0

Attending Court to support or oppose any .Application or Motion

0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0
without Coumcl . .. .··
(
0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 6 0 15 0
Attending in tho last-mentioned cases with Counsel
1 1 0 1116 220 3 3 0
l!'oos to Counsel
Every Atto'l.danco upon tho Clerk which he may think upon ta::m-
tion was necessary ... ... 0 2 6 O 3 G 0 5 0 0 7 G

When the Attendance is longer than one hou~, then for eve1y addi-
tional hour or part of au hour · . .. 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0

Occasional Costs.

Whc.n, i1~ tho course of a Cn:use or Mattel', a Party sning or sued in a

lul11c1nry or representative cluuacter neces.'larily incur costs not
allowed npon t~xa~ion between Party and Party tho Clerk Rhall
apply to the Drntnct. Juclgll to all~w such sums as he may think
fit, out of any funds m Court applicable to that pur11oso.

Drawi!1g Accounts ancl othl'r Docmncn~s not included in the fore- }

q rn1g c hts, lmt allow.:J. upo!1 tax1.t1on of costs to be ncccssnry, 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
per foEo · ... . ..

.For perusing and adapting old ,\.listracts of Title, per throe sheets 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0
 scliEDl'LE OF FEES.
11 20
CL.u:.r.
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P.'\.ltT JII.-:CQUI'l'Y. N0t
£ .
I £50o\.boveantl I £100
,
Above
antl
tI.iO a ml
Ahove

exceeding not exceed- not exceed· not cxc1.'<..'ll-

£50. ing £100. ing £150. iug :t.:200.

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£ s. d. £ $. d. £ ~. d. :C s. d.

Dr:i.wir.g Ahslmcts of ;idditional Deeds and Documents, per .~~uee

slwcts ... . .. 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 'i G 0 7 0

lfor prcp:iring Conditions and Contracts of Sale and fair cop!.'. per
folio ... ... 0 1 0 0 1 0 , 0 1 0 0 1 0

Whc~c Conditions and Contracts :ire not submitted to Counsel,_~} I

addition to tho above, there slmll be allowed for perusm0 0 2

G'
0 2 G 0 3 !l 0 :l !l
Abstr.tcts, every three sheets ... · ··

Where Conilitir>ns and rontraets are to be settled hy Counsel,. In- }

xtruction~ to Counsel to .accompany Abstract and Attendance 0 7 6 0 10 0 0 12 G 0 1;; 0
therewith, or lotter ... ··· I
2 .. 0 :I :l 0
l•'ee to Counsel 1 1 0 1 11 G
Fair e'>pie~ of Ab~~mcts of ' L'itle, or of _Accounts, Documents, }
Opii•ions of Counsel and of P11pers l'CCC1ved from C:ouusel, per 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 () 1 0
folio ... ... ...
I
I
Attending Sale 1 0 0 1 10 0 2 0 0 1 2 10 0
When hy any proceeding taken by the oprosite Party, it l~omes } '
ncco....«:1ry to a1lviw or receive InstrnctJons from a Client m tho 0 5 0 0 () 3 () j (j II 10 0
progress <Jf a Suit or Matter, for each Attendance ...
I

I
Attendance Taxing Costs

Costs of the cfo y 01• Adjotmimcnt.

0 5
.I 0 5 o
I
0 j G 0 j 6

Attending Court where no Com1sel employed 0 15 0 1 0 0 1 5 0 1 10 0

Attending with Counsel 0 7 G 0 10 0 0 12 G () ] :i 0
lwfrcshor J!'ce lo Counsel, not exceeding ... 0 10 G 1 1 0 1 11 G 2 2 0
Witne\;ses' Expenses, snmc as on trial.
:0
,1

Costs on Appeal.
l I
P reparing Notice of Appeal, including Copies and Service
0 7 G 0 10 0 I 0 l'.! G 0 l.i 0
Preparing Case, including Copies
0 10 O • 0 12 G 0 l:i 0 1 0 0
Attending Judge to sign
0 :; 0 :; 0 0 i G (I i G
.\ttcmling J u<lgc in case of difference to settle

A ppl:r~\t:on to stay Proceedings

0 10 :1 0 10 0 0 l:i 0 0 i;; 0

Furnishing Ca.~e and Copies, including~oticc to suceex~ful Party

Application to J u<lgc for leave to proceed on judgment
0 5
0 2 :I 0 5 0

0 2 G
0 7
0 2
G

G
0

0 2
'i G
G
0 2 6 0 2 G 0 5 0 0 ;; 0
Depositing Decree or Order of Court of .\ppci\l
0 2
61 0 2 r, 0 2 G
I
0 2 G
 SCHEDULE OF FEES. n 21

WITNESSES.
The Allowances to Witnesses shall be the same as that provided in Part I. of
of this Schedule.
PART IV.-PROilA.TE AND AD)ITfil;TRATIO~.
For taking Instructions, reading over Wills or other Documents, and in
full of all business in any Non-contentious Case £1 0 0
Drawing Testamentary proceedings, including all Notices and Sum-
monses 0 10 0
For the first Copy actually served 0 5 0
For every other Copy 0 2 6
For drawing Affidavit stating next of kin and lodging same with the
Clerk of the District Court, to be charged only in Contentious Cases 0 6 8
For every Affidavit of Service of Process when service shall be proved
by Affidavit (provided the District Court J·udge be satisfied it was
necessary to make more than one Affidavit) ... 0 3 0
For advising Proofs, entering the Cause, preparing Notices to Produce,
and attending the hearing 1 10 0
·when the Cause being at hearing shall be adjourned to another day,
an additional }foe of 0 15 0
For drawing Certificate of Decree or Order and attending the Clerk of
the Court therewith 0 6 8
:For preparing Brief for Counsel when Counsel allowed 0 10 6
'l'o Defendant's Attorney for taking instructions for defence, reading
·wills and all other Documents 0 10 0
To Defendant's Attorney for drawing all Affidavits, Notices, Sum-
monses, Advising Proofs, entering the Cause when Plaintiff neglects
to do so, and Attending the hearing 1 10 0
When the Cause being at hearing shall be adjourned to any other day,
an additional Fee of .. . . .. 0 15 0
Drawing Cortifiatc of Decree or Order and attending therewith 0 6 8
Brief for Counsel when allowed 0 10 6
FEES TO COUNSEL.
'l'o Plaintiff's or Defendant's Counsel, from £1 1 0 to 2 2 0
(Unless the District Judge shall certify that it was not a fit case for Counsel.)
WIT~ESSES.
The Allowance to Witnesses shall be the same as that provided in Part I: of this
Schedule. '
PART V. -CRIMINAL WITNESSES.
The Allowance to ·witnesses shall be the ,same as that provided in Part I . of
this Schedule.
ALLOWANCE 'l'O l!EDICA.L WITNESSES.
"'W henever any Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner has attended before any
District Court to give evidence on behalf of the Crown in any Public Prosecution,
in obedience to a Summons issued out of such District Court, it shall be lawful for
the Judge of such District Court to order and direct 'that the Practitioner for such
atttenclance be paid-
For attending to give professional evidence £1 1 0
And one shilling and sixpcnse for every mile from the place of resi-
dence of the ·witness to tho Court llouse.
Aml for every clny beyond the first that he shall be in attendance to
give his evidence 1 0 0
No'l'E.- No trn.velling expenses shall be allowed for Barristers or Attorneys
except hy written agreement under Section 77, or by the special direction of tho
JudO'c, which direction the Judge is hereb~- authorfaecl to giYe, if he thinks that
tra~~lling expcuscs ought to lJC allowed. \Yhen any such direction is giYcn the
Judge shall himself fix the amount to be allowed.
6- Fm::i::, &c.
 SCllEDULE OF FEES.
B 22
- AMOUXT OF DE~"D.
-
SCHEDULE C.
Not Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding Exceeding
£5 and £10 and £20 and £30 and Exceeding
p A.RT !.-BAILIFF'S FEES. exceeding not exceed- not exceed- not exceod- not cx.ct'O<l-
ing £10. ing £20. ing £30. ing ;(40. :£40.
£5.

- s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 8. d. 8. d.

... 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 G 2 8
Taking Rccogni.7..ance or Security
... 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 G 1 6 1 6
Inquiry into Sufficiency of Security

.Affidavit of Service of Summons out of juris- 1 0 1 0 1 0

diction ... 1 0 1 0 1 0

. Summons Order or Subprena }

Servmg e~6ry mil f Court House if the 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 G 0 G 0 G
with.in one . o o
Service is not personal ·· ·

If the Service is personal ... 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0

If above one mile in e~ther case, then extra 0 G 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 G

for every other mile · ..

Keeping possession . of Goods till sale, per

<lay, not exceeding five days ... 0 6 1 0 1 G 2 G 2 G :l 0

Carrying every Prisoner ~o Prison, including

all expenses and Assistant, per mile ... 1 ·o 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
(
For tho appraiscment of Goods distrained,
(
sixpence in the pound on tho ~alue.
]
For tho Sale, including A<lvertisemon.t, Cata- ]
lomrns and Commission, and delivery of
G~, one shilling in the pound on the ]
not produce of the Sale.
1
1
When :my milea()'e money shall be payable on the scnice or execution of any
Process, such mileage money shall be charged and reckonecl from that C~urt
Uonse of the District which is nearest to the residence of the person agamst
whom such Process shall have been issued. .
A Commission of two and a half per cent. on receiving money instead of levy shall
~e imkl to the Bailiff.
(
PART II.-LA~D.
(
For tho execution of each Warrant under Part III. of this Law five.shillings, with c
mile money according to the) rate in Part I. of this Schedule. c
'l'hc other l!'ccs shall be tho same as under Part I. of this Schedule. c
j J>AHT III.-BQ'(;ITY.

The same Fees as under Part I. of this Schedule. .A

I PART IV.-PROBA'rE A~D ADlllXISTR.d.TION.
'I
T
For S?r~·in? ~ve~y Process whic~1 he shall be required to serve wHhin}
}!'

lns .1unschct10n, when there is only one Defendant, or when scvcrnl ,!.'.O 1 0 0
Defendants reside in the same Dwcllin<Y Ilcuse ·O
. 0 ...
Ancl for cYcry mile he shall travel to serve the same bevond one mile O O G A
When Defendants reside in separate Dwellin()' 0
Houses the same Fees
for each Defendu,nt. •

'When .nn~ Defendant resides out of the jurisdiction, such sum as the
1?1str1ct Judge ~hall award according to distance, not cxccedinrr
sixpence per mile. o

.:N~:n:.- -'l'he Bailiffs }~c.e~ ~ncler this. ~chcclulc shall be paid by the Cle~k of the
D1st11ct Court to the Bailiff for the Buihff's own use.

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 SCilEDULE OF FEES . H 23
•
UNDER LAW 25 OF 1871-A Law Relating to Banhruptcy.
COUltT FEES.

On the presentation of a Bankruptcy Petition £1 0 0

On every other Petition 0 10 0
On application for a DclJtor's Summons 0 5 0
On application for dismissal of a Debtor's Summons 0 5 0
On every hearing of a Bankruptcy Petition, if opposed 1 0 0
Ori every hearing on application for dismissal of a Debtor's Summons
if opposed 0 5 0
On every adjudication of Bankruptcy 0 15 0
On every Order of Court closing a Bankruptcy ... 0 10 0
On every application for an Order to review, rescind, or vary any Ordei· 0 10 0
On every Urdcr of Court for appointment of a rrrustee, 1-teceiver or~
:Manager, for examination of Bankrupt or other person, for
annulling adjudication of Bankruptcy, for restraining Judicial 0 10 0
Proceedings, for discharging Bankrupt, for approving dividend
or for releasing Trustee . .. . ..
On every other Order of Court or Warrant of Summons 0 5 0
Un every Certificate declaring a person to be a Trustee in Bankruptcy 0 2 6
On entering the name, description and address of any person in any
ltegister in the prescribed manner 0 1 0
On delivering any printed form in the prescribed manner 0 1 0
On examining every Surety Bond in the prescribed manner 0 7 6
For every Certificate granted by the Clerk of the Court 0 2 6
For every Certified Copy or Extract, if not exceeding one sheet 0 1 0
For every aclclitional sheet or part of a sheet 0 1 0
A sheet shnll consist of one hundred and sixty words.
For attendance by Clerk a.t any meeting of Creditors or Examination 1 0 0
·w hen the Clerk, ·uncler authority of this Law, attends at any place for
the purpose of presiding at a meeting of Creditors, or of receiving
proofs, or of otherwise acting under this Law, his expenses
incurred in so doing, and those of any Clerk or Officer attending
him, sha.11, after being settled by the Court, be paid out of the
l Bankrupt's property, if sufficient, and otherwise shall be deemed
imrt of the expenses of the Court.
On each 4illdavit in proof of a debt 0 2 6
On each Summons of a Witness 0 1 0
l On each N oticc 0 1 0
On every Appeal 1 0 0
On every 1-tecognizance or Security on Appcal 0 10 0
FEES FOR '!'AXING ACCOUNTS.

Accounts under ten pounds 0 1 6

'ren pounds and under twenty pounds 0 2 6
'l'wenty pounds and under fifty pounds 0 5 0
Fifty l>Ounds and under one hundred pounds 0 10 0
One hundred pounds and under one hundred and fifty pounds 0 15 0
·One hundred and fifty pounds and under two hundred pounds 1 0 0
And for Accounts exceeding two hundred pounds the Fee to be
increased at the rate of five shillings for one hundred pounds, or
part of one hundred pounds.
FOR SEARCHES IN TIIE BOOKS OF RECORD OR REGISTER.

For nny period not exceeding one year ... 0 2 6

]for any period from one year to ten years inclusive 0 5 0
For any longer period 0 10 0

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I

a3 24 SCilEDULE OF FEES.

BAILIFF'S FEES.

Attending Court on a~ju~icatio? and serving duplicate on the Ban~~ £0 2 6

t d Affidavit of Service .. · . d t t k
rur 'and .
Prcp::mnO' an execu mof O' Warrant of Seizure when d1recte o a e 0 5 O
o . n ... .
~osscss10 . for each da.y. the man
Kccpm()' possession .
is actually in possession, m-
t i1 k t 0 4 0
h~din<Y Ailidavit of Posscss10n, bemg ac 1:1a• Y ep . •• •
T 0 ~hillin°0'8
w in possession,
and sixpence of the above sum is to be paid to the man
. t pr~ cluceel•
o and h'is rcce1p
AttendinO' Court each sitting or meetmg _ · ·. 0 1 0
~tment of "ny persou by JudO'e executin°· the\\ arrant (he-}
ccl t o
0
On commi
sides the necessary "' expenses out ofPpocket to be a 1-so suunu
, 1. 'tt' 0 10 0
and taxed by the Tnxmg Officer) . ···
'l,1. 0
ue S::LlllC Ch"r",,S i> r servinO' Summonses, Orders, &c., and nulettgc as nrc men-
•• b"'"' l' o . l l 1· I. t} . 1
tioned in Law 22 of 187.L; and other matters ;no~ provH C< or uy mt sea e,
but necessarily <lone, may be allowed upon a smlllar scale as nearly as may be.
ATTORNEYS' FEES.

RccciYinO' Instructions to npp~y for adjudication and drawing ancl en-

"rossin(J' Pet1t10n ... ... ,''0 v
r.. 8
Drm~ing and engrossing A:ffid::tvit of verification and attending swear-
0 • • 1,;,.

1n<» ···
Attcnd~tncc filinO' Petition :.tnd obtaining Order of .A.djudicntion 0 3 .t
Attendnnce obta~uing any other Order or Certificate 0 G 8
'.l'ransmittin" Proceedings to Clerk of'Cou1t .. 0 a i
Attendance fn Court when discharge of Bankrupt or relea!<c of Trust cc}
0 3 ·1
ordered absolutely, or upon conditions, or withheld, and drawing
Order ... . .. 0 () 8
Attending meeting of Credit?rs, each meeting not being an acl,journccl ~
meeting held same da,y, if the Clerk shnll certify that such ullu,\ -
ance was necessary and proper to be allowed ... 0 10 0
J. ttcnda.nce at Office of Clerk and Pntering appearance for the Ucspou-
dent in Petitions or Applications ...
Drawing Abstracts of Adjudication, and getting same entered in Hc .. is- 0 3 ·~
tei- of Adjudications in Jfankruptcy 0 ...
Drn,ving Ad...-erti~)ment for '' Gnzette" 0 () 8
Inserting Advertisement in " Gazette" 0 (; 8
Obtaining Order of Court declaring appointment of Trustee ancl 0 3 4
election of Committee of Inspection
Drawing.Abstract Appoi~tment) of''l'~·ustccs ::tricl Connni::-sioncrs, m·i~i}
of 0 (j 8
gcttrng same entered m the Heg1stcr of Adjudic:utions in J~ank-
ruptcy . .. 0 G s
'l'aki?g ont Surety Bond, getting it signed by Trustee, and filin"' sn ;;~
m Office of Clerk of Court .. . ~ 1
framin g N~te when fii;-st diYidc1:1d payable, and list of Committee ~i· 0 G R
Inspection, and filmg same m Oflicc of Clerk of Court
!<'or driming Petitions for dischnrO'c for n.ri.nullino· a-1 ·ua ·, .. t • 1: .. , 0 (j s
" <'.1 1~·1 1on,
<'.onmuss1on, or exam1na~1on. of ·witnesses, ans\\ ers to such Peti- I
. . f . . b • or l
t.1ons, and for other applications to the Court where lll'ccssary
11 rst sheet of one hundred aud sixty words
J~\'Crv other sheet
~ ·'
···
I> 0 G 0

Attc~dance Appli~~tion
J

filing such Petition or nnd en · .· r cl.·· 0 1.L 0

tl_icreon, :md procurrn · g Office copv thereof qu111n<r ~
10... or er
~~·c~errng c~PY. of ~ctition nncl procurii:ig same
0

J< ii mg :~nd rntmrntmg each l>upL•1· or N otc to JudO'c

0 :-<
..a
(j
.,
0 ·1·
J ns1>cctrng hooks and mal,iuo· enquiries whe th ,0
filed. This is to Le chargc<l for uul·~· once er ttnsv. crs haYe been
0 ·~

() "
•.) ·1
-- SCilEDULE OF .PEES.

Ip.specting books and making enquiries whether security has been

D 25

found, and consentin~ or objecting thereto £0 G 8

6 Inspecting books as to such surety, ttncl consenting or objecting to him 0 3 4
Ordering and taking out Commissions for faking Examination of Parties 0 3 4
0 Ordering and procuring copies ::md office copies of Orders and of l'ro-
cecdings in the Cause ... . .. 0 3 4
0 In cases where it may be necessary to wuit on the Clerk of Court or}
on the Judge at extra hours in order to procure an Order, or at a
hearing before the Judge where such shall be ordered, for each 0 6 8
0 or part of an hour so occupied ... . ..
But not excecdjng two pounds two shillings a day. ·
0 CORRESPONDENCE.

en- For writing each necessary Letter 0 6 8

~le, CIRCULAR LE'I.TERS.
be.
The above rate for the first, and the others to he charged as copies
at the mte of one shilling-for a sheet of one hundred and sixty
words ; provided the expense of such Circul:::.rs shall not exceed
8 the expense of printing the same.
But no Letters shall be allowed except such as are essentially neces-
sary fo1· conducting a Cause, or communicating information as to
important matters, orders or steps in procedure.
The Attorney's Letter Books shall he produced to the Taxing Officer,
if required to show the length or propriety of the Letters stated
in an account, and no Letter shall be allowed which is not fully
booked.
8
FOR COPYIKG PAPERS OF ALL KIKDS.

For each sheet of one hundred :md sixty words 0 1 0

0
FOlt COPYIXG Rl.iLED AXD FIGURED STATEMEN'l' AXD ACCOUNTS.

For each sheet, foolscap size 0 1 6

J?or each sheet, folio size 0 2 (j
Other matters not provided for in the above scale, but necessarily done,
8 may be allowed upon a similar scale as nearly as may be.
8 Instructions for Brief, if Counsel be allowed by the Judge, cfr a Case
4 stated for Opinion ... . .. 0 3 4
Dmwing Brief l)Cr sheet (one hundred nnd sixty words) first sheet ... 0 6 0
s EYery other sheet 0 4- 0
Briefs to Counsel shall be confined as closely as the Case -will permit to
s sfatemcnts of facts, without lengthened argument or long quota-
tion from Authorities; and when in the l>rogress of a Cause nny
additional Brief shall become necessary the same shall not con-
tain a rc1rntition of the former s1atements hut reference shall be
mndc thereto as well as to Proofs, Deeds, ·writings, Correspon-
s dence produced, without the same hcing quoted at length.
The above Fees for drawing 13ricfs and Papers shall include the
Aitorncy's trouble in perusing Ptipcrs.
0 Aitcncling Counsel ... 0 3 <i
When :m InYcntory is deemed rcqujsitc and is directed by the Trustee
0 i o he taken, a proper remuneration may he allowed for taking
it, having regard to the time occu1)icd nnd the nature of tho
pro11erty·incluclecl in it.
COUXSELS' PEES.

~um vnid not exceeding ... 3 I)

u 0
Uctaincr~. gcncr~ll , to last for UH' ycnr only 1 1 0
/ - }'EE!<. { :C'.
 n 2D SCHEDULE OF FEES.

l rXDJm L AW r!
v OF 18,...1 " Law to render valid certain Registrations of jJfarriages,
I -.LL - - ~·c
·

- BY T~E :MINIS1'rn, SOLEMNIZI:XG THE lliRRll.~E'.

For Ilcgistcring each Marriage, and for mak!Il:g and transm1;tmg to £0 2 6
to ll1c Island Secretary tho Duplicate Or1gmal, th~ sum o · ..
},or ca~h Certified Copy of entry of Marriage as aforesaid, the sum of 0 1 0
BY 'rIIE ISJ,AND SECRETARY.
J~or each Grrtified Copy of a Duplicate Original Register 0 1 0
lJNJIER LAW 13 O:b' 11:172, SEC'l'ION o-A Lawin aid of the Kingston .Jiarkl'ls Law, 1869.
FEES TO BE '£AKEN A'l' 'l'IlE VICTORIA MARKET.
For each Butcher's ~tall for the snle of Beef or Veal for a day, or
part of 11 day .. . . .. £0 3 6
For each 8l:lll for the sale of .\l ut.ton (Sheep) or Pork for a day, or part
or It dav 0 3 0
Tor carh St.all for the sale of Goats Flesh for a day, or part of a clay 0 2 0
For each ~tall for the sale ot' Li:i,·er for a day or part of a da~· 0 1 0
Eol' the snlc at any Stall set apart for the purpose of an~· weight of
Fresh Fish not exceeding 2.JlbR.
0 0 6
And for evcq -atlditional 25lbs. or fractional part of 2.jlbs. 0 0 6
Vi>r each Stall for the sale of Turtle for a day or part of a day ... 0 2 6
l"or each Stall for the sale of Vcg-etahles, Ground Provisions, Grnin,
Frnit and Eggs, for a day or imrt of a day
0 0 ()
l~or c:wl1 i:lttdl f~r tbe sale of Poultry or Game for a day or part or a day
0 0 6
l!or each Stall for a <lay or part of a day, whereat mav he sold Snlt,}
1-)piccs, :Butter, salt or fresh, Bread, Uitkes, or other f1'ood not nhoYc () 0 G
mentioned and not prohiuitcd, Milk-0r other l'rink not }Jrohihitecl
l~or each Stall for a chty or part of a dav, whereat mav be sold anv}
.Miscel~a~eous Articles not above mentioned, such 'as the )forkct
, l'onun~ss1oners from time to time shall permit to bo solcl thereat 0 0 6
1 he folJomng. shall be the Fees for Articles taken for sale into the ·
spare set :mde tor Carts-
1"or each Cart with Articles for sale (except Charcoal)
For rach Cart with Charcoal 0 1 0
1•'or e:ic>h 1lam2er Load of Articles ... 0 1 (j
For each Can of Su()'ar 0 0 :~
For each Head Load and each Basket ..Dowl or othc y . l .:t·l· 0 0 3
, Atlieles for s:ijc '... ''I l
r essc ,
1' ot· each lot of 'l'uhs, Yn hbas or 'I'inwnre 0 () 2
J•'or each J~cast Lond of Articles 0 () 6
.For each Suckin()' Pi()' or Kid 0 0 (j
Whe1·~ a whole Bench is ~entccl for a ~reel··~· . · ·· 0 0 3
sixth is to be allowed from the rcnts'-a"'r ml ore, at rtcdlnct10n of one-
, • ., a >ove s a cc .
l' ]1 C 'l'O Jn: 'l'AKE~ AT SOLAS )fARKF'J'
l','H'
0
('He :.trt w~th Articles for sale (except Cha;co:il) · ·
, r <'ilch Cart with Charcoal
0 1 0
]·or <':wh J fend Loncl and each Bowl, Basket -~r V csscl ·t1 0 1 6
, is:tlt' (cxcppt Fresh Fish) " \\l i articles for
I· or <'•H·h lot or Tubg Yabh1s or .,,. .
l.,or <':t<·h lka.;t Loncl· •or 'Ar!''" Ill\\ a.re
...
0 0 2
ides
J·:or c:teh Sucking; Vig or Ki(l .. · ... 0 () (i
1 or <'a1•11 Bow 1 01• }>"sl·ct 01. 'T' •· ·· ·
0 0 (;
>u \. • 11 pc Cows n
For t lie i;;alc at anv Sbll s ,t ., . t' f' · 1 ee , 1CCT> or Pigs J~cM I SJ · · · 0 0 3
]' 1 • ' ·' "p,tr or L te pllr 1 1· ' 0 0 3
\ 11 l I''l'Cs l Fish not exre0cli 11 0' '):-11 .
. . . .., -•> )R. ' I ose o any weio·ht o
of
• e\-<'t',V aclcbtionnl 2:rnJ~
01
·, ' l" t · · · · .. .
1•01• <'1t··l1 ('·ti1 ot''"
, •· ·• ·
S
.n ~\\' ug:.tr
·or me ional p:irt of -· o·}ll>n"· - ..
0 0 ()
':.or· c:aC'l1 ~ l.mn per T.Jond of Art ielr~ 0 0 G
1 oi· <':t<'h l nhlc whcrco11 1. .,,. ]) {) () a
1
pn.r~ or 11 <ln>·
• • «
•
c so11 c Salt p
'
· ·
rons1ons for n dnv or 0 0 a
In ::dd1t10n lo ilH' forcrroinO' R t , . ... • ...
1
:(1)' s:ti(', there sliall he".) puf/~~~~ .rticlc~ hrough~ hlto tl1is }larket) 0 0 G
1
1
' " " <I")- or P•l'l of n doy
1
• ' person making use of a Stoll J 0 0 (; .
 SCIIEDULE OF FEES. n 27

Schedule of Charges for W!ia1fage at tlte various Public Wharves in Jamaica-

Law 29 of 1869.

Bales, bundles, boxes, cases. chests, trunks and crates of Earthen or}
Glass Ware, not exceeding eight feet, except as hereinafter speci- £0 0 6
fi..,cl, per cubic foot . .. . ..
Ahove eight feet vcr cubit foot 0 0 3
Bolt of Cannts, Oznaburgh, or Crocus, loose 0 0 3
Cordage per 011 e hundred and twelve pounds 0 0 9
}fahogany, Cedar and other Hard 'l'imber, per one thousand feet 0 12 0
.Kicaragua and Camwood, per ton 0 10 0
Logwood, Fustic, Lignumvikc, Ebony and other Dye and Hardwoods,
per ton 0 5 0
Scantling. Plank and Boards, wrought or unwrought, per thousand
Guperficial feet, Staves and Ifoading, per twelve hundred pieces 0 9 0
Shingles. per thousand packed, two shillings ; loose, three shillings.
Oars and llandspikes, per dozen 0 1 6
Vat or bntt of Malt Liquor, per one hundred gallons 0 3 0
Butt of ·wine nr Spirits 0 6 0
}>ipe of ""\Vine, Br:mdy or Gin 0 4 6
llogshead of 8ugar 0 3 0
'l'ierce of SuO'ar 0
0 2 0
Barrel of Sugar 0 0 9
Puncheon of 1-tum 0 2 0
Hogshead of SaJt J?ish, Salt, Lime, Coals or Slates 0 3 0
Hogshead of 'l'olmcc~, per one hundred and twelve pounds 0 0 6
Hogshead of Oats, Ettrthcn or Glass "'\Varc 0 2 3
Hogshead of Porter, Beer or Cider 0 1 6
'l'iercc of Coffee 0 2 0
Puncheon of IIanu;, I3acon or Dried :i\Ieats 0 2 0
'i'icrcc of Ginger, fimento, Rice, Cornmeal, Earthen or Glassware 0 1 ()
Barrel of' } lour or other Dry Provisions 0 0 6
Barrel of Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, "'\Vet Provisions, Salt, Coffee, Pi-
mento, or of a similar description 0 0 9
Grinclstor.~s and 'fombstones, per one hundred and twelve pounds 0 0 9
Hogshea.d or puncheon Shooks c o 10 6
"\V0odhoopc:;, per one thousand 0 6 0
(Jx Bows, per dozen 0 0 6
Rides, per dozen; Wet, three shillings Dry, two shillings.
Bags of all desc:::iptions, per one hundred and Lwelve pounds 0 0 6
Puncheon of 'l'emper Lime 0 2 3
Corn and Salt, per bushel, two pence; if stored, per bushel, three pence.
Coach or Chariot, including ""\Vheels .. . . .. 1 10 0
Chaise or Cart 0 12 0
Chairs, 'J'ables. J ointers, Piano J?ortcs, Desks, Sideboards, &c., per
cubi~ foot 0 0 6
PJrJuo·h (ll' Harrow
t)
0 3 0
.J <LC k Screw 0 0 9
CheHt of 'l'ca 0 1 6
Ilam pers or hnskct of Cheese or ~ofatocs, per one hundred and twelve
pounds 0 0 9
.Tu~s and .Tars of all descriptions, per gallon 0 0 2
Pirkin or Butter, Beef, Tongues, Herrings 0 0 6
Kegs of Paint. per fifty-six: pounds 0 0 3
Keg of l'cas, Grits. J3iscuits, Currants or Dried Fruits 0 0 3
Boxes or Soap or Candles, per one hundred ancl twcl-rn pounds 0 0 9
Ir011 Wa,re, Pewter, Copper, Lead, 'l'in and Bruss of every description,
per one huudrctl and t wclve pounds 0 0 6
 SCHEDULE OF FEES.
n 28

13ricks, Tiles ancl Slate, per one thousand £0 9 0

0 0 3
Paving Stones, each
0 1 G
Dripsiones, each
Puncheon or 'l'icrce of Corn 0 1 3
I Logshc::d of Corn 0 2 0
Chest of Arms 0 6 0
Truss Hoops, per set 0 0 9
Smitlu~· 13ellows, each . ·· · 0 3 0
Butt ancl Pipe Staves ancl Ilea<lrng, per one thousand 0 15 0
Spncles nncl Shovels, per dozen . .· · (I 0 6
Horses, .Jiules, Asses, and Horned Cattle, each 0 2 6
8hccp, Hogs and Go~ts~ .each. . . . O' l .1 0 0 6
Coffee, rccciYing, weighing, t1ercmg ancl sh1ppm;:,, per one 1lune rcu
ancl twelve pounds ... 0 u 9
Coffee in bags, per one hundred and t"·clve pounds 0 0 G
Pimento in bags, per one hundred and twelve pounds 0 0 a
J3nrrcl or lmlf-barrel Gunp.owder 0 G 0
Keg of Gunpowder 0 1 (i
CoaJs, '"hen loose, per ton . 0 7 (;
Lanccwoocl Spttrs, per dozen ... () ~ 0
J3ottlod Liquor in bn.rrolA or other packages, per dozen bottles 0 0 ;;
{)il ttncl Vinegar, per gallon ... () 0 ..,•)
Iron l>ots, Boilers and other IIollow vVare 0 0 1
.And all Goods, Wares ancl Merchantlize, not herein pnrticnlnrl~·
enumcrntcd and set forth, shall be paid for in proportion io the
forc 00 ·oino·
0 H.ates.

SCHEDULE OF FEES PAYABLE TO PILOTS FOR PILOTAG'E l:XDEll J,.\W 35 01' lS/:~.
1~01· the Pilotnge of V esscls inwards or outwards t11e Pilotnge Fees ~ha II he
pnyublc . at each of ~ho Ports hercinuuder described nccording to the draft of
'~ aic: of. tho V ossel 1nlotocl, us by the following 'l'able :-
(~
·

R.oilTES AS PER DRAFT OF WATER.

('

( ' 1. \ l<f<n"WATIO:<I (H' 'PORTS. 18 Feet 16 Feet 14 Feet 12 Feet

-~-
-
10 Feet 7 I<'oct
:md and and Under i
· and arul and
upwards. under 18. under 16. Foot.
under H. under 12. under 10.

-£ s. cl. £ s. a. -£ s. cl
,----,
£ s. d. :C s. d. {; s. <L j £ s <l
J\in~tnn, 01<1 Ilarhour, Man-
d11011oal, Fa.1111ouU1 mul St.
~\.1111'~ Uay ...

5 0 0 I~~ . 3 10 0 3 0 () 1 ' 10
--.----
0 I' 0 0

All Ports not enumerated a.bovo 3 O I

-------~-1--0- 3 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 11 1.1 0 l JO 0 l • 0

.1\uy \\·~i t•l p1occc<l111g from Port .Royal to }{' -

II arbour no further than l >orl lll , mgstPn, or from Rin~ton to I'mt l' . I
l\111;;· lon d1a1"e. • O)a ' or p1·occcdiug .to ~ca ouly f;·o1u l'ort lln. 1'"~1:'., or co111in~ irrtu Ki11~-io11
b ) n ' :-- t,tll pay uuly vuo lta.J.f uf lhu
 SCHEDULE OF FEES. :B 29

THE HARBOURS CONSOLIDA'ITON LAW 36 OF 1873.

-
Vessels Trading All other
Draft of Water. between the
V essel.s except Coasting Vessels.
Harbours.
Coasting
Tropics. Vessels.

-
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
... Under 10 Feet .., 0 7 6 0 15 0

I
Kingston ,

)locant Bay ... 10 Feet and over, but under 12 0 10 0 1 0 0

Port Morant ... ~

I 12 Feet and over, but under 15 0 15 0 1 10 0

1I ,15 Feet and over, but under 20

!\Ianchioneal ... 0 17 6 1 15 0

l 1
20 Feet and upwards ... 1 0 0 2 0 0

All other Harbours

f1I Under 12 l!,eet ... 0 5 0 0 10 0

.L. 12 Feet and upwards ... 0 10 0 1 0 0

I
Kingston H:u~ours not exceeding per <1uarter ... ... 0 8 0

All other Harbours not exceeding per <1uartcr ... ... 0 1 6

- -- - -
--- ~
-

Vessels anchorin;; at the entrance of :Kingston Harbour, off Port Royal, for the purpose of calling for orden only,
ttncl not clischa.ri;ing Cargo ohall not be !!able lo pny any Harbom Fees.

.. )
 c

FINANCE ACCOUNTS.
1879.

•
c2 FINANCE ACCOU~TS.

Co'.\IPLETE CASH AccouxT of the Financial Operations of the Go1:crmncnt of

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ ~. d.
RECE I PTS.
l3ALA'iCE O'i TUE lST OCTOBER, 1878-
'l'l10 Treasurer 48 7 3~

Tho Parochial Trcnsurers 10,776 12 5i

Tho Cro\m Agents 23,223 7 9
Sundry Sub-Accountnnts . 21,4i9 10 9~

Tho Colon.in! Bank 90,276 13 11 145,80! 12 2f

R1·:n:'i1m-Exc.EPT REVE~UE APPROPRIATED TO IM)fi0RATIO~

SERVICES-

Import Duties
232,285 7 6
Export Duties
7,040 8 0
Light Dues
2,588 3 7
Harbour Mnsters Fees, Kingston
591 12 6
limn Duties
!Jl,087 11 10
L icenses
17,390 15 0
Stnmps
14,117 17 1
Postal Revenues
14-,088 10 8~
Ti..x on Stock
4,708 8 G
Court Fees
i,i82
Fines and Forfeitures
2,765
Interest on Securities held for Sinking Funds
4,31!)
Interest other than as abovo
J am~ica Railway Revenue
3,2;:>8 2 l

11,085 16 8
Reimbursements for E:xpt.1diture ,
Miscolhneous

P arochial Road Revenues

I
I
17,000 7
5,7?9 14 8
1 I
Kingston Sti;cet Tax
I. 36,368 4
I Gtl
l'arochial l\Iunicipal Revenues
Poor Rate~ I l,Oi·J. lG

6,300 4
•31

7 •I

.I
S::.nitary 1.t . !ca 26,nrn ,,.... O!

Cl :u; R:•tcs

:\Iisccllanoo:ts A ppropt·iatt-'<l ReYenaes

2,020 2
737 ] fl 10!
5,520 13
G~1
HJ

I
I,-
I
21 13 0

I
I
511,SG:' 4 D!i
- '
I I
Carried forward
I
t V!l,ii26 !) I
Cl tjti0,117 I lti i'\ 1
z •
'~
 ..
YEAR ENDIXG 30TII SEPTEMBER, 18i9: c3

Jamaica dutinr; the Year from, 1st October, 1878, to 30th September, 1879.

£ s. d. £ 8. d. £ s. d.
PAYMENTS.

'

I
ExPENDITURE-EX<JEPT ExPE~DITURE o:x IMMIGRATION SERVWES-
Charges of Debt ... ... ... 43,103 8 0
PeDBions ... ... I ... 12,029 9 9
Administrative Departments ... ... ... 31,853 13 llt
Revenue Departments ... ... ... 31,185 12 8
Postal Service ... ... ... 16,809 17 9!
Telegraph Service ... ... ... 6Q6 2 1
Judicial ... ... ... 36,054 13 10
Ecclesiastical ... ... ... 10,234 17 8
Medical ... ... ... 46,618 2 !)

Constabulary ... ... ... 49,785 12 6i

Penitentiary an<l Prisons ... ... ... 24,716 9 7
Reformatories ... ... ... 4,377 4 4
Education ... ... ... 23,344 16 5
Harbour Masters ... ... ... 882 14 11
•
Colonial Allowances to Troops ... ... ... '858 9 1

' Pilota.go and Harbour Boards ... ... ... 304 -0 5

Miscellaneous ... ... • ... 11,026 2 3i
Steam Communication with America ... ... 4,253 2 6
Stationery for Public Departments ..• ... ... 3,379 6 0
Government Printing Establishment ... ... 308 11 9
Public Library and :Museum ... ... ... 587 5 4
Subsidy to Pana.ma Telegraph Company ... ... • 1,833 6 8

Island Secretary's Office ... ... .. . 834 1 lli

I sland Record Office ... ... ... 366 10 4

Registrar General's Department ... ... ... 2,495 13 5

Maintenance of Jamaica Railway ... ... ... 6,651 9 !)

~aintenance of Forfeited Lands ... ... ... 39 19 5

Civil Service Commission ... ... .. . 45 16 10!

... ... ... -368,586
- 12 -
Carried for ward 1~
 rrnANCE ACCOUNTS.
c4
Co;.1PLE-.:':F. CASH Accou~T of tlte Fi1,ancial Operations of tl1e Gor1rnment qf

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.

RECEIPTS.
GGO,Gil 16 Si
13rought forward

Di:nExTuriE Dr.nT, DEPOSITS Imr

l'.\l~TIOULARLY TO hL\IIO~•A:CION
,i~ ESTSMENTS, EXCEPT WH..1.T RELATE
ERVICES-

DF.m;NTURrS TssuED-
Lo.w 12 of 187!)
... I
()!l,;;::?G () ii
t

l
I
I I
Si:cunrnr.;; Fon. S1;o;r.nro F U~\DS
·. - SOLD- I
• -
. I
2i Vic. cap. 21
... ...
I

408 11 ;;
L:iw :m of 18G!>
... ... 700 0 0
28 Vic. cap. 2G
... ... 183 11
<)• y .c. EC~S. 1
~. C:lp. 5 ...
I'
MV
... l ,9i9 4 0
I
' " " 20 ... ... 393 0 8 I

-·
n
r :c. c:.p. ::,7
... I
I_ Carried fonvard ...
...
...
I 511 ()

-
2 4,1i{) 11) 4 I
I
= l ... 1103,102 l
u 10 GGO,Gil lli 8~
 YEAR ENDING 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1879. c5
---- ----

Jamaica during the Year from lst October, 1878, to 30t!t Septembe1-, 1879.

£ s. d. £ s. d. / £ s. d.
PAYMENTS.
Brought forward 368,586 12 1!
EXPENDITURE-EXCEPT EXPENDITURE ON iMMIGRATI.ONSERVICES-
continucd.
J uvenilo Population Commission .•• ... 67 2 0
Public Plantations and Gardens ... 4,208 1 5i
Public Works ... 52,717 11 4
Light Houses ... 1,300 5 2
Paroclllal Expendituro ... 2,265 12 6!
Parochial Roads ... 34,222 6 2
Kingston Streets Loan, 28 Vic. cap. 24, Interest on ... 213 0 0
Parochial Municipal Objects ... 3,138 4 10!
Relief of the Poor ... 27,739 2 6
Sanitary Appropriation ... 2,329 10 9
Fire Appropriation ... 747 0 0
Gas Appropriatfon ... 5,404 10 0
Total Ordinary Expenditure ... ... 502,938 18 llt
Amount Expended out of Loan raised under Law 12
of 187!) towru:ds Purchase of Jamaica Railway ... 31,776 5 11
A.mount Expended out of Loan r:iised under L:rw 12
of 18i9 towards Reconstruction of Jamaica Railway ... ... 150 0 0
Amount Expended on Account of Jamaica Railway
Extension ••• ... 1,186 13 1
Amount Expended on Account Construction of Telegraphs ... 4,153 8 0 37,266 7 0
Total ... ... .,
540,205 5 lli
Di;;rENTURE DEBT, D,ErosITs, INVESTMENTS, &c.-ExcEPT
WlIAT RELATE P.ARTICULAltLY TO IMMIGRATION SERVI<mS.

DEBENTURES REDI;EMED-

2 Sess. 26 Vic. cap. 5 • 2,000 0 0

28 Vic. cap. 24 700 0 0
29 Vic. cap. 4 350 0 0
22 Vic. cap. 3 and Law 8 of 1871 ... 9,386 13 4 12,436 13 4

SECURITIES BOUGHT FOR SCTKING Fmm-

26 Vic. sess. 2, cap. 5 ... ... 72 8 8
26 " " " 20 ... ... 764 2 7
27 " " " 24 ... ... 1,349 12 4
27 " " " 37 ... ... 1,109 15 5
28 ·' " " 26 ... ... . 643 15 o·
Law 39 of 1869 ... ... 10,941 6 2 14,881 0 2
Carried forward ... ... ... 27,317 13 6 540,205 5 llt

FINANCIAL I '; COUNTS- 2,

 FI~.ANCE - ACJO~TS.

Co:1-rPLETE CASII AccouNT of the Financial Operations nf the Gore:nment uj

RECEIPTS.
£ s. d. l s. d. I £ s. d.

103,702 5 10 C60,671 16 St
Brougl1t forward

D1:nt'.NTURE DEBT, DEPOSITS, &o., contimwd,--

$1:cunITI1:3 HELD 1·on. MrscELLA~Eous OBJECTS SOLD-
8 9 4
J\forrick'o Charity
l'ifana;;crs of tho Jam:i.ica. Civil Sorvico Mutual Guarantee As-
288 11 3
sociation I
Dcckford and Smith's School 86 18 6
I
Constabulary Pension Fund 882 11 3

Jamaica Railway-Law 12 of 1879 .. 25,000 0 0 26,266 10 ...

0EPO!'IIT3 AT lNTEIIBST DEPOSITED-

Curatcs' Fund ... 2,639 5 8

'
...
Rectors' Fund
Government Savings Bank ... ...
1,504 11

1132,910 10 4
8
'
Directors of the Widows and Orphans' Fund ... 2,3fJ2 2 2 139,446 !l 10

DErosrTa XOT AT l:l'TEREST DzrosrTEn-

Gl'cgory's Charity 144 0 0

J nm1uca Free School 996 0 0
Menchcstor District School 268 i) !}
M:mning'a District ScJ%ol
471 3 3
Uon·ick's Charity
104 8 9
Munro n.nd Dickenson's Charity
1,800 4 7 I
rrcGbytcrinn Institution I
181 0 0
Tiusc:i.'s School !
270 0 0
St. James' School
60 0 0 I

Y ere District School

611 14 3 I

W ulmcr's School
1,044 0 0
Dcc!J:orcl :i.nd Smith's Trust
Gray's Chari~y 416 12 10 I
452 3 0
Constabulary Pension Fund
1,736 16 3 I
Constabulary Rew::.rd Fund
638 9 11 I
Customs Deposits
Trnini11g Colle"'e L'b 15 8 4}
0 1 rary Fund

Carried forward -~8!1

~.2so 3 s I2():J,4lj- lj 0
_ _____ ,
..rl'n
.,.,,r.;-1 16 t-l
 YEAR E~"DIXG 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1879. c7

Jamaica during the Yea1· ft"om lst October, 1878, to 30th September, 1879.

PAYMENTS. I £ s. d. £ s. cl. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... ... ... 27,317 13 6 540,205 5 11!

DEBENTURE DEBT, DEPOSITS, &c., continued-

SECt;IUTIES BOUGHT I'OR MISCELL.'1..'IBOUS OBJECTS-

JYfanagers of the Jamaica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee

.Association ... ... 297 19 10

Const:i.Luhl.ry Reward Fund ... ... 406 1 3

Const..~bula...7 P(;nsion Fund ... ... l,187 10 11

Beckford and Smith's School ... ... 82 18 5

Gray's C!iarity ... ... 18 8 0

Merrick's Charity ... ... 8 8 9

LucUord's Educr.tional Bequest ... ... 700 0 0

Jamaica Railway-Law 12 of 1879.•• ... 90,000 0 0

Pedro Cays Crown Fund ... ... 39 5 1 92,740 12 3

DEPOSITS AT INTEREST "\VITHDRAWN-

Curates' Fund ... ... 3,926 5 9

Rectors' Fund ... ... 1,750 18 6

Goverrunent Savings Bank ... ... 111,773 13 6!

Directors of the Widows and Orphans' Fund ... 279 6 5 117,730 4 2t

DEFOSITS NOT AT INTEREST "\VITHDRAWN-

Gregory's Charity ... ... 144 0 0

Jamaica Free Mhool ... ... 1,010 2 2

l\1anchcster ditto ... ... 237 16 7 .,

Manning's School ... ... 471 3 3
.,
Merrick's Charity ... ... 104 8 9

Munro and Dickenson's Charity ... ... ~ 1,443 14 1

Presbyterian Institution ... ... 181 0 0

Rusea's School ... ... 270 0 0

St. J amcl.' School ... ... 60 0 0

Vere School ... ... 557 15 0

Wolmer's -School ... ... 1,044 0 0

Beckford and Smith's Trust ... ... 424 9 0

Gray's Charity ... ... 155 13 9

Constabulary Reward Fund ... ... 190 17 10!

Constabulary Pension Fund ... ... 1,518 8 1~

Customs Depdsits ... ... 38 4 2

Suitor's Moneys ... ... 12,397 4 10

Carried forward ... .. 20,248 17 7 237,788 9 11~ 540,205 5 11}

 FINAN'CE ACCO"GXTS.

Oo)IJ'J,ETE CASll AccouN·r <>f tllc Financial Operations of the Gorernmcnt of

£ s. <l. £ IS. d.

RECEIPTS.
9,289 3 8 2G9,.H5 G 0 GGO,Gil 16 SJ
Brought forward

D1m1:~TUJtE DEBT, DEPOSITS, &c., continued--

DErosxTs NOT AT INTEREST DEPOSITED, continued-

12,273 8 3i
Suitor:i' Moneys
Managers J r.maica Civil Service l\Iutual Guarantee Association 43.3 15 2
~
7,529 I 11
Chancery Fund Account
Kingston l\Iarktt Commissioners • .. 2,512 15 0

Kingston and Liguanea Water Works Commissioners 11,260 11 10

Kingston Gas Commissioners 5,523 0 !J

X:ingston Slaughter House Commissioners 938 11 0 I•

Spanish Town Water Commissioners 502 10 11

Rio Cobro C:!nal Commissioners 2,:343 10 ·1

I
Levies-Law 35 of 1872 894 li:i l!
Immigrants' Remittances 3,987 :; 3
Pilotage and Harbour Boards Fund 241 !) n
Reco-rnred Lands l,!>81 5 0 I
Receivers of Wre~ks 580 12 0
Deposit on account of Packet ]\fail Service 2,000 0 0 1'

Effects of Deceased Immigranis 7 5 l!i

Escl1eats
I 512 11 11
Suspense Account
100 0 0
Colonial Secretariat
;;o 8 1
Surifius Cash
(l. 0 1 8
Frco Coolies Passage Money
1,137 ;) 0
.
Deposits in Appeal
40 0 0
J ainaica Railway Extension
2,0Gl 13 1
Vore Irrigation
32!) 10 3
Inland Money Orders
584 18 11
Municipal Board, Sl Elizabeth

" " Kingston

480 0 0 j
700 0 0
Pedro Cays Crown Fund I

53 0 0
Couriers' Unifonns I
I
I
11 5 G
Ludford's Educational Bequest
Morant Cnys 2,451 18 11

~
Municipal Boards U I .
nc aimed Lands
.••
-·
1'>"' 10 0

1 1 G
I Municipal Board St· Cathcr1nc
.
!lO 0 0
Carried forward
:._ ---:------
~ln ·' ~---~
' ,~37 12 - l <>G() - ·- -----
" - I - •410 G 0 CC.0,Gi J JG S!
 YE.iR EXDL.'\G 30TII SEPTE:.UBER, 1879. c 9

Jamaica d111·i11g l!te Year from Ist October, 1878, to 30t!i Septembe1" 1879.
.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ 8. cL
PAYllENTS.
Drought forward ... ... 20,248 17 7 237,788 9 11! 640,205 5 11~
DEBE..><TURE DEnT, DEPOSITS, &c., continued--

DEPOSITS NOT AT INTEREST "WITHDRAWN continued--

Managers Jamaica Civil Service Mutual Guaranteo
Association ... . .. 353 11 0
Chancery Fund Account ... ... 7,345 11 ~

Kingston Market Commis>ioners ... ... 3,256 14 9

Kingston and Liguanea Water Works Co=issioners ... 11,260 11 10
Kingston Gas Commissioners ... ... 5,523 0 9
Spanish Town Water Commissioners ... 502 10 11
I
Kingston Gas Fund ... ... 1,084 14 Ot
KiDgston Slaughter House Commissioners ... 938 11 0
Levies-Law 35 of 1872 ... ... 877 19 7!
Rio Cobro Canal Commissioners ... ... 2,548 10 4
Recovered Lands ... '
... 504 G 7
Receiver of W reeks ... ... 1,315 12 !)
Imm:Jrnnts Romittai:.oes ... ... 2,136 9 !)
Effects of Dcce:ised Immigronts ... ... 25 18 6
'
Pilotage and Harbour Boards Fund... ... 241 9 9
Suspens!l _A.ccount ... ... 100 0 0
Esch eats ... ... 195 6 0
Inland Money Orders ... ... 53!) 17 8
Jamaica Railway Extension ... ... 875 0 0
•
Deposits in Appeal ... ... 40 0 0 ~

' Frco Coolies Passage Money ... ... 549 8 0

Couriers' Uniforms ... ... .., 11 14 0
Clarendon Parish Lands ... ... 125 0 0
Kingston Parish Lands ... ... 1,082 0 0
Deposii; on Account Schooner "Elizabeth" ... 25 0 0
Pedro Cay... Crown Fund ... ... 5 19 3 I
Training C.:>ll~ge Library Fund ... ... 152 12 9
J ama.ica Street Car Company ... ... 40 0 0
61,906 8 0

I - -----
Can-ied forward ... ... - -..-.---1299,694 17 11~ 540,205 0 llt

FINAXOAL 1 ';COUXTS-3.
c 10
c , pJ,ETB CASH Accou~T of the Financial Opcrata"ons ef thc Gcn:cr:nmcnt W-
0 1

£ s. d. £ 11. d. £ a. d.

RECEIPTS.
71,237 12 ii~ 2G9,41& I> 0 G60,Gil 1G
Brought forward
D1rnl'.NTURD D1rnT, DEPOSITS, &c., continned--
DEPCl~ITS NOT AT INTEREST DEPOSITED, continued-
Jam~ca Street Car Company
4o 0 0

1,082 0 0
Kingi.ton Parish Lands
1•r 0 0
ClJ.rCndon Parish Lands -"
Deposit on :wcount Schooner "Elizabeth" 25 0 0

Deposit on account Schooner "Octavia" 2(i 14 10

J mnaica Tel<Jgwph Construction 4,153 8 0 'ili,GS9 l5 3!

ADVANCES RECOVEl'..ED-

Constabulary Clothing 7!}2 li o~

.Aclvn.nce on account of Salaries 418 15 2

Kingdon and Liguanea. Wa.tor 'Vorks Commissioners 1,605 8 ~

Kingston Parish Lands 61 (i 10

Officers' Guarantee 115 17 l

Di:ncans Public Water Supply 2 10 0
Clothing for Coolies 179 i 10
Spanish Town Water Loan .Account 313 15 5
Jamaica Railway Extension 8i5 0 0
Government of Eritish Honduras 61 16 11
Government of Turks Island
8 10 0
KC:igston GM Commissioners
5G6 10 8
I'..cctor of Hanover ~
3 0 0
_ _:_15~..:l~i ~.1,109 16
- - - - - -·1--5:..,004 u

:~tlVEXl'l:
. APPROP R I \TlllJ TO bDHGRAT!OX SERVICES--

Export Duties
i2,r,m 0 !I
Cn.pitation Tax, &c.
14,COO 1;; :l~
11Ifaccllaneous
Interest on Securities other tha,"l for Sinking Funds
3.-442 l'li 2
] .4.1!? 3 r; 'S!?,l.SG IS ;;
Di:nm•<'l'CRJ> DEBT ~D l~VE
• . ST:\I.ENTS RELATING TO bn ..
S1:cunrrrns SOLD- -UGr.A:rxo.,-

Coloniza.tion Fund
l ,85!1 0 0 l ,sti!l 0 0
Carried forward
 YEAR ENDING 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 11
, _,
_ cc

Jamaica during the Yeat•from lst Ootober, 1878, to 30th September, 1879.

PABIENTS.
£ s. d. I £ s. d. £ s. d.

Brought forward ... ... ... 291>,694 17 11! 640,205 5 llt

DEBENTURE DEBT, DEPOSITS, &c., continued-

DEBT SPECIALLY GUARANTEED-

17 Vic. cap. 29-Law 12 of 1872-

Island Cheques ... ... ... 8 0 0

.
,

I
'
.A.ovwm:s ro llE P..EcovI:RED-
Constabulary Clothing ... ... 745 14: 4
Officers Guarantee ... ... 14 3 9
Advances on Account Salaries ... ... 349 11 3
Duncans Public Water Supply ... ... 605 11 4
Vere Irrigation ... ... 378 11 3

Government of Tuxks Island ... ... 176 3 3

Municipal Board, Kingston ... ... 700 0 0
Government of British Honduxas ... ... 10 16 11
l\Iunicipal Board, St. Elizabeth ... ... 822 0 4
Imperial Government ... ... 21 16 4

Clothing for Coolies ... ... 198 6 5

Spanish Town Water Loan Account

Jamaica. Railway Extension ...

Kingston Slaughter House Commissioners
...
...
...
7,265 14 0

2,061 13 1

380 1 11
- •

J ama.ica Telegraph Construction ... ... • 4,153 8 0 17,883 12 2 317,586 10 1!

EXl'E!IDITUltE OX ACCOUNT lMIDGRAT!ON SERVICES--

Administration ... ... ... 5,687 12 4!

Introduction of Immigrants ... ... ... 3,467 3 7

Colonization and Return Passage ... ... ... 12,002 18 Si 21,157 14 Si

DEBENTURE DEBT AND INVESTMENTS RELATING TO IIDtIGRATION-

SECURITIES BouGRT-

Colonization Fund ... ... 746 12 5

Return Passage Fund ... ... 103 16 0 850 8 6 850 8 5

Carried forward ... ... ... 87(),799 19 2

- -- 1--' ._
.. ..._ -"'-'-'-'_J ,=
 Fnl'ANCE ACJomns.
c 12
Co,rPJ.ETE CASH AccouNT of tlte Financial Operations ef tlw Government of

£ s . d. £ s. d. £ 8. d.
RECEIPTS.
1,04'J,777 8 Si
Brought fonvard

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.
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I

.I
iI £ i1,045,ii7 8 8;

Treasury, 27th February, 1880.

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 YEAR ENDING 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 13
-J ama;ca during the Yem'f1·om 1st October, 1878, to 30th Septembe1·, 1879.
,,
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d.
PAYMENTS.

Brought forwro:d ... ... ... ... 87!:>,7!:>!:> rn 2

DEBENTURE DEBT, DEPOSITS, &c., continued--

BALANCES ON 30Tll SEPTEMBER, 187!}-

The Treasurer ... ... ... 18 14 2,

The Parochial T1·erumrers ... ... ... 11,167 9 2~

The Crown Agents ... ... ... 41,012 7 4

Sundry Sub-Accountants ... ... ... 27,905 3 5i

The Colonial Bank ... "'

... 85,873 15 4 165,()77 9 6f

.
£1,045,777 8 Si

H. w. LIVINGSTON, Trcasiwe?·.

Treasury, 27th February, 1880.

Examined.
w. C. G. ARROWSMITH.
I Certify that this Account h:i.s been examined under my directions and is correct.
J. MA.CKGLASHAN, .Auditor Gmcral.

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FIXA.NCIAL ACCOUNTS-4.
 F I N ANOE AC-JO~TS.
c 14
GENE R AL ExcHEQUER.-Liabilities

£ s. d. £ s. d.
L I ABILI'rIES.

l•'v!>nr.o Dr.nT, 28 VrcTORI.\, Cn.\PTEl~ 23- ...

W olincr's Charity ... ... 12,000 0 0

Rusca's Charity ... ... ... 2,iOO 0 0

Gregory's Charity ... ... ... . 2,400 0 0

... ... ... 12,4;;i 16 0

l
Jamaica Froo School I
Manning's Free School ... ... ... '
7,852 14 s
Presbyterian Institution ... ... ... I 2,2G2 12 0

Merrick's Charity ... ... ... l,GOO 0 0

Beckford ll.llcl Smith's School ... ... ... 2,400 0 0

Munro and Dickcnson's Charity ... ... 23,337 4 3

Vere District School ... ... ... G,256 0 0

Manchester District School ... ... ... I 2,744 0 0

1
St. Jame~ District School ... ... ... 1,000 0 0 77,004 G 11

D EBENTl' RES-
17 \'ic. cap. 35 ... ... ...
I 71,400
I 0 0
24 " 2G ... ...
...
... I
I
lG,100 0 0 I
2G " 20 ... ... 7,804 0 0
27 " 24 ... ... ... lG,4.30 0 0
27 " 37 ... ... ...
28 " 2-i ... ... ...
j 10,100
i:i,400
0

0
0

0
28 " 2G ... ... ... I 8,'iOO 0 0
Law 39 of 1869 ... ... ... : 3G'i,GOO 0 0
T.aw 47 of 186!) ...
...
... ... I 114,2GO 0 0
La{; 1 of 1878
(
... ... 35,000 0 oj
Law S of 1871 ... ... ... I V2,42G 13 4
I
Lr.w l~ of 1e79 ... ... ... !l!),i)26 2 10
DEPOSJT:> AT TsT1mEsT-
Curates' Fund ...
(

...
i
I
"-1""'767
... 31,:JCS g
Ticct-0ra' Fund ... ... ... I 23,')13 !)
GI
5
I

S:winri~ lhnk ... ... ...

I
2 10 4
C:0Ycrnm1•nt, Siwings Bank

~:•nl P.ospital Commissioners

... ... ... I 88,363 () 7 I .
... ... I flO 3 8
BccHord aml :::=mith's School ... ... ... 712 0 0
'
Dircckrs of the ·Widows and Orplinns, F und
... . ...
D1:r.T ~l'l:Cr.\T.LY GL'ARA:\"TERD 1~1 v ·- ·
7,l~G 4 11
I lf>O. V'.?l
!) ;;

hland C!11:1"1cs ' If". C.\P. 29 ~n L AW 12OF18~"

l' •.
... l .u-
... 283 2 0
Exchequer Ilills ... ... ... ,,_
I

I
Can·icd forward
-·) o. O • 308 2 0
... ~---·-
=· - ... '
J
...
_I
l,Oi3,001 1 2
 YEAR E~"DING 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 15

and Assets on 30llt September, 1879.

£ s. d. £ s. d.
ASSETS.

SECURITIES PLEDGED :FOR DEBENTURES-

Sinking Fund-17 Vic. cap. 35-
J ama.ica Debentures 83,93i 19 0

2 Sess. 26 " " 20 " " 1,351 18 4

"
Government Savings Bank 2,980 17 2

" 2 Sess. 27 Vic. chap. 24--

Jamaica Debentures 3,054 17 1
•
Government Savings Bank 7,391 6 3

2 Ses.~. 27 Vic. chap. 37-

" J amaica Debentures ... 2,228 19 5

Government Savings Bank 5,056 17 0

2 Sess. 28 Yic. chap. 26--

" J a.maica. Debentures 1,535 15 9

Government Samgs Bank 3,371 10 3

Law 39 of 1869-
Cana.da Debentures 20,292 12 6

Victoria Debentures 14,170 7 6

New South Wales Debentures 21,127 10 0

India Debentures..• 7,746 19 6

South Australia. Debentures 13,662 10 0 187,906 19 !)

OTHER SECURITIES-
Constabulary Pension Fund-
. J ama.ica. Debentures
Government Savings Bank
1,250 0
13,881 16 3
0

Constabulary Reward Fund-

Government Savings Bank 4,765 5 5 •
Beckford and Smith's School-
•247 4 0
J amaica Debentures
Government Savings Bank 2,156 2 7

Gray's Charity-
•
8,675 0 0
J ama.ica Debentures
479 1 7
GoYernment Sa-rings Bank

Ludford's Educational Bequest- 700 0 0

Jamaica Debentures

Merricks' Charity- 219 17 10

Government Savings Bank

Pedro Cays Crown Fund- 39 5 1

Colonial Bank
Managers Jamaica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee Association- 1,042 10 0
J ama.ica. Debentures .··
411 3 8
Government Savings Bank

Jamaica. Railway-Law 12 of 1879--;- . 65,000 0 0 !)9,767 6 5

London and Westm1mster Bank
1287,674 6 2
Carried forward
 l'JNANCl~ ..1.CCO'CNTB.
c' Hi - -
~'-

. GEXERAL ExcHEQUER.-Lia bilit ies

£ s. d. £ s. cl.

LIABILITIES.

Drought forwarll ... ... ... 1,073,001 1 2

D1:1'0HlT:l NOT AT I~TEREST-

Ch:1ritahlo Trusts ... ... ... 15,162 8 1

Chancery Ftm<l Account, 2 scss. 27 Vic. cn.p. 3 ... ... 1,092 14 11

Official Assignees, 11 Yic. cap. 28 ... ... 7,7(i9 9 'i

...
I
Prison Officers Reliof Fund, 29 Vic. cap. 11 ... 14 15 2

Pedro Cays Crown Ftmd ... ... ... 8(i 5 10

f">
l\Iorant Cays ... ... ... 127 10 0

Customs Deposits ... ... ... 413 19 Gt

Constabulary Reward Fund ... ... ... 4,830 'i ol

...
:~I
Packot l\Iail Service ... ... 4,000 0
Constabulary Pension Fund ... ... ...
• 15,271 4
Municipal llom·d Unclaimed LunU.. ... ... 531 1 2
Kingston ~Iarket Commissioners ... ... 471 17 2
l'.L'illagers Jamaica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee Association ... 2,G74 (j 4
Immigrants' Remittances ... ... ... I 3,419 17 0
Training College Library Fund ... ... II 2!)4 :3 11 ~
Suitoni' l\Ioneys, &c. ... ... ... 'i7G 7 0
Levfris, Law 35 of 1872 ... ... ... 77 4 11
... ... . . ...
Inland Money Orders
Colonial Secretariat ... ... ...
45 1
50 8
3

1
l ~

Vero Irrigation
l
... ... ... 250 0 0
Di~trict.Courts Fund < ... ... ... 14 8 8
Queen's College L ibrary Fund ..• ... ... 4 :; 1
Recovered L~nds ... ... ... 5,237 11 G
(
Free Coolies ~assage Money ... ... ... I 1,137 5 o'I
Receivers of Wrecks ... ... ... I 250 11 8~ 1
Escheats ... ... ...
Surplus Cash ... ... ...
3GG 17 11
2 10 2~
I
Municipal Board, St. l!:li7.abcth
... ... 1,080 0 0 1
1\Iunicipal Doard, Kingston ... ... ... I 700 0 0
Ltulfor,rs Educational Bequest
... ... 2,451 18 11
I
Deposit on account Schooner "Oct
...
., ,,
av1~\. ... ... . 26 14 10
f>Iuuicipal Board, St. c.itherino
... ... DO 0 0
Jmnaicii Telegraph Construction !
... ... 4,153 8
JamaiCll Railway Extensiou 0
... ... ... l,18G 13 1 74,064 5 11~
Carried forwm'\l
... ...
c~

... 1,14'i,OG5 7 1~
~-= --"" ~ ~"" - -_- 1 - =--, ·-·
 YE.AR E:NDrnG 30TIT SE:PTE::UBER, 1879. c 17

and Assets on 30tl~ September, 1879.

ASSETS.
£ s. d. I £ 11. d.

Brought forward ... ... ... 287,GU (i 2

DEPOSITS NOT AT INTEREST-

Incumbered Estates-Law 17 of 1873 ... ... 40 2 8

Deposits in Appeal ... ... ... 10 0 0

Effocts of Deceased Immigrants ... ... 15 5 10!

.0
Couriers Uniforms ... ... ~ ... ~-------
8 6 G5 17 Oi

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Carried forward ... ... ... 287,740 3 2}

Yl!'iA!\CIAL ACCOUNTS-5.
 Fl'N.ANCE ACCOUNTS•
..c 18
GENER~"L Ex.cJIFE.QUER.-Liabtlitm

£ s. d. £

LIABILITIES.
l,14i,005 7 l!
Brought forward

ADVANCES RECOVERED--
16 Ci 0
Government British Honduras

ImmmATION ExcaEQ'tYER
16,482 18 0

£ 1,162,514 10 11

Treasury, 27th February, 1880.

 YEAR ENDING 30TJI SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 19
·- -- - - --_ --~-

and Assets on 30th September 1879.

,, Ir
'
, I; £ s. d. £ s. d.

ASSETS.
Brought forward . ... ... ... 287,740 3 2!
AnvANCES RECOVERABLE-
Kingston and Liguanea Water Works Commissioners ... 5,706 11 7

Kingston Slaughter House Commissioners ... ... 1,945 5 7

Kingston Gas Commissioners ... ... ... 7,911 11 2
Ii Rio Cobre Canal Commissioners ... ... 2,881 2 3

...
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Officers Guarantee ... ... 242°14 2
I

Duncan's Public Water Supply ... ... ... 1,024 14 11!

~: Advances on Account of Salaries ... ... 116 10 8

I• Vere Irrigation ... ... ... 378 11 3

I• Government of Bahamas ... ... ... 6 1 0

Government of Turks Island ... ... ... 186 8 2

Rector of Hanover ... ... ... 6 0 0

Coostabulary Clothing ... ... ... 58 14 10

Municipal Board, St. Elizabeth... ... ... 1,422 0 4

Municipal Board, Kingston ... ... ... 700 0 0

Clothing for Coolies ... ... ... 18 18 7

1: Jamaica Railway Ext.elll!ion ... ... ... 1,186 13 1
I! J aroaica Telegraph Construction ... ... 4,153 8 0

Spanish Town Water Loan Account ... ... 6,951 18 7

I·
Imperial Government ... ... ... 21 16 4 34,919 0 6!

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The Treasurer ... ... ... 18 14 2!
I•
11 The Parochial Treasurers ... ... ... 11,167 9 2!
,, The Crown Agents ... ... • ... 41,012 7 4

1: Sundry Sub-Accountants ... ... ... 27,905 3 5t

11
The Colonial Bank ... ... ... 85,873 15 4 165,977 9 6i

Balance-Liabilities 30th September, 1879 ... ... 673,877 16 9i

,. £ 1,162,514 10 1!
,,
H. W. LIVINGSTON, '.L'recwurer.
If
I Certify that this Account has been examined under my direotiolll! and is correct.
J. 1\IACKGLASHAN, .tf:uditor General.
Examined.
W . C. G. ARROWSMITH.
 FINANCE ACCOUNTS.
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I:ll:llIGIUTIOX ExcnEQT.JER.-Liabilities

£ B. d. £ s. d.
LIABILITIES. .
llalnnco Net A~ts ... ... ... ... 47,557 lG 10

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£ 47,557 lG 10
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Treaaury, 27th February, 1880.

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 YEAR ENDING 30TII SEPTElIBER, 1879. c 21
- ..
and Assets on 30tl~ September, 1879.

£ s. d. £ 8. d.
ASSETS• .
Jil:MIGBANTS COLONIZATION FUND-

Jamaica Debentures ... ... ... 10,787 10 0

Government Savings Bank ... ... ... 18,638 2 10 29,425 12 10

IM:lllGRANTS RETUBN PASSAGE FUND-

Government Savings Bank ... ... ... ... 2,699 6 0

Exchequer for General Purposes ... ... ... 15,432 18 0

£ 47,557 16 10

H. W. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer.
I Certify that this Account has been examined under my directions and is correct.
J . MACKGLASHAN, .A:u<lit<H' Gene1·al.
Examined,
W. C. G. ARROWSMITH.

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l:'I XA)iC:I l i ACCOU:STS -6 .

 FINANCE \.CCOUNTS.

STATEMEXT of Rci-c1we and E:.rpenditure 1878-79.

REVENUES. £, s. cl £, s. d. £ s. d.
Gl'Nt.llAL HEVENUES-

(;11stom11-

Import Duties 234,465 8 8

Loss Refunded 2,180 1 2 232,285 7 6

Export Duties 7,085 10 11

Less Tiefundcd 45 2 11 7,040 8 0

Light Dues-
Morant Point Light Houso 1,753 11 7
J>!urnb Point ditto 834 12 0 2,588 3 7
Harbour l\Iaster's Fees fl!H 12 (i

Total Customs 242,60:i 11 7

Exci!;oiu--

Rmn Dntios 93,ii30 10 0

Less Refunded
2,.142 18 2 !Jl,087 11 10
Licenses-

Spirit Licenses
16,196 5 0
Less Refunded
330 5 0 15,8GG 0 0
Still Licenses
1,181 u 0
1\Iowl Licenses
u 0 0
Hawkers' Licenses
282 0 0
Less Refnnded
0 10 0 281 10 0
LiconSC;s for Sale of Gunpowder, &c...
58 0 0
Less Refunded
I 0 0 57 0 0
Total Licenses
Stnmp~ 17,390 15 0

Postal Revenues 14,117 17 1

'fax on Stock 14,088 10 8!

Loss .Refunded 4,715 5 0

Court Feos- 6 lG G 4,703 8 (i

District Court Fees

Petty Sessions Fees 4,767 10 8 I

Total Court Fe-;s 3,014 15 (i

1''incs ru1d Forfeiturcs- i,782 () 2

Finc.'S in Potty Sessions
Fines in District Courts 1,974 3 {j

Finos, l\Iiscollaneous rna 14 8~

Finoo, Forfeited Rocogni?A'l.llccs 152 () 3}

Total F'mos and F orfoittu'Os 12;) 0 0
Curried forward 2,7G5 4 G
' I"
I 394,446 5 4!
 YEAR E1'"'DING 3Ch'II SEl'TE)IBER, 1879. c 23

STATE)IE~T of Recenue and EJ"penditure 1878-79.

£, s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
REVENUES.

Brought forward 394,446 5 4~

Interest on Securities hold for Sinking Funds 4,310 0 11

Int.ercst other than a.bovo 3,258 2 1

J am:tlca. Railway Rovonuc 11,085 1G 8

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Reimbursements in Aid of Expenses incurred by Government-
.
Prisons Sales 7,525 1i 6!

Lock Hospital 250 0 0

Hospital Fees 552 5 4

Lunatic Asylum Fees 3,846 0 11!

Constabulary Hospital Stoppages 324 14 0

Plantations and Garden Sales 502 4 8

Bondod W a.rehousing Fees 860 15 8~

Iwfonnatorios 887 7 7

Island Secretary's Foos 1,495 13 11

.Ad:mmistrator General's FccR 124 12 0

Other Rcin1bu.rscmcnts 630 15 4!

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Total Reimbursements 17,000 7 1

:J\.1isccll1m(,>ous Receipts-

Fire Arms Registration 605 8 0

Less !Wfundod 0 8 0 (j \5 0 0

Crown Proportion of Seizures 77 0 11

Surcharges 1,327 3 lOi

Less Hcfundc<l 1 0 5 5 1,326 18 5~

103 4 0
DogTn..x
.Arrears of Tax on Land and .Additional Registration 4 1 3
17 10 0
Adnicasurcr's Fees
6-t 0 0
Shipping Master's Fees
(l 2 6
Commissions on Money Orders
3,582 17 6t
l\Iisccllancons

5,780 14 8
Totnl Miscellaneous ...

Total General RcYcnuos

 FINANCE AC..)OUNTS.
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STATE:\IE:>;T of Rcconuc and Expenditure 1878-79.

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£ s. d. £ s. cl £ s. d.
REVENUES SPECIALLY .AJ.>PIWPRIATED.

l'AllOCJllAL ROAD TAXES-

Tax on Horsokind and Wheels--

l{inh'llton ... £832 6 6

Loss Refunded ... 0 11 0 831 15 6

St. Andrew ... ... 1,976 17 4!

St. Thomas ... 1,288 19 1!

Less Refunded ... 1 2 0 1,287 17 1~

Portland
I
... ... 820 3 9
St. Mary ... ... 1,169 0 9
St. Ann ... 1,423 0 10!
Less Refunded ... 1 0 0 1,422 0 10!

St. Cathorino ... ... 3,392 2 10~

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Clarendon ... 2,502 14 9
Less Refunded ...
I
3 2 6 2,499 12 3
-----
Manchester ... ... 1,887 4 9
St. Elizabeth ... 2,479 12 6
Less Refunded ... 0 3 6 2,479 9 0

Westmoreland ... ... 2,248 3 3

Trclawny ... ... 1,405 0 7!
~t. James ... ... 1,355 6 0
Ilanovor c ... ... 1,222 13 1! 23,9()7 7 3
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Parochial Roads Roservo Fund-
I
Land Tax and Quit Ront ... (
7,512 5 0
Less Refunded ... 7 0 2 7,505 4 10
Property Tax ... 4,866 7 10t
Loss Refunded ... 0 15 5 4,865 12 5} 12,370 17 3t
Total Parochial Road Tax
...
I - -
... ... .:£ 3G,3G8 4 6i
Kingston Streets--

Tt1x on Horsekind Wheels &

' c. ... ... 372 18 3
Less Refunded ... ...
Honso Tax-Law 5 of 1866 ... ... --- 703 9
0 17 6

6~
372 0 9

Less Refunded
... ... 0 14 0 702 15
Caniod forward ... ni l,Oi4 16 3t
... ... ...
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l 37,443 0 9!
 YEAR ENDL'lG 30TH SEPTE){BER, 1879. c 25

STATEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
REVENUES SPECIALLY APPROPRIATED.
Brought forward ... ... ... ... 37,443 0 9~

PAROCHIAL MUNICIPAL OBJECTS-

PAROCHIAL SURPLUS FUND--

Trade Licenses-
Kingston ... ... 1,089 1 4 '
St. Andrew .. ' ... 102 5 0
St. Thomas .. ' ... 156 12 6
.
Portland .. ; ... 158 7 6
St. Mary ... ... 170 15 0

St. Ann .... ... 207 15 0

St. Catherine ... 474 0 0
Less Refunded ... 13 0 0 461 0 0

Clarendon ... ... 171 17 6

Manchester ... ... 164 17 6

St. Elizabeth ... ... 296 0 0

Westmoreland ... ... 316 10 0

Trelawny ... ... 313 0 0

St. James ... ... 2U 7 6

Hanover ... ... 123 0 0

Tota.I Parochial Surplus ... ... 3,942 8 10

Market Dues--
Port Royal ... ... 43 10 3 ,
St. Thomas ... ... 0 5 3

St. Mary ... ... 56 5 10 (

St. Ann ... ... 11

28 4 0 J1

St. Catherine ... ... 361 2 4

Clarendon ... ... 340 15 2~

Manchester ... ... 226 13 3

Trelawny ... ... 39 13 6

St. James ... ... 162 0 6

Hanover ... ... 112 9 9

Total Market Dues ... ... ... 1,370 19 10!

Poundages-
St. Andrew ... ... 153 15 0

St. Thomas ... ... 103 8 6

... ... 47 9 5t r I
St. Mary - ----
Carried forward ... ... 304 12 lltl 5,313 8 si\ 37,443 o 9~

FIN.A..."ICI.AL ACCOUNTS-7.
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 FIN.ANOE ACCOUNTS.
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STATE:llENT of Revenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. :£ s. d. £ s. cl.
REVENUES SPECIALLY APPROPRlATED.

Brought forward ... ... 304 12 11! 5,313 8 8! 37,443 0 9t

',rnorm.u Mu!iJCIPAL OBJECTS cantinued.

l 'oumlagcs co11tinucd- i
St. Ann ... ... 19 13 0

St. Catherine ... ... 131 12 11

j
Clarendon ... ... 194 4 5 I

Manchester
. ... ... 56 13 4

WL>stmorclaud ... ... 130 10 4!

Trclawny ... ... 57 7 1

St. James ... ... 72 11 10

Hanover ... ... HI 10 o,

Total Poundages ... ... ... I !l86 l:> 11
Total Municipal Objects ... ... ... 6,300 4 71

'P oor Rates-

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Kingston ... ... 3,576 14 7
Less Refunded ... ... 3 9 0 ~l,;jj:J 5 j
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St. Andrew ... ... 2,026 2 0
L ess Refunded ... ... 0 19 o' 2,02.3 3 0
St. 'rho1nas ... ... I ...
Portland . ... ... ...
1,386 15
1,460 17 4b
ll

St. Mary ... ... 1,248 18 2

I

Less .Refunded ... ... 0 10 0 1,248 8

- 2
(

St. Ann C" ... ... ... 1,508 HI lt

St. Catherine ... ... 3,245 4 2
\
Less Refunded ... (
... 1 2 0 3,2.U 2 2
Clarendon ... ... 1,774 0 9 I I
I
Less Refunded ... ... 0 6 0 1,773 14 9
?ifanche~ter ... ... ... 1,795 14 6 I
St. Elizabeth ... ...
Less Refunded ... ...
2,657 10 7!
0 12 0
I
2,656 18 it
\Ycstmorcland ... . ... ... 1,887 14 10~
Trclawny
... ... ... 1,50-1 8
Rt. James
... ... ... 1,706 G 1~
. .4!
Hanover
... ... ... 1,143 15
Total Poor Rates ... . .. ... '
3 1
...
Carried forward ... ... ...
I j
26,916 3 O!

I
... 70,65!) 8 G~
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 YEAR E~"'DING 30TH SEPTElIBER, 1879. c 27

STATEME:NT of Revemte and E:rpenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s.
REVENUES SPECIALLY APPROPRIATED. . d.
Brought forward ... ... ... ... 70,G59 8 5~

Sa~tary Rates-
Kingston ... ... 912 10 11!

Less Refunded ... ... 0 11 6 911 1!) 5t

Portland ... ... ... 0 13 5~

St. :Mary ... ... ... 67 15 lt

St. Ann ... ... ... 35 7 9

St. Catherine ... ... ... 640 16 9i

Westmoreland ... ... ... 237 4 9

Trela.wny ... ... ... 62 18 1

St. James ... ... ... 90 19 1

Hanover ... ... ... 72 8 3t

Total Sanitary Rates ... ... ... ... 2,020 2 9!

Fire Rates ... ... ... 738 11 4!

Less Refunded ... ... ... 0 11 6 737 1!l 10~

Gas Rates ... ... ... 5,530 15 81•

Less Refunded ... ... ... 2 2 2 5,528 13 Gi

}fiscellancous ... ... ... ... 21 13 0

Total Appropriated Revenues ... ... ... £ 78,967 17 8

hrMIGRATION REVENUES-

Export Duties ... ... ... 12,61!) 1() 1

Less Refunded ... ... ... 28 18 4 12,591 .,0 9

:»
Capitation Tax ... ... ... ... 14,600 15 3~

Coolie Hospital Fees ... ... ... I .. . 2,136 7 4

Ditto Rent Charge ... ... .1 ... ... 894 13 4~

... ... ... ... 262 5 51

}fiscellaneous
Gain by Exchange on Bills, &c. ... ... . ... .. .

... ... ... .. . 140 10 0

Reimbursements
... ... ... 1,412 3 5
Interest on Securities other than for Sinking Funds -
Total Immigration Rennues ... ... ... :£ 32,136 15 'i ~

SuMMARY-
General Revenues ... ... ... 435,899 6 ()~

514,867 4 5}
A ppropriatcd Revenues ... ... ... 78,967 17 8

l mmigration Revenues
... ... ... .. . 32,136 15 'i !

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Total ... ... ... ... £ 547,004 0 1
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 FINANCE AOvOUNTS.
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I
STATEMENT of Revenue and Ercpenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
. EXPENDITURE .

G.r:1>J>:RAL EXPENDITURE-

Charges of Debt-
Interest on Debt, &c. -
Perpetual Annuities ... ... 5,550 7 10

On Deposits ... ... 3,709 5 6 "

On Loans ... ... 30,587 16 7

Total Interest ... ... ... 39,847 9 11

Govenunent Savings Bank ... ... ... 3.255 18 1

Total Charges of Debt ... ... ... 43,103 8 0

Pensions ... ... ... ... 12,029 9 9

Administrative Departments-
His Excellency the Governor ... ... ... 7,064 15 8
Privy Council-
Salaries ... ... 100 0 0
Services ... ... 363 16 8 463 16 8
Legislative Council-
Salaries ... ... 777 19 11
Services ... ... 18 10 11 796 10 IO
Colonial Secretariat-
Salaries ... ... 5,032 3 8
Services ... ... 210 9 2! 5,242 12 10~
Public Works Department-
,'3al11.ries ... ... 8,789 17 11
'l'mvolling Allowan~s ... ... 610 6 8
Services ... ... 60 2 9 9,460 7 4
Audit Office- (

Sa1ur1es ... ... 3,457 12 7

Services ... ... 99 6 l! 3,556 18 8~
Public T1·easury- -
Salaries
Sen ices
... ... 2,926 6 3 ~
... ... 157 4 5! 3,083 10 8!
Clerks to Parochial Boards ... ... ... -
2,185 1 2
Total AdministratiYe Department
Revenue Departments-
... ... ... 31,853 13 11!

Sta.mp Department-
Sa!nrios
...
.
Services
... 657 16 11
... ... 28 14 7 686 11 6
Carried for,vru:d ... ... ...
. 686 Jl 6 8!;,986 11 Si
 YEAH. E~iDI~G 30TII SEr'.l.'E:\IllER, 1S79. (; 20

STATE)lE1'T of Revenue and E.rpe11ditu1·e 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. ;{; s. d.
EXPENDITURE.

GENERAL ExPE~DITUltE c~mtiiwed-

Brought forward ... ... ... 686 11 G 86,986 11 8!

Customs Excise and Internal Revenue Departments-
Head Office-

Salaries ... £2,990 !) 8

Travelling Allowm1ccs ... 176 0 0 3,166 !) 8
Customs Ei.tablii;luncnts-
----
Port of Kinb.-,;ton ... G,225 9 0
Outportf; ... 2,47:> .,
" 1
)liscelhmoous ... 1,829 11 7

Services ... 484 16 11 11,015 0 7

Internal Revenue-
Salaries ... £15,120 15 8
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Less proportion of Treasury Clerks
Salaries charged to Savings J3:.nk 448 G 8 14,672 9 0
-----
Travelling Allowances ... 1,960 14 7

Services ... l,OGG 3 2

Rents ... 128 13 G 17,828 0 3

32,009 10 G
Less Clerks and Runners charged to Poor Rates ... 1,510 9 4 30,499 1 2

Total Revenue Departments ... ... ... 31,186 12 8

POSTAL SERVICE-

Post Office- )

Salaries ... ... 3,889 11 0 ~

Services ... ... 1,089 11 2} 4,979 2 2!

District PostmMters ... ...

• ... 1,913 14 IO

Conveyance of l\Iails-
Tri-Weekly Mails ... ... 6,170 19 2

Daily Mails ... ... 562 4 3

Packet 1\Iail Service ... ... 3,183 17 4 9,917 0 9

Total Postal Service ... ... ... ... 16,809 17 O!

Telegraph Service ... ... ... ... GOG 2 1

JUDICIAL-

Supreme Court and Court of Chancery- .

Salaries .... ... 4,880 4 3

Contingencies ... ... 50 0 0 4,930 4 3

Carried forward ... ... ... I ... 135,588 4 3

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.l'IXAXCIAJ, AC'COU1'TS-8.
 FINANCE ACCOUNTS·
c 30
STATK\IEN'l' ef Rm:enue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ 8. d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE. .
Brought forward ... ... ... ... 135,588 4 3

GHNJ:JlAL EXPENDITURE continued,

.J UfllrIAL contin11ecl.
Law Officers ... ... ... 2,900 0 0

Circuit Courts-
Allowances ... ... 635 0 0

Clerk's Salaries
Crier's Salaries
...
...
·-
...
470 0 0
109 2 3 1,214 2 3

District Courts-
Judges ... ... 5,595 3 3

Clerks ... ... 2,866 15 3

Assistant Clerks
• ... ... 1,150 0 11

Bailiffs ... ... 714 12 10

Travelling .Allowances ... ... 2,004 3 4 12,330 15 7

lj
Stipendiary Magistrates-
Salaries ... ... 2,353 13 4
Travelling .Allowances ... ... 906 12 4 3,260 5 8

Clerks of Petty Sessions- 1:

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Salaries ... ... 3,749 3 11
!

Travelling Allowances ... ... 1,735 0 0 5,484 3 11

Corohors-
c
... ...
;
Salaries 28 Hi 0
Coroners and Coroner's Deputies ... ... 372 6 0 401 2 0 :
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Services-

Crown Witnesses Expenses-

Supreme and Circuit Courts ... £1,628 5 9 l
!

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Di.!triet Courts ... 670 10 0
:
l'etly Sessions Courts ... 410 4 6 2,709 0 3
Inquest,. Medical Witnesses ... ... 1,682 12 9
'
Ditto Ineiclental Expenses ... ...
llisccllancous ... ...
6 16
986 15 8
6
;
Rents
... ... 148 15 0
!
Total J uclieial ... ... - ...
5,534 0
...
2 i
36,054 13 lOJ

Carnecl forw:ml .. ... ... ... 1171,642 18 l '

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 YEAR ENDING 301'II SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 31

STATEMENT of Reven!te and E.rpe1ulitiae 1878-79.

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£ s. d. £ B. d. £ 8. d.
EXPENDITURE.
... ... ... . ... 171,642 18 1
.. Brought forward

GENERAL EXPENDITURE contintted-

ECCLESIASTICAL ... ... ... ... 10,234 17 8

MEDICAL-
Hospital-
Salaries ... ... 1,9!)1 1 2

Wa.,aes ... ... 1,701 2 4

Services ... ... 3,652 4 0 7,344 7 6

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Lunatic Asylum- .
Salaries ... ... 1,481 1 0

Wages ... ... 1,346 6 o~

Services ... ... 3,815 4 7! 6,642 11 8

Head Office-
Salaries ... ... 1,840 14 0

Services ... ... 2,245 18 3 4,086 12 3

Analytical Laboratory-
Salaries ... ... 674 16 6

Services ... ... 178 0 10 852 17 4

Parochial Medical Officers-

Kingston ... ... 400 0 0

St. Andrew ... ... 600 0 0

St. Thomas ... ... 750 0 0

Portland ... ... 600 0 0 >

: St. Catherine ... ... 921 10 3

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St. Mary ... ... 698 7 9

... ... 600 0 0

... ' I
St. Ann
r!
Clarendon ... 609 13 4

?r'.lanchester ,.. ... 604 2 10

St. Elizabeth ... ... 610 11 2

Hanover ... ... 599 16 4

I

Westmoreland ... ... 415 0 0

St. James ... ... ,, 600 0 0

Trelawny ... ... 690 1 10

Supornumeraries ... ... 326 1!) 7 9,026 3 1

Carried forward ... ... ... 27,952 11 10 181,877 15 9

 FINANCE .\CCOUNTS.
c 32

STATE:\ll!:NT of Rei·enue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.
... ... ... 27,952 11 10 181,Sll J,j
Brought forward ..
GE:>F.llAL EXl'llNDITUltE c0Htim1ul.

l\hmcAL co11lim1ecl-

Parochial Hospitals -

Falmonthr-

Salaries ... £201 13 3~

Services ... 360 0 9~ 561 14 o~

--- - -
Montego Bay-
Salaries ... J68 12 4 I '

Services ... 412 3 10 ,530 16 2

Black River-
Salaries ... 120 4 6
Services ... 263 16 9 ·384. 1 3

St. Ann's Bay-

Salaries ...
Sen'iccs ...
134 15 11

2·!7 10 5'!! 382:6 4~

,
Morant Bay-
Salaries ... 14118 6
I

Services ... 342 16 6 484 rn 0 I

Spanish Town-
salaries
<
... 141 1 8!
Services ... r
263 14 1 404 1i> 9~
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Lucca- I I
Salaries ... 197 13 4
Services ... 314 11 9 512 r; 1

l\Ianclcvillo--
Salaric~
... mo 6 0
Services ... 26;) 18 7 4'.!6 4 7
I
Port Maria-
Salaries .... r; 4 9
~crvices
... 125 14 4
I
130 19 1

... --
4;;
C:uTiecl forward
... [3,867 17 421 27,~,j'.! 11
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:-1181.:-:-:-
 YEAR ENDING 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1879. c 33
STATEMENT of Revenue and E.>:penditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ a. d.
EXPENDITURE.
Brought forward ... ... 3,867 17 4! 279,52 11 10 181,877 15 9
GENERAL EXl'ENDITUREC ontimied.
MEDICAL continued--
Parochial Hospitals-
Chapclton- ..
Salaries ... 145 7 44
Services ... 214 13 11 360 1 3f
Lionel Town-
Services ... ... 19 6 9
Buff Bay-
Services ... ... 70 14 10

Annotto Bay-
Services
·- ... 59 19 9

Savanna-la-Mar-
Services ... ... 22 15 5

Linstea.d-
Services ... ... 119 7 0

Dry River-
Services ... ... 45 9 11

Total Parochial Hospitals ... ... 4,565 12 4l

lJnion Hospitals-
Spanish Town and Depot ... ... 1,359 5 OQ
,
Linstead ... ... 1,166 3 St
Lionel Town ... ... 923 6 7f

Dry Rivel' . ... ... 611 5 n

Savanna-la-Mar · ... ... 1
551 19 2

Po1t Maria ... ... 608 16 4

.Annotto Bay ... ... 795 4 llt

Horclley ... ... 539 1 7

Black River ... ... 237 11 10

Buff Bay ... ... 785 0 3

Morant Day ... ... 658 17 7!

Total Union Hospitals, &c. ... ... 8,236 12 9}

Medical .Attendance on Coolies ... ... ... 1,419 3 2

Govenunent Dispensaries ... ... ... 170 0 0

Carried forward ... ... ... 42,344 0 1! 181,877 15 9

FI:\A:\CIAL ACCOU::\T<;-9.
 FINANCE .A.COOUNTS4
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STATEl\iENT of Revenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.
Brought fonvartl ... ... ... 42,344 0 1! 181,877 15 9

Gr.NERAL EXPENDITUltE contimwd. j

MEDICAL coatim1ccl-

Leper's Home-

Salaries ·- ... 499 1G 5

I
Services ... ... 1,128 10 2 1,028 6 7
1------

Lock Hospital-

Salaries ... ... 494 3 3

Services ·- ... 243 1 6! 737 4 9~

I ,,
Kingston Me(ijcal Officers-

Penitentiary ... ... 250 0 0

Constabulary ancl Lock-ups ... . .... 128 5 3 378 5 3
Health OJllccr, Kingston ... ... ... 500 0 0
,,
Vaccination ... . ... ... 850 10 5
__
,
...
Quarantino ... 91 16 11
Central Board.of Health ... ... . 71 2 8 ,,
Medical Council ... ... ... 1G 1G 0
Total Medical ... ... ... 46,018 '.? 9
11

Cox~ rABULAI1.Y- .
Jfaad Quarter Office-
..
Salaries, &c,
' ·- ·- ... 1,905 !)
,..
• 1:
c
Officers-
. Ir
Ealaries, &c. ... ... ... 'i,000 17 8 '"
Sub-Officers a:o.d M-on-
(
.. I~
,,
Pay ... ... 31,377 5 8 I:
Forage .Allowances ... ... 813 3 (i
Contingencies ... ... 4,477 14 llt
Rents of Stations ... ... 754 14 11
Rum! lfoaclmen ... ... 2,470 4 l! 39,893 3 l~
Water Police-
Pay
..
... ... 860 9 6
Services
... Ii
... 125 12 8 986 2 2
Ir

Total Constabulary ... ... ... I

... 4'!1,785 l'.?
&i' ,,
C1m·i1.,'tl forwarl). ... • 1~
... ... ... 278,281 11 or•
 YEAR ENDING 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1879. 0 35

STaTEMENT of Revenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ s, d. £ s. cl. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.
Brought forward ... ... ... ... 278,28111 Oi
GENERAL ExrENDITURE conUnued.
PENITENTIARY AND PRISONS-
Inspection of Prisons-
Salaries ... ... 621 6 1 .
Travelling Allowances ... ... 193 8 6
Contingencies ... ... 80 9 2 895 3 9
Penitentiary-
Salaries ... ... 1,420 16 3
Sub-Officers ... ... 3,576 2 10
Services ... ... 9,462 15 2 14,459 14 3

Middlesex and Surry County Gaol-

Salaries ... ... 249 16 0

Services ... ... 329 12 41 579 8 41

District Prisons-
St. Catherine-
Salaries ... £646 12 1

Services ... 1,614 12 1 2,261 4 2

Falmouth- .
Salaries ... 430 0 0

Services ... 1,155 19 3! 1,585 19 31

Mandeville-
... 333 17 0 "'
Salaries ,,
Services ... 687 1 6! 1,020 18 6!
---
Hanover-
)
Salaries ... 244 11 7

Services ... 454 18 7! 699 10 2t

St. Mary-
Salaries ... 261 2 6

Services ... 571 4 4 832 6 10

---
Morant Bay-
Sa.la.ries ... 110 0 0

Services ... 143 7 61 253 7 6!

Black River-

Salaries ... 109 18 0

Services ... 93 3 lOi 203 1 10!

Carried forward ... ... 6,856 8 5t 15,934 6 4tl 278,281 11 Oi

 FINANCE ACCOUNTS.
c 3G

S'1'AT1mr.x·1· ef Ral'cnua and E::rpandaure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s, d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.

Brought forward ... ... 6,8.36 8 5! 15,934 (i 4! 278,281 11 oi

(lJ.::n:ll.\L EXPENDITURE contiiwed.
Di~trict Prisons conti1i1ml-
][untcgo Bay-

Safarics ... £110 0 0

St'rvices ... 203 1 7 313 1 7

St. .Ann's Dity-

~alaries ... lGS 0 0

Sc;rviccs ... 158 10 11 2():J 10 11

Port .Antonio--

~nlarics ... 10;) 0 0

Sc>rvices ... 122 ~ 10~ 227 4 103'
Total District Prisons ... .... 7,()()0 5 10
LocK-t;PS ... ... ... 1,121 17 4!
·---
Total Penitentiary and l'risons ... ... ... !!4,716 9 'i
Jlr:FoR~I ~TORIES-

Government Refornwtory, Stony Ilill-

Salaries ... ,.. 1,471 2 0
Services ... ... 2,892 1() 11 4,363 18 11
Other Reformatories ... .... ... 13 5 5
Total Reformatories ... , .. ... ... 4,377 4 4

I~nlHt\TION-
(~
Inspection of Schools-
Salm·ics ... ... 2,229 10 10
Trnvolhng Allowances ... ( ... 583 () 8
C'ontingcncics ... ...
School Gmuts _
21 10 8
.
2,83·1- 8 2

Ar.nual ... ... lG,741 1 0

.
Bn•l<ling ... ... 50 0 0
Opening
... ... 1,47;; 0 0 18,2()6 1 0
.'.\!04Jcl Scho0ls--

l'ort Antonio
... ... 150 0 0
UJiarlcH To\\ 11
... ... 314 0 0
Duff nivcr J:i;t..te
... ... 22 7

Less Ir•come fro Ill ~·, I urnck's

.
- -- -4SG 7 7
7

0'•lnl'l'ty
...
Cn,.ril·rl ·brw:ird
-n.a:axmm::axa:w SZ:C:C:Uwww
... ... ,- 1C4 8
...
!)

. 21
381 18 10
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 YEAR E:N'DIXG 30TII SEJ>TE~IllER, 1879. c 37

8TATE:.\IEXT qt' Rerenue and B.rpc11ditu1·e 1878-79.

I
£ s. d. 1 £ s. d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITt:RE.
I
Brought forward ... ... ... Zl,482 8 0 307,375 4 111
G~;NERAL ExPI·::>DITUltl\ continued.
I I

I
I
EDUCATION conti1wed-
I
Mrco !NS'l'ITU'l'IO'i' ... ... ... 381. 0 o l
I

TRAINI'i'G CoLM;ni:: ... ... ...

I
I 1,431 8 :.>
,-- - - -- -
I
Tofal Education ... ... ... ... 23,344 lG 5

liARBOt,;R :\1.\:;TI:r;:< ... ... ... ... . 882 J.i 11

I
COLONIAL ALLOWA.-.;1,;;;s TO TROOPS ... ... ... ... I 4,858 !) 1
P1LOTAGE A::>[I HARBOUlt Bo.1.RDS ... ... ... .. . I 304 0 5
:MISCELLANEOUS. (Details Attached.) ... ... ... .. . I 11,02G 2 31
I
STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH AMERICA ... ... ... 4,253 2 6

LIBRARY AND Musi::u.n ... ... ... .. . 587 5 4

SUBSIDY i·o ·wEsT INDIA AND PANfu'1A TELEGRAPH CoMPA...'ff ... ... ... 1,833 6 8

STATIONERY, &c., ~·ort PUBLIC DEPARTJJ:EXTs ... ... ... 3,37!l G 0

GOVEHNMEN'l' °Plt!NTIN.:l ESTA.BLISirnENT ... ... ... 308 11 !)

J UVENIT,E POPULATION COMMISSION ... ... ... ... 67 2 0

CIVIL SEn.vrcE CoM:.irssioN ... ... ... ... 45 16 JO~

REGISTRAI~ GENEltAL'i:: DEPARTMB..>;T ... ... ... ... 2,495 13 5

lsu.ND SEcRI-:TARY's On'ICE ... ... ... ... 834 1 11!

ISLAND R1°:CO.RD OFFICE ... ... • ... ... 366 10 4

l\WNTENA.'i'CE o~· JAMAICA RAILWAY ... ... ... ... 6,651 9 9

l\IAINT•]NANCF. OF FORFF.ITF.D LANDS ... ... ... ... 3!l D 5
~

PUBLIC PLANTATIONS A.'i'D GARDENS-

Establishment
. ... ...
' ... 590 7 8

Services-

Cinchona .Plan ation ... ... 1,478 18 0

Castleton Gardens ... ... 655 12 81

Kingston Parade Gardens

King's House Gardens

...
...
...
...
285 8

54!l 11
7
4~
I
Palisadoes Plantation ... ... 235 7 5 1
I
Hope Pl.mtation ... ... 302 15 9

Bath Gardens ... ... 20 0 0 3,617 13 nil

'.l.'otal Plantations and Gru·dens ... ... ...
I 4,208 1 5i

()arried forward ... ... ... ... I3i2,861 l:J 'it

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 FINANCE .\.CCOUXTS.
c3
..
S'l'ATK\IE~T ef Revenue and E.rpenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.
Brought for\\'ard ... ... ... ... 372,8Gl 15 - 1
1,

c; ri; 1:ni1.L ExrJ::l'iDITURE continued.

Punuc \Vo1tKf!-

Rouds and Bridges-

Ordinary Repairs ... ... 23,261 1 2

Custos of King11ton for Sen•ices n.s Chainnan of Road Board 200 0 0 23,461 1 2

l\Iain Jwa:.ls and Bridges-

New \Vorks ... ... ... 4,18G 18 10

.
Public Buildings-

Churches, Chapels and Rectories ... ... 451 16 1

Courts and Public Offices ... ... 1,468 3 11
Prisons, Reformatories and Police Stations ... 1,488 16 4
IIospitals, Asylums a.nd Poor Houses ... 588 10 9
Miscellaneous Services ... ... 1,785 11 11
Rents ... ... 221 3 0 6,004 •)
0

New \Yorks- I
Courts and Public Offices ... ... 2,144 0 9
Prison~, Reformatories and Police Stations ... 2,308 11 0
Hospit:ils, Asylums and Poor Houses ... 4,013 4 3

. Miscellaneous Services ... . ... 4,077

-----
!) 8 12.:>43 :; s
Rio Cobre Canal, Law 27 of 1872 ... ... ... 5,357 5
(
0
Furniture for Public Dt"artments ... ... ... 411 13 2
Immigration Buildings ... ... ... 753 5 6
-------
Total Public Works ... ( ... ... ... 52,717 11 4

L1011T Hoi.:st:R-
PlumlJ Point--
Salaries
... ... 381 11 8
Services
... ... 364 4 10 74.i 16 6
:lforant Point-
i:\alarics
Sorvicus
... ... 280 0 0
... ... 274 8 8
... -
554 8 8
Total L ight Houses ... ... ... J,300 h 2
Carried forwnrd ...
.... ... ... ... 426,8i() l:J lt
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 YEAR EXDING 30TJI SEP'l'B11IlER, 1870. c 39

STATE:\!E~T of Rerenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

£ 8. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d.
EXPENDITURE.

Brought forward ... ... ... ... 426,879 12 lt

GF.Nl-:RAL EXPENDITURE continued.
•
p AltOCIII.\L Ex:1·ENDIT'!JRF.-

Administration of Justice ... ... 922 13 9

111iscellaneous ... ... ... 1,342 18 9! 2,265 12 6t

Total Ordinary General Expenditure ... ... ... £ 429,145 4 7i •

Amount expended out of Loan under Law 12 of 1879
towards Purchase of J ama.ica. Railway ... 31,776 5 11

Ditto ditto Reconstruction of ditto ... ... 150 0 0

... 31,926 5 11

Amount expended. on account of Extension of ditto ... ... 1,186 13 1

Amount expended. on account Construction of Telegraphs ... ... 4,153 8 0 37,266 7 0

Total ... ... ... ... £ 466,41111 7f

ExrENDITURE FROM Al'l'ROPRIATED REVENUES- ,

Parochial Roads-
.
Kingston ... ... 1,8254 11

St. Andrew ... ... 2,445 5 0

St. Thomas ... ... 1,890 11 llt

Portland ... ... 837 7 9!

... ... 1,061 0 7

St. Mary
,
... . ... 1,750 12 5
St. Ann

St. Catherine ... ... 4,377 5 9

'
Clarondon ... ... 3,468 12 4

Manchester ... ... 2,357 4 7t

St. Elizabeth ... ... ) 4,722 19 3t

Westmoreland ... ... 3,854 19 llf

Trclawny ... ... 1,348 0 11

St. James ... ... 1,859 9 0

Hanover ... ... 1,466 4 10

Special Services ... ... 937 6 9 34,222 6 2

KINGSTON STREET TAX, INTEREST ON DEBE.....TU:&ES, 28 Vic. UJIAI'. 24 ... 213 0 0 34,435 6 2

PAIWCHJAL SURPLUS, LAW 9 o~· 1873-

Kingston ... ... ... 95 0 0

... ... ... 86 14 11

St. Thorna.5

Portland ... ... ... 22 16 0

CaiTied forwar<l ... ... ... 204 10 11 34,435' 6 2

c 40 FI~XNCE ACCOUNTS.

l::h'ATK\IEN'l' of Revenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

s. d. £ £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.
Brought forwm·<l 204 10 11 34,43.3 6 2

l~xrr-:NJlITUR1·: nlOM API'ROPRIATF.D R~VF.NUF.S continued.

.
l'.U«lCl!CAL SURPLUS contin11ed-
St. Mary 20 15 3
~t. Ann 20 14 6
St. Catherine .)'j' 11 11
'Manchester 10 l'i 6
St. El1.onbeth 78 15 0
WOl;tmoreland 8 0 0
Trelawny 112 10 0
St. James 80 13 3
H;movcr

PARocmu. :Mu~nc1r.u OaJECTS-

:\farkcls-

J'ort Hoyal
0 10
St. Mary
2·1 18
St. Ann
23 0
St. Catherine
751 11 11
Clarendon
l •• 52 13 51
l\Innchester
35 5 3
St. Elizabeth
632 9 0
Trelmvny
30 12
61
:i
St. Jan1cs
74 10
lhnovcr
( ~-
44 15 I l,GTU 6
-------

129 12 8
St. Thomas
95 3 3
St. Mary
50 17 10!
St. Ann
24 14 10 ~
St. Cathcrme
l "- 0 !)
('l:ircn<lon "'
162 13 4. II
1\Ianchcster I

49 8
'"cstmorelanci
Trclawny
81 16 :I
46 5 2 I

I lnnurnr

I ~I · . 1
l
I!- - ----
Total l"11·<>elt'·
' " 1 •' unw1ynl Objects

Carried forwn11l 2.493 16 5f

37,5;-3 11 o~
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 YEAR ENDING 30Tn SEPTEMBER, 1879. e 41

STATEMEXT of Rei·e11uc and E:rpenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ 8. d. ' £ s. d.
EXPENDITURE.

Brought forward ... ... ... ... 37,573 11 o~

EXPE?mITURE FROM APPROPRIATED REVIDIUE continued.

RELIEF o:i;· PooR-

Kingstoi:;_ ... ... ... 4,727 6 9!

St. Andrew ... ... ... 1,759 8 1
St. Thomns ... ... ... 1,235 19 7j
Portland ... ... ... 1,687 17 8
St. Mary ... . ... ... 1,690 13 11~

... ... ...

~ii
St. Ann 1,521 0
St. Catherine' . ... ... ' ... 3,042 17
I
Cfarendon ... ... ... 1,888 5 11
Manchester ... ... ... 2,135 15 9
St. Elizabeth ... ... ... 1,523 9 11!
·westmoreland ... ... ... 2,198 13 11!
Trelawny ... ... ... 1,641 17 8
St. James ... ... ... 1,494 7 9
Hanover ... ... ... 1,191 7 6 27,739 2 6

SL--ITTARY APPROPRIATION ·-

Kingston ... ... ... 1,776 13 4

St. T11omns ... ... ... 58 0 0

Portland ... ... ... 11 7 6

St. Mru.y ... ... ... i2 10 8

•
St. Ann ... ... ... 71 3 10

St. Catherine .. ...

)
... 20 6 6

Clarendon ... ... ... 6 14 3

St. Elizabeth ... ... ... 10 18 0

W cstmorcland ... ... ... 34 14 6

Trelawny ... ... ... 46 9 9

8t. James ... ... ... 208 17 10

...•
I
Hanover .. ... 41 14 7 2,329 10 9

FIRE APPROPRIATION, KINGSTON ... ... ... ... 747 0 0

GAS APPROPRIATION, KINGSTON ... ... ... ... 5,404 10 0

Total Expenditure from Appropriated Revenues ... ... £ . 73,793 14 3!

FIXAXCIAJ, ACCou:-.-rs-11.
c ,,..,
:L9. FINANCE ACCOUNTS.

STATE:\!EX'l' qf Recenue and Expenditure 1878-79.

EXPENDITURE.
£ s. d. £ s. d. I £ s. d.

J 'D!IGRATION EXPE.."'<DITURE-
Pensions, Immigration ... ... ... 437 10 0

Eniigmtion Agent, India-··

Salaries, &c. ... ... ... 708 6 8

Immigration Department-
Salaries ... ... 8~3 6 8
Allowances ... ... 202 0 0
I
Contingencies ... ... 313 10 6! 1,338 17 2Jl
•
Di~trict Sub-Agents- I
Salaries ... ... 1,619 17 10
Allowances ... ... 1,373 2 0 2,!)!)2 19 10 I
Interprcters ... ... ... 20!) 18 8
Total Salaries, &c. ... ... ... ... 5,687 12 4!

CoLo:-<rzATION A..."'<D RETUR:!' PASSAGE Fmm--

Colonization ... ... ... 7,146 0 0
Return Passage ... ... ... 4,856 18 Sij 12,002 18 Si
Introduction of Immig.-ants ... ... ... ... I 3,467 3 7
Total Immigration Expenditure ... ... I ... c, 21,157 14 St

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I
S U l\I MARY.
General Expemliture ... ... ... 466,411 11 7~
Expeu<liture from App::opriatetl Revenues (
... ... 73,793 14 3! 540,205 5 llt
Immigration Expenditure ... ... ... ... 21,157 14 8~
Total ... ... ... ... £ 1561,363 0 'i ~

Treasury, 27th February, 1880.

I Certify that this

. H. W. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer.

.Account has been examined under my directions and is correct.

Examined, J. 1\1.ACKGLASHAN, A ":itcw-General.

W. C. G. ARROWS'.\UTH.
 YEAR ENDING 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1870. c 43

STATE)lE~T ef R ere11ue and Expenditure 18i8-79.

£ s. cl. £ s. d.
DETAILS OF MISCELLA:XEOUS EXPENDITURE, 1878-79.
Printing Gazette ... ... ... 435 0 0
Ditto L aws ... ... ... 184 0 0
Ditto Government Papers ... ... ... 3,950 18 4
Casual Advertisements ... ... ... 21 1 7
Crown Agents Contribution, &c. ... ... 250 0 0
I sland Secretary, R ecording Bonds Public Officers under L aw ... 208 \) 2
For Re-ananging, TranRcribing, Binding and Repairini; Records, &c. ... 52 10 7
Milk River B.\th ... ... ... 225 0 0

Queen's Plate ... ... ... lOS 0 0

Searches in Island Secretary's Office for Titles of Lands coming under
District Courts Land Law ... . .. ... 120 0 0

Telegrams ... ... ... 220 16 7

Contribution to Sailor's Home ... ... ... 400 0 0

Bounties on Stock ... ... ... ...

Rates on Public Buildings ... ... ... 1,116 9 2

Maintenance of Public Buildings ... ... 39 0 0

Charitable Allowances ... ... ... 220 4 3

Militia and Store Departments ... ... ... 36 8 6

Lunatics from Kingston under Law 30 of 1873 ... ... 553 3 0

Children sent to Reformatory from Kingston under Law 11 of 1869 ... 353 3 6

Miscellaneous ... ... ... 720 18 lll

Repairing Milk River Bath ... ... ... 500 0 0

... ... 7.f3 14 1
)

Premium, &c., on Remittances ...

A wards of Surcharges ... . ... ... 560 4 7i

11,026 2 3i
)

. H. W. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer.

Treasury, 27th February, 1880.

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 FINANCE ACCOUNTS.
c 44
S7A'1'E:~\1ENT qf lJ,eve1we and Expenditure 1878-79.

KIXGSTON MARKET COl\lMISSIONERS, 1878-79. £ s. d. £ s. d.

1,218 16 11
BAJ,A~CY. AT CREVIT ON 30TU SEPTE~IBER, 1878

Revenue-
2,512 15 0
F oes collected
Eiq>Cnditnrc- 3,731 11 11

Corruui~sioners Orders 1,985 17 8

Interest on Debentures 1,209 0 0 1

I

Stores, &c., from Public Works Store 61 17 1 3,256 14 9

Balance at Credit, 30th September, 1879 £ 474 17 2

Tre:isury, 28th February, 1880. J . IIARRIS, pro TrcaSt1rer.

I Certify that this !Account hl!S been exax;iined under my directions and is correct.
Examined, . J. MACKGLASHAN, A11ditor-Ge11crol.
W. C. G. ARROWSMITH.

KINGSTON AND LIGUANEA WATER WORKS COMMISSIONERS, £ s. d. £ s. d.

1878-70.
ADVA...,cm; To 30TII SEPTEMBER, 1878 7,311 1!) 9
Expcniliture-
Intercst on Debentures G,438 10 0
Interest on Advances
Commissioners Orders
346 5 1 I
4,161 10 2
CanYns Hose and Cocks £103 9 5
Block Tin ;;
20 4
Iron Piping
86 14 8
Street Doxcs

:II
46 5
Insm·ance, Freight, &c.
5i 4 313 17 7 I 11,260 11 10
Rcv6nuo-
.(
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18,572 11 7
Rates collected
I 12,274 4 4
Rates on Public Ofliees
461 7 2
Rents, Cavaliers Pen
£37 10 0 '
0111ce for Gas Commissioners
25 0
Ilope Lands
2
01
5 0 64 15 0
l\!nterials, &c., supplied other Departments
41 7 6
L. Y erl~;; · received from, proportwn
· for cle;ming Papine Culvert
8 3 9
Repairing Party Fence Hope, refun<l
• 12 0
Advances to 30th September, 187!)
4 2 : / 12~06 0 0

Tre.'ll!tuy, 28t!1 February, 1880.

£1 5,706 11 7

I Certify that this A J . HARRIS, in·o ~'reasurer.

ccount has been examined under uw directions ~~d .
J •u• IS correct.
Examined,
J. MACKGLASHAN, .A.~ ·
tw,tfor-Gencral.
W. C'. G. ARROWSMITH.
 YEAR ENDING 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1879. 0 45

STATE:\IENT of Revenue and E.rpenditure 1878-79.

£ s. d. £ s. d.
KINGSTON GAS COMMISSIONERS, 1878-79.
!AnvANCES TO 30'.l'H SEPTEMBER, 1878 ... ... ... 8,478 1 10
Expenditure-
Interest on Debentures ... ... ... 1,606 5 0
Interest on Advances ... ... ... 406 13 5
Commissioners Orders ... ... ... 3,347 19 0
...
Gas Retorts ... .·~ ... 13 1 4
Insurance and Freight on Hardware ... ... 4 7 8
Gas Fittings ... ... ... 117 0 5
Stores, &c., from Public Works Department ... ... 27 13 5
l\1iscellaneous ... ... ... 0 0 6 5,523 0 9

Revenue- 14,001 2 7

Rates collected ... ... ... 2,437 18 11

Amount received from Kingston Municipal Boar<l ... ... 3,000 0 0

Rates on Public Offices ... ... ... 647 2 6

Miscellaneous ... ... ... 4 10 0 6,089 11 5

Advance to 30th September, 187!) ... ... ... 7,911 11 2

J. HARRIS,P'·o Treasurer.
Treasury, 28th February, 1880.
I Certify that this Account has bern examined under my directions and is correct.
J. MACKGLASHAN, A1tdiwr-Ge1lCral.
Examined,
W. C. G. ARROWSMITH.

£ s. d. £ •s. d.
ICTNGSTON SLAUGHTER HOUSE COMMISSIONERS, 1878-79. ~

ADVANCES TO 30TJI SErTEMBER, 1878. 1,565 3 8

Expenditure-
Interest on Debentures 500 10 0

Interest on Advances 86 5 7

Commissioners Orders 731 17 4 1,318 12 11

2,883 16 7
Revenue-
938 11 0
Fees collected
Advances to 30th September, 1879 I 1,945 5 7

J. HARRIS, pro Treasurer.

Treasury, 28th February, 1880.
I Certify that this Account has been examined under my directions and is colTect.
J. MACKGLASHAN, Auditor-General.
Examined,
W. C. G. ARROWSMITH.

HXA:\CI.\J, ACCOl1NT:s-ll.
 FINANCE ACCOUNTS-YEAR E~ING 30Tll SEPT:EM:IlER, 1879.

S1'A.1'E)11rn·r qf Revenue and E:rpend-iture 1878-79.

l - £ s. cL £ 8. cl.
RIO COBRE CANAL COM:'.\IISSIONERS, 1878-70.

Rovennc--

Rates collected . ... ... ... 2,52!) 14 1

Rcfnncl of overcharge on carriage of Coment ... ... 2 5 0
Old Materials solcl ... ... ... 14 18 0
Grant from General Revenues on account alteration to Dam ... 2,08G 10 10
Excess of Expen<litm·e for Interest and Maintenance of Works over Re-
venue for the year, transfon<-'<l as a charge against General Revenues ... 5,357 5 0
Supplies, &c., to Public Works..• ... ... l 13 3 9,992 G !l
E Nx:nditure-

Interest on Debentures ... ... ... G,3iG 10 0

Interest on Advances ... ... ... 144 l 1
Salm·ies ... ... ... :;18 1 fj
Office Expenses ... ... ... 21i 10 :;
Heoo Works and Main Canal ... ... ... :!42 11 11
Caymanas, Salt Pond, Port Henderson and Cumberland Penn Bt"anehes ... 185 17 !)
Old llarbour Branch ... ... ... 200 0 !)
Planting Fruit Trees ... ... ... 2!l G 8
Distribution Sluices ... ... ... 2:l l!I IO
Stores Bought ... ... ... 8!) ;; 5
Miscellaneous ... ... ...
Alt<'rntions to Dam ... ... ... I
I
I)!)

2,08G 10 10
5 l

t· - I U,V!l2 G 2 O,W2 6 2

'.l'rcasury, 28th Februa7 1880. J. HARRIS, pro TrcaSttrer.

I Certify that thif!
,\ccount has been examined under my directions and ii! eonect.

Examined, J. 1\L\CKCUSII.AN, _.fo,_lilo,.-Grnc,.al.

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 D

CO:i\IPARATIVE YEARLY STATE:UENT

OF

REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

1879.

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 CO)!PARA'l'TVE YEAULY STATEME~T OF REVE NUE.
T> 2

1 1878-!t. j 1877-8. Increase. Decrease. ------~-------·--

__ G_E_'~··-E_n_A.-r,-R-·E-v_E_N-'U-E--
--:1 £ ! £ £ £ ;

.. . 232,285 :!45,075 12,790 Depression in Trade.

Import Duties

Export Duties 'i,040 5,431 1,609 I Larger yield of Coffee a.nu greater
I Exports tlJereof.

Light Dues 2,588 I 2,441 147 j Fluctuation.

Harbour )fastcrs Fees .5H2 I

I
671 79 I Ditto.

Rum Duties !)J,088 02,SbS 1,800 Depression in Trade.

I Ditto.
Licenses 17,391 18,0l9 628

Stamps l·J ,118 14,840 722 Ditto.

Po:,tal Revenues 14,089 H ·,389 3()0 Decreased Rales o! Pm;tagc from 6d

i to 4d. per i oz. under the Postal
Union Treaty.

Court Fees 7,782 8,742 960 .FlucLUation.

Piues and Forfeitures· ... I 2,765 2,575 190 Ditto.

Jntcrcst on Securities
for Sinking Funds ... I 1·,319 a,057 362 Ditto.
I
Interest other than as
above 3,258 2,874 384 Diuo.
Jamaici. Railway P.e-
vonuo 11,086
11,086 j I
Xcw Item, operation of Law 32 of
18/!J.
Reim burscments for Ex-
penditure 17,000 19,357 2,357
I
I Fluctuation.
Miscellaneous 10,408 7,304 1,514 1 Flnctr:ation and fuller collection of
Tax on Breeding Stock under Law
G of 18i8.
- - - - , - - - -'
435,899 438,563 18,486 21,151) i
RF.VP,Xt:ES SPECIALLY AP-
l'ltol'IlIATED-
(
Parochial Road Revenues ... 30,368 36,778 410 j F l uctuation.
Kingston Street Tax 1,075 1,202 127 I Ditto.
Parochial ~fonicipaJ Re-
I
venues 6,000 6,002 298 j Ditto.
Poor Rates ... I 26,916 28,050 1,134 Ditto.
Sanitary Ratca 2,020 2,092 72 DiH.o .
.l!'iro Bates ... I 738 I 777 39 I Ditto.
Gas Rates ... I 1 I
I ... I NewperItem.
I
I 5,5291 5 529
, (Seo Gas Appropriation
contra. )
:Miscollano~us 22 22 I
.. · I ~_.xceptional and resulting from an
- - --'----- - - - :·I- - - - adjusting entry.
I 78,D6b I / .J, !JOI
I , I 5,8-t !J I I J '7b2
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 CO:l!P.A.RA.'rIYE YEARLY STATEMENT OF REVENUE . D 3
. •
1878-9. 1877-8. Increase. Decrease.
I I
I MlfIGRATIOX R EVE::roES- £ £ £ .£

Export Duties ... 12,591 11,559 1,032 ... Improvement in Sugar and Rum
Market which caused greater Ex-
ports.

Capitation Tax, &c. ... 8,600 4,78;,> 3,815 ... Increase in Rates and also Arrears
collected.

Interest other than In-}

~ terest on Sinking Fund 1,412 1,369 43 ... Fluctuation•
Securities

Immigration Introduc- 1
tion .Account, Proceeds
of Promissory Notes J 9,121
I 5,851 3,270 ... Promissory Notes in respect of Im-
discounted by Govern- migrants landed, 1877-78, were
ment Savings Bank + not discounted until 1878-79.

Miscellaneous ... 412 625 ... 213 Fluctuation.

Receipts other than Re- }

venue Debt to General ... 1,823 ... 1,823 Exceptional ; operation of Now Im-
migration Scheme.
Exchequer written off
l
Total Immigration Re-
venue ... 32,136 26,012 8,160 2,036 \

Revcnuo specially Ap-

propriatcd ... 78,968 74,901 5,849 1,782

General Revenues ... 435,899 438,563 18,486 21,150

547,003 539,476
I
32,495 l 24,968

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 D 4 CO:lIPARATIV'E YEARLY STATE:JIE.N"T OF EXPENDITURE.
-.
1878-9. 18i7-8. Increase. Decr-ea_s_e_.,/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _.

GENERAL EXP.ENDITU.RE- £ £ £ £
Interest on Debt 43,103 41,921 1,182 Increase in Debenture Debt and Go-
vernment Savings Bank Deposits.
Pensions 12,029 1-0,632 1,397 Fluctuation.
Administrative DopaTtments 31,8.H / 33,271 1,417 Reduction of Staff of several Depart.
monts.
Revenue Departments 31,186 I 33,001. 1,815 I Ditto.
Postal Serv:ioe

Judicial ... I
17,416

~6,0.55
16,826
36,459
I 590 ... / :muct.uation.

404 I Ditto.
Ecclesiastical

Medical

Constabulary
... I 10,235 I 11,309

46,618

49,.786
46, 762

4/,379 2,407 /
I 1,074 1 Operation of Dii:;e:sfablishment.
144 I Fluctuation.
I
Th11 increase occurs principally in
tho contingencies of the Depart-
I ment and the pay of Sub-Officers
and )len.
Penitentiary and Prisons... 24, 716 26,104
1,388 The decrease occurs principally in
Penitentiary Services.
Reformatories 4,3i7

I
5,242 The tlecrcaso occurs in Reformatory
Services.
Education 23,345 21,302 / The incrca,,e occurs principally in
Z043
School Grants consequent on the

}Iarbonr ~Iastors

Colonial Allowances to
883 663 I .220
~

I I
/
growth of Education in the Is.
land .

Fluch111tion and increased Salary to

Clerk.
Troops 4,858 4,6331 225 / Fluctuation.
Pilofago and Harbour I
Iloards "'··· 304
I
452 DiLto_
Miscellaneous 11,179 16,518
5,339 i Fluctnation; also the E>..'}>enditure of
( / t~e Island Secretary's and the Re-
gistrar General's Departments were
Steam Commu11icatiou
I
formerly includo,l under ":\liscella-
ncous."
with .America 4,253 3,8-i3 410 I Payment in 1878- 79 of Arrears of
Stntioncry for Public ' procediug Y eru-.
I
Dt)pnrtments
3,379 I 2,62i /.52 I
Fluctuation.
Public Library & }fusenm

Pnhlie Plnntatio1Js and ... I:

587 65 I
I
Ditto.
U:irdeus I
4,208 4,489 I
2Sl
;:~.38 1
P11l>lic 1Yorki! Ditto.
.. . / 52,118 51,060
Light Houses 1 30.0 I Ditto.
~ . .. ' 1,167 ..1. :{3 1 ... i Ditto.
l'arochinl l!:xpenditure . . . 1--2_,2_6_6_ 2,409 J
43 Ditto.
• Carried forward .. . ·!·lli,663 :-1 8 ;---- - - --
..l I ..... ,o 01 110
' 8~ l:J,Oit) I

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 .COMPARATIVE YEARLY STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE.
D 5
1878-9. 1877-8. Increase. Decrease. I
GENERAL EXPENDITURE- £ £ £
Brought forward .. . 416,863 418,501 11,082 Ia,018
Subsidy to West India}
and Panama Telegraph 1,833 1,833
Company New item; operation of Law 1of1879.

Maintenance of Jamaica
Railw~y 6,651 tl,651 Ditto ; operation of Law 32 of '79.
Registrar General's De-
partment 2,496 2,496 Previous Expenditure included under
"Miscellaneous."
Island Record Office 367 367 Operation of Law 6 of 1879.
Island Secretary's Office ... 834 834 Previous Expendituro included under
"Miscellaneous."
Government Printing
Department 309 309 New Department.
Total General Expen-
i ture . .. 429,145 418,591 23,572 13,018
EXPENDITURE FROM AP-
PROPRIATED REVENUES-

Pa.rochial Roads 34,222 i 28,024 6,198 Excessive Expenditure necessary iu

consequence of severe floods.
Kingston Streets • 213 417 204 Decrease owing to the gradual re-
demption of the King:ston Streets
Debenture Debt.
Parochial Municipal Ob-
jects 3,138 3,455 317 Fluctuation.
Relief of the Poor 27,739 27,179 560 Ditto.
)
Sanitary Appropriation .. . 2,330 2,714 384 Ditto.
Fire Appropriation .. . 747 2,710 1,963 The Expenditure in 1877-78 was ex-
cessive owing to the purcha£e then
of a Cedral Fire Brigade Station.
)
Gas Appropriation King-
ston ... 5,404 5,404 New item of Expenditure. (Seo Gas
Rates, RoYonue taken over per
contra.)
Tob.l Expenditure from
A ppropriatP,d Revenues 73, 793 64,499 12,162 2,868

ImmigTation Expenditure 21,157 21,478 321

General Expenditure ... 429,145 418,591 23,572 13,018

524,095 504,568 35, 734 16,207
ExPENDITURR OUT OP
LOANS RAISED FOR
THE PURPOSE-

Jamaica Railway 33,113· 33,113

Telegraphs 4,154 ... 4,154

561,362 1504,568 73,001 / 16,207

 E

P U B L I C D E B T~
1879.
 PUilLIC DEBT

Rat~ of
DEBT. To v;hom due. \\~hen incurred ancl for what purpose.
Interest.

£ $. tl.
3l,5G8 14 G Cuntk:s' rund 6 per cent. Deductions :from Stipends for support of
'\Vi<lows an.cl Orphans of the Clergy.

23,0-13 9 5 Rectors' Fnncl ditto Ditto ditto ditto

7,136 4 11 \Yidows ancl Orphans' ditto 1875. Deductions from salaries of Cf-
l~und :6.cers oi the Civil f-i<'''\~ce for the sup-
port of tht·il' Widows and Orphans.
71,400 0 0 Holders of Debentures 4 per cent / 1854. To pay off l)ublic Debt.
lG,100 0 0 ditto 6 per cent 1861. Main Road purposes.
... ditto ditto 1863. Ditto.
3,471 4 6 ditto ditto 1863. Repairs of Buildings.
2,814 3 7 ditto ditto 1864. FUl'ther Repairs and Buildings.
5,400 0 0 ditto ditto
" 1865. Reconstruct.ion of Kingston
Streets.
6,003 16 8 ditto 0
ditto 1864. Roads and Bridg-cs.
3,792 14 0 ditto ditto 1865. To re-pay advance for Roads.
... ditto ditto 1866. Rebellion Expenses.
114,2GO 0 0 ditto ' 15 por eent 1870. Consolidation of Island Loans.
20G,GG5 I 6 <lit to 4 per cent 1870. Ditto Guaranteed Loans.
02,.126 J3 4 ditto 5 per cent 1871. Immigration purposes.
(

3.3,000 0 0 (':
ditto ditto Ditto.
DD,526 D 6 ... 4} per cent 1879. Jamaica Railway purchase.
I
718,608 11 l l
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30TH SEPTEID3ER, 1879. E3

1r,.,;,;o~ for Paym"'1t· of Intere't and Sinking Fnnd and Amount of ori.gi- Amount re-paid or
Enact:n.;.ent by which made. nal Debt. provided.

1£ s. d.. £ s. d.
.Permanent Investment, Intctest chargeable on General Re-
venue 8 Vic. cap. 38 ;15 Vic. cap. 20; 18 Vic. cap. 20; 9 Vic.
cap. 39; 15 Vic. cap. 30; 18 Vic. cap. 19; 25 Vic. cap. 24.

Ditto ditto ditto •

Permanent In...-estment. Interest chargeable on General

Revenue, Law 11of1875

Import Customs Duties 17 Vic. cap. 29 ... 500,000 0 0 428,600 0 0

1rain Road Fund 24 Vic. cap. 26 ... 39,250 0 0 23,150 0 0

General Revenues 26 Vic. s. 2 cap. 5 ... 12,000 0 0 12,000 0 0

Ditto 26 Vic. s. 2 cap. 20 ... 15,000 0 0 11,528 15 6

Ditto 27 Vic. cap. 37 ... 17,500 0 0 14,685 16 5

Special Tax 28 Vic. cap. 24 ... 14,500 0 0 9,100 0 0

General Revenues 27 Vic. cap. 24 ... 26,989 0 0 20,985 3 4

General Revenues 28 Vic. cap. 26 ... 9,000 0 0 5,207 G 0

Ditto 29 Vic. cap. 4 ... 50,000 0 0 50,000 0 0

Ditto Law 47 of 1869 ... 114,260 0 0 ...

Law 39 of 1869 ... 367,600 0 0 ' *76,999 19 G
Ditto
Further ImmigrntiOn Fund 22 Vic cap. 3 and Law 8 of
1871, now General Revenues ... 137,800 0 0 45,373 6 8
)

General Revenues Law 1 of 1878 ... 35,000 0 ...

Ditto Law 12 of 1879 ... 99,526 9 6 ...
1,438,425 9 6 697,630 7 5
)

tll£83,031. 19s., also provided under this Law, is held to meet £71,400 Outstanding, 17 Vic. cap. 2().

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 STATEMENT OF DEl3ElS'"TUllE DEBT
E 4

LOANS ux:inm '\VIIICH DEBT WAS INCURRED.

Guaranteed. Loans ... 17 Vic. cap. 29

Law 39 of 1869
I
Total
Loans for General Purposes secured on the
' Island Revenues ... 24 Vic. cap. 26
26 Vic. s. 2, cap. 5

26 Vic. s. 2, cap. 20.

27 Vic. cap. 24

27 Vic. cap. 37

28 Vic. cap. 26
I

29 Vic. cap. 4
I•
Law 47 of 1869
'
Law 12 of 1879

Total l
Loans for Immigration purposes now secured
on Island Revenues ... 22 Vic. cap. 3 and Law 8 of 1871 ;
~
Law 1of1878 '
'
Total
Loans for Special Services pl'imarily on Special
Hcvenucs and Gua1·antcc~ by General Re-
ycnues . . . 28 Vic. cap. 2J, lling:;ton Streets
'
Law 7 of 1869, Kingston :Markets

. Law 15 of 1871, Kingston and Liguanca Water

Works
'
Law 17 of 1874 Ditto
Law 27 of 1872, Rio Cobre Canal

Law 31 of 1872, Kingston Gas Works

L::.w 37 of 1872, Kingston Slaughter IT ouse

Total

Total Debenture Debt

'ON 30Tll SEPTEMBER, 1879.

Rate of Amount of Ori- Amount Out- Amount held in Net present

.A.mount Re-paid. Sinking Funds
Interest. ginal Debt. standing. and Debentures. Liabilities.

£ s. d £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d
-£-s.-d.
4 per cent 500,000 0 0 428,600 0 0 71,400 O O *71,400 0 0
ditto 367,600 0 0 367,600 0 0 76,999 19 6 290,600 0 6

o_o. _4_39_,0_0_0 __0_0_ _ _1_6_,9_9_9 ~j 362,000

_8_67_,6_o_o _o_o _42_8_,6_0_0 __ o 6
1 1

6 per cent 39,250 0 0 23,150 0 0 16,100 0 0 16,100 0 0

ditto 12,000 0 O 12,000 0 0
ditto 15,000 0 0 7,196 0 0 7,804 0 0 4,332 15 6 3,471 4 6
ditto 26,989 0 0 10,539 0 0 16,450 0 0 10,446 3 4 6,003 16 8
ditt-0 17,500 0 0 7,400 0 0 10,100 0 0 7,285 16 5 2,814 3 7
ditto 9,000 0 0 300 0 0 8,700 0 0 4,907 6 0 3,792 14 0
ditto 50,000 0 0 50,000 0 0

5 per cent 114,260 0 0 114,260 0 0 114,260 0 0

4tpercent 99.526 9 6 99,526 9 61 99,.J26 9 6

383,525 9 6 110,585 0 0 272,940 9 26,972 1 3 245,968 8 ;3

5 per cent 137,800 0 0 45,373 6 8 92,426 13 4, 92,426 13 4

ditto 35,000 0 0 35,000 0 01 35,00 0 0

172,800 0 0 45,373 6 8 127,426 13 4 127,426 13 4

6 per cent 14,500 0 0 9,100 0 0 5,400 0 0 5,400 0 0

ditto 20,000 · 0 0 20,000 0 0 20,000 ) 0 0

5 per cent 98,200 0 0 98,200 0 0 98,200 0 0

ditto 30,000 0 0 30,00(\ 0 0 30,000 0 0

ditto 123,900 0 0 123,900 0 0 123,900 0 {I

ditto 25,000 0 0 25,000 0 0 25,000 0 0

ditto 10,000 0 0 10,000 0 0 10,000 0 0

321,600 0 0 9,100 o_o_,__

31_2_,5_0_0__
o_oj_ _ _··_·_ __,__
3_12_,5_0_0_0_0_
1
1-,,.,-,4-5,-52-5--9-6 -59-3-,6-58-6 811,151,867 2 101 103,972 0 91,047,895 2 1

t~£83,934 HJs. Od. also provided undel' this Law to meet .£71,4.00 Outstanding, 17 Vic. cap. 29.
 •

MILITARY, &ce
1879.
 MILITARY.
T' 2
A

' during E>poo~

Amountyear end
.~ lO!Y.
30th ~ept. 18i!l.

- ---- --~--- -------- £ s. d.

General Staff and Regimental ray, Allowances and Charges

21,.ns 0 oI
3±2 0 0
Divine Service
62 0 0
:Military Law
2,648 0 0
Medical Establishments, &c.
Commissariat and Ordnance Store Establishments, Wages, &c. 4,873 0 0

Provisions, Forage, Fuel, and Light, &c. 10,996 0 0

Clothing Establishments, Services and Supplies 19 0 0

Warlike Stores 4G8 0 0

Superintending Establishment of and Expenditure for Y'lorks, Buildings nncl

Repairs 9,&~7 0 0

Miscellaneous Services 465 0 0

- -- -
60,185 0 0

MILITIA AND STORE DEr,\.RT:U:E~\T.

£ s. cl. £ s. d.
One Non-Commissioned Officer as Armorer at Spanish Town 9 2 6
Cleaning l\Ingazine 7 10 0
f
Oil 2 11 0 19 3 6
One Non-Commissioned Officer at Fort Augusta storing Gunpowder, &c. 9 G 4
Kf~pcr of Civil Powder Magazine 18 4 8 27 11 0
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COJ.ONUL AJ.LOW.\NCES.

Allowances to Troops in lieu of exemption from Import Duties 4,f.:)7 18 5

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CO:NTRlllUTIO:'.'< TOWARDS :mLI1'.\UY EXl'EXlll'll"RE.

Lodging Allowances for Officers 100 10 8

£4,flo.; a 1
 )!IUTATIY. I1 3
I

Report of Military Posts and Forts belonging to the TP ar Department on 30th S ep tember, 1879.

Station. Description. Remarks.

Kingston The Barracks ... Occupied by Colonial Government

" Ordnance Yard ... Occupied by War Department

.. Ilead Quarter Offices ... ditto ditto

'Cp-Purk Camp The Barracks ... ditto ditto

The Garclens Picquet House ... ditto ditto

Newcastle The Cantoment .. ditto ditto

Fort Royal Fortifications, Barracks and

:Magazines ... ditto ditto

Ap(•stles Battery Fortifications and :Magazines ditto ditto

" The Barracks ... ditto ditto

Port Clarence Battery ... ditto ditto

Fort Augusto. Fortifications and Barracks Occupied by Colonial Gov~rnment

·:Magazines ... Occupwd byWar Department
ditto ditto
Rock Fort Fortifications and Magazine .
Barracks ... Occupied by Colonial Department
"
Fort Nugent l Ditto -
... Occupied by ·war Department

Spanish Town l Barracks ... Occupied by Colonial Government

Stony IIill Barracks ... ditto ditto

Camp o:f Isolation Rented by War Department )

Hope Road _"\..

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 CONSTA.BUL.A.Il.Y.

JAMAICA CONSTABULARY FORCE.

·
r,aw 8 of 1867 constitutes ·
an improved p 0Iicc F o~~e, designated
. ." nTheivcn
J amaica
to it Constabulary.''
in order to it11
The New Police is, to a consi~erafble dogbrct\ ~uder ~~\t~yr~ ~~~;1t{!~~o ~n~ those constituting it are
grc·itcr efficiency as a protective orce, u I is essen ia . h b' h tat t l
bo~d to discharge tho duties which are imposed on Constables e1t er y t e comm.on or s u e aw.
The maximum strength of th9 Constabulary For ce is as follows:-
Ono Inspector General.
One Deputy Inspector General.
Five First Class Inspectors.
:Five Second Claes Inspectors.
Five Third Class Inspectors.
Fifteen Sub-Inspectors.
Fifteen Sergeants Major.
Thirty-eight Sergeants.
Sixty-nine Corporals.
Two Hundred First Class Constables.
Six Hundred Second Class Constables.

But the Law doos not render it obligatory on the Governor to raise the whole Force or to continue
it at the full strength.

The pay of tho Offi.C(>rs is on the following scale :-

Inspector General .£900 for salary.

Deputy Inspector General £350 salary and .£1 per diem trav..,Uing expenses, ,,..jth forage allow-
&nce .for three horses (2s. 3d. each per diem) and two servants (ls. 6d. each per diem).
Each First Class Inspector £300 per annum, with forage allowance for two horses (2s. 3d. each
per diem) and one servant (ls. Gd. per diem).

Each Second Class Inspector £250 per annum, with ;forage allowanc.o an<t sonant as in the
caso of a Fir.st Class Infipcctor.

Each 'l'hircl Class Inspector £200 per annum, with forage allowance and servant as abo-ve.
Each
:.mclSub-Inspctor £130 per annum, with forage allowance for one horse (2s. 3d. per diem)
servant as ubove.

r E..tch Sub-Inspector, when actiug as Inspeotor of a District, receives half tho salary of a Third
Clu.,s Inspec ur and half that of an Officer of his own grade, making a total of £165 per
annum,
per with forago ullowancc for two horses (2s 3d. each per diem) and one servant (ls. 6d
diem).
-Each of the Officers of_tho Forco is ~Jrovi<led with Quarters or Lodging Allowance.
The following is the pay of the Sub-Officers and l\Icn : -
Sergeant )fajor, 4i. (}d. per day.
Sergeant, 3s. 6d.1>0r day.
C?rporal. 3s. per day.-Watcr Police Corporal, 3s. per day.
Fmt Class Constable, 2s. 10s. per day and 2s. 8d. per day, respectively.
Second Clai>s Cun.stable, 2s. 4d. per day.
Ditto W atcr Police, 2s. 6d. per day.

And 2cl. per day additional to each }founted ~Ian, whether of the first or second class .

.~o man is .admitted into the. ~orcc e:x;cci;>t he p~oduces a certincatc from a Magistrate, a Cler"' -
m.1.1~ or othe1 ~<:ntleman of po~1tion, testifying to his being of a good character for honesty sobriet~
fidelity and activity, and that h1s companions nro reputable and above su~picion. ' '

eli~iblc. t~e ~o~co

prmte~ an~
. No pcrsoi: is to be a member of who. is not capable of reading, without hesita-
of '\Yl'lhng a £a1r hand; of sound constitution able-bodied
an~ eightec~
·hon, nny 01 written document,
not below_ yca1s or above thirty-five yeara of age · not less than fi f t ' - · h · '
beight nnd thrrty-two mchcs around the chest. ' vc ec six me es m
 CONSTABULARY.
F5

The period of enlistment is frrn years, at the end of which time the Constable has the optior:. of
re-enrolment for a further term of five y,ears, which entitles him to participate in tho "Pension
Fund," toward which each member of the Force contributes eightpence in the pound of their pay.

Sixpence per diem is stopped from each man while in Hospital, or on the Sick List, in aid of tho
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 diem.

Each Sub-Officer and Man receives annuaTiy from Government one suit of clothes and a pair of
hoots, or compensation in lieu of clothing, and is also allowed bed and bedding free.

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CONST .\.BlJLARY ·
F G

Betw•n sheumig t11e Strength of the ConstalAdary i:i'ii the SOth Seplr:1)1ber, 1879.

, Inspectors.
J" lc::''bt~'] I Ilorsc3.

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: STA.TIO~S.
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St. Catherine
1
---~--:~-1l- 21
.... - _, - -5
_ 47 1--:-1-.
.- 1 -61-:-1
Clarend on ... - 11 _1. 1 1: - 1j21 5 •:22 37131 -
- I - I I 16

:': : ; 1. ~: . ::
St. Thomas I - 1 1 2 5 5 I 33 2 -

Tr elawny

:Manchester

Hun over
::
] -
~ 1 ~ ; : : ~ I~ :
-I 1 I - I - - - 2
1
13 I 20
1
:' :
i I- 2
I
Portland ..-1. -
I

1 l- - - - 1 2 ! :3 4 22 32 2 II -

St. Andrew - I - 1 - - 1 2 5 6 I 21 35 2

St. James 27
. - - 111:1 - - l : !33 4 18 2

St. Mary .. ·1 - I - - 1 I - - I 1 i 5 19 30 . 2

Kingston .. ·1 - 1 - - I 3 f - I 1 9 10 30 :147 197 5 10

W cstmoreland - - I - 1 I- J - 1 2 3 5 17 28 2. -
Bt. Elizabeth ...I - I - I - 1 I -' - 1 3 4 I 4 23 35 2 I.
St. Ann
(
... - - I
_ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ _, _ _ _ _
1 I - - I- 1 1 I 5
__!_ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I 5 19 31 2 -
Total in Distric t( . .. - 4 5 o o - 13 34 I o5 02 422 626 32 10

IIcad Quarter Staff 1 1 1 1 1 I 5 _ I2

Depot Staff
- 1
(·

- - I- I - 1 21 3 3 10 2 -
Recruits under Drill
... _ - - I ! - I - - . - I - I - I 49
- 49 I -' .
Total l - 5 - ,5- ,- 5 - 5 -1-14366896•475 690 .34,12
over
'\"Vtmting to complete
... --!' --'-
-·- I
-- I
2 1 4 5 2 2

Est~~~~~~cnt for } 1 ~ 5 . 5 5 61-1-~-;--;-100 470 ~-;-;

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PUBLIC WORKS,
OIV1L ROADS, CANALS, BRIDGES, :BUILDINGS, &c.

1879.

)
 vunLIC wo1m:s, &c.

Estimated
\\'hether Constructing or Authority under which it is
Describe the \York and whore
Expense in
under lkpair. Executed.
Situated.
Pounds Sterling.

~~n1AlNTENAN~~~, £ s. cl.

C11u1tCHEH, CIIAl'Er.s, .\l'W ltEcTO,IUl~S.

J'nri ;h Church, J'"ings

r t on ···I H,o1iairs to roof and gutteni. ... 130 O 0 ~olonial Estimates, 1878-79.

C hichester Church, Uanovor ... Topaintdoorsandframes,

dow framc8 and sashes ei...-ter-
wm-} 43 0 0
nally, rc-shiuglo chancel, &c.

St p. l' . Church \\\:stmorchml... To underpin each column, stop }

· .m ~ ' I leaks in cJumccl and vestry, and 23 0 0
1 renew lightning conductor ...

Parish Church, Black Rin r ···ITo11taso11ry

stop leaks in roof and repair
... 10 0 0

Hcctory, Black River To repair sundry buildings 158 0 0

St. Gabriel's Churd1, Lime Savan-
nah, Clarendon Restoring roof 200 0 0
Ca.~uaJ. Repairs and l'1Iaintc11anco 250 0 0
I
Cou1t·r:; ANn Pun~rc I 01·1r10~s.
Court Iloui.o Harbour Stroot, Kmg
ston ' ... 1 Repairs 25 0 0
District Com·t Honse, Kingston To repair 10 0 0
Coloui:tl S..:crctacy's Office, King-
ston Repairs and painting 227 0 0
1
Custom liollbc, Kii:<,'Ston ... Repairs to wharf and painting;
crane 13 0 0
Ditto Repairs to fu-e proof buildings 20 0 0
Treasury Offices, Kingston ... 1 To repair 1G 0 0
Supremo Com·t, and Director of l
lloaw Ollice, Kingston ... To l'ght and clean Oourt House:
(
I
and attend to eiu·th-eloset .. . 60 0 0
Custom llouse, Port Royal
c
.. . Repail's to bui1a;ngs imcl land-r

CourL 1,Iouso, Port Hoyal

I mg ~Jlac-0 . . ••. 32 0 0
. . . Repairs and pamtmg .. ·/ 33 0 0
I (
Court House, llilfway TrcJ Repairs 30 0 0
Court llouse, l31tlh . . . To renew flooring 00 0 0
Cour~ J louse, Annotto Bay

l'o~t OJlicc, .St. .A1m's Bay

I
. . . External and internal repairsI
and l"'.i11ti1Jg
... To rcp.1r
... , GO 0 0
j 83 0 0 Colonial. Secretary's Letter,
<lated 23rd J lll•C, 1819.
Court liouse, Falmouth
... 1 To paint and colour wa.,h the
oflicos a11d p:11;sages 13 0 0 Colonial Estimates, 1878-7!>.
CuurL Ilouse, Savmma-b-}far a enoral repairs
50 0 0
Com·t House, I3lack H,lvcr
Torcpair ont-lmilclings, p::-int}
all woodwork inside and out-
i;idc, also onkr walls; and to •6 0 0
colour wash :ill inside walls
Dillo
· · · / T«,re1 ·< \\'Ct"i1in}{, repair generally,
paint and colom· wa~h ... 170 0 0
1
 runLIC WORKS, &.c. G 3

Fund from which

When ·
I
Whether Fin- If Finished,
actual Amount
lf UnJinishecl
Amount of
the Expense is ishcd or Un- of Expenditure Expenditw·e up Total. Romarks.
Commenced. in l'ounds to iirescnt date
defrayed. fi.lisheJ.. Sterling. in Pounds
Sterling.

£ s. d. £ s. cL £ s. d.

Genentl Revenue. 15th l\farch 1878. Finishecl. 10G 18 11

I
30th Dec., 1878. \ G4 3 3

\
\18th June, '79.
I 15 0 0

15th Aug. '79

\ 30th Sept. '79

I 9 0 0
140 7 3

7lh June '79 38 12 11

1st Oct. '78

I ... 54 1 8
428 4 0

·. 1·- -
'l'otill for\Churchcs, &c.... \ 428 4 0

l9th llfay, '79

12th l\fr.y, '79
~\ 10 19 G
!l 14 2
\
2Uth March, '7!) \ . .. \ 171 !l fi

3rd. ]'cby. '79 !) 8 5

3rd Fcby., '79 l!l 5 0

1Gth Dec., '78 10 15 10

1st Oct., '78 79 12 0

20th Jany., '79 2!) 14 3

12th Jany., '79 26 15 8

19th l\fay, '79

15 1 A •
11 5 0 For materials
25th July, '79 t Uufinished. only.

22nd August, '791 Finished. 4;; 4 !l

I GG 4 2
20th -'•<"''· '781
10 10 0
l·!th Sept., '79 Unfinished.

Finished. 50 10 3
8th August, '79

22 11 1
1st Feby,, 79 Unfinished.

44 5 G ___ ___· ·_· _ _ _ __

2u<l Aug. "'i8 1

(';;.rricd for ward It 5!H Or £44 G 1 £428 4 0

 PUBLIC WORKS. &c.

Estimated
Dc•crihe tJie \York and where \Vhether Constructing or .Authority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling

--------------- ------·--------1------- -------------·

£ s. d.
111.AINTENANCE.
COURTS ANO PUBLIC 0FFICEs-continued.

Court House, llfancleville General repairs and internal}

piiinting to the several pub- 35 O 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
lic offices

Court IIou,se and Public Offices,

.May Pen General repairs and painting ... 50 0 0
Court House, The Alley, Vere To re-shingle and repair 75 0 0
Court House, Chapelton Repairs to railing around
external painting 40 0 0
Court IIonso, Rodney Hall, Saint
C.:atherine Genera.I repairs and painting ... 45 0 0
( !asual Repairs and Maintcn1mce 500 0 0

PmsoNs; REF<>RMAT01mis AND POLICE :STATIONS.

Constabulru:y Barracks, Kingston . . . Repairs 25 0 0

Const.-ibulary St.-ition, Ilarbour St., IRepairs 8 0 0
Kingston

General Penitentiary ••• 1 General repairs, female side 25 0 0

Constabulary Station, Port TI.oyal... Repairs
10 0 0
R~formatory, St Andrew .. ./ Repairs
316 0 0
I
Ditto ... ... Materials·snpplicd to the
perintcuclent for repairs to
811-}
120 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Letter,
/ Boys' Ilospital
<lated 17th July, '79.
Consb.bnln.ry Station, Ilalfway Tree,
Sc. Andrew . . . Repairs
r 35 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
District Prison, Port Maria

• Short Torm Prison, Port Antonio... Repairs (

Repairs to wa:U1 room and sleep-
ing benches ... 28 0
Nil
:J Nil
Co•1•t.nlmlm·y Station, Miles Town,
ll:movur . . . To paint th1·ou.2,hout
20 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
Constalmlai'Y Station, Adelr,Ju, St.
James ditto
J.8 0 0
Short Tcnu Prison, ~Iontcgo-Bay ... To re-shingle Superiutendent's
I Quarters 33 0 0
Ditto To re-shingle
34 0 0
Constnhnlary Station, l:lsterSpring 'l'o paint throughout
28 0 0
.Di>trict l'rison, Falmouth
.. . To rc-shi11gle, rt>prur porch}
1 and railing, and renew floor-
ing of 'l'ur.ikey's rooms 76 0 0
('om-t;1bulary Station, Savann:i-la- I
l\Iur •
... . 'l'o renew store steps and gate ... 20
I 0 0

9 • ( ca:; PWtt»
"•===ww
 l'UilLIC WORKS. &c. G 5
Fund from which
'Yhen ' " hether
Fin- lf Finished If unfinished I I
actual A mount Amount of I
the Expense is ished or Un- of E:xpcndihu·c 'Expenditure up Total Ilem11rk11.
.
Commenced. in Poumls to present elate
defrayed. finished. Stel'ling. in Pounds
Sterling.
I

£ s. d. £ s. d.' £ s. cl.
Brought forward ... 594 9 7 44 6 1 428 8 0

.
General Revenue lOlh ~\ pril, '79 Finished 37 5 6

... I 10th Fcby., 'rn I

I

... 48
I
I
1!) 4
... 21st April, '79 ... 60 15 7

I
... 4th Aug., '70 ... 32 5 8

II
I

... 23th Aug., '70 ... 65 2 !)

... 1st Gctober, '791 ... 235 18 3 I

I Total for c ourts, &c. ... --
---
1,083 16 8 44 6 1 I 1,128 2 9
1 ------

... 2nd October, '781

I ... 8 11 7
I
... 26th :\fay, '79 ... . i ;; 7

... 14th Jany., '79 ... 7 16 7 I

I

I
I

...
...
13th Jany.,

3rd Feby., '79

'7!)

I
...
...
10 16 0
215 2 6 ...
I ... 'l'ltc roof of th
Qunrlers f o·
I :Girls wns pntch
... 25th July, '79 ... 120 0 0 cd in~ toad ,
being rc.11hin
gled.
... 25th Nov., '79 ... 32 1 4 )

...
I30th May, '79 Unfinished ...... 4 4, 0
'.\

... 28th June, '78 Finished 21 13 )1

... 3rd March, '79 ... 16 9 4

I
I
I

...
...
I
24th Feby., '79

20th Jany., '79

I
I
...

...
22 13 10

36 1 0
I

I I
I

... 7th Feby., '79 ... I 15 14

:I
I
I
... I 21st April, '79 ... ' 28 15

... 3rd Feby., '79 ... 76 16 3

I
... 11th July, '79 ... 16 0
-----
0 I
I
CalTied for ward I ... , 635 17 0 0 4 0 1,556 10 9

-= --"-

2-Pt nuc 'Yo1ms.

 <; (i PUilLIC \YOim:s, &c.

Estimated
Dc:;cribo t]10 Work and where WJ1ethcr Constructing or .Authority under which it ~
Expense in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
PoundsSterli:ig.I
I
---- ------.---------1-------:------ -- - -
£ 1. d.

MAINTENANCE. I
l'nu;o?is, Rn·on~I.\TOltrns, , &c.--continttccl.

ConHtahulary Sta.ion, !;lack River I General repairs 30 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878- 79

Short Term Prison, Black River Ditto 70 0 0

I
Dl:;trict Prison, l\fande\•;Ue General repairs to Prison and
Superintendent's Quar,ers 65 0 0

~ 1I
Constabulary Station, l\fay !'en .. . General repairs and painting 15 0
Constabulary Station, Tho Alley,
Vere • 1 General I'CJ-airs
70 0 0
Constal1ulary Station, Four I>alhs. .. To p:iint externally
District Pri:;on, Lucen To renew iron window gratings
20 0 0
II
I'
in cells 50 0 0
D;tto .. ·1 To repave passage before doors l
of cells and to i·epn.ir floor of 30 0
I Superintendent':; Quarters )
0

Conslalmlary 13arra.cks, Lucca ... , To reuew lightning concluctor 5 0 0

Ditto ... 1 'I'o paint out-buildings 15 0 0
Constabulary Officer's Quarter:;,
Sp;mish Town To re-shingle servants' rooms
and kitchen !)5 0 0
Constabulary Depot, St. Catherine To rebuild enclosure wall 114 0 0
District Prison, Spani!>h Town I
••. To rake out joints in enclosure!
1 wa.11 and point with cement .. .

Casual Repail'l! and l\faintonancc .. ·I

r.
(

II0:;1•nALs AND As:>:LUMH.

Pt1blic Hospital, Kingston . . . Gonoral l'Opairn

Lock Ho8pital, King.ston (
... 1 Repairs
I
1'arocl1ial lI011pit.J, St. Am1'ij Bay ... 1 Re;m;rij

Pm·ocJ1:a1 lior;pital, Falmou~h 'l'oscrapc off lime-wash and paint

the im;itlo \\·alb of all the wards I
Casual ltepairs and l\fa:nto;uuic~ ..
300 0 0

)frscELLA:>cot•i; SEn1·rcE><.

Lihrary awl ~ln•cum, Kin~sbn ... To rerair a!1d paint

17 0 0
novcrnmont Laboratory, Kingston / Rcp:i.irs
5 0 o,
Stationery Stores, Kingston
Work~ho11 Wharf, Kiug,;ton
... Repairs and p1d:1tit·g I
"'l 20 0 0
... ' Putting down 11ew pills laying
1
now hca.tuK, l\:;c. '
13() 0 0
.f ···1
 PTJBLIC WOHKS, &c. G 7
Fund from which Whether Fin- If Finished If Unfinished
When actual Amount Amount of
the Expense is ished or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up Total. Romarks.
Commenced. in Pounds to present date
defrayed. finished. Sterling. in Pounds
Sterling.
-------
£ s. <l.
------- - - - - - ----
£ s. <l. £ s. d.
--
Brought forward ... 635 17 0 0 4 0 1,55() 10 9

General Reve1rnc 13th Sept., '78 Finished 7 8 3

... 11th July, '79 ... 35 0 0

... 25th April, '79 ... 30 13 3

... 14th April, '79 ... 13 13 7

... 27th Jany., 'i9 ... 58 0 0

I
... 23rd June, 'i!l ... 15 11 5

... 9th March, '79 ... 43 13 3

... 10th March, '79 ... 31 6 5

... 18th April, '79 ... 4 17 3

... 7th AprJ., '79 - 16 8 ·i

... 21st October, '78 ... 76 0 4

... 27th Jany., '79 Unfinished ... 137 18 8

... 27th Jany., '79 Finished 18 1G H

... 1st October, '78 ... 339 15 1

- - - - - ------- )
Total for Prisons, &c . ... J,327 1 1 138 2 8 ) 465 3 9
-------

... 7th October, '78 Finished 66 10 11

)
...
I
... 9th Dec., '78 117 15 3
, -
... 8th S•pt., '79 ... 7 6 11

... .14th Jany., '7!) ... 73 G 10

... l:;t October, '79 ... 202 10 10

I I
I
Total for Hospitals, &c.... 467 10 !) ... 467 10 9

14 14 4
... 27th j)farch, "i S Fil1ibhc<l

... I 2nd ~fay, •79 ... 0 1 1

... /
3rd )fay, '70 ... 0 15 8
.
... ... 169 15 1
'
l.
4.th May, '70
Carried forward ... --
]8.;---62 - - -
...
1
--1 3,489 5 3
 G 8 PUBLIC WORKS, &c.

Estimated
Describe the 'Vork 11nd where Whether Constructing or Authority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. unaer Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

£ s. d.

MAINTENANCE.

i.rrscELLANEous SER\'ICES, -continued.

Work~hop Yard, Kiugston . . . Relaying trolly rails, draini~~,
yard, &c. 35 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 18iS.i9.
Public Clocks, Kinirston .. .'To wind and regulate ... 1 61 0 0
Kiug'11 H ouse, St. Andrew Pay of Carpenter permanently·
employed 62 0 0
Difto

Rum Stores under Rusca's School

II:mover
Materials for same

To point and repair

50 0
0 I
10 0 0
Clock Tower and Belfry, Luce~\
Tutor's Residence, Training Col·
!ego, Spanish 'l'own
To renew covering of dome

'l'o re-shingle
20 0 0
I
112 0 0
Old King's Honse and Training
College, Spanish Town Goncral repairs 50 0 0
Water Works, St. Catl1erine M:iinte:n::mcc, wages, fuel, oil,,
&c. 3l!l 14 0
Ditto Supply piping 25 0 0
Ditto
To fence around engine house .. . 24 0 0
ling llolc Pen, St. Catherine' :dlaintenance l•
50 0 0
Di~lrict Eng'.necr's Office, Spm1ish
Town • .. . . . . Office expensea
30 0 0
C'a.'11111 llcpnirs and Maintenance ...
500 0 0

F11rnit11rc for Director of Roads

Dopartment (' To provide and repair
26 0 0
NEW WORKS.

COURT!, AN!) PUBLIC OFFICES-

(
LogiRlativ" Council Room, Kingston To provide acldition11.l aocom-
modation for Rcporlcrs

Ditf•)

Cn~toru Ilousc, Kingston

Alterations
...1
To raise and level yard, and
construct a p:wed drain
Ditto
.. . ..\Iterations and fittings for fire
apparatus
•\mlif Ollice, Kingston
.'. .I Alterationsto windows and.}..
p;uiit.ioning off n prfratd room
j for the A uclitor General. ...
'frc:1nnry, Kingston
• • •1 To_ onfar~e fonn room, nncl pro-
vule hr,ck drains

... j To prov~,!o nn iron chest

Ditto

m
 PUBLIC ·woRKS, &c. G 9

Fund from which \ Whether Fin- If Finished If Unfinished, I

When actual Amvunt Amount of
ished or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up! Total. Remarks.
the Expense to present date
Commenced. in l:'ounds
: in Pounds

l finished. Sterling.
is defrayed. Sterling.
I I
£ s. d. £ s. d.
--
£ s. cl. £ s. d.
Brought forward ... 185 6 2 ... 3,489 5 3

General Revenue. 9th Fehy., '79 Finished. 27 13 7

... 1st Oct., '78 ... 61 0 0

•
... 1st Oct. '78 . .. 64 18 6

... 7th Feby., '79 ... 49 19 3

... 10 3 6 ,
... 7th J ul7, '79

... 9th June, "i9 .. ... 12 6 4

... 4th .Aug., '79 ... 119 18 9

... 10th March, ' 79 ... 27 16 2

j 'fho wl\ter suppl)'

... 28th Oct., '78 ... 284 4 6 l'lhhtincd lrom the
new main in the
... 3rd .April, '79 ... 5 18 5 latter part of thf
~-car, in~tea.d of

...
...
30th May, '79
1st Oct., '78
...
...
21 18

54 8 : \
hy lJUnlp>Ug•

... 1st Oct., '78 ... 20 9 9

... 1st Oct., '78 ... 277 5 1

To ta! for i'.lliscella neous Services

1,223 7 2 ... 1,223 7 2
-------
22 16 4
... 20th Nov., '78 Finished. ... )

')

... 3rd Sept. '78

I ... 9 8 !)

I 7 13 10
15th Sept., '79 Unfinished.
...
...
l (''> 1 s I
... 27th Jany., '79' Finished. •~
I
I
I ... 20 17 7 I
...
I
!)th ,June, '79
I

I H 11 H
... 20th Jany., '79 ... t

I
I

I
I I
21 1:l ;}
20th Jany., '79 ...
...
I ... 2 5 o . ____ I___
... 1st .May, '7() I
--1:11 -- I
... 0 0 7 13 10 4,735 8 !) I
Carried I for'll ar<l
I I I
 G 10 PlJDLIC WORKS, &C.

Estimated
Describe the Work and where Whether Constructing or under Authority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

------------!-------------~

NEW WORKS.

CollRTS AND PunLrc 0FFic1is-contimuid.

Government Printing Office, King-

ston To provide 779 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Letter,
dated 30th May, '79.
Court House, Stony Hill To erect a coach-shed GO 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
Court House and Constabulary Sta-
tion, Moneague urchase of premises and part
cost of conveyance 710 0 0
Ditto Alterations and repairs 5'.lO 0 0
Custom House, Port Morant ... Purchase of premises 40G 0 0
Ditto General repairs 130 0 0
Court House, Falmouth To erect latrin~ 105 0 0
Court House, Sav-la.-Mar To oroct addition adjoining Pa-
rochial Boards' Office 41 0 0
Court Honse, Mandeville To remove laterally the pre-1
sent partition dividing the
Clerks and Record Rooms,
so as to give more space
the Record Room, with rela-
toj 15 0 0

tive removal of doors

Court House, May Pen To provide sun shades to
Clerk
of District Court Quarlers J5 0 0
Court Houses, Chapelton and The
Alley To provide witness boxes
Nil Colonial Secretary's Letter,
Court House and Constabula1-y &ta· dated 21st Feby., '79
tion, L:wovi:~ Purchase of promises
600 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79

P1us0Ns, REFOR:U,\'.!"'R!ES AND POLICF: STATIONS-

Gouoral Penitentiary To complete range of 32 cells

for female prisoners
100 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1873-79
Constabulm-y 13a.rracke, Ki11,::ston ... To fit-np ( acreation room for
Co istal>les
Nil Colonial Secretary's Memo.
Constabulary Station, Fletcher's dated 22nd .Aug , '78
Lund, K ingstoa . . Purchase of premises
45 0 0 Colonial Secrotru-y's Letter,
Constabuhry Station, Matilda's dat.ed 6th Nov., '78
Coruor, :::it. Andruw To provide a latrine I 6 0 0 Uolonial Estimate, 1878-~9
Ueformatory, Stony Hill 'I'o huild :\ hridge on road
I
through the grounds
20 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Letter,
, dated 3rd Oct., '78
District Prison, Port :.\lar:a Im provomenti>
253 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
Rhort Term Prison, St. Ann's Bay To ventilate the hospital mid •
ward for females
7 0 0
Short Term Prihon, SL Ann's Bay I
'.I'o provide cells for refractory }
prisoners ; kitchca and storn-
roums ... . GO 0 0 I

·----""""--~-..----.....~~....-~--::::m"""""'-'------------..._,,--------------------------------~
 PUBLIC WORKS, &o G 11

Fund from which I Whether Fin- If Finished If Unfinished

When actual Amount Amount of
the Expense is
I Commenced.
ished or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up
in Pound.a to present date
Total. Remarks.
defrayed.
I_______ _:shed_._
Sterling. in Pounds
Sterling.
--
Brought forward ...
£ s. d.
131 0 0
£ s. d·
7 13 10
£
4,735 8
8.
~·I
i
I
I
General Revenue 16th June, '7!) Finished 4.!)9 10 4

... 17th March, '79 ... 44 3 3

... 23rd Dec., '78 ... 713 19 3

... 21st Oct., '78 Unfinished ... 6 19 0 .

... 31st Jany., '79 Finished 410 10 9

... 2nd l\1a.y, '79 ... 88 13 4

... 18th April, '75 ... 8 3 8

... 1st Aug., '7!) ... 24 11 7

I
I
I

... 25th April, '79 ... 4. 1 6

... 3rd Feb., '79 ... 11 15 6

... 3rd l\Iay, '79 ... 5 13 5

I
... 28th March, '79 ... 606 15 11

'l'otal for Courts, &c. ... - W

2,548 18-G,- 1 4 12 2,563 11 4
...,
)

--------------
... 11th March, '78 Finished 1!)1 17 5
)

Constnbufary &~ 26th Aug., '78 ... 4 3 2

ward Fund.
General Revenue 11th Dec., '78 ... 4!) 5 4

... 4 14 9
I
I

... 3rd J me, 7!)

I
I

... 17th :Feb., ' 79 ... 19 s 1 I ,,

... 18th Oct., "iS unfinished ... 9!> H 9

I :1 5 8
Fin'shetl
'
... 15th Sept., '79

,-----·-·--
II [
... 16th June, '79 ... JJ7 18 1
I -------
7,299 0 1 '
Carried Iforward ... 3!)0 12 1j 99 14 9
' -r
 c; 12 PUBLIC WORKS, &c.

Estimated
Describe the W ork and where Whether Constnicting or Authority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

£ s. d.

NEW WORKS.
P.RJSONs, RIWORMATORIEH, &c., continued.

Hhort Term Prison, Morant Bay ... 1'l'o provide floor to j

all the cells ; gratmgs to all ~
ven~ilation
the doors ; and six guardj 58 O 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79.
be<ls ...
Constabulary Station, Port :\Iorant To repair and provide lock-ups 60 0 0

I
Short Term Prison, Port Antonio .•. To provide. ventilation to cells
and other nnprovements ...
1
51 0 0
Constabulary Station, l.llster Spring, ,
Tl'Clawny . . . .. . ro erect fence around Govern- )
ment land and make a road Jl
I
to the station ...
22 0 0

Ditto .. . Alterations and improvements 15 O 0 Colonial Secretary's L etter

dated 8th Oct. '78

District Prison, Falmouth To provide a pair of gates, two}

fodders, and tloor ventilation
in male and femaJe wards ... 21 O 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79.

Short Term Prison, Montego-Bay ... To provide window gratings ;I

, convert latrine for fema.lesJI
into an earth-closet ; and 23 0 0
provide pump for wo;ll ...
Constalmlarv Station, Miles Town,
Hanover • . . . To provide a tank
150 0 0
Short Term Prison, Black River ... ! To ventilate three wards for
I
male prisoners .. •/ 20 0 0
Ditto To floor No. 3 'Varel in c. m:mt · 20 0 0
Ditto '.l'o provide baths in male and
female yards 1
Cnnfb1hulaty Station, ~ewport, Si. 40 0 0
Eli~al1eth ... (' Purchase of prenti~s
220 6 0 Colonial Secretary's Letter,
dated 2nd Dec. '77.
District Prison, Man<levillo . . . To huild a dea<l house
77 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-7!>.

Ditto . ..I Alterations( and improvements ..I

~heh-c8 for clothing:
103 0 0
Const.almlary 8tation, l\'Tandcville ···/ 'ro pr0\1ido
arm racks, &c. . ..
15' 0 0
( \m~talmlary Station, .Manche.'l<I,
:\lam:hest~r.. . ... I

I
···/ Pure.base of site for
Kil
I 1 Colonial Secretary's Letter,
c,m~tabul:u-y ::i<ation, c:.ap~lton ... To impro' e luck-ups
dated 4th June, '77
31

prnv!ilc floor YC'1tila~;on

0 0 j Colonial Estin:atc, 1878-79.
('1111staliul.u-y !:>taLon, )lay Pen
...I 'l'nlock-ups i;:/
Ditto
... To pnt np Khc!1·e~ in stolen pro-·
... 2!>
o o I
I
I peny r<l(>lll
5 0 0
('.111xlali11J;1r." ::;;talmn, The .\lie)·, T .. ,·e11tilat13
\'LIU
10 0 0

'--~~----------~-----~'
 PUBLIC WORKS, &c: G 13

Fund from which I 'Vhen

Whether Fin- II nctual
If Finished,
Amount
1f Unfinished
Amonnt of
the Expense is ished or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up Total. Remark~.
Commenced. in Pound~ to present date
defmyt,>d.
I finished. Sterli11g. in .Pou11ds
Sterling.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Broughtlforward 390 12 1 9!) 14 !) 7,299 0 1

General Revenuo. 24th Mnrch, '79 Finished. 40 11 11

... 4th Jany., '79 ... 56 15 4

... 28th Jtme '78 ... 12 3 0

'
... 16th June, '79 U nfi.nished. ... 16 6 9

... 21st Oct., '78 Finishod. l!) 17 0

... 30th i\fay, '79 ... IO 16 7

.

... 21th March, '79 Unfinished. ... 12 2 8

... 14th ~arch, '79 ... ... 15 5 3

... 14tl1 March, '7!) ... ... 6 7 1

... 11th July, '79 .Finished. 15 0 0

... 2Gth Sept., '7'.J ... 38 8 0 ')

)

... 15th August, '79 ... 1G3 7 10

... 17th Fehy., '79 ... 44 2 9)

... 14lh Feby., '7!) Unftnishod. ... 52 11 10 '

... 17th Feby., '79 F .in.ished. 2 15 8

... 2u<l i\fay, 'i!) ·- · 30 l!) 3

... 2Stlt ::llarch, 'i9 ... 35 0 4

... 24th :Jiarch, 'i!) ... 17 1G 7

... Hth M;rch, '7!) ... 4 12 8

... IV.h August, '78 ...

-- -
JZ
-~-
8 f)
- - -~0:3
----------
Carr;oJ f J11 war<l 8'.JJ 7 5 8
41 7,2!)\J 0 l
............ I
·-'
'(l 14 PelsLIC WORKS. &c.

Estimated
Du.•cribo tho Work and whore Whothor Constructing or Authority tmder which it is
Expense in
Situated. under lwpair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

£ s. d.
I
NEW WORKS.
PtirsONR, Ry.~·011 ~fATO'RIES, &,c.-conti1med.

Constahulary Station, Four

C'larom!on...
Path~,.. .I'l'o provide floor ventilation in
lock-ups 10 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878 79
• Conshhnlary Station, Green Island., , ,
ilauornr . .. Io erect 320 0 0
District Prison, Lucca. ... To pro,·i1le iron gratings; pump.
an<l pipes to well ... 75 0 0 ...
Ditto ... '.l'o constru~t dmins ... 30 0 0 ...
District Prison, Spanish Town ... To remove htrineg to south-e:ist
corner of l l'JSon Y;m.l ... 41 0 0 ... -
Ditto Alterations for receiving female
pr1so11w·~ ... 18 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Lett-er,
.dated 11th Oct.ol,er, "18

JlORPITAL:; A..'Pilll I ASYLUMS.

Public Ilospital, King:;ton .. . 'l'o close in "·ith trellis work I

the rmlings frorn he1tti;i., 1
hou•e to lJres~cr's Qmtrte1~ I
arn.l from the South Gate to ( 49 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
ii.mth-west of &ugle of pre-J
II
1Ul.SC8 ••• • ..

Ditto . .. To provide five jets to complete

water t.j'stem .. ·/ 1G 0 0
Ditto To comple.te covered wa.y with}
gnttc1.,. from kite.hen to Pur- 38 0 ()
\oyor's i::itore ...
Ditto To remove npper part of walls I
( of Mary, Huth and Esther
ward~, the support to beams
I
only being luft~ and to pro-
ndc rnlgu 'ont,fathm to the
r.it'fs of l\la1y an<l RuLh
Ir 228 0 0

wards < ... ... )

Ditte .. . To r.:omplc•e pavement under
covered way 57 0 0
Ditto .. .ITo erect holfry on high post fol)
"'"I
I.t.rge bcll ... 10 0 0
Ditto
i
.... To provide accom.1J1odation for
sick Uoru;L,ll>lcs ... Nil c,,]nni:•l ~<'Cn":iry'~ LC'ttcr,
<lat.od 13th .i\farch, ·79
Lock Uospit.U., King;tfln ... P11rch'l. e-of pr<'mises and arrenrs }
0
77;) 0
of rent ... 4~7 10 gI } Colonial Estimaw, 1878-'79
n:tto .. . To prvville c:loset and screen ...
I
34 0 0
Ditto . .. To by on gas 30 0 0
Lun:1tic Asylum, lGng•Lon ... To erect infirmary for males ; }
l..nch.<•n :m<lont uflicc to l'or- 1,500 0 0
tcr is J d!;~, 1..\.c. ••.
 PUBLI C WORKS, &c: (l 15
Fund from which '\hcther Fin- lf Finished If Unfinished
When actual Amount Amount of
tbe Expense is ishcd or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up Total. Remarks.
ConunenCt."<l. in Pounds to present date
defrayed. finished. 8terling. in Pounds
' .
Sterling.

I Brought forward ...

£ s.
80::1 7
d.
5
£ s. d.
202 8 4
£ s.
7,20() 0 1
cl.\

..
General Revenue 2'.\th l\Tarch, "7() Finished 6 G 5

... Ltth Fcby., '7() ... 3'13 1 8

... 23rd June, '79 Unfinished ... 0 13 G

... 7th i\farch, '70 \ Fini.slrnd 34 10 7

... 20th Ja:1y., '79 I ... 31 11 G

•
... 21st OcLobu-, '78 ... 16 17 6

------ - --·----
Total for Prisons, &c. ... 1,327 15 1 203 1 10 I 1,530 lG 11

... 10th Fcby., '79 Finished 42 8 10

.

... 17lh Mm·ch, '/(), ... 13 1 7

... ilth Fcby., '7() ... 2() H 0

')

... 10th l\farch, '7() ... H3 0 5

... 10th Feby., '70 ... 52 17 s

... 2nd :\fay, 'i()

I ... 0 2 11

.. . 21st A pr11, '7()

I ... 30 7 0

I
... 17th Jany., '7!) ... 1,210 11 10
I

... 20th Jany., '7!) ... 2Z JS 7

... 4.1 lfl 4 I
... lS~h Oct., '78

... 1st Nov., '78 Unfiniehcd ... 502 18 7

- - - --- - - ----- -----

8,E~f> i7
-- -
0
C; IT ct! fJI'"\74U·'1 ... l,:iS7 '.! :J ii:J:J rn ·'i
 G lG J>t:-m.rc lro1m:s, &c.

Estimated
D<;sCr~be tho Work and whcro Wl1othcr Constructing or .Authority under which it is
Expunsc in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

----1----------'----·
£ .s. d.

NEW WORKS.
Jios:>1TAr.s ANJJ Asn.uMs-contimiod.
Lunatic APylum, KiJJgston ···i Additions and improvements ... 500 0 0 Colonial Eiotimatc, 1878-l!l.
PurochiJ Hospital, Morant Bay ... To erect ... . .. 1,700 0 0 I Colonial Rccrcfary'R Letter,
Pill"oclual llospitul, Saint ..Ann's Bayl To provide dc-nd house and other datt.><l !Jth June,' 79.
ilJl provements ... j 3G 0 0 1
Culvni.J EMimatc, 1878-79.
Parochial IIospilu.l, Falmoufo ... , To provide fencing .and g-ite,
j am! shclvcs fur 1'ispenscr's
JI
6 0 0
I
Quartcn1 ...
I'arochi:.l Hospital, Moutc~o Bay . .. To erect :!iring ~he<l 35 0 0
Ditto I To .complete c-nclosure wall .. . J.5 0 0
l'aroch;al H ORpital, Chapclton . . . 'l'o erect fonco to cxdnJc stock.. . 4.4 0 0
Ditto 'l'o erect fire-pl.lee anJ cltinrncy
t.o kit.,hou 30 0 0
Ditto To remove latrine to side of hill l1 0 0
Tu conttote floor of store room G 0 0
Ditto To provide cover and ra.lin"
0
to!
tau.k • • •
21 0 0
I'arvchial llospita.l, Saint .CaU1eri:no1 To erect new wartl for twelve j J
lt<.,'<ls, and addition:?! accom- >-i 635
I Colonial Estimate, 1878-'i!l.
an cl
1'.10<h~ion for sick constables j I 0 0
Colonial 1-'ecrobry's Ll'tter,
d.ttt."<.! lJth J m:c, 'i9.
Dtiio Mmor nnproYements to Dis- 'I
pcuser· ~ Quarters ,and dis- r
j'ens;;ry ; «llll .littings fur I 20 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 18:-8-79.
lavatory ... )
Ll•f,crs' .Asylum, Saint .C.1l.herine ••. To enlarge kitchen, .&c.
('" 30 0 0
Ditt.o To erect w:i.i,h. houso Su 0 0
D.tto
To erect two scpamte rooms GO 0 ()
Ditto
To pfant ~"ruit Trees 10 I) ()
Ccloni::i Rccrctary's Letter,
dated :!,i~h July, '18 .
.l\Jr!'CELl.A~t:ot:" Se&vrCEs.

T<.>lcphnnc llC'tween 1he Coloui~l l1

:-.. c1t>tary'~ O.lico ;.11u Lfuuur.. ! To provide
1
I'u.,~ Ofilw ... JI Xl c,.J,mia) RP~rofary's Lct~er,

Lilm1ry and :llui,eum, Kingston - ·· ' To pave v:a.l~

I d,,t.Jd 2;,'11, March, ' 18.

23 0 0 Culuni:J Estim:.to, lS:-8-79.

I
,\!o<t:cal D.:p<>t, King.ton
To prm·'do storo l'Qoms for
\\ .1llt.!• , i\:c.
· ··1
I
78 0 0
To erc-d two sl;,)]s for Il;u'bnur I
Maotur ·· / 20 0 0
KiPgston .. .J f'm c-11asc of ~tores to kOC'p oi
~dJl.:k
l ,COO 0 0
 •

PUBLIC WORKS, &c. 0 17

Fund from which
When
Whether Fin- If Finished ! If tinfinished
act~!al Am?unt . Amo1;1:it of
I
the Expense is ishel or Un- uf .c.xpencliturn Expenditure up Total. Romarks.
defrayed.
Commenced.
finished.
in l'ounds
Sterling. in Pounds
I
to present date
Sterling.
---------
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward. ... 1,587 2 2 592 18 7 8,829 17 0

General Revenue 11th Aug., '79 ·Unfinished ... 66 5 9

... 10th March, '79 ... ... 628 0 2

... 18th Aug., '79 - ... 42 11 9

... 10th April, '79 Finished 5 0

0 1
... 27th April, '79 ... 46 16 6
... 7th Feby., "iO ... 32 8 2

... 8th Aug., '79 ... 3.1 0 0

... 2nd Sopt., '79 L'nfiaishctl ... 20 0 8

... 11th J uly, '79 Finished 7 9 8

... Ditto ... 5 5 s

... 18th July, '79 ... 16 12 8

... 7th March, '79 U nfillishcd ... 507 11 s

... 17th March, '79

I Finished 17 1 6

... 22nd Aug., '79 ... 20 13 0 }

")
... 28th Foby., '70 ... 81 17 0

... 3rd Nov., '78 ... 5!l 1 G

... 10th Jany., '79 ... 6 5 )

Total for H ospifals &c. l,!ll!) 1~

-----··
.. --
6 l- - - - -
l,HfJ7 8 2 3,777 1 8

... 15th Sept., '78 Finished 9 2 1

... 10th Fcby., '79 ... 16 5 11

''
...
I
:lnl '"'"'" '7'
...
...
79 f.i 9

I
I
... 27th Fchy., '79 6 0 2

I ... 3i!l 4
... J·'°'', '78CtUTied f forw::ml
--
41i0 l:l
]!)
--- ------·- -------
...... 12,606 18 8
., =
"'/
.~.
31 I

5-J:'l' JH.H. \\'OIU\.:l,

 PUl3LIC WORKS, &c.

Estimated
Describe the 'Vork and where Whether Constn1ct.ing or Authority under which it is
E::i::pense in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling.

NEW won.Ks.
l\fJSCELf,ANEOUS SERVICES-continued.

Government 'Workyard, Kingston ... Account Current for Traction}

Eugine, Carts, :Mules, Har- 200 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79.
llll».,, and lloat charges ...

Ditto To build stores and office 100 0 0

Public Gardens, Kingston To erect a band-stand 20 0 0 Colonial Rccretary's Letter,

dated 17th Jany., '7!1
Ditto To erect bancl and m11sic stand l
pro»Cmed by Alex. Turnlmll, j Kil Ditto
Es<1. ··· dated l!.lth July, '7'J
Casemate at Fort Augusta To convert into a powder maga-
z;uo 28 0 0 Ditto
dated 17lh March, '79
Lazaretto at Green Bay, St. Catho-
rmo 'rG provide 4000 0 0 Ln.w 17 of 1879
Public Clock, Morant B:iy To erect Iloll-tunuol aud co- }
I vori11g to preserve Ulock 40 0 0 Colonial Secretary's Lotter,
I .from <lust . . •. dated 6th J m1e, '77
Duff Day River School
I
••. To erect foot-bridge across the
lluff ll;iy RiYe.r 112 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
Postal Tramways, Portland ••• To improve 25 0 0 Coloninl Recretary's Letter,
1

I <lated 6th Jany., '79

, Plan of St. Ann To prepare Nil Ditto
<lated 12th June, '78
· Public Clock, Port l\Iaria To erect in tower of Church Nil Ditto
I dated :lrd August, '76
Land for .l\larkot at .Adclpl1i, St. I
Jm~es .•. Stamps on patent Nil Ditto
dated 7th January, '79
lloat Honse, Falmouth
I
... To provide a pair of gatos 10 0 0 C'oloninl Estimate, 1878•7'J
Well at Duncans, Trolawny 1
... To complete N;i Colonfal 8ccrctary's Letter,
<lated 20th .l\fay, "i4
Um·bour of Falmouth ...1 To erect n. l:cacon 0n tho shore}
I.no to 1.hu Ea.,Lw1ml of l''al- Ni.1 D:~to
1 lAlOath 4 ..

dated 12th J .. ugust, '7'J

l'ost Office and Residence, Mando-1
,.;u.i To provide
500 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79

rrrigatio:i for Vere . . . :.r-.king surveys :Xil Law 16 of 1817

Pro"l'Culion of 8. A.
Lare-011y Ilendricl:s f''.'.·. I Lugal expenses 33 3 0 Colon:nl ~ccrotary's T,etter, :
<l:~tcd 18th Nov., '73

Tmining Colbgo, S;i:.:.11d1 Town To improYc snn"tary state

50 0 0 Dit.fn
datocl 22nd Jany., '79
Paris Exhibition . . To provide and ship articles ...
Nil Ditto
date<l 17Ll1 Nov., '77
 PUDLIC WORKS, &c. G 19
Fund from which Whether Fin- I
lf Finished If Unfinished
When actual Amount Amount of
the Expense is ished er Unfin- of Expemlittue Expenditure up
Co=enccd. Tota!. Remarks.
in Pounds to present date
defrayed. ished. Sterling. in Pounds

...
Sterling.
£ s. d.
- £ s. d. £ s. d.
Drought forward 4GO 13 3 ... 12,GOG 18 8

General Revenue 1st October, '78 Finished 6 0 10

Not cost of
... 2Gth April, '78 ... 5 6 7
working.

... 20th Jany., ''i!l ... 49 0 11

... 22nd August, '79 Unfinished ... 0 5 0

... 21st April., '79 Finished 28 12 10

... 6th June, '79 U nfi:llshed ... 11 19 8

Parochial Surplus 2nd Sept., '78 Finished 57!17 11

Fund
I
...
I
General Revenue 23rd Sept., '78 Unfinished 129 10 7
... 31st Jany., '79
F;nbhOO 18 12 2

... 3rd April, '78 unfinisl1ed ... 94 1 4

General Revenue 25th August, '76 F;nished 3 5 0

Market Fund, St. 13th Jany., '79 ... 2 5 0

)

James.

General Revenue 10th April, '79 ... 10 0 0·

"
Pa.rochiPl gurplus 11th Dec., '74 ... GOG 11
)
Fuud

General Revenue 4th Sept., '79 Unfin:shcd ... JG 10 0

'

... 5th July, '78 ... ... 1 0

I
Special Loan
General Hovom:e
I 25th June, '78
21st :Sov., '78
Finished
...
I

44

33
1

3 8
•I I
0

.
... 3rd Fehy., "19 ... 53 o 10 I
... 12th Oct., G3 ... 5 11 9
----·
1,084
-------
2 Jl
-
25:5 6 7 1,637 9 6
T o:al for )liscel lancous Scrviccs
1 ---- --
c.. ,. ..;..,,1
~--~-,
f nrw:J.l'(l
~
••• 1 ... ... 14,244 8 2
I
 G 20 PUDUC WORKS, &c.

Estimated
De!!Cribo the \Vork and w lwro Whether Constructing or .Authority under which it is
Expense in
under Repair. Executed.
Situat1--d.
Pounds Sterling.

·------,---------
£ s. d.
------------

houonuroN SEIWTCEH.

Coolio Ilo~pita.l, Port Mari;\ To provide now roof and gutters 320 O 0 Colonial E~timatc, 1878-79.

Ditto To provide ablution rooms 60 0 0

Ditto To provide a tank 150 0 0
Coolie Ilospital, 13ulf B:,y To repair fence ... , 46 0 0

Coolie Ilospital, Ela.ck River .. . To floor open Yorandnh with }

I cement and take do\\'11 par- 30 0 0
titions ...
Ditto To o<mvert tv;o latrines into I
earth closets ; provirJe la- I
trincs for Dispenser an d )- 47 0 0
male patients, <ind provide a I
ba1.h-rovm ... )
Ditto 1'o provide fence and gates 15 0 0
Ditto Gener;.! repairs and painting .. . 50 0 0
Coolie Hospital, :O:av-fa-1\far To repair fences and road 20 0 0

· Coolie !Iospital, Dry River ••• 1 To buil<l a lntrine for male ward 27 0 0
Ditto ... 1To alter ventilation and stand-
ing blinds ... 12 0 0
Ditto To paint nncl repair l'lfatron's } 1

Ditto
Quarteri, female latrine, dead
house, and fomalo w .tr<l ...

... To erect fence

I
40
•• I
···1 60 0 0
Coolie liosp:tal, Lionel Town · · ·1 Genernl repairs to buildings and/
stock a.de fence ... 42 0 0
1 Coolio Hospital, Linstea<l ...I General nr>airs and painting 15 0 0

Ca~unl Repairs an<l l\foinkmunce ... , 200 0 0

I
LtouT' Hot•s£s.
Plumh Point Salaries
382 0 0
Ditto SnppJ;e,; aml rq,airll
320 0 0
:i-tomnt l'oint 8aLr:c.s
I
2!)0 0 o,
l>rtt<.1 ···i SuppEcs and rep<1.irs · 400 0 0
 PUDLIC WORKS. G- 21

Fund from which Whether Fi."'l- If l!'iniahed If Unfinished

When actual Amount Amount of
Total. Remarks.
the Expense is
Commenced.
ishcd or Un-
finished.
of Expendituro Expenditure up
in l' ounda
Sterliog.
to present date
in Poundg
.
defrayed.
Sterlillg.
-------
.c 8. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d.
Brought forward ... ... ... 14,?44 18 2

Immigr;i.tion 3rd }.larch, '79 Unfinished ... 234 18 9

}fund.

... I
1st Nov., '78 ... ... 6 4 11

··- 23rd May, '79 ... ... 90 1 9

... 25th April, '79 Finished 34 6 6

I
... I 2nd Aug., '78 ... 0 15 0

... \ 13th Sept., '78 ... 51 12 3

... llih Oct., '78 ... 4 10 0

... 1st Aug., '79 Unfinished ... 27 0 8

... 2nd June, '79 ... ... 12 12 8

1 Finished 25 14 4
... 3rd Feb., '79

... 5th llfay, '79 ... 10 17 10

... I26th l'r!ay, '79 ... 29 15 1

... I 23rd June, '79 Unfinished ... 31 6 0 )

37 18 1
")
...
... 29th Aug., '79 Finished

... 14th March, '79 Unfinished ... 11 9 9

)

93 11 9
... I 1st Oct., '78 Finished

I
28!) l )(} 413 14 G 702 16 4 ,
Total for Immigration Services ,

I '
381 11 8
I I
I

General Revenue 1st Oct., '18 Finished

... I ... ... 347 2 6

... ... ... 2rl0 0 0 I

... 271 I!) 1
... ...

I
Total for Lig ht Houses ...
-·
L,280 13 3 I
------
... 1,280 13 3
!
I I
... 16,227 17 9
i (':irr:e<l 1 forward .. ...
 (; 22

Estimated
Describe the "'ork, nnd where Whether Constructing or .Authority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. under Repair. Executed.
Pounds Sterling

£ s. d.

~1AG\'TEXANCE.

; ~nlarlcs 495 O O Colonial Estimate, 1878-79

Oflicc T~xpcmes 25 0 0

·· C:Ifo::dworks and
ym<tn:~~.
lilain Canal

Port II •mlmw•-:i, n·l'l j

ITo maintain fonc;ng, culverts,
bri1!gc~, &c., &c. 230 0 0
{ -u111hcrland !'enJh,u1clws chan·
;a:"lJI Ditto 175 0 0
tlw] Icmt',, I~::.;c s1: IJ;;;<Jia1)·
nd
•
!Ohl l~nrh'lnr Hr:1?11 h ; Harthml~}
l
and Bu~hy l'ai'I~ ~111,~.ti.a1·y 1,;ha11- I Ditto 200 0 ()
ucfa

Stores, m1ch as lumber, nail~, sb1- '

pies, &c. ... 50 0 0
1

Clc·1ring ~round Cnco:mnt 1111<1 )

other Fruit Trees pl>mted at the ' [ 25 0 0
lleitdwurk~ and 011 h:rnk~ of caual )
I
Gontingc:i.c1es cs 0 0
Distribution Channels ... 1 GOO 0 0
I I
I
.XE\Y WORKS.

, !Icadworks and }fain Canal .. . Altc1·ations to D,1111 2,0-i3 o o Law !!) of 1370

I
P1·t:L1c PL.\::\TATIO"is I
f. Salaries (
952 () 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878·79
: Ciuehoim Plantation ... ' Chmh1g and kceping-11p 1,567 0 0
Ditto I Cutting doJ>m andhark!ng ao}
"~ · u~
ui: ( mchona, and ch.ip-
1 p;;ig liark
1
I 250 0 0 C.:olonii•l Rt.>cretarv·~ L<>tter,
<lated 7th Aug·u~t, '79
l

Ditto Erecting achlitional ch-ying shed,,\ 80 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79

Cns!leton Gardens ~

I
... {'fo:ming and keeping-up 87:3 0 0

Kin!; . . tnn C:at'flen~

f l'la11tatio11 at Pd;:i.ulocs
I Ditto
Cl,•:mil'[.( ;onrl ::<'<'ping up 2:>00
. .I 347 0 0

l\:CdtlHUi.S hy C.Ht\'~c ... l n.lJoi.U" .• . 051 0 0

f. I;,lpC I,.l:tu;:~t;un
l',l:11~1t tJg ;.',;.,'iJ<;~, ~UH.l tcep:ng UJ'
1 .. :u,L...::· l;:cJ~..; • ... :.!63 8
f i;alh C an!cns
... CJc;ming :t:1:1 k•cp'ng up ; tmcl!
0

Ir____,_,_,,.......,."""'-=~,.,,._~,,,,,,,,_,.,,=-===-=z.=:s:=,.,,..._,.....,_,,.---=>
J>.i o.p:-.g.1.t.~~1g X ut.1~1\..'g.s !.!O 0 0

_ __
 rrnuc WORKS. G 23

Funrl from 'which Whether Fin- ' If Finished If Cnfinisbed

nctual Amount Amount cf Ex-
the Expense is

<lefmyed.
Commenced.
finished.
I
ishe<l or Un- of Expenditure penditure up
in Pounds
Sterling.
to present date
m Pot~nds
Total. Rcmarkl!.

Sterling.
n--------- ______,. . ,__, ------- ------ --- ---
I
Brought forward
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ 1. d .
16,227 17 \)

I
Genernl Revenue 1st Odoller. .,jS Finished 51G ] 5
1
...
...

... \ ...
I ...

...
24 18 11

237 16 3

... ... ... 185 10 1)

I
I

l!J4 l~ 2

51 3 6 \

27 8 11 \

13th :;\ov., '78 (i\) 5 1 I

\ bt Octowr, '78 23 8 4 I

I 1Gt!1 Dec.. 'i8 ... I 3,115 1 8

I

'l'btal for Irri gation Works ... ! 4,50~~1____··_·___ 4,505 6 8

1

1st Octobc1·, '781 Finished 39() 7 8 )

lst October, '78 ... 1/l76 12 4

21st July, "79 Unfinished ... ) 41 16 11

28th Jul;,-, 'l!l ... ... I GI 1 10

1st Uctobcr, '78 , Fi."'lishcd 6:J[, 17 0

... I ... 2SS 3 1

I
I

... .. 211 10 11
I
I I
I

l
... l ... I
3fl2 15 !)

I
... '
I
...
I------- -------
20 0 0

'l'otd for l'lan ltalions, &c ... G I !l 103 18 !) 3,654 5 6

I (';trrictl ~4,3370lll
W_ _:c::wwww '-~----------------_,.--
 PrBLlC \YOltKS, &c.
c 2 l·
Estin1ated
Whether Constmcting or Authority under which it is
Descriho the 'Vork aml where Expense in
Executed.
Situated. Pounds Sterling!

·1--------------· - - ----- --------------·

£ s . d.

N cw Water Works, St. Catlwrine ... To provi<lo 8,000 0 0 Law 16 of 1877

'fELE GHAPilS,

To provide 'i,500 0 0 Law 1 of1879

Electric Telegraphs
Ditto Fitting np offices at Kingston.
Montt•go Hay and Falmouth 95 0 0 Coloni:tl Recretary's Lette~,
dated 12th )Jay, "/!l :md iilh
and 12lh Augu~t, ·;3
RAILWAYS.

Line from Ki1l'!Ston to Old Ilarbonr

I~
0
and Augels • •• Imprornme1its
36,,)97 0 0 Law of 181!)

Extension of lino from Oki Har I

b.mr to l'vrus )laking imrvoys 87 3 0 0 Vote of Council, 23th )larch.
18/V

Court Ilousca ... j 120 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79

Office for Superintendent of Ronda

Ocho ltios 8 0 0

\V.\TER I:..\TJ;S I
Coloma! Socret:i.ry's Otlico I
Director of Roads Oflico

W orkym:':l, Kingston [I 100 0 0

King's llouso

L'lrmp Point Light Houso

I
.)
1

<

F'urnitnre for King's Umiso, St. ~\ndrew Nil Law 7 of 1874

~1' is H.o \ ns A JS n Ditwca:s. (
Or1F1.1:i.ry l'<'p:t:rs all<I i\lainlnnanec}
.,f .\lam llua<ls (/~] mile", Gu 22,905 17 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-'i!l.
t:hams) l\Jl(l Bri<lgcs ...

:rnw WOH.K8.
Purl ~Lmmt to Dath
20 0 0
Qnaw !I II to -:iianchionc::l '1'~1 cnnt.:nnc p:irapet wdl. and )
m1prorn i;r:l.(Ecut of Ol<l 'foll r I 10 0 0
l:aw . ..J
.\lanchlonco:l to l'ricstman's 1~1Ycr... 'i'o\\;,11.,
crec.t Om·c t·!1ai11s of parapet[
I «l lllnc liulc ... 1 10 0 0
l'c•rt Antonio lo Hope Bay ·· · To improYc Bmlinglon Jlill ... :30 0 0
I To «l"C'C• fiYOcl~aius pnn~-1 I
of
l'"t, wall •d :\orwick near • JO 0 0
Dap.l•M Cha pd ... J

I I
 PUBLIC WORKS &c. G 25
-~

Fund from which ·whether Fin- If Finished If Unfinished

IYJ1en actual Amount Amount of
the Expense is ished or Un- of Expenditure Expenditure up
Commenced, Total. Remarks.
in l'ounds to present date
defrayed. finished. Sterw1g. in Pounds
Sterling.
£ s. d. £ s. d·
-
£ s. d.
Brought forward ... ... ... 2!,387 9 11
Special Loan 25th March, '78 Unfinished ... ... 5,060 4 10

... 17th Mru:ch, '70 ... ... 4,593 15 11

... 10th May, 'rn ... ... 89 11 6

Total for Telegraphs ... ... 4,683 7 5 4,683 7 ()
-------
... 17th March, '79 Un.finishod ... 366 16 2

General Revenue 14th April, '70 ... ... 980 4 2

Total for Rail ways ... ... 1,347 0 4 1,347 0 4

... bt Oct., '78 Finished 140 0 0

... ... ... 8 0 0

Total for Rerts ..., _____

0
148 0 ... 148 0 0

2 14 0
10 16 0
... ... F.ini:sl1ed ~
ri 9 12 0
4:5 0 0
I
l 4 16 0
Total for vVater Rates ... 72 18 0 ... 7." \18 0
'
------ -
... 15th Nov. '78 Finished ... 3 18 0
)

... 1st Oct. '78 ... ... ' 22,650 18 11

... 2G~h August, '78 ... 14 3 0

... 30th June, '79 ... 9 7 G

... 7lh April, '7!) Unfinished ... 4 5 0

... 1st March, '78 F inished 27 15 7

... 31st March, '79 Unfirushed ... 3 9 0

------
Carried forward ... 51 G I -·014-0-1 58,353 i7 5
~

'i -PL lJUC \\' OllliS.

 rr1rLTC WORKS, &c.
-,-
Estimated
\\'hether Constnicting or Authority under which it is
Describe the\\"ork, and where 1
Expense in
under llcpair. Executed.
Situated. 'Pounds Sterling.
i
------------ ---- ------------- - - ---- --·------ -- ------

:NEW WOP.KS.
1i!A1N RoAns ANll Bmncms-continiird.
'ro divert road at Kildare ... 110 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-79
Hopo lhy to Duff Bay

llufT Jhy to Gibraltiu· \Vharf Altering road, piling and con-

~trnct.ing ~ame along the
}I 394 0 0
\Vimh;or Castle be<•ch

Djtto To erect Iri~h Bridge near

Coolie Burial Ground, An- 50 0 0
notto Bay

Ditto To provide two Fnnken bridges

at Allig.1tor l'oud 270 0 0

Ballard's V:tlloy to Water Yallcy .. . To erect retaining wnll :it Dry

U nt near Ballard's Valley ... ();} 0 0

Ocl10 Rios to Saint Ana's 13~y To hnikl rotiiining wall, and

wirlen road hetween Belmont
}t 80 0 0
and Ocho .Rios
:'.font<'go-TI:i.y to 8th mile-post, near
Grca~ l{ivcr Bridge To erect parapet wall on edge
of rock at Bluff 12 0 0
Spriug to Lon g Bay To erect rebtining and pampet )
wall~ on read nem· b:de of f. 20 0 0
cave ou h;Jl I
I

Long D<iy to 1Iontego Bay
Mont~go-Ray to 8th milo-post nc:ir
Gr..iai l{i,·cr Bridge
... T•) huilcl :m Ir:sh Bridge or)
level crossing at Running Jl,. 25 0 0
Gut Ei;tato
I
To drive a row of hardwood!
pilcR to check the course of I I
r
tho river near Barnett's
13ri<lge, and to secure tbej
sitle of the l\lain road
I 25 0 0

Dfy Uru:hour to Rio B:;eno

I
'r<> widen and improve the roadl
at tho bend on Bengal Hill ... 8 0 0
8avanna-la.-l\'.for to F crris ltivcr To ln1ild bri<lgo ne:1r the F oote
River 210 0 0
; l•'t:rris Ri,·or to l\facfidd To. lmil<l(a large culvert near thc1.
2.)r<lnule-post . . .1 80 0 0
Font Hill to Black River . . 'J'n lmihl fon,~ltowingof loose "'
~tones to protect ;,fain Road I
I
frc.111 tmcroachn.ont by the ~ 50 0 0
~1 opposite .Black Rive1· j
t. ourt lloui;e J I
~ l:nh1 Pr:!I to 30th m:Ic-post o"'
'. l v rns H"'"l 'l'o lmiH one culvert at 23rd 1
m ik-post . . ., 2ii 0 0
~ Lime ~m·a1mah to Cha;:iclton '!'" re· cnn~trnct and improYe . . . 440 0 0
~
~ l•'Jint. l\irnr.to ling E~tatc ... To lm1lcl a Ln«~o culvert at Bar·
j L:cm1, near J(),.h mile-post .. . 20 0 0
!'lint Hivcr to Po;uL E>;late ·· · I'<>r pTng nt Point Estate to "' I
rai811 the hn d c.f tlw ro;11l ; , ! ~3 0 0
I m11l f.,r ;1 culvert al the :;;.uac f
pl.tw )

I I
 Pl"BLIC l\OllK~. &C G 27

Fund from wh.ich

Whether Fin- If Finished
::cbr.l Amvunt
I
lf 'C'nfinish<!<l,
.Amount of
When
the Expense is
Commenced.
ished or Un-

finished.
in Pounds
Sterliug.
I
of Expcn<Lture Expenditure up
to present da.te
in Pounds
Tota.I.
Remarks

defra.yed. Sterling.
1--~rought _fo_rw_ar_:.._l---..-. - - -£- s.
1
d. £ s. d. ----- £
d. ;:- - -
s.- -
-
51 6 1 7 14 0 58,353 17 5
.

General Revenue
!I lGlh lLl.y, 'i7 Finishc....1 '.H 10 !l \
I

I
... \.27th Febry., '7!l lJn finislu,><.l ... \ 2i0 8 !l

... I 26th July, ·18 Finished 42 16 1

1 ~th ~farch, 'i!l ... 221 18 1 I

l'iLlt Fubry., ''i!l ... 47 G 11 I

2·ith March, ''i!l l:-nfinishcd ... I 3!l !l 10
I
I zsth ~Iarch, 'i!l Finihhed 12 12 oI

I 1st Febry., 'f!l ... 4 10 0

I
I
I
2·ith l\Iarch, 'rn ... 24 16 0
I

/ 21tli Jany., '79 , ... !H l~ 0

I

... ,,,,
I
/ ,..u'"'"'· ,.,/ fi ~

Uth July, '7!1 Gnlini~hccl ... 15 0 6

I
17th August, 'i!l ... ... ' I
2:1 li 11

I
21st July, ';"() ... ... I l:i 15 4
I

18th "\11gu~t, ' j[l II Fini::hcd 21 I ;;

23.11 J any.. "i!l •..

I I
I
1 2;;11i " pril, .,!, l!J :; :J

:!i J1 .Jany .. 1';':J

-- 1 ~--
('wTlcJ ' fr:1;·:1n:l ~1;-7 0 J I i ::7:: (it I.s. t
''"'3
-: o N
1.1V1• I~
' •
,)

~· ·
 G 28 J>rnuc WORKS, &c.

E:;tinrn.tcd
l>cscrihc the "/ork and whet'C '\ihethcr Construcing or ~iuthority under which it is
Expense in
Situated. under Hep:iir. defrayed
(otm<lsStcrling

--------~~-;
£ s. cl.

NEW WORKS.
:\IAIN ROAJ)S ANJ> BR1nOJ 0:s-<:onfi1i11c<I.

Point Estate to Lucca ... To improve tl1e r<>a<l at Bar- )

hary Hill, and to Luild a pa- ~ 35 0 0 Colonial Estimate, 1878-'i!>
J
l
rnpct wall

23lh l\Iilc-post to Davis Oo\'o 'l'o lmil<l 1i briclgo across Pedro

Gully 150 0 0

Green Isbncl-from new to Oltl

T0\711 ... / For piling to protect tho road
nciu· the U ro'"n lskncl Drit!ge~ 20 0 0

Uog Walk Road, Saint Catherine ... To raise roatl between Rahy's
Corner m1tl the Flat Bridge 902 0 0 Coloninl f:;ccr't't:try'R Letter,
<lated i;>nl Juno, "i!J

Flat Dric'go over tho R,io Coliro, } To renew the beams and
ne:ir the (ith mile-stone 011 Ute planking, raise tho abut-
Linstoad Road ments and pier tln·ec feet, O O Colonial Esiiuiato, 1878-79
and also raise the approaches
Bocllos Gully, Olcl lfarLour ... Pur.chase of Lands for deviat-1

I
ing tho road, und forming
bralgc approaches ; carrying r 1300 0 0
out sud1 <lovi1'tion, and)
e:munoncing the erection of

I a br.idgo

Ditto
I PiEng to he driven by the side )
of the main road tu prevent 1

l) ivornion of part 0£ Road to Ohl I

it hcirrg
.
further encroached I/-
upon by the gully ) I 25 0 0

Har~our H;;y Purchare of Larnl, fencing :m<l

( con~tructwn uf road .. ·1
93G 0 0
Extension of Hoacl to Olcl llarhour
13ay A.~etall ing 13 ehn;ns of ro:ul fo ) ,
be :1Aldc<l tu lhc t.l;;in Huad l
from its pr( ;c1Jt termination (
I G3 10 0
at thu Uuat.om House )

1'.uwc:u.\L Ilo.\11~ .\~l> 1:1>rnm:~.

I
l:ri1l:c~

""'Y
nvcr \V:mwr's Poml, ~aint

Chapd.uu lo Carn Valley

... , To erect .. ..., 1.131 0 O Colon id ::;ccrct:iry's I,ot~cr,
dated 10th lkc., '77

... 1 •.1 con:;trnd XI DiHo

... / <lated 2bt Au:;., 78

I
 Prnur wo1rn:s. &c. r. 20

Fund from which Whether Fin- If Fini~he<l H Unfinishe..l

actnal Amount Amount of ,
t})e Expense

is defrayed..
Commenced.
ishe<l or Un- I of Exp1mclitnru . Expenditure up
finished.
in Pounds I to present date
Sterlidg. in PoundsI I T.,t.al. Jtcmnrks. •

Sterling. I
~~~~~-1~~~~

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s· d.
977 o 11 I I
:i12 6 4 58,353 17 j
BrougM forward

1
''
General Revenue. 1st April, '79 Finished. 55 2 1

2:ith July, '79 138 12 7 I

10th Feby., '79 19 19 3

!st Aug., '79 Cnfinisheu. 250 9 5

!Hh Fchy., '79 Fini~hed. 477 12 8

14.h )farch, '79 Cnfin.ibhed 7'96 14 0

lOrh }{arch, '79 Finished. 23 10 5

Hth }farch, ·79 Sill 4 1

3rd F..il1y., "i9 63 9 7 I

- -- ) - 4026 1 4
2,GCG 11 7 I 1,419 9 9
Total for l\foin Roads, &c. New \Yorks

I
280 1 0
rarrichi~l ~\t:-:ph; 13th .April, '77 rufmishcd
Fund '
10 9 3 :
14th Jany., '79

l I

Total for Paroch iill 11.oarh, &c.

,-·-:--1
I • 290 10 3 j
'- - - ' 290 10 3
 G 30 J>ruuc WORKS, &c.

::,UIM.AR\ 01" }.Xl'E.ND11'Urn.

l>L.BLlC DCILDI~G8. -°MAI"\ rt.:- 1"\cb. -£ !!. d. ;£ e. d.

('hurche•, Ch11pels and Rectoric:1 428 4 0

Courts and Public Offices l,:'27 13 9

Prisons, Reformatories an<l Police Stations 1,46u 3 !)

J lospitals and Asylums 467 10 9

l\liscdlaueous 8ervices l,246 3 6 4,734 15 9

-----·--
PvBLIC B'GILDINGS.-NEw wouKs.
f
Courts ::nd Public Offices . 2,56:l 11 4 '
J>ri~on~, l{eforrnatories and Poli<'e Stations l,i>30 17 6 I
Ho~pitals and Ai;yluuis 3,7~7 1 8
J\iihcellaneous S.ervices ] ,6:~7 !) 6 9,509 0 0
____!
11 I 1111nigmtion Scn<ccs 'i02 lG 4
Vght Houses 1,280 13 3
l rr'giition \Yorks 4,505 6 8
Pnlilic l'lantations and Gurdens 3,654 5 6
New "'ater \\'orks, St. Cather~ne
5,060 4 lO
Electric Telegraphs
4,683 7 5
R:dways
1,347 0 4
Rent!!
148 0 0
\\.at-Or Rates
72 18 0
Furniture for King's Ilouse
3 18 0

RO,\ OS AXD BRIDGES-

Urdinary repairs aml )fa in Lenance

22,6.30 18 11
<~ ew \Vorl:s
4,026 ] 4 26,677 0 3

T'arochial Ro:L<l~ and Dri(lgcs

,-~-
2!l0 10 3
Sal.u·ies of the Depnxtmcnt (l
9,404 12 !)
OAlco Contingenc:es
64 15 !)
Ex;>enscs in c..inncct:on with la.:uls
l!ll 7 1

TotrJ ,--·------------
- - - - __ _ _1_:_:-2.:,:lO ~
. .T. R :'ITAXX,
Ji' :h Fcliruary, 1880. fln·crfor of norui.~ wul :i11rrc1111r-Ocnewl
'
,}

~~---------------------------~'

'.w= aw rm=:w:a:::s._ct; a: ... m=:w

lidak::Z::&f£ = i&L_tJ&Lcw *4
 H

..

LEGISLATION.

LAWS, PRQCLAJ\IA'rIONS, ORDERS IN COUXCIL, &c.,

WlIICII llA YE BEE~ PRO)IULGA'fED IX TliE COLONY nrnr:xa. 'rJIE YL\l~

1870.
 LEGISLATION.
II 2

Substance of the Law, &e. Transmitted to England

Date of the Law, &c.

1879.
1879.
3rd January The Telegraph Law, 1879 10th January

' " A Law relating to the Jamaica Constabulary Pc_n-

" sion Fund 16th "
15th " A Law to allow and confirm certain Expenditure
in 1876-77 24th "
" " A Law in Aid of the Kingston Markets Laws: 7 of
1869 and 15 of 1872 " "
,,
" " A Law in Aid of Law 33 of 1868 "
" " The I sland Ilecords Law, 1879 3rd February
,, "
" The Debenture Law, 1879 "
" " The Married Woman's Property Law, 1870 8th "
" " The Appropriation Law, 1879 5th "
7th February The Ma.in Road Law, 1879 13th "
" " The Vere Irrigation Law, 1879 " "
8th " Tho Railway Loan Law, 1879 " "
20th " A Law in Aicl of the ~Icdical Law, 47 of 1872 Gth March
26th " Tho Divorce Law, 1879 27th February
15th 1\Iarch The Marriage Law, 1879 2nd April
23rd April The Legacy Duty Law, 187!) 3rd l\Iay
" " < The Lepers' llomo LaY.-, 1879 5th "
" " Tho Immigration F inance Law, 1870 3rd. "
,,
'" Tho Suppleme~tary .AppTOpriation Law, 1879 5th "
3rd J\Iay A Law for the Prevention of Accidents ut Su<Pur
:i\lills b-
7th
,, "
" The Island Curates' Fund Amendment Law, 1879 c:
,, "
ith lni;tituto of Jamaica Law, 1879 17th "
J.lih .. 'l'he Immigration Protection and Ilen·ulation I aw
1879 b j • '
23rcl "
21th " The J ud.icature Law, 1879
2nd June
" " Judicature Laws nepeal Law, 1879
" "
" " The 1\Iarri:ige Law Offie1~ces Law, 1870 ;.
:30th
c;
" 8ummary Orders rrocdure J,a\T, 1870
" "
 LEGISLAT.l'.O~.
ns

Date of the Law, &c. Substance of the Law, &c. Transmitted to England.

1879. 1879.
24th May A Law in Aid of the Administrator General's
Law, 34 of 1873 - 30th June
" " The Pilot Law Amendment Law, 1879 - 7th "
27th " The Kingston Sailors' Home Law, 1879 - " "
28th " A Law to allow Abraham ~fallory Dillet, Esq.,}
Barrister-at-Law, to practise as an Attorney in 2nd
all the Courts of this Island
"
7th June A Law to confirm and carry into effect certain l
,.
Articles of Agreement for the Purchase by the
Government of this Island of the Jamaica
Railway and the Property of the Jamaica
f 7th "
Railway Company )

9th July The Bankruptcy Law, 1879 - - 9th July

15th ,. The Schools Commission Law, 1879 - 26th "

23rd " 'l'he Militia Law, 1879 - - 6th August

,
I

'
)

•
.
 LEGISLATION.

De.te. Subject.

--·--
PnoCLAMATIONs, &c., rn YEAR 1878-79.

1878.
9th October Publishes Hydrographic Notice with .reference to the West Indies.

23rd October Publishes Hydrographic Notice with regard to Cape of Good Hope.
31st December Drawing attention to the Provisions of the Foreign Enlistment Act, 1870, in
consequence of a supposed Insurrectionary movement by persons in Jamaica
against the Haytian Government.
1879.
11th January Publishes Hydrographic Notice with reference to Black River Anchorage, Dry
Harbour, Puerto Rico and Cuba.
13th January Publishes Order of Her Majesty in Council, giving effect to i.he Treaty between
Great Britain and Spain as to mutual surrender of Criminals.
1st March Publishes Extract from the London Gazette relative to the Notices given by the
French Government, to terminate on the 1st January, 1880, the Co=ercial
Treaties between Great Britain and France.
12th March Publishes Hydrographic Notices with reference to Co&ta Rica, Port Limon,
Nassau, Cay Sal Bank and New Grenada.
15th Ma.rch Publishes Her Majesty's Order in Council under tho :Merchant Shipping Acts,
exempting from re-measurement in Great Britain Danish Vessels, the Certifi-
cates of. which are dated on or after 1st October, 1867.
26th April Publishes Order of the Queen in Council, giving effect to the Treaty between
Great Britain and the Swiss Confederation as to mutual surrender of C1·iminals .
. 6th May Publishes Hydrographic Notice regarding the Cape of Good Hope and West
Coast of Africa.
8thM11-y Publishes Hydrographic Notice regarding the West Indies.
14.th May Prochmation notifying the commencement of Tho Immigration Protection and
Regulation Law.
).1th June Proclamation notifying the commencement of The Immigration Finance Law.
26th July (
Publishes Hydrographic Notice with reference to Belize IIarbour.
3rd September Proclemation prohibiting the Exportation from Jamaica of Gunpowder, Fire-
works, &c.
9th September Publishes Hydr~graphic Notice regarding French Guiana.
 I

C 0 UN CI LS.
1879.
 COUNCILS.

frm'Y CouNCJIL-·llctum of Members cotilJ_)Osing tl~ Privy 001.tncil as on the 30th day of
September, lo79.

Date of Date of Whether holding any, and what

Name. Appointment. Confirmation. other Civil or Military Office.

-- ---------- - - - - - - ------
Qffecirrl ]#[embers by t~irtuc of
t!teir O.(ficcs.
The Hon. Col. John Hackett 15th May, 1878 Senior Military Officer in Com·
mand of Her Majesty's !Wgu-
lar Troops within this Island.
The Hon. Edward Newton,
0.)1.G. 6th Aug., 1878 . Colonial Secretary.

The lfon. Edward Loughlin

O':Malley 16th Aug., 1876 Attorney General.

The Hon Major-Gcnl. James 1

RohC'ri .Mann, R. E. 18th April, 1867 I Director of Roads and Surveyor
General.
Ditto appointed an Official
.Member 4t.h Sept., 1817 -

Clerk- Tho Assistant Colonial Secretary.

The maximum nu mber of Members of the Privy Council is eight.

1

LEt 1sLA.TIVb CoUN<'IL-CRR ATlm JlY 0RDKR J:o; Couxcn,, DATED llTn JuNE, 1866, AND AME:SDF.D
RY OnnER IN Couxcu., DATED llTH NoYE,rnER, 1869.
nturn of Jlembr">·s compo.<iing the Legislatii·e Council as on tlte 30th day of Sept., 1879.

nate of Date o.f Whether hol<ling any, and what

Appointment. Confirmation. other Civil or }filitary Office.
---~--- --- - ---
fYf;'l'll / J/1111/w)'S 11 rt/'fllf' <f/
f /i('//' ( ~flh1'8.

I
~ His l•:x1•ellmt·v ~ir
Ant.ht>ny
M 1Bgr1m·, I~.< ;,;\U i , Pn:- ,
i;i1lc-n1
I
<'aplain ncn<'ral a11J liovcrnor-
I
in-Chief.
C.lw;ml X<'wt011, C.:'lr.n. Gtl1 Aug-, 1878 I <ith Aug., 1 S7R l ,i;·11tP1111111 Go\'..'n1v1" tJl)louial
~ ( 'olord John Huckcit S 't:retarv.
~
•
t:lth J\fav, .
. 1870 11th ?>Iuv' lbi8 8011101 Mili1aq Officer in Com-
m:m1! of lI<>i'· il1a1·csty•s Re,,.u·
fi E<; w:ml Loughlin (l' .\lalky ... l (hh J unc, 1876 10th ,fun<.', J ~iii l ar 'I'1oops. . o
i Att1n·11 ..~ (fru('ral.
1
I ( Jph iai .rl1°11lfi{ /'8 I

I J nn·· noh1'rt )lunn. :ibior

lk11t 1, I, Ho~ .,J 1 •:ng1rce~~
I ,Jn!in Cli':ulc~' Macl.glash:m
I
:thcl X ov. 1~()9
..,. ,
-
1
Director of Roads arnl Surveyor
Genera 1.
flfli TPne, 1818 • l.Hh July. 1Ri81 Auditor General.
~
1
lhnit•l l'<'W L'r Tr<'nch I
ditto Collector General.
i I:1l.rnr<l N <X'l \Yalkc-r
I I
I
5 ; ;j1h ~O\ 187S
- A, ss .1 ~ t :m f ('. ol onial Secretary.
~ ~'•mrnd ('011stantine bu1 ke I <lit to I dlt1o 1
(ro,\u Solicitor.
.........__'"'""-
.. •-••""'",.,... ....,.-,,...,-.-i_.._..._
..._....."'= I
,......._._,.._,311:1>~=••.....,...._za•mso~~~>-.:a.....,..._...,.~...,..,TllE':nsw-.......
.-.~
 COUNCILS. I3

LEGieLATIVE CouNOIL-continued.

Date of Date of Whether holding any, and what

Name. Appointment. Confirmation. other Civil or Military Office.

Unofficial Members.
James Henry McDowell 16th Oct., 1866 16th March, '67 Custos of the Parish of Saint
Andrew.

James :Mitchell Gibb 16th Feb., 1872 7th May, 1872 Ditto Clarendon

George .:;olomon 3rd July, 1873 ditto

Ikmy W cstmodtmcl 19th Jan., 1875 lat April, 1875

Lcice"ter Colville Shirky 19th Fcb.,. 1877 2nd April, 1877

Hobert Hamilton 6th June, 1878 13th JW.y, 1878

Ilcnry Forbes Colthirst 5th Nov., 1878 5th Nov., 1878

Henry Sowell ditto ditto

Glcrk-1Thos. Oughton
lwportc1· a11<l Librarian-( Revie Macnab.I

1'hc T.ir.gisla.tivc Council of Jamaica, created by Order of the Queen in Council, dated
11th June, 1866, has met as follows:-
Session 1866-67 opened 16th Oct-Ober, 1866; Prorogued 15th October 1867.
Sc~sion 1R67-68 opened 16.it December, 1867; Prorogued 1st Sept-Omber, 1868.

Session 18G8-69 opened 14th December, 1868; Prorogued 22nd July, 1869. ')
Session 18G9-70 opened 18th November, 1869; Prorogued 13th September, 1870.

Session 1870-71 opened 31st December, 1870; Prorogued ')3rd June, 1871.
Session 1871-72 opened 15th December, 1871; Prorogued 22nd August, 1872.
Session 1872-73 opened 10th January, 1873; Prorogued 14th August 1873.
Session 1873-74 opened 15th January, 1874; Prorogued 2nd September, 1874.
$e8sion 1874-75 opened 20th January, 1875; Prorogued 3rd November, 1875.

Session 1875-76 opened 19th May, 1876; Prorogued 11th October, 1876.
Session 187-0-77 opened 19th February, 1877; Prorogued 12th September, 1877.

Session 1877-78 opened 2nd January, 1878; Prorogued 15th 1\fay, 1878·
Session 1878-79 opened 11th December, 1878; Prorogued 5th June, 1879.
 I N D E X
TO THE

CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
J879.
ll CIVIL ESTABLISilMENT.

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NAMES OF

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Aarons, IJ. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22

Absalom, H. A.. ... Additional Bailiff District Court ... ... 76

Adolphus, J. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64

.Addison, J. ... Tidowaitor, Customs ... ... 46

Aird, .A. J. ... District Postnrnster ... ... 18

Aikin, c. c. ... Socond-class Clerk, Registrar-General's Office ... 90

.Alexander, A. H. ... Protector of Immigrants ... ... 48

.Alexander, Thomas ... Sccond-clas.s Inspector, Constabulary ... 50

Alexander, L. ... Parocltial Medical Office-r ... ... 62

Allen, Dr. Thomas ... Medical Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum ... 66

Allwood, James, Junior ... Chief Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Ofrico ... 2
Allwood, James, Junior ... Clerk District Court ... ... 80
Ditto ... Clork Cfrcuit Cohrt ... ... 86
Allwood, J . . ... Clerk Paroch;a.I Board ... .. . 34
Allwood, William ... Second-class Clerk, Colonial Eocrct::ry's Offic<J ... 4
Altman, S. ... Health Officer, Port Royal ... ... 63
Anderson, I. W. ... 8urgeon to Penitentiary ... ... 54
Ditto ... Chief Medical Officer, Lock Hospital ... 68
Ashley, George (2) ... Assistant and Music Master, Training College! ... ' 92

B.
Bnilley, N. (2) . ... Cierk :md \Varehouse-keeper ... ... 46
Baines, E . C. ... Second-class Assistant Collector of Taxes ... 34
Dailey, D. ( ... First-class Clork, Internal Revenue Department ... 26
Baker, H. P. W. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22
Baquio, R. J. C. ... Second-class Collector of Taxes
(
... ... 26
Baquie, N. A. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 38and 40
Baquie, Charles ... First-class A..ssistant Collector of Taxes ... 32and 36
Baird, Robert ... District Court Judge ... ... 76and 78
Barclay, R. D. ... Letter Carrier, General Post Office ... ... 16
Barned, H. ... Second-class Out-door Officer, Customs ... 44
Batten, R. ... Supervisor bf Revenue Offices ... ... 24
Dawn, J. S. ... Assistant Locker 11nd Gauger ... ... 26 and 32
Bean, J. ... Sort-Or, General Post Office ... ... 16
Bennett, S. M. ... Cl()rk Immigration Office ... ... 48
Bell, W. Q. ... First-class Clerk, Constabulary Office ... 52
Beckwit11, B. M. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... GO
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Bervrick, R. N. ... Third-class Assistant Collector of T axes ... 28

Beckford, J · ... Letter Carrier, G~ncral P ost Office ... ... lG

Bicknell, Il. J. ... Police Mogi.st~te ... ... 82

Binns, S. ... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenne Department ... 40

Bl:ick, T. G. ... Second-class Inspector, Constabulary ..• ... 50

Blaine, W. E. ... Letter Carrier, General Post Office ... ... lG

Bodden, E. C. ... District Postmaster ... ... 24

Bogle, Hugh ... Sucond-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 42

Bogle, H. M. ... Second-class Out-door Officer ... ... 44

Bolton, B. ... Di.strict Postmaster ... ... 20

... Clerk P ~ochial Doai-ds ... ... 36

Bonitto, ::).
... Second-class Assistant Collector of Taxes ... 36
Bonirto, J. c.
... ... 56
Bonthronc, Jam~ ... Superintendent District Prison

... Di.strict Postmaster ... ... 24

Bowen, M. J.
... Second class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... I
33
Bowen, F. B.
... ... 68
lk·wroy, J. J . ... • I:J.and Chemist and Curator
... GS
Dn:mhn, E. ... Superintendent anu DJ;penscr, Lepers' Home
50
... ... I'
Brenton, C. A. C. ... Third-class Inspector, Constabulary
... ... 78
Bmlwn, J. K. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court
... ... I. 48
Bral'o, "?.loecs ... First-class Inspector, Immigrants
...
I 74
... Assistant Clerk, District Court ...
llral'o, Ld\\arU II. ... 36
...
llrafu1 Tboodt•re ... Third-class Collector 6f Taxes
... 32
... Clerk Parochial Iloards
...
Dmo, J. R. ... 3G
Second-class Assistant Collector of Taxes ) •
llrcak.;~. J. J. ... ... 56.
... Superintendent, District Prison ··· 30 and36
Brent, F. ...
... 1 Second-class Clerk, I nternal Revenue Department
Brice, R.H. 9
... ... 50
First-class Inspector, Constabulary
~. ... ... 96
Dni<!"rick, G. ...
... Stipendiary Curate
... 94
Droolis, Rev. G. B.
I A.rchdeacon of surrey ... 26
... ...
Ditto
Locker and G a.ugei~ . ...
Brooks, P. ... .. . ... lG
Officewoman, General Post Office 22
Brown, J. A. ... ... ...
Brown, H. ... District Postmaster
... ... 24
8
Brown, G. W. ... District Postmaster ...
Third Keeper Plumb Point Light Rouse 42
Brown, J. ... ... ...
30
Brown, J. S. ... Third-class Clerk, Customs
... ...
Clerk parochial Boards ... so
Bruwn, J. A.. ... ...
.A.ssista.nt Clerk District Court
Brown, Henry ... .
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Brown, Henry
II Clerk of Potty Sessions
. 88

~ Bunting, J. C. Clerk Ptu·ochia.l Boards 38

Bunting, T. II. Third· class Assistant Collector Taxes 32

Medical Storekeeper 58
Butler, E.
Durke, Y\. R. Landing \'{niter, &c., Customs 46

Burko, S. C. Crown Solicitor and Attorney-General 70

Burger, H. J . I First-class Collector Taxes 26

Burnett, C. B. I Clork, Attorney-General 70

. Burrowes, \V. T. District P ostmaster 18

Byles, W. D. District Postmaster 24

· Dynge, S. Second-class Out·door Officer, Customs 4A

Benjamin, A. M. Clerk to Clork of Potty Sessions 86

c.

Caldwell, G. B. Third-class Assistant Collector Ta:x:es 30

Campboll, R. D. Third class Out·door Officer, ' ~ ustoms 4A
Campbell, A. B. Surgeon, Government Reformatory ... 58
I
Campbell, J. N . i Second-class Clerk, General Post Office 14
Campbell, Rev. J . / Rector 96
Cargill, J. · Parochial Medical Officer 62
Ditto Visiting Surgeon, Lock Hospital 68
Carter, A. S. District Postmistress 18
Carter, Richard Stipendiary Magistrate 84
Cartwright, Capt. J. T. Stipendiary Magistrate
( 84
Caseley, J. H. Harbour Master, Lucea and Green Island 52
Chambe!'laine, F. S. (2) Collector of Ta.:x:es
46
Chandler, Rev. C.R. Assistant inspector of Schools
90
Ditto I sland Curate
94
Cl1apman, P. E. Stamp Commissioner
12
Cl1apman, C. W. First-class Clerk, Treasury
12
Chevannes, W. G.
Second-class Ulerk, Internal Revenue Department 28
Cheyne, George G.
.Al!sistant Medical Officer, Lunatic Asylum
66
Chisholm, J. G. (2) Collector
46
Clough, W. G.
Assistant Clerk, District Court
78
Ditto Clerk, Circuit Qourt
84
Ditto
'I Clerk, P etty Sessions ...
88
Clemenson, A.
Second Keeper, Plumb P oint Light Hou"6 ,. 8
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clachar, J. s. ... First-class Clerk, Collector General's Office ... 24

CJ:irl..-e, T. F. ... Thirtl-dass Collector Taxes ... ... 26

Clarke, G. W· ... I First-class Superintendent of Roads ... ... 6

Clarke, Rer. H. ... Island Curate ... ... 96

Clarke, T. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 62

Clarke, J II. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64

Clarke, S. J. ... Schoolmistress, Reformatory ... ... 58

C-OCiing, M. lC. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20

Clcking, c. s. ... Third-claas Out-door Officer, CW1toms ... 44

C!'!Jrtn<>re, R. P. ... First-class Clerk,:Internal Revenue Department ... 36 and SS

... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 38

Ccl!ym~re, J. s.
... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60
Cooke, Goorgo
... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64
Cooke, E. H.
Cooper, Anley ... Second-class .Assistant Collector Taxes
.•. 34

DittQ ... I Harbour Master

...
...
...
...
64
78
Copebod, Adam ... Additional Bailiff, District Court
... ... 36
Cork, William ... Third-class Collector Taxes
... ... 96
Cork, Rev. J. ... ~tor

Third-class Cle1·k, Colonial Secretary's Office

... 4
...
c~rk, !.
... ... 48
C1.rk, P. C. ... Second -class Inspector , Immigrants
... ~4
1 Parochial Medical Officer
...
Cour1enay, J. H. (2) ... ... 94
Bishop of Jamaica.
...
Courtooay, Re•. ... ... 94
... Archdeacon, :Middlosex
...
DillA> I ... ... 16
Corer, W'. ... District Postmaster
... 24
...
... District Postmaster
... 24
...
Cowr, C. S. )

Corer, .. Y. ... District Postmaster

... 92
...
Cox, T. P. ... Tutor, Training College
... ... 50
Third-class Inspector, Constabulary
Co~aro, G. F. ... ... M
Second-class Inspector, Constabulary 14
Croeby, L. ... ...
Second-class Clerk, General Post Office
Cunha, P. C. ... ... ... 28

Cumming, 0. L. B. ... Clerk and Landing Waiter

D. ... 18
... 42
DaC06ta, c. ... I District Postmaster
... ...
DaCoi ta, s. x. ...
I First Landing ·waiter, Customs
... ... {i8

... Superintendent, Reformatory ... 16

Dad.on, W. P. ...
Letter Carrier, General P ost Office

-De~'lldo, A
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...
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Dallas, F.
'" Assistant Ulerk, Penitentiary ... ... 56
Dennis, A. ...
· District Postmaster ... ... 22
Daniel, B. ... Fifth Landing Waiter, Customs ... ... 4!!
Davidson, G. ... Third-class Clerk, General Post Office ... 14
Davidson, A. G. ... Third-class Assistant Collector Taxes ... 36
Davidson, G. H. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 32
Davis, G. R. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
Dawson, Francis ...
...
Engineer, Kingston District ... ... .
4
Dawes, A. R. Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 34
Dayes, J runes ... Clerk, District Uourt ... ... 72
Death, J. ... Draughtsman, Director Roads Office ..• ... 6
Deleon, J. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60
DoPass, C. L. ... Clerk and Cashier, Irrigation Works ... ... 8
Defriez, William W. ... Harbour Master, Falmouth ... ... 54
DePass, T. E. ... Second class Inspector, Constabulary ... 57
Delfosse, F. ... Seventh Landing Waiter, Customs ... ... 42
Dclfosse, L. E. ... Second-class Clerk, Island Medical Department ... 58
Delmege, L. E. ... Junior Resident .nledical Officer, Hospital ... 66
Dins, D. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
Dignum, A. B, ... Clerk, District Court ... ... 74
Dodd, J . H. ... Clerk :md Assistant to Government Surveyor .., 6
Doorly, J. G. ... Assistant Engineer, Nothem District
... 4
Doorly, W. A. ... Third-class Collector Taxes ...
Douet, Rev. C. F.
(
... lsl:md Curate .. ...
'·· :18
94
Douet, Rev. C. F. (2) ...
, ..
Principal Training College ...
Douet, W. M. ... Assistant M.ister Training College ... ...
92
92
Downer, Rev. G. W,
". Chaplain, Public Hospital ... ... 66
Ditto ... ...
Doyen, T. E. ...
I sland Curate
... 94
District Postmaster

...-
Drummond, T. M.
I
•'· 20
... Parochial Medical Officer
Drummond, A. H, ... 60
... Clerk, District Court ... ...
Duaney, J. F. ... First Under-keeper, Morant Point Light House'
78
Dunbar, Rev. R. K . ... ... 8
Island Curate-
Duff, William
... ...
... 96
Duff, George 1\1.
First-class Clerk, Audit Office ... ,. .
... Clerk General Penitentiary
10
Duncan, J. C.
... ..·.
... 54
Dumont, E.
Second-class Superintendent Roads ... ...
. .. 6
-
r Second class Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10
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Court 74
~ .. 78

16
56
92
l'Olt Offioo 14
74

54
34

46
52
74

74
T
·84
J
... 94

78
I
88
66

) .. 38
34
32
4
M
bulary 60
Ofiloo 14
96
90
, Custonu 42
t Oollcctor Taxes 30
lm1 Council 2
ctOT Genl!l"ll.!'1 Oflioo 26
Jr.ic.mal I?m cnue Department 30
lntatul HcTI!nuo Dopnrtmcnt 36
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... Second-class Clerk, Constabulary Office ... 52

Fonseca, J. W.
... District Postmaster ... ... 18
Forrester, E.
Fulford, E. A, ... Tide-waiter, Customs ... ... 46

Foster, Edward A. ... First-class Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10

Foster, H. B. ... Parochial l!edical Officer ... ... 60

Foster, J. ... Overseer of Works ... ... 54

Fraser, Thomas ... Second-class Clerk, Collector General's Office ... 26

Freshney, J. T. ... Warden, Lunatic Asylum .. . ... 66

Fyfe, L. R. ... First-class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office ... 2

Finzi, A. S. ... Third-class Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10

G. \

Galo, Ch:u·les A. ... Bailiff, District Court · .. ... 74

Garel, John ... l Second-class Clerk, Registrar Clerk Courts Office ... 70

Garsia, W. Y. ... Second-class Inspector, Immigrants ... ... 48

Garcia del Rio, Rev. J. . ... Island Curate ... ... !!6
Garsia, J. D. ... Third-class Out-door Officer ... ... 44

Gauntlett, Charles ... Bailiff, District Court ... ... 80

Gayleard, T. ... Second-class Superintendent of Roads ... 6
Ditto ... Overseer of Works ... ... 54
Gayleard, C. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64
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Gedder, S. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22
Gentles, W. (
... District Postmaster ... ... 18
Gerrard, J. S. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64
Gibb, R. C. ... Paroctial Medical (" ffi.cer ... ... 60
Gifford, C. l'lf. ... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 30
Gifford, G. S. ... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... I 38
Gilboume, H. S. ... Bailiff, District Court ... ... 76
Gillard, C. R. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60
Gillard, Richard ... Collector, Customs ... ... 40
Gillard, R. (Junio1·) ... FU-st-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 24
Gold, A. W. ... Porter, General Post Office ... ... 16
Goffe, D. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22
Gordon, E. ... Diskict Postmaster ... ... ! 24
Golilie, C. ... I Inspector of Invoices and Surveyor-General ...
I
42
Girod, H. W. H. ... I Second-cla.~s ( lerk, General Post Office ... 14
Grange, J. ... I District Postma.~ter ... ... 18
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OFFICE.
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Grant, L.A. -··
I
District Postmaster
··- . ...
I 22
Graves, John ... First-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 40
Gray, William ... First-class Collector, Taxes ... ... 30
Gray, W. ... Superintendent, Prison ... ... 66
Graham, Rev. J. -·· Master Government T1·aining College ... 92
Gregory, J. H. ... Second-cl~ Clerk, Internal Revenue Departmllnt ... 36
Griffiths, H. W. ... 'yarden and Issuer, Hospital ... ... 66
Grores, W. S. ... Second-class Superintendent R oads ... ...
I
6
Gruber, J. W ... Second-class Collector, Taxes ... ... 30

Ditto ... Harbour Master, St. Ann's Bay ... ... 64

Gruber, H. ... Officewoman, Gener-.i.l Post Office ... ... 16

Gusrott, E. ... District Postmaster ... ... l

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18

H. I I
Hall, H. ~I. ... l l\farsha.l of Vice Admiralty Court ... . ... 82

Hall, E. V. ... Second-class Clerk, Audit Office ... . .. 10

Hill, Rev. C. II. ... Rector ... ... 94

Hall, R.iv. G. .. .
~ Island C ur'J.te ... ... 94

H:ill,J.W. ... Sorter, General P ost Office ... ... 16

... First-class Collector, Taxes

• ... ... 32
Hamilton, "'· .i. •I

... ... 22
H:unilum, T. B. ... I D istrict Postmaster
llai-0rrea\'e!>1 J. R. ." District Postmaster ... ... 24
.
.. ... 12
Harris, J. ... Chief Clerk, Treasury ~
) I

Hari.s, R. W. ... I Third-class Clerk, Treasury ... . .. I

I
12

Second-class Clerk, Collector General's Office ... '26

...
II
Harr.s, W. C.
J ... ... 26
Harris, A. L. ... Clerk in Stationery Store
...
.. 90 I•
Ditto ... Clerk, Registrar Genera.l's Office ·"
Harrison, T. ... Government Su.rVeyor ... ... 4 I·

Thi.rd class In.<ipector, Constabulary ... ... 40

Hart, Thoma& P. ...
... ... 18
Hart, Samuel ... District Postmaster
Inspector General, Constabulary ... ... .1 60
Hartwell, G. Il. B. ...
... ... 82
Harvey, Charles ... Surrogate, Vice Admiralty Court
...
Han-ey, R. s. ... Parochial Medical Officer
. .. 64

... 14
Heath, J. B. ... Third-class Clerk, Government Savings Bank
... 14
Heath, W. J. ... Third-class Clerk, General Post Offico
... 14
Acting Third-class Clerk, General Post Office
c. A.
Heath,
Benr!ques, Lydia
...
... I l\fatron, r,eper's Home
I
... ...
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Ilcndcrson, W. J. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 34

Ilcnclcrson, R. A. ... Dook-kecper, Treasury ... ··" 12

Hendrick, Thomas ... Registrar and Clerk Courts and Crown ... 70
Ditto ... Clerk, Kingston Circuit Court ... ... 84
Ditto ... Surrogate, Vice Admiralty ... ... 82
Ditto ... Clerk, Court Bankruptcy ... ... 72
Ditto ... Registrar, Vice Admiralty Court ... ... 82
Ditto ... Clerk, Kingston and Bath Circuit Courts ... I 84
Ditto ... Registrar of the Diocese ... ... 96
Hendriks, T . .B. .. Third-class Clerk, Treasury ... ... 12
Hepburn, St. J. G. B. ... First-class Inspector, Co:::istabulary ... ... I 50
I

Hyde, E. ... Matron, Lunatic Asylum ... ... 66

Hill, J. G. ... 'l'hird-class Out-door Officer, Customs
--· 44and46
Hicks, G. ... .Assistant Inspector of Schools ... ... 90
Hill, John L. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... . .. I 80
Hillary, J. J. ... Parochial M:edical Officer ... ... 64
Hitchins, E. E. ... First-class Cashier, Stamp Department ... 12
Holmes, R. .A. ... District Postmaster ... ... 24
Ilolwell, F. C. ... Third-class Out-door Officer, Customs
·-· I 44
Holwell, J. E. W. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60
Honiball, 0. D. ... Medical Officer, Immigrants, Plantain Garden River . .. 64
Hope, W. D. ... Third-class Out-door Officer, Customs . .. 44
I
Ilopwood, S. M. ... District Postmaster ... . .. 22
Iloskins, J. A. (
... Clerk Parochial Board ... ... 30 I·
Howell, T. ... Superintendent, Prison ... ... 66
Hwubor, John C. ... Assista!(' Clerk, Distr~ct Court ... ... 80
Ditto ... Clerk of Petty Ses:,ion ... ... 88
Huie, G. J. ... Tidewaiter, Customs . .. ...
I 46
Iluey, R. G.

Hutchings, George C.
...
...
Clerk Immigration Office

First-class Assistant Collector, Taxes

... ... I I
48
... 32
Hyam, II. (2)
•
... Additional Bailiff ... ... I I 82
Ilyman, H. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... I. 82
I. I

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Ingram, J: S. ... Deputy Superintendent, Penitentiary
... 54
Innes, J. (2) ... District Postmaster
Isaacs, Rev. H. H.
... ... 20
... Island Curate
... ... 96
Isaacs, H. J. ... District Postmaster
... ... 18
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J.wob~, EJmu-J. Assistant t lerk .. , 78
J;IOO;on, A. )!. Third-class Collector, Taxes
38
J:ickson' :N. District Postmaster
18
J:tthc:l, ..1.. )!. Clerk, Petty Session
86
James, TI. II. TllirJ-class Inspector, Constabulary 60
J~,H. First-cl.ass Assistant Collector, Taxes 28
Jam~, H.J. First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 34
Tide Surveyor, Port Royal 44
JllllC$, C.•L J . .Assistant Clerk, District Court 76
J:.:ics, J. J. Clerk to Registrar and Clerk Courts and Crown 70
Jeni!, ll. G. Third-class Inspector, Immigrants ... 48
Second-class Collector, Tdxes 34
Je:.m.:w, G. S. Assistant Superintendent, Castleton 8
J~!uato::c, T. Third-class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Offi.cG 4

Jchnstcr., T. Officewoman, General Post Office 16

Jow, S. It Di:<trict Postmaster 18

I·
Jim, R.
J~ w.n.
I Letter Carrier, General Post Office

District Postm:u:.ter
16
22

K.
44
Katon, II. J . Second class Out-door Officer, Customs

Parochial l\fedical Officer

G2
Keecli, W. B.
Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 28
Kelly, ~I. J. 1
) 48
Karney, L. Second-class Protector, Immigrants
72 and70
Kerr, Thibert. I Di.strict Court J udgo
70
Ku, Hon . .Alan I Assistant Judge of Supreme Ccq.rt
62
Kerr, C. :!IL )l'L. Chief and Pay Clerk, Constabulary Office
18
KLrr, .J. O. District Postmaster
9i
Key, Ile;. E. B. st· pcndiary Cw-ate
60
Kidd, T. D. I Superintendent, n:strict Prison
22
King, D. ' District Postmaster
I 4A
Kin;:, F. R.. I Thi.rd-class Out-door Officer, Customs
Ring, Kell Clerk of Petty Session
... 86

K:ng, E. Superintendent, Penitentiary

L. 10
W<l.nian,H. E. Third-class Clerk, Audit Office ."
22
~g.R..A.. District Postmaster
18

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Lairig, J . r.
1
District Postmaster
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... Assistant Clerk, District Ccrnrt
Lako, Aloxander
Ditto ... Clerk, Circuit Court
... ... . 86

... ... 88
Ditto ... Clerk, Petty Session
... ... 66
... Assistant Clerk, Lunatic Asylum
Lan::;ley, A. E.
... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... 80
Langley, W. F.
... Clerk, {;;ircuit Court ... •·· 86
J>itto
... ... 88
Ditto ... Clerk, Pet ty Session

Lawrence, H. ... District Postmasters ... ... 20

... Dispenser, Penitentiary ... ... 56

Lawes, H. D.
Lawson) H. J. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20

Leapetre, R. ... Head Sorter, General Post Office ... ... 16

Lee, L. J . ... Third-class Assistant Collector Taxes ... 32and 38

... ... ... 86

Lee, W.R. Clerk, Petty Session
.. . ...
I
Levy, J. ... District Postmaster
I 18

Lewin, E . E . ... First-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 41

Lewis, R. J. (2) ... Clerk, District Court ... ... 78

,,.
Lindo1 B. A. ... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 26

Lindo, H. ... District Postmaster ... ... 18

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Lindo, S. D. ... Assistant Attorney-General ... ... 70

Lindsay, C. F. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22

Little, G. G. ... Judge, District Court ... ... I 78and80

Littlewood, E. R. ... First-class Clerk, Collector General's Office ... 26

Livingston, R. J.
(
... Chief Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10 I"

Livingston, G. l\.[cM. ... First-class Clerk~ Audit Qffice ... ... 10

Livingston, H. W. ... Treasui-e:( ... ... I.' 10

Ditto ... Manager, Savings Bank ... ... 12

Logan, S. M. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60

Lopez, C. D. ... District Postmaster ... . .. 22

Lord, W. C. P. ... Third-class Clerk, Audit Office ... . .. 10
Lord, J. L. ... Tidewaiter, Customs ... . .. 30
Lundie, A. W. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Rernnue Department ... 34and40
Lynch, E. B. ... Deputy Keeper of Records ... ... 10
Lynch, F. G. M. ... First-class Clerk, General Post Office . .. I 14
Lynch, L. M. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... I 38

Macdonald, W. R.
M.

... Third· class Clerk, Collector General's Office ...

I 26
Macfarlane, W. G. ... District Court Clerk ... ... 76
 CIVIL ES'l'ABLISRMENT.
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NAm:s OF OFFICERS.
OFFrCB. l'AGl:l.

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?ifac~lash:m, Ho:i. J. C. ... Auditor General ... ... 10
Mackinnon, W. ... .
Travelling Supervizor, General Post Offics ... 14
Mac:iermott, B. ... District Postmaster ... ... 18
... ... ...
Maclaverty, E . H. C.

...
Chief Clerk, Customs

...
40.
MacXab, J. R. L ibrarian, L egislative Council ... 2
M:CT, D. ... District Postmaster ... ... 22
McB:iyne, T. H. ... First-class Clerk, General Post Office ... 14
McClell:md, R. G. ... Second-class Clerk, Treasury ... ... 12
McC:i:ty, A.G. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... -02
JrcCormack, 1\1. P. C. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... -00
:1IcDennott, Rev. H. ~I. F. ... Stipendiary Curate ... ... 96
JicH:mly. C. ... Salesman, Penitentiary ... '• •• -OG

:'.IIcKie, P. ... Keeper, Morant Point Light House ... ... 8

~.IcKen~o, D. S. B. ... Second·cla.ss Inspector, Immigrants ... ... 48

:'.IIcKcnzicl, J. ... Superintendent Prison ... , .. .5G

:llcKe:izie, D. ... Second-class As'sistant Collector, Taxes ... 28

)lcLe:m, J. ... District Postmaster ... ... .50

'
llcLeod, w. ... FiJ:st-class Inspector, Constabulary ... ... 50

)lcL'.IUghlin, E. N. ... Third-class Clerk, Constabulary Office - ... 52.

)IcLawrence, J. ... Locker and Gauger ... ... 46

McJ!ahon, J . J. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 62

Madden, A. T. ... Sorter, General Post Office ... ... 16

... Third-class Clerk, Director of Roads Office ,.. 6

?tkgnan, C. 0.
:ifagrum, C. W. ... Third-class Clerk, General Post Office
)
... 14

... Harbour Master ... ... .52

?i!cinwaring, K . H . .A.
... Assistant Stipendiary MagistraW ... ... 82
Ditto
... ... 94
:Qais, Rev. J. L. ... Stipendiary Curate

... Second-class Clerk, Audit Office ... ... 10

Mai.>, W.B.
... ... 64
liajor, E. W. ... Parochial Medical Officer
... ... 64
l!anncrn, T. ... Parochial l\Iedical Officer
4
...
Director of Roads and Surveyor-General
~!ann, Hon. J. R. ... ...
... ()2

...
llillllSCll, H. E.
...
Parochial Medical Officer

D istrict Postmaster
... . ... 24
~lavis, E.
... 14
~Iarshall, E. N. ... FU-st-class Clerk, General Post Office
...
... 18
Marshall, W. ... District Postmaster
... 40
... First-class Assistant Collector of Taxes
...
llarshall, J. A.

~iarshall, J. F. ... I
Harbour Master
...
:5 -::;;
.
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54

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OFFICE. PAGE.
N.a.m:s OF OFYICJms.
-
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... Soconcl-class Clerk, Treasury ... ... 12
Mo.rshnll, A. M.
Martin, W. ... Superintendent, Middlesex and Surrey Gaol ... 56

.... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... GOand 68

Martyn, G. T.
Melbourne, J. S. ... Second-class Out·door Officer, Customs ... 44

Melhado, D. J . ..... Third-class Clerk, Collector Gensral's Office ... 26

Mcnnell, Z. ... Parochial Medical Office ... ... ().i

Messias, W. C. -.... Third-class Clerk, Director of Road's Offioo ... 6

Messias, J. A. ... Clerk to Clerk of Petty Sessions ... ... 88

Mesquitta, J. G. ·.;. Harbour Master ... .. 62

l\!illon, W. A. (2) ... Master of Elementary Schools ... ... 92

Miles, A.H. ... Fi:rst-class Clerk, Collector General's Office ... 24

Myles, W. ·.;. Lotter Cmier, General Post Office ... ... 16

Miller, W. H. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 60

Miller, J.M. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20

Miller, Rev. J. E. ... Stipendiary Cui-ate ... ... !JG

Milmore, B. ... Intendant Reformatory ... ... 68

... ...
Mitchell, D. D'C.
Mitchell, Georg&
...
-··
Second-class Clerk, Treasury
Second-class Clerk, Director of Road's Office
- ...
12

:Mitchell, R. W. S. ... Emigration .Agent at Calcutta ... ... 48

Monaghan, J. A. S. •.. Clerk and Landing Waiter ... ... 28and46
Moore, Samuel
\
... Superintendent Medical Officer, Hospital ... 64
Mosse, C. B. ... Superintending Medical Officer ... ... 68
Ditto (, ... Chief Medical Oflice:tt, Public Hospital ... 66
Murdock, W. 'l\ ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
.
Morton, C. ... Second-class Clerk, Government Savinga Bank ... 14
Mowat, R. A,
"' '
Flrst-class Out-door Officer, Government Savings Bank ... 42
Muir, A. E. ••' Store-keeper, Penitentiary ... ... 66
Muir, J . E.
"' Clerk, Municipal Board ... ... 48
Mullen, Vff.
'" Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 62
Musgrave, Sir A., K.C.M.G..•• Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief . ... 2
Morris, Rev. D. R. ... Rector . .. ... 96
Musgrave, .A., J'unior ... Private Secretary ... ...
Musson, S. P. .
... Fi:rst-class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office
2
... 2
N, '
Nock, W. ... Assistant Superintendent, Cinchona Plantation ... 8
Naylor, G. D. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
Naylor, J. R. ... District Postmaster ... ... 24
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X..i.m:s OF OFFICERS. OFFICE.
PAOB.

Na.sh, A.G. ... District Postmaster ... ... 24

Neish, James ... Senior Resident Medical Officer, Hospital .1 •• 6G
Newman, H. E. ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
Kel.t~m, Hon. E., C.M.G. ... Lieutenant-Governor, Colonial Secretary ... 2
Xey!and, .l. C. ... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 64
Xeyle, S. A. ... District Posttn:uiter ... ... 20
Xichobs, T. D. ... Third-class Clerk, Government Savings Bank ... 14
Xix, G. G. ... Second-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 42

Xorris, J. \". ... Superintendent, Prison ... ... ... 66

Xunes,R. E. ... Fourth Landing Waiter, Customs ... ... 42

Xuttall, ~v. E. ... Island Curate ... ... 9G

o.
'
O'Connor, W. ... Surgeon, Reformatory ... ... 68 and62

O'Donnell, J. E. ... First-class Clerk, Internal Revenne Department ... 40

O'Donnell, H. W. ... Third-class Out-door Officer, Customs ... 44

O'Gl'3!l;·, J e.mes ... Bailill, District Court ... ... 78

... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... . 28

O!i.ll, J. J.
~B.C. ... Chief Clerk, Collector General's Office ... 24

Orgill, G. ... District Postmaster ... ... 18

O'Malley, E. L. ... Attorney-General .. ... 70

... Superintendent, Plumb Point Light House ... 8

Orrett, T. H.
... .. ... 48
Osmond, G. W. ... Second-class Inspector, Immigrant!! )
... ... 2
Oughton, Thom:i.s ... Clerk, L egislative Council

Dlren, J. E. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... 74

P. .
Second-class Assistant Collector of Taxes
... 30
Paine, F. E. ...
First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department
... 40
Paine, P. E. ... ... 94
...
... Island Curate
Panton, Rev. D. B.
Panto:i, C. E. ... District Postmaster
... ... 18

... ... 76
Penny, E. w. ... Assistant Clerk, District Court
... 4
...
Parry, John ... Engineer, Eastern Distl'ict
... 44
...
Pasmore, John ... Collector, Customs
... 26and46
HI

Pasmore, C. A. ... Assistant Locker

... ... 20

Patton, R. A. ... District Postmaster

... so
... Third-class .Assistant Collector Tax.es •
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Payne, S. E.
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OFFICE. P.l.GE.
N All'.ES OP OFFICERS.

Pelll'Ce, G. II. ... Chief Clerk, General Post Office ... ... 14

Pierce, Rov. W. E. ... Isln.nd Curato ... ... 96

Pearson, Turner ... Clerk and Purveyor, Hospital ... ... 66

Ditto ... Clerk, Lock Hospital ... ... 68

Petgrave, F . .A. ... Second class,Clerk, I ntern.cl Revenue Department ... 36

Petgrave, J. W. ... As:llsta.nt Clerk, District Court ... ... 80

Ditto ... Clerk of Circuit Court ... ... 86

Ditto ... Clerk of Petty Sessions ... ... 88

Pigou, E.W. ... Second-class Inspector Immigrants ... ... 48

Phillips, J. H. ... Assistant Clerk, Hospital ... ... 65

Pillenor, George B. ... Clerk District Court ... ... 80

Plummer, ·w. C. ... Third-class Out-door Officer, Customs ... 44

Plnmmer, Cl1arles ... ~ssistant I nspector, Schools ... ... 90

Ponsonby, G. ... Sub-Inspector, Constabuhry ... ... 62

Pouynt, H. F. ... Assistant Clerk District Court ... ... 74and76

Ditto ... Clerk, Petty Sessions ... ... 88

Powell, .A. l'lt. ... District Postmaster ... . .. 24

Prest.on, L. J. ... .Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... 74

Ditto ... Clerk of Petty Session ... ... 88
Prendergast, R. B. ... Third-class Clerk, Customs ... ... 42
Price, E. C. ... Fi.rat-class Out-door Officer, Customs ... 42
Priest, H. ... Libra1·ian, Instituo ... ... GS
Pringle, John (2)
(
... Parochial Medical Officer ... ... 62
Puller, E. P. ... Landing ·waiter, Customs ... ... 44

Q.
(
Qua.Ile, H.A. ... Clerk, Petty Sessions .- .... ... 86

R.
Raflington, T . ... Parochial Medical=Officer ... ... G2
Ramos,F. J. ... Sub-I nspector, Constabulary ... ... 62
Ram.son, H . E. ... Second-cla.ss Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 38and40
Ramson, Rev. J. L. ... Island Curate ... ... 94
Rankine, D. ... Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... 38
Rattigan, Luke ... Second-class .Assistant Collector Taxes ... 40
Redwood, M. J . ... Matron, General P enitentiary ... ... 66
Reid, G. W. ... District Postmaster ... ...
Rees, Geo. If.
•
... I
Chief Clerk, Medical Department ... ...
20
68
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::'.'\AllES OF 0FFICEP.S.
0FFICJ!:.
PAOE.

Ri~hards, Rev. J. G. Island Curate

!)6
Rich.'U'ds, J . C. Thfrd-class Assistant Collector 1a.xcs 30and32
Richards, ll. G. Third-class Clerk, Registrar Clerk Court's Office 70
Richmond, J. I Engineer, St. Catherine's District 4
n;tt-0 I Engineer, Irrigation W or}\s 8
Rick::rd, J . F. I Bailiff, District Court 76
Rick:U"d, )[. S. Matron, Public Hospital 66
Ripoll, C. L. First-cl~ Inspector, Immigrants 48
RireU, R L. Third-class Inspector, Constabulary 50
Robertson, .i. District Postmaster 20
Rob:!r'-'<>n, John C. Assistant Clerk District Court 80

Robertson, A. First-class Assistant Collector Taxes ... 34

Robert~, Rev. J . Assistant Inspector of Schools 90 I•

Roberio, T. X. Dispenser and Storekeeper, Reforma.~ry 58 I:

Ros,,, D. P. 8enior Medical Officer, Public Hospital 66
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Rolfe, Re,·. W. Archdeacon for Cornwall
42
Rodgers, J. w. First-class Out-door Officer, Customs

P:i.rochial Medical Officer GO

Roger~, Geo.
RQmney, E. !i. Third-class Clerk, Customs 42 ,.
Rounlhll'ai!.o, II. II. I District Postmaster
22

22
ll.ya:i, R. District Postmaster
16
Ryder, W. District Postmaster

s. )

22
Solomon, S. District Postmaster
4.0
Sahno:i, W. B. Second-class Collector Taxes }
2
First-class I lerk, Colonial Secretary's Office
Sangu:netti, F. ~.
10
Sa:i;;uiaetti, L. S. First-class Clerk, Audit Ofiico
42
Sixth Landing \Vaiter, Customs
Sa:r.ud, J. 62
Ditto Sub-Inspector, Constabulary
6
Thira-class Clerk, Di.rector Ron<ls Office
~ama~l, A. 6
Il-Ianager, Government ,yorkshop
Sl?lt, w. F.. 90
Savi;'.', John II
] nspector of Schools
40
rirat-class Clerk, Internal. Revenue Department
&vagi-, E ..\. 4
' Engineer, Southern D.stnct
Sc!t,nmidt, f:. F. 94

Sco~hnd, Rev. H. I sland Curate 18

Scott, E. ll. • District Postmaster ______..,,,.........,,.,,__,. .=s:i....,,__ _;_..,_~_...~
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OFFICE.
NAMES OF OFFIC:&RS.
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Third Under-keeper, Morant Point Light House 8
Scott, J.
Accountant, Director of Roads Office 6
Sherbon, J.
Stipendiary Magistrate 84
Sharpe, T. H. (2)
Island Curate 94
Sharpe, ~v. F. H.
Assistant Clerk, District Court 76
Shaw, G. Laing
Clerk of Petty Session 88
Ditto
Inspector, Prisons 54
Shaw, H.B.
Clerk and Steward, Lunatic Asylum ... 66
Simpson, J.M.
Simpson, P. S. Clerk to Inspector of Schools 90

Sinclair, A. C. Superintendent, Government Printing 90

Sinclair, James .Accountanti Government Savings Bank 12

Slader, C. G, Temporary Clerk, Treasury 12

Small, H. ... Letter Carrier, General Post Office · .. • 16

Smeeton, S. P. Registrar-General, Births and Deaths 90

Smellie, G. M. District Postmaster 20

Smicle, 1\1. G. District Postmaster 22

Smith, Sir J. L., Knt., C.M.G. Chief Justice 70

Ditto Judge, Vice-Admiralty Court 82
Smith, Rev. W. Rector 96
Smith, J.B. L. Second-class Clerk, Colonial ~ecretary's Office 4
Smith, E. L. Third-class Clerk, Collector General's Office 26
Smith, R. W. B. Locker and Guager 32
Smitl1, J. A. E . ~choolmaster, Perutentiary 66
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Smith, C. A. Third-class Clerk, Director of Roads Office 6
Smyth, L. S. Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 32
Smythe, J. Second{ lass Out-door Officer, Customs 44
Snaith, U. B. Superintendent, Morant Point Light House 8
Spalding, R. R. S. Second-class Assistant Collector of Taxes 32 and36
Speck, W. Superintendent, Prison 66
Soady, F. J , Second-class Out-door Officer, Customs 44
Spence, W. S. Locker, Customs 46
Stanigar, F. L. Purochial Medical Officer 62
Steer, R. J. Third-class Assistant Landing Waiter 28 and32
Stamers, B. H. Supernumerary .ntcdica! Officer, PubEc Hospital 64
Stephens, W. R. Parochial Medical Officer 62
Stewart, W. L. Second-class Collector, Taxes 36
Stewart, Rev. E. A. Island C urnte
I 96

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T

0.FFICE.
P.\OE.

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s:rath:e, J. ... District Por.tmaster ... ... 22
Stree~ C. A.
I
... I Second-class Clerk, Customs ... ... I 42
Etricl..-er, G. W ... I Clerk Parochial Boards ... ... 36
Sullivan F. ... Postmaster for Jamaica ~ .. ... 14
~urgeon, a. :ll. ... District Postmaster ... ... 18
Sutherland, A. N ... District Postmaster ... ... 20
Snin..'()D, J. c. ... Second-cl::ss Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office ... 46
Snhy, H. ... I
District Postmaster ... ... 20
T.
I Talbot, J.P. ... rarochi:U. :Medical Officer ... ...
I
60

ITaa.."c, G. P. ~I. ... ' First-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department ... . 32 and 34
1ra:1,C. W. ... Chief Clerk, Director of Roads Office ... 6

Tayl<ir, Ake. ... First class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department . · ~·

30

TaylQr, Alexandct ... Supcrinten<lent, District Prison ... .. . 56

Taylvr, J. ('. ... Schoolmaster Reformatory . .. ... 68

~W.II. ... J,1.;tter Carrier, General Post Office ... .. . 16

fll'llD:..•, II. T. ... Sub-Inspector, Constabulary ... .. . 52

fuw, Goo. S. ... Junior Clerk, Stamp Office ... ... 12

Th~, II ... Superintendent, District Prison ... .. . I 56

Th=., J s . ... Assistant Clerk, District Court ... ... 'i4

... As«istant Clerk, !1-Iunicip:il Board ... ... 48

~n.C.

ThollliO!I, E. ,J. ... I Third cla.«s Clerk, Constabulary Office . ... 52

Thomson, Re>. J . .\, ... I I~la.nd Curate ... ... 06

... ") ... 58

Tl»:n~n, E. (;, ... I :Matron, Rdormatory
ThmnroSett, JI ... Parochial :Medical Officer
... ... I 60

Tilley, \\'. ... District Postmaster

... ... 22
J
... ... 4
Till..-y,E.Q, ... I "Engineer, Southern District
... ... 20
TomJinsvr1, W. p, ... District Postm:i.ster
...
I {>(}
...
Tily, 't. Le-c>er ... First-class ln.spector, Constabulary
Sacon<l-cla.ss Clerk, lnternal Revenue Depa.rt1nent
... I 34

ITny,C.P. ...
... ... 20

ITornns, J . ... District Postmaster

... .. . 2!

ITrench, D. p , ... Collector-General ... 38

First-cL'U!S Assistant Collector of Taxes
Trene\ J. <\. ... ... ... \
12
s · Hank
Tucketi, James ::\f. ... C11.-'lhier, Gove1nment avmgs
... .. . 18

'l'urner, C. ... District Postmaster

... ... 4.2
<;:ixth Landing Waiter, Customs 44
Turtiin, •.• o. ... ...
I Olli er Customs ,.

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Tyrie, J.E. ... Third-class Out-door c ,

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N~s OF OFFICERS.

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District Postmaster 20
Usher, J. R.
v.
Vaz, lloratio Crier of Supreme Court 70

Valencia, J.E. Third-class Clerk, Medical Department 58

w.
Walrond, B. Parochial l\Ieclical Officer 62

Waldron, G. G. H. Cashier, Treasury 12

Walker, Hon. E. N. Clerk, Privy Council 2

Ditto Assistant Colonial Secretary 2

Walker, D . .A. Second-class Clerk, Internal Revenue Department 30

Walker, R. E. Second-class Out-door Officer, CustoIDB 44 ~

Walker, J. Bailiff, District Court 74
Walcott, A.. L. Assistant Master, Training College 92
Walton, J . s. Third-class Out-door Officer, Customs 44
Wallen, E. "'rorlanaster, Model School 92
Wedderburn, .A. .A. Third class Inspector, Constabulary 50
Whitehorne, E. H. First Class Clerk., Director Ro00s Ofilco 6
Will..iams, R. A . Clerk Parochial Boards 2G
Willis, Rev. A. :r.Iaster of !IIodel School 90
Williams, N . .A. Clerk, Harbour Master's Office 52
Williams, F. C District Court J udgo 74and78
Williams, Rev. P. Assistant Inspector of Schools 90
Williams, R. R. Assistant Draughtsman) Director of Roads Office
( I 6
Wilson, Edward Third-class Assistant Collector Taxes I
38
Wilson, R. N. Third Landing Waiter, Customs 42
Wilso:::i, John Parochih Medical Officer 62
Wilson, H. C. ~uperintcndcnt Telegraph 16
Wool, Charles
First-class Out-door Officer, Customs 42
Wood, J. J.
.Assistant Inspector of Schools
90
Wood, J. L. ~ewing Mist::ess
S2
Wood, T.
Distri::t Post:r.~tcr
18
Wright, A. K.
First-clc.ss Clerk, Treasury
12
Wortley, S.S.
Third-class Clerk, Director of Roads Office
6
Wortley, E. J.
Second-class Clerk, Colonial Secretary's Office 4
Y.
Young, J.C.
BaililI District Court
80
Young, C. P.
Second-class Ulerk, Internal Revenue Department
34

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DEPART:U ENTS.
PAOE.

Cm1 DEHRnrENT

G<>wrnor :mil '\taff

Pr:;T :ind Le-.;islatfre Councils, Officers of

Colvnial &.-<:l'\Jt!\ry 's Oilico

Dir1.>et-Or of R•x111s and Surveyor-Goneral's Office, Botanic Gardens, and Irrigation W orks
.\udit Office

S!.i:up C:ommi65inucr

Go,-ernment SnvingiJ B=k

Po•t Office
Colkdor-C';un..:ral'~ Oflico

Internal Hll,·cnuc lJcpartmcnt

Customs

I mmigrntion

C-0L •tabnlnry

lfarbour .Mn.·t~rs

Prlson.s l)..)p11r.111c11i and Govornmcn t Refonnatory

hlan•l lrc.:tc;ll Es'..al,Iishrncu t ...
Parochi:tl Mcd1c:U O!liccrs ...
l'ulolic Ho:;pital ... )..

L;illl!tic Asylum ...

L:icl: Tioop!t.-11 ...
Lepers' Homo ...
l!e;iith Officer.< ...
l.orernm\.'flt Lalxm tQry ..
Ius!:t1;U! of JamaiC'l ...
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G0•·1;nrn.c.11t l'rmtmg am1 S'...l t"10nery E stablishment
'

ho1c1AL DEl'.\Rnrn:oT ...

Court of Ch•mocry ...
Su11rtme Court ami L aw Officers ...
Circuit Co11rtil . ...
Ilistr.ct Court ...
Yicc-.\dmirnlty rourt. ...
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1H~PAH"D1ENTS.

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Jt 1>1c1 u, D 1w.\Rnrn:>"T, 1·1J1di1111ecl.

... ... ... 82
<Jonrt of Or1linary
... ... • ... 82 to 84
Stipcmli::ry .l\fagi~lratcs

... . .. ... 84
Coroners
... ... ... 84 to 86
Clerks of Circuit Court.~
. .. ...
Clerks of Petty Sessions ... . 86 to 88

BmTI1s A:\D D1un1:<-

lt.:-gistrar-Gcneral ... ... ... 90

EnrC\TION ... ... ... 90 to tl2

E!'!'Ll '.>'J.\STICAL Dm•,u t1'MBNT ... ... ... ()4 to 96

Bishop ... ... ... 94

Archt~ca.cons ... ... ... 94

l'arochial Clergy ... ... ... !)4 to 96

llcg"str:ir of the Diocese ... ... ... !16

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 CIVIL l~STABLISU:~IE~T.

By whom
Annual Salary
From what~
Fund the
I
Date of appointed and
NAME. in British or
OFFICE. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.
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Captain General and Sir Anthony :Musgrave, 5 June, '77 Tho Queen by
£
7000
s.
0
<l.
0 Col Rev.
Governor-in-Chief K.C.)f.G. Letters Patent

Private Secretary ... A. )fosgrave, Jnr. ... 23 Aug. '77 The Governor 300 0 0 do.

Pmn· Couxcrr.-- I
Clerk of t'hc Privy Ilon. K N. W alkor ... ... <lo. ... ...
Council

l.i1m1s1,ATIVE CouNcrr,

Clerk to the L cgis- Thos. Onghton ... 15 June, '72 do. 400 0 0 do.
lati vc Council '
Librarian ... John R. )foNab ... Oct. '72 do. 200 0 0 do.

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Clerk to the Clerk of C. T. H. Fletcher
Legislative c1onn-
." 16 Oct. 'il do. 170 0 0 do.
cil

CoLOl>iIAL SECRETARY

Colonial Secretary:.. lion. Edward Newton, 16 Feb. '78 The Queen by 1500 0 0 do.
I

{
C.M.G. (a) Royal Warrant
dated 16th I<'eb.
1878
A~sistant Colonial IIon. E. N. Walker (b) 4 l\fay, '74 The Queen nn- 800 0 0 do.
f'ecrotary de1· Law 7 of
1870
Chief Clerk ... J. Allwood, Jnr. (c) ... 13 Mar. '76 The Governor 4/;) 0 0 do.
.
First-class Clerk ... S. P. Musson ... 1 Oct. '72 do. 1.J.OO 0 0 do.

Ditlo ... L. R. Fyfe ... 5 April, '75 I do. 360 0 0 do.

Ditto ... ...
F. S. Sanguinetti
.
8 Ang. '78
I do. 300 0 0 do.

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_(~i.) 1'he Colonial Secretary holds a Commission from Her :Majesty as Lieutenxnt Governor and ad-
m11nstered the Go>crn~en~ from 11th August to end of the year.
(b.) Acted as Col?mal l:loorci~ry from lHh Augnst to end of the year.
(r.) Acted as Assistant Coloma} Secretary from llth August to end of tho year.

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Amount l\Vhe~ho~· th~ Office be hold byl . .

.... . 1, 3
Whether the Prmc1pal m conjunction with' Period d.urmg
O
f fee.> Principal be ' any, and what other Civil, Mili- . Whether the Principnl
tary, or X a.val Office, or Appoint- which the
allowed a House mcnt, or Place of Profit, in any· D:1to of I'irst
enjoy any, and whnt
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment! Officer has been
.Appointment
of the United Kin"dom.. other Advantage or
the Year Residence; or If the Oflice be held by a ~Iilitary Absent from
under tho
9 v;hat Allow- or Nu.val Officer, whether upon' th C Profit, not required
lSiS- ,ance, if any, . for :I<'ull or Half l\lilitary or Naval e 0 1ony Colonial
S !in I R Pay, the total Amount of Pay d . th y to be stated in tho
!in ter gl House ent or and Allowances of every kindl urmg e ear
Yalue. I Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
dition to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9 ·
precoding Columns.
Government.

Xii .A furni,-hed Govcrnoi·-in-Chiof of the Co- From 4th Au-

Nil l•'cb. ';jj,
Residence lony of Honduras and tho gust to end of
in St. ~\n­ Turks Islands, and various the year
drcw .Tudiciul Offices noted in
Judicial Department

do. Xil Nil do. 2:3 Aug. '77

clo. do. .i\.c;si~t:mt Colonial Secretary do• do. Fob. '62

do. do. Xil do, do. 15 June, '72

'
do. do. do. do. Government Report- 14 NoY. 'iO
er and Inspector
Government Print-
ing £200

do. do. do. do. Nil 1 I<'eb. '70

do. do. do. do. May, '50

do.
)

do. do. Feb. 'G2

do.
do. do.
• '
~

do. do. July, 'G2

do. do. do.
From 25th do. 1 April, '66
do. do. do.
March to end
of year
. Nil do. 1 June, '70
do. do. do.

do.
. do. Beginning of do. 8ept. '63
do. the year to
6th llfay
 CIVIL ESTABLISHMEXT.

By whom From what

.Annual Salary
Date of appointed, and Fund the
NAME. in Britieh or
OF,FICE undQr what Salary is
Appointment.
Army Sterling.
Instnunont. Paid.

- - I £, s. d.
CoLOXIAI. 8nc1rnTARY
continued.

Second-class Clerk W. Allwood ... 8 Sept. '66 The Governor 300 0 0 Col. Rev.

Ditto ... J. C. Swainson ... 1 Oct. '74 do. 210 0 0 do.

Ditto ... J. B. Lucio Smith ... April, '76 do. 180 0 0 do.

Ditto ... E. J. Wortley ... 28 Nov. '78 do. 150 0 0 do.

Third-class Clerk ... A. Cork ... May, '75 do. 100 p 0 do.

Ditto ... J. :M:. Cassorley ... 29 Aug. '78 do. 80 0 0 do.

Ditto ... H,, Johnstone ... April, '79 do. 80 0 0 do.

Dm1:CTOR OF RoADS
AXD SURVEYOR-GE-
:N'ERAL- I

Director of Roads J. R. :Mann

and Surveyor-Ge-
. ... 7 Jan. 'G/ Tho Queen by
Royal \Varrant
1200 0 0 do.
ncral and Suporin-
tondent of Public
Works

Deputy Director of C. J . O'N. ]'erguson ... 171Iar. '73 '.I'he Governor 800 0 0 do.
Roads and Survey-
or-General
(.
Engineer Kingston F. Dawson (a) ... 19 April, '73 do. 600 0 0 do.
District

l
Engineer Eastern J. Parry ... 1 June, '59 do. GOO 0 0 do.
District

Engineer Southern S. F. Scharsrti.idt ... 1 July, '';"2 do. 550 0 0 do.

District

Engineer Northern E. C. Tilly ... 3 .April, '71

'
do. 600 0 0 do.
District

Assistant ditto ... J. G. Doorly . .. 17 April, '73 do. 300 0 0 do,

Engineer St. 9athc- J. Richmond ... 1 Oct. '76
rinc District do. 300 0 0 do.

Government Survoy- T. IIarrison ... 14 Mar. '67

or do. 400 0 0 do.

(<i.) Died on 2nd December, 1878.

- of Fees Principal be
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.

Amount Whether the Whe~he~ th~ Office be held by Period during

Prmc1pal m conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, Mill- Whether the Principal
Lo

which the
allowed a House tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint- Dato of Fir&t
during ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, !lnd what
for his persona.I Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been
Appointment
the Year Residence ; or of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
If the Office be held by ,a Military Absent from under tho
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 the Colony
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Na.val Colonial
lin Sterling House Rent or Pay, the total Amount of Pay during the Year to bo stated in the
and allowances of every kind G ovornmont.
Value. Quarters. ~t~ally received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
dit1on to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9.

-
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1 Fob. '64
do. do. do. do. do. 2 Feb. '66
do. do. •
do. do, do. 3 Mar. '72
do. do. do. do. do. July, '74
do. do. do. do. do. May, '76
do. do. do. do. do. 29 Aug. '78
do. • do. do. do. do. 4 Mar. '78

do. do. Major-General in the Army

on the Retired List
do,
. Travelling allowance 7 Jan. '6i
of £300 a-year

do. do. Major in the Royal Engi- do. Nil 17 Mar. '73
neers without pay
)
From 1st Oc- do. 8 Nov. '58
do. do. Nil
. tober to 28th
Nov., 1878

do. do. do. Ni do. 1 June, '59

do. do. 17 Jan. '72

do. do. do.

do. 3 April, '71

do. do. do.
do.
I

do. I do. do. do. do. 1 Oct. '70

do. Travelling allowance 25 Nov. '74.

do. do. do. £75 a-year. (See
Irrigation Works)
14 Mar. '53
do. 1st Oct. to 6th Travelling allowance
do. do. £200 a-year
Dec. 1878

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CIVIL ESTABLISH.\IE!'."T-2.
L
ClVIL ESTAilLISII~fEXT ·
---

By 'vhom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

DrnECTOn OF RoADS £ s. d.
urn Si:rnvEYOn-GE-
N ERAL cvntinuPA.

Clerk and .Assistant J. H. Dodd (a) ... 1 Oct. "il The Governor 170 0 0 Col. Rev.
to Govt. Surveyor

Accountant ... J. Sherbon ... 10 Sept. '72 • do. 520 0 0 do.

Senior Clerk ... C. W. Tait ... 18 Feb. '68 do. 250 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... E. II. W11itehorne ... 1 May, '76 clo. 230 0 0 do.
Second ditto ... G. Mitchell ... 1 Oct. '71 do. 17J 0 0 •do.
Ditto ... R. Arrowsmith .. . 23 Sept. '72 do. 180 0 0 do.
Third ditto ... C. 0. Magnan ... 25 April, '75 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W. C. Messias ... 24 Sept. '76 do. 90 0 0 do.
... ...
Ditto A.. Samuel
. 1 June, '77 do. 85 0 0 do.
Draughtsman ... J. Death ... 6 Feb. '75 do. 300 0 0 do.
Assistant ditto ... R. R. Williams ... 6 April, '75 do. 140 0 0 do.
SUPERINTENDENTS OF
RoADS AND WORK$

First;class Suporin- , G. W. Clarke (b) ... 1 Mar. '67 do.

teudent of Roads 300 0 0 do.
and vVorks

Second-class ditto ... W. S. Groves ( ... 1 Oct. '73 do. 250 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J.C. Duncan (r) ... 1 Oct. '73 do. 250 0 0 do.
Ditto ... T. Gaylear<l (d) ... 21 Feb. '79 do. 200 0 0 do.
Third ditto ... E. Rubio ... 1 Oct. '68 do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... S.S. Wortley ... 21 Feb. '79 do. 150 0 0 do.
Ditto ... C. A. Smith ... 1 Aug. '79 . do. 150 0 0 do.
}fanager of Govern- W. E. Sant ... 9 1.fay, '7G
ment \Vorkshop do. 252 0 0 do.

(a.) Acted as Governnwnt Surve.yor from 1st October, 1878, to 6th I >ecember, 1878.
(Ii.) Actocl ns Engi11cor of Kingston District from 1st October to 28th November, 1878,
from 2nd Deeembm·, 1878, to 30th September, 1879. and again
( r.) Hctircd on Pension on 21st l!'obruary, 1879.
(d.) Appointed (on G months probation) as Overseer of Works at
August, 1879. the General Ponitentiary on 1st
ij
 CIVIL ESTA.llLISlDIBX'l'.
. .7
Whe~he~· th~ Office be hold by
AJllount Whether the Prmc1pal m conjunction with Period during
Principal be any, ::nd what other Civil, Mili- Whether the Principal
of Fees ttu·y, or Naval Office, or Appoint- which tho Dato uf Fh'!it
allowed a House meat, or Place of Profit. in any enjoy any, and what
during for his persona1 Colony, or on the Establishment Officer !UIS been ~\.ppoi11t111c11l
of the United Kingdom. other Adva.ntago ur
the Year Residence ; or Absent from un<lc1· tho
If the Oflice be held by a Military
what Allow- or Nn.val Officer, whether upon tho Colony Profit, not rcq uu\.-<l
1878·9 Uolonial
ance, if any, for Full or l:ialf Military or Na.val
Pay, the total Amount of Pay during tho Year to bo stated in tho
IDSt""""I
Value.
n.~ Ront" mid Allowances of overy kind
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
Govcn1111c11t.
1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his Office.

~il Nil Nil Nil Travolling allowanco 1 Oct. '70

.£100 a-year

do. do. do. do. Nil 10 Sept. '72

do. do. Secretary Rio Cobre Ca.ual do. Personal .Allowanco 15 .Mar. 'li7
Commis3ioners £30 0 0. .£50
Slaughter House Commis-
sioners .£12 0 0

do. do. Nil do. Nil 1 OcL. '70

do. do. do. do. 22 Fob. 'G4

do.

do. do. do. do. 17 .Aug. '71

do.
do. do. do. 25 April, '75
do. do.

do. do. do. do. do. .. 24 Sept. '7<s

do. do. do. do. s do. . 1 June, '77

do. do. 17 Jan. '73

do. do. do.
do. do. G April, '75
do. do do,

do. do. 12 Sopt.. '4.'i'

do. clo. do.
'
. do. 13 Dec. '67
do. do. ,
do, do.

do. do. do.

. do. do. 6 Fob. '68

do. 16 Oct. '72

• do.• do.
do. do.
do. 1 Oct. '68
do. do.
do. do.
do. 21 Feb. '79
do. do.
do. do.
do. 1 .Ang. '79
do.
do. do.
do. 9 May, '7G
do. do.
do.
do. llouso

• .
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.
 CIVIL ESTAilLISIIMENT.

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling,
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. a.
MonANT Po1NT LIGHT
llousE-

~uperintendent ... G. B. Snaith ... 26 June, '75 Director of Rds, 130 0 0 Col. Rev.

First U nderkeeper J. F. Duaney (a) ... 1857 Commissioners 60 0 0 do.

for Light Houses

Second ditto ... P. McKie ... 1863 do. 50 0 0 do.

Third ditto ... J. Scott ... 1863. do. 50 0 0 do.

Pr,UMD POINT LIGHT

HousE-

Superintendent ... T. H. Orret.t ... 1 Jan. '61 do. 164 0 0 do.

Second keeper ... A. Clemenson ... 16 Dec. '77 Director of Rds. 70 0 0 do.
Third ditto ... J . Brown ... 1 Aug. '76 do. 70 0 0 do.

'
IRRIGATION WORKS

Engineer ... J. Richmond ... 25 Nov. '74 The Governor 300 0 0 do.
( I

Clerk and Ca.shier ... C. L. D'Pass ... 1 Oct. '78 do. 156 0 0 do.
(

PLANTATIONS AND
GARDENS- .
Assistant Snperin- W. Nock (b) ... 17 l\Iar. '74 do. 130 0 0 do.
tendent Cinchona.
Plantation

Ditto Castleton Gar. G. S. Jenmail (c)

.
dens .] 17 Sept. "i3 I do. 200 0 0 do.

(a.) Died 12th July, 1879.

(b.) Acted as Superintendent of Cinchona Plantation from 1st, October, 1878 to 9th August, 1879,
and as Superintendent of Plantations and Gardens generally from 10th August to 30th September,
1879.
(c.) Acted as Superintendent of Castleton Garden, Kingston Parade Garden and Palisades Planta-
tion from 1st October, 1878, to 9th August, 1879. Transferred to Demerara 10th .August, 1879.

'
 CIVIL ESTABLISIIMEN'l'.
,- Whether the Office be held by
Amount Whether the Principal in conjunction with Period during
Principal be any, and what other Civil, lV~ili- Whether the Principal
of Fees tary, or Naval Office, or Appomt- which tho Datu of l<'il'BL
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during f his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been Appointment
or of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Military Absent from under tho
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 the Colony Colouinl
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or N avaJ.
Pay • the Tofal Amount of Pay to be stated in tho
~Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind during tho Year Government.
Quarters. actually received by ~ in ,ad- preceding Colum11S.
Value. dition to the Profits of lus Office. 1878-9.

.
I

Nil Resides at Nil Nil Nil 26 Juno, '75

tho Light
I House

do. <lo. do. do. do. 1857

do. l do. do. do. do. 1863

do. do. do. do. do. 1863

do. do. do. l Jan. '61

do. Nil
do. do. do. 16 D oc. '77
do. do.

do. do, do. l .A.ug. '76

do. do.

'. :.

r: do, Travelling allowance 25 Nov. '74.

do. do. do.
£75 per an:rt'.m.
(Seo Dir. of ds.
;I Establishment)

Nil 12 July, ·75

do. do, do. )
11 do.

do. 17 Mai.. '74

do. do.
do. Ilouso

do. 17 Sept. '73

I'·
do.
do. do. do.

I!

I'

Cl\It; EST.\DLISJIMl~-r-3.
. -
L 10 OIVIL ES'l'ABLISllMENT.

. .
11

By whom From what

.Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
.Appointment. under 'vhat Salary is
Artny ' Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

1:
_!
I'

£ s. d.
AUDITOR GENERAL-

Auditor General ... Hon. J.C. :M:ackglasban 15 April, '75 The Queen un- 950 0 0 C<>L Rev.
der Law 7 of
1875 I· t
Chief Clerk ... Ross J. Livingston (a) I Feb. '68 The Governor 400 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... E. A. Foster ~b) ... I Oct. '70 do. 250 0 0 do.

Ditto ... W. Duff ... I Oct. '70 do. 240 0 0 do.

Ditto ... W. C. G• .A. .Alrrowsmith 26 Nov. '70 do. 250 0 0 do.

Ditto ... G. McN. Livingston ... I Dec. '74 do. 240 0 0 do.

Ditto ... E. S. Sangninetti ... 16 Mar. '76 do . 250 0 0 do.

Second-class Clerk ... E. J . .Andrews (c) ... I Oct. '70 do. 180 0 0 do.
Ditto ... B, V. Hall ... 7 Oct. '74 do. 150 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W. B. Mais ... 22 Feb. '75 do. 140 0 0 do.
Ditto ... E. duMont ... 16 Ang. '76 do. 120 0 0 do.
Third-class Clerk ... II. E. Laidman (d) ... 20 Oct. '73 do. 100 0 0 do.
Ditto ... A. S. Finzi ... 25 Sept. '75 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto (• W. C. P. Lord ... I Oct. '77 do. 85 3 0 do.

ISLAND REC@ll!D-
l
Deputy Keo per of Edward Bancroft Lynch 1 Fob. 'iD
tho Rccoi·<ls do. 500 0 0 do.

'fnE.\Sl"ll.Y-

Treasurer ... IT. W. Living.<ton ... 29 Dec. '74 do. GOO 0 0 do.

. .
I

(aJ Acted for A.~ditor General from the 1st October, 1878, to 4th Fcbrunr is~
(b.) Acted as Clue£ Clerk from the 1st October 1878 to 4th F b l s~c) ' 9·
( c.) A ctcd· a» a ]!"
1 l l C k ' ' c ruary,
,iri:; -c ass 101· • from Lst October, 1878, to 4th 1''cbruar ' , , . ~
(d.) ActcJ as a Seconl1-clas:; Clerk from 1st October 1&78 to 4th J:' b y, ISi!):_
' ' · •c ruary, 1819.
..
-AJDount
-=
Whether the
of Fees Principal be
any,
CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.

Whe~he~ th~ Office be held by

Pnncipal m conjunction with Period during
and what other Civil, Mill-
tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any
which tho
.... ....
Whether tho Principal
Date of Fil'llt
enjoy any, and what
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer haa been App<>intmcnt
of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Military Absent from under tho
what Allow- or Na.val Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878·9 the Colony
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval Colonial
Pay ; the Total Amount of Pay to be stated in tho
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind during the Year Oovornmont.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9.

I•

Nil Xil Nil From 9th Nil 30 June, '58

May, '78, to
4th Feb. '79

do. do. do. 8th May, to do. 2 Feb. 'G2

9th July, '79
•
,, do. do. do. Nil do. 5 Mar. '6G

do. do. do. do. do. 10 Doc. 'GG

do. do. do. do. do. 1 May, '6G

do. do. do. do, do. 1G .Aug. 'G9 I

do. do. do. 1 Mnr. '7G

do. do.
do. do. do. 1 Fob. 'GS
do. do.
do. do. do. 7 Oct. '74
do. do.
do. do. 26 May, '73
do. do. do.
do. do. 1 Fob. '75
do. do. do.
do. 11 do. 7 Oct. '74
do. do. do.
do. 25 Sept. '75
do. do. do.
do.
do. 23 .Aug. '77
do. do. do. do.
'
, 17 Oct. '55
!, 6. d. do. do.
~5(1311 !) do. In conjunction with ap~oint-
roent of Acting Admin1stl'a-
tor-General and Comptroller
in Bankruptcy

3 months Allowance of £100 5 Oct. '52

Xii do. Nil as Manager Go-
vernment Savings
Bank and Com-
mission on (Jhan-
cery Deposits
...:..
l.c ..:.;. -"' =

.
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r. . 12 CIVIL ESTAJ3LISIIMENT.

. I
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Dato of appointed and Fund the
in British or
OFFICE. NAME. Salary is
Appointment. under what
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.
'

£, s. d.

Tml.\l:!l'ItY corili1iucd.

Chio( Clol'k ... J. llarris, (a) ... 2 Dec. '70 The Governor 400 0 0 Col. Rev.

Bookkcq:icr ... R. A. Ilcndcrson ... I Oct. 'i2 do. 335 0 0 do.

Cashier ... G. G. II. Waldron ... 1 June, '78 do. 170 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... Vacant

DiLlo ... A. K. Wright ... 25 Oct. '75 do. 210 0 0 do.

DiLto ... C. W . Chapman ... 8 Sept. '76 do. 220 0 0 do.

Second-class Clerk ... II. D. C. Mitchell ... 1 June, '78 do. 200 0 0 do.

Ditto ... A. M. Mm·shall ... 6 Oct. '73 do. 150 0 0 do.

Ditto ... R. G. McClelland ... 25 Oct. '75 do. 130 0 0 do.

Tbird-class Clerk ... T. B. Ilendriks ... 11\Iay, '74 do . 100 0 0 do.

DiLto ... R. W . Harris ... 27 Aug. '75 do. 9.> 0 0 clo.

Ditto ... E. W. Astwood ... 31 Dec. '75 do. D5 0 0 do.

Temporary Clerk ... C. G. Slader (b) ... 12 July, '78 do. 125 0 0 do.

ST.ml' Co,r:mss10NE~

Commissioner of Philip E. Chapman ... 30 Sept. '61 The Governor 480 0 0 do.
Stamps by Commission
First Clerk and George E. IIitchirk to 31 Oct. '73 Tho Governor I.JO 0 0 do.
Cashi\!r 3Jst May, 1879 (c)

Junior Clerk ... Geo. S. Thomson ... 31 Oct. '73 do. 100 0 0 do.

GovJm.:n11mr SAV·
l:\"G!\ ll.\NK-

Manager .. . II. W. Livingston ... 29 Dec. '74 do. 100 0 0 Govt. Sav-
ings Bank
Account.ant ... J. Sinclair , ... l May, '7D do. 300 0 0 do.
Cashier ... J. 2.1. Tuckett ... 1 }\fay, '79 do. 200 0 0 do.

('.') ~mploycd under I~pcrial ST~vcrnmrnt from April, 18G2.

(11.) l~mpl >vcd temporarily l\•c-emng half of l·1p.-iu,.,. Sal"ry of S
· F'
r· . . . . ' . 0''" ' cn1or •1rs t -c1ass Clerk .
(c.) Mr. 1 1tclnns rcs1gued on the 31st May, since which tho Office bas not bc;.)n fillod up.
-
CI VIL ESTA.BLI SIIMENT.
J, 1 :l
-===
Whe~he~ the_ Offi~ bo . held by •
.Amount Whether the Prmc1pal m conJunct1on with Period during
al be any, and what other Civil, Mili- Whether tho Principal
of Fees Princip tary, or Naval Office, orAppoint- which the D.1to of Fil'8t
. Jallowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, iI1 any enjoy any, and wht1t
durmg for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been 11. ppointiucnt
of the United Kin,.,dom. other .Advantage or
tho Year Residence; or If the Office be held by a Military Absent from unclcr tho
_ what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon th C Profit, not roquirod
1878 9 ance, if any, for Full or Half JHilitary or Naval 1
e o ony Colcminl
Pay ; the total Amount of Pay . to be stated in tho
jin Sterling House Rent or and Allowances :>f every kind during t ho Year Go\'cnuncnl.
Quarters. actually received by hiin in ad- preceding CA:ilumns.
Value. dition to the P r ofits of his Office . 1878-9.

.
Nil Kil Nil Nil Nil 2 Dec. '70

do. do. do. . do. do.

4· Dec. 'GS
do. do. do. do. do.
13 April, '72

do. do. do. do. do.

G Nov. 'GD
do. do. do. do. do.
8 Sept. '76
do. do. do. do. do.
lV Sept. '71
do. do. do. do. do.
2G Nov. 'GD
do. do. do. do. do.
21 Dec. "i2
do. do. do. do. do.
11\fay, '7·1
do. do. do.
do. do. 27 Aug. '75
do. do. do.
do. do. 1 Ma.r. '75
do. do. <lo.
do. do. 12 Jn]y, 78

'
do. do.
i'- do. do.

do.•
do.

do.
l Oct. '56

2G Mar. '70
do. do. do.

do. 31 Oct. '73

do. do.
do. do.

., do. 5 Oct. '52

months
do. do. Island Treasurer's Salary £?00. '-'

..l!'ces on Chancery Deposits.

do. l;3 Feb. 'GS
Nil
do. do. Nil
do. 25 Nov. '67
do.
do. do. do.
,_
 J, l ( CIVIL ESl'.ABLISil)IEN'.1.'.

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFIC~ E. .N ,\J',J E. in British or
A ppoiutment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

.£ s. d.
Gm·gmnrnxT 8.\Y·
nws BAxK 1·m1timml.

Sec:iml-clai;s Clerk... C. Morton ... 1 May, '7D The Governor 100 {) 0 Govt. Sav-
ings Bank
Third-class Clerk .. . .J. Il. II en.th . . . J 5 May. 79 do. 100 0 0 do.
Ditto ... T. n. Nichol:oon ... 1 June, '79 do. 80 0 0 do.

Posr 0.1,-F~CJ•: D1·:-

J>AltTMENT-

Postmaster for .fa. I!'. Sullivan ... 1 May., '70 .do, 800 .0 0 Col. Rev.
nmicn

CJ1ief Clerk .. . G. II. Pearce (a) .. . 30 Dec. '74 do. 330 0 0 do.

l!'i1·i:>L-class Clerk ... T. II. ~IcBayne (b) ... 30 Dec. "74 do. 240 0 0 do.
Ditto ... S. G. Figuieres (<') ... 26 April, '77 do. 210 0 0 do.
Dilto ... E. N. ~larshall ... 1 Jan. '78 do. 210 0 0 do.
Dilto . . . l!'. G. ~1. Lynch ... 1 Oct. '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
Travelling Supervi- vV. 1ifackinnon . . . 10 April, '76
$01' do. 220 0 0 do.
(

Secoml-class Clerk ... J. N. Campbell ... 1 Oct. '69 do. 0 0 do.

Dillo . .. D. G. Parsons ... 17 July, '76 dr. 120 0 0 do.
l
Dilto . . . II. W. II. Girod (ii) . . . 26 April, '77 <lo. 110 0 0 do.
Dilto ... T. C. Cunha ... 1 Aug. '77 clo. llO 0 0 do.
Di Ho ... J. G. 1':1·ck ... 1 J:::n '78 do. no o o do.
Thinl-t·la:;s ClPrk ... G. D:n·itl:mn (1)
... ~n Nov. '76 do. DO 0 0 do.
Ditto . . . C. W. Magnan
.. . l June, '77 do. 83 0 0 do.
J>itto ... W ..J. Ilenth ... 1 Jan. '78
8.::> o o do.
Adi11g clitto . . . C. A. IIo.iU1 (/) . . . 23 Oct. '79 do.
I ·.tO 0 0 do.
(n) On lmvc f~·o~. l ~1 October, 1878, to 20th May, 1879.
(b.) Aricd ns CJJnel Clerk from 1st October 1878 to l!)th May J8'"f)
1
( ·.) lk:;ignccl .2."ith September, I o/H. ' ' < ' l I .•

(<I) Acted as Firsi-cl:ts:; Ul<•i·k frou1 ht October, 1878, to IDth May, 18/D.
(i'.) Acted us Second-class Clc1·k from 1st October 1878 to l'Jtli 11 J 13-n
rf) \ <l
11
• • etc m;
'l'l . l I ' , ·" ay, '17.
nrt -c us~ en from 25th Octobc1-, 1878, to l!)tl.J May, lo7!).
Cl J • ,
 CIVIL ES'.l'ABLISilME'NT.
T, ];)

-·
Amount Whether tho Principal inconjunc~i~n w~t~i
I
Whether tho Office be hold by P eriod durin...,
0 Whether the Principal
. . alb any, and what other Civil, M1li- which tho Dato of First
of Fees Pnncip e tary or Naval Office, or Appoint- enjoy any, and what
allowed a House. ment, or Pfaoe of Profit, in any Officer has been Appointment
during f his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
or . I of the United Kingdom. . . · Absent from under tho
the Year R.(lS)dence ; or If the Office be held by a Nulitary I>rofit, not requirc.'<l
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon tho Colony Colon inI
1878-9 ance, 1. f any, for l!'ull or Half Military or Naval to bo stated in tho
preceding Column~.
Pay ; tho total Amount of Pay durino- tho Year Government.
jin Srorling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind 0

Quarters. actually received by hi1~ in ~1- 1878-9.

- Value. dition to the Profits of his Office. -'-

I•

Xii Nil Nil Nil Nil 21 July, ' 7G

do. do. do. do. do. 23 Nov. '74

clo. do. do. do. do. 1 .June, '7fJ
'

do, do. do. do. de; 1853

do. do. do. 1st Oct. '78 do. J 8GO

to 20th lifay,
;: '70

do. do. do. Nil do. lSGO

do. do. do. do. .do. 1871

do. do. do. ' do. do. 1872

do. do. do. do. 1874

do.
do. do. do. SOs. por diem w hon 18G7
do.
travollin~

do. Nil 1850

do. do. do.
' do. 1874
do. do. do. do. I
do. do. 1872
do. do. do.
do. do. 187J
do. clo. do.
do, 187G
do. do. do.
do.
do. 187G
do. do. do.
Ii do.
1877
do. do.
I do. do. do. '
do. 1878
do. do. do.
clo.
do. 1878
<lo.
do. do. do.
.
 J, l(j CIVIL ES1.'.A.13LISHMENT.
- ·- - ..____ - - -- ..:=....'

~-------.---------~-----,-------r----""I'----•
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Dato of appointed and Fund the
OFli'lCE. ~Al\IE. in British or
.Ap1>ointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.
1""":

£ s. d.
PosT 01''FICE DE-
l'.\RT)IENT co11tin1wJ.

Head Sorter ... R. Lcapctro (a) ... 1 June, 'G6 Postmaster for 60 0 0 Col. Re;.
Jamaica

Ditto ... J. Dykcn ... 26 .April, '7~ do. 60 0 0 do.

Sorter .. . J. Bean (b) ... 1 June, '66 do. 52 2 10 do.

Ditto ... J . W. Ilall ... 26 .April, "79 do. 44 6 5 do.

Ditto ... A. W. Gold ... 26 .April, '79 do. 41 14 3 do.

Ditto ... A. T. :Madden .. . 26 .April, '79 do. 39 2 2 do.

•
Letter Carrier ... A. Jim ... 11 Nov': '74 • do. 41 14 3 do.

Ditto ... J. Beckford ... 30 Oct. '75 do. 39 2 2 do.

Ditto ... A. Delgado (r) ... 5 May, '77 do. 31 5 9 do. I'
Ditto ... W. Myles ... 21 .Ang. '77 do. 33 17 10 do. II·
Ditto ... W. E. Blaine ... 25 Mar. "78 do. 33 17 10 do•
I'
Ditto ... R. D. Barclay ... 20 .Ang. '78 do. 31 5 9 do.
I:
Ditto ... W. II. Thomas ... 26 .April, '79 do. 31 5 9 do.
Ditto ... H. Small ... 26 .April, '79 do. 31 5 9 do•
(,
Officcman ... H. Gunter (d) ... I Oct. '77 do. 2(i 1 5 do.
Ditto ... T. Johnston ... 22 Sept. '79 do. 2G I 5 do.
Officewoman ... J. A. Brown
(
... 1 Aug. '60 do. 23 8 0 do.
I~
Tl.'.LEGnAPII IlnANCII

~uperint.endent ... II. C. Wilson ... 1 .April, '79 The Governor 300 0 0 do.

D1sl'n1cT Posn1As- . .
TERS.

.Adelphi ... C. England ... I Mar. "i6 do. 12 0 0 do .

Alexandria ... W. Cover ... I July, '73 do. 12 0 do.
0
Allry ... W. Ryder(<') ... lG :Thfay, '78 do. 36 0 0 do .

(re) D!ed on ihe 2nc1 January, 1879.

(b.) Died on tho 23rd April, 1879.
(c.) Rcsi.i:rned 21st January, l~'itl.
(d.) Dismissed 19th September, 1879.
..• (c.) Rcsignt:<l ;)1st A.ugusl, 18i8.
7. -
~=:.---;r- .. -"'
~
ttC ...:::.-= - ~-
 - Amount WheU1er the
p . ·~ beI
61
CIVIL ESTABLISilMENT.

I
Whether the Office be heln _by Period during
Principal in cvnjnnc~i~n ~t!1
any, and what other Civil, :1\~1h- which tho
I
Whether the Principal
T, 17

of Fees nncil""' fary orXavalOffice,orAppomt- Date of First

allowcd a House men~, c.r Place vf Profit~ in any Officer has been enjoy any, and wha.t
durincr If his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Appointment
"' or . . of the United Kingdom, . . Absent from other Advantage or
the Yror Residence; or If tho Office is helll by a. Military lmtlor the
wh,'\t Allow- or Xn.val Officer, whether upon the Cvlony Profit, not required
1878-!l Full or H alf l\lilitary or Niwal Cobnial
'.ancc, if any, for Pay; the total Amount of ~ay during the Year b bo stated in the
in Srerling House Rent or awl All·nrnnccs of every ku1d l Government.
Yaluc.
I Q t
uarc~ actually received by himh"
dition to the Profits of is
in _ad-
Ollicc. ~
1878-9. preceJ.ing Columns.
.
1-

I , . •
-

Xii ~:I I
.I
Nil '
' Nil
Nil J8G l

di!. do. de. do. de. 1864

do. do. do. do. de. l 8G8

do. do. do. do. do. 1873

do. do. do. do. do. 1875

do. 110. clc. do. do. 1874

do. rlo. do. do. do. 1874

do. do. do. <lo. do. 1875

do. do. do. do. do. 1877

d0. do. do. Clo. co. 1877

clo. do. do. 1878

do. de.
do. do. do. 1878
1 do. do,
11 do. do, 187()
c~. clo. do.
do. do. 1879
da. ilo. do.
ljj
do. do. ck. do. do. • 1854

de. do. 1879

<lo. do. do.

do. do. 1!0.

do. • do. 18GO

do. 187!)
do.
Ii rlo. do.
.
do.
11

I 11
do. 1876
do.
do.
do. do.
do. 1873
<lo. do.
rlo. do. .
clo. 1878
do.
~ do. do. do.
,_ ~
 J, 18 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.

~(., "' ..•~

... I
.'
, f<J 0 B
D
\'.ii .,,

""
ovc •
I .... By whom From what
<1 1;lU ·~ f ' - · nu~ :t '· Annual Salary
vcrya.d!.
OFFIC. 111rticular~ {'"- (;m,
Date of appointed and
in British or I Fund the

r
.
I -iosecl foi· . · " A_;:>pointment. under whnt Salary is
~. ···::, ... Army Sterling.
. tr. an(f <.i' " Instrument. Paid.
~~r
. '
"
~---~ --~ --,- .

D1STUICT PosnrAs-
TERS cuntinu(J{l. .
j
II £ s. d. j

All;-:-
!.
... W. Mar:;ball ~
...
/ .
. ,,..,
vuly, 19 The Governor 36 0 0 Col. Rev.
tto Bay ... S. R. Jones .. .11 .Aug. '77 do. 48 0 0 do.
·~w
~.clava .. .1 .J . E. y\.CrI.
.
c, J 1
... 1 Feb. '75 do. 12 0 0 do.
'\•
i"'
·O
·}
11'.>
1 .
i~ ... 1A. S. Uartcr
. ...!Nov. '67 do. 18 0 0 do.
... E. R. Scott ~ , .:.J 5 A pr1·1 , '48
'lt.!tJAv.•
·k RiYEll'
.·~ds .,,. , .,, · do. : 48 0 0 do.
... K Forrester . . . 15 April, '71 do. 12 0 0 do.
JO 110 ..
v1sn.1)fouutain
'J lit&, ',h
Val- G. Orgill
~
...11 J=· '78 1 do. 6 0 0 do.

l3rown's Town ... A . I.I. Snrgcou .. ... 5 May, '75 do . 30 0 0 do.

llufl'Ilay ... E. Guscott . .. 1 29 June, '73 do. 24 0 0 do.
Bull Bay ... C. Turnor ... 2 Sept. '78 do. 6 0 0 do.
Cbapelton ... H. Lindo ... / 5 Jan. '76 do. 24 0 0 do.
Chester Cast.le ... , II. I. I saacs ... 1 Feb. '73 do. 18 0 0 do.
Claremont ... N. Jackson ... 11 July, '66 do. 18 0 0 do.
Clarks 'l'own ... J . P. Laing . .. 11 ~far. ' 72 do.
. 12 0 0 do.
Cold Spring .(! J. }IcLcau I ~ J au. ·~-
• .. <> 1 / clo. 2;!. 0 0 do.
Copso ... Samuel Hart 1 Oct. '71 do. 18 0 0 do.
Dry Harbour ... W. 'l'. BtUTOWCS l ... , 17 June, '78 do. :::o 0 0 do.
Duncans ... W. Gentles ... 22 l\Iay, 'G4 do. 2:t 0 0 do.
Ewarlou ... B. :M::tcclcrmott ( 1) ...I 1 ~far. '76 <lo. 12 0 0 do .
Ewarlon ... C. DaCosla ... 1 June, ' 79 do. 12 0 0 do.
P:i.lmouth ... , T. Wood ... 2G :May, '74 do. 84 0 0 do.
Flint River ... J. Levy
I
... 1 Aug. '76 <lo. 12 0 0 do.
Four Paths ...1 J. Grange ... 11.far. '77 clo. 30 0 0 do.
Gayle ... I
A. J. Aird ... 28 Sept. '72 clo. 12 0 0 do.
Golclon Spring ... C. E. Panton ... 1 Nov. '73 do. 12 0 0 do.
1 I
(ll.) Rcsiguccl. Office removed 31st }fay, 1879.
 CIVIL ES'l'ABLISIIME~'T. L 10
..
Amount

1878-!}
Whether the
of Fees allPrincipal
ow
e<l H
a
bo

ouoo

what Allow-
Whether the Offico bo held rv 1

any, and~what ot}1er CiYi!, l\Ii /

tary, or JS aval Office or Appoil •
men

or
t ,

Naval
or Pl ace
h
of

Officer,
.m
Proht,
'
..
.
,lom
whether
m
. m l (
·•
.
Princip<\l in conjunction \\~ ~ Perwd dtu·ing
.
~\ lnch tho
during for his personal Colony, _?r.on th;.Estal.Ji;Junci:Y Jihcer lias been
of the 1Jmted 1

upon
'
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a £Ii1it. <'y Absent from
,t I
"-1iether the Principal
enjoy any, and wli:i.t
other .Adv:mtnge or I
.., Profit, not rc<1uir0<l ·
Dato of I'irst
A1•p >inhncnt
under tho

ancc, if any, for Full or Half Milit:u:y or Naval tho Colony · Colonial
to be stale<l in tho
in Sterling Ilouse Rent or Pay ; the total A.mount of Pay u . " tl10 y .. a ovcrmnent.
imd Allowances of every kind lll'ln., ca1
Value. Quarters. aet~uilly received by him in aa- 1 · precoding Colmnna.
dit1on to the Profits of his Office. 1878-!>.
I '

l I I 4

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 187!)

do. do. do. do. clo. 1877

do. ilo. do. \ , do. do. 1875

..
do. do. do. \ .. do. do. 1867

do. do. do. do. do. 1848

do. do. do. do 1o. 1871

do. do. do, do. do. 18'1u

~·

do. do. do. do. do. 1875.

do. do. do. do, do. 1873

do. do. do. do. do. 1878

do. do. do. do. 1876

do.
do. do. do. 1873
do. do.
do.
. do. do. 1866
do. do.

do. do. do. do. 1872

do.

do. do. ck. do. do.

' 1877
1874
do. do. do.
do. do.
do. do.f do. 1878
do. do.
do. do. do. 1864
do. do.
do. do. do. 1876
do. do.
do. do. do. 187!)
do. do.
do. do. do. 18'i4
do. do.
do. do. do. 1876
do. do.
do. do. do. 1877
do. do.
do. do. do. 1872
do. do.
do. do. 1873
do. do.
do.

_____________________.......--~....--=-------------------·
~';...;;.
 L 20 CIVIL EST.\..BLISIBIE!\T1'.

-
.
i Dy whom From what
Annual S:i.lary
OFFICE. NA2UE.
, \Jotoo! appointed and
in British or
Fund the

I .App1,. ntmont. under what Salary is

Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.
,
I
I
-'-~
£ s. d.
DrsTnrCT PosT.,I.\S-
Tims cvidiuuo..l.

Gord<.,n Towu .. . Il. Bolton ... 31 Dec. '76 The Governor 20 0 0 Col. Rev.
Go,-hen ... J. C. \"\·-rig-ht ... 5 April, '72 do. 24 0 0 do.
Grange Ilill .. . W. T. )lur<lock ... 10 Dec. '74 do. 12 0 0 do.
Green Island ... II . •J. Law1:1011 ... 112 Nov. '75 do. ' 18 0 0 do.
Guys Jlill ... / M. )I. Cocking ... 1 Feb. '74 do. 12 0 0 do.
Ilalfway-Treo . ..1S. A. Noy lo ... 1 June, '73 do. 18 0 0 do.
Ifampdcn I
.. . J. Innes (a) ... 1 July, '73 do. 12 0 0 do.
Hampden ... J. Innes ... 7 Aug. '79 do. 12 0 0 do.
Hayes ... G. W. Reid ... 1 April, '7G do. 12 0 0 do.
Ilopc Bay ••• 1 D. Dias ... 1 Nov. 'ul do. 18 0 0 do.
Kings ... J. M. Miller ... 30 Oct. '76 do. 12 0 0 do.
L acona. ... W. J. 'l'omlinson ... l Oct. '75 <lo. 12 0 0 do.
Linstead ... E. M. Smollio ... 1 Mar. '75 do. 30 0 0 do.
Litno London ... D. ilI. Hart ... 11 JIIay, '75 do. l:J 0 0 do•
Li Ltlc River ... J. Torrens ... 7 Sept. '75 do. 12 0 0 do.
Lucca ... G. f{. Davis ... 2.J, Nov. '76 .d o. 21.J, b 0 do.
Malvern ... II. Lam·enco 1 Nov. 'G2 do. 18 0 0 do.
(
Ma11chio11eal ... G.D. Kaylor ... 1 llfar '73 I
do. 18 0 0 do.
Mandeville ... A. Robertson ... 17 Sept. '69 do. 84 0 0 do .
~fay liill ... H. Swaby ... l Dec. '69 do. 18 0 0 do,
May Pen . . . T. E. Doyen .. . 14 Aug. '75 do. 18
Medina ...I H. E. K01,man ... H Aug. '75 do. ' 6
0

0
0

0
do.

do.
~lidd!c Quarters I
... J It. Usher ... 24 May, '78 do. 12 0 0 do.
~Iilc Cully . . . 1 R. A. PaLton ...I 1 Doc. '70 do. 12 0 0 do.
1Iilk Rirnr· 1' Atkinson
... ... 11 Apl'il, '74 do. 18 0 0 do.
:Monoaguo 1
. . . A. N. Sutherland . .. 1 Juno, '70
I do. 18 0 0 do.
1
(a.) Die<l.
 CIYIL ESTATIJ,ISIDIEX·T. f, 21

Amount
~e ~er
WJ tl
t 1w
IWhe~he~· the: Ofikc he held J1y I p ..· 1
Prmc1pal m coojunc~h.~n with I ouot. during \Vhcthcr tho l'riucip:il
of Fees Prmc1pal bo any, and what ot11cr C1nl, ~lili- 1. 1 1 Datu uf First
allowed a llousel tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint· w uc I t ic enjoy any, and what
during f J • • ment, or Place of Profit, in imy Officer has hccn i Appoinlrncnt
or us personal Colony, Or on tho EHt:tblishmcnt ·other ;Advantage or
the Year Residence; or of the ~nitod Kiugdom. Absent from under tho
If the Office be held hy :i l\Iilihrv Profit, not rcc1n>rcd
-8 9
181 -
w Imt Allow- ...,ava1.orucer, whether upon
or "T , tJ 0 0 1 Colonial
ance, if any, for ~?ull or llalf Military i•r N:wal ie ony
in Sterling House ]~cnt 01• Pay

Y aIue. Quarters.
a l ;all
• nc
act
the total Amount
f
owances o every kmd
. ~a11y rcce1v· cd I>y 1um
I
of Pay
· in ad-
ditwn to tho Profits of hiR Office.
. 0 tiic y car
. t1unnN
18...18 !l
-. •
\
to be stated in tho
preceding Colnmns.
Government.

~:---~~~~-L~~~

,.
Xil Nil ! Nil Nil :N"il 1876
l

ilo. do. do. do. <lo. 1872

do. do. do. do, do. ] 87·1'

'io. do. do. do. do. 1875

do. do. do. do. do. 1874

do. do. do. 1873

do.

clo. do. do. do. 1873

do.
do. do. do. ] 87!)
do. do.

do. do. do. do. 1876

lo.
do. do . do. do. 1861
do.
do. do. do. 1876
do. do.

do. do. do. 1875

do. do.
do. do. do. 1875
do. do.
do. do. do. 1875
do. do.
do. do. do. '
1875
do. do.
de. do. 1876
do. do. do.
do. 1862
do. do. do.
do. do. 1878
do. clo. do.
do. do. 186!)
do. do. do.
F do. 186!)
do. do.
I «lo. do.
do. do. 1875
clo. do.
do.
do. do. 1875
do. do. do.
do. do. 1878
do. do.
ilo.
do. do. 1870
do. do.
do.
do. do. 1874
do. do.
do.
do. do. l870
do. do.
do.

, _________________________________,,,_ __ ________ _______,

;,._ ...,,.,.

Cl\'IL E;;T,\HI,I~IDIE~T-G.
r' ...?·>.., CIVIL ES'.l'.\llLISIDIE:N''f.
.
.
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Date of appointed a•1d Fund the
OI<'FlCE. NAME.. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
. Instrument. Paid.

,.
j
£ s. d.
DISTRICT PosnrAs-
Ti.ms con:inued.

Montego Bay ... S. Solomon ... 1 Jan. '75 Tho GoYcrnor 8:1! 0 0 Col. Rev.
Morant Bay ... J. Strathe ... 1 Sept. '73 do. 36 0 0 do.
Mount Charles ... D. Goffe (a) ... 15 Sept. '74 do. 12 0 0 do.
Mount Charles ... D. Mair ... 21 Aug. '7D do. 12 0 do.
0 1
Newmarket ... H. Aarons ... 2 Sept. '78 d-0. 12 0 0 do.
Newport ... C. D. Lopez ... 1 July, '68 do. 18 0 0 do.
Ocho Rios ... M. E. Smiclo (b) ... 1 Mar. '¥8 do. 18 0 0 do.
Ocho Rios ... C. Wilmot (r) ... 7 Feb. '79 do. 18 0 0 do.
Ocho Rios ... S. Gedder ... 19 Aug. '79 do. 18 0 0 do.
Old Harbour ... L.A. Grant ... 16 April, '77 do. 36 0 0 do.
Pear Tree Grove ... R. Ryan ... 5 Jan. '52 do. I• 12 0 0 do•
Pedro ... Il. Brown ... 1 Feb. '75 do. 12 0 0 do•
Petcrsfield ... S. 1\L Hopwood .. I1 Oct. '75 do. 12 0 0 do .
Plan. Garden River W. Tilley
···13July, ' 77 do. 30 0 0 do.
Port Antonio -( G. Matthews ... 1 Oct. '66 do. 36 0 0 do.
Port .Maria ... J. Payno ... 5 Sept. '78 do. 48 0 0 do .
Port Morant ... A. Dennis ( ... 11 Sept. '78 do. 24 0 0 do.
Port Royal ... C. I!'. Lindsay ... 1 Aug. '77 do. 36 0 0 do.
Porus ... H. P. W. Baker ... 1 1\.fay, '74 do. 24 0 0 do.
Priestmans River ... T. B. Hamilton (rl) ... , l Oct. '77 do. 12 0 0 do.
Priesbnaus RiYer ... W. H. Jones ... , 23 June, '79 do. 12 0 0 do.
Ramble ... D. King ... 25 Mar. '78 <lo. 18 0 0 do.
Richmcncl ... H. II. Rounlhwaile ... 8 April, '78 do. 12 0 0 <lo,
Rio Dueno ... R, A. Laing ... 1 April, '65 do. 18 0 0 do .
(

( «.) Dismissed 11th July, 18 70

(b.) Hesigued 6th Pcbruary, l87f).
( r.) Resigned 18th August, 1879.
(cl.) Died .
..

•
 CIVIL ESTABLISfi)IE~'.l'.

Whethe~ th~ Oftic~ be heltl by

Amount ·whether the Principal m conJnnction with Period during
Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, l\lili- Dato of First
t N -'Offi which the
allowed a House m-y, or.i: avw. ce, or Appoint- enjoy any, ancl what
. ment, or Place of Profit, in any
during for Jus personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been Appointment
other Advantage or
the Year Residence; or of the United Kingdom. .
what Allow- If the Office be held by l\ Military Absent from
under tho
Profit, not required
1878-9 or Naval Officer, whether upon 1 Uolonial
ance, if any, for ;F'ull or Half Military or N •wal t 10 Colony to be stated in tho
Pay ; the total Amount of Pay . . Govcmmont.
in Sterling Houso Rent or and Allowances of every kind dm·mg the Year
preceding Columns.
Value. Quru:ters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
dition to tho Profits of his Oflice.

Nil Nil Nil Nil Xii 1875

do. do. do. do do. 1866

do. do. do. do. do. 1874

do. cio. do. do. do. 1879

do. do. do. do. do. 1878

do. do. do. clo. JSG8

do.

do. do. do. do. do. 1878

<lo. do. do. do. 18i9

do.

clo. do. do. do. 1879

do.

do. do. do. do. 1877

do.

do. do. do. do. 1852

do.
do. do. I• do. 1875
do. do.
• 1875
do. do. do. do.
do.
do. do. do. 1877
do. do.
do. do. do. "\ 1866
do. do.
do. do. do. 1878
do. do.
do. do. 1878
do. do.
do. do. 1874
do. do. do.

do. do. ' 1874

do. do. do.
do. do. 1877
do. do. do.

do. do. 18i3

do. do. do.
do. do. 1878
clo. do. do.
do. do. 1878
do. do.
do.
do. do. 1865
do. do.
do.
 CIVIL ESTABLISIIMBNT.

.
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFI,.TCE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paitl

I I
£ $. d.
DISTRICT PosnrAs-
TJmS CO'lili1111Nl.

St. Ann's Bay ... J. R. Naylor ... 5 )far. "i3 The Governor 84 0 0 Col. Rev.
St. D~vids ... G. W. Brown ... 26 Jan. '75 do. 18 0 0 do.
Salt Gut ... l\f. J. Bowen ... 1 June, "i4 do. 18 0 0 do.
Sav.-la-Mar ... C. E. Bodden ... 12 May, '74 do. GO 0 0 do.
Shooters Hill ... A. M. Powell ... 15 Sept. '77 do. 12 0 0 do.
Siloah ... 'E. Maris ' ... 18 July, '72 do. 12 0 0 do.
Southfield ... R. A. Ilolmes ... 14 Aug. '75 do. 12 0 0 do.
Spanish Town ... W. D. Byles ... 27 Sept. '74 do. 100 0 0 do.
Stewart Town ... C. S. Cover (n) ... 3 Jan. '77 do. 12 0 0 do.
Stewart Town ... I S. M. Cover ... 9 Aug. '79 do. 12 0 0 do.
Trinity Ville ... I E. Gor<lon ... 1 Dec. "i7 do. 12 0 0 do.
W atsons Hill ... /A. E. Nash ... 17 Dec. '72 do. 18 0 0 do.
York Castle .. . J. R. Uargrc:wcs ... 1 Mar. '79 do. No Safary do.

CoLLRCTon GENimAL ·
(
I
Collector General ... D. P. Trench ... 4 Mar. 'G9 The Queen by 1000 0 0 do.
Letters Patent
Snpervisor of Re- R. Batton (li) ... 12 Dec. '78
venue Offices The Governor 500 0 0 do.

Cliief Clerk ... n. C. Orgill ... 12.Dcc. '78 do. 300 0 0 do .

Fi1·sl,..class Cler:, ... R. Gillard, Jr. ... 1soct. '75 do. 230 0 0 do .
Ditto 1
. ... J. S. Clachar (1·) ... 3 ~far. '77 <lo. 200 0 0 <lo.
Ditto ... A. II. 111iles ... 14 Mar. '79 <lo.
1 200 0 0 do.
' 1

(a.) Resigned 8th Augnst, J 87fJ.

(b.) Binployed nuder Impcl'ial Govcmmcnt from July
(c.) Died 3rrl 2.la1·ch, lSi!J. ' 18G2.
 I
CIVIL ES'l'ABLlSHl\IEN'l'. L 25

Amount IWlwth& ""' om.. "" .hold by Period during

' Vhcthcr the Prmcipal m conjunction with
of Fees Princi al be imy, andTwha.t ot!1c1· Oivil, l\~- Whether the Principal
P , tmy, or~avalOfticc, orAppomt- which tho Date of First
during allowed a House mcnt, or Place of Pl'ofit, in any enjoy any, and what
1
for his personal I Colony, or on tho Establishment Officer has been Appointment
th y . I of the United Kingdom.
e ear Residence ; or 'If the Office be held by a Military Absent from
othcl' Adnmtage or
umlur the
what .Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 the Colony Colonial
,ancc, if any, for Full or Half Military or N avnl to be stated in the
Pay ; the Total Amount of Pay
in Sterling, House Rent or and Allowances of evory kind during the Ycar Govemment.
value. I Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
ditiou to the Profils of his Offi.cc. 1878-9.
preceding Columns.

. l
-
I

I
Nil Houso Nil Nil Nil 186'.L
\
do. Nil ' do. do. do. 1875
I
I

do . do. I do. do. do. 1874.

do.

do.
do.

do.
I do.

clo.
I
do.

do .
do.

do.
1874
1877

do. do. do. do. do. 1872

do. clo. do. do. 1875

do.
do. do. do. 1874
do. do.
do. do. 1877
do. do.
\ do.
do. 1879
do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. 1877

do. do.
do. do. do. 1872
do. do.
do. do. do. 1879
do. do. I

I
do. do. 14 Mar. '48
<!(}. do. do.

<lo. do. do. do.

• £2 a day when tra- Dec. "iO
vclling. £~0 ·w.
and 0. J<'. Asi-ocia-
tion. .£->
-i>- J . c.
S. )f. G-.•~socia-
tion.

Nil l Nov. tu
, ....
do. do.
do. do.
do. do. Aug. ' 70
do
do.
do. ,,...,..,
do. do. Dec. Iv
' do.
de. I
clo.
I
clo. tlo. .> Feb. 'H
clo. I do. do.
I 1

. -
~
L 26 CIVIL EST.A.BLISII::UE~T.

I
ny whom From what
_.\.nnual Salary
Dato of nppointed and Fund the
• NAME. in British or
OFl•'lCE. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Ar~1y Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

l £ s. d.
Cou,~;cTOR Gmn:RAL •
co11li"uetl.
.
Second-class Clerk w.c. Harris ... 5 Nov. '74 The GoYcrnor 140 0 0 Col. Rev.

Ditto ... W. O'R. Fogarty ... 29 Jan. 'ii do. 120 0 0 do.

Ditto ... Thomas Fraser ... 24 Sept. ' ';"9 de. 100 0 0 do.

Third-class Clerk D . J. Melhado ... 1 July, '';"6 <lo. DO 0 0 do.

Ditto ... E. R. Littlcwooc.1 (ci) ... 19 Jan. '77 do. 85 0 0 do.

Ditto ... H. R. Macdonald (Z,) ... 20 May, '78 do. 80 0 0 do.

Ditto ... E. Lucie Smith ... 20 Jan. '79 do. 80 0 0 do.

Ditto ... E. C. Arrowsmith ... 16 Sept. '7D do. 80 0 0 do.

Clerk in Stationery A. L. Ilarris ... lG Aug. '78 do. 80 0 0 do.

Store

l:s-TEilNAL REVENUE
DEDAnnIENT. .
Krnos'l'ON.

First-class Collector H.J. Burger ... 1 Oct. '74 clo. 500 0 0 do •

Birst-claFs Clerk ... 13. A. Lindo . .. 15 Oct. '7f> do. 115 0 0 do•

(
Ditto ... J.E. O'Donnell (c) ... 3 Mar. '77 do. ]10 0 0 do•

Locker and Gauger P . Brooks ... 26 July, '75 do. 150 0 0 do .

Assistant ditto ... C. A. Pasmore (d) ( ... 26 July, '75 do. 100 0 0 do.

Ditto ... J.S. Ilawn ... 23 Nov. '78 do. 100 0 0 do.

ST. A-'1Dnl.:\V.

'l'bird-class Collcctorl T. P. Clarke ... 1 Aug. '7fl. do. 300 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk .. . D. Bailey ... l ,t Aug. '16 do. llO 0. 0 do .

Clerk to Parochial R A. Willian!s

Boards
···1 l Jan. "i3 <lo. 150 0 0 do.

(<i.) Did 11th .Tannary. 187H.

(h.) Hcsignod Dth April, J 8i!J.
(c.) 'l'rau"Cctrr<l lo :-:lt. Eliza.both. Gll1 ~ray. l 87fl.
(d.) 'l'rauforrcll lo Cu:,lvm .'.\Ioulcgo Day, 22ud November, 18/8.
 CIVIL EST.AilLISill\IENT. L 27
Amount Whether the Office be held by
Whether tho Principal in conjunction with Period during
any, and wl11tt other Civil, l\Iili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which the Date of First
fary or Naval Office, or Appoint.
allowed a Honse ment, or Place of Profit, .iu any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment
of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or Absent from under the
If the Office be held by a Military
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
18i8-!l t ho Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for F ull or Hali Military or Naval to be stated in the
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of Pay during tho Year Government.
and Allowances of every kind
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
Value. 1878-!J.
ditiou to the Profits of his Office.

I
.

Nil Nil Nil Nil ~il June, ' i 3

do. I do. do. do. do. 10 Mar. '74

do. do. do. do. do. 24 Sept. '79
do. do. do. do. do. 1 July, '7G
do. do. do. do. do, rn Jan. '77
do. do. do. do. do. 20 May, 78
do. I do. do. do. do. 20 Jan. '7D
clo. do. do. clo. do. ·16 Sept '79
do. do. clo. do. do. lG Aug. '78

.
I

I
I
d:i. I £5) Honse do. do. do. April, '55

do. Nil do. do. £ 10 PersonalAllow- .April, '72

anee
)
do. do. do. do. N il April, '73

clo. do. do. tlo. do . Nov. '72

do.
I do. do. c1J do. Jan. ' 73

do. I do. do. do. Aug. '7G

do.

I I

clo. £50 House I do. do. .£100 llo"'o Allo''" .April, '65
I anco

clo. Nil do. do. I

1
£10 Pmc•onnl Allow. Feb. "13
ance

do. do. do. do. ,.£;)0 Clerk to Trustees Jan. 'i3

I U11ion Poor House
...

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 CIVIL EST.\.BLISill\IBNT.

I
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Fund the
l Date of appointed and
in British or
OFFICE. I NAME.
Appointment. under what
Army Sterling.
Salary is

I nstrument. Paid.

£ s. d.
REnrnui:;
J:STEI!:-1 .\L
D1u>.-1.nnrEXT contd.

ST. Tno).!AS.
... 1 Oct. '74 The Governor 400 0 0 Col. Rev.
Second-class Collcc- R. C. J . Ilaquie
tor
... 1 Oct. '74 do. 200 0 0 do.

J
Second-class Assis- D . l\IcKenzio
tant

1'hird-class clibto ... R. N. Berwick ... Mar. 'i5 do. l,')O 0 0 do.
I

Clerk and Landing J . A. S. Monaghan (a) ... 1 July, '76 do. 140 0 0 do:
Waiter

Ditto ... 0. L.Il.Cumming ... 5 Nov. '78 do. 130 0 0 do.

Second-class Clerk .. . l\I. J. Kelly ... 28 :J\Iay, '75 do. !)5 0 0 do.

Ditto ... \V. G. Chavanncs ... 14 .April, '78 do. 80 0 0 do.

l
I
Clerk to Parochial F. II. H awkins ... 2G July, "i5 do. 145 0 0 do.
l3oarc.ls
I I h
I PonTLAND.

'l'hil'd-clarn Collccto1· W. A. Doorly ... 15 Nov. 'i3 do. 300 0 0 do .

I

FirsL-rlass -~sisb.nt H. J 11mcs ... H Mat'. 'i!l do. 250 () o l 'do•

Collector

'rhird-rlass ditto and U. J. Swm·

I
I
... 15 July, 'i!) do. 150 0
0 1
I do.
Lauding W aitcr ,
I

Scrond-clais Clerk. .. 0 . L.B. Cumming (11) ... l April, '7-t do. 100 0 ol do .

Ditto ... J. J. 01·gill ... ' LI Ang. '70 do. no 0 0 do.

I

M· Tmusfcrred to Cm;tom s, l<'almoL11.li, 51.h :November, 18 78.

(b). Transferred to Port )Ioranl, 5th Novomber, 1878.

'
 'C!VIJJ ESTABLISilMENT.

Amount Whe~he~ the:; Office:; be held by

Whether the Prmc1pal m conjunction with Period during
Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, Mili- which the Dato of First
alloweda House tary, 01· Na.val Office, or.Appoint. enjoy any, and what
during ment, or Place of Profit, in any Offi
for his personal Colony, or on the Est.;i.blishment cer has been
the Year Residence; or of the United Kingdom. Absent from under the
If tho Office be held by a Military Pro.fit, not required
_ what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether i1pon th0 C0 1 Colonial
1878 9 ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval ony to be stated in the
in Sterling Ilousc Rent or Pay ; the Total Amount of l?ay d . tl1 y Government.
and Allowances of every kind urmg e ear preceding Colunms.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office.

~il £50 Ilou~e Nil .Kil Harbour Master's OcL. '67

Fees £21

do. Nil do. do. £100 IIorso allow- Feb. 'GS

ance

do. do. do. do. £20 Personal Allow- Aug. '68

anco. £50 Horse
allowance, and
Harbom Master's
Fees £24 5s.

do. do. do. do. Nil April, 'GD

do. do. do. do. April, '74

do.

do. do. do. do, £10 as Treasury May, '75

Clerk and 4~d. per
Milowhon visiting .
Branch Savings
Banh

do. do. do. Nil April, '78

do.
do. do. do. do. Oct. 'GD
do.
l )

I
do. I £50 House do. £50 llorso Allow- Mar. '71
ance and Harbour
:Master's l!'oes £61
lls. (c)

do. Nil do. do. £50 IIorse allow- Feb. '68

a nee

do. do. Feb. '73

do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. £10 as Treasury April, ' i 4

Clerk and 4-}d. per
l\lilo when visiting
Branch Savings
Banks

do. do. do. Aug. '76

do. do.
l-

(i). Ceased on 31st July, 1879, 'On a1isumption of duLy by Assistant Collector and Landing 'Waiter
(.\Ir. Steer).
,_
Cl\ IL ESTAllLl1:'1DlE~T-8.
 CIVIL ESTA'13LISHMENT.
L 30
~

..
Dy whom From what
Annual Salary
appointed and Fund ths
Date of in British or
OFFICE. NAME. under what Salary is
Appoinlruent.
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

. £ s. d.

1NTRR1'\AL R E VENUE
DEPARTMENT co11td.
90 0 0 Col. Rer.
Second-class Clerk. .. R. II. Brice (a) ... 3 Jifar. '77 'l'ho Governor

... 80 0 0 do.
Ditto ... D. M. Fogarty (U) 8 Kov. '78 do.

80 0 0 do.
Ditto ... D. A. Walker ... 25 hlar. '79 do.

... 22 July, '79 do. 60 0 0 do.

Tid ewaiter ... J . L. Lord
... 3 Mar. '77 do. l.J,0 0 0 do.
Clerk to Parochial J. A . Brown
Boards

ST. }.fAn.Y.
... 1 Oct. ' 14 do . 5 00 0 0 do.
First-class Collector W. Gray
... 1 Aug. '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
Second-class Assis- F . E. Paine (c)
tant Collector

Third ditto ... G. B. Caldwell ... Jan. '75 do. 150 0 0 do.

Ditto ... S. E. Payno .. . 10 Ang. '78 do. 150 0 0 do.

.
: do.
DitLo ... J. C. Richards ... 11 Feb. '79 do. 150 0 0
(

l!'irst-class Clerk ... Alex. Taylor ... 1 Nay, '75 do. 115 0 0 do.

• (

Ditto ... C. 11. Gifford ... 111 \.ug . ,,I·>. .,.

~ do. 115 0 0 do.

Clerk to Parochial J. A. Hoskins

lloanls
l ... 11 July, '7·1 do. 1;)0 0 0 do.

ST . .A."'\N.
I
I
Second-class Collcc- J . W. Gruber ... 1 Oct. '75 do. 400 0 0 do.
tor

Second-class Assis- II. D. Fletcher ... 1 Feb. '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
tant Collector

(a,.) Transferred to Falmontb, 15th July, 18 79.

I
-
(b.) R esigned 8th March, 187U.
.. (c.) 'fransferred tu Cu:.toms, Kingston, lHh February, lSiV .
I
 CIVIL ES1'ABLISIIMEN'l'. L 31
.
A.mount Whether the Office be held by
Whether the Principal in conjnnction with Period dm·ing
any, and what other CivjJ, Mill- Whether the Pr~ncipal
of Fees Principal be which the Date of First
tary, or Na.val Office, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage ·or
the Year Residence ; or of the United Kingdom, Absent from
If the Office is helJ by a Military under the
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Profit, not required
1878·9 Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total .A.mount of Pny during the Year
and Allowances of every kind Goverrunent.
Quarters. preceding Columns.
Value. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
<lit.ion to the Profits of his Office.

I
I

Xil Nil Nil Nil .£ 10 as Locker and Mar. '77

I Guager (a)

do. I do. do. do. Nil Nov. '78

do. do. do. do. do. Mar. ' 79

do.
I do. do. do. do. July, '7D

do. do. do. do. do. Oct. •70 ·

do. £50 llouso do. do. do. Jan. '45

I
do. ~il <lo. do. .£100 Horse allow- Oct. '70
a nee

do. do. do. do. IIarbour Master's April, '69

:Fees £22 19s. 6d.

do. do. do. do. Harbour Master's Aug. '78

l!'ecs £18 14s. 6d.
'
do. do. _do. do. £100 Horse allnw- OcL. '70
ance }

do. do. do. <lo. £10 as Treasury Nov. '71

Clerk a nd 4~d. per
J Milo when visiting
. Branch Savings
Banks

do. do. do. do. Nil Oct. '70

I

do. do. do. do. £12 as Clerk to Pi- Feb. ' 71

lotage Board
!I

do. £50 House do. do. Harbour Master's l!'eb. ' 68

.l!'ecs £26 13s.

do. Nil do. do. £50 Horse allow- Oct. '69

ance

(u.) Cea8cd on the closing of the Bonding 'Varchousc, on 30Lh Ap1·il, 1879.
L :32 CIVIL ES'fABLISIDIEN'l'.

.
By whom From what
· Annual S:i.J.a.ry
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
.Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

I
£ s. d.
lNTEnx.\L Rr.n:Nuv.
DEr.rnT,\11':NT contd.I
I
Third-class Assistant T. II. Btm&ing (a,) ... 11 Julv, 'i.J. The Governor lJO 0 0 Col. Rev.
Collector I ~ I
Ditto ... L. J. Leo ... 15 July, 'i9 do. lJO I) 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... E. S. J!'frcnch ... 8 Sept. '77 do. 150 0 0 do.

Second-class ditto ... G. II. Davidson ... 7 May, '75 do. !)J 0 0 do.

L ocker and Gauger R. J. Steer (b) ... 1 July, '76 do. llO 0 0 do.

Ditto ... R. B. W. Smith ... 15 July, 79 do. 100 0 0 do.

Clerk to Parochial J. R. Bravo ... 6 May, '78 do. 130 0 0 do.

Boards
.
CLARENDON.

First-class Collector W. A. Ilamilton ... 1 Oct. '7J do. 500 0 0 do.

First-class Assistant G. C. Hutchings ... I Oct. '73 do. 2.)0 0 0 do.
Collcci;or

Ditto ... C. Baquio (c) ... 1 Feb. '78 clo. 2.30 0 do.
01
Second-class ditto <1 • R. R. S. Spalding ... 1 :May, '77 do. I 200 0 ol do.
First-class Clerk ... J. C. Richar<l;; (ll) ... 17 July, '7J do. 120 0 0 do.

(
I
I
DiUo ... G. P. M. Taaffe ... 15 Sept. '79 do. 100 0 0 do.
Sccond-cla:;s Clcrk ... 11,. R. Smyth ... , l July, ' /.; clo. UJ 0 0 <lo.

lI
I
DiLLo ... J. S. Dawn (1') ... 14 Aug. '76 do. DO 0 0 do.
I

( rr.) Rcduco<l to position of First-class Clerk ancl ordered to T , la. ls1' Jiilr, 0 .... . Superseded
2ml Joly. re 'wny, • J 1C' 19
(11.) Transferred to Portland, ] 5th July, 1879.
1
( · .) 'l'ransfol'rod to 1'1:tnrlicstcr, ~(ith Au<Tust7 ] 8 ,..."
I •J.
(' l). 'l' r<1n~lcnc<
' l to. d
<.:' '>
. ..." ,Ja1·y, 11th l<'ebruary, 187!).
( e.) .Appomtc<l As:,1:,LauL Locker and Guao-er Rum B d· ·n r h . rd -..·o"embcr,
1878. 0
on lllci narc ousc, Kingston, _93 .n •

-·
 CIVIL ESTABJ,ISIDIE~T. L 33
\Yl1ether the Office be held by
Amount
Whether the Principal in conjunction with Period during
any, and what other Civil, 11Iili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be tary, orNavalOfficc, or Appoint· which the Date of First
allowed a. House rnent, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer lias been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
of t he United Kingdom.
the Year Residence ; or If tho Office be held by a Military Absent from under the
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Profit, . not required
. 1878-9 Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval
Pay ; the total A.mount of P ay during the Year to be stated in tho Government.
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowances :if every kind
preceding Columns.
Value. I Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
dition to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9.

Nil Nil Nil Nil £50 Horse allow- 1.Iay, '69

ance

do. do. do. do. do. July, 78

do. do. do. do. .£10 as Treasury May, 'i;3

Clerk

do. do. do. do. Nil May, '75

do. do. do. do. do. Feb. '73

do. do. do. do. do. July, '7!)

do. do. do. do. do. May, '78

do. Rosidonco • do. do. do. No•. '68

do. Nil do. do. £75 Ilorse allow- April, '55

a nee
·~
do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '66

do. do. do. do. do. July, '68

do. do. do. do. j £10 as Treasury Oct. '70

Clerk and 10s. per
.
trip when visiting
Branch Savings
I Banks

do. do. do. do. Nil July, ·75

do. do. do do. .llO as Treasury July, '75

Clerk and 1 Os. per
trip when Yisitu1g
Branch Sa>ings
I Bank
I1
do. do. do. do. :Kil I A ug. ·~a1

I'
.

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 CIVIL ESTAJ3LISilliENT.
L 34

By whom From what

Annual Sa.lacy
Date of appointed and Fund the
NAME. in British or
OFFICE. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Army Stel'ling.
Instnuncnt. Paid.

I
£ s. d.

I)ITERNAL R1"'1rntm
I
I
DEPARTMENT cont1.l.
'
Second-class Cler~ ... 1 D. A. Payno (u) ... 23 Nov. '78 Tho Govcruor 80 0 0 Col. Rev.

Ditto ... C. P . Young ... 11 Feb. '79 do. 80 0 0 I do.

Clerk to Parochial W. J. Pearson ... 6 April, '75 do. 145 0 0 do.

Boards

ST. CA'l'llERINE.

Second-class Collec- W. J. Jamison ... 1 Oct. '72 do. 400 0 0 do.

tor

First-class Assistant A. Robertson ... 1 Oct. '73 do . 250 0 0 do.

Second-class ditto ... A. Cooper ... 18 Dec. '71 do . 200 0 0 do.

I

Ditto
I
... , E. C. Baines ... 14 Mar. '79 do . 200 0 0 do.

Fil'SL-class Cle1·k .~I A . R. l~acoy ... 8 Feb. '75 do. l~O 0 0 do.

I
I• Dilto ... H.J. Jamos ... July, '76 do. 110 0 0 do.
(

Second-class Clerk ... G. P. M:. Taaffe (b) ... 26 July, '75 do. 9.5 0 0 do.
Ditto ... C. P. Tivy (r) .. l Oct. '76 do. 90 0 0 do.
Ditto ... A. R. Dawes ... 1 Aug. '76 do. 90 0 0 do.
DitLo ... A. W. Lum.lie ... 21 Mar. '7l) do. so 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W. J. Henderson ... 15 Sept. "i 9 do . do.
80 0 0
Clr1·k to Parochial A. G. 1!,frcnch ... 25 Jan. '75 do. 130 0 0 do.
Boards
I
I

(rt) Dismis;;cc1 Gth Rcptcmber, 1R79.

\is
(b.) 'l'ransfc1-rccl to Clarrndon ns .l!'.lrl't-class Clerk 15tl t - .
(c.) 'rmnsf0rrcd to :::lL. .Elizabeth as Clerk to Par;chi cp dcmbe>r, h' fl.
1
a oar s, ~G lh ~farch, 187!).
•
 CIVIL ESTABLISIIMENT . L 35
.
Amount Whether the Office be held by Period during
Whether the Principal in conjunction with Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, 1\Iili- which the Date of First
ta.ry, or Naval Oflice, or Appoint- enjoy any, and what
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any
during Officer has been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
;;he Year Residence ; or of the United Kingdom. Absent from under the
If the Office be held by a Military Profit, not required
what Allow- or N ava.1 Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
1878-9
a.nee, if any, for Full or Ralf :J'.l.filitary or Naval to be stated in tho
in Sterling House Rent or
Pay ; the total .A.mount of Pav during the Ycar Government.
and Allowances of every kind preceding Colwuns.
y nlue- \ Quarters. adua.lly received by 11.im in ad- 1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his Office.

I Nil Nov. '78

Nil I Nil Kil Nil
I

do. do. do. clo. do. Feb. '7D

do. do. do. do, do. Oct. '71

1o. £50 House do. do. do. Feb. '68

.
do. Nil do. <lo. £50 llorse .Allow- .Aug. '62
ance

do. do. do. <lo. £40 Horse Allow- Oct. '57

anco. £24 Har-
hour Master's Fees

Jo. do. do. do. .£75 Harbour :Mas- Oct. '70

icr's Fees

<lo. do. do. do. £20 as Lock~r and Oct. '71

Guager

£10 as Treasury Oct. '70

do.
I do.

I
do. <kj
Clerk and 10s. per
trip when Yisiting
\ Branch Savings
I Banks

do. do. do. do. ~il July, '75

I

do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '76

do. do, do. do. do. Aug. '76

do. do. do. do. do. Jan. '73

do. do. do. do. do. Sept. '7D

do. do. do. do. do. Sept. '70

I
 CI VIL ESTABLISJI~IEN'l'.

~
...
By whom Fromwha.t
Annual Salary
Date of appointed and F und the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under wlrnt Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instnuncnt. Paid.
•
I

£ s. d.
I~TER NAL R:rw1rnL'F.
DEPART:IIE~T contd.

MANCJIESTF.Il·

Third-class Coll cc! or T . Bravo ... Jan. '72 The Governor 300 0 0 Col. Rev.

Second-class Astiis- R. R. S. Spalding (a) ... 1 May, '77 do. 200 0 0 do.
tant

First-class ditto ... C. Baquic ... 1 Feb. '78 do. 23:) 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... S. C. Foote ... 1 July, '77 do. 103 0. 0 do.

Second-class ditto ... J. C. Bonitto ... 13 Aug. '77 do. 85 0 0 do.

Clerk to Parochial S. Boniito ... 1 Jan. '73 do. 150 0 0 do.

Boa.rds

TnELAWNY.

Third-class Collcetur W. Cork ... 12 Sept. '70 do. 300 0 0 do.

~ccond-class Assis- J . J. Ilrrakspcar ... 1 Aug. '78 do. 200 0 0 do•

tant

First-class Clerk ... p.. P. Collymore (b) ... 18 Nov. '76 do. llG 0 0 do•

Second-class Clerk ... J . II. Gregory (c) (

... 26 May, '74 do. 100 0 0 do.
Ditto ... R. IL Brice ... 3 Mar. '77 do. DO 0 0 do.

Ditto ... F. A. Petgrave .. 16 July, '7D do. 80 0 0 do .

Clerk to Parochial G. IV. Stricker ... 1 Jan. '73 do. 150 0 0 do.
Boards

ST.•T.rn1:s.

· Second-class Collec- W. L. Stewart ... I Oct. '74 do. 400 0 0 do .

tor I

' Thi rel-class Assistant A. G. Davidson ... I Feb. '78 do.

I
150 0 0 do .
I
I

(11.) 'l'ransfoi:recl to Claron<lon, 27th Augu~t. 18 79.

(Ii.) '1'11ansferre1l to i-;t. James as Clerk to Parochial Boards, 15th J uly 187D.
(1·.) Retired on receipt of a gratuity, 13th June, lS/(). '
.
 CIVIL ES'l'ABLISIIMEN'l'. L 37
Amount Wh Whc~he~ th~ Ofii~ bo held by
ether the Prme1pal m COnJunction with Period during
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, Mili- hi h Whether the Principal
jallowed a H tary, or NavalO.fiicc, or Appoint- w c the Date of First
durina ouse mcnt, or P lace of I)rofit, in any enjoy any, and what
0
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment O:flicer has been Appoint?1ent
the Year Residence. or of the United Kingdom. Ab other Advantago or
' If the Office be held by a Military sent from under the
what Allow- or Na.val Officer, whether upon th C Profit, not required
1878 _9 01
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval e ony Colonial.
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of Pay d . ti y to be stated in tho
and Allowances of eveiy kind urmg ie ear G01•crnn1ent.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
Value. 1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his Office.

Nil £50 House Nil Nil Nil Juno, '53

do. Nil do. do. £i:i llorse allow- July, '68
anco
Oct. '66
do. do. do. do. do.
do.
I do. do. do. £10 as Treasury May, '73
Clerk

do. do. do. do, Nil Aug. ''i7

do. do. do. do. £12 as Almoner Jan. '61

do. I £50 House do. do. Nil Aug. '68

do. I Nil do. do. £l00 Horse allow- Mar. '68
auce

do. do. do. do. £ 10 ras Treasury Feb. '73

Clerk and £10 as
Locker and Guager

do. do. do. do. Nil • Nov. '71

do. do. do. do. £10 as Locker and Mar. '77

Guager

do. do. do. do.

• £10 as Treasury July, '79 ,
Clerk

do. do, do. do. .£12 as Almoner and Feb. '68

.£]2 as Clerk to
P ilotage and Har-
hour lloar<l;;

do. £50 Hom;e do. do. :Xil Jan. '61

I
I
do. do. do. do. £100 Horse Allow- Oct. '70
I all Ce

·------------------------------------~----~
(;l\ IL ES'l .\HJ,l~lDLE.l'iT- 10.
 CIVIL ES'l'A.BLISIHIEN'f.

By whom From what

.Annual Salary
Dato of appointed and F und the
OFFICE. N.AME. in British or
.Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

INTERN AL REVENUE (
£ s.
d. I
DEPARTMENT contd. .

Second-class Clerk ... L . i\I. Lynch ... 2-.l. Feb. '77 The Governor 90 0 0 Col. Rev.

Ditto ... D. Rankine ... 23 Nov. 'i8 do. 80 0 0 do,

Clerk to Parochial L. J. tee (a) ... 1 July, '78 do.
. 130 0 0
Iloards do.

Ditto ... R. P. Collymore ... 15 July, '79 do. 130 0 0 do.

H.i..~o•mt.

Third-class Collector .A. ~I. Jackson ... 1 Aug. '78 do. 300 0 0 do,
Third-class Assistant E. Wilson ... 18 :N°o•. "i6 do. 150 0 0 ·do.

First-class Clerk ... J. S. Collymore ... 1 Nov. '78 I do. 100 0 0 do•

Second-class Clerk ... II. E. Ramson (b) ... 29 Jan. '78 do. 80 0 0 do.
Ditto ... N. A. Baquie ... 15 Oct. '77 do. 85 0 0 do.
Clerk to P arochiaf J. .Allwood
Doar<ls
... 1 Jnn. '73 do. 150 0 0 do.

(
\V ESTMORELAXD.

First-class Collector Geo. Ffrench ... 1 OcL '74 <lo. 500 0 0 do.
I
First-class Assistant J. S. Trench ... 1 14 ~far. '79
I do. 2.JO 0 0 do.

First-class Clerk ... i

G. L. Gilfo1·d ... 11 Feb. '19 do. 100 0 0 do.
I
ScconC.-c'.ass ditto ... .I!'. 13. Bowen ... 18 Nov. ' 16
I do. DO 0 0 do .
Clerk to Parochial J. C. 13untiug
Boards
... DFeb. "i7 do. l·W 0 0 do.

(n.) Transferred to St. ,\nn as Assistant Collector Taxes 15th July 18i9
(b .) T1-aw,fencd to St. 1£lizabclh, list Xovcmbcr, 18 78. ' ' ·
 CIVIL ESTATIJ,ISJUIE?\T. L 39
Amount Whe~he~ th~ Office: be held hy
Whether the Prmcipal m conjunction with Period during
Whether the rrincipal
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, Mili- which the Date of First
allowed a House tary, orNavalOffico, or .Appoint- enjoy any, and what
during . ment, or Place of Profit, in any
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment ~filcer has been Appointment
other Advantage or
the Year Residence,· or of the United Kingdom. under the
If the Office be held by a Military .Absent from
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether 11pon th C 0 1 Profit, not required
1878 _9 Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval e ony
to be stated in the
1;,, St r g H R Pay ; the total .Amount of Pay .
!"'1 er m ouse ent or and .Allowances of every kind durmg the Year Government.
preceding Columns.
Value. Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his 0 ffice.

Nil Nil Nil Nil £1-0 as Treasury May '68

Clerk

do. do. do. do. Nil Nov. '78

do. do. do. do. £12 as Almoner and July ·73

£12 as Clerk to
Pilotage Boa.rd

do. do. do. do. do. Feb. '73

do. £50 Hou c do. do. Nil Mar. '68

do. Nil do. do. £100 Horse Allow- Jan. '70

ance

do. do. do. do. .£10 as Treasury July '74

Clerk and £10 as
I Locker and Gauger

do. I do. do . do. Nil IJan. '78

do. do. do. do do. Oct. '77

do. do. do. do. do. '' June '6!)

I
•
do. I £.so Ilom;c do. cl~.
do.
do.

.£100 Horse Allow- May '68

:Uar. '47

do. Nil do.

auce

ik>. do. do. do. I

£10
as
Clerk
Treasmy Jan. '74
)

do. do :Xil 1Xov. '7G

do. do.
do. clo. .£12 ns Clerk to the Nov. '73
do. do. 1 ilotage Board
' I
I

LIL .pc;; TAM'

._re; ;wa.sz:c:: __L::J p:
 ----·--

1, ·.LO CIVIL ESTA.BLIS!IME:NT.

-

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. - NA.ME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ a. d.
ST. ELIZADETll.

Secqnd-class Collec- W. D. Salmon (a) ... Feb. '68 The Governor 400 0 0 Col. Rev.
tor

First-class Assistant J . A. Marshall (b) ... 8 Oct. '75 do. 250 0 0 do.

Second-class ditto . . . L. A. Rattigan ... 11 Feb. '79 do. 200 0 0 do.

Eirst-class Clerk . . . S. Binns (c) ... 15 Jan. '75 do. 120 0 0 do.

Ditto . . . J. E. O'Donnell .. . 3 11Iar. '77 do. 110 0 0 do.

Second-class Clerk ... H. E. Ramson •.. 29 Jan. '78 do. 80 0 0 do.

Ditto ... N. A. Baquie (rl) ... 15 Oct. '77 do. 80 0 0 do.
Qlcrk to Parochial A. W. Lundie (e) ... 21 July, '73 do. 145 0 0
Boards do.

Ditto ... C. P. Tivy ... 27 Mar. '79 do. 130 0 0 <lo.

CUSTOMS DEPART

MENT-
KINGSTON. ·1
Collector ... ,R. Gillard (f) ... .Mar. '69 · The Queen by 600 0 0 do.
Letters Patent
Chief Clerk .. . J E. II. E. Maclaverty ... 1July,'78 Thq Goverz:or 300 0 0 do.
l!'irsi-olass Clerk
I
... John Graves (y) ( ... April, "i1 do. 250 0 0 do.
1
Ditto ... E. E. Lewin (h) ... , July, '71 do. 250 0 0 do•
DiHo ... / P. E. Paine ~ ... 11 Feb. '79 do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto . . . E. A. SaYage ...I Feb. '70
I
<lo. 200 0 0 do.

(a.) On Leave on half pa)' to 31st December, 1878. Again on I.ieavc on half pay from 1st March
to aoth June, 1&7!1. \\'hen be retired on Prnsion.
(b.) Actiug Collceto1· receiving half his own Salan· and half Mr. Salmon's, while that Officer was
on Leave, and continued io recefre Salary at thi~ rate to 30th Scpt.omber, 1879.
(c.) Acting Assi~lant Colle1;tor, drawing half his own Salary and half :Ur. Marshall's during the
time the latter acted as I 'ollector.
(rl.) 'l'ransfo1·red to Hanover 1st Xovembcr, 1878
(r>.) Reduced to lhe position of a second-class Clerk and removecl to St Catherine, 27th :Jfarch,
l8i9.
t(.) Bmployed under Imperi:t! Government, .fannary, 1852.
(rf.) Rctiie:l on Pension from J sl Jiwuary, I K/!).
(It) Retired on Ponsion from 1st January, 1879.
 CIVIL ESTADLISilMENT. L 11

A.mount Whether the Office be held by Period during

Whether the Principal in conjunction with .,. Whether the Principal
any, and what other Civil, l'tiili-
of Fees Principal be tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint-
which the Dato of First
allowed a House ment, or Pface of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
of the United Kingdom. under tho
the Year Residence ; or If the Office is held by a Military Absent from
Profit, not required
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
1878·9
ance, if any, for Full or Ralf Military or Naval. to be stated in the
Pay ; the total Amo1mt of Pay during tho Year Govemment.
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowm1ces of every kind
preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-l).
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office.

Nil £50 House Nil 0

v months Nil April, '60

do. Nil do. Nil Harbour J\foster's Sept. 'G;)

Fees £52 8s.

do. do. do. do. £100 Horse Allow- Oct. '70

ance

do. do. do. do. £10 as Treasury Oct. '70

Clerk

do. do. do. do. (i) £10 as Treasury April, 'i3

Clerk

do, do. do. do. Nil Jan. '78

do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '77

do. do. ·do. do. £12 as Almoner Jan. '73

• do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '76

do. do. do. 2 weeks .£150 as Shipping

J\!aslc1~
~ov. '63 .
do. do. do. Nil Nil I June 'G5 •
do. do. do. tl<• do. June '54

do. do. do. do. do. .f an. '5,'5

do. do. do. do. do. Oct. '70

do. do. do. do. do. I Jan. '7.J,

(i. ) From ilh hlay, 1879.

' '

1.:1 nL l!::s'l'.\.llLl:O:I DiE"'T- 11.

 CI VIL ESTABLI SHMENT.

.
By whom From what
Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
-OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
_, Instrumc Paid.

-;- -;-

I £ s. d.

CusTOMs DEPART-
MENT continued.

.Second-class Clerk ... G. G. Nix ... Nav. '72 The Governor 200 0 0 Col. Rev.
Ditto ... H. Bogle ... July, '75 do. 200 0 0 do.
I
Ditto ... C. A. Street ... Feb. '79 do. 100 0 0 do.
Third-class Clerk ... R. B. Prendergast ... Dec. '75 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J . S. Brown ... Mar. '76 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto ... E. N. Romney ... J an. '77 do. 100 0 0 do.
11

Ditto ... C. G. Turland ... Feb. '79 do. 80 0 0 do. i

...I Oct: '69
'
Chief Surve.yor and C. Goldie (a) Sec. of State 500 0 0 do.
Inspector .of In-
voices -
I Ii
Assistant Surveyor Vacant ... , ... ... ... ... :

Firot Landing w "''"'Is. N. n.c,,t. ... Aug. '75 The Governor 250 0 0 do.
'
Second Ditto and A. W. Hitchins (b)
Assi~tant Inspec- ,
...-/ .Tan. ' 17 do. 250 0 0 do.
tor of Invoices
I
ThirdLandingWaiterl R. N. Wilson (c) ... 15 May, '78 dr,. 200 0 0 do. ;
I I
Fourth di tto .. t H. E. Nunes ... , I O June, '78 do. 175 0 0 do.
Fifth tlitto ... IB. Dauiel .. . 10 June, '78 do. 175 0 0 do .
Sixth ditto
I
... J . Samuel (d) ( ... 110 June, ·'78 do. 150 0 0 do. '

I
Ditto . . . S. D. 'l'm·ton ... 17 July, '79 I <lo. 150 0 0 do.
Seventh ditt.o . . . 1 P. Delfos~e ... 11 J une, ' i8
i

i
do. 125 0 0 do .
p;,,1-nm;, Ont-doo" A. R. F;tch ... J!'eb. '73 do. 100 0 0 do,
Oilicer I I

Ditto ... I C. Wood ... 1 Feb. ' i{

1 do. 100 0 0 do . !
Ditto ... RA. Mowat ... / Nov. '76 do. 100 0 0 do. i
Ditto .. . E C. Price 1
Jan. '7.
... do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto .. . 1 J. W . Rodgers ... /June, ' 77 do. 100 0 0 do.
I
(a.) ]'i;mployed under Imperial Governmeut, November, 1863. I
(b.) Actmg as Ass!stant ~ar veyur ; recei,·ing half Sal<.iry of that. Off.ca and half Lis own.
I
t1·) Act111g a:; .Assistant Inspector of Iuvo1ce.s with £25 additional calary.
(rl.) Apporntcd l::)ul.J-lnspccL..,r of P olice, 20tL Jaue, 1879.

- · - -~
 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. L 43

Amount Whether the Office be hold by .. .

Whether the Principal in conjunction with Peuod durmg
Wljether tho Principal
of Fees Principal be any, and what. other Civil, l\.1ili- ·hl th Dato of First
tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint- j \\ c11 e enjoy any, and what
allowed a House, ment, or Place of Profit, in any
during Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been other .Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or of the United Kingdom. .Absent from under the
If the Office be held by a Military Profit, not required
1878-9
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
·n Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total A.mount of Pay during the Year Government.
and .Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
Va.luo.
dition to the Profits of his Office.
1878-9.
J
.,
• l

Nil Nil do. Nil Nil

IAug. '60 '

do. do. do. do. do. July, '73

1
do. do. do. do. do. Od. '75
I

do. do. do. do. do. Dec. •7,3

i

do. do. do. do. do. Mar. '76 '

do. Jan. '77

:
do. do. do. do. '
do. do. do. do. do. Feb. '79

do. do. do. do. do. , Oct. '69

'

do. do. do. 1 month do. .June, '5-! ;

j
do. do. do. do• do. Nov. '68

. do.: do. do. do. do. Dec. '71

do. do. do. do. do. ') Oct. '72

do. do. do. do. do. Jan. '74

do. do. do. d·1 do. April, '63

do. do. do. do. do. July, '79

do. do. do. do. do. .April, '73

do. do. do. do. .£~J Personal Allow- IAug. '61

a nee

do. do. do. do. ~il IAp,;J, '70

do. do. do. do. do. Sept. '10

do. do. do. do. do. Nov. '69

do. do. do. do. do. IJ unc, '77

 CIVIL ESTABLISIIMENT.

By whom From what

Annual Salary

OFFICE. NAME.
Date of
Appointment.
appointed and
under what
in British or I Fund the
Salfil{' is
Army Storling.
Instrument. Pa.id.

£ s. d.
CusTO)!S DF.PAJtT-
:mrnT continuecl.

Second-class Out- F. J. Soady ... 27 ~fay, '74 'l'hc Governor 85 0 0 Col. Rev.
door Officer

Dilito ... S. Bynge ... Jan. '75 do. 85 0 0 do.

Ditto ... R. E. Walker ... Jan. '76 do. 85 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. Smythe ... April, '76 do. 85 0 0 do.
Ditto ... H.J. Katon ... Nov. '76 do. 85 0 0 do.
Ditto ... H. Barned ... Jan. '77 do. 85 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. S. Melbourne ... April, '77 do. 80 0 0 do.
Ditto ... H. :\L Bogle ... May, '77 do. 80 0 0 do.
Third-class Out-door W. C. Plummer ... Dec '75 do. 70 0 0 do.
Officer

Ditto ... 0. S. Cockburn ... May, '75 do. 70 0 0 do.

Ditto ... H. D. Campbell ... Aug. '75 do. 70 0 0 do .
Ditto ... J. D. Garsia ... Nov. '76 do. 70 0 0 do.
Ditto ... F. C. Hohvell ... Nov. '76 do. 70 0 0 do.
Ditto ... W.1>. Hopo ... April, '77 do. 65 0 0 do.
(

Dilto ... J. G. Hill (a) ... Jan. '77 do. 65 0 0 do.

Ditto ... J. S. Walton ... :May, '77 do. 65 0 0 do. '
( 'I
Ditto ... J. E. 'l'yrie ... )fay, "ii do. 65 0 0 do.
Ditto ... II. W.' O'Donnell ... 17 Aug. '78 do. 60 0 0 do.
Ditto ... l!'. R. King ... 8 July, "if) do. GO 0 0 do .
'l'ido Surveyor Pol't W.11L James ... Nov. 'GD do. 200 0 0 do.
Royal

PAL)IOUTII.

Collector . . _J J. }>asmore ... 29 Jan. 'ii do. 300 0 0 do .

Lruiding W aitcr ... KP. Pullar ... 1 July, '78 do. 200 0 0 do .
I

(a.) Transferred lo Molltego Bay, lOt.L Jul.r. lS/U.

-
 CIVIL ES'.l'ABLISIIMEN'l'. L 45

Whether the Oflicc be J1eld by

.A.mount
Whether the Principal in conjunction with Period during
any, and what other Uivil, Mili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be tary, or Naval 0 Hice, or Appoint- which the Date of First
allowed a. House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during f hi .Appointment
or s personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer ha.s been other Advantage or
of the United Kingdom.
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a :1\1ilitary .Absent from under the.
what.Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 Full or Half Military or Na.val the Colony Colonial
a.nce, if any, for to be stated in tho
1 Pay ; the total Amount of Pay .
in Sterling House Ront or ~d Alln~n~ nl "~Y kind ldn<mg the Y= preceding Columns. Government.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
Value.
I dition to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9.

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Dec. '71

do. do. do, do. do. July '72

do. do. do. do. do. FC'b. '74

do. do. do. do. do. .Aug. '74

do. do. do. do, clo. July '69

do. do. do. do. do. Mar. '75

do. do. clo. do. do. .A.ug. '75

do. do. do. do. do. Dec. '73

do. do. do. do. do. Feb. '74

do. do. do. do. do. May, '75

do. do. do. do. do. .Aug. '75

do. do. do. do. do. Nov. '76

do. do. do. do. do. Nov '76

do. do. do. do. do. _.April '77

:;
do. do. do. do. do. Jn.n '77

do. do. do. do. do. May, '77

do. do. do. clo.I do.· :Ma.y, '77 I

do. clo. do. <lo. clo. Aug. ' 78

do. do. do. do. do. July '79

i
do. do. LlO. do. do. Juno 'GD

I .
I

do.
II
I
do. do. do. do. Dec. 'GG
'
·do. do. do. do. .Tan. 'GD
do.
I I

, ..........................,.,,,,.,.......,,,,a=""""i::c.m=-.,_--.........--........_..........._.................................................
ClYll. E:;TAlll.I!>II:.UE:-iT- 1:2.
I
 CIVIL EST.\DLISII:.\IEYI'.

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appoiutc.d and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment . uudor what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. d.
Ct"STo::l!S DEPART-
:MEXT cont i1111e<l.

Clerk and Ware- N. Badley (11) . .. H> Jan. '77 The Governor 175 0 0 Col. Rev.
house keeper

Dit to ... J, A. S. :Monaghan ... 5 N ov. '713 do . 175 0 0 do.

Tidewaiter ... G. J. Huie (b) ... 20 Sept. '75 do. 70 0 0 do.

Ditt-0 ... J. Addison ... I 19 .April, '72 do. 60 0 0 do.

Ditto . . . E. A. ll'ulforcl ...I Hi Dec. '78 do. 60 0 0 do.

Collector ... F. S. Chamberlainc (c) 19 April, '73 do. 300 0 0 do•

Ditto ... J. G. Chisholm ... 14 July, ' I D do. 350 0 0 do.
Landing W aitcr, &c. N. Badley ... 5 Nov. '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
Clerk and 'Varc- C. A. P:u:morc .. . 23 Nov. '78 do. 100 0 0 do.
hou,,e-keepcr

Locker . . . W. S . Spence (d) . . . 6 June, '79 Jo. 10.0 0 0 do•

Tidewaitcr ... J. G. Hill ... Jan. '77 do. 65 0 0 do.

Collector ... J J. G. Chisholm (c) ... , 16 l\Jay, '7.J, clo. 300 0 0 do.
I

Ditto ... : V. S. Cham berlaiuo .. . JD April, "i3 do. 300 0 0 do.

Landing W aitcr, &c. · A. G. L<'a ccy (f ) ( ... 15 Aug. '78 <lo. 150 0 0 do.
1
I
Locket• and Guagcr J . J\IcLarence ( y) ... 28 Oct. '74 clo. 120 0 0 do.
SALT RI\"F.R ANJ)
:M1LK Ihn:1i.

Lnmling- 'Vaikr, W. R. Du1kc ... 3 )far. '73 150 0 0

f-'earcl1cr and Coa:;t do.
Officer
I
I

(rt.) Transfe!"i'cd to M1Jnkgo Bay as J.ianding ·w aiter, &c., .'.Ith Novombol' 1878.
(b.) Hctirnd 0·1 rocript of n Cr:ttuily, Jst J>tccml>a, 10/t-. ' '(
fr.) 'l'ransforrccl 1o Sal'mma-la-.Mar, 14th July, JS/ii.
(d.) .A.clod as Clerk nml Wa1chonsc-kccpor to ~:2nt1 ~oYemb:ir, 187S.
(1'.) 'Pran sferrccl to lllontcgo Bay. I tth Jnly. 18 /!J.

~
(/ N_-01•1=t'n_':'~'::~=J,~-~8-:.1~8."""""'-r~.c~i. ·~·:·1~!? a.l~ :.is..~~i~n-··1
(r;.) c\ctcd as Clerk and J,:i:1dm;; \1'aitur uuriug al.i:.um.:u uf )fr. 1''acc\-, ~
S:da1·y)- and !l":r j!0'1'1"ram
On L-·cavc r. h!. alf"' 11
atl!::':;..1=
ony
d-1*1r·1=·ng ~
11
....... ...
1
 CIVIL EST.\ UT,ISID:m~'J'. L 4.7
1
Amount • Whether the Office be held by
Period during
W]\othor the Principal in conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, l\llli- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal he which the Date of First
tmy or N1wal Office, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer haa been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment
other Advantage or
the Year Re 81·tl of the Unit-Otl Kingdom.
ence ; or ·If the Office 1e held by a Military Absent from under tho
what Allow- or Naval Ofticor, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 the Colony Colonial
anco, if :my, for Full or Half Military or N1wal to be stat.eel in the
>in S tcrling !:louse Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of l~ay durinc.
Value. Quarters.
and Allowances of every kind
actually received by him in ad-
I 0
the Year
1878-!>
preceding Columns.
Government.

dition to the Profits of his Office. ·

I
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil !Jan. '70
I·
do. do.
I
do. do. do. II April' 'G9
do~ do. do. do. do. ' Sept. '75
do. do. <lo. do. do. April, '78
do. do. do. do. do, Dec. '78

I
do. do. do. do.
. do. Oct. '55
clo. clo. do. do, do. Jan. '63

tlo. do. do. do. clo. 1 Jan. 'iO

I
do. clo. do. do. .£ 12 Personal Allow- Jan. '73

II
a nee

do. do. do. do. Nil

do. I do. do. do. do.
:dfar. ·70
Jau. 'ii
I
I

I
do.

' I do. do. do, H arbonr Mast:n·'s

.l!'ccs .£5G 181) 61 .
Jan. 'G3

do.

do.
do.
I do. ~do. Nil Oct. '55

do. clo. do. Harbour Master's May '69

1 J<'ces £7 ~s. Gd.

do. d.>. do. do. :Sil !far. ' i O

I I
I
.
I
do. tio. do. do. £ ,)r) Horse Allow- .l.ug. '53
I '
I
aucc

;
,_, ____ I
. ._.
---
I

I
11;.::=:~-:;:-::.;-z..G.""X:.-=-~~~!~dct=E ·~ · .. t .. ::C: ~
 CIVIL ESTAilLISIIMEN'l'.

I
By whom From what
Annual Salary
D r.to of appointed and Fund tho
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
I nstrnment. Paid.

£ s. d.

MUNICIPAL BOARD-
KINGSTON.

.Clerk to the Munici- J.E. :Muir ... 27 July, '7G The Governor 350 0 0 Col. Rev.
pal Board

Assistant Clerk. ... C. Thompson (o) ... 1 :Mar. '75 do. 100 0 0 Parochial
Funds

IMMIGRATION DE·
PART::l.l.ENT-

Acting Emigration R. W. S. Mitchell

Agent at Calcutta
.. . ... ... 500 0 0 Immigra-
tion Fund

Protector of Immi- A. H. Alexander ... 25 April, '71 The Governor GOO 0 0 do.
grants

INSPECTOUS.

First-class ... M. Bravo .. . 21 No'I". 'G2 do. 2.:;o 0 0 do.

.
DiLLo ... C. L. Ripoll ... 8 Aug. '72 do. 250 0 0 do•
'

Second-class ... \V. Y. Garsia ( ... I Dec. 'GI do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... L . Karney ... ~G Jane, 'il do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... E.W. Pigou .... 1 Oct '73 do. 200 0 0 do.
Ditto ... D. S. n. :McKenzie ... 1 Oct. "13 do. 21}0 0 0 do.
Ditto .. . P . C. Cork ... rn June, 'iG do. 2 00 0 0 do.
Ditto ... G. W . Osmond ... 15 :Mar. '7U <lo. 200 0 0 do.
Third-class ... II. G. Jen'is ... 1 ~fay, ' 73 do. 150 0 0 do.
Clerk ... R. G. U uey ' ... 1 Sept. '75 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto ... S. 111. Bennett ... 15 NoY. '7G do. 90 0 0 do.
,

(a.) AeLell as Sle1·k, from 23rd December, 18 78, to lGth April, 1~7!).
•
CIVIJ, ES'~.\.1lLISll1U:~T.

\Vlwlhcr the Offiae bo held hy

.Amount Princ;pal in conjunction. with Period during
Whether the
any, ::ml wh:it other Civil, Mili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which the Date of F ir:it
tarv, or N:tv:ilOfilcc, or Apnoint
1Jlow(;u a House me;1t, or Placo of Profit, ;u any enjoy any, and what
during fo1· his pcrr.on::l C o1ony, or on t h e E stab11s . 1uneut Officer has been Appointment
y .1 I of the United Kingdom. Ab f other Advantage or
the cur Rcs1c.cnce; or '.If tho Office bo held by :i ;.n:tary sent rom under the
lS78 _9 what Allow- I
or Nav:·l y?fiioor,..':heth~r ~1_P?J1 tho Colony
:mce, if any, foi-. Full or lialf i- M1ltt.rry or Kl; al
Profit, not required
Colonial
. S' 1. Puy ; the to.al Amount of I u.y 1 . th y to be stated in the
1!1 . ,er :n~lllouso Rent or and Allo,.v:i~cos of O~'elJ'. kind c urmg e e:u C ovcmmcnt.
preceding Columns.
y ..1 , Quarter". actnilly l'Cco1vou hy }um ;n ad- lS"'S n
1 ·u.
" t.c. dition to the Profits of his Office.
--- --- ---;---------;----------------

Xii Nil Xil 3~ montl1s Nil I!'cb. 'CS

I
do, cb. do. Xii £3G as Clerk to ~fay, "i4
\ Wolmcr's Trust.
£60 as Clerk to
' ' tho Pilotago Board
I>istrict No. 1
.£ 12') as Almoner
and Relieving Of-
I
flee•·

1
. I
do. \ do. l Emigration Agent for T;
J.- I do. Travelling Expenses I
I J!id:lll l'aid

do. do. Nil <lo. £2 a-dav \\hon ha- ;:; Oct. "G'i
y~Jlino-
~
0

do. do. do. ~ montl1s :i.nd Barbour ~faster at J84S

1 :I< days Old Harbour Fees ,
Allo\\ ed ls a mile

do, do. do, Kil Allowed ls. a mile l Aug. '60

for every 1r.:ilo tra-
vollerl on I mmi-
I graiion duty
I
do. c"!o. do. cl< J tlo. OcL '4S
I
do. do, do. <i months do. 26 June, 71

<lo. do. do. Nil do. 1 Oc:t. 'i:3

clo. do. do. tlo.

, do. 1 Oct. '73

do. I do.• do. do. do. 13 1.lay, 'i5

clo.
I do. do. do. do. 6 July, ·---
11

do. I d o. do. <lo. do. 1 Oct. "il

do. do. do. tlo. Kil l. Sept. 'if>

do. do. do. do. do. 15 Nov. ' 76

XoTE-)fr. Bravo's connection 1vitl1 the Immigration Department ceased on tho J4th ~forcb, 1879.

..
 CIVIL EST.\.BLISIDrnNT.

-
j
I
.
l!y who;n From wb.t
Annu:i.l Salnry
Dat'il of appointel and Fund the
Dl"FIC:C. NATl1E. in Br:t:sh or
.Appointment. under wh:it Salary is
Army St{lrling.
Instrument. P,iid.

=
. I
I
c£ s. <l.
CoF;J)T.\DU r•.~ 11 Y Die-
P.\llT.\l~;);T-
.
ln:;pector General ... E.11 n. Hart well 10 Xov. "iS Eer. Sln.te for !)00 0 0 Col. l~c\·.

I
Cohn ;c.;

1"1·•kol"' fo' P'" · °' \Vm. MeLootl .J l Oct. ·13 / Tlie Gornrnor :~oo 0 0 llt:.

' I

I
r

Ditto ... ct. Ledger Ti''Y ... 21 J.,;, '7G I \1 "t,

I
I 300 0 (I I do.
I
I

I I I
'
I
Ditto· ...10. E, C. Field ... 22
' Xov. "i6 <lo.
I ;JOO 0 0 do.
I
I I
I
Diib ... S •. J. G. B. Hep!;t'rn .. .
I')., ~ . .-,I
-t.J ,[ pr1,, , ~I do. ::Fo 0 0
I C..G•

Ditto ...tG. X. Broderick ... 12 Aug. "i!l

I
do~ 300 0 0 I
I
do.

Pcconcl-clas;:; Inspcc- Lindsay Crosbie

lot•
... I Oct. "iJ <lo. !?JO 0 0 do.
~
I
Ditto ... 'J'. G. 11'ack ... 14 Dec.'/.) do. 250 0 0 do.
Dillo .. . 'J'Los . .Alexander ... 23 Xov. "iG dq. 2.-:;) 0 0 I <lo.

0 I
Ditto . .. 1 C. JI. Austin ... 23 April, '78 <lo. 2;)0 0 dl.
I
Ditto .. . '!.'. E. Dopas> .. , 12 Aug·. ' 79 do. 230 0 0 <lo.

Third-class Irrnpec- G. F. Cowarl

,__
tor ... 19June, 10 do. 200 0 0 do.

Ditto ... P. JI. James ... 23 Nor. "i 6 clo. 20) 0 0 do.
Pitto ... R L. Hfrctt ... 2:3 Dec. ·7a do. 200 0 0 <lo.
I

Ditto ... A . A. W e<lderburn ... 23 .April, · 7~ do. I 200 0 0 do.

Ditb .. C. ,\. Carey B:·cnton 19] X , _' 'R
,.,.
... - ... (.IY. do.
I
200 0 0
I do.

""'
 CIVIL ES'l'.\.DLrsmrn~t. J. 51
•
~~moun
t I ,,-11~tl1er
Whether tltc Office. be helJ by Period •luririg
· · al m
P rmc;p
'" th.c· con;unctwn
· · wit· I1
Yn1cthcr tlto P1·incip·'l
I
of Fees I any, :mtl y;J1at other Civil, )lili-
Principal be which the .U~.t" cf Fi: st
fary, or N:wa.lOflicc, or.\ ppoint- enjoy am', ~ml what
duri~ ~llowed a House me:it, or Place of Profit, in any Officer hai;heen .\ l'i'ointmcnt
for hh personal Colony, "r.un the.Esbblishmcnt othet Ad,·antagc or
the Ycoc Res' l co. o. of the Vruted Kmgdum Absent from urulor Ll1c
· ic en ' I If the Office be hehl by a :\lilifary
Profit, not required
1878.\) what Allow· or Naval (Jiti~er, ,·:heth<Jr upon the Colony Colon:al
anc:i, if any, for Full or Half M.lit.wy or N<LVal to be ,stated in tile
in Storlingl Ho11~e Rent or r ay; the total An~vunt .J J'ay clurin" the Year G<Jl"Ol'llllll'll t.
., and Allowances of 'Overy Id ud " ' preceding Columns.
Value. Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-0.
dition to the Pi·uftt.<; of hia Oflicc. \

. I

Nil Il Nil Kil ~il

I
t ~ii 10 Xov. .. . .
• .i

do. I Quarlcrti do. do. l~Ol'llg'C Allownbcc l Dec 'GG

for two llo<·s cs ar
~s. ;Jd. each ])('!'
diem and one S('r.
van1 's allowance al
I lG. Gd. per diem

·lo. £(]0 fo1· Hcnt <lo. Jo. 1J)annum

;i lo, aml .£00
whil in ;f,
l"' J Ap• il1 '(i!J
command of K ing-
~ton acLing as De-
tcctivc ln8pector

do. Qun 1-lcts do, 1lo. lfomge Allowanrc l l\.!J . ;-q

I for two Horses at

2i.i. :3J. each pe1· I
I . l
diem and allow-
:Ult'C for ono Srr-
vant. at ls. {l1l. JlCr

do.
I
I Lodging Al- <lo~ tl(J,
I diC!ll

do. !."; .1ulr, '67

lowaucc

do. <lo• do, do. Jo, ) 1 Dec. '60

dq. do! tlo! do. do. 5 ~fay1 'iO

I
do. dq.
do.
I Qu::rters
do.

do.
do.

2 mont11s
do.

do.
I F eb.; / ()

21 Jun. 'r2
do. I
•
I
do. do. Nil do. 18 Mar, '';2
clo, clo. ,lo. do, do. JD Nov. 'i2

<lo. l10<1ging Al~ do. do. do. 1 1\ug. ' 73

lowaucc

do. £50 £or Rent do. do. do. 10 nfar. ' /{j

do. I I101lg ing .Al- µQ. do. do. :2J, .Jan · i If,
I Jo wanco •
do. d'), do, do. do. 6 ~fay, '7ti
t I

do. <lo. · do. do. do. 2·1 Od. 7>

I ;
.
I
I
- ..
-- = -::' - ~
-
 i
I
l I -
I
I I By ,,·hom From what
~f
~inn:aal
I D:-.tc n11po:ntcd and
Sitl:":.ry
Fund tho
C1I;l"Il'E. :s,u;r.:.
I A!>;io:ntmc::t. nuder what
in .13ri ti:;h or

•\rmy Sterling.
Sal:try is

] nstrument. Pa.id.

I
----- - - 1
i
--- I I

I
£ i;. d.

C'o:x1nrni;r..1PY Dr·:-
cu11l1{.
.
J'.\:CT)U·:x r

~; .b-Inspcc!or ... G. I\msonhy ... G Feb. ·--

// 'l'l11' Gon::--1or· ] :30 0 0 Col. llcv.

I
I
I
I I'
I
I

Ditto ... 1 U. T. Thomas ... 1 7 ,\. pril, '78 do. 1:l0 0 0 do.

Ditto ... I!'. J. Ramos ... 22 ~!ay, '78 do. 1;30 0 0 do.

Dilto ... John Samuel:; ... ~o Jap.. ·79

. do. i:;o 0 0
I

do.
n:uo ... , X. J . Altman ... 10 c\pt·iL '79 do. 1; 0 0 0 do.

.
CJ..r:n:;s lX lh:.1n
0Fl!'I('J<:,

Chief and Pa; Clerk 1 C. )1. Ken ... 1 Jul,:·, '79 do . 300 0 0 do.

Fi>'t-'''" CJo,.k ···1 W. Q. Boll ... 1 July, ·79 do. 200 0 0 do.
Second-class Clu·k... J. n.·. Fonsecn. ... 1 July, ·70 do. I 100 (l 0 do .
'l'hird-cln:;s Clerk ...J E . (}. Thomson ... 23 Ap;·il, . 75 do. 95 0 0 do.
Ditto J R N. McLaugl1lin ... 1 J uly, 73 do. SJ 0 0 do.

I ( . -
H.1r.Boi.:;~ ~I.1sTi:ns-J I
I
Kingston ... , K. II. A . .=ifaimrnriug ... 25 Nov. '/G do. .300 0 0 Harbour
Fee.;
I

. Clci-k .. .Ir
f .,, A . ·wi ruams ... 11 J une, '78 clo. J ;;; 0 0 dJ .
Lucca an,1 Green J. H . Casdcy (a) ...
1slam~
I
•
21 July, 'J3
. do. 3G 0 ·O Col. R ev .

8arnnna-1a-::\far ... I A. G. Facey ... 20 July, 'i!) do. ... Fees

Ocho Tiios
... J J. a. l!"'"""' ... . .. <lo. ... do.

(fl.) £12 of tl:c £;HJ for saforv arc p:iicl to .M nrdoek l\Jmiro lll:V DC'puty :it G1c·c·11
I sland. .£9 of
tlie l!arbonr Fees C'ollv0ted (..f:;Jl.2,;. Gd) were giYen to jJr, :J.Iuuro my Dqiuty wl10
amonnt at the 1>01t of <lrC'en Llantl. collcctcu th.at
 CIVIL ESTABLISIIlIEXT.'

Amount Whether the Office be held by Period during

Whether the Principal in conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, Mili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which the Dato of First
tary, orNavalOffice, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit. in any enjoy any, and what
during
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been Appointment
of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or Absent from under tho
If the Office be held by a Military
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-!J tho Colony Uolonfal
anco, if any, for Full or Half Military or N11val to be stated in the
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of Pay during the Ycar
and .Allowances of every kind Govcrrunent.
V aluo. I
Quarters. actually received by him in ad-
dition to the Profits of Iris Oflico.
1878-!J.
preceding Columns.

Nil Quarters Nil Nil Forage Allowance 6 Feb. '77

for one Horse at
2s. 3d per diem
and .AJlowance for
one Servant at ls.
6d. per diem
do. Lodging Al-
lowaucc
do. do. do. I11 April, '78
do. do. do. do. do. 22 May, '78
do. clo. do. clo. do. 20 Jan. ' 79
•
du. do. do. do. do. 10 April, '79

do. Nil do. do. Nil 1 Feb. '68

do. do. do. do. do. 27 May, '72
do. do. do. do. do. 23 Jan. '75
do. do. do. do. do. ) 23 April, '75
I

do. do. do. do. do. l July, '79

£ s. d .
... do. Retired Pay £300 _per annum du. £100 per annum 9 April, '74
Assistant Stipen-
diary Magislrate

... do . Nil do. Kil 4 Juno, '64

31 2 G do. do. do. do. 21 July, '53

Gt ,..I 0 do. Clerk and Landing Wa.iter do. do. 1 May, '69
Cm;tom;; Savanua-la.-Jlilar

4 0 0 do. do. do. do.

Cl\" lL L::o"l'.\.llLISll'.\II:;~T-14.
 . CPlIL ES1'AilLTSII~NT.

'
I
\ By whom From what
Annual Sala.ry
Date oI appointed and Ftmd the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
I Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

j I
'
.£ s. .d.
H Announ j\fASTEilS
C01'timUJd.

St. .A..nn's Day ... Jasper 1Vm. -Gruber

c ... 17 .A.ug. '72
/ 1'ho
Govornor ... - Fees

I I

Black River ... . James Alfrc<l :i\IarshaU ... l Feb. ' 78 .<lo. ... do .

Old H a rbour ... Astlry CoopCI' ... 24 June, '70 do. ... do.
Falmouth ... William Webb Defricz ... 17 Jan. '70 do. ... do.

PnrsoNs Dru>.rnT-
:.UENT- I
Inspector of Pris11ns R. B . Shaw (a)
aud Refm·maturics
... 1 .A.pril, '-63 do. 500 0 0 Col. Rev.
I
I
Clerk ... J. 'l'hi:rwall (b) ... 11 July, '71 do. 130 -0 () do.
Ditto ... L. H. Facey ... 114 June, '7!) do. 100 0 0 do.

~ GENirnAL PJ.:))Trn:~
' TJAitY.
I
Superintendent ... R King ... 13 D ec. ' 78 do. 300 0 0
Deputy ditto ... J. S. Ingram ( I
.. . 10 July , '76
do.

I I do. 170 0 0 do.

I
Overseer of Works J . !<'o sier (<) · ... j 10 Nov. '71 <lo. .300 0 0 do.

I
~ Stu'<>'COU
Ditto ... T. GaJrleal'd

.J I. W. A nt1er:;ou
... I 1 Aug. "iO
I
do. 200 0 o I do.
p
1 Clo1·k
0

···I G. ~1. Duff

... 1 Mar. ' 74
... 1 Feb. ' 72
<lo. 2.>0 0 o I do.
do. I 210 0 0 do.
Assistant ditt o ... L. II. Ic':icey (d) ... (i June, ·77 do.
I
I -8.> 0 0 do.
I Ditto ... E. A. Andrews ... 1 ~ .Juno. ' ID
I do. GO 0 0
I I <lo.
(n.)
Appoinfc~t1
('1) Hcsig lu1; pec:!ol' of Hofor mnt.orics bt July, H;77, L:iw JJ of l'l77
11e<l !It 11 .hmu, J /:./!!.
(c) :Adiug /)upc1·i11•cmdc11t from lst October, 187G, to J 2ih D, c·pm ber, l '.>78.
ln:;p~ctu1· u[ l:'t·i:;um; Ofliee, J-!th J u1ic, l S 7~!.
(•I) 'l'rausfcl'l'cd to Resigned 7ib May, 1870.
'
 'CIVIL ESTABLISII:\IENT. L 55
Amount Whether ilio Oftico bo held by Period during
Whether the
Principal in conjunction with
Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be
any, and what other Uivil, Mili- which tlie Date of First
tary, or N :ival Oflico, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establisluucnt
otJ1er .Advantage or
y . of the United Kingdom. Ab t fr
t 1ie ear Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Military sen om undor tho
_ what Allow- or Naval Oflicor, whether npon the Colony Profit, not required
1878 9 Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Niwa! to be stated in tlie
lin Sterling\ Houso Ront or Pay ; the total Al1lount of ~ay during the Year Government.
and Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
Value. Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878 9_ .
<lition to the Profits of his O.flice.

£ s. a.I

26 13 0 Nil Nil Nil .£40() per annum as F-0b. '68

Collector of Taxes
and Parochial Trea-
surer and .£50 for
Residence

52 sol do. do. do. Third-class Collec- Sept. '{)5

tor of Taxes

24 00 do. do. do. Nil Oct. '57

38 13 6 do. do. do. do. 17 Jan.. '79

'

Nil do. do. do. .£1-00 Personal al- 1 Ap1·il, '6..'l

lowance a.nd £2
' a-day when travel-
liner
0

do. do. do. do. N1l 1 July, '71

do. do. do. do. do. 6 June, '77

do. Residence do. do. do: 2 Aug. '77

}
do. do. do. do. do. 10 July, '76

do. do. Pension of £4!) l 2s. Gd. yearly do, do. 10 Nov. 'il
as a discharged 8ergcant
:Major of Royal Engineers

do. Nil Kil do. do. 16 Oct. 'i2

do. do. do. do. Private Practice

do. do. do. do. Nil April, '68

do. do. do. do. do. 6 June, '77

do. do. do. do. do. 15 Jan. '76

~
4_.........................................111-._.........,..'"""''""":tw>....,...."""'.._..............................................................
 r.. :rn CIVIL ESTADLISIIMIDl'T.

By whom From what

Annual Snlm·y
Date of appointed a.nd Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Sala.ry is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. d.
Pmsoxs Dm>.\Jn-
:..ri,;xT continued.

.Assistant Clerk F. Dallos . .. , 5 July, '7!) The Governor .o

60 0 Col. Rev.
Schoolmaster J. A. K Smith . . . 1 1''eb. '79 do. 120 0 0 do.
Dispenser IT. D. Lawes .. / 1 Nov. '70 do. 128 18 0 do.
Salesman C. ::Melfardy 6 Jan. '76 do. 120 0 0 do.
Storekeeper A. l!.:. Muir 6 Jan. '76 do. 100 0 0 do.
:Matron '.M. J. Redwood 17 April, '78 do. 65 0 0 do.

D1sTnrCT Pnrso~s-
S'(;PEI!IXTKX})ENTS.

St. Catherine A. Taylor (a) 21 Aug '74 .do. JD2 0 0 do.

W. Il. Edri<lge I July, '79 <lo. 160 0 0 do.
Falmouth T. P. Ki<ltl 20 Oct. '62 Justic<'s in Petty 200 0 0 do.
f::!cssions
:J\Lmdeville ~. Dontlu·ono 16 Oct. 'G2 do. 180 0 0 do.
Ha.no\'Cr 'l. Howell IO Dec. '78 The Governor 120 0 0 do.

St. 11Iary W. Sprck 20 June, '76 da. 132 0 0 do.

· 1ficldlcsex ancl Surry w . .Martiu 18 Feb. '72 do. 120
Cuuuty Gaol 0 0 do.

~HORT Trm:..r Pnr-

soxs-

)Jorant Bay

l31ack River
J. :\fcKcnzic
···I·July, '74 do. 72 0 0 do.
J. Fc1·guso11 ]3 Kov. '73 .du. 72 0 0 do.
.\f ontcgo Hay JI. Thomas 11 Oct. 'i2 (lo. 72 0 0
l::>t. Ann\ Bay I do.

Port A ntoHio
'\\'.Gray

1<'. Brent (h)

l:'eb. '7'2

... 11 Oct. '72

do.

do.
72 0
o I do.
72 0
Di to ... j J V. Norris ... I!)
1
l\fay, 'i!) do. 72 0 :1 do.

do.
(1.) ltt·sig-11cd on P,•11,,io11, :$()f lt Juuc, 1 ~/LJ.
(11) Gisu1issl'd ;,Olli ,\ p1·il, J-... /!.J.
,
·~

-
: ! I n:a:....,.""ii~~=:r.;:-:11
ZCW-=nz = a 9i
• ·-=
 CIVIJ, ES'.l'AnT,ISJD!ENT. J, 57
Whether the Office be hcl<l by Perio<l <luring
Amount
I Whether the
.Principal in conjunction with
any, iwd what other Civil, Mill-
Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which the Dntc of First
tary, or Naval Office, or .A.11point- enjoy any, and what
allowed a House· mcnt, or Place of l:'rofit, m any
during
I
for his persond Colony, or,on the Establishment
of the United Kingdom.
Officer has been
other Adva.ntage or
.Appointment
the Year Residence ; or Absent from under the
If the Office be held by a Military Profit, not l'equired
1878-!} what Allow- or Niwal Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for F ull or Half 1\1.ilitary or Naval to be stated in the
tin Sterling House Rent or am.lPay ; the tutal A.mount of Pay during the Year Government.
.Allowances of cvc,ry kin<l pre~eding Columns.
Quarters. actually i·eceived by him in ad-
Value.
- I d.i.tion to the l'rofits of his Ofiice.
1878-!).

I
- l
I

Nil Nil Nil Nil ,, Nil 6 July, 'i9

do.

do.
I do.

Residence
do.

do.
do.

do.
do.

do.
1 Feb. '79

1862

do. \ Nil do. do. do. 1850

do. I do. do. do. tlo.

do. lksidence do. do. do. 9 1far. '76

do. do. <lo. do. do. Nov. '41

do. do. <lo. do. <lo. 1 July, ' i 9

do. do. do. do. 2s. a-day Forage Oct. '62

Allowance

do. do.~ do. do. N il 15 Dec. '54

do. do. Peusion of £54 15s. yearly as do. do.
discharged Se!'geant :Major
ltJt W. I. Regiment ')

do. clo. Nil do. do.

• 3 May, '75

<lo. <lo. do. do. do. Feb. •.:1,3

'
I J
I

I
do.

clo.
I
I
do.

do.
I
do.

do. I
do.

do.
do.

do.
,July, '/4 .

lJ Xov. '73

I do. <lo. tlo. do. 11 Oct. '72

I
do. II
do.
I do. .Co. i'.o . (10. Feb. 'i 2

do. do. (~0.

.. c1o. <lo. ll Oct. 'i2

do. do. clo. do. do.

I

I
 CIVIL 1~S1'.\.BLISID1EN'l'.

f"

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Ap1)0intment. under what Salary is
Aiwy Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. d

RRFo••-l
GovEBXYL"
ATORlES-

Superintendent ... W. P. Dadson ... ~ 10 Dec. 'i7 Sec. of State 31<0 0 0

I
Col. Rev.

Intendent ... 13. :i\Iilmore ... 18 .Sept. '77 The Governor 150 0 0 do.

Schoolmaster ... .J, C. Taylor ... 19 Sept. '78 do. V5 0 0 do.

Dispenser aud.Sto1·0. T. N. ltobeiro ... 1 July, '79 <lo. so 0 0 do.

keeper

Matron .. . C. G. Thompson ... 1 Oct. '72 do. 76 0 0 do.

Schoolmistress ... 8. J. Clarke ...1 31 Dec. '77 do. 50 -0 0 do.

Surgeon ... A . Il. Cao1pbell (a)

. ... .. . do. ... ...

Ditto ... W. O'Connor ... ... do. ... ...

lsI.AND M1mrcA1, Es- ("

(
TAllJ..ISll i!.11-:N'r-

Supcrintmfling Me- C. B. :Mosse, C B. ... June, ''i6 Sec. of Stat.:i 1,000 0 0 do .

<lical Otticc1·
(

Chief Clerk ... G. II. Rees ... 1 Dec. '71 '11 he Governor 380 0 0 do .

Second-class Clerk L. E. Del fosse ... D Aug. '71 do. I J30 0 0 do.
1
'l'bird-class Clerk · J. E. Yalcncia !J Aug. '75 do. !JJ 0 0
••. 1
I do.
~Icdical SLorekeeper B. Butlt r .. . 22 Jan. '74 Crown .Ag1•nts 200 0 0 do.
fot· Colo11ics
I I
I

(u) Dietl 12th Sept.ember, 187D.

 CIVIL ES'l'ABLISIIlIENT. L 59

Amount
Whether the
· ·
of F ees P rmc1pal be
I
'Whether the Office be held hy p .· 1 d . I
Principal in conjunction with · on0< unng W
·u1"- and what other Civil Mili-
' J' ' which the
. .
hother the Prmc1pal
D at c of F"ust
tary, or N avlll Oilico, or .Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been Appo'ntme
1 t
for his personaf Colony, or on the Establishment n
f tl10 U · d K" d other Advantage or
the Year Residence; or If otl fli ru~e l eldmbg on~Iil"t Absent from under t he
ie 0 ce 1s 1 y a "· 1 ary Profit, not required
_
1878 9 what.Allow- or'Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for ]'ull or Half l\lilitary or Naval to be stated in tho
in &~rlingl House Rent or J>ay ; the total Amount of ~>ty during the Year Government.
and Allowaitces of every kind
y alue. Quarters. actually reeeived by him in ad- _
1878 0 . preceding Columns.
dition to the Profits of his Oflice.

Nil Residence Nil Nil £50 travelling Al- 10 Dec. '77

lowance

do. do. do. do. Nil 5 Nov. 'GD

do. Nil do. do. do. 18 Sept. '77

do. Residence do. do. do. l Oct. '72

do. do. do. do. do. 1 .A.ug. '71

-
d o. do.
I do. <lo. do. 31 Dec. 'i7

...
...
do.

do.
I do.

do.
do.

do.
P.M.O.

P . 1I. 0 .
1873

1873

do. Nil Half pay Army :Jf edical De-

partment of which £22 per
annum only drawn. 0, 111.
do.
, £2 a day when tra- J une, '76
velling

- o. and Director of Public

Hospital £:200 a-year

do. do. Secretary to the Central lloard do. Xil 18 .April, '65
I
of H ealth £30 a-year. Se-
rretary to Quarantine Board
I ' £50 a-year

do. do. Kil do. clo. 9 Aug. "il

do. clo. tlo. do. do. 9 Aug. "ii5

do. ..c:;oHonse do. <lo, do. 22 Jan, '74

Allowauce I
in Ji0u of
. Qua1·tc1·:>
I
 CffIL EST.\.BLJSlDIEXT.

'
I Ry whom
'~

From what
Annu:i.J. Salary
·OFFICE. NAME.
Date of
Appointment.
appointed and
under what
in British or I Fund the

Salary is
'
Army Sterling.
' Instrument. Paid.
•
.
-
PAnocnt.1T, )f1mrCAL
I I
£ s. d.

On·1c1ms (a)-
•
ST. C.n:nm1xE. I .
Spanish Town and James Tompsett ... 1 Feb. ' 72 The Governor 200 0 0 C0l. Rev.
Bastern District
I
I I
Spanish 'fown anu G. T. Martyn ... 1 April, ' ;-9 do. 150 0 0 do.
Western District

St. J ohns
I .
... T.111. Drnmm0nd ... 1 Mar. '79 do. 200 0 0 do .
Linstead 1
. . . C. R. Gillard ... July, '79 do. 200 0 0 do.
Old Harbour ... J. E. W. Hol well ... 1 July, '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
I
i\Llxc1rnsn:n.
I
.
.
)Iandeville ...
' Goo. Cooke ... 1 )far '78 do. 200 0 0 do.
South District ... Geo. Rogers ... 24 Feb. '77 do. 200 0 0 do.
Mile Gully or Lilli- B. llf. Beckwith
put
... 18 Och. '77 do. 200 0 0 rlo.
I

CJ..\REXllOX.

Chapelton ... W. II. Miller ( ... 15 June, '77 do. 200 0 0 do .

.l!'our P,,Llts ···1M . P . C. McCormack ... l Sept. '77 do. 200 0 0 do.
Yere ... R. C. Qihb ... July, '77 do. 2 0 0 0 do.
I

'fl!ELAW::n:.
I
' Falmou h ... .Jno. Dr L!'on ... Ji'eb. '77 do. i:OO 0 0 dJ.
...
'
Good liupe

., Swauswick
.J. B. 'l'alhot

... JI. B ~'oster

.. 17 Aug. '77 do. I 160 0 0 do.
... l Dec. '.;8 <lo. l40 0 0
Uli>tcr Spring ... S. )f. Log-n.n ... ID li'eb. ' i!J rlo.
I do.

1 200 0 0 do.
I
I
' ,i
~ ( 11,)
}\,roehi:d ).fodieal Ofl1r::r:; arc allowc1l to b.kc p1fratc p1·acliee.
 CIVII, ES'PAilLISIUIEXT. L Gl

~~--------~---------------~----~-----~
Amount '\Yhether the Office be held by p 'od 1 .
Whether the Principal in conjunction with/ en c urmg Whether the Principal
of Foos Principal be any, andTwlmtot!ier Civil, l\~ili- which the Dato of First
··'l H tary,orNavalOfiice,orAppomt- enjoy any, and what
during . .
1
ai owec a ouse t PI f p fit .
' men , or ace o ro , m any Officer h Appointment
for lus persona11 Colony, or on the Est:.iblishmcnt ·as been other Advantage or
the Year Residence. or < f the United Kingdom. Absent from under the
' If the Office be he!Ll by a Military Profit, not required
1878-!> what Allow- or Naval. Officer, whether npon tho Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for F< ull or llalf l\Iilitru:y or Naval to be stated in the
in Sterling House Rent or l'ay; the total Amount of J?ay during the Year Government.
and Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
V:ilue. Quarters. actually received by him in ad- ..
18 18 _!)
dition to the Profits of 11is Office. •

Nil :Nil Kil Nil Capitation allow- 2 July, '71

ance for attond-
ance on Coolirs in
Lis District

do. do. do. do. Capitation allow- 1871

ance and £120 as
Medical attendant
of Loper's Homo

do. do. do. do. Nil 1878

-lo. do. do. do. + 1877

do. do. do. do. + 1878

do. do. . do. do. + 1877

do. do. do. do. Nil 7 Nov. '75.

do. do. do. do. do. 6 Sept. '78

.
do. do. do. clp. + June, '77

do. do. do. 6 months

. + July, '75

July, '77
do. clo. do Nil +

The :Jicdi<.:id Orriccrs marked thus + i·cccive a per Caput allowance for atLcm1ina; Indentured Coolie:;.

. ll \ lL .E:ST.~IJ 1. l.:·lDIE~T-16.

I
 L G2 CI\'IJJ EST.\. D USIDIE.N''l'.

Dy whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

P.rnorm.\1. Mrmrr.11, J .£,

On·1cm1s (11) co11td. s.
d.,

Sr. ft{ARY.
I
Anno!to Ilay ·w. .A. O'Connor Dec. "i3 The Governor I 200 0 0 Col. Rev.
Belfield Thos. Clarke I Jan '69 do. I 150 0 0 1 do.
· Pott ~Iaria Jno. P1·inglo 5 April, '75 do. 200 0 0 do.
I
Ga.ric Snb. District Juo. J>1·i11g1o ... 1 May, '78 I
Jo.
PORTLAND. I 1
JOO 0 0 do.

ButrB.1y IL E. ~l aunsoll ... 1 April, ' i9 do . 200 0 0 do.

1
Port Antouio W. D. Keech ... June, '73 do. 200 0 0 do.
I
1ilauchioncal .. ·I B. W alronu ... June, '77 do. 200 0 0 do.

Bandon
Sr. JA:uEs.
I
.../ Jno. Wilooo I Feb. '69 do. 300 0 0 do.
lfontego Bay W. R
District IL. Alexander April, '77 do. 200 0 0 do.

)foute !" Bay L. R. I A. G. McCatly ... , I Feb. '69 do.

J)is:rict 200 0 0 do.

ST. Axx. ~
St. Ann's Biiy and <;i. J . ~1c1.Iabo11
Ocho riios ..·11Ap,il, '79 do. ~00 0 0 do.

D1-y Harbour and T, Raffington

:Mountams (
... 1 Dec. '68 do. ~OJ 0 0 do.

~foacagu~ ant.I P .;dro ' F. L Staniga1· 1

... , 1 Aug. '73 do. 200 0 0 do.

ST. Axom·:1rs.

lfalfw:iy-Trco
I
... J. C.1rgill
L Dec. '68 do. 150 0 0 do .

I
E:-ostcm Di:;trict .. . l \Y. K. Sv,plicns
... · Aug ' 72
I do. 250 0 0 do.
I
' \\"'"''"" n:,!,·kL . . . Y :r )bllon ... ' 2,; S'Pt. · 79 <lo
200 0 0 do.

(a.) l':i.1·od1i::il .\fctlic:il Ol!lc.i·s 1110 allowcu to tak1• pri1·atc pi.tdicc.

W.!.lmf!•?f&a.....,,,·a' mzm= =n::z= r•nn z- TT1 s m r:r=n
 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT.
L 63
Amount /Whether the Oilice be J1el<l by Period <lui·ing
Whether tho Principal in conjunction with
of Fees Principal be any, and wlrnt ot?er Civil, 1\-~ili- Whether the Principal
. tmy or Na.val Office, or Appomt- which the Date of First
during allowed a Housel rnent, or Place of Profit, in any Officer has been enjoy ally, and what
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment .Appointment
the Year R 081'<l of the United Kingdom. • other .Advantage or
ence ; or 'I f tlrn Office be held by a :Military .Absent from under the
1878-9 what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
the Colony Colonial
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Na.val
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of Pay during the Year to be stated in the
and Allowimces of every kind Government.
Value. Quarters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
clition to the I 'rofits of his Office. 1878-9.

Nil Nil Nil 9 months + 1873

do. do. do. Nil + 1869
do. <lo. do. do. + 17 May, '72
do. do. do. do. + 17 May, '72

do. do, do. do. + 1876

d'J, do. do. do, + 1869
do. do. do. do. Nil 1877

do. do. do. do. do. 1869

do. do. do. 5 months and + Nov. '73
10 days
do. do. do. do. Nil 1869
I
)

do. do. do. do. do. 1871

do. do. )
do. do. do. 1858

do. do. do. 3 months do. 8 May, '15

I
<lo. do. do. Xil Visiting Surgeon
for r~ock Hospital
I under Con. Dis.
Law £100 a-year
ch l
I
do.
. do. do. As~istantSurgeon
under Con. Dis .
Law £50 a-year
do. do. do. do. Nil Jan. '79
I

Tho 1IcJir•al O:!iccrs markeJ thus + roccirn a per Caput allowance for attending Indentured Coolies.
..
 CIVIL J:S'J.'.\DLISHMEYr.

ny whom From what

.Annual Salary
Date of appointe<l and Fund the
OFFICE. N.tfl\1E. in British or
Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. l'afrl

P .rnOCllIAI, :M1m1cAr,
! 0 1''FICr:ns ( a) contd . ·
I £ s. d.

ST. Trro:u .~ s .

· I3hrn J\Iountain \ Ta.llcy J. S. Ger;::ml 1 Jan. '03 The t oovernor 200 0 0 Col. Rev.
and )forant Bay

. n,1th E.W. Major 1 Jan. 'G9 clo. J.jO 0 0 do.

\
Platn. Gar River ... .A. C. NPylaml 1 Jan. '69 do. 200 0 0 do.
St. Daxids Thos. :Manners 26 Oct. 'ii do. 200 0 0 do.
Medical Officer i o 0. D. liouilmll ... 1 Mar. '72 .<lo. 400 0 0 do.
lmmigrant:s lll
Plantain Ga rden
ltiver District

TIANO nm.

ILuooa J. II. Courtenay .... n .J..ug. •7;, d o. 200 0 0 do.

Interior District K II. Cooke 1 July, ' 72 <lo. 2;,o 0 0 do.

Western Sub-Dist. J. li. Courtenay ... i Aug· '76 do. 100 0 0 do.
ST. ELIZA llJn'Jl.

Rlack River J. Adolphus 1 Jan. '69 do. 200 0 0 clo.

Siloah '· J. J. IIilla1-y June, '77 do. 200 0 0 do.
. Santa Cmz J. II. Clarka 23 April, '79 do. 250 0 0 do.

W1;s·n1onEr••1ND.

W c:stern District . . . .Z. Mcnnell ... 1 Jan. '()9 do.

j 1 10 0 0 do .
Sarnnna-b-l\far . ..J R. R IIarn'y ... 11Jan '()!) d o. 23'.) 0 0 dJ.
I
J;as!eru District 0. C. Uai·vcy, MD. ...l 1 Jan '69 clo. 100 0 0 do.
Kiug:;ton C. C.1yl.:arc1 ... 1 Jan. '76 do.
I
450 0 0 do.
Gon' l'nmC'n{ ).!c·d :rn l )
. Ulic 'rs doi:iµ- duty
;t. /')UjlCl'llllllll' l'H J
I
n If. f'tamcr.;;
) ll'<lical OiliC'C'J':-; nL
1 lie l'ul.Jlic lluspi-
f
Sml :i\1o, r •
ti

I ta[ )

(c') P.irodti<i.I )fodical Oaicci·s aro alluwod to take pl'i1 :iiµ practice.
 CIVIL ES'L'AllLISIDIE~'l'.

1
\
moun
t II Whether the Whether the Oflicc ho held by
l'rincipal in co:1juuction with Perio<l during
Whether the Principal
f F, Pr'n .: ·u be :my, and what othc• Civil, Mili- . Dale cif First
0 c03 , 'c.p. t:u;·,orX:walOflice,orAppoint- wluchtho
a.tlowcd a Hou~ ment, o:;: Pb cc of Pr0.t.:t, in nn'J' enjoy any, aml what
during for his per~onal <Jolony, or on the Establishment Officer Jias b'OOn 1\ ppointmcnt
.._,. of the United Kinaclom. other A<lvanw~e or 1
t110 J.ear Resi~ence: or If tho Oftice be held by a Military Absent from under lhe
what Allow- or :N'aval Officer, whether upon . Profit, not required
1878-V Full or Half Military or Naval tne Colony Colonial
ancc, if any, for to be stated in the
Pn,y ; the total Amount of P1\y . ,
'n Sterling House Rent or an<l Allowances of every kind clurmg the Year a overnmcnt.
V l\tdC.
1. IQun.tters. actually received by him in ad-
1878-V.
preceding Columns.
: dition to the Profits of his Office.
---,----,-----------~-----...;-- _______ ,__ -- - -
\ j

i
Nil
I Nil Nil Nil + 1864

do.

do.

do.
I do.

do.

do.
do.

do.

do.
do.

do.

do.
+
Nil

+
1869
1868
1877

do. do. do. l On leavefrom Nil ' 1869

I . 1st Oct. '78
not yet re-
I
I
I I
turned.

I
I• do. do.
I do. ' 3 months and '
i 19 days
+ 1575

1
do. do. do. 2 months and + 18i2
11 days

do.
I do. do. 3 months and I Nil 1375
/ I 19 days
I I
do. I do. do. Nil + 1869

do. I do. do. do, + 1877

do. I do. II £JOO as ::'ilcdical Offiecr St.

:Elizabeth .Alm::; House
do. ) Nil 1870

do. do. Nil do. + 1869

I

do. do. do. do, + I 1862

do. do. do. do. + 1860

do. I do. do. do. Nil 1876

I
I

I
The ::'ifodical Officer:; marked thus + rccci\·c a per Caput allowance for attending Iudeniul'c<l Coolies.

<'l\'1L E~T.l.BJ,u;u~:lh\'I - 11.

 CIVIL ESTA13LISIDIEX'f.

____,......................~------------------~--------"":"------------i:-"--------~----~--
By whom From what
.Annual Salary ,
Date of appointed and , 1 Fuucl lhe
OFFICE. NAME. in British or 1
Appointment. under what Sali.ry is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

•
£ s. d.

II
PUBLIC HOSPITAL- I
.I
Chief Medical Offi- 1 C. B. Mosso, C.B. .. . 1 Mar. '79 The Governor 200 0 0 Col. Rev.
oer and Director

Senior Medical Offi- D. P. Ross April, '79 tlo. 600 0 0 1 do.

cer

Senior R esident Me- James Neish April, '79 tlo. 350 0 0 do.
dical Officer •
Junior Resident Me- L. E. Delmegc Sept. '79 do. I 3(,0 0 0 do.
dical Officer

Clerk and Purveyor T. Pearson April, '75 do. 2.JO 0 0 ' do.

Warden and I ssuer H. W. Griffiths July, ' 79 do. 100 0 o' do.

Dispenser W. R. Falconer Sept. '73 do. 100 0

oj do.

J.\Iatron M. S. Rickard Aug. '72 do • 90 0 o! do.

Chaplain ... I G. W . Downer Dec. "i6 do. 50 0 0 1 do.

Assistant Clerk ' J. H. Phillips Jul;v, ' / G clo. DO 0 0 1

I
do.

LUNATIC AsYI.U ~-

J.\Iedieal Suporintcn- Thos Allon, ~l.D, ... , 6 July, '63 Sec. of State 800 0 0 do.
dent and Director

AFsistant :Medical Geo. K Cheyne 13 June, ' i 8 The Governo1· 350 0 0 do.
Officer

Chief Clerk
Steward
and J . M. Simpson 3 Sept. '66 do. 230 0 oi do.

Warden

Matron
J. T. P1·eshnoy

... IE. llydo

31 Aug. '63

6 Nov. '76
Soc. of Stato

'fhc Governor
I 172

IGO
0

0
0

0
do .

do.
As:sistant Clerk . . . A. E . L angley . • .I 16 J.\Iay, ' 76 I do. 90 0 0 de.
I
I
 CIVIL E:S'J'.1,.ll LISU~r 1::)1'1'. 1, (i7

- Whether the Ofllcc be held by Per;od during I B

Amount Whether the .Principal in conjunction with Whether the Principal
any, and what other Civil, Mili- wh;ch the Dalo of Fil'st
of Fees Principal be tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint- enjoy any, ancl what
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any Officer has been Appointment
during
for his personal Uolony, or on t he Establi.slunent other Advantage or
of the Uniled Kingdom. under the
the Year Rcsidem:e ; ot· If the Office be held by a l\1ilitary Absent from Profit, not required 11
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon tho Colony Colonial
1878·!l
ancc, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
Pay ; the total Amount of Pay Juring the Year Government.
in Sterling House Rent or ancl Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
V tilue. I. Qmwters. actually received by him in atl-
dition to the Profits of his Oilice.
1878-!l.

I
I

Nil Deputy Surgeon General .A. Nil £1000 per annum June, '76
Nil
:M. D. on retired pay not and £2 per day
drawn when travelling as
S.M. O.

\ 6 Months Nil Dec. '68

do. do. Nil

do. Nil do. Oct. '76

do. Residence

I
•
do. do. do. Sept. '79
do. £:i0 Ilouse
Allowance I
do. l do. Clerk " Lock" £21 .Aug. ' 69
do. I Nil
I do. do. Nil Oct. '71
do. Residence
do. do. do. Sept. '73
do.

do.
do.

do. do. do. do.

•
.Aug.1'72

do. 7 Months do. Doc. '7G

do. Nil

do. do. do. Nil do. )

I Sopt. '73

,l
lI I

(
do, do. 6 Julyj '63
do. .Furnisbcd do.
H ouse
I

do. do. 13 June, '78

do. I•\1rnished do.
Quarters
do. do. do. 13Sept. '66
Nil
do. I
1
3 :Months do. 31 Aug. ' 63
do. J!urn'ish ed do.
Quarters
8 Jan. '77
do.
I
I do. I do. Nil
I
I
80.

do. 16 May, '76

do.
I Xil I I
do. do.
I
I
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 C.IV I Ti J.:ST.\..l3LISTDTEN'l'.

1
I I
I I

I
l3y whom
Annual Salary
I From '1h..1
Date of appointed and 1 Fund tl1ij
in British or
OFFTCE. NAME. I

! ~~ ppointment. •
I
under what
.\rmy Steiling.I
Sularv is
' i·.
Indrument. Paid. '

I
I
I Il £ s. d.,
I

Locx HosTtTAL- I
Chief Medical Offi- Izett W. Anderson
cer
... 1 }far. '{!., Tho GoYernor
I 100 0 0 Col. Rev.

Visiting Surgeon ... Jasper Cargill ... ... I

I
do. 100 0 0 l I
I
do.

Clerk ... T. Pearson . .. April, '75 do. ~l 0 0 do.

Dispenser and "\Var- Chas. T. Dryden ... illoy,

..
,I I <lo. GO 0 0 do.
den

:Matron '

I !
I
I
I
LEPERS' HOME- I
I
Medical Supcrintcn- G. T. :'.\Iartyn
dent
. . . 1 ..lpril, '79
II
do.
I 12t} 0 0
I
do.

Superintendent and E. Brendon ... 1 A.pril, "ib du. 110 0 0

1
dc1,
Dispenser

:Matron
e
... Lydia Hcuriquc:; ... 7 July, '79 I
do. 00 0 0
I do.
I
II
I

HEAI.TU OFFICER- t I I I

... 11Sop~. '72

i

Port Royal ... Sampson Altman

I
<lo. :>00 0 n do.
(
I I
I
I I
I
!

i l
GovERXMENT L.rno-
RATORY-

I Island Chemist ... J. J. Bowrcy, F.C.S.

I
... 1 June, '70
11
Sec. of State 500 0 do.

I "i I
IxsTITUTK
MAICA-
CF JA-
l
I
I
Curator ... J. J. Bowrcy, I~.C.S.
1:
... July, '79 La·,y 22 of '';'9 ()Q 0 c1o .
01
I

Librarian ... I I
IT. Priest ... July, "if> do. 2(1() 0 0I I
do.

i I I I I
I
 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT. L 69

.Amount Whether the Office be held by

Whether the Principal in, conjunction w~th Period during
any, and what other Civil, l\1ili- ·whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which the Date of First
tary, or Naval Office, or .Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been .Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other .Advantage or
of the United Kingdom.
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Military .Absent from under tho
wluit Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
1878-9 the Colony Colonial
ancc, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
Pay ; the total .Amount of Pay
in Sterling. House Rent or and .Allowances of every kind durii1g the Year Governmcnt.
y alue. I Quarters. actually received by him in :id-
dition to the Profits of his Office. 1878-9.
preceding Columns.

.
Nil Nil ISurgeontentiary
of the General Peni-
£250 .
Nil Nil

do. do. IGovernment :Medical Officer do. do.

£100
do. do. IClerk and Purveyor Public
Hospital £25{)
do. do. Aug. '69

do. Residence Nil do. do. 1877

I
I
I
I
I I
do. Nil do. do. Parochial Medical 1871
Officer £150
do. House do, do. Nil 1 July, '77

do. do. I do. do. do.

do. I Kil Chief Medical Officer of the do. 31 Mar. '53

do. I
I sland Regiment of Artil-
lery Kingston Militia

I
I
•
do. I £80
I
0 0 Nil do. £60 as Curator June '70

I
I
I \.
I
do. Nil do. do. .£500 Island Che- I

I mist. £80 House

I Rent
do. I do. do. 14months an<l £ 2 6 Evening At- Oct. '73
9 days '. tcndapce at Library
I I
. I
I

Cl YlL E:.f.\.(jJ,l s 1n: J:);T- 18.

 CIVIL ESTABLISil:l.IEXT.
Ii 70

Dy "hom From what

Annu~l Sulary
Date of appointed a.~1d Fund the
in British or
OFFICE. NAlIE. Salary is
Appointment. u!l<lcr what
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

.£ s. d.
JcDICfAL DEPART-
)!EXT- .
CocnT OF CnA:S-CBRY.
Chanccll01· ... Tho Governor for the
time being.
II
Vice Chanc<'llor ... Tho Chief Justice for
tho time being.

SuPn:E::IIE CovnT. 0 0 Col. Rev.

... Tho IIon. Sir J. Lucic 24 Dec. 'C9 Hv Commission 2000
Chief Justice
Smith, Kt.; C.:JLG. m;dcr the Great
~cal

Puisnc Judge ... The Ilon. Afan Ker ... 5 Oct. 'GO do. 1500 0 0 do.

Tho Qur<'n by 1300 0 0 <lo.

Attorucy-Gencral ... The Hon. Edw. Loughlin Aug. '7G
O'.Jiallcy Lei.tors Patent

... 21 May, '71 Tho Governor 100 0 0 do.

Clerk to tho Attor- Charles B. Burnett
ney-General

do. 400 0 0 do.

Assist:mt to Attor- Tho Hon. S. C. Burke ... 1 Feb. "iO
:r"i.ey-General for
Eastern Circuit

Assistant to Attor- Solomon Dr.Silva Lindo 9 Feb. '75 <lo. 500 0 0 do.
11cv-Gcncral for
·western Circuit .

Crown Solicitor
(.
... The Ilon. S. C. Burke ... Oct. '69 do. 400 0 0 do.

Registrar and Clerk Thos. Hendrick ... 20 Dec. '75 do. GOO 0 0 do.
of the Courts and
Crown

.
I

I'
!'
Chief Clerk ... John Jackson James ...111 June, '70 . do. 250 0 0 do.

Second Clerk ... ~John Garal ... 1 Oct. '68 do. 110 0 0 do.

Third Clerk ... Ilenry G. Richards ... 1 April, '73 do. 100 0 0 do.

Crier of tho Su- H. Vaz ... Juno '5G Chief Justice 20 0 0 do.
preme Court
' !
'
 CIVIL ESTABLISilMENT. L 71

Amount Whether the Oflice ho held by Period during

' Vhelhcr tho Principal in Cc•njunction with
::uy, and what other Civ;I, :Mili- Whether tho Principal
of Fees Principal bo ti:ry, or K:wdOuicc, or Appoint-
which tho Date of First
allowed a. Home rnent, or l'l::cc of l'rofit. in :my enjoy any, and wlrn.t
during for his person:;! Colony, or on the Establlilunent Officer has been Appoi:i.lmont
other Ach·antngo or
the Yen.r Ros'dcncc. or. of tlw l'nitc<l Kingdom. Ahscnt from under tho
• ' Ir the Oftice bo held l>y a Military Profit, not required
18i8-9 what Allow- ot· Kiwi;l (.)iliccr, whether upon the Colony
Uolonial
ance, if any, for l~ull or Half Military or N iwal to be stated in tho
H I' t . Pay ; tho total .Amount of Pay
in Sterling ouse :..en or and Allowance11 of every kind during tho Yc:u Government.
preceding Columns.
Value. Qual'ters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-0.
dition to the Profits of his Office.

I ~

'
!
I
I
I
l
I
1 1
\ j
I I
I
;

Kil Nil Kil Nil .A.Ilowancc for Tra- 1 Dec. '69

veiling on Circuit.
I

do. do.
. I
I
do. do. do. 11 Aug. ' 53
II
£21 lsOdl do. . do. do. Private Practice Aug. '76

II
I
Kil do. do. do. £20 as Librarian of 27 Dec. '70
Supreme Coui·t Li-
I brary
' I
do.
I do. I
do. do. Sec below (Crown 21 Sept. '58
I I Solicitor)
I I
do. lf do. I do. do. .£100 per annum 24 July, '54,
Pension as Jato
I I Clerk of tho Peace
I I
' I St. Mary. Private
' I
I
Practice

do. I do.
I
I
I
I
do. do. £80 pel' annum) Pen- 24 Sept. '58
sion as Into Clerk
I i of the Peace Met-
calfc (in a beyanco). I
I
I I . )
Private Practice
I

do.
II do.
I

I
do. do. Registrar of the 8 June, '71
I Court of Yicc Ad-
I'
miralty, paid by
I
I
I Fees. ClcrkIGng-
I
. ston Circuit Court,
I
i
I I
I

I
I
Salary £180 por
annum. Clerk of ·
I I B:ith Circuit Court, I
II .!.:50 and £10 Tra-
Yelling AJlow::mcc
1
do.
I do. do. do. .Kil 11 June, '70
Il do. do. do. 1 Oct. 'GS .
do. do.

do. I do. do. do. do. 1 April, '73

do, do. Crier of the Kin"'- Jmie, '56

do. do. . "
ston Circuit Court j
..
 cn·;L I:STAULISn:lIE'.'.{T.

I II • By whom From what

.Annual Safary

NAl\IE.
I Date of appointed and
in British or
Fund the
orFte.E. .Appointment. under what Salary is
.Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. d.

CrncurT Cot.-nTs~

BAsTt·:nx CmcL'IT.

.. . '\
I
~Kingston
I
I

St. Thomas

Portland
The Chief Justice.
St. Mary ... ,
St. Ann ...,
I
Clarendon ···

'V ESTEnN Cmct:rT. I

Manchester
St. E1izaboth
· ·'1
·
ll
Wcstmoroland .:: Tho Assistant Judge :I

IIanoYer · ·· I of the Supreme Court.

I
St. James

Trelawny ::: J
Cmr:F Counr OF 'I
B.u'IKJtuPTCY- I
... Thos. Hendrick
I

D1srnrcT Cot:nTs- I

I
Jmlgo ... Robo<t Kon ... I1 Oct. '78 The Queon 900 0 0 Col. Rev.

1
I
Clerk I
... J James Dayos .
... 17 Feb. '71 The Governor 440 0 0 I do.

-·
 CiVI L ESTABLISliMENT. L 73
.-
Amount Whether the
Whether the Office be held by Period during
Principal in con.junction with
Whether the Principal
Principal be any, and what 0~1er Civil,~- which the Date of First
of Fees t<u7, or Naval Office, or Appomt-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any Officer has been enjoy any, and wliat
during for his personal Colony, or. on the. Establisluncnt Appointment
other Advantage or
of the Umted Kingdom. Absent from under the
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a l\'lilitary
Profit, not required
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
1878-9
ance, if any, for J<'ull or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
Pay · the total A.mount of Pay durin" the Year Government.
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind 0
preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by hinl in ad- 1878-9.
Value. clition to the l'rofits of his Office.

I
I

£ s. cl.
2i 4. !J Registrar and Clerk
of the Courts and
Cr own, and Clerk
of the Kingston
CircuiL Cow·t

Travelling .A.How- Mar. '72

Nil :Sil Judge of the Spanish T'own Vacation leave ance of £180
District Court from 20th
June to 26th
Oct. 1879

Nil Allowance for clerical 1 Feb. '70

do. do. Nil assistance .£100
per annum. Tra-
velling Allowance
.£1 5s. per Month

Cl YlL .KST.\.BJ,l '-lJ)U:~T-19.

 CJVJl, ES'l'.\.BLJSIDIEXl ·
J, i 1·

By whom From what

NAME.
Date of appointed ¥td ·
,Annual Salary
in British or
I Fund the
OFFICE. Appointment. under what Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

U1sTnICT CoURTS-
co1ltin1wrl.

KTNGSTON'.
I

...113 l\1ay, '79 The Governor 100 0 0 Col. R€v.

Assistant Clerk, Francis Pouyat
Kingston
... 1 Jan. '77 do . 130 0 0 do.
Assistant Clerk, .AJJ.- J. R. Facey
notto Bay

Bailiff .. . J obn Walker ... 28 Oct. '67 do. 60 0 01 do.

Additional Bailiff ... John J. Drew ... 1 Jan. '77 do. 50 0 0 do.

PORT A.'\TO~JO.

Judge .. . William Ernst ... 21 Mar. '78 Eec. of State 800 0 0 do.

Clerk ... James :Malcolm Facey ... 1 Sept. '68 The Governor 300 0 0 do.

Assistant Clerk .. . Edward H. Bravo ... 1 Jan. '77 do. 120 o oI I

do.

Bailiff ... Charles A. Gale ... 1 June, 'il do. 60 0 0 do .

.l)'ALMOUTli.

Judge . .I Frederic
Iiams
Conde Wil- 1 Feb. '79
)
do. 1000 0 01 do.

I
Clerk ... Androw D. Dign= ... 18 Doc. '67 ' do. 400 0 0 do.

1 I
Assistant Clerk, St. J ohn Simpson Thomas ... 17 Sept. '68
Ann's Bay
do. lGO 0 ol do.

A.11,;islant Clerk, John Erasmus Owen 29 do. 130 0 0 do.

Falmouth .. · April, '79

Ditto ... Lucius Junius Preston 1 J ,_O

\ ... an. 1 do.

A s>.i~tant Clerk at Alex.andc1· La-:..c

8t. Ann's Bay <lo.

I -
 ..
CIVIJ, IS'f.lBLISil)IEX1'.
... ..
'L { ,)

Amonn
t Whe~he: th~ Office be held by
Whether thePrmc1pal ill conjunction with Period during
I
f Fees Principal be
any, and wha.t other Civil, )Iili- which the Whether the Principal
0 tary, or "N"aval Oftice or Appoint- Date of First
. allowed a. Housel ment or Pla.ce of Profit ill any enjoy any, a.nd what
durmg for his personal Oolo~y, or on the Esta.bllshment Officer ha.s been
Appointment
y Res"d of the United Kingdom other Advantage or
the ear i ence ; or If the Office is held by a. Military .A.bsent from under the
_ whatAllow-1 or Na.val Officer, whether upon Profit, not required
Colonial
1878 9 ance, if any, for .l!'ull or Half l\Iilitary or Naval the Colony
Pay th t tal A. 0 t f p to be stated in the
in E·~erling House Rent or and ;All:w~ces ~~ :.:er~ ~a during the Year Government,
Yalne. I Quarters. I
a?L~mlly received by him in ad-
d1t1on to the Profits of his Office.
1878_9.
preceding Columns.

Nil Nil Nil Nil Oct. '74

:Kil

do. do. do. Travelling .Allow- Mar. '76

do.
ance aYeraging
I £5 10s. to £ 6 10s.
I per Month
I
£ s. d. 28 Oct. '67
<lo. do. Nil
227 19 0 do.
.82 0 9 do. do. do. do. 11 Oct. '74

do. £180 21 Mar. '78

Kil do. do.
I
do. Nil 13 Mar. '48
do. clo. :N"otary Public
do. £ 108 1 Oct. '72
do. do. Nil

£ s. d. Nil 1 J uno, '71

159 18 6 do. With Office of Bailiff under do.
Law 35 of 1872

I ()

I ,
£15 per Mont h for 1 May, '76
"Xil Nil do.
do. Travelling Allow-
(
ance
I '
clo. £11 5s. for Travel- 18 Dec. '67
do. do. do. ling Allowance per
II l\fonth
17 Sept. '68
do. Nil
do. do. clo.

cl.o. 29 Jan. '75

do. do. do.
<lo.

6 months Travelling Allow-

do. do. Clerk of Petty Sessions of ancc £100 per an•
Trelawny, Salary £300 num as Clerk Petty
Sessions
I

5 months Travelling .Allow-

do. <lo. Cle1 k of Petty Sessions of St. iinceas Clerk Petty
I Ann £300 per annum and Sessions £182
.£60 as Clerk of the Circuit
I I
·-
Court
I
 ClVIL EST.\.lll:,rsu:m:~T.
.
1 j (j
I
I

\
I

I By whom
I From what
I I appointed and
.Annual Salary
Fund the

NAl\lE.
I D11.tc of in British or
Salary is
OJ<'FJCE .Appointment. under what
Army Sterling.1
Instrument. P aid.

I -
I
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I
I
.£, s. d
I
DrsTnICT CounTs-
continued.
I \
FAL)IOUTII. II
... May ' 76 T he Governor ... Col. Rev.
.Assistant Clerk at H enry .I!'. P ouyat
Port Maria
l
... 17 Jan. ' 68 do. GO 0 0 do.
Bailiff . .. H em·y S. Gilbournc l

SPANI SII 'l 'owi-.. I

I
. .. 24 Sept. '78 do. 400 0 0 do.
Acting J udgo fol' ltobort Kerr
the Court held at
Spanish 'rowu I I
I I
. . . Thos. Ought.on ... 25 June, '79 do. 200 0 0 do .
Acting J udgc

I
Acting Judge for R ober t Baird
the Out-Stations I ...I 24 Sept. ' 78
I
do. 400 0 0 I do.

Port Maria, Lin-

stond, Old H ar-
bourancl St J ohn's
Rectory I
"
I
I
I I
Clerk ... Wm a. :.\Iacfarlaine ... 1 14 .July, '76 do. 100 0 0 do.

I
1 I

I I
I 1l I

I
Ass i ~tant Clerk
I
.. . C. A.. ,J. .James ... 19 Oct. ' 71 I do. 100 0 olI do.

Additional Clerk ... E . W. P onny .. . , 10 :.\fay, ' 77 do. 66 o· o do.

A~sistant Clerk for I G. L<ii11g Shaw ... 24 Jan. ' 74 (fo. ... I do.

I
the Out-Stations I
1
<•f Linstead, Old
Harbour and St.
,John·~ R ectory
I
Assistant Clerk for u. F. Pouyat
I

1ho Ont-Station of 1 ...19Dec. '76 do. ... do.

Port ·Maria \

Bailiff .. . J · F. Rickardi; ... 1 Nov. '6i do. GO 0 0

I I
do.
1
Additional Bailiff · ·· 11· ~\.·"\.b:;a1om do.
Dec. ' 76 ;;o 0
-
. .. !) do. 0 1
 CIVIL ESTABLISIDIENT. L 77
1
\\"hether the Office be held by
Amount Whether the Principal in conjunction with Period during
any, and whr1t other Civil, Mill- . h th Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be tm-y or Naval Office, or Appoint- 1
w uc e D11te of FiIBt
allowed a. Ilouse men t, or Place of p roftt, in any Olli . h b enjoy any, and what
Appointment
I
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establisluncnt
of the United Kin d
cer as een
other Advantatre or
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held gbyom. Absent from ~ under tl1c
a. ~liJitary Profit, not required
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon tJ C0 1 Colonial
1878-9
ance, if any, for Full or Half l\1ilit1uy or N1wal ie ony to be stated in the
Pay ; the total Amount of Pay d . tl10 y Government.
!n Sterling House Rout or and .Allowances of every kind urmg car
Qu:i.rters. actually received by him in ad- preceding Colwnns.
Value. 1878
dition to the Profits of his Office. -9.

£ s. a. I

Nil Cle1kof Petty Sessions of St. Xil Tr.wdling Allow- r

)I ary, Salary £:30Ll per an- ance as Clerk of
lllllll P c t t y Sessions
known

do. Nil do. Nil 17 Jan. ' 68

Nil do. Juclire Kingston District 3 :Months (Ya- By arrangements }far. '72
Court. Salar_v £!JOO per au- cation lca>e) the full amount of
num. '.l'ravelli11g Altowance Travelling Allow-
t per :Month ance is drawn by
:Mr. Baird

do. Acting Crown Solicitor Kil Kil 15 J une, 'i2

clo.
Acting .Attorney-General
.
do. Judge )[andcville Disfrict do. .£15 per :Month tra- 22 }far. '76
do.
Court, Salary £800 per an- velling Allo1rnnce
num. 'l'ravclling Allowance

•
ao. 'l'rustce St. Catherine's Parish do. .£11 5s. per ilfonth 1 Jan. '53
do. Travelling .Allow-
Lands
ii :wee.

do. Kil lD Oct. '71

do. I do. N"il

do. do. I do. do. do. Dec. '75

Travelling Allow- 1 Sept. 'G7

do.. do. Clerk Potty ~e:;~ion C::t. Cathe- do.
ance £1 or £2 per
2-ine, £:300 per annum visit according to
distance of Out-
8tatious

do. 1 l!'eb. '70

rlo. Clurk Petiy ~e~sions f:t. ilfary, do.
do.
£3U(1 per annu w I
£ s. d.
2·LG W O I . Xil ~.\I oni.l1s (Yn-· Nil ' 1 Jan. 'G-.1

l -. ~
<lo.
cation ka\'O
l "'1 . 1., ov. ,_l
lO 113 () Kil do 1
clo. do.
 CIVIL ESTABLISH1IE~T.

By whom From what

.Anmml Salary
appointed and Fund the
Date of
I in British or
or:nc:E. N.U.1E. under what Salary is
Appointment.
1Army Sterling.
Instrument.
I Paid.

£ s. d.

D1sT1tlCT CocRTS=-r
co,.tuwd. I

1fANDF.YlLLE.
I
. .. RobtrL Baird ... 1 Sept. '78 The Queen 00 0 0 Col. Rei.
Jm.lge

Clerk ... A. TL Drummond (rr) ... 18 l!'eb.,'69 The GoYcrnor 400 o o I do.

... 19 June, '79 do. 200 0 0 do.

Di Lo ... H,. .J. Le11 is (b)
I I
... 21 Oct. '75 do . !:15 0 0 do.
Assistant Clerk ' ... R. J. l•ell'is
I
Dillo ... BJ.ward Jaeohs ... lt July, '79 The Judge 80 o o\ do.
I ... 26 Aug ' 75 The Governo1· 130 0 0 I do.
.Assislaut Clerk Cl\a. .J . K. lll'aham

I
I
poltou \
Extra .\ ssistant 1fan. W. G. Clough ... 5 April, '76 do. do.
cll<!stor .
1
Dilt0, C'larenuon M. S. Ea1·quharsou ... 24 Jan. '74 do. do.

Bailiff .. . James Di·rnn (") ... ' ~8 Nov. '72 <lo . do.

Ditto ...I James O'Gracly ...11June, "i 9

I
do. do.
I
1
.Additional Bailiff .. . AJ.am Coplauu ... 28 Jan. 'i2 do. do.
I

}.fo::nF.GO BAY. I I
,\cling ,Ju1lgP of !he F. C. Williams ... 21 June, 'i6 do. 200 0 0 do.
~fnn1cgo Bay Dis- ,
tric1. Court

D tto .. . George G. Lild-o ... ?O June, 'i~ do.

do. 200 0 0
to net as .Judg3
I ,of the Hano,cr

(a.) A. TT. Dri~mmonrl died on 1he 18th .fo ne, lBi'!l.

portion
-
(11 .) D . .T. lJ" ~1:; com:nencerl Acting Clerk on ihe 1oth T 1 ·- n
\ ·) J
•. ·1 rnt·s
])' d' .
1xon 11·n..:; 1 sm 1s~c<l
· .une, ...,,,, ,
on the 31st }.fay, l " 71.

-
 CITIL I:S'I'.iBLISilfilXT. L 70
- - I
• Whether the Oflke be held by Period durina j
Amou."lt Whether the Principal in conjunction with
0
Whether the Principal
Principal be any, and what other Civil, Mill- which the Date of First
of Fees tary, or :Xaval Office, or Appoint- ~njoy any, and what
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit~ m any Officer has been Appointment
during
f his personal ·Colony, or on the Establishment -0ther Advantage or
or . j of the United Kingdom.
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Militai:y
Absent from under the
Profit, not required
what Allow- or :Naval Officer, whether npon the Colony ColonfrJ
1878-9
anco, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in the
, I Pay; the total Amount of Pay during the Year Government.
in Ster1mgl House Rent or and Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
Viilue. Quarters. :ietually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his Office.

Kil Xil Kil Nil Travelling Allow- 22 Mar. '76

ance £15 per Month

do. do. .do. do. I Travelling Allow-

stnce .£11 5s. per
Mon~h. Extra
1 ('Jerica! Allowance

,not exceeding
£ 100 per annum
for flervices per-
formed and ap-
proved by Judge

Travelling Allow- 21 Oct. 'i5

ao. Jo. do. do.
auce £11 5s. per
)fonth

do. do. Nil

do.

do. do. do. do. do. I12 July, '7!)

do. do. 26 Aug. '75
do. do. do.

'.lo. do. do. do. IClerk Pe~ty

Sessions
Manchester
15April, '76

do. Ditto, .Clareifdon 1 Fob '70

do. do. do.

Nil 28 Nov. '72

1 £ s. d. cl&. do.
r 167 6
do. 1 June '79,
J de. do.
do.
do. do. 28 Jan. '72
121 12 0 do. do.

!: 7 !Os. per ~fonth 21 June, '76

Nil do. In coninnction w-ilh !:he Of- From ro:-f '.l'raYelling .Allow-
jl. ce of J ud,.,"'e of the Fal- moncemen o
Financial au co
mouth District Court
IJanuary. 18i9
y f'ar to 28th

do. do.
. .
In conjnnctvin with tll,e ,?f-
fice of Ju<lga of the Sa\ an-
Nil
II£7'l'ravellmg
10s _per "Month 1 Jan. '69
ance
Allow-1
r. n.-Ja. .Mar District Court

cw • •••• ·---- === U4%

J, 80

By whom From what

Annual Salary
appointe<l and Fund the
Date of in British or
.NAtllE. under what Salary is
oJcJt'LCK Appoint111cnt. Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

. \____~--+----~---
D1sTn11"T Conn~­
.£ s. d. I
n111li11111·d. I
;\[u:-;n:<•O J3.\ \".
400 -0 0 Col. Rev.
Clerk of the Court ... James .Allwood, ,lnr. ... 1 Jan '69 I The Governor

do . !);) -0 0 do.
... i2 July, '75
;\~~i~tont Clerk of Jolm L. J lill
(he ( 'onrt
1
]). tto Henry Brown ... 25 July, '7.J. do.

... I July, '15 do.

Ditto ... John C. Humbor

\
I
Charles Gaunt\1;tt ... \ rn Jan. '69 do. 60 0 ,o
1failill

S.\\',\XX.\-1.A-:JL\R.
I I I
0 do.
Jmlge ... George G. Litt.le ... l Jan. 'G!) The Queen 000 0

I
Cll'rk .., I Go0>·go Il. Pillin"' ... 27 Dec. '77 The Governor 300 0 0 do.

1 do.
•\~sistant Clerk ... John C. Robertson\) ... l!) Feb. '78 do. so 0 0

Ditto ... W. 1". Langley ... 31 Oct. '73 do. :;o 0 0 l do.

Ditto ... J. W. Pctgrarn ... 2 .1: Dec. '75 <lo. JO 0 0 do.

'

Bailiff ... .l. C. Yonng ... l Jan. 'G!) do. GO

.
0 0 do.

_I
 qVIL ESTABLISH)1ENT. L 81
Whether the Office be held by . .
AJUount Whether the Principal in conjunction with Period dunng
p · · alb ruiy, and what other Civil, Mili- Whether the Principal
of Fees rmc1p e ta.ry, or Naval Office, or Appoint- which the Date of First
. !allowed a Housel JUent, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
durmg for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been .Appointment
. of the United Kingdom. other .Advantage or
the Year 1 !Ws1dence; or If the Office be held by a Military Absent from under the
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon h Profit, not required
1878-9 if f Full or Half 1\Iilitary 01' Naval t e Colony Colonial •
ance any, or p ' to be stated in the
. . I ' ay ; the total Amount of Pay .
m Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind ldurmg the Year Government.
Quarters. nctually received by him in ad- preceding Columns.
Value.
I <lition to the Profits of his Office. l878-9.

.£ s. d.

Nil ~il In conjunction with the Of- 1 Nil I £11 5s. per Month 7 Oct. '68
fice of Clerk of ihe :Montego Travelling Allow-
Bay Circuit Court at a ance
Salary of £60 per annum I

do. do. :Kil do. Nil

.
22 July, '75

do. I do. I11 conjll'nrtion with the Of- do. do. 25 July '74
fice of Petty l:'cssions for
II anovor at .£250 per annum
I and '!'ravelling Allowanco

do. do. In conjunction with the Of- do. do. 1 Aug. '69
fice of Clerk of Petty Ses-
sions for St James at £300
per annum iµid Travelling
.Allowance
I
183 111 do. Xil do. do· 19 Jan. '69

Kil do. do. do. £15 per }fonth Tra- 1 Jan. '69
velling Allowance

do. do. do. do. £11 5s. per~ Month 6 Feb. '71
' Travelling Allow-
ance
I
36 5 {) d-:i. 'Acted as Bailiff 1874
do. do.
' from the 17th J unc
to the 31st August
I the Bailiff being
suspended
I

Nil I do. do. do Clerk of Petty Ses- 31 Oct. '73

sions for West-
I mcreland

do. .do. dB, do. , Clerk of Petty Ses- ...

sions for St. Eliza-
beth

l08 0 0 do. do. Register of ~irths, 1 Jan. '69

do. &c. &c., paid ac-
cording to scale.
. I Almoner £ 60 J•Cr
' annum. Clerk to 1
:Mannings 'l'rust
/ £12. I

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I I

l
I

ll \'lL E!-'1'.\ r.J,hJL\lCXT - 21.

 C!YIL EST.\.BLISil:lCEST.
,, s~
~-------.-------------i-----11~--'""1--d
\ l3y whom I From what
I Annual Salllry
Date of appointed and 1 Fund the
in British or
OFFlCE. NA~lE.
Appointment. under whnt
IArmy Sterling. Salary is

Instrument. Paid.

I
I ·l
-1·- -, - --- £, s. <l.
J>1~TnH"T Cm: nT~­
f'C11t/ 11111nl. i iI
I

S.\ \".\:\X.\•L.\· ) f \R.

... 20 Sept. ' 70 The Governor 50 0 0 Col. Rev.
.A1l1litional Bailiff ... 1 U. R. Ilyam (a)
i
... I ... I
do. 15 0 o l do.
AnsistanL Clerk ... II. R. Ilyam
I do.
... 9 Aug. 'i9 do. 50 0 0
A<l litional Bailiff ... H. R. IIyam

CoPnT ov V1c1' Ao-

)l !1t.\J.TY-

... The Ilonomble Sir .Tohn 24 Nov. '69 Ex-Officio b y

1 .Fees
.Jud go
Lucic ~miLh, .K.C.11 G.,
1
virl ue of tho
Chivf Justice I "Vice Admi-
1 ralty Court
A.ct, 1863"
26 & 2i Vic.
cap. 24

R<>gi11trar ... Thos. II011d1ick ... 12 Jan. 'i6 The Governor ... do•

I
t

)lardhal ... lI. M. Hall ... 25 Nov. '59 Admiralty ... do .

i::)urrogate ... Chas. Hal'vcy ... ... J udge ... do.

Ditto ... Thos. IIondrick ... 21 Nov. '60 do. ... do.
I
I
I
l
Cot' RT oF Onri1xAuY

t')olo Judge ... The GoYorn or for the

lime being.

CJ,•1·k . . . The faland Secretary. I

I
I I
f:iTI PP.:'illl.\ TtY )l.\QI8.
l'H.\TJ·~S - I
King-,;ton an cl
And1ows
f;t. lknry John Bicknell ... .Mar. 'GO The G<)vernor 1
500 0 0 Col. Rev.

.h11istant ditto ... K ll. A. )lainwarinrr II I

I
0 ... ! 5 Feb. '77 do. lOCJ 0 0 do.
I
I

(o.) J[. H. Uyam, l h·' elder. Atl<litional Bailiff died o th J ·t

n e o; August, J'-ii;).
I ..
 CIVIL ESTA.BLISllMENT. L 83

-AIIlount Whether the

Whether the Office be held by
Pl'incipal in conjunction with
Period during
Whether the Principal
any, and what other Uivil, ~ili- which the Date of First
of Fees Principal be tary, orNavalOflice, or Appomt-
enjoy any, and what
alloweJ a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any Officer has been Appointment
during · 'Sonal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantago or
for his per of the Unite<l Kingdom. Absent from under the
the Year Residence; or If the Office ;,o held by a Military Profit, not required
what .Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
1878-9 I . for Full or Half l\filitary or Kaval to be stated in the
lance, if any, Pay ; the total Amount of J:>ay during the Year Government.
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
Yalue. dition to the Profits of his Office.

£ s. d. j

Xil .Kil 1 Register

I .
of Births, 20 Sept. '70
132 11 10~ Nil
1· &c. &c.

do. do. Nil

... do.

do. do. do. 9 .Aug. '76

23 18 6 do.

do. do. ' Chief J ustice of Ja- 24 Nov. '69

Xii do. maica

I
I do.
I
Registrar and Clerk 8 June, '71
do. do. do.
I I Crown,
of the Courts and
. ani Clerk
of the Kingston
Cfrcuit Court
,

do, do.
! do. do, Nil

do. Pension of £75 per

clo. do. do.
I annum as lat(/:Mas-
lcr in Chancery -
do. do. ~ I· do.
I Nil 8 June, '71
do. (I

j
j

do.
I
I
do. do. do.
ance £40
I
TraYelling Allow- :Mar. '60
I
£500 prr am;rnm . 9 April, '74
do. do. Hetired Pay £300 per annum
do.
Harbor :Ma ter I
- I I
,_
 CIYIL ESTA.BLISHlIE~T.

J, 8.:.k---------~--1---1--r-~~
·- 1.
By whom From what
Annud Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
in Briti:;h or I

~nny Sterling.I
OFFICE.
NAME. Appointment. under what Salary is

Instrument. Paid.

I
!
.£ s. d. I
ST1N::rn1 rnv :\Lla111-
TR1TES conli.1wcd-

... 15 ~far. '73 The Gon~rnor 31)0 0 0 Col. Rev.

St. Catherine Ricbard Cnrter

.. . Thomas I licks Sharp ... 15 Feb. '73 do. 300 0 0 do.

3t. James
I
I
Hanover ... Ditto ... 1 April, '77 do. 50 0 o: do.

1
. . . Captain J. T. Cartwright 1 Ang. '74 do. 400 0 0 do.
St. Mary

St. Thomas ... George Taylor Farquhar- 9 )lay, ·--,, do. 300 0 0 do.
son
I
Cono:sEns- 1
The District Conrt
Juclges arc tho I
Coroners for the;\.
respective Dis-
trict~.

Cu:nxs OF Cmcun
CounTs-
I I

Kingstou .. ·' Thos. Hendrick do.

8 June, '71 clo. ISO 0 0 I
Ba.th ...I Ditto · .. , 13 ~ov. '76 do. 5-0 0 0 do.

I
~landeville • •• 1 W. G. Clough do.
... 5 April, '16 do. 6-0 0 0

1
I
I
 CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT: L 85

Whether the Office be held by Period during

Amount Whether the Principal in conjunction with Whether tho Principal
Principal be any, and what other Civil, l\Iili- which the Date of First
of Fees tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint-
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during Officer has been .Appointment
for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
of the United Kingdom. Absent from under tho
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a Military
Profit, not required
what .Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon the Colony Colonial
1878-!l
ance, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to be stated in tho
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of ~ay during tho y car Government.
and Allowances of every kmd preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-!).
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office.

I
I
I
I

I
Nil £100per an- Nil
I Kil l s a mile when tra- 15 Mar. '73
num Honse velling
Allowance

do. I do. do. do. ls. per mile travel- 15 Feb. '73
ling Allowance and
I 5s. for each sitting
at Pilot Board
I

do. Nil do. do. Ditto and £1 Lodg-

iog Allowance

do. .£100 Honse do. do. l s. per mile for tra. July, '72
Allowance velling Allowance

do. do. do. do. do. 9 May, '77

'
1Registrar and Clerk of the do. Nil 8 June, '71
do. Nil
Circnit Courts and Crown
1

do. do. Registrar and Clerk of the do. £10 per annum tra- 13 Nov. '76
Courts and Crown, and nl.iog Allowance
Clerk of the Kingston Cir-
cuit Court

Clerk of Petty Sessions for do. £96 per annum Tra- 15 June, '72
do. do.
Manchester at £250 per velling Allowance
annum, and Assistant Clerk
of the Mandeville Dis-
trict Court ancl £6 ns ke~p­
er of Standard ·weights and
I M•MU~

CJ'\IL £ST.\liJ,JSU).IC'..'\T- 2:2.

 CfflL ES'l'ABLISll:.IEXT.

I
I
I

I
I
1 Date of I appointed
By whom
and
Annual Sahry

in British or l
From what
Fund the
I
OFFICE. N.\.ME.
I Appointment. I under wluit
Axrny Sterling.
Salary is

Instrument. Paid.

I !
I I
1

I
I
i I
I
£ s. d.
.
or Cm<TIT
CA.r.RKS
. I

CocnTs cc11td.-
l I
1
... Walter I!'. Langley •• • 1 No•. '73 The Governor 30 0 0 Col. Rev .
Sarnnna-la-1Iar

I
I
I I
. . . Alexander 1.I. Lake ... I 1 Feb. '70 do. I 60 0 0 do.
St. Ann
I

I
Black River .. . James W. Putgrave ···IDec. 'i5 <lo. 30 0 0 do.

I I
I
I

1fontcgo Bay .. . tJames .Allwood, Jnr. •.. !)' July, ' 75 do. GO 0 0 do.
I
I

I
l
I

I
CI.ERK OF
ti1:8SlONS-
PETTY
I
Kingston .ii .Albert Il. Quallo (acting) 26 April, '76 do. 200 0 0 do.
i
II
l
Clerk ... A. ~1. B:.-nj:i.min (acting)[ July, '78 I do . 80 0 0 do.
I
.
St. J.ndrew ... William Rastrick L:e •.. 1 12 .A pri~ ''i!J l do. 300 0 0 do.

I
.
I i
St. Thomas I
··· A. 1.fcLeod Jackson ···114 July, '76 I
do. I
250 0 0 do.

I
! I
I
1
' ·Portland
I
.. . I Koll Kinrr
0 ·· · 12 July, '79 do. 2.>o o o I do.
 CIVIL ESTJ..IlLISlll\IENT. L 87
Amount ;,Yhether the Office be held by ' p ..00 d .
\Yhether the Principal in conjunction with en urmg Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be any, and what other Civil, J\.Iili-1
tary, or Naval Office, or Appoint-
1 . h ti
w uc te
Dato of First
enjoy any, and wh::.t
allowed r. Rouse mcnt, or Place of Profit, in any A ppoin~mcnt
during .
for 1us personal C 1 E bl' h
o ony, or on t 1ie sta IS ment Officer has been
other Adv:mkgo or
r R 'l . I of the United Kingdom. Ab f unc~cr tho
the Year ea1c ence; or If tiie Ofilce 1s. 11eId b y a ll.lili'tary .o. sent rom
_
1878 9
I what Allow-
I or Naval Office~? _whether upon the Colony
:mcc i£ :my for Full or Half ll'l1htary or Naval
Profit, not required
Coloninl
to bo sti:.ted in the
· S
11' ter gjI '
liD ' Pay · the total Amount of Pay d .
Ilouse l'tcnt or ancl 'All owanccs of every k'm d urmg t110 Year
preceding Columns.
Government.
Val e Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878_9.
u · 1 dition to the Profits of his Office.

:Nil Nil Clerk of I'etty Sessions Kil Nil 1 Nov. '73

Westmoreland

do. do. I Clerk Petty Sessions for St. 4 months and do. 7 Oct. '68
I .Ann 9 dayii

do. I do. I Clerk of Petty Sessions of St. Nil do. Feb. '70
Elizabeth and Assistant
Clerk of the Western Dis-
trict Court

c1o. do. Clerk of lhe llontego Bay Dis- do. do. 7 Oct. '68
trict Court I
I
l

I
I

do. do. Nil do. £6 per annu~ for

I the custody and
I l care of Weights

I
i
I I ,, and Measures since
1st Oct. '79
I
I
I

I I do. Nil
I do.
I
do. I do.
!
•
'
do. I• do. .Assistant Clerk Kingston
Distri.:;t Court
do. 1 Travelling .Allow- 12 .April, '79
nnce of £1 or £2
for each visit to an
i iI
Out Station, ac-
. I cording to distance
I

do. Kil do. I do. I ::,1,rar. '6a

do. I I

I
i
I
I I
do. I Assi$taot Cle1·k to the P ort do. I do.
de.
I Antonio Di:strict Comt I

I
I

I I i
I I
 CIVIL ESTA.BJ,ISIDIENT.
.
~

\
By whom From what
Annual Salary
appointed and Fund the
Date of in British or
OFFICE. NAME. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Army Sterling.
Ins"trument. Paid.
•
- I l
I
I £ s. d

Cumx OP PRTrY
l
SESSIONS ronid.-

St. Catherine ... Gilbert Laing Shaw ... 1 June, '71 'l'he Governor I 250 ' 0 0 Col. Rev.

'
I
I

Clerk ... J. A. Messias ...I 1 Oct. '78 do . 80 0 0 do.

do.
St. Mary ... Ilenry Francis Pouyat ... July, ·74 do. 300 0 0

St. Ann ... Alexander M. Lake ... 1 Feb. '70 do. 250 0 0 do.

do.
Cla?endon ... Matthew S. Farquharson 1 Feb. '70 do. 300 0 0

Manchester ... W. G. Clough ... 5 April, '76 do. 250 0 0 do.

!J

Westmoreland . .. Walter Fitch Langley ... 1 Nov. '73 do. 300 0 0 do.

\)

Hanover ... Henry Brown ... 16 July, '74

I

do. 250 0 0 do.

St.. Eliza.beth ... J runes Watson Petgrave Dec. "i5 do. 300 0 0 do.

St. James ... J. C. Ilumber ... 9 July, '75 do. 300 0 0 do.

Trolawny ... Lucius Junius Preston ... 1 F eb. '70 do. 300 0 0 do.

I I

·.
 CIVIL ESTABLISIDiENT. L 89

Whe~he~ th~ Oflic~ be held by . .

Amount Whether the Prmc1pal m conJunction with Period durmg
any, aud what ot her Civil, :1\1ili- . Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be W.ry or X aval Office, or Appoint- 'ITluch the Date of First
allowed a House ruent, or Place of Profit, in any Ofli enjoy any, and what
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment cer has been .Appointment
other Advantage or
Residence., or of the United Kingdom. Ab f under the
the Ye::.r If the $)flice be held by a Military sent rom Profit, not required
what Allow- or ~aval Officer, whether upon th C0 1 Colonial
1878-9
ance, if any, for Full or Half l\Witary or Naval e ony to be stated in the
Pay ; the total .Amount of Pay d . th y Government.
in Sterling House Rent or and .Allowances of every kind urmg e ear
preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office.

I•
I

Nil Nil
1l Assistant Clerk of the Spanish
'!'own District Court
Nil Travelling Allow- 1 Sept. '67
ance of £1 or £2
per visit to Out.
Station according
to distance.

Kil do. Nil 1 Feb. '76

do. do.

do. do. Travelling Allow- Feb. '70

do. do.
ance to Out-Stations

Olerk of St. Ann Circuit Court 4 months and Nil 7 Oct. '68
do. do.
9 days

Nil do. 1 June, '47

do. do, Nil

Clerk of the Mandeville Cir- do. £8 per Month Tra- 15 June, '72
do. do,
cuit Court and Assistant velling .Allowanco
Clerk of the Mandeville and£60perarrnum
District Court at Out-Sta- as keeper of Stand-
ard Weights and
tions
:Measures

do. Travelling ~low- 1 Nov. '73

do. do. Clerk Savanna-la-Mar Circuit
Court at £RO per annum. ance at £1 and
£~ according to
Assistant Clerk District
distance
Couri

do. Tra~velling Allow- 16 July, '74

do. do. Nil
ance to Out-Sta-
tions at £1 or £2
according to dis-
tance
I do. Travelling Allow- Feb. '70
do. do. Clerk Black River Circuit ance

I Court and Assistant Clerk

of the Wes tern District
Court

£4 per :Month Tra- 1 Ang. '69

do. do, Assistant Clerk of the Mon- do. velling Allowance
tego Bay District Cow·t
Travelling Allow- 1 Feb. '70
do. do. Assistant Clerk of the Fal- 5 months auce of about £90
mouth District Court per anuum
,_
('lYIL ESTABLISHMENT-23.
 CIYIL ESTilLISIDIBm' ·

I By whom From what

Annu::l Salary
I
Date of appointed :m<l Fund the
in British or
OFFICE. NAME. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Army SterEn:;.
Instrument. Pa:d.

£, s. d.

R1mrsTilAP. G.t:.'iF.·
!!AL-

Registrar General of S. P. Smccton The Go•crnor 4.·7::> 0 0 Col. Rev.

··· \ 8 Feb. '78
Births, Deaths an<l \
:Marriages
Second-class Clcrk ... 1 C. C. Aitken ... 19 Aug. '78 do. 150 0 0 do.

Third ditto A. L. Iforria ... I Oct. '79 do. so 0 0 do.

GOYF.J!X)!E)IT PDINT-
IXO A:).'D 8TATIOX- I
mtY EsTABLISII- !
MEliT-

Superintendent ...I 1
Augustus
Sinclair
Constantine I 1 July, '79 do. 4.50 0 0 do.
I I
'I
EE1:CATIOXAL DE-1
PARTlillNT-

fo;pector of Schools' John .A.. Savage

I
... 20 )fay, '63 do• 'iuO 0 0 do.

I
Assistant ditto ... J ohn J. Wood ... June '68 do . 300 0 0 do.

Ditto . . . Chas. Plummer ... 1 !Iay, '69 do . ~.:>O 0 0 do.

'
Ditto (temporary) ... Rev. .A. Findlay ... do.
1 May, '70 do. 100 0 0
Forb months
Ditto ... Rev. C. R. Chandl1;r ... :Jiar. '75 do. Si 10 0 do.
For /months
Ditto ... Geo. Hicks ··· 1Iar. "iG 100 ·O 0 do.
do.
l'or~ months
1
Ditto ... ,!Rev. P. '\Villiams .. . 1 April, '79 Si 10 0 do.
do.
Fur I months
Ditio .. 1,Rov. J•m" Rob"" .. -115 }.far. '79 do. fl:l ] .) 0 do.
I
1\w i ! months
Clerk to Inspector P.
of Schooli1
I, s. Simpson .. · 1 :Jfay, '71 do. 130 0 01 do.

1fonn Scuoor.s. i
I
I
I
r

I
Por.T A..'il'ON10-
II I
~,. '1., .,....
II
-
R ......... h 1.1."l"18 do•
0 0
• •• , 1
... , 17 Jan. '"IG <lo. l::>O
I
 Cl\I L ESTABLISIIMENT. L 9l
Whether Uie Offiee be l1eltl by
Amount Whether the l'rincipal in conjunc~ion with Period during
Whether the Princ:pal
Principal be :my, and whato1her Civil, :llfili- •:hi.ch tho
of Fees ta.ry, or X r.v::l Oftice, or . . \ ppo:nt. Date of Firot
,dlowed a llouse ment, or .Place of Profit, m any Officer has bee:! enjoy any, and what
during 0 r his pcr~onal Colony, or on the Estabhll!uent
tr A ppoir:tment
other A.dvantage or
I . of the United Kin;;tlo:n.
the Year Residence; or If the Office be Jdd by a .M:iEt::ry
what Allow· or Navi:l Ofli~r, whether npon the Colony
Absent from
Profit, not required
under tho

Coloniv.l
1878-9 ance, if . any, for Full or Hali I\Iilibry or N:wd p to be stated in the
in Sterling House Rent or P1w ; the total Amount of . ay <luring the Y O:ll"
Government.
and Allonancea of every krnd
Quarters. prece:!ing Columns.
Value. actually received by him in ud- 1878-9.
dition to the Profits of his Ofilce.

1·
!
i

Nil Xil Kil Nil Nil Jnne, '70

do. do. do. do. do. 8 Feb. '78

do. do. do. do. do. 1 Oct. '79

do. do. do. do, do. 9 Mar. '(i5

do. do. do. do. £ 150 Traxelling Al- 20 1fay, ' 6 3

lowance

do. do. do. do. £200 ditto Juno, ' ()8

-lo. do. do. do. .£200 d itto 1 May, '69

(I

do. do. do. do. .£100 ditto 1 May, '70

do. do. £87 10s. ditto Mar. '75

do.

do. do. do. £100 ditto Mar. '76

do.

do. do. £87 10s. ditto 1 April, '7D

do. do.

do. £93 ditto · 15 ·.rar.

...... '79
do. do. do.

do. do. Kil 1 May, '71

do. do.

do. do. 17 Jan, ·~6

do. j Residence I do.
 CIVIL ESTAJ3LIS1IMENT •

'
By whom From what
.Annual Salary
Dato of appointed and Fund t he
in British or
OFFICE. NAME. under wl-i.-it Salary is
Appointment.
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

£ s. d.

EDUCATIOXAL DE-
PART.l.!EXT contd.

CHARLES TowN-
I Master ... Robert Elworthy ...1 28 Mar...68 The Governor 230 0 0 Col. Re>.

Werk.master ... E . Wallen ... June, ' 75 do. 48 0 0 do.

Sowing Mistress ... Julia L. Wood ... 6 June, 73 do. 36 0 0 do.

GovEn)l~ENT TRAIN-
....
""1l

ING COLLEGE.

SPA...'<ISll TowN-

Principal ... Rev. C. F. Douet, M.A ..• Aug. '76 do. 225 0 0 do.

Tutor ... Theophilus P . Cox ... April, '77 do. 225 0 0 do.

Master of the Ele· W . A. Milne ... Aug. '79 do. 80 0 0 do.

mentary School

Assistant and Music George Ashley ... Jan. '77 do. 65 0 0 do.
Master

Assistant Master •.• .A.. L. Walcott •. . Aug. '79 do. 45 0 0 do.

i
GnADED MIDDLE
CLASS SonooL.

Principal ... Rev. C. F. Douet, M.A .. · Aug. '76 do. 150 0 0 do.

I t
I
Master of P rimary R~v. John Graham ... Aug. '76 do. I 110 0 0 do.
Grade
II
Assistant Master . . . William M. Douet ... Sept. '78 0 do.
do . 90 0
French Master ... W. A. Milne ... Aug. '79 do. 30 0 0 do.

Music Master I
· · · George Ashley ··· Aug. '77 do. 12 0 0 do.

I _..
 CIVIL ESTAilLISIDIENT. L 03

mount Whe~he~ th~ Offi~ be held by p .00 d .

A Whether the Prmc1pal m conJunction with eri urmg
Whether the Principal
Fees Principal boany, and what other Civil, Mili- l.
Date of l~irst
Of tm:y, or Naval Office, or Appoint- w uch the
allowed a House ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been Appointment
'd of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Res1 ence ; or If tho Oftice be held by a ·Military Absent from under tho
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon ti C0 1 Profit, not required
1878-!l a.nee, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval ie ony Colonial
to be stated in tho
in Sterling House Rent or Pay ; the total Amount of Pay d . th y Government.
and .Allowances of every kind urmg e ear
preceding Columns.
Quarters. a~t~ally received by him in ad- _
Value. 1878 0
dit1on to the Profits of his Office. ·

Nil Residence Nit Nil Nil 28 Mar. '68

do. Nil do. do. do. June, '75

do. Residence do. do. do. 6 Juno, '73

do. Quarters in Island Curate £340--Ptinci-12 Months (va- do. Oct. '6.l
pal of Middle Class Sohool j cation leave)
Old King's
House £150-Principal of Church
.
Theological College .£100
per annum

do. Quarters Nil ~il do. April, '77

do. Nil French Master of Middle do. do. Aug. '70

Class School £30 per an-
.num. I•

do. do. Music Master Middle Class do. do. Jan. '77
('

. School £12 per annum

do. clo. Nil do. do, .Aug. '79

{'

'

do. . Island Carate .£340-Princi- 2 :;\fonths {va- do . Oct. '65

do.
I
pal of Government Training cation leave)
College £250 and Principal
Church Theological College
£ 100 per annum.
do. Curate of the Cathedral Spa- Nil do.
clo.
nish Town £50 per annum
do. do. do.
do. Nil
do. do. do.
do. Master of Elementary School
G. T. C. £80
do. do. do.
do. Assistant and :Music Master
G.T. C. £65
I I
C11·n• ~··r
·' ,~nt1<n~ir~ 7 -21
 cmL ESTABLISHMENT.
.. - .. - -- ---- -- .. _-:; : ....:::::.

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed ai1d Fund the
NAME . in British or
. OFFICE. under what Salary is
Appointment.
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

'
-

ti CLERGY-
£ a. d.

J3ISUOP OF J A~IAICA Right &verend Rcgi- 1856 Royal Letters ... ...
nald Courtonay, D.D., Patent
Coadjutor

AncHDEACONS-

Middlesex: ... Right Reverend Regi- 1852 do. 800 0 0 Imperial

nald Courtenay, D.D. Treasury

Surroy ... G. Il. Brooks, M.A. ... 1879 Bishop, Canon Nil Nil
xxx
Cornwoll ... William Rowo, M.A. ... 1862 Royal Letters
Po.tent
600 0 0 Imperial
Treasury

MIDDLllSBJ:.

RECTon-

Clnrendon ... C.H. !foll ... 20 June, '52 Governor and 418 0 0 Col. Rev.
Bishop

ISLAND Cun.uEs-
St. Catherine ... H. Scotland ... 1 July, '61 The Governor 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... C. R. Chandlor ~· . Jan. '54 do. 340 0 0 do.
)

Clarendon ... G. W. Downer ... 1 Jan. '63 do. 340 0 0 do.

Ditto ... C. F. Douet ~ ... 24 April, '70 do. 340 0 0 do.

Manchester ... D. B. Panton ... ... do. 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. S. Farquharson ... 1 Mar. '69 do. 340 0 0 do.
St. Ann ... G. Ilall ... 1 April, '55 do.
do. 340 0 0
St. llnry ... F. H. Sharpe ... 27 Mar. '66· do. 340 0 0 do.
Ditto ... 1. L. R-e.mson ... 1864 do. 340 0 0 do.
STIPENDIARY CURATES
St. Elizabeth ... E. B. Koy ... 6 July, '65 do. 300 0 0 £150 Island
Treasury
.£150 Im-
. , porial Trea-
sury
St. Ann ... J. L. Mais ... 1860 do. 100 0 0 British Con
Fund
I -
 -··- . -:. -- CIVIL ESTAilLISil~fENT. · -- ···· -
.:,.;:_:···:."" - -
Q-
~
= •
Whether the Offico be held by
A.mount Whether tho Period during
Principal in conjunction with
any, and what other Civil, lllili- Whether the Principal
of Fees Principal be which tho Dat.e of First
tru:y, or Naval Office, or Appoint-
alloFed a IIouse ment, or Place of Profit, in any enjoy any, and what
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment Officer has been Appointment
of the United Kingdom. other Advantage or
the Year Residence ; or If the Office be held by a l\Iilitary Absent from under tho
what .Allow- Profit, not required
or Na.val Officer, whether upon the Colony
1878-9 Coloniru
Mee, if any, for Full or Half Military or Naval to bo stated in the
Pay 0· tho total Amount of Pay during the Year
in Sterling House Rent or and Allowances of every kind Government.
preceding Columns.
Quarters. actually received by him in ad- 1878-9.
Value. dition to the Profits of his Office.
- ==

Nil Nil Nil Nil £800 as Archdeacon 18i>2

of M iddlesex

do. do. do. do. Nil 1852

do. do. do. do. do. 1856

do. do. do. do. do. 1843

do. House nnd do. do. do. 20 M'ay, '33

.£90 for Glcbe
.
do. Nil I do. do. do. 1 Jan. '58

do. do. June, '50

do. do. do. (

do. do. £50 as Chaplain to I Aug. '66

do. do. Public Ilospital

do!' Nil 1 July, '56

do. do. do.
do. do. Nov. '65
do. do. do.
do. 1 Feb. '50
do. do. do. do.
do. 1 April, '55
do. do. do.
do.
do. do. 16 Nov. '63
do. do. do.
' 184.4
do. do.
do. do. do.

do. do. 1863

do. do. do.

do. Head Master Wal· 1855

do. do. do. ton Free School

·- I
 CIVIL EST.ABLISIDIEN'l'.
I QG
·~ -·

By whom From what

Annual Salary
Date of appointed and Fund the
OFFICE. NAME.
Appointment. under what
.
in British or
Salary is
Army Sterling.
Instrument. Paid.

CLERGY continued- £ s. d.
SURREY.

RECTOR-

Portland ... W. Smith ... 1864 The Governor 400 0 0 Col. Rev.

ISLAND CURATES-

Portland ... R. K. Dunbar ... 1861 do. 340 0 0 do.

Kingston ... E . Nuttall ... 1867 do. 340 0 0 do.

Ditto ... W. E. P ierco ... 1868 do. 340 0 0 do.

St. Andrew ... A. Findlay ... 1S58 do. 3·'.LO 0 0 do.

Ditto ... H. II. Isaacs, M.A. ... 1859 do. 340 0 0 do.

St. Thomas ... J. G. Richards ... 1867 do. 310 0 0 do.

STIPE..'IDIARY dun ATES

St. Andrew ... G. B. Brooks, M.A. ... 1862 Ecc. of State 300 0 0 British Con.
Fund
St. Thomas ... H. M. F. McDermott ... 1863 The Governor 300 0 0 £150 ditto
£150 Ixn-
pcrial Trary.
Con.i.~wALL.

RECTOR-
I)
St. James ... D.R. Morris ... 1861 do. 50') 0 0 Col. Rev.

\)
W cstmorela.nd ... J . Cork ... 1863 do. 400 0 ol do.

St. Elizabeth ... J, Campbell ... 1869 do. 400 0 0

I do.
ISLA.ND CtrnATES-

Westmoreland ... H. Clarke ... 1855 do . do.

340 0 0
Trclawny ... E. A. Stewart ... 1869 do . 3:t0 0 0 do.
Ditto ... J. A. Thomson ... 1868 do. do .
3'.LO 0 0
J. Garcia dol Rio ... 1867 do. 34:> 0 0 do.
SnTBNDu.ny CunATE
J.E. Miller ... 1869 do. 175 0
I
do.
REGISTRAR TUE Thomas Hendrick 0 1
OF
... 1869 do.

I
DIOCESE do. 76 0 0
I .
 CIVIL EST.iBLISIUIENT.
.---=:. - -
Amount 'Whether the Office be _held _by • Per:od durino
Whether the I Princip?J in conjunction with 0
I
Whether the Principal
.· ci al be 1 any, and wh~t other Civil, 1~ili- , which the ' Date of First
of Fees Pun P tary, or Naval Office, or Appomt- enjoy any, and what
allowc.'<i a. House: ment, or Place of Profit, m any Officer has been • A ppointmcnt
during for his personal Colony, or on the Establishment other Advantage or
. of the United Kingdom. . . Absent from under the
the Year Residence ; or If the Office is held by a l\Iihtary Profit, not required
what Allow- or Naval Officer, whether upon tho Colony Colonial
1878-9 ance, if any, for Full or Half JHilitary or Na.val fp to be sta.ted in the
Pay; the total .A.mount o . ay 'during the Year
in Sterling Houso Rent or and .Allowances of every kmdl
Quarters. actually received by h~ in ad- 1878-9.
I
preceding Columns.
Government.

V alue.
I dition to the Profits of lus Office.
~~~~~~~-t-
1 ~~-r-~-.

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1845

~·

do. do. do. do. do. 1852

do. do. do. 1866

do. do.

do. do. do. 186i

do. do.

de. do. do. 1853

do. do. I

do. do. do. 1858

do. llouse and I
Globe do. 1855
do. Nil do. do.
•
I £120 as Military 1859
do. do. 1
do. do. Chaplain
I
do. Nil 1863
do. do. do.

I
I

I \

do.
I House nnd
I do. do.
(1.

do. 1844
Glebc and £30.
.Allow:mce {I

I do. do. 1841

do. £90 for Housel do.
and Glebc
I .£70 1835
do. Nil
I do. do. Int.erest of
Funded Money
I
j
I

I I
do. Nil 1852
do. do. do.

do. I do. . do. I

do. do. 1852

do.
i do.
I do. do. 1860
do.
! do. do. 1863
do. do. do.
I

I do. do. 1866

I
I
do.
do.

do.
do.

do.
I do.
do. do. 1869

I j
 M

RETURN OF OFFICERS
WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURI'l'Y FOR THE DUE DISCHARGE OF THEIR DUTIES.

1879.
 RETURN OF OFFICERS
)f 2

St:itc Nature and A.mount of Security ;

Offices. Names of the SUI·eties and
Sums for which they are answerable.

·-~~~-~~--~~~--~--~·~~~~-1-~--~-~~-~--~--~-~--~~-
Cow.~a.A.L SECRETAltIAT.

Allwood, Jr. James Chief Clerk

IPersonal Bond and Bond of the London
Guarantee and Accident Company, £100.
lNT.EliNAL REVENUE DB PA lt'l"t.E:\T.
Allwood, J ohn Clerk to Parochial Boards Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
maica Civil Service :Mutual Guarantee
Association, 1001.

Baquie, R. C. J. Collector of Taxes and Pa- I Ditto, 7001.

rochial Treasurer
I Ditto, lOOt.
Bravo, J. R. Clerk Parochial Boards

Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001.

Baquie, Chas.
Ditto Ditto, 300t.
Bain.ee, E. C.

Bravo, 'rheodoro Collector of Taxes and Ditto, 700!.

Parochial Treasurer

Bawn, J. S. As'-!t. Locker and Gauger Ditto, 150l.

Bailey, Daniel Treasury Clerk Ditto, 250t.

Baquie, N. A. Acting Trerusury Clerk Ditto, 250l.

Berwick, R. N. Asst. Collector of Taxes }

and Sub-Collector of Ditto, 300t.
Customs

Brcakspcar, T. J. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300l.

Binns, Samuel. Actg. Aset. Collector }'

'faxes and Sub-Collec- Ditto, 300l.
tor of Customs

Brice, II. R. Locker and Gauger Ditto, lOOt.

Bonitto, Simon Cle1·k to Parochial Boards Ditto, '100l.

Brooks, Pet.er Locker and &auger Ditto, 300l.

Brown, J. A. Clerk to "Parochial Boards Ditto, lOOl.

Illll'gcr, II. J. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 700l.

Bunting, J. C. Acting Clerk to Parochial Ditto, lOOl.

Boards

Burke,"-· R. Acting Landing Waiter Ditto, 300t.

Caldwell, G. l~. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300t.
Clarke, Thomas V. \ Collector of Taxes Ditto, 700l.

II
Collymore, R. P. Clerk Parochial Boards Ditto, lOOl.
Collymore, J. S. I Locker and Gauger Ditto, lOOl.
Ditto \ Treasur~' Clerk Ditto, 250l.
wno HAVE GIVEN SEOURITY, &c.
-~

State Nature and .A.mount of Security;

NAMES. Offices. N runes of the Sureties and
Sums for which they are answerable.

1 - - - - -- - - - -'- - - - - - - - - - - - -1-------------·----- -
INTERAL REVENUE DEPART:O.IE?\'T, continued.

Co1 k, William
1 Collector of Taxes and Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
Parochial Treasurer maica Civil Service :Mutual Guarantee
Association, iOOl.

Cooper, Astley Asst. Collector of Taxes}

and ::fob-Collector of Ditto, 300/.
Customs I
Davidson, A. G. Asst. Collector of 'l'axes Ditto, 300t.

Doorly, W. A. Collector of Taxes, Paro-}

chial Treasurer and Sub- Ditto, 7001.
Collector of Customs '
I
Facey, A. R. Locker and Gauger Ditto, 2001.
I
Ffrench, George Collector of Taxes andI Ditto, 7001.
Parochial Treasurer I

Ffrench, Arthur G . Clerk Parochial Boards I Ditto, lOOt.

Ffrench, E. S. Treasury Clerk Ditto, 2501.

Fletcher, H. D. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001.

Foote, C. S. Treasury Clerk Ditto, 2501.

Gray, 'Villiam Collector of Taxes and Ditto, 7001.

Parochial Treasurer

Gifford, G. L. Treasury Clerk Ditto, 2501.

Gruber, J. W . Collector of Taxes and Ditto, 7001.

Parochial Treasurer '\

Hamilton, W. A. Ditto Ditto, 7001.

Hawkins, F. II. Clerk Parochial Boards Ditto. 1001.

(I

Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300l.

Ilutchings, George
Hoskins, J. A. Clerk Parochial Boards Ditto, 1OOl.

Ditto, 300l.
James, Henry Asst. Collector of Taxes
Ditto, 250l.
James, H.J. Treasury Clerk
and Ditto, 7001.
Jamison, \.V. T. Collector of Taxes
Pttrochial_Treasurer
Ditto, 7001.
Jack!!on, A. M. Ditto
Ditto, 250l.
Kelly, M. J. 'l'reasury Clerk (Acting)
Ditto, lOOt.
Lee, L. J. Clerk Parochial Boards
Ditto, 2501.
Lynch, L. lf . Treasury Clerk
 RETlJR~ OF OFFICERS
lI 4
State Nature and Amount of Security ;
Names of the Sureties and
Offices.
NAMES. Sums for which they are answerable.

,_____;~---1----·---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
INTERNAL REVENUB DEPAlt'HtENT, continued.
Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-
Lindo, B . A. 2nd Class Clerk
maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 300l.

Asst. Collector of •raxes Ditto, 300l.

~fcKenzie, Duncan }!.

Asst. Collector of Taxes Personal Bond and Bond of the London

Marshall, J. A. Guarantee and Accident Company, 300!.

Treasury Clerk Personal Bond ancl Guarantee of the Ja-

Orgill, J. J. I maica Civil Service :\lutual Gnarantee
Association, 2:30/.

Clerk and "\Yarehouse Keep- Ditto. 200/.

Passmore, C. A. 1
er

O'Donnell, J. R 'l'rcasury Clerk

I Ditto, 2,;jO/.
I

Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300t.

Payne, S. E.

Pearson, W. J. Clerk l)arochial Boards Ditto, 1001.

Petgrave, F. A. Treasury Clerk Ditto, 250t.

Rattigan, Luke A. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300!.

Richards, J. C. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001.

Robertson, Alexander Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001. ..

Spalding, Robert R. S. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 300l.

Stewart, W. L. Collector of Taxes and Ditto, 7001.

Parochial Treasurer

Steer, B. J. Asst. Collector and Land- Ditto, 300l.

ing Waiter

Stricker, G. ·w. IClerk Parochial Boards Ditto, 1001.

I
Symthe, L. Treasury Clerk Ditto, 250!.
1

Trench, J. S. Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001.

Tuylor, Alexander T1·casury Clerk Ditto, 250l.
Wilson. Edmund Asst. Collector of Taxes Ditto, 3001.
Tivy, C. P. Clerk Parochial Boal'ds Ditto, 100!.
Williams, R. A. Clerk Parochial Boards Ditto, lOOt.
CusTO)lS' DEP.~RT ?.!ENT.
I
Badley, N. Landing Waiter, Searcher Ditto, 300/.
I and Tidcwaitcr
Bogle, Hugh 2nd Class Clerk Ditto, 1001.
WRO IIAVE GIVEN SECURITY, &c. M5

State Nature and Amount of S~curity :

NA:UES. Offices. Names of the Sureties, and
• Sums for whioh they are anewerable.

----------'--------------- - - -- - - - - - --------1
CusTOMS' DEPARTMENT, continued.

Brown, J . S. 3rd Class Clerk Personal Bond a:-id Guarantee of the J a-

maica Oivil Sen·icc Mutual Guarante.c
Association, lOOl.

Chamberlain, F. S. Collector Savanna-la-Mar Ditto, 500l.

Chisholm, J. Gordon Ditto Montego Bay Ditto, 500l.

Cumming, 0. L.B. Clcl'k and Landing Waiter Ditto, 200l.

DaCosta, Samuel N. Landing Waiter Ditto, 300l.

Daniel, B. Ditto Ditto, 300l.

Delfosse, F. Ditto Ditto, 300l.

Facey, A.G. Clerk and Lanning Waiter Ditto, 300t.

Gillard, Richard Collector, Kingston Ditto, l,OOOl.

Goldie, Charles Chief Surveyor and Inspec-

tor of Invoices Ditto, 600l.

Ilitchins, A. W . Acting Atsistant Surveyor Ditto, 500l.

.
James, W. lif. Tide Survcyo~
Ditto, IOOl.

Acting 3rd Class Clerk Ditto, IOOl.

Lord, C. J .

McLaverty, E. H. E. Chief Clerk Ditto, 500l.

Locker and Gauger Ditto, l OOl.

McLawrence, J,
Clerk and Warehouse Ditto, 300l.
Monaghan, J. A. S. ••
Keeper

2nd Class Clerk Ditto, lOOl.

Nix, George G.
Ditto, 300l.
Nunes, R. E. Landing Waiter
Ditto, 500l.
Passmore, J. Collector Falmouth
Ditto, 500l.
Paine, F. E. Cashier
Ditto, IOOl.
Prendergast, R. 3rd Class Clerk
Ditto, 3001.
Pullar, E. P. Landing Waiter
Ditto, lOOl.
Romney, E. N. 3rd Class Clerk
Ditto, 300l
Rodgers, T. W. Acting Landing Waiter
Ditto, 300l.
Samuel, J . Landing W aitcr
Ditto, 500l.
Savage, E. A. 1 l st Class Clerk
 RErcnx OF OFFICERS

State Nature and Amount of Security ;

Offices. Names of the Sureties, and
Sums for which they are answerable.

1--------j------------,---------
CL!:'TO.\!S' lh:PAltTE'.\!NT, continued.

StrC'cl, C:. A. 2nd Class Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 100/.

Smith, R n. W. Acting Clerk Ditto, 100l.

Turlund, T. G. 3rd Class Clerk Ditto, 100/.

Turton, S. D. Landing Waiter Ditto, 300t.

Wilson, R. ]if. Ditto Ditto, 300/.

POST OFI' lCB.

Campbell, J. N. 2nd Class Clerk Pe1sonal Bond and Bond of the London
Guarantee and Accident Company, 2001.

Cunha, P. 0. 2nd Ditto Ditto, 2-00l.

David1;on, G. 3rd Ditto Ditto, 100/.

Erck, John G. 3rd Ditto Ditto, 100l.

Figuiercs, S. G. 1st Ditto Ditto, 300/.

Girod, II. W. IL 2nd Ditto Ditto, 200/.
Heath, "\Y. J. 3rd Ditto Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-
maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 1OOl.
Lynch, F. G. ir. 1st Ditto Ditto, 300l.
Mackinnon, "\V. 1st Ditto Ditto, 3001.
:Marshall, E. N. 1st Ditto Personal Bond and Bond of the London
Guarantee and Accident Company, 300/.
Mcllayne, 'l'. II. 1st Ditto Ditto. 300l.
tJ
)lagn::m, 0. 3rd Ditto Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
maicu Civil 8enicc Mutual Guarantee
Association, lOOl.
PcarC"c, G. II. Chief Clerk Personal Bond and Bond of the London
Gu;.:rantee and Accident Company, 500l.
Parson·.,, D. G. 2nd Class Clerk
Ditto, 200t.
Sullivan, Frederick Postmaster for Jamaica
Ditto, 1000!.

Astwood, E. W. ; 3rd Class Clerk

Personal Bond uncl G uarantcc of tho J a-
maica Civil Service .:iiutual Guarantee
Al!sociation, lOOl.
w·.
Chapman, 0. II lst Ditto
Ditto, 300!.
·~--..._~._......_.._________b-____-=------=---------1
WHO ll.\.YE GIVEX SBClJRI'l'Y, &c. )f 7

State Nature and Amount of Security·

Offices. Names of the Sureties and >
Sums for which they are answerable.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TREASURY, continued.

Harris, John Chief Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-

maica Civil Service 1Iutual Guarantee
Association, GOOt.

Harris, R. \V. :>rel Class Clerk Ditto, lOOl.

Henderson, R. A. Bookkeeper Ditto, 300!.

Hendriks, T. B. 3rd Class Clerk Ditto. lOOt.

Slader, C. G. Acting lst Class Clerk Ditto, 300t.

•
Livingston, IL W. 'Treasurer Ditto, lOOOl.

Ditto, 200t.
Marshall, A. ~I. I 2nd Class Clerk
McLelland, R. G. Ditto Ditto, 2001.

Mitchell, H. D'C. Ditto Ditto, 2001.

Waldron, G. II. Cashier Ditto, 300t.

GOVERNMENT SA.VIN GS BAN IL

Heath, J.B. 3rd Class Clerk Ditto, 3001.

Morton, C. Ditto Ditto, 300l.

Ditto Ditto, 300t.

Nicholson, T. D . .A.

Accountan.t Ditto, 500t.

Sinclair, James

Cashier Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

'l,ucket.t, James )lcK.
Clerks and General Guarantee Associ-
ation, 500l. t•

STA:\CP DEPART:\IE~T.
Perr onal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-
Chapman, P. E. Commissioner maicl\ Civil Senice :Mutuai Guarantee
Association, 200l.

Ditto, 1001.
Thomson, G. S. Clerk

l DISTRICT COURTS. I

Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

Absalom, II. A. Additional Bailiff Clerks and General Guarantee Associa-
tion, 300[.

Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-

.Allwood, Jr. James Clerk maica Civil f;mvice ·Mutual Guarantoo
Association, 300[.
~
Ditto, 1501.
Braham, J. K. Assistant Clerk
Personal Bond and Bond of tb.e London
Bravo, E. H. Ditto Guarantee and .Accident Company, 1501.
 RETURN OF OFFICEilS

State N atm·"' and Amount of Security ;

Names of the Sureties and
Offices. Sums for which they are answerable.
NAMES.

- - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --
DrsTRICT CouRTB, continued.
Personal Bond and Bond of the London
Daycs, J amcs Clerk Guarantee and Accident Company, 300l.

Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

Drew, John J. Additional Bailiff
Clerks and General Guarantee Associa-
tion, 300l.
Ditto, 450l.
Dixon, James Bailiff
Additional Bailiff Ditto, 300l.
Copland, Adam
Clerk I Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
Dignum, A. B. maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 300l.

Assistant Clerk Ditto, 150l.

Facey, J. R.
Clerk Ditto, 300l.
Facey, J. ~I.
Bailiff Personal Bond anc1 Bonc1 of the Provident
Gale, C. A. Clerks and General Gu11rantee Associa-
tion, 450/.

Ditto Personal Bond anc1 Bond of the London

Gauntlett, Charles
Uuarantcc and Accic1ent Company, GOOl.

Gilbourne, II. S. Ditto Ditto, 600l.

Ilyam, Henry R. Additional Bailiff Ditto, 150/.

Ilill, J. L. Assistant Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-

maica Civil Service 1\Iutual Guarantee
Association, 1501.

James, C. A. J. Ditto Ditto, 150l.

Lewis, R. J . Ditto Ditto, 150l.

:McFarlanc, ,V, G. Clerk < Ditto, 300l.

Pilliner, G. B. Ditto Ditto, 300l.

ltickard. J . F. Bailiff Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

Clerks and General Guarantee Associ.l-
tion, 600t.

Robertson, J. Assistant Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a· ,

maica Civil Service :Mutual Guarant<->C 1
Association, 150!.

'Ynlkcr, John Bailiff Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Pro-

dent Clerks and General Guarantee As- 1!
sociation, 800l.
Thomas, J. S. Assist:mt Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-
maica Civil Service 1\Iutual Guarantee ·
Association, 150Z. ~·
 wno llAVE GIVEN SECURITY, &c.

State Nature and .AmotUlt of Security ·

NA:UES, Offices. Names of the Sureties and '
Sums for which they are answerable.

---- Cou1l'rs,
D1s·~RICT continued.
- -------

Young, James C. Bailiff Personal Bond and Bond of the London

Guarantee and Accident Company, £500 .
. 0LERI~ OF p AROCIIIAL BOARD, KINGSTON.

Muir, J.E. Clerk Personal Bond and Guarantee of tho . J a-

maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 500l.

IxsPECTOR OF PmsoNs.

Shaw, II. D. Inspector of Prisons Ditto, l50l.

GENERAL PENITEXTIARY

King, E. Superintendent Ditto, 600l.

McIIardy, C. Salesman Ditto, 5001.

Muir, A. E. Storekeeper Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

Clerks and General Guarantee Associa-
tion, lOOl.

CONSTAlHJL.\RY.

Alexander, Thomas Inspector Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-

maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 3001.

Austin, C. II. Ditto Ditto, 300l.

'
Ditto Ditto, 300l.
Black, Thomas G.
Acting Inspector Ditto, 3001.
Brenton, C. A. C.
lO

Inspector Ditto, 3001.

Broderick, G. N.

Ditto Ditto, 300!.

Crosbie, Lindsay
11
Ditto, 3001.
Coward, G. F. Ditto

DePass, T. E. Ditto
Ditto, 300/. .
Ditto, 3001,
Field, G. E. C. Ditto
Ditto, 3001.
Ilepburn, St. J. G. B. Ditto
Ditto, 3001.
Jamos, P. II. Ditto
Ditto, 300l.
McLeod, W. Ditto
I'
Ditto, 300t .
. Ponsonby, G. Sub-Inspector

I
Ditto, 3001.
Ramos, F. J. Ditto
Ditto, 300l.
Ri•ett, R. L, Inspector
Ditto, 3001 .
r-Tivy, St. Leger G. A. Ditto

'
 RETURN OF OFFICERS
j\( 10

State Nature and .Amount of Security;

Offices. Names of the Sureties and
Sums for which they are answerable.

-----------!------------- -------------------
CoNSTABli LAltY, continued.

Thomas, II. T. Sub-Inspector Personal Bond a:id Guarantee of the Ja-

maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 3001.
.,
.
Wedderburn, A. W. A. Acting Inspector Ditto, 300l.

li\li\!IGRATION DEPARTi\IENT.

Alexander, A. I!. Agent-General Ditto, 500l.

P unLic"'\Vo1ms D EPARTMENT.

Doorly, J. G. Assistant Engineer Ditto, 50l.

DcPass, C. L. Clerk and Cashier, Ditto, 200t.

St. Catherine's District

Duncan, J. C. Superintendent of Roads Ditto, IOOl.

Gibson, I!'. R. Store Clerk Government Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident
Workshop Clerks and Generol Guarantee Associa-
tion, IOOl.
Jcnman, G. S. Superintendent Castleton Personal Bond and Guarantee of the Ja-
Gardens maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
A ssociation, 501.
Groves, W. S. Superintendent of Roads Ditto, 501.
)funn, J. R. Director of Roads Ditto, 3,0GOl.
Xock, ·w. Acting Superintendent Cin- Ditto, 701.
chona Plantation
)?any, J. Engineer Eastern District. Ditto, 1OOl.
H.ubie, Hem~· Superintendent of Roads. Ditto, lOOl.
))
Renwick, C.
Ditto Ditto, lOOl.
8ant, Eloin )fonager of Govcmment Persor1al Bond and Island Debentures 300l.
"\Vorkshop and Stores
'l'illy, E. C.
Superintendent of Roads Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-
maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, ~OOl.

Butler, Edwin Storekeeper Personal Bond and Bond of the London

Guarantee and Accident Company, 200l. .
]> u Jll.I(' lio:sl'JT.\T,.

Pearson, Turner Clerk and Purveyor Personal Donel and B ond of the Provident
Clerks and General Guarantee Associa-
tion, 100/.
 &c.
WHO HAVE GIVEN SECURITY,
.
Stat.e Nature and Amount of Security ;
NAMES. Offices. Names of the Sureties, and
Sums for which they are answerable.

~--

,
LocK HosPITAL.

Pearson, Turner Clerk Personal Bond and Bond of the Provident

Clerks and General Guarant.ee Associa-
tion, 20l.

.
LUNATIC ASYLUM.

Simpson, J. M. Clerk Ditto, lOOl.

ADMINISTRATOR GmnmAL.

Lynch, E. B. Adminish'ator-G eneral Personal Bond and Guarant.ee of the Ja-

maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
A ssociation: 200.0l.

KEEPER OF RECORDS.

Lynch, E. B. Deputy Keeper Ditto, lOOOl.

PETTY SESSIONS CLERKS AND ASSISTANT

CLERKS OF Dis TmCT CouRTS.

Brown, II. Petty Sessions Clerk and Ditto, 150~

Assistant Clerk of Dis- .
trict Court

<•
Clough, W. G. Ditto
Ditto, l50l. .
' Ditto, l50l.
Farquharson, M. S. Ditto
Ditto, 150l.
Humber, J. C. Ditto
Ditto, l50t.
Lake, A. Ditto
Ditto, l 50l.
Langley, W. F. Ditto
Ditto, 150l.
Preston, L. J. Ditto
Ditto, l50l.
Petgrave, J. W. Ditto
Ditto, l 50l.
Pouyat, II. F. Ditto
Ditto, 150/.
Shaw, G. L. Ditto
Ditto, 1501.
Quallo, A. II. Ditto

E-
 RE'l'URN OF OFFICERS wno HA.VE GIVEN SECURITY' &c.

State Nature and Amount of Security ·

Offices. Names of the Sureties and '
NA)[ES.
Sums for which they are answerable.

·---------- ----~--------------------------
UAR11ou1t }IAsTEit's DEPAitTMENT.

Ilarbour 1\Ia~ter, Kingston Personal Bond and Guarantee of the J a-

Mainwaring, K. II. A.
maica Civil Service Mutual Guarantee
Association, 200l.

Williams, G. A. 2nd Class Clerk Ditto, 50l.

GovERx:1rnNT RE.FOR MATORY.

Dadson, W. P. Superintendent Ditto, 300/.

AUDIT 0Fl'lCE.

Duff, W. Accountant
! Ditto, 300l.

SUPERINTENDENT 0}' PRISONS. .

Ilowell, T. Superintendent Ditto, lOOt.

Norris, J. V. Ditto Ditto, lOOl.

_:__

- •
 N

PENS I 0 NS.
1879.

(l
 PENSIOXS.

NA.MB OF TilE p ARTY.

ItheAmount of Authority under Date from which
Pension in which the Pension the Pension has been
Sterling. was Granted. Paid.

---
£ s. d.

PENSIONS FOR SERVICES IN 1824, &c.

... ... 60 0 0 2 Wm. 4, cap. 44 31st August, 1871

Finlason, Lydia

Gibbon, E. ... ... 6 0 0 4 Wm. 4, cap. 12 1832

I ilt.
Gilpin, R. ... ... 6 0 0 ditto ...
Samuels, Wm. ... ... 6 0 0 ditto ...

JUDICIAL PENSIOXS.

Farquharson, Hon. C. M. .. 500 0 0 19 Vic., cap. 11 1856

PENSIONS GRANTED BY THE LATE LEGIS-

LATURE.

... ... 1860

L•~
Casteel, Mrs. M. 12 0 0

Lord, John .A. ... . .. 120 0 0 } App,opriation 1864

Popkins, J. W. ... ... 24 0 0 1854

PEXSIONS TO SUFFERERS IN 1865. I

'

Alberga, Mrs. L. ... ... 150 0 1st January, 1866

Harrison, E. N. ... ... 12 0 : 11 ...

Han:ison, R. G. ... ... 40 0 0 I ...
Ilerschell, Mrs. 'r. E. ... 75 0 0 I(Appropriation Law ...
McGowan, W.W. ~ ... ... 20 0 0 25th Mtl.r ch, 1866
Ried, Cora E. ... ... 75 0 0
I . ..
dI I
U.utty, J . W. ... ... 25 0 0
I
I
I ...
Hitchins, E. C. ... ... 30 0 0 J 4th July, 1873

l'EXSIONS TO OFFICERS OF TUB J,.\TE

I
I
LEGISI,ATURB. I
!
Clarke, J. P. ... ... 144 -0 0 I 1st July, 1866
Gayleard, James ... ... I 120 0 0 I ...
Rennalls, Hon. S. ~Appropr1ation Law
... ... 279 15 4 ...
Macfarlane, W. G.* ... ... 73 13 6 J . ...
- -
* In abeyance being at present in Government employment.
_:
 PE~SIO~S.

Amount of Emo
lument when
Service for which the Pension was Granted. Cause of Retirement.
last Employed in
Public Service.

£ s. a.

Husband wounded in Rebellion 183I-3i.

Services in the Rebellion of 1831-32.

Ditto '
i \

Ditto I
I
Junior Assistant Judge ... 1,500 0 I
0 Change in the Judicial System.

Injuries received by her Husband whilst work-

ing on the public roads
Inspector of Police ... 220 0 0 Lengt4 of Service & ill-health.

Policeman ... Blindness .

Husband murdered

Wounded

Dit'.;o 1

Husband murdered I
Wounded I (

Husband murdered
(
Wounded

Father murdered.

I
I I
t

Committee Clerk House of Assembly ... I 240 0 0 I

Committee Clerk House of Assembly

Clerk Legislative Council

...
...
240

474
0

0
0

0
II
Change in t he Constitution of
the Colony.

Committee Clerk House of Assembly ... 360 0 0 )

 :PEN~IONS•

Date from which

• .A.mount of Authority under
the Pension in which the Pension
the Pension has been
Paid.
NAME OF TllE PARTY. Sterling. was Granted.

£ s. d.
PENSIONS TO PERSONS WllOSE OFFICES
HAVE DEEN AllOl.ISIIED.

1-Ecclesiastieal.
3rd November, 1876
313 0 0 I
Bradshaw, Rev. F. S.

Cahusac, Rev. J. B.
125 0 0 I 1st June, 1867

Mayhew~ W.
280 6 8
I 1st July, 1870

1st January, 1871

t
187 0 0
Lawso~ H. G.
12th August, 1873
•
Braine, G. T.
85 0 0 App'°priation Law
10th October, 1875
130 6 8
Lynch, R. B.
11th March, 1877
280 0 0
Williams, Rev. Joseph*
l&t November, 1877
Davidson, Rev. A. J .... 357 15 6
9th March, 1879
226 13 4 1..1
Rowe, Rev. W.

.2- Gerieral.
20th April, 1867
138 13 4

lI
Gray, J.
16th February, 1868
DeLeon,A.lexander 107 6 8
1st January, 1868
Cooke, Brooks 67 10 0
1st April, 1868
Ronaldson, John J .' 18 5 4
-I
57 0 0 AppropriationLaw .lat May, 1868
Finlason, John

Chavers, F. M. 20 0 0
rI I :·.
'

Mowat, Wm.

Pennell, G. B.

Solomon, Michael
.. .. 27 12 -0

100 0

60 0 0 )
0 I I 1stJnne, !868
lat August, 1868

Lindo, S. D. 100 0 0 Law 3 of 1870 1st October, 1863 i

DeLeon, John 76 0 0 I 19th November, 1868]

DeLeon, John 8 0 0 I ... I

Feurtado, D. A. 44 0 0 \ 19thNovember,1868~
~Appropriation
I Lawll

I
Ball, D. 40 0 0 1st June, 1869

Hutchinge, Henry 295 0 O \ 1st January, 1870

Munda, John P. 91 13 4 ) l ...

• *I I __.-:,

--------:~---s· ._r_o:m~ll~t=h~M;ar:.:ch:,~l~8~7~7~.__........_...........-~---=;J
; ncrease of Pension of £53 6 8d f
~·
, 1oo.-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ___
'
 PENSIONS. N 5
,
Amount of Emo-
lument when
Service for which tho Pension was Granted. last employed in Ca.use of Retirement.
Public Service.

£ s. d.

.
Rector of a Parish ... 626 0 0
" I

Island Curate ... 340 0 0

Rector of a Parish ... 580 0 0

I
... 340 0 0
I .
Island Curate
... 340 0 0
IIReJuction, Age, & Ill-health.
Ditto

DiLto ... 340 0 0

Ditto ... 340 0 0 I

.
Rector of a Pari:oh ... 460 0 0
I
Island. Curate ...
I
340 0
0(
I
Clerk Municipal Board, St. Jam6s ... 260 0 0

Keeper of the Public Buildings ... 200 0 0

Sub-Collector of Customs ... 225 0 0 .

Collector of Dues, Vere ... *40 0 0

Loeker aud Gauger anu W a;.ehousckeopcr 160 0 0

Coroner, Manchester ... 120 0 0 ~

Coroner, St. David ... 72 0 0

Deputy Director of Roads ... 1,000 ~ 0

Clerk of the l\1agistratos, St. Ann ... 120 0 0

Clerk of the Peace, St. :Mary ... 200 0 0

Coroner, vVestmorelancl ... 120 0 0

Ditto, St. J aincs "... 120 0 0

Ditto, Hanover ... 120 0 0 I

Ditto, :illetcalfe .. . 96 0 0

Om.cial Assignee ... 400 0 0

\Yarchousekcepcr, Customs ... 250 0 0

.

* Anu Commissions on Collections.

·-
 PENSIO~S.

• Q

Amount of
the Pension in
Authority under
which the Pension
I Date from which
the Pension baa been
NA~lE OF TDE PARTY.
Sterling. was Granted. I Paid.

£ I!. a.
J'E~~TONS TO PJ.:RSOl'iS WJIOSl' Ol"l"T<'ES
JI.\ n: u EE:-! AJ101,1:;11En-continued.

'2-Gencral.
1st February, 1870
~em blc, l~<l ward ... ... GOO 0 0 Law 2 of 1870
... 100 0 0 Law 3 of 1870 ...
Allwood, J. ...
17th April, 1868
I I
I Austin, II. W. * .... ... 380 0 0 Appropriation Law

Law 3 of 1870 1st February, 1870

Burke, S. C.t ... ... 80 0 0

... ... 60 0 0 ditto ...

Davis, B.
8 Law 3 of 1870 1st February, 1870
... .. . 194 6
Farquharson, 1f. S.
.
75 0 0 Law 20 of 1811 1st July, 1871
Ilarvey, Charles ... ...
Appropriation Law let June, 1871
Jackson, Francis ... ... 20 0 0

Kemble, TI. J. ... . ... .80 0 0 Law 3 of 1870 1st February, 1870

0 Appropriation Law 1st September, 1872

Lynch, E. B. ... ... 145 0
1st June, 1870
)focphcrson, R. ... ... 42 0 0 ditto

11-Iartin W.t ... ... 44 7 61 ditto 1st January, 1870

I
Smith Ji;. C. ... ... so 0 0 1Law 3 of 1870 1st February, 1870
I
Smith, jur. C. E. ... ... 100 0 ditto ...
0 1
Plues, S.S.
)

... . ... 73 6 8 Appropriati0n Law 13th March, 1878

l'EXSIONS FOR RETIRE)lE"NT SINCE 186~. I

Anderson, Wm. ... ... 330 0 0 I 1st February, 1877

Bryan, A. ... ... 0 14 5 I 1st February, 1879 ·

Brown, Henry ... ... 6 1 8 I

I
... I
.... ...
~Approri1iu-li0n Law
Bogle, Robert 67 15 6 1st September, 187G

Campbell, Archibald ... ... 6 1 8 ...

... ... 10 8 7
I 15th July, 1871
rohen, )laria

Cu,.hnic, ·r. S. ... ... :n 5 8

l 17th March, 1879

Cool(', John E. ... ... 6 1 8 )

I ...
-- -
l

t Iu abopm·e being
----~_!
l'.t present in Uonrnmcnt cmploymE>nt. _
w:;mmrwrmw;g ..,....,. .
 PENSIONS •

.A.mount of Emol-
ument when
Service for which the Pension w at Granted. last employed in Cause of Retirement.
P ublic Service.

£, s. d.

Puisne Judge ... 1,200 0 0

Clerk of the Peace and :Magistrates' Clerk,

St. Ann ... 200 0 0

Receiver Genera.I ... 1,200 0 0

Clerk of the Peace and Magistrates' Clerk,

Metcalfe ... *160 0 0

Ditto, St. George ... 120 0 0

Clerk of tho Peace and Magistrates' Clerk,

Clarendon ... 370 0 0

Master in Chancery ....

Chief Officer Middlesex and Surry County
Gaol ... 60 0 0
Clerk of Peace, St. Andrew ... IGO 0 0

Clerk St. Ann's Bay District Court ... 484 0 0

Superintendent :Morant Bay District Prison HO 0 0

Delivery Officer, General Penitentiary ... 83 4 0

Clerk of Peace, St. Catherine ... loO 0 0

'
Ditto, Ila!lover ... 200 0 0
.. QI
...
}'or services in Jamaica from 1843 to 1854:
.
Emigration .A.gent. in India ... 1,000 0 0

Sub-Officer District Prison ... 25 0 \;I

Long Service in Police Force ... ...

Clerk, Treasury ... 220 0 0

Long Service in Police Force ... ...

Night K urse, 1)ub]ic Hospital ... 1

23 9 3

Sub-Officer, General Pen itentiary ... I 72 0 0

Long scnicc in Police Force ... ...

·-
* Auel Comu1iss10ns on Collections.
-
 PENSIONS.
---
~____.,_
~ --~ -- -= =-=-

I!theAmount of
Pension in
·Authority under
which the Pension
Date from which
the Pension has been
NA~fE OF THE PARTY.
:::;tcrling. was Granted. Paid.
I
d.
'
PENSIOXS H>R RF.TlllE~!ENT SINCE £ s
18GG conti1111ed.

... ... 50 0 0 1st May, 1867

Downer, ·w. D.

Dunkerly, C. J. ... ... 38 0 0

l 1st November, 1879

Dunn, C. ... ... 6 1 8 ...

...
Duncan, J.

Ewen, Wm.
...
... ...
66

136 16 6
1~ 4
I 21st February, 187 '

8th )foreh, 1870

I
Faulkner, \Vm. ... ... 6 1 8 I I ...
J3oxer~ W. L. ... .. . 145 1 7 I 1st February, 1878

Freshney, Ann E. ... ... 53 11 0 l 1st Dacembe.r, 1875

Greensward, \V. N . ... ... 209 9 5 I 1st July, 1869

Grossett, J. R. ... ... 27 13 3 17th March, 1879

Findlay, George .. ... 6 1 8 . ..

Foreman, C. TI. ... ... 6 1 8
I . ...
Green, Robert ... ... 28 6 8
I 15th April, 1873
I
Gammell, Ilenry ... ... -6 1 8 >-Appropriation Law ...
Gordon, Alexander ... ... 15 0 0 25th June, 1873
Graves, John ... ... 125 0 0 1st January, 1879
Heslop, Ilon. A. )
... ... 400 0 0 I 8th March, 1871
IIill, W. R. A. ... ... 58 6 8 12th December, 1871
Ilall, H. 111. ... ... ) 36 13 4 1st May, 1879
\Vhitmore, M. ... ... 15 12 0 1st October, 1877
Kemble, W . ... ... 494 0 0 I 1st )Iav, 1870
Kilby, T. ... ... 14 0 0 I 1st ~fay, 1870
Kitchen, J. R. ... ... 16 16 I I Hlth :May, 1869
Laidm:m, M. ... . .. 75 0 0 I I1st .1 unc, 1869
Le" in, E. E. ... ... 120 16 8 I
I L;t January, 1879
Lindsay, R. ... ... 8 6 8
I
. 1st September, 187S
Lewis, Cecelia ... ... · 1 6 1 8
I ...
Lewis, E sther ... . ..
I ...
I 6 I
s IJ
-

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 PENSIONS.

Amount of Emol-
ument when.
Service for which the Pension was Granted.. Cause of Retirement.
last employed in
Public Service.

£ s. a.

Inspector of Police 200 0 0

Schoolmaster, Penitentiary 120 0 0
Long Service in Police Force

Superintendent of Roads and Works 250 0 0

Collectot of Tuxes and Clerk :tliunicipal Board,
W setmoreland 450 0 0
Long Service in Pc.lice Force

Assistant Collector of Taxes, &c. 250 (/ 0

Late Matron, Lunatic Asylum 84 0 0

Collector of Taxes and Clerk Municipal Bourd,

St. Catherine ... ·!00 0 9

Sub-Officer, General Penitentiary 4:2 0 0

Long Service in Police Force ...

Ditto

Purveyor, Public Ilospital 170 0 0

Long Service in Police Force

1
Injuries received while working on Public RoadsI

Cle,-k in Customs, mngston I 2i50 0 0

740 0 0
Attorney General (>

Assistant Collector of Taxes 250 0 0

Ditto Clerk District Coui·t, Kingston 100 ,o 0

Late Head Attendant, Lunatic .Asylum 52 0 0

Postmastel' for Jamaica GOO 0 0 J

Sub-Officer District Pri~ou 3G 0 0

Harbour Master Falmouth 81 0 0

'
Sun·eyor and Chief Tide Surrnyor, Customs,
Kingston 300 0 0

Clc1·k in Customs Kin "'Ston 200 0 0

' 0

Matron Lazarctto 3(1 lG 0

· Long ~crviee Police Force

 PENSIONS.
x 10

Amount of Authority under Date from which

NAME OF TUE P.Alt'lY. the Pension in which the Pension tho Pension has been
Sterling. was Granted. Paid.

£ s. d.

PENSIONS FOlt RJ.;TIJtJDlENl' SINCE

1866 co11li1111cd.

... ... 2st October, 1875

l
47 2 11
Levy, J eremiah
. 25th Sept., 1874
'Manford, A • H. ... ... 26 1 1

:Moree, J. ... ... 145 0 0 I 1st April, 1871

Mattos, M. F. ... .. . 35 13 4 I .
26th Nov. 1872

Murphy, J. ... ... 37 13 8 I 1st July, 1879

Shaw, G. ...
'
I
283 6 8 I 11th Nov., 1877

Ilusscll, Robert ... ... 310 0 o. I 24th Oct., 1872

Rose, Joseph ... ... 13 0 9 I 3rd January, 1874

.
Straton, John W. ... ... 230 0 0 I 2nd March, 1875

Skyers, E. ... ... 68 9 2 I 1st October, 1869

Salmt>n. W. B. ... ... 180 0 0

I 30th June, 1879

Symonds, E. ... ... 28 11 8

I 1st August, 1876

Smith, J. \~;. ... ... 97 18 4 ;.-Appropriation Law 23rd October, 1871

Smelt, Wm. ... ... 6 1 8 ...

Stcventon, W. ... ... 346 11 11 1st March, 1879

Steadman, Uicharcl) ... ... 6 1 8 ...

Skphcnson, P. J. ... ... 104 3 4 1st .August, 1878
I
Tenant, Henry ... ...
.
) 6 1 8
I
...
Hague, G. A. ... ... 181 7 2 1st April, 18/8
'l'homson, R. '". ... 163 6 8 1st September, 1878
Taylor, Alexander ... ... 111 1 4 l 1st July, 1870
llampini, C. ... . .. 350 0 0 I 20th August, 1878
Scholar, S. D. ... ... 21 2 0 I 12th May, 1878
I Chcvcrs, F. M. ... .. . 120 0 0
I
. 18th October, 1878
1IcNab, J. R. ... ... 36 13 4 J 1st October, 187£1
12,309 410-·
Less in ab<'y:mcc ... I 378 1 0 1

·11.832 3
J
lo I
 PENSIONS. N 11

Amount of Emol-
ument when
Service for which the Pension was Granted. Cause of Retirement.
last mployed in
Public Service.

.£ s. a.

Subordinate Officer, General Penitentiary ...

Postmaster, Spanish Town ... 135 0 0
c
First-class Clerk, Customs .. . 300 0 0

2nd Class Clerk Internal Revenue Department 185 0 0

Warder Public Hospital ... 50 0 0

Stipendiary :Magistrate ... 500 0 0

Registrar and Clerk of j;he Court and Crown cOO 0 0

Sub-Officer, General Penitentiary ... 62 15 5 I

I

Auditor General
. ... l ,OuO 0 0

Collector of Taxes and Clerk of the Municipal

I
1
Board, Clarendon ··· I 300 0 0

Collector of Taxes, St. Elizabeth ... 400 0 0

' ...
Light Ilouse Keeper, Plumb Point

First-class Clerk, Customs ... 235 0 0 .

Long Service in Police Force ... ...
Chief Medical Officer and Director of Public
liospital ... 730 0 0

Ditto ... (!·

Asst. Collector of Internal Revenue ... 250 0 0

Long Service in Police Force ... ... ,. I

Collectc:r of Taxes ... 300 0 0 .

:Botanic Gardener ... 300 0 0 I

Superintendent District Prison, St. Catherine 184 0 0

Judge ])_istrict Court ... 1,000 0 0

Matron, General Penitentiary ... 65 0 0

Parochial Medical Officer ... 200 D 0

Supcrint~ndent of Printino-0 ... 200 0 0

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FOREIGN CONSULS.
1879.

. It
 l'OltELGX L:OXSULS.
0 2
ll1n-L 1t:>: ov Co' n:u; oF Fo1t1''1CN CouNTRlE~ RESIDING IN KrnosTo~.

---- - ---
N umc of tho Country which Dato of Exequator.
)\nine of Con:;ul.
ho represents.

---- - - - - ! - - - - - - - - -- - - ------· ________ __.

.. . United States of America 9th March, 1876.
Gl'Or~e K Hoskinson .. . 18th August, 1864.
Arnol<l L. :Malabrc ... Franco
.. . lknmurk .. . 2uc1 August, 1864.
Pictrrs:r.. ;::;, K, Ading ... London, 30th June, 1879.
I .. . YClll'XUCla
It .J. Jhtlf .. . Au;;triu ... June, 1877.
]~ C. Corty (acting) ... North German Confederation November, 1877
E. U. Cort~· (actin~) .. ·1 Ditto 4th )lurch. 1878.
H. 11. "Weitzman (ading) ... l)clgium ... Gth August, 1859.
Simon l~manucl l'iclc1 :;:r. .. . 'l'hc N cthcrlands ... 14th l\luy, 1858.
S:i.mc ... St. Domingo ... 16th April, 1861.
J. n. Sorapurc ... Hayti ... 21st 1\pi'il, 1877.
A. J,egcndre ... Sweden and Norwav ... 27th liluy, 1876.
R Ili1chins ... Italy · ... 16th September, 1871.
A. C. Luloubcrc ... J<:cuador .. . 27th Jnnc, 1872.
James Gull ... Uhili ... 24th June, 1873.
Same ... Peru ... llt.b June, 1872.
Al1amont UcConlovLL
... Costa Rica ... 1st July, 1874.
Poter 13. De:mw1:1
... Salvador . .. 27th J u.nuary, 1876.
J. J. G. Lewis

vICE CONSULS.

Country which he
Represents. Residence. Date of Appointment.
Name.
--------l-·----------·1-----------·---------
s. K Pictersz . . . Spain ... Kingston ... 14th September, 1867.

G. h rhillips ... Ditto . .. Montcgo Bay ... 17th July 1861.

Henry 13. Uitchins Sweden and Norway Kingston ... 24th October, 1859.

I
G. J,. Phillips ... Ditto ... Mont.ego 13ay ... 12th June, 1862.

• Robert ~ uncs .. Ditto .. . Ealmouth ... 20th Septembrr, 1864.

Stephen C. reynado Ditto . . . Black River ... Scp1embcr, 1872.

ll Daniel 'Marshalkck Ditto . . . :Morant nay ... 2u<l. :Jluy, 1873.

W.G.Prire . . . Sweclcn and N orw.1y Milk Hivcr .. ·1lllh }'oy, 1874.

A, George ... Ditto . .. Old Ilarbour ... 24th Murch, 18/G .

Roger Goffe ... Ditto Yalluhs Duy ...I 21th January, 1816.
WWW4
 FOREIGN CONSULS. o3

CONSULAR AGENTS O~' TIIE UNITED STATES.

Falmouth R. Nunes February, 1862.

:Montego Bay S. G. Corinaldi 10th October, 1871.

Black River J. W. Leyden April, 1868.

St. Ann's Bay Michael Solomons June, 1868.

Savanna-la-Mar Jam.es Dougall July, 1868.

Old Harbour Februru:y, 1868.

Port Antonio P.A. Moodie 27th May, 1873.

Old Harbour Alex. Morrice September, 1874.

Milk River W. G. Price 25th .August, 1879.

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POPULA'fION.
1879.
 T'O l'UL.i'.:.'IO"N.

POPUJ,ATIOX ACCORJHXG TO THE CIU'i,>US TAKE~

N umrn1t o~· IIousEs, &c:. !\'" lJ)!BJ::R OF p ER~oxs.

SEX.

Ilouses Houses in
PARISH. Inhabited
not Course of Number.·
Houses.
Inh..:bitcd Erection. M. F.

Kingston 433 29 1,25G 13,908 20,-!0G 3-1,314

St. Andrew 6,436 lGG 110 143 1J,7JO 1.J/l2! 31,63;3

St. Cathcl'ine ... 11,80G 181 8G 27J 26,223 27,7'19 53,972

St. Thoma.<; 7,250 80 74 16,HO 32,G73

St. )fol'y G,956 52 51 208 lS,339 18,15G 36,405

St. Elizabeth 9,363 117 105 209 21,093 23,207 45,200

St. Jame:> G,GOJ 18:3 82 150 13,861 15,479 20,3-10

St. Ann 7,137 1 30 28 80 19,30J 20,212 30,547

Clu!'cndon 8,562 47 16 5 21,832 20,915 42,747

·wc:itmorclaud 8,80!) 261 206 361 20,508 20,315 40,823
!
H anover ... (i,235 I
9 18 23 12,878 13;13'2 26,310 .

Trdawny ... I I G212 I 230 112 481 13,992 H ,820 28,812

::llauchcstcr 7,!36 412 251 85 18,!!92 l!),033 38,025
)

Portlaud 5,114 308 250 102 12,5-13 12,770 25,313

-l,-J._1_1_1·--3-/'-J8-l--ll-24-G--,-;)-I~-.) -2-;')-9-,5-8-1 -50-:,154'

1

Total ... 1 102.DGO I 2,,1:1

,____ ,____ - - - · 1- - - - -- _____,____ - - - --

Census of 18G1 80,17!3 7,11 8 4,G06 G,025 213,521 '">•>- '"'•f3 I 4.f 1,264
--~'· ' .I -~
 POPULATION
<
IN JAMAICA ON THE ·!TH DAY OF JU:XE, 1871.

N U)!BER ~D COLOR OF P Eiisoxs.

\ VnrrE. COLORED. B LACK.

:ill.
SEX.

F.
Number.
M.
,-
SEx.

F.
Number.
l'II.
SJ>x.

F.
.Number.

I
2,15-1 2.230 4,303 5,000 8,291 13,291 6,754 9,8iG 16,G30

724 538 1,2G2 2,078 Z,070 ·UJ7 12,957 13,307 26,264

5JG 4-10 1,005 4,910 5, 123 10.333 20,757 21,877 42,G3-1

157 87 21.J: 2,482 2,025 4,507 13,705 14,127 27,022

313 182 501 3,181 3,106 G,287 14,843 14,861 29,7'04

26G 236 502 5,31.3 5,520 10,865 16,382 17,451 83,833

292. 300 592 2,C';';j 3,190 u,874 10,804 11,980 22,874

590 GOl 1,101 3,280 3,650 G,939 15,435 15,982 31,417

300 4,336 3,733 8,069 17,188 17,001 34,180

180 480
3GO 4,620 4,428 0,048 15,528 15,62~1 31,102
263 623
2,393 2,792 5,385 10,072 10,458 20,530
213 182 305
2,983 5,626 10,880 11,430 22.319
460 308 867 2,613
380 300 788 3,004 3,lJJ 6,159 15,487
.
16,'101 31,078

i:n
•246 1,00J 3,806 10,526 10,735 21,261
115
I 1,901
, --
- --- ---- - - --- - - - ---- ---- -- - - - - -
191,408 201,2CO 39~,7J7
6,900 G,192 13,101 48,048 52,298 100,346

-- - - - -· - -- - - - -- - - - -
81,065 166,277, 179,007 3-lG,374
42,812
,_
7,2!>5 6,521 13,81G 38,~~3
 rorn,.\TIO~.
c~·

l'Ol'uLATIOX ACCORDl::\0 TO nrn C'E~SuS TAKEN

- -- - --- --~

NU;\IBE!t \\'tlO ('~N Ib>.\D AND WRITE, &c.

N~mbm·
~

Number attend-
Nwnbornh: <·un who o..INumb°' Attond·
ing Night or
J'>A HI STI.
Read ancl "\Vritc.' Ilcad only. ing School.
Adult School.

---- -------
Kingston ... 12,G3!> G,516 4,0G9 G3

j St. Andrew . -~ 3,8-H) 4,374 2,Gl8 184

St. Catherine ... G.!lUG 7,838 4,0G2 2i!J

St. 'rhomas ... 2,276 3,981 2,3G1 I

20-1

St ~fory ... 4,77 1 4,85 1 2,17G 370

St. Elizab::th ... 1),20() 8,342 3/i·1G 73

St. Jumcs ... '1/i4.5 G,335 2,709 iiOD

St. Ann .. 5,0.!.9 8,151 3,409 293

Clarendon ... 5,001: 6,092 1,565 162

"\'{cs!morclaud ... 5,010 7,G34 3,18! 404

1IanoY0r ... :3,!)G3 1!,;)!)2 : 2,501 253

T1clawny ... 4,!3.>2 4,243 2,626 227

~·
:'lfonchcstcr .. . 2,7:39 3,243 2,8!32 ...
Por!land ... 3,;J.:)2 4,703 I• 2,53!) 126
- - -- - - - - - - - · - - ----- - -- -----
'
Total ... 71,0ii 81,298 10,GlO 3,143
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 POPULATION.

lX J.\~AICA ON TUE -!TH DAY OF JuNE, 1871.

---
N mrnE1t OF Co:c\nrnoN.

I I

I \Yidowcn;. ·widows. 1 Unmarried. Unknown. PARISH.

:Jlarried.

I I
- ------
5,319 337 1,938 15,180 306 Kingston.

6,264 348 1,105 1:\417 - St Andrew.

9,099 590 1,773 Hl,'Ul - St. Catherine.

- St. Thomas.
5,358 3i4 1110
I lG,590

n,.7aJ. - St. Mary.

.7,096 370 1,209

8,571 426 1,390 "21,-180 - St; Eliza.both.

5,514 428 1,256 '9,578 - :St. James.

7,355 432 1,292 11,998 . St.. Ann.

7,080 396 1,128 15,639 I

- I
Clarendon.

7,572 470 l,191 17,G70 - Westmorehnd.

5,007 310 922 9,786 - Hanover.

5,272 354 1,216 11,33G - Trelawny.

3,4-11 151 514 7,570 . :Manchester.

4,681
_____!_ _ _
294 '.956
____l __ - -
:
9,607 - Portland.
Cf

87,630 I
I
5,280 16,930 '.191,013
I
306

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 MISCELLANEOUS

NUMERICAL RETURNS.
1879.

_.
 )USCELLANEOUS !\'CMEIUCAL RETURNS.

No. of Paupers in each Parish.

p A R I S Il.
Males. Females. Total.

---- --- - - --·- - - - ------

Kingston ... ... 143 348 491

Saint .Andrew ... ... 83 126 209

Saint Thomas ... ... 78 125 203

Portland .... ... 115 I 209 324

8aint Catherine ... ... 148 216 364

Saint .Mary ... ... 116 169 285

I

Saint Ann ... ... 113 . I 181 294 I

Clarendon ... ... 156 I 255 411

.Manchester ... ...I 168 I 237 405
... l
I 31
Saint Eli zabcth ... 16 15
\ Vc:stmoreland ... ... 127
I
I 176 303
I
I
... I 212
IIanoYcr ... 90 122
I
Saint James ... , 85
... I
t
178 263

'frelawny ...
i 316
...!__ :_·_ 236-
----
'
'I 1,fi18 2,;593 I 4,111
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 MTSCELLA~EOUS NUMEJlICA.L RETUR~S. (.>,
0
~ '
Return. of Appeals from the Judgme11.ts of Cie District Cu,1rts from lst o~t?bcr, 1878, to 30t!• Septem'Jcr, lS/9.

Title of Suit. From what Court. I When Heard. Judgment of

SupreUJc Court.

Om::.n~AL Ari>EALS.

The Queen ats. Delisser, Samuel {

vs. Tulloch, William and Laing, J.
Falmouth District CourtDth Oct. 1878. Judgment affirmed.
James P.

TheQ ueen ats. ~fo!'challcck D. >s. Port Antonio District 18th Oct., '78. J udgmcnt affirmed.
Chesholm, \Vm. Court.

The Queen ats. Jones, \\"illiam 'VS. ~I:mdeYille District 10th Feb. 'ID. Conviction quashed.
Pairruan, A. J. Court.
I
The Queen against ~foeDonald, Guy Spanish To11I1 District 2nd June, '7D.1 Judgment reversed,
& al. Court. case remitted back to
· be dealt with in due
1COUl'SC of Law.
The Queen vs. Whiteho:i:ne, Risby. Falmouth District 11th Aug., '7D.I ConYiction affirmed.
Court. Sentence remittc<l by
His Excellency the

I Go;ernor upon the

recommcnd:ltion of
the J uclges under the
special rircumstan~s
CIVIL APPEALS. of the case

Stewart) E. A. vs. Delisser, John & al. Falmouth District 14th Oct.,' 78. Judgment affirmed.
Court.

Reid, Charles vs. Green, John & al. Savanna-la-:Uar District 10th Dec., '78. Appeal dismissed.
Cou1t.
(

Ilort, Abraham & !ll. n. Stark, Montego Bay District 14th Dec., '78. Judgment affirmed.
Richard. Court.
( ,·

Webb, lienry >s. Ille.ck George Sarnnna-la-MarDishict 3rd Feb., '79. Dismissed for want
Court. of prosecution.

Kerr, John E. & Co., , 5, Phillips & Co Monteao Bay District 18th Aug., '79. Judgment affirmed.
Court.

~in.n, The Revd. Charles Ai ;s. )! qndeville District 22ndA.ug, '7D. Order of District
Court of 30th June, ,
V1Uiam !\ ush.
1
Court.
1879, dismissing
B1undary Plaint re~
versed. and case rc-
mittecl back to the ·
said C'ourt for re-
hearing.
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 R

ECCLESIASTICAL RETURNS.
1879. ...
 RET"GRN OF CIIURCHES,
1t z
~ amcs of tho Parishes, Church, where situated,
Y,"n10 of tho Rector and Parsonage
in wh:-.t Country or Pop11lntion A'" Glebe. and the number of Per-
of each Value of tho Living. House.
DiRtrict and Extent sons it will contain.
Parish.
in Squaro Miles.
-------·---1·---- -----------1----- ----- ---·-------

KL'WSTO~.

Parish Church •34,314. Rev. G. W. Downer, £340 yes Parade 800

llev. C. Denroche

Rev. E. Nuttall, £340 yest no West End 800

St. George's

St. Michael's Rev. W. E. Pierce, B.A., yest no East End 850

£310

Port Royal Rev. A. Walshe no no Port Royal 450

ST. A!\DRl:W.

Halfway Tree *31,IJ83 Rev. H. H. Isaacs, 1\LA., yes yes Halfway-Tree 380
£340

St. Joseph Rev. C. II. Hall, £418 yes yes Grove District 450

Woodford Rev. F. L. King yes yes Woodford 400

~fount James Rev. J. Campbell, B.A., yes no Mount James 500

St. Christopher Rev. A. Findlay, £340 yes yes St. Christopher 450

Mavis Bank Rev. CT. M. 'McDermot no no JUavis Bank 350

St. Peter Ilev. J. Ord, disestablished yes no Clifton 1\'.Iount 600

Archdeacon Brooks, M.A., no no Craigton 220

Craigton ···\
£:SOU (less income tax)

ST. TllOl!A!I. ·11

P11rish Chm·ch, Mo-
rant Bay J
*32,673 I Rev. J. G. Richards, £340 yes yes :Morant Bay 600

Dlue Mountain Val- Rev. H. M. McDermot, no no Blue l\Iountain Val- 350

ley I £300 Icy
500
Woburn Lawn

i Y:11lahs Rev. W.'!J. Hamilton, dis-

yes

yes
no

no
l Woburn L awn

Yallahs 300
established

~ :Manchioneal ... i Rev. S. Smyth, disestab-

lished.
no no I 11-fanchioneal 400

Rnral Hill I Ditto no no 1 Rural Hill 500

Golden Grove ···1

... Disestabli,hed yes no
I
G0lJen Grove 500

D:.th ... , no no B3.th 400

ll:rnam Wool I Rev. C. -:\Iclville, d.ises-1 yes I no Birnam \Yood ... 450
j t:.ul's!1c<l J' . I
PottTLAlrn. 1

Parish C'hurch, Port

Antonio
*2'1,313 I Rev. \V. Smith, £400 ' £:50 ; no Port Antonio ... j 1,500

Hoston
j Catechist, disesrahlished I no
I
I no Boston .. 1 400 ,;

,--~~---.:------....;_----------J-.~--L--~~~~--~J---
• Accorrling to Censu:; of 1311 f,.,r tho whole Par;sh.
tProvid~l hy C'ongre;;ation.
 LIVINGS, &c. n. 3
.
Number of
l'ersons ge-
Number of I
Chapel, where Situated· and Peroon.s ge- Whether Pro-
P~rsonage
the number of Persons it nerally at- testant or Ro- Remarks.
nerally at- House.
will contain. man Catholic.
tending. tending.

--
800

800
400

200
•
l
I 'I .
I
350 I
450
400
400
200
300 ... ... ... .. . Sunday Service performed
by Rev. H. M. McDermot,
I .!
assisted by a Catechist.
'
500
200
II
J

. I
I

400 ... ... I ... ... The old Church abandoned

I
I
I
and a new Church built .
{
350
1
400 j I
I
300 I ·1
I lI
300
~ I I

450 I
450
! I I

300
400
I

800

200
I
I
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 RETURN OF CHURCHES
n. .1. '
N 11mcs of the l'nriohcs, Church, where situated,
Population Name of the Rector and Parsonage
in what Country or Glebo. and the number of Per-
of each Value of the Living. Houso.
District, nncl Extont sons it will contain.
Parish.
in Square l\Iilo:s.
-
S1:1mEY, contimtcd- I
J'OI~TLAt\D,

...
I Rev. R. K. Dunbar, £340 no Buff Bay ... 700
Buff.Bay ... no

Hope Bay ... ... R ev. T. Banbury, disoo- yes no Rope Bay ... 400
tablishcd

Margaret's llay .:. ... Catechist, discstabl:shed no no Margaret's Bay ... 350

l\Ioore To""n ... ... R ev. J. Hammett, dises- no no Moore Town .. . 600
tablishcd #

l\fmDLEHF.X- I
St. Catheriuo ... I *6:.>,112 I C. F. Douet, M.A., £340 ... yos Spanish TO\vn ... 1,0CO

I I II. P. C. ~Icl ville ... .. ... ... ...

I
I G. C. Linton ... ... ... ... ...
... ... ...
I
I
A. J. JaJ11es ... ...
I

I W. C. }fo('alfa ... ... ... ... ...

l

C'larcm1on fi65 42,747 W. H. \\11.itfield ... yes yes Chapelton ... 1,000
•T. D. Hunt ... ... ... ... ...
C. T. Husband ... ...
I ... ... ...
I

P. Spence ... ... I ... ... ...

;\ ;;mche~ter 310
I I 38,0'.?:; D. B. Panton, M.A., £340 yes
I

J
yes
I
l\fandeville ... 600
I I

... . ..
I
I ... ...
.d. W, Sutherland ...
·1 )

I
J. ~.Farquharson, £340 ... I ... I
... ...
C. L. B,u·nes ... ... I ... ... ...
I
I
T. Lea~ ... ... ... ... .\
...
r. Cmn11bell ... ... ... ... I .. .
I
I
H. F. Kenne<ly ... ... ... ...
I

I . ..
E. R. Key, S Li pemli ary, I
I i 3UO l I
~

r St. .\.nn 4Gl :.;9,il17 J. C'orl;, Rcclor of West-

morcland, £4:~6
yes
I
I
yes St. Ann'~ Bay ...
'
I 400
iJ
~
I

<' · R. Ch:mcl!er, .£~0 ... ... ... ... I .. .

~
I
.J. L. t.Iais, Et ii>cncli:\.ry, ... ... ...
~ -ll"O
... I

~ I

~ I
Ce " liall, t:J40
...I ... ...
I
I
I
...
I
I ... ,

J · E . :\Tiller, {l iii ... ... ... .. .

".'
.. .
I

*.\c,, •l~Ln~ tn <'ensng of 1 ~il.

 LIVINGS, &c. n.5

Number of Number of I
Chapel, w~ere Situated, and Persons ge- Whether Pro-
Persons ge-
r···IW-
Parsonage
the number of Persons it
nerally at-
tending.
will contain. _n,
tending. an ·~
Catholic.
House. Remarks.

-- ----

'
400
400
I

300
600 .
550 Trinity ... 500 ... Protestant no
Highgate ... 400 ... ... ye1

... Linstead ... 500 150 ... no

St. Faith's ... 400 ... ... yes

... Harewood ... 600 400 ... yes

... ... ... ... yes

...
Guanaboa 700
Luidas Vale ... 500 400 ...
P oint Hill ... 375 200 ... ...
... Old Harbour ... 260 200 ... yes
...
St. Phillip's ... 300 50 ...
Somerset Rall ... 600 300 ... ...
500 Arthur's Seat ... 1,000 300 ... no

... Lime Savannah ... 320 320 ... yes

... The Alley ... 400 320 ... yes

... Kemp's IIill ... 450 ... ... no

500
... Snowden ... 700 400 ... no
Cl
... Providence ... 400 200 ... no

... Pratville ... 300 250 ... yes

... Mile Gully ... 650 500 ... (,

yes There a.re also several
Catechetical Stations sup-
... Porus ... ... 300 ... no ported by the Jamaica
Home and Foreign 1'1-fis-
Chmtilly I sionary Society.
... I Christianna I ,, Ir
l
I
I
I
300
I
I I:
I
'
... I Guy's Hill ... 500 400 ... yes

Walton ~chool
. ...
... I Claremont ...
...
150
350
100
250 ...
yes
no

... 1 Brown's Town ... 300 200 ... no

... l Ocho Rios ... .. . no

,_ I
... 400

--
2 Ei ,CCLESIA!>TICAL.
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_, r: =
R ETURN OF CHURCIIES,

N :uuoH \lf tho Pm·i~hcR, Church, where situated, and

iu what Cvnutry or Population •Name oi tho Rector, and rarsonago Glebe. the number of Persons it
of each Value of the Living. House.
District, arnl Extent will contain.
Pari&h.
in Sqmtro .Milus.
~~~~~~~-1-~~~~1~~---·~--~~~~- 1-~~~~1~~--~

MIDDLESEX contintted.
3G,4!.15 J. A. Thomson, £31-0 yes yes Port Maria 300
St. )t::i.ry 22G
S. C. Smyth

F . H. Sharpe, £340

T. Harty

fit. Elizabeth 45,200 J. L. Ramson yes yes I3lack River

Cathcchist no no Pedro r1ains

E. 13. Key saoah

J. E . Woodrow yes St. Albans and Mount

Hermon

J . D. Ellis yes St. Mary

ilf. M. Deurw::ardcr St. Andrew's

J . Fraser Nain

Trclmmy 28,812 E . A. Stewart no Falmouth

F. W. Taylor Rio Bueno and Stew-

art Town

H. H. Kilburn Swanswick

St. James D. R. l\1orris yes yes M:ontego Bay

))
Garcia Del Rio Marley
C. G. :Macgregor Trinity, )fontego Bay

I)) l\'.Iontpelier and Cam-

bridge
W . H . N. Stewa.rt, L.L.D. yes Chichester
C. C. Douce yes Albert Town

' Westmorchmd 40,823 H . Clarko Sa.vannnr lnr Mar

E. Clarke St. P:iul3 and Kcgril
H. Clarke, jnr. yes Petcrsfield
J. S. Vaughan Trinity
G. P. Bovell I3lueficlds a.'1d .. ,
King;:;

lfanG•:cr
. .II J . K. Collymrn.l Lucc.'l.
I C. li. D::vb I Creon Island
=-a:: ....£13,j ·
- ·~ ·
 LIVINGS, &c: R 7
Number of Number of
Chapel, where Situated, and
Persons ge- Persons ge- Whether Pro- Parsonage
the number of Persons it will
nerally at- nerally at- testant or Ro- House. Remarks.
contain. man Catholic.
tending. tending.

·--

250
... Highgate ... 800 600 ... no
... Retreat
Annotto Bay
...
...
600
600
476
400
...... yes
no
... Scott's Hall ... 200 90 .. . no

450
400
I
800
300
320
900
800
.
.
500

400
480

200

450
'
•
325
150
r, ,
200

.
800
500
100

GOO
300
300

80()
500
P-
 :RETURN OF CHAPELS,
It 8
r .......................................,.....................i".d~~~~~r~6·~,,:,~i'"-----------------------.
c8 st.0::z~
~~ ~ d Remarks.
Parish. Chapel. :Minister. ~ ~ ~
s....,..s s~ ei,
~G::>ce:::s~~
z p..,. z ~ ·~

--------1------------------·- ---1---·1--- - - - - - - - -
CuuRcn OF ScoT-
LAND-

Kingston ... Tho Kirk Scotch Rev. J. Badcllife 800 250 That is the number of actual
Church attendance or the number present
at a Service is meant. About 400
if by this is meant those who are
attendants ; besides, from the
scattered membership, through
the different Parishes, double the
I I' nnmber and upwards may be set
clown as attendant Members of
! I the Scotch Church in Kingston.

RO)!AX CATHOLIC- I
I
...I Thos. Porter
I
Kingston ...I Holy Trinity . .. 1,800 900

Jos. Dupont

Fred. Hathaway

Wm. Spillmann

J ohn Ryan

Manuel Loidi

St. Martin's . . . Manuel Loidi

-·· 500 120

St. Catherin& ... St. Jo~eph's (Spa- John Ryan

-·· 250 100
nish Town)

Above Rocks ... Fr. Dupont -·· 300 200

.
;

I
'
Port Royal ... Dock Yard ... John Ryan ... 100 ... I' Served twice a month for Navy
und Soldiers, &c.
St. Benedict (!far· Fred. Hathaway ... 100 50 !
bor llcad)

:St. Andre;v "

•.. Kings Weston ... Fr. Dupont .··~ 250 160 1
Fellowship Hill ... Ditto 100 50

11
Chancery Hall Ditto ···I 100
... 45 I
I
I

...I
I

Portland .. .I St. Gcorgc'sAvocat

I
Jos. Meyar 260 150

St. ::\fary ... May River ... Ditto ...I 250

.
liiO 1
Agu:lita Vale ... Ditto ...1 150 I 60'
I
Preston l\Iou'ltain i
I Ditto
...I 150 JOO
I ~chool Chapel ... Ditto ...f 100 ... Just opened 30th "November.
Salisbury Pen ... Ditto I
1
~ cwca.~tle
I Milihu-y Chapel
...
...
Ditto

Ditto ...I 120 ...

I
I Served every alternate Sunday.
f;t. Ann'~ ... Alva ... J. S. Woollctt
I 100 I 60 I

, Hetre~t,
' To\Vn
Brown's
1
Ditto I
... 150 100 I
I

' ·-····
 AND STA'l'IOXS. R9
~------"'!'----------------~~~~-----------
~ ~ 6-d

Parish. Chapel.
I ".'.\Iinister.
~~ ~J
'ii~ t ~ Remarks.
~ .. :=:·.g~.

-------1--------- __________ ,z_~_

. . Z "'·~I I SCl·a Seil~

---;-----------~
ROMAN CATIIOLIC
'Continued-
St. James ... Reading, Montego J. S. W oollett
Bay
... 50 20

St. Ann's ... Oxford, All Saints Ditto ... 120 90

Hanover ... Chester Castle ... Ditto

St. Ann's ... Falmouth ... Ditto ... ... ... A Station•

St. Elizabeth ... Pisgah ... F r. A. Loontiens ... 80 50

Black River ... Ditto ... ... ... A Station .

Westmoroland ... Savanna-la-Mar ... Ditto ... 50 50

Seaford Town ... Ditto ... 120 80
Revival, St. Mary's Ditto ... 80 50
Manchester and
Clarendon ... ... ... ... ... The Catholics of Manchester
and Clarendon receive occasional
visits from Kingsto!f Priests, and
Service is held m private houses.
.. '

UxrTED PRESBYTE·
I
RIAN-

Trelawny ... Falmouth ... Wm. Murray ... 600 450

Bellevue ... Thos. White ... 500 2.10 I

P-.eid's Friendship
I Ditto ... 450 120
I
Ilmnp<len ... Thos. Downie ... 1,000 750

St. James ... Somerton ...,I Ditto ... 250 150 7

Goodwill ... Ditto ... 200

)fount Zion ... J runes Bayne .. 750 500

I
)Iontcgo Bay ••• 1 Adam Thomson ... 5:>0 I 400 •
)fount Horeb ... Robert Gordon ... 250 200

I
Wostmorcl:md ... )fount Hermon ... Ditto ... 200 188

Fricnd.~hip ... Leonard Miller ... 650 280

I ...
Stirhug ..., Ditto 450 180

Hanovei· ... Lucca ... John Stoddart ... ;oo 4;)0

Green Island ···\ Richard Drummond ... 300 124

... 570 500

I Brownsville W arrand Carlile and
George :McNiell
I
I Riverside . .. John McDonald ... 200 I 160

I Negri! ... 1 Richaro Drummond ...1 ~50 I 118

-
3-EccLJ:::-;J,\!)TIC.\L.
I
 RETUR~ OF CHAPELS,
Jt 10

Minister. Remarks.
Parish. Chapel.

1- - - - - - - -i- - - - · - -- -!- - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

U:SITEO RESBYTE-
RIAN ccntinued -
Manchester ... New Broughton •.. Andrew G. Ilogg ... 800 600

Ebenezer ... Geo. B. Alexander, M.A. 620 460

Mount Olivet ... Andrew Baillie ... 600 400

Coleyville ... Ditto ... 200 100

Alligator Pond ... A.G. Hogg ... 160 112

Victoria Town ... H. .H. Hamilton ... 300 250 Elect.

ClaJ.'(lnden ... Mount Carmel ... James R obertson ... 350 300

Chapelton ... Ditto ... 300 130

St. Thomas ye Vale Cedar Valley ... Maurice G. Mitchell ... 250 170

St. Catherine ... Ewing's Caymanas ... 100 60 Lent, and largely supported by
Urum Ewing, Esq. for his pro-
perty. Revd. Coclu-a.ne to ad-
minister the Sacraments•

Kingston
. ... St. Andrew's East James Cochrane ... 600 300
Queen Street

St. Mary's ... Port Maria ... Henry Scott ... 600 300

Hampstead ... Ditto 350 200

... Quince R. Noble ]
:: 11Cat.ohm~
Carron Hall 900

Salem ... Ditto ... 300 A..;,,.

Sea.field ... Ditto ... 170 100 )

...I, 350
I 1

I Rose Rill ... Henry B. Wolcott 280

Eliot ... Ditto ... 150 120
Goshen ... John Aird ... 650 260
St. Ann's ... Laurivton ... ... 220 200 Thos. F. Roxburgh, Esq. of An-
nandale, ordained Elder of the
Presbyterian Uhurch, conducts
Service. Ministers of the Pres-
bytery administer Sacraments.
,))

Island of Grand Bodden Town John Smith 510 No information. The whole
Cayman I- Prospect, &c. I sland is supplied by Mr. Smith.
UNITED BRETII-
REN'S CRURCll-

Manchester ... Fairfield ... E. E. Reinke 766 Church The size of the Church is in
usually proportion to the sizo of the Con-
full gregation. The estimate of t~e
number a Church will cont.am
varies very much, as ma.de by dif-
I
ferent individuals. We know the
exact number of Adults in our

1
I
connection at the close of the year,
and I have given it accordingly,
allowing for the absence of some,
' and the presence of Children and
Youth ; perhaps the number of
I
Adults might represent t~e ave~­
age Sunday attendance m ordi-
1 nary cases. Our largest Church
is at Fairfield.
I
 AND STATIONS. R 11

Parish. Chapel. Minister. Remarks.

UNITED BRETH-
R&~'s Cnu&1 n,
continued-
Manchester ••. Bethabara includ- J . Y. Moderan 739
ing Patrick Town

Bethany ... J. P. Pulkrabek ... 429

Mizpah including H . Walder ... 502
Broadleaf

Nazareth ... H. W. Hauber ... 473

St. Elizabeth ... Lititz ... G.H. Hanna ... 534

Eden ... R. P. Campbell ... 749

Bethlehem ... F. J. T. Ilgner ... 353

Springfield ..• C. Schick ... 693

Fulnec including W. H. Fuerstenberg .. . 748
Carisbrook

Westmorela.nd ... Carmel including T. Winckler ... 1,430

Fyfte's Pen

Salem ... A. B. Lind ... 788

... P. Larsen ... 493 '

Beaufort

St. James ...

I
Irwin Hill ... Vacant at present, R ev.
John Thomas being no
383
.,
longer a Moravian
Minister

DiscIPLEs OF Crut1sT
Kingston ... Christian ... James Tilley ... 450 " 150
St. Andrew ... Oberlin ... Ditto ... 250 200
1

Mount Olivet ... Ditto ... 200 100

I
New Bethel ... Ditto ... 150 50

St. Mary ... ... ... '200 120

Mount Joy
...
Ditto

H. Oliphant ... 150 50

.
Ebenezer

Chesterfield ... T. Willoughby ... 180 60'

...
-
100
St. Thomas
• .. Mount Zion ... James Tilley 300
1
 . R

EDUCA'fION
_1JE,YSPAPERS A:ND REVIEWS .
•
1879.

.,
 'ED UCA'l'IO~ .
R 2

Elementary Schools
p AllISll OF

I I '!'EACHEll.

No. I Nnme lllld Locality

:Manager. Addniss.
of School. Name.

1 ~r:co, Upper ... John E. l\fart!n, Esq. Kingston William Pearce

1 R. M. Whittle 346 192 169 6G
2 11\Iico, Lower .. .
1
" "
3 Ccntrnl Ilranch, lioys Rev. G. W. Downer " E . S. !fort 9G 45 17 43

M:iss Il. Green l I 54 29 14 3!)

4 Ccatral Dra.nch g'rb " "
5 :)t. Cco1ge"s .. . R cY. E. Nuttall, ll.D. I " .Miss R. Simmons
I 1 I 115 I 91 77 45
u Miss 1\1. Mothers] • 1 .51 27 40 3G
(j West Branch "
7 Mark L<mc " Miss S. flamett 3G 44 34

l\Iiss A. Burrowes 34 34 28
8 Prince .Ubcrt St. " " •

U · \Jabkr ... Rev. D. J. Enst " Edmu:d Pinnock 1 •• 206 131 5!)

10 22 llitcl1'.ns St. ... 1 Rev. J. Sec<l H..oberts Miss Watson 1 . l 74 38 34 3!)

Miss Ada Lamont 1• .

11 Flexhcr's Land ..., " . I " l 158 33 3G 29

12 38 Jolm's Lane ... Rev. John lhclcliife " l\Irs. R. Clough 1 31 22 19 28

13 lf'ghholbom & lnft. Rev. Joseph Dupont Misses Llado 2 164 99 121 54
14 Ebenezer . .. Rev. \\'. IT. l3leby " S. L . Smith 1 134 55 62 45
15 I 2S 011.nge Street ... lkv. J as. C!..clm1M
" Miss E. 1\1. John- I 1 98 45 55 35
son
l G 88 Ilarry Street . . . Mrs. S. TI. W atsou
" Mrs. S. IT. Watson 1 52 32 38 46 •
17 1G3 Laws St.root ... 1 1\~iss S. D. l\Ierrick " l\'.Iiss S. D. Merrick 1 48 31 25 31
l8 22 John's Lane ... Rev. IV. C. Murray " Miss C. A. David- 33 30 36 38
son
10 !:it. Joseph's L\; In.ft;.... 1 Rev. T. Porter, v. A.
" D. E. Reynolds & 159 98 119 I 49
20 j 78 Harry :Stroot ) ... I ." "
Miss A. Ji. Llaclo
l\'.[iss hl. R. Law-
rence
1 40 38 26 42
2l 20 Fleet.Street . . ., Mr. W. L . Tltompson
" W. L. Thompson 1 86 46 61 33
'.:2 PurL H.oyal . • . 1 Rev. .A.. '1':1ylor
I )
" 'fhomas Beecher 1 70 50 f>l 43
23 1Uruwn's Town ... Rev. W. E, Pierce
" l\Iiss Emma Mais 1 108 50 57 32
2-1 I· is Church ::Street ... \ Rev. James T lly " !IIiss J. S. Laugh- 1 '/S 54 32 50
1.n
2;, :.l!l James S tract . .. 11.cv. I<'. Chapman
" Ahraham lbmsay 1 56 31 37 32

---
s l!J 1--·
2,409 - ~-
1,4CG 1,42;;1­
...
1
 EDUCA'l'ION.
s 3
t-
J11 spected iii 1879.
Knmsros.
1-
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0
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s.
1 10 15 65 29 12 20 14 1 13 51 1!) 32 19 19
1 10 0 111 14 26 8 57 12 10 13 94 13 56 38 13
2 10 11 27 G 15 1 11 5 1 26 6 13 13 6
3 8 10 2;:; 7 11 14 5 1G 4 7 21 17 12 () 17
2 13 14 44 6 l::i 15 22 15 7 10 46 0 22 24 0
I 3 5 18 16 16 10 1G 5 8 18 18 8 10 18
211 1 I
8 14 19 2 10 4

:1 8 0 8 8
7 4
6 16
•• I 20 81
15 4
9 11 8
15 4
1 32 18 71 7 23 12 39 G 68 15 35 33 15
5 17 1
3 10 0 18 12 11 14 7 12 3 0 22 6 9 13 6
3 7 12 20 13 8 14 G 12 2 5 17 11 10 7 11
3 12 0 lG 7 I 8 8 4 8 0 9 13 5 8 5 5
2 53 J3 4() 0 18 18 24 15 8 17 52 10 2! 28 10
2 30 7 29 19 I 15 15 13 15 . 29 10 15 14 10
3 17 17 17 18 10 10 !) 0 3 0 . 22 10 8 14 10
2 23 15 23 G 16 2 8 0 4 1 28 3 12 16 3 '
3 18 3 17 10 () 6 6 4 2 14 18 4 8 10 4
3 20 0 22 G 11 8 G 0 2 14 20 2 11 9 2
2 20 13 33 12 I 17 3 24 10 41 13 lG 25 13
32 18 2£1 14 14 14 9 10 3 () 27 13 14 13 la
21
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3 18 15 9 l'..l I 6 4 1, .
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318 10 66 3 ... 1770 813:;-: 428
8
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Elementary Sc!iools
PARISH OF

1~
TEACHER.

i--------------T--T--·j----~r---1--- . ~-d
Kame and Loc..1lity _.!, • s:: ..... ~
No. Manager. Address. ~ ~ o.§ ,o·c,i
of &:hool. Name. §'.o§ ~13 fu1)
~] §~.;? o
I------ 1
5
~$
<j
~ ~·g
~ H ,z
I -R-ci-·.-II-.-II-.-ls_a_:LC-,-)·r-..1- . -K-in·gs--t-on-- -E-.-S-._H_a_rt____ _1_ ---:-1~-:-=-
1 Half-way-Tree, hoys

2 Half-way Tree, g:rls ,,

" )Iiss E. :Uurniy 1 56 28 34 40
::! Cross Roads " " J ohn Thomas
I
1
4 Co(ll:e School 1
" " j Miss Anita Ritch'ci·
5 I Sw:ufowfield
" " Mrs. Eliza}Iartin

" " I Thomas Wnlker I 1 GO I 47 48 30

7 lShort wool ... Rev. n. C, Butland " J ohrr .A. Wright •1 86 37
I

47 44
8 Dran<lon IT 11 ... ltov. J ohn Thompson
" Ewd. Constantine 1 65 42 49 49
9 Mannings J~;u
" " L . .J. Ilishop 1 100 57 88 43
10 ]'.!:amby V:ile
" " Daniel McLaren 1 61 32 61 33
11 / WoodforJ .. . Rev. F. L. King
I " Alfred McLarty 1 113 50 50 35
12 Dowden E:]l ·' " J ulius Dillion 1 109
13 I Jacl:s H:!i
" " Frederick Price
~~ I 87
42
1 55
1i
15 I Sto:iy Hill
St. Ch~istophcr ... Rev. A. Fim!hy
" I Benjamin \Valker L 91
vO

67
34

54 162
34

I • " " Theo. Anderson j1 63 35 45 53

lG Padmore
I " " J oseph S. Powell 1 I 48 42 1 37 28
17 Toll Gate ... Rev. F. Chapman
" Jas. S. Smith 1 70 46 49 35
18 Hcd liilh ... Rev. W. JI. Blcby
" Charles .Atherton 1 54 34 37 44
I~) Mount Prospect ... Mr. 'f hos. Nicholas
" Joseph S. IIenry 1
74 1 39 58 30
20 New 13ethcl ·~ .. llcv. J. 'l'iJJy
" A. S. Darby 1 72 35 58 46
"

::1:I::I:
I
" .R. M. Chamber- 1
laiue
:!2 M.onnt Charles . . . Rev. D. J. E:~5t I)
" T. J. Henry 1
23 !lose r:::u
1 " " R. M. Armstrong

I:: I ;: I:: ;:
1
24 Content Gap ... S. P. Snweton, Esq.
" J . T. Lindsay l
F :?:i Go1xlon '.l'own ... H.c1·. J;L~. Roberts
" T. F . C. Burton 1 126 eo 104 56
:W ( 'onstitntion Hill

I
1

1:.~2 /
" " Daniel A. Rcharcb
~7 Orph:m~' liome 1 / 59 80 44
... l\Irs. E. P. C.~inpbell Halfway-Tree ilLss II. I'h'll:ps
~8 I flrnrn I 1 Jl 41 41 58

2:J
I

lf;,ll'ti D...i··~ht
... Rtw. C. il. Ball
.. .I "
" E. 1'. McLe::n i ) . rn:> I 1~1
9.1
1
67
" Charles H:tll I .:.s
I "
i 26 25
" Theodore .Tones
:)I , Mount .1 :111.c.5 1 ""
;1..,
:!G I 47 47
(~orub
... Ruv. J. Cmnpbcll, ll. A. Gol<lenSpring Ilal'clay A>lt1y
:;2 / Munn(
1
1 l i>l 75 116 51
" " . I G s '[acl:n1hy
'
"" It' '.
•>•> 11'10 U l',. 11
"
. • . ,1
64 ~;) I 53 28
" I Hemry ll~c]. fur<l so c~ 4u
 ED"C'CATIO~.
s5
Inspected in 1~79.
St. A:rnREW.

---;--'I'.
;:..
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3 8 0 l 10 4 7 0 1 10 I 18 14 12 6 14

1 10 0 I ;;;; 12 24 lG 20 2 I 3 6 8 0 56 4 27 29 4 One Pupil Teacher

of 2nd year.
2 . I 18 11 8 15 2 5 29 11 Zi 2 11 1\Iarksreduced because

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19 14 8
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 s (i
EDUCATJOX ..

Elementar!I Scl1ools
PAUISH (JF

I . I
TKA(,"HBR. PUPILS.

Name and Locality o{

.No. ;\lanager. Address. -g
School. ~ .:
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34 Unity .. .! Rev. R ]\[. Parnther GoldenSpring J. H. Huggett 1 . 92 53 63 50

35 I S:indy River John <'arey 1 101 63 30 40

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3() IBothucl ... 1 Rev. D. B. Douse " I Charles Spence 1 54 31 38 46
1 Bryan Walker 1 57 11 35 32
:!7 Belmont " "
38 Stony Hill .•. Re1·. J. JIIold " I Wm. M. Davis 1 50 31 34 40

39 Temple Ha!! ... \ Rev. J. C'. Duluiney " I Thomas Mon·ison 1 59 34 43 28

40 Go!Jen Sp~ing ... M:ss ('. E. Panton " 1 Miss Panton 1 35 20 15 24

41 ' Craigton ... Rev.G.R. Brooks, :\I.A. Gordon Town T!J.omas Smicle 1 113 65 84 52

42 I Irish Town i " " Wlli:1.rn Lewis 11 41 24 36 28

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43 I Clifton Mount .. . Rev. John Ord Cold Spring Jos. Leigh 1 6!) 30 56 40

44 R obertsfield " " I James Campbell 1 46 21 28 29

45 I Mount Fletcher Rev. J. E. lloward Mnt. Charle.~ Elijah Mair 142 56 69 69

46 1 D.1Jla.~ " " J as. S. Robinson · 59 26 46 44

47 Somerset " " Jas. M:. Wallen 1. 40 25 20 44

48 Kedron Rev. S. E. Porter Bull Bay Samuel Smith . 1 98 51 63 31

49 Gt11loway Rev. Jolm Kingdon Falmouth A. II. Watts I '1 . 62 45 I 65 I 35

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1 Morant B;iy ... Rev. J. G. Richards; Morant Bay J. A. Cln~!'e 11I 5i 2!)
34 , 50

2 Thornton
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" ; :: :David E. D. Dates 1 ()3 2!) 37 36'
3 W;Jmington ... ,, j S. Cunningham 1 55 23 35 28
4 Morant Bay ltev. Goo. S:1rgcr.nt
IKingiiton I Josiah Lugg 1 124 56 61 51
5

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" I " Simeon Brown 1 116 50
86 , 51
" " Wm. rottinger 1 41 24 40 29
i Bnll Bay Ucv. "" E. Pierce,n.A. G3 5G.
" \Yin. T. Dry(lcn 1 88 43
8 Y.Ll!.. h~ Rev. Edwin !':.!mer
" S. \\'. Tlnmus 1 89 IS 86141'
!) l\lonnt Fc>li'C Rov. G. B. B;·uo!;s, )!..i.. Gurdon Town R. J. Humphreys ()!I 45
1 87 63
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11 Wi11chewir " " .Jo~iult .J .nues 1 I 'j.) 40 52 35 1
J2 Amity Hall
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14. Airy Castle . . . Rev. Colin Thompson Bath J. L. Glasse 1 39 24 34 28

15 Bath ... / Rev. J. B. Gedye 1 " S. R. Gregory 1 . , 145 63 82 61

16 Airy Castle " " ~l\.lexander Friend . dJ i 72 28 61 38

17 1Pear Tn-e River " " ~athan L ivingstone 1 47 25 17 30

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18 .l ~mming H;Jl " " Robert II. Ewen 1 I 96 1 44 42 45

19 ! Rocky Point " " ' amuel l'iicKain 1 68 29 41 40

20 I Eleven Miles . . . Miss M. Spearing Bull Bay )fiss M. Spearing 1 51 26 29 28

21 I
Yalfahs ... Hev. W. J. Ilamilton Yallahs ;\1. E. Smicle 1 49 31 45 1 46
22 'rhc P~onage ·' " l'ifiss ll [cAdam 1 '17 : 20 21 J 28
23 .tE olus Valllly
···/ " :im~s 2G
" Phillips 1 36 20 16
24 YalL1hs J Rev. A. l\I. Smith " \Yillinm B ryan 1 100 I 59 82 49
25 I Bethesda " J. F. Anderson
" 1 76 32 58 , 53

26 1 White Horses
" " R. E. Francis 1 82 36 54 57
27 I T~ylor's Piece :::I " " Miss Elen Oore & 2 92 36 45 28
,\lrs. K enyon
28 Wobwn Lawn ... R ev. JI. M. F. l'i!ac- Mt. Charles \V. 1'. Grant 1 185 102 150 60
Dermott
29 Trinity Ville
" " Richard Osbome 125 75 101 1 58
30 )fount Libanus
" " Alfred Carr 71 49 1 61 29
31 Font Hill .. " T. H. Drummond 68 I 31 43 28
32 White Ilall
•) " " C. A. P. Burnett 881 40 45 29
33 Dalvoy . . . Rev. A. flourne Manchioneal J.' A. C. Haigh
83 40 I 60 45
34 Ri~mond Gap .. . Rei·, A. Brown Trinity Ville Edward Brown 96 40 'iO 46
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35 Gordon Castle
" " f'harles Telier 1 I 62 I 22 38 26
36 l\fonklands
" " E. H. Cunning 1 95 51 I 25 36
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37 Blue Mountain Valleyi Rov. TT. t1', IIumphrey
" H. F. IIumpluey 1 I 71I 34 36 32
SpringfieH Cottage ... ~Ir. H. S. Wynter
I 1 I 40 I 26
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1 J Port Antonio ... 1Rev. W. Melville Port Antonio John Edwards 11 100 59 73 53
2 Buff Bay 1
" " B. E. Whitworth I 1 45 31 38 48

3 j Hope Bay :::1 " " H. H .•\.shbourno I 1 32 21 27 46

Thos. 0. Brown 1 1
4 Retreat Rev. William Smith " 13 40 5!) 47
5 I :3t. ~:f<u·garet's Bay " " Joseph Roper 1 67 4.0 47 I 4.3
6 Drapers " " Uriah. E. llitclwll 1 Gli 49 55 1 42
7 ICoopers n;n " " James A. Fuller 1 SG r;4 70 I 53
8 Spring Bank 1
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11 John's Hall
" " I P. llcrt:.rlane
,/ am1;s .A !'Pleby . 1 81 50
7!) 144
12 IGolden Vale " " I Ewd. R. Williams 1 63 36 57 35
13 Belle Vue " " IJ. B. Cro:isman 1 32 26 30
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14 Comfort Castle
" " Il\liss D. Johnston 62 27 43 35
15 Alpha Cot;age ... , " " }Iiss n. Joh11sou 1 45 30 37 20
16 1Fellowship ... Rev. J. Il. Service
" F. M. Cousens 1 62 33 48 32
17 Bethlehem
" " Henry Ph:llips 1 51 2!) 45 45
18 Rock Hall " " J ohn :\I. Grant 1 co 34 4!) '36
19 Skibo ))
" " Wm. II. Burgess 1
1 7!J 43 Gi 37
20 Orange Bay
" " Partrick 0. Smith 1 4fl 34 30 36
21 Mount Pleasant
" )) " I.
22

23
Norwich

I Hephzib11h
l\lr. Geo. F. Gibson

Rev. D. G. Campbell
" Geo. !". Gibson 1 50 l 36 48134
" Samuel Brol'u 1 31 I 30 28 '34
24 Hope Bay I
Rev. Thos. Bambary Hope Bay Geo. A. Forester 1 15 I 42 62142
25 Fruitful Vale

26 Rodney Hall
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... , }fr. F. B.
"C:ossley " Samuel Grave3 1 65 41 58136
" F. B. Crossley 1 81 4.6 61 40
27 lfappyftcltl ... Mr. R. B. Wynter
" R. B. Wy"lter 1 52 321 51 I 36
28 Buff B:1y
! ... Rev. C. Melville Buff Bay John Cl:uke 1 i7 I
I
53 77 I 49
2!) \f i ndsor C:L~tle
... I " " P:,trick Bur;:rcss 51 I 35 I el 33
30 Rose Hill
···' " " Foratio Henriques 70 41 I 46 136
31
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. .lI " R. A. Clare 1 62 45 GO 46

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• 35 Bybrook ... Rev .R. K. Dunbar " Josiah Smic!e 1 51: 41 36 43
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36 Yrhanside 1 " J amcs ~leDonald
" 1 43 25 34 35
37 Green Hills ... Rev. John Ord ... . Cold Spring r R. r:. Wyb 1 43 20 41 40
38 Claverty Cottage ... I
" " John W. Crisp G3 37 39 29
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39 l\Ianchioneal ... Rev. Arthur Bourne l\Ianchioneal J. W. Sm;th 1 !H 41 52 49
40 II Fair Prospect " " D::.vid Drummond 1 33 !?G 31 28
41 Belle Castle Rev. IT. B. Ha<J:Tis J. Smith
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42 Nazm·eth ..I ftev. John Vaz Priestman's
River
Joshua M unroo 1 G-i 38
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43 Manchioneal .. . Rev. Samuel Smythe " I W. W. Dennis 1 DO 46 77 46
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44 Rural Hill ...1 " " R. E . .A. Mitchell 1 63 36 29 28
15 Islington
" " J. n. Wilson 1 65 43 41 31
46 ::it. 'llarks
" " R. n. Foster 1 72 47 17 44
47
48
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Tranquility
. . . Rev. Jos. Meyer

.. llav. Willia1n Teall

Kingston I R. P. 'llw-ray 1 ~3 30 41 28
Annotto Bay James Hawthorne 1 59 30 31 28

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" Thomas ~IcPhill 1 85 57 GS 42
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" " I David Walker 1 36 23 20 36
" " William Benloss 1 f18 52 58 39
7 , !free IUl
" " Robert Barrett 1 93 47 65 42
8 IU:ilena " " J oscph A miel 1 27 20 26 22
9 Oracaches"''\ ... Rev. S. V. Robinson
" Newell Core 1 G2 25 35 38
10 Carron Hall ... Rev. Q. R. Noule
P. T. Groove H. 'r. Campbell 1
G2 30 58 42
11 Trimolcswortlt

12 : Riise nill
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" IEdgar Gault I 1
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13 Alhany
" " I EwJ.. K. Furhes j1 30 3';' '
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15 Goshen ... Rev. John .Aird Gayle .A.. J . .Aird 1 8-i 31 l 49 34
16 .Annotto Bay ...1Rev. Thomas Ilarty An.notto Bay Th<>!'. J. Ilenry 1 GO 50 57 60
I
17 Enfield ... " " W. S. Taylor 1 108 74 81 61
t
is / Lewistore ... 1 " " .Alex. G. ~kycrs 1 70 I 46 61 43
I
19 Comesee .. .I " " ISaioucl E::st 1 42 I :l2 37 43
I
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20 Mahoe Hill
" " C. A. Sl:criO' 1 27 33
21 liope Hill
" "
22 Broatlgato ... I " " P. G. r ;nllllJ.y 1 4" .. 20 23 28
on
~,,
Tryall Hill ... 1Rev. William Teall I
" J. H. Thom:111 I
67 28 55 33
24 Epsomc ... I " " J. D. East 1 58 40 44 42
23 Clonmel ...I " " ,J. C, l'iulayE011 l 83 61 61 46
I
26 , ...l.nnotto Bay ... Hcv. Wm. Westlake
I
" Jo: cph Kerr 1 53 29 42 3i
27 I Beecham Hill ... I
" " Jar. Duclr.:man 1 55
321
32 I 24
281 Hampstead ...I " " Hich:ml l'<•rlics GI 29
1 40 132
I
29 Scott's Hall ... Rev. J . Campbell, B.A. GolcenSprin;s J ohn D. Mr.rahall 1 5G 49 49 I 32
30 J Enfield ... Rev. J.M. MolJ Ch.~. 43 'r
" 11. Anderson 1 G4 20 . ()

31 Chesterfield ... Re''· James Tilley I

" W. R. Saundcr:i 1 {j(j 33 32 45
32 Bet~any

33 Brainerd
...
" I " Joseph H enry 1 I 46
I

24 22 28
• ... Rev. J. Seed Roberts
" John A. Scott 1 93 60 86 42
34 Comeseo ...
,,_
Rev..Jos. Meyer
II " IJ. Forester
.J() Eliott
.. ·i }fr. licLeo<l • Richmond IL S. Williams ] 41 18 ~61 ~4
36 Highgate
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Rev. S. C:, Smyth " ,J. D. Lawson 1 f>i 53142
37 BelfielJ
3~
38 Pleasant Hill " J. n. c,.,,n;" 1 ~6 48

·:·/ " " I.

3!! J Traserwood
40 }fount R~ale
...
... Rev. G. Sanguinetti
" " I I:.oLert Watson l 69
I
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" John A. MILSOu l 59 45 37 52

41 Lewisl•urgh
... ~
42 R-0ck Ri\'er
" " .\lex. ChamLcrs 1 82 32 42
... 63 '
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" " .J:l~ . B. Marshnll 4.6 38 33

41 'Ioo<lsido
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1

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I 30 I 53 32
... Rev. G, C. Linton
Linste::d
! Ruhcrt rr. l'llSl'Y 70 I 78 42 I
45 Ramble
... Rev.~. T. Brown
11 101
Ocho Rios I .Toho ~cFa~ 1len 52 43
46 Xowstead 1 GG '"'
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6 10 4.i
~ I year.
2 ;) 15 1 11 10 3 0 29 11 23 6 11
2 4 10 Hi H 15 1 8 0 . 23 1 8 15 1
3 2 14 23 15 9 18 7 0 . 16 18 I 12 4 18
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Elementary Sc/tools
PAR1sn 01

TEACHER.

Name and LocalitY.

No. 1\Ianager. Address.
of School. Name.

4i Wheeler's J4ount ... Rev. Jos. Gordon Moneague

48 Friendship " "' Edward Walker • 1 ()!) 3S 2i 23

• 49 Retreat and Infant ... Rev. T. H. Sharpe Salt Gut R. I\. Shirley 1 l i G 110 130 68

•
50 Labyrinth

51 Hamilton 1\'.Iountain
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Thmu::s Edwards
1

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J ,ac.1 jl,884 3,351 j

P ARISH OF

I
1 Spanish Tmm ..l Rev. T. 1\I. Geddes I
Spanish Town Wm. Fcri.'11so11 67, 64
110 'iO
I
2 Linstead
" " J ohn II. l\Jarch l 81 44 31 40
3 I Red Hill " " Wm. Trowcni 1 G:> 32 33 35
4 Braton
" " 1 77 43 55 34
5 The Lawn
" " )il:s. C. By Jes 1 I '.!;; 20
6 Garden Hill
" " Charles llryan 1 78 34
7 Ladies' School 1
... Rev. C. F. Douet, l!.A.
" :Miss T. }furrny 1 77 50 56 i.i6
8 Richard's Hall
" " J:L,. A. Barclay 1 57 2() 46 28
9 Highgate )
" " John V"rlcy 1 4.0 28 40 37
10 Metropolitan ... Rev. C. B. Ben-y " D.S. Lalor 1 (j'.) :J6 45 46
11 Taylor's Caymanns ...
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12 Passage Fort
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CJ. R Phillips 1
1 GO
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13 / Cazneau
I " ,,
Alexander llyficl l 1 I 5G 33 :l2 , 2Z
14 Sligo Ville

15 1 Thankful Hill
"
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Ilenry F. Burnett 1 .I
1
()0 4G 66

46
40

40
R. A. Gullimore I jQ 56
161 Mount Hennon · · · Rev. J<1lm Clarke, dee.
" 76 36
17 Jericho ... RcY.C.B.Bcrry,actg.
James Bryan
11104 43

" Wm. T. Thompson 1 . 112 46 44 43

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18 f Robinsonville
" "
19 Lucky Valley

20 I Ifartlands
"
... Re,·. ,J. J. Kendon
" Edward .Tones 11·1 f>j, I 39 I
I

21 Spring Garden I ' " 1 771 45

20 I 34
" " John L'Mpcr 1 ()6 45 79 35
22 Luidas Vale I
... ReY. A. J ..James
" Wm. Gz-..iham 23 I '27 46
23 Point IIill
.-o I 53
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3 5 11 5 0 8 8 5 12 1 19 15 19 3 12 19
E 10 5 3 9 3 16 7 5 7 4
1 14 12 62 5 27 4 33 0 5 19 14 10 79 13 31 48 13 One Pupil Teacher.
3rd year.
2 20 282 15 15 8 5 1 13 25 13 14 11 13
3 3 10 12 12 8 14 4 0 12 14 7 614
E 10 36 20 56 56
I -I 359 4 11,001 14 63 I 575 6 425--; 86-8 I 22 10 il,146 7 1 465 1 681_7_

ST. CATlIERINE.

1 15 15 57 lG I 25 12 21 0 3 9 7 0 57 1 I 28 29 1 One Pupil Teacher of

lat year.
3 17 0 29 7 6V 12 0 l 8 1G 2 14 23 10 14 9 10 Plus Building grant.
3 12 10 22 13 10 10 I 6 8 0 18 17 16 11 6 16
3 11 lG 19 10 10 4 8 12 3 12 22 8 9 13 8
2 15 G 16 16 14 14 5 0 2 2 2116 8 13 16
3 5 0 lG 3 9 0 6 16 2 5 18 1 8 10 1
1 11 3 53 5 22 8 15 0 6 12 9 0 53 0 26 27 0 One Pupil Teacher,
3rd year.
3 7 I) 6 16 8 8 5 16 14 4 4
3 5 10 1G 5 11 2 5 12 1 10 18 4 8
2 10 0 32 14 16 2 9 0 25 2 16
3 5 ia 18 10 9 6 7 0 2 14 19 0 9 10 0
2 15 10 34 3 20 15 15 15 o I 3 12
!
3'.! 7 17 17 7 Plus Building grant.

13 13 13 G G 0 6 Failure.

3
I

27 14 12 0 9 4
I 21 4 13 8 4
3 : :I 43 18 12 0 ll 4 23 4 21 2 4

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I 21 l4 15 1 11 10 26 11 10 16 11
mended. Class List
falsified.

1G 16 8 0 8 Not Ready.

3 8 0 9 0 7 16 lG 16 16 16

3 14 O 32 lG 10 4 4 13 23 17 1G 7 17

3 10 8 18 16 10 10 9 0 2 8 21 18 9 12 lS
I 9 14 10
2 G 0 · 19 0 16 2 • 5 15 1 13 23 10

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2! Juan de Bolas ... Re". A. J. James 'Sp:llli.sh Tomi Jo.q. Rodriques 1 5j 26 25 44

25 Watennount " " J. R. :\Iuirhcad l 40 24 2432
26 Guanaboa Vale " " J. T. :\fartin and 1 36 46 34
Z7 Ebenezer
:\lrs. Lodge j
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28 Lemon Hall
" " IAnthony Batchckr
29 King Street . . . :ri-Iiss Lucy Martin
30 Feather-heel Lane ... I Rev. W. A. Tuckor
" :\Iis;1 L, ~l.lli1in l 81
21

5i
22 25

60 35
" .A. ?il. Edwnrd.~ !)() 60 61 47
31 Shady Grove ... / Rev. T. R. Johnson Linstead 1\1. Gregory I 27
I
J1L'1. 1 :i2 33 45
32 Point Hill "
" \\ . ll. :\Iitcl1cll l 41 40 23 28

I 33 Wakefield

34 Ilarewood
"

... Rev. G. C. Linton

"
" Wm. Glimvillu l 89 50 72 57
35 Ham Walk "
" Goo. L0<0ra11 l 75 45 56 44
11 36 Rio :\1agno "
" ThornZUI )foq.rnn 1 69 36 48 34
37 Kendal
" " Ilc;-.o:kiah Smith l lOj 50 45 30
38 Caledonia
" " T. n. Frocklcton I 74 55 51 47
39 Goba ..., " "
I
Cv...">."U' Porter l Gi 30 42 3.i
40 Cedar Valley 1
... Rev. M. G.1\Iitchell
I " )!. G. l\litc}1cll 1 G6 42 1 54 34
41 St. Faiths I
... Rev. P. Spence
42 Brown's Hall
GolJenSpring J.13. Lawrcnco l 87 51 81 157
) .. . Rev. Wm. Grilft.hs Kingston Jamcs Los! io 1 !l2 55 61 40
43 Ewarton
" " n. W. Francis 1 101 58 46 / 43
· 44 Doddington
" " Thoodorc Goliling I. 1 jO 30 3! 28
)
45 Old Works

46 Waterloo .: J Rev. J as. '~ochrane " Wm. Christian ( .

1. / 'ii 39 1 36 25
J
47 St. Ilfmy, 'Bove Rock~· Rev. Jos. Dupont
" .\. DJllion II 1 4 nI 31 33 so
48 St. Joseph's ···I Rev. J<>lm Ryan /
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" 22 24 34
1
•• • v. . I. Parnther GclJ,:Sp.;,g' I . ;, 73 76 5Z
50 I Sargeant Y illc
51 .\ugust Town
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108
42
42
56 37

68 30
3'.l Mount l\Tatthews
" " 62 28
53 I Alman ITill
··· ~cv. D. B. Douse
54 M:Zpah "
55 Liberty Hill
···I " " 45 42
" " 47 39
56 / Gny's Ili!l
··· Re\'. D. J. Rcynoli'!s
:\Ioncaguo 47 42
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2 4 0 23 19 60 15 8 6 10 1 10 23 8 11 12 8 Plus Building Grant
3 2 10 14 12 9 12 4 16 1 4 15 12 7 8 12
3 8 0 10 0 10 4 7 4 2 2 19 10 19 10
13 12 6 0 6 . Not rea<ly
E 5 0 . 3 15 2 2 5 17 5 17
3 8 6 23 8 10 10 11 8 3 0 . 24 18 11 13 18
2 18 10 24 0 16 9 15 0 3 9 34 18 12 22 18
2 5 0 15 4 16 15 6 15 1 10 24 0 7 17 0
3 5 0 17 1 8 8 8 0 2 8 18 16 8 10 16
7 0 7 . Not in operation
1 7 0 57 2 22 16 15 0 3 9 9 0 60 5 28 22 5 One Pupil Teacher
3rd year
2 3 15 35 7 15 8 11 5 2 11 29 4 17 12 4
3 ~ 10 19 10 10 4 7 4 2 14 20 2 9 11 2
3 8 0 19 2 9 0 10 0 4 10 23 10 9 14 10
2 10 10 58 16 16 9 13 15 4 7 8 0 42 11 29 13 11 One Pupil Teacher
of 2nd year.
3 7 17 15 18 10 10 G 0 0 18 17 8 7 10 8
3 9 11 33 12 10 4 8 8 3 0 . 21 12 16 5 12
1 4 3 51 8 22 16 15 6 3 0 9 0 50 2 25 25 2 One Pupil Teacher
of 3rd year
3 8 0 25 4 50 12 0 11 0 4 1 27 1 12 15 1 Plus Building Grant
<S.

2 13 6 23 0 15 1 14 10 3 3 32 14 11 21 14
3 8 0 8 8 6 0 2 8 16 16 16 16
l '
E 5 0 3 15 3 18 4 7 12 0 12 0
3 5 15 23 16 !) 0 6 4 1 10 16 14 11 5 14

18 6 9 0 9 Closed
3 2 0 10 4 4 8 2 5 16 17 16 17
2 5 13 39 13 18 4 18 5 3 12 40 1 19 21 1

3 15 8 24 8 11 2 8 8 2 2 21 12 12 9 12

3 5 3 33 16 9 0 8 8 1 19 19 7 16 3 7

3 4 0 8 8 4 0 12 8 12 8

3 10 15 28 14 8 14 7 4 2 14 18 12 14 4 12

2 G 9 21 19 I 14 14 9 0 2 8 26 2 10 16 2

3 12 11 11 14 10 4 3 0 24 18 10 14 18

2 5 lG 26 18 14 14 1 9 10 3 9 27 13 13 14 13
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 EDUCATIO~
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Elementary Schools
PARISH OF

Name and Locality of

I TEACilER.

.;
PUPILS.

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1 171 78 67 42
57 Mount Rosser ... Rev. D. J. Reynolds )foneague S. T. White

E. J. White 1 59 30 54 28
5S Ebenezer ... " "
50 :liount ~ebo
I ... Rev. Jos. Gordon "
I 48 68 42
60 IPalm and Bonnett Rev. C. R. Chandler Guy's Hill E. L. Grant 1 97

61 Wallingford ... " " I

Thos. A. Englin 1 83 51 50 41
1 60 3! 42 28
62 \ Richmond Hill ... " " Luther Baird
1 76 3! 4S 33
63 Top Hill ... Rev. Q. R. Nohle P. T. Grove 1J Thomas Young

64 Bella's Gato ... Rev. R. Harding ... Old Harbour E. J. Samuels 1 U!) 8!) 108 47
1 51 29 35 38
65 1\'.[arley Hill ... " " R. W. Stewru:t
1 41 20 31 44
66 Good Hope ... " " R. W. Byfield

... F. McLean 1 152 90 103 37

67 Barton " "
... George Thomas 1 141 98 130 50
68 Brown's Hall " "
6:> Old Harbour Bay ... Rev. M. C. MacCalla
I
" J. Walker and
Glasse
w. 1 2 131 66 in 4!
I
... Ro bert Mason 1 75 33 32 43
70 \ Tamarind Tree " I
" I

71 Bull's M!8sion ... " " Isaac L. Telange I. 1 48 24 28 2;}

I
... Robert A. Reddish 1 47 3!) 37 28
72 Kelly's Lodge " "
1-31 1-37 1 - - -- '- - - -
15,005 2,893 13,332 1 .
I
PA.RISH OF

1 Four Paths ... Rev. H. Pcckover Eour Paths F. Bridgett 1 97 53 74 53

2 Ebene7.cr ... '

Rev. W. A. Gilling " A.S.Royal I
1 101 51 47 37

3 Rock ... Rev. A. Eastwood Charelton Wm. Thomas 1 77 31 50 46

I
4 1Brett dnut Bottom ... , " " R.R. Lewis 1 75 37 65 45

... I A. W. Sloly 1 178 1102 117 47

5 Salem and Infant " "
6 Alexandria
I
...
...
" I u T. E. Bryant

T. R. Thomas
11 6g
1 . 103
I 36
48
46
69
30
38
7 l\fount Airy " "
I
8 )fount z:on ... Rev. A. J'. Thomaa
l " J. N. Uummings 1
1 I 74
85 I
30
33
76
58
30
31
9 Taremount
10 I Brixton H'll
··· \
...
" ! " J. B. Saunders

Ji<S. Cummings 1 I 120 t.9 66 3!)

" "
11 Wilh11ry ancl Infant )fr. W. f'nnningham
I " I John \~"illiams I l
1 131 88 8!) 40

... I J.B. Saulus 1 83 50 64 31 .

12 Juhilee Rev. G. S. Collio "
I 1
I
30 28
1 38 28
13 Paradise
···I " I " \Y. T. Gale
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CATHERINE-Wllti1~W',d.

GRA..'i'TS RECOMMEYDED 187!).

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2 11 3 25 2 14 14 19 10 4 13 38 17 12 26 17
3 9 11 60 s 8 6 0 14 8 14 8 Plus Building Grant.
15 15 7 0 7 Not in operation.
2 4 17 30 8 14 14 12 0 3 3 29 17 15 14 17
3
2 o I 26 rn 12 6 10 4 4 7 26 17 13 13 17
3 3 10 14 8 I • s 8 6 16 2 2 17 6 7 10 6
3 7 10 18 10 9 18 6 16 1 9 18 13 9 9 13
2 10 3 36 14 16 9 22 5 5 17 44 11 18 26 11
3 7 10 18 10 11 8 5 16 1 13 18 17 9 9 17
2 11 12 26 2 15 8 5 0 20 8 13 7 8
3 12 10 41 11 I • 11 2 18 0 6 9 35 11 20 15 11

2 26 0 35 13 17 10 24 10 4 19 46 19 17 29 19

2 13 15 24 8 50 15 8 16 IO 3 12 35 10 12 23 10 Plus Building Grant

2 8 0 33 5 . 15 1 I 8 5 1 13 24 19 16 8 19

s 1 15 rn 15 8 14 4 16 1 10 I 15 0 9 6 0
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3 11 15 17 12 11 2 10 4 3 12 I 24 18 8 16 18

2 5 3 2-1 18 1G 2 7 15 2 2 25 19 12 13 19

2 13 1 33 14 .I 15 15 9 5 2 8 27 8 161118

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•
·._ _ _ _ _ , - - - - - - - - - - r - - - - - - - i -
TEACHER.
1
I Name and Locality Address.
No.
1" of School. Manager.
Name.

- - . - - - - - - ·- -- ·- - - - - - · - - - ··-- - - -· ! - - - - - - - - : - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -

14 Staceyville ... Rev. G. S. CoU:e Chapelton :Mrs. Collie 1 81 47 78 42

" Thomas Brown 1 180 61 140 47

15 Thompson To\Vn ... 1 "
1 W.W. Stevens 1 104 48 61 40
' 16 C"nity ... Rev, C. A. Winn "
~~ 17 Ebenezer " " J. J. Pu£ey l i2o 77 68 43

18 1~fount Carmel .. . Rev. J as. Robertson " Jos. D. Robertson ' 1 11.) 51 88 46

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19 1 Ch:ipelton
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20 :Mount Providence ·' William ::\filler 1 87 33 57 30

21 1 Park Hall ... , " " R. W. Thompson 1 77 52 74 43

22 I
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23 Arthur's Seat ...I " " Thomas Pinnock 1 83 48 51 45

24 Good Hope " " Jos. M. Dunckley I. 1 76 35 42 , 30

25 Red Hills " " A. II. Ainsworth , 1 8!) 50 79 34

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27 Smithville .. . Rev. Thomas Fraser \ " Alex. Dawkins . I 1 81 44 56 43

28
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29 1 James' Place " " T. J. Duncanson I 1 44 21 37 32

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2 Old Enghnd " "
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4 Ch:mt;Uy R ev. retJr Can1pbell " I

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... Rov. U. A. Wookey " Robert Lincsay 1 163 108 118 64
10 Ridgemouut
nliss Ellen Nelson 1 5!) 35 41 28
11 Xew Green "' I " "
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12 Richmond ... I " " Jas. Stothard 1 54

13 Whitefield ...I " " G. 8. Lewis 1 259 j 120 167 59

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" J. A. R ichards 2141138 154 61
14 DaYyton "
15 Yale Lionel Rev. W. A.. Gilling Four Paths H. S. l\lci}lillan 132 75 88 44

16 1 Bcthabara, Juv. ReY. I!'. l\Ioder-.m :;s-ew Port A. Anglin •1 72 48 48 65

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20 Georges Yalley " " W. W. Williams 1 I· 78 52 65 42

21 Snowden Rev. A. W. Sut~crlandl " Chas. E. Deer

1 I 145 82 90 !53

p 22 8almon Town " " F. A. Daly. . 1 1 : 121 5!) 73 43

23 Bottisdale " " ID. H. Tnlbot 1 . I 1C4 56 65 41

24 R ose Hill
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25 Campbell Castle " " I T. G. 8omcryi1Je ' 1 180 109 107 ' 39
26 Pratville Rev. C. L. Barnes " j A. L. Sweetland 1 218 87 142 1 51
27 I :i'i"ew Broughton Re,·. A. G. Hogg " A. Bcnloss 11 13!> 87 91 I 56
28 Grove TownI \ " " IJos. S. Gunter 1 1321 96 68 I 40
29 I llowdeu " " Geo. T. Smith 1 78 45 56 I 36
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31 Y:ctoria Tmrn " " R. Dingwall 1 108 51 45 42 I

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33 , Albion " " Da111. Gord(ln. 1 I 124 I '° I 87
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36 Hatfield ...I I
" " W. C'. G. Larmona :1 1 122 58 77 43

37 Lucky Yalley ... " " }Jiss J. A. Dickson 1 59 :;s 53 44

38 Nazareth, Juv. .. Ilev. H. W. Hauber Th[edina J. Il. Lewison 1 46 26 30 Ci6
39 Nazareth, Infant " " 2-Iiss E. Fr-...ser 1 47 52 :33 I
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40 Huntly " " 1 . 1 103 49 77

41 )Iedina ···1ReY. J ohn Kinnison " J. S. Cooper 1 · 1 14'.l 69 9:> 38

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44 Ilentincl;: ... " " N. Coley 1 I 68 4.3
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45 1 Il~nlu.h ... " " Geo. M. Anderson 1 I 65 26 24 35

46 Wear Penn ... Ilcv. Thomas Le:l " P eter Thomas 1 1 14-i 60 87 43
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41 Craighead ···I " " J as. l'llorrisson 1 i 47 27 31 28
48 Comfort Hall ... " " E. .A. llayley 1 85 41 63 20
49 Harry Watch ... " " I J. T. lfamilton 1 74 41 48 1 33
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52 /Dro•"""' , .. , " l " TI. J. Hibbert 11 81 45 70 140

53 l\Iount Olivet ... Rev. A. Baillie 144 50
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2 Ebenezer " I " Samuel Pottinger 1 36 30 2!) 35

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S. E. Bennett 50 46
4 St. Ann's Bay ... ReY. T. GriffitlL " 84 1 51
5 Ocho Rios & Inft. ... " " IW. l\I. .Anderson 126 63 57 47

" Theop. l\Iauson 61 38 49 . 48

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8 Priory ... Rev. J. Cork " Stephen Irons 1 48 2!) 23 38

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10 Chester ...I " " IJ. :i\Iaxfiel<l. 1 82 46 27 44

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12 Bensonton " " George Beard 1 76 35 u7 58

13 Epworth '· " IJohn Smith 1 84 37 58 43

14 }fount Waddy "

15 Alderton " " Thomas Cfarke 1 93 36 61 34

16 Davis' Town ... T. F. Roxburgh, Esq. Ewd. K. Bryan 1 !)5 62 57 42

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17 Penncckville ... Rev. Tho.~. Rogers " James Pusey 1 63 32 GO 44

18 Deecher Town " " J . R Phillips 1 77 3!> 67 48

1!) Watsonville (ll · · · ' Rev. D ..J. Reynolds. " , L. Yates 1 106 51 67 43

20 l\Ioneague ... Rev. A. G. KU:kham Gaylo R. ::u. Johnson 1 5!) 38 56 36

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2u Clapham " " F . Reynolds 1 75 I 37 51 3!)

26 I Pedro I 43 29
l " " Uiss :i\I. A. Brown 1 66 22

2i G ratcful Hill ... RcY. J. G. Dennett !Dry Harbour E. E ..James 1 40

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Elementary Schools
PARISlI OF

TEACHER. PUPILS.

Name and Locality

No. }fonager. Addr ess.
of School.
Name.

34 St. :i\Iarks . .. Rev. George Ilall Brown'sTown . Augustus Cole 1 100 50 63 47

" R. C. Ryan 1 73 36 59 34
35 .A.boukir " 1
I . . . Re,·. John Clarke " Geo. Pottinger 1 131 GG SO 49
36 Brown's Town
37 , Bethany " .A.lex. McDonald 1 122 52 83 5G
"
I
38 Sturge Town ... Rev. G. E. Ifonderson " I A.. c. Byftdd 1 Gl 31 4G 43

r, i
39 :1\Iount Olivet " " \Y. Wright 1 102 4.-1 G:> 23

~ 4.0 , Philadelphia " " James Dawes 1 51 27 41 ZS

! l 41 Alva . . . Jtev. J . W ollctt " S. B11.tisto 1 47 21 35 30

~ 421 Clarksonville . . . Rev. J . M. Denniston Alexandria IJ. E . lluio 1 112 58 75 53

23120 13,3331 1,75012,196-
~ I I
PARISH OF

BI~k
1

P, 1 Speculation ...1Ven. Ai·chd. Il<m1son Iliver David A. Smith 1 Gl i C4 I 33

I
2 1 :J.Iountuin Side 1 " c: Jas. E . Lewis 1 123 71 110 42
3 ..Uli:igton J " " A. F. Webb 1 63 37 50 30
4 Parottco " " John S. Bm·nes 1 109 77 63 39
5 Ilopewcll " " Robert B. 13cnnett 1 142 104 125 41
6 Bhi.ck River & Ii¥ant " " F. Stu:u:t and .:\iiss1 1 1 82 55 64 47
Ma..-.,;:well
7 Lacovia " J. D. C. Martclls 1 SD 152 56
" 187
I
8 ~lipe
" " Ewd. Green nnd 2 'i5 38 54 35
lll.Iss \V illmms
9 Orange Grove :.\li.,;s A.. J ohnson
" " 1 41 2i 35 '135
, l0 'l'abemad/ " " John L. i::mith 1 52 38 44 28
11 B~.rbary Hall " " J . .Parchment 1 12! 78 92 28
12 . Geneva " " John T. Allen 1 6G 60 I20
~ 13 B:gwoods " J ohn H. \\"illi:nns 1 I
" 63 38 54 28
~ 14 Bhck Ri,·cr •.. l~::v. }f. ~I. Cox Thomas S. Ried l
" 48 29 46 44
lii Black R:n~~, girls " " 1 22 16 18 37
~[mmtain ~ide
" " Benjamin A. Le'1' 50 28 44 38
~[nlgr:wo
" " .Alexander Ilall 50 25 4.0 3'i
I'erk~villo 35
" " D .•\.. Wr'ght D5 36 66
G;ngcr Uiil .•.' Rev. T. r. Russell 4.1 37
" J:imes Le·.... is 56 31
~ 20 ! L;Ui; and Infant ... HeY. (l. Il. Hanna \Yntson's Rill Mr. & ..\In. Lewis 156 I !JO 15'.) 58
 EDUCATION. s 31
Inspected 1·n 18/D.
Sr. .A..":-is-<:ontinued.

GRANTS RECOllllENDED, 1879.

Rema.rk!.

j
0
- 1£-s. £~£ £--;.-£--;£--;--£-s.-1--£-s-.·:- £- -£-s. - - - - - - -
2 119 287 16 9 12 10 3 0 31 1!) 14 17 19

3 6 12 14 11 10 4 7 4 2 2 19 10 7 12 10

2 230 485 I 11 3 16 10 4 10 38 3 24 14 3

1 I 19 14 I 28 11 ' 22 8 15 12 2 11 .· 40 11 14 26 11

2 7 0 23 10 16 16 7 15 2 8 26 19 11 15 19

: I :: l :: ::: ,. ·: 1: ·: 1:
3 I 7 4 j 14 8 I 9 0 I 4 lG 13 16 7 6 16
21 22 9 27 13 18 11 14 10 4 4 37 5. 13 24 5
~: 432 5 1,oGs 6 60 561 12 I 412!9 103_1_ 4so 1.,1s5 18 j 511 I61s18
1

ST. ELTZAB};TJJ.

-- -- --.--.--- -
3 13 13 34 6 I 10 10 12 4 4 1 2G 15 1 17 9 16
I 23 0
2 21 14 30 19 . 14 14 17 15 5 11 38 0 I:>
3 3 13 I 18 5125 9 0 7 8 18 13 () 9 13 Plus Building Grant. II
3 I 10 2 20 17 I 11 14 15 8 31 () 14 17 G i1

3 I 13 9 I 31 2 12 6 20 16 40 0 15 25 0

2 32 61 16 9 13 15 33 1 33 1

1 16 15 I 40 3 22 8 2G 14 63 18 20 33 18

3 13 22 7 10 10 ! .7 12 21 8
t'.'
11 10 8

4 0 10 10 5 8 17 8 8 9 8

3 11 2 8 8 7 12 19 6 I 19 6
I
I I 8 7
3 12 0 40 16 8 8 15 12 I 28 7 20
1 14 0 H Below Government
60 281 1
requirements.
3 18 14 18 14
4 0 I

2 I 10 0 20 4 : 15 8 24 0 I 10 14 0

sI 5 11 I . I. J
.iverago below Govt.
requirements.
3 s 8 32 11 . I 11 8 5 12
2 2 1
10 2 lG 3 2

3
1
u4 183 j 11 2 I 5 0 1 JO 17 12 () 8 12

3 10 10 7 4 2 14 20 8 12 8 8
4 18 24 2 I

3 6 4 1 16 t() 2 () 10 2
5 0 Ii 6 I 11 2
1 };) u ;)2 17 1• , 23 4 27 0 7 1 7 0 fA u 26 38 5 Ono Pupil Teacher.
I 1st year.
 ED1Xh\.TIO~.
s 32·
Elemcnfa1·y Scl1ools
PARISH Oll'

TE-lCllER. PUPILS. "l

1-------,----1---~~-~-lil
N::mo and Locality
!.Ianager. Address. 8 § g-~~ . .,
:·
:No.
of School·
Name
. ~
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21 I rrospect .•. Rev. G. rr. llano.a \\'atson's Hill :Miss E. IIan·i~on 1 120 50 07 4G ,

· ~2 ' Ballar<!s Valley " " Geo. P. IIdl

23 ! Nain, Juv ... Rev. J. S. Fraser " Peter S. Jlobertso:JI 1 G7 33 G7 61

rra~er ::x:.tl 100

24 I Nain, Infant " " )Jrs.
.ll 1iss :Ce:mctt
lCO 2:>
I
23 Austin " J. \.,.. Thompson 83 51 C7 40 !
26 1Santa Cruz ... Rev. i\J. .ill. Deur- Goshen
waarder
Rev. Deurnan.rdc!' 3-i C·i <!O'
27 Loeds " " Samuel B. Rowden GS 32 43 :!$

28 1Jerusalem "· " Mrs. .A.. Jiarroi.tt 1 43 25 ~G 40

29 X ew l\farket '· " Eamuel Ilov;den l I HG 78 102 48

30 I Longwood ..., " " JHiss A. 1iI. Web-
ster
1 40 23 ~8 45
31 Sharon ...~ Rev. W. ~. Drawn " J. H. Cotterall 1 'iS 57 <!C
32 IDurn's Savanna " " Wm. E. Calvert 1 GO 30 62 31
33 Cata.boo " " W. S. Rid 52 23 50 30
I
· 3-1 St. A.11:.ms ... Rev. J.E. Woodrow 1Ial>em Geo. F. Maleobn 53 41 44 48
33 I Mount Ilermon " " S:.r::.uel Rioga1·d 10.:l: 49 Su 5J

I
3G Park ·~fountain " ''
David ~I. Dennis cs 3;; 43 23

'
37 Kew Bethlehem and ReT. F. Ilgner
Infant " Rcht. Groves nnd 2
Mir-.1 Jones
180 I Su 142 58
38 Schoolfi<:IJ ll.~ E!!mmBurroll 1
" 1 99 41 47 47
30 IIlopcton : :1 :: " Miss J.E. Bumcttl 1 I 'IO 30 43 4G
. 40 St. Mary's ... Rev. J. D. El.Ls Southfiekl R. A. ThcmEon 1 123 74 , 100 co
41 Morning Side IRev. FG illi'am, n.clg.
.
~··
1
• ''
L

I " Fred. A. Taylor 1 47 1 50 36

42 Top Hill ... ,
I <•
I)

" William Chrke I 4G 3-:l: 40 33'

43 1 Mayfield
"
44 J Ro.;o !fall
""!
...I "
"
"
I R. A. IIolmro

.fas. S. flL1Iil3
1

1
!H
100
53
G3
67
07
43
43
{31 Bull s~vmma '· " .Alex. Bl::ck 1 I
98 37 58 35
46 Folly
···I
47 Pe<l!'O Pl::iins
. I
... iiir. \V;n. Ilc..wer
"
I
l
"
"
Lewi~ L. Lc::;ister

Seymour \\'ynter
. , l

1 .
50

GG
31

391
46

59
30

43
48 I Pedro D:;y ..., " .I " :lir3. Parchment 1 88 4G 7'3 20
40 Siloah ... Rev. E. Ila.•sett Key ISaoah
' Miss E. Maris 1 40 20 34 35
i I
50 Retirement ... Rev. J. Stuart I ' .Ewd. Cvhen
J 1 31 40 'i5 53
G1 1\ ccom pong J. U. Stevens 1 I
" '· €5 46 G2 33
:;2 II~lgo'~ Afount.n.in
" , "
.. .t Rev. \;"'. F.:11rste11be ·rJ ~fokile Quar-1 F. D. Blair
1
1
l E. J. Cooke
I; I, G5
83
I 18
•9_
24

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21
53 I
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, . tPl'f<
= ••
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 EDUCATIO~.
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[11.~pectad 1'n 1879.

ST. EL1ZABETR.-conti11ued.
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GttAN'r::; REco:u:irn:smm, 1879.
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~ ~ . ~~ ~~
.$ g ~ ~~ §" ~ ·~ ~ ~ ~ rtj 2
0 ;.:.. Cl u i:B
;::; ~6 E-c ~ ~~
- -£--8-. -£--s-. -£-. •-£--s-. -£-' -s.-i--£--s.-1-£
-.-s.-•'--£-s-.-•--£-.- --£-s-. - - - - - - - •

2 13 7 30 5 16 2 14 15 4 16 35 13 15 20 13
I
3 6 9 14 15 9 18 G lG 2 5 18 19 7 11 19
I

2 5 5 33 18 17 17 9 15 2 17 30 9 16 14 9
I

29 0 8 14 9 12 3 0 21, 6 14 7 6
31 5 10 I
2 10 16 24 15 17 3 I 12 15 3 9 33 7 12 21 7

3 !) 4 18 16 6 16 2 2 , 20 18 9 11 18

3 4 5 17 7 6 8 1 16 1 19 12 8 11 12

3 I 11 o 19 0 5 0 2 8 I 19 8 9 10 8

2 9 2 46 19 16 16 19 10 4 lG 41 2 I 23 I 18 2 1

2 11 131 22 11/ 13 15 5 J5 1 19 23 9 11 12 9

2 I U 10 28 If; 9 15 2 2 27 rn I 14 13 19

3 5 8 14 18 ': : I 6 0 2 14 18 0 7 11 0

3 22 lilO 9 OI 4 12 1 7 1 14 19 8 6 19

2 I 12 7 I 36 8 16 16 10 5 2 17 29 18 18 11 18
I
2 I 12 9 I 3i 13 I 17 10 12 5 3 12 33 7 18 15 7

E 3 10 3 9 I 3 10 2 8 9 7 9 7

1 21 1 GI 1 23 4 25 16 6 12 8 0 63 12 33 30 12 One Pupil Teacher

2nd year
2 7 0 23 17 I 16 9 10 5 3 0 29 14 11 18 14

2 G 0 28 5
l
I 16 2 I 7 10 2 14 26 6 14 12 6
240 224 4 13 7 0 57 1i 24 33 17 One Pupil Teacher,
1 12 0
3 4 0 10 16 9 8 3 6 I €23 10 13 10 10
1st year.

3 4 5 26 8 9 18 6 16 2 8

2 15 0 44 16 : 15 1 l 13 5 4 1
19 2 1 13
32 7 22 1: :I
15 15 16 5 4 1 36 1 I 20 16 1
2 7 0 41 3
5 17
3 6 4 28 3 10 10 l 7 8 1 1!) 19 17 14

3 5 0 rn 2 I 9 o 6 4 1 10 16 14 9 7 14 1
27 10 15 12 10
21 5 14 1 31 13 15 1 9 15 2 14
21 7 13 I 8 7
8 14 9 4 3 9
3
6 41 26 0
3 1 4 20 0 10 10 4 01. 14 10 110 4 10
19 2
2 13 14 1 31 15 18 11 12 51 3 6 34 2 15

20 12 14 6 12
28 9 11 8 9 41
9 0 B elo\V Govomment
2 3 .18 8 requirement.
I 9 I
2 io o I 33 3 I 18 11 ! 10 10 I 2 2 :-n 3 16 15 3
I
9-EDwxno:x.
 EDUCATION.
s 34
Elementary Schools
PARISH OJ!'

TEACHER.

Na.me and Locality

Manager. Address.
No. of School.
.Name.

--1- - - - - - - --l---------·1------<I---·------------------
••. Rev. W. Peurtensberg llfiddle Qwir- Darid Pryce 1 66 32 46 58
54 Holland
ters.
" J. B. Harrison & 2 143 76 106 60
55 Carisbrook " Miss Bogle
" Miss E. O. Lewis 1 80 35 61 39
56 Clapman "
57 Middle Quart.era " J.E. Griffit h 1 38 1 21 34 35

58 Newton " " H. S. Cambridge 1 62 1 36 45 35

" H. A. Ellis 1 42 35 40 30
59 Grace Hill "
60 Wallingford ... Rev. T. L. Rees Balaclava E. Henderson 1 70 41 50 43

61 Hewitt's View '· " H. A.. Anglin 1 108 50 86 38

62 Vaux Hall " " J. E. Thomson 1 6!> 40 49 35

63 Elderslie " " J olm Beckford 1 46 23 41 34

64 New Eden ... Rev. R. P. Campbell " A. Wright & Miss 2 10() n I 44
Senior I 48 I 34
65 Neville's Court ... Rev. G. H. Hanna, J. B. Allwood 1
acting
66 Aberdeen " " Fred. Pryce 1 ·33 i 30 ()5 1 28

67 Musgrave " " R. P. Coke 1

Gi 36 1 54 1 34
68 Kilmarnock ••. Rev. Theop. Winckler New ?.Iarket D. A. Morrison 1 'i8 I 28 63 37

69 Smithfield " " 1F. A.. Walker 25 47 I50

70 Fyffe's Pen " " G. A. \Vhcatlo 1 :J!) ' 41 38
71 Springfield & Infant
72 Pisgah ...
Rev. C. Schick "
"
IIT.R. B. Coke & Miss 2
C. E. Gregg
I
134
67
I n j 119 56

"
'I
:)
G. Welsh 1 37 43 47
73 R-Ose Hall " " W. R. Brooks 1 . 98 4.G I 81 3!>
74 Pepper •.. Rev. E. E. Reinke Jifay Ilill N. E. Seal 1 . CG 41 55 45 .
• .)
I 53 28 6,0:"10 3,373 4,7161- .-

PARlSH OJ!'

1 Belfry ... Rev. JI. Clarke, snr. Sav-la-Mu

IHenry Foxton 10 46 41 41
2 Broadroe3.<l •.• Rev. C. E. Randall " Samuel A. Miller 1 127 I 79 103 , 45
3 Ferris '' " T. B. Stephenson . I 1 91 58 67 1· 60
4 A.beokuta
" l\1iss E. L. Snwcrs . 11 47 Zl 29 28
5 Hobron " " Samuel Beckford 1 GS 2!) 42 34'
6 Hopewell . . . Miss S. Wagstaffe " l\'.liss Wa.gstaffo ,1 ' 1 85 68 69 29 ·
7 Ma.rnsvillo • .. Rev. H. Il. Foster
" Samuel Ilowell 1 132 78 105 i 44
8 Sheffield
" " S. J. R ogers 1 46 20 I 33 28
9 Little London
" I J. Hewitt I.
., IJ.
~
47 I 20 i 35 132
I
i
 'EllUOATIO~. s 3;;

Inspected in 1879.
ST. ELtZABETH.-continued. I
GRA...~TS RECOMME:SDED, 1870.

Remarks.

.
£
1 9 14 36 19 65 23 4 9 12 2 5 7 0 42 1 I ts s.
24 1 One Pupil Teacher
1st year, and Plus
1 17 6 37 6 24 0 22 16 5 8 52 4 19 33 4 Building Grant.

3 6 17 27 17 11 14 7 0 2 17 21 11 13 8 11

3 6 0 24 18 16 10 8 4 1 16 26 10 12 14 10

3 12 2 22 4 10 10 7 4 3 0 20 14 11 9 14

3 60 • 90 70 16 0 16 0

2 10 11 I 28 11 15 1 10 5 3 0 28 6 14 14 6

3 6 10 18 8 11 8 10 0 3 9 24 17 9 15 17

3 5 14 12 18 10 10 8 0 2 17 21 7 6 15 7

3 1 4 16 10 4 4 12 14 16 14 16 I
15 8 17 5 38 1 20 18 1 i
2 26 10 I 41 18
10 4 6 4 8 8 8
3 1 6 11 16 4 1 16 8
3 4 0 8 8 6 0 I 14 8 14 8

10 4 7 4 2 2 19 10 19 10
3 2 5 I

3 4 0 21 7 11 2 5 12 1 19 18 13 10 8 13 I
17 10 6 5 1 16 25 11 14 11 11 I
2 6 12 29 16

3 6 8 20 13 11 8 7 16 2 14 21 18 10 11 1a l
22 8 27 6 7 7 57 1 25 32 1 !
1 235 502
16 9 9 5 2 17 28 11 13 15 11 I
2 10 0 26 2

3 9 15 22 8 11 14 9 4 2 15 24 13 11 13 13 l'
2 8 8 28 10 I 1s 15 10 5 2 o . 28 5 14 1 14 5
fi48 l'i i1,842 18 J-9-01-0-61-16--74_6._8_ _2_0_7_3-!l·- 2-9_9_•.1_,s':Jl_·
___ I
7 !106 1,061 7 I

\VESTMORELAND.

I : I
3 l 11 o I 26 10 l I 12 6
9 4

HJ 1:5 3 18
I 21 10
30 8
13
15
8 10
24 8
2 15 15
24 17 1 31 9 :
1 14 4 46 18 I I 24 o 17 8 1 16 43 4 23 20 41
! 7 14
4 4 2 2 14 14 7
3 8 15 15 15 8 8 I
3 8 14 15 18 I 10 4 5 16 1 16 1716 1 8 9 16

3 12 s \ 28 11
I 8 14 13 12 9 3 ' 31 9 I 14 17 9
I 39 5 18 21 5
2 24 16 I 36 2 I 15 8 19 10 4 7
12 s I 10 2 8

:': I~: ,: I
3 8 8 4 0
13 12 I 8 5 12
3 ! 9 12 I 4 0
~ 36 EDUCATION.
..------------------------------------------------------------•-"---.......-.................=--,
Elementary Scliools
PAIUSH OF

,_________
TEACHER.
-
Pnns.

No. Name and Locality

Manager. Address. I-e I ~
of School. Name. 'ij .s,. j 8
~ ~

10 Myrtle Grove •. Rev. H. B. Foster Sav-la~iar :Mrs. C. Hale

-1-,-, ----
·eE-c t:>-g j 0~

I 5~
I

1 27 471 Z2
11 Cokesview " " Samuel Jarret 1 I G3 35 31 I33
12 St. Paul's ... Rev. Ewd. Clarke " J. Blake 1 G-1 31 52 33
13 St. Mary's " " :N. W. Speed 1 112 5-i 80 35
14 Broughton " " Miss C. Parkinson 1 j 'iO 4.!.l CO 21
15 Friendship ... Rev. L. Miller " R. ~!. Arnold 1 ~ 107 60 I EG Z!l
I
16 Bl:l.w-Weary " " J. Stot11ard 1 80 Z5 C3 28
17 Sterling " " J.E. Samuels 1 1103 50 G7 {Q

18 Mount Pleasant . .. Rev. W. A. Niven " Miss Hylton 1 U·i 32 :12 I 2!.l
19 Meylersfield ... C. P. Bovell, Esq. " A. L. Walcott 1 I !i3 31 {6 4.4,
20 Petersfield ... Rev. II. Clarke, jnr. " J. F. Alexander 1 101 51 82 ' 52
21 Hartford " " I
ll
]jlJenczer Clar!'e 1 71 46 53
1
22 Fullersfield .. . Rev. S. C. Morris
Grnn~e Hill J. F. Morris 1 1 63 31 44 33
23 Hope Wharf " J. A. Russell 31 ;jO
24 Mount Grace
25 Cessnoch
. .. Rev. J. S. Vaughan " I Henry MeLer.n 1 I llj 81 76 4.!)

" " T. J. Carr 1 co 37 I 45 33

26 Porter's Mountain ... Rev. T. P. Russell Montogo Bay John Neilson
I
1 Z! I ~2
27 Retrieve . .. Rev. R. Gordon " T. nI. Gooden l)j
1 {j 71 142
I
28 Cornwa.11 Moun~ins ... R~v. Dr. Stewart S. Beadle 1 . E~ G~ G7 ~2
29 Cave ... 1 l\fas F. H. Ewart Bluefields I Miss Ewart 1,1"' "I "I"
30 Comfort Grove ... Rev, H . Dillon
,l)
Flint River Jos. E. Ried 1I :;3 1:5 '.!O 2!)
31 Kings ... Rev. G. P. Bovell Kings !Prince Smith . 11 l.,;> GG 119 34
32 Bluefields
" " Thomas :::;. Smith 1 . 22 I 20 rn z2
I
33 New Hope & Infant Rev. A. B. Lind New Market Fred. Pieters and 2 10!) GO 98 57
Mrs. Pieters I I
34 Salem and Infant
35 Belmont
"
"
" ~fiss C. A. Cbk & 2
:r.Jjss Elcn Grove.< · 1 18~ I !13
149 58

" Samuel M. Jones 1 . G3 1 33 53 37

36 Beeston Spring
" " I Paul J. Stewart 1 ! 491 21
441141
37 Congrees
" " Geo. A. Allen 1 1 ,,,
~.,

28 35
38 Beaufort and Infant
39 Cairn Curran
Rev. Peter Larsen
" I G. T. Palmer and
Miss W:ilters
2 147 CG ]15 I G5
" " : \YiUiam Ried 1 j,) I 43 Cl 49
40 Ha.lly Hill
" " I J. J. '"right 1 88 35 68 44
41 Calendonia
" " "'oodburn Thomp- 1 14'.! 71 89 58

,. 4.2. :. A•s•h•to~n-. . ··.·1....,._,,z::z:i"...,.,....

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.. ...
59 58
.....l....·
 ED'CCATIO~.

Inspected in 1879.
WESTMORELAND.-wntinued.

....
.sen GRA..t.~TS RECOlIMEND'ED, 1879. -d
~
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£ s. £ s. £ s. \ £ s. , £ £ s.
'
14 14 . 9 12 4 1 19 7 12 1

~I
3 15 2 5 8 ;

3 7 10 Ip 13 9 18 7 0 2 2 19 8 11 0
3 14 1 17 5 9 18 6 4 1 4 17 6 8 9 6
3 6 15 7 12 . 10 10 10 16 21 6 4
.
17 6
13 9
5 10 3 3 4 18 5 8 13 9
E
.3 20 18 21 3 40 11 14 i2 0 4 1 27 15 10 17 15 Plus B uilding tirll.rlt

3 9 3 IO 4 8 8 7 0 2 17 18 5 9 9 51
3 10 0 19 16 12 0 10 0 2 5 24 5 7 17 5
3 5 18 21 9 8 14 6 8 2 11 17 13 10 7 13
2 12 10 14 10 15 8 7 15 23 3 7 16 3

2 12 10 3;; 3 18 4 12 15 2 14 I 33 13 17 16 13

3 5 9 9 18 6 16 2 14 19 8 19 8

3 5 17 18 4 I 9 18 6 4 2 8 18 IO I 9 9 10

3 2 13 9 0 6 12 15 12 15 12 1
2 15 0 33 7 17 3 20 5 5 17
I

43 5 16 27 5
.
3 6 2 :I 9 18 7 8 1 16 19 2 19 2

3 8 18 13 16 9 12 4 16 1 13 16 1 6 10 1

2 10 0 27 15
I 14 14 11 5 3 3 29 2 13 16 2
3 18 23 18 6 17 18 C·
3 8 0 13 14 9 12 10 8
3 13 0 10 14 10 4 8 4 5 11 23 19 5 18 19

2 0 14 16 ~· 0 7 .A.ttentlance below
31 Govt. requirement,
26 14 10 16.14 1
3 10 0 20 1 ; 10 4 13 4 3 6 I
I

3 2 0 ' 2G 17 9 12 4 0 13 12 13
I 0 12

1 12 13 1 45 2 22 16 18 0 4 13 45 9 22 I 23 9
I
1 23 1 23 4 21 18 7 13 58 15 30 28 15
61 2
I
3 11 2 7 o, 2 21 20 4 11. 9 4
5 22 9 l
51
3 12 6 4 4 1 7 ' 17 17 8 9 17
5 4 1 17 4
3 5 15 22 12 10 10 7 0 2 2 19 12 11 I 8 12

1 19 l.O 48 9 26 0 19 16 4 13 7 0 57 9 24 I 33 9 One Pl1pil Teacher,

1st year.
2 10 15 3 0 30 18 14 16 13
D 17 28 12 17 3
2 6 3 20 19 15 8 8 15 2 8 I 26 11 10 16 18
39 7 One Pupil Teacher lsi
1 14 ol 37 0 25 23 4 21 6 5 17 7 0 57 7 18
year. Plus B. Grant.
1 9 2 j 29 0 I
23 4 1s lo I 2 11 I 7 0 46 11 14
I 32 11 One Pupil Teaclu•r
!st year.

10-Ent:c \.TIO~.
s 38 EbtJCATIOX.

El.. numtary Sc!iools

l'ARISil Ol'

TEACHER. PUPILS.
..,
]
- ~ .-g
No.
Name and Locality of
Manager. Address. .,
~ cti
~
Q
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~
~
M
=i:l••-q::
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s
~
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µ =
0 ~
... i:: p
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- - I- ----
43 Carmel and Infant ... Rev. Theop. Winckl.J New Market Thos. Bailey and 2 142 87 136 60
Miss Richards
« Chantilly ... " " James \\alters 1 70 ~8 59 38

45 New Road & Infant " " J. Pennycott & Miss 1 1 206 109 169 6~
A. L. Beckford
46 Hopewell .... Rev. H. N ethercott Chester Castle W. R. Ried 1 99 57 85 42
I ii

47 St. John's ... " " J W. P. Lawrence 1 118 G5 77 40

48 Bethel Town & Infant Re>. P. Williams " H. M. Virgo and 1 1 148 89 108 38
!t1iss Brown
49 Hopeton ... " " S. J. Johnson
11 56 30 47 33
50 Barneyside ... " " C. C. Wright 1 98 5~ 55 "~
uO

51 Belvidere ... " " W. S. Francis 1 82 53 60 41

52 Negril ... Rev. R. Drummond Green Island S.S. Gooden
-
1
-
____ ___
80 I 42 ,
65 42
I 42 1G 4,561 2,470J3A2:'\

PARISH OF

I
I
I I

'"8 1 62 ' 51
1 Lucea ... Rev. J. Stoddart L~cea J. H. Curlin 1 117
2 Elgin Town ... " " J. F. Gammon 1 47 ~o I 47 32
3 Cacoon ... " " J. H. Allen 1 . 101 I 39 51 31
4 Riverside ... " " H. Webster 1 105 47 76 30
5 Jericho ... " " R. R. Cunningham 1 94 50 63 39
I

6 Greenland ... " " G. S. Patterson 1 153 80 124 4fJ

7 Brownsville ... Rev. W. Carlile " R. Webster 1 132 77 77145
8 :Maryland . ... "
.)
" H. Hemans
I
1 30 20 32 I 28
9 Pondside ... " " J. II. Shaw 11 1oi I 65 I 80 42
I I
10 Lucca ... Rev. W. Burke " E. V. Donaldson 1 51 23 41 32
I
11 Mount Moriah ... " " ·w. James 1 82 46 I 5i
I
30
12 Fletcher's Grove ... " " H. Graver 1 i 27 151 12
13 Mount Hannah ... Rev .. S. Goodyer " C. E. E. Gooden 1 1
I 101 I fJ7 71 56
...
14 Clifton
15 Church Hill ...
"
Rev. C.H. Davis
" .A lex. Eamuels
Green Island H. D'Oyley
I· 1 92
46
38
26
46
31
28
32
11
16 Caldwell ..- " " E. Irving 1 35 20 31 22
I
17 Rock Spring ... " " Miss G. N. Shippy 1 421 20
31 24

18 Green Island ... Rev. R. Drummond " Nathaniel Jones 71 40 64 I 42

19 Davies Cove ... " "
I
1A. Crooks 1: 49 29 22 31
20 Orange Bay -..I " I " l:E. B. Grant
I
1 39 10 I 29 23
 EDUCATION. s 39
Inspected in 1879.
wESl')IORELAND-COntinued.

GRANTS RECOMME...'WED 1879.

Remarks.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1- - -1--·1- - - I - - - - -
£ s. £ s. £ £ s. £ s. . £ s. £ s. £ s. £ £ s.
1 20 3 54 2 24 0 26 2 6 12 8 0 64 14 27 37 14 One Pupil Teacher,
2nd year.
3 5 7 19 10 11 18 7 12 2 8 21 8 9 12 8
1 19 10 73 3 40 24 16 32 14 7 1 14 10 79 1 36 43 1 Two Pupil Teachers,
2nd year.
2 14 14 34 3 14 14 14 5 4 13 33 12 17 16 12 Plus B. Grant.
3 10 10 32 9 12 0 13 0 5 2 30 2 16 14 2

3 3 10 I 35 15 11 8 17 16 6 3 35 7 17 18 7
1
3 I 2 8 14 0 9 18 6 0 2 2 18 0 7 11 0

•3 \ 6 o 26 10 10 10 10 12 4 1 25 3 13 12 3

3 7 3 12 6 10 12 3 0 25 18 11 14 18

'2 I 12 o 20 16 14 14 10 10 3 o 28 4 10 18 4
-.I 537 1~ I 1,245 171 105 680 10 I 574 2 161 5 I 43 10 11,4667 G13 853 7

H .L'\OVER.

2 1 21 5 1 47 1 I 17 17 19 10 2 14 40 I 23
1
17 '1

3 6 15 114 0 9 12 6 0 15 12 7 I 8 12

3 9 1 I 17 0 9 6 7 16 2 5 19 '7 8 11 7
3 9 17 I 22 19 9 0 9 8 3 3 21 11 11 10 11

3 11 14 22 15 1 11 14 10 0 2 17 24 11 11 13 11

2 I 18 1 4.0 7 15 15 22 5 6 9 44 9 20 24 9
~

I
2 I 14 12 40 1 I 15 15 1 19 5 6 9 41 9 I 20 21 9 I

I ~': I
4 0 1 10 13 18 7 6 18
8 81
: 1 ,: ; 14 14 16 5 4 16 35 15 17 18 15
I
3 5 7 I 14 16 4 12 1 4 I 15 8 7 8 8
9 12 1
9 4 3 0 21 4 9 12 4
3 12 61 IS 8 9 0
6 0 6 Below Government
13 9 I . requirements.
22 8 11 2 I 3 9 42 19 , 17 25 19
: I :: : I 34. 11 I 8 8 7 12 2 14 18 14 18 14

3 7 oI 18 2 I 16 12 8 4 1 7 26 3 9 17 3

·I 8 o~ 13 4
6 0 6 Below Government
requirements.
E 8 9 I 3 12 2 0 1 4 6 16 6 16
I
19 7 30 0 14 14 12 5 2 11 : 29 10 I 15 14 10

12 3 I 19 16 1 9 6 5 16 1 16 16 18 9 7 18

1 !) 3 9 2 0 5 9 5 9
I
 EDUCATION.
s 40
... =
Elementary & hools
PARI!:'JI OP

TEACHER. I PUPILS.
1~
~
Name and Locality C> ~ i::: I'l l""' .
' Address.
No.
of School. Manager. .t:J.s
rd
C> ~
.;
0
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C>
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<: P...:! z
;..... U2
is i::: p
i::: O I
8 0
--------
I
21 Gurney's Mount ... Rev. F. H. Dillon Flint River L. S. Dawes 1 58 I 30 50 35

22 Mount Peto ... " " A. McFarlane . 148 76 119 34

23 Chichester ... Rev. Dr. Stewart Ramble Robert B. Myrie 1 89 38 53 33.

24 Chest~r Castle ... " " N. M. Campbell 1 94 47 62 29

25 Mount Ward ... Rev. T. P. Russell Montego Bay Robert A. Facey 1 109 48 88 50
26 Sandy Bay ... " " Robert Soley 1 80 45 54 56
27 Bethel ... " " J. H. Reid 1 58 33 42 40
28 Friendship . .. Rev. G, R Henderson Falmouth E. A. Spraggs 1 70 47 51 33
29 Watford Hill ... " " J. E . S. Morris 1 75 47 60 50
- - - --
fill812,314 1,239 il,630 I.
PARISH OF

1 Barnet St. I
... Rev. T. P. Russell
I
MontegoBay H.J. Page 1 ~1481 ~ 1100 52
2 Union St. ... " " Miss Solomon 1 56 34 30 34
3 Union St. ... Rev. A. Thomson " ' . I
4 Upper Union St. ... Mr. John Raeburn " John R aeburn 1 48 29 89 33
5 Jackson Town ... Miss Ann Levin " . .
6 Granville
)
... Mrs. McBayne " Mr. &. Mrs. Mc- 2 89 46 67 33
Bayne
7 Mount Oarey, mixed Rev. Ewd. Hewett " R. G. Lewin 1 69 39 45 34
8 Mount Carey, girb ... " )
" Miss H. B. H ewett 1 41 23 36 30
9 May Hall ... R ev. J.E. Henderson " R. F. Reddick 1 47 25 41 29
G. R. Phillips, E sq. actg.
10 Salt Spring ... " " J. L. Harding 1 81 47 62 36
11 Vvlllte H ouse ... " " William Allen . 1 30
21 I 23 28
12 Mount Horeb ... Rev R. Gordon " G. S. Turner 1 60 4.6 55 40
13 Sudbury ... Rev. E . J. Hewett
" J. E. Annstrong 1 159 83 112 56
14 Salter's Hill & Infant " " A.lex. Gooden 1 ' 215 100 100 39
I
15 Sunderland ... " " Miss Kentbh ... 1 40 20 29 25
. 16 Irwin Hill & Infant ... Rev. R. P . Campbell " A. P eart and Miss 2 151 79 108 50
Welsh
17 Maldon & Infant ... Rev. T. C. Hutchins " J. T. Graham and 1 1 114 77 !)8 42
Assistant
18 Springfield ... " " T. J. Frazer ] 77 41 57 36
19 Buckingham ... " " .
~I
~

20 Point ... " " Miss F. P earson 38 26 34 21

I I
•
 EDUCATION. s 41

I nspected in 1870.
...
- ·'""' ---- ' TIJ!'P""37P'i-we:--

I!A.'<OVER.--<)Q1tti1rn~J
. •

...
"p.

Itomarka.

£ s. l £ s. £ s. I £ s. £ s. £ s.

31 8 o 13 o 10 10 6 0 2 2 IS I2 12 12

3 20 6 18 4 10 4 15 4 6 5 30 13 9 21 13

3 6 2 15 10 9 18 7 12 2 2 19 12 7 12 12

90 24345 8 14 9 8 3 3 2I 5 I2 9 6 Plus Building Grant

3
2 17 10 39 16 17 10 12 0 3 0 32 10 19 13 10

22 8 13 10 3 3 9 0 48 1 24 24 1 Pupil Teachers i)f

1 20 0 48 11
3rd year.
3 17 1 29 3 12 0 6 12 18 12 1.J: 4 12

7 7 20 0 9 18 9 8 3 6 22 12 10 12 12
3
2 15 1 30 10 11 ro 11 15 2 17 32 2 15 17 2

334 19 I664 2 1 4;; 327 14 274 13 72 G 9 0 695 13 318 377 13

ST. JAMES.

2 42 4 45 10 18 14 24 15 3 12 46 11 I 22 24 11

10 4 6 16 4 1 21 1 9 12 1
3 17 13 18 15
I2 0 12 Closed for want of a
25 1 • • Teacher.
9 18 6 16 I I3 I7 7 9 8 7
3 24 0 1!) 13
13 0 13 Not ready.
27 4
9 18 9 4 3 6 22 13 I2 10 8
3 18 11 2;; 7
2 2 20 2 16 4 2
3 I6 12 33 0 10 4 7 16
4 12 3 9 lif 1 17 1
3 5 0 9 0
5 0 1 16 15 10 8 7 IO
3 6 17 17 10 8 14
1
9 8 2 2 22 6 11 11 G
3 23 4 IO 16
4 4 I 10 14 2 7 7 2
3 5 1 15 9
9 4 3 12 24 1G I5 9 16
3 11 10 30 7
!
62 8 25 27 8
1 25 7 51 3 22 8 24 12 i 5 8

3 22 12 34 4 11 I4
20
2 0
o I 8 5
1 7
39 19
7 2
17 22 19
7 2 Plus B.rilding Grant.
E 6 11 40 3 15
6 I7 43 . 2 21 22 2
2 18 3 43 9 17 IO 19 15
39 I 12 27 1 Plus Building gr:mt.
2 25 15 25 9 50 14 14 19 5 5 2
2 14 31 14 11 20 14
3 11 16 23 0 16 16 12 4
8 0 8 Below Government
16 8 l'equirements.
8 6 8 6
E 3 15 3 3 2 12 ' 2 11

11- EDUCATIO~.
 s 42 EDUCATION.

Elementary Scltools
PARrsrr OF

Name and Locality

l---T--E·,_\CII_._x:_n.......,..--,- --P_v_·r_r_Ls_.__ /~
!~~
No.
of School.
JUannger Address.
r-d ui
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~ r <~-
.§ ~ .:: <l ... i:: a CJv. ......

~ G c j:l..,_..Z
- ---1------ --J - - -.-A-,
- - - - -: - 1----- - - -
21 Cambridge Rev. C. G. McGregor Montego Bay Edward Virgo 1 G2 2!> 51 128
22 Mount Reece Rev. T. P. Russell,
acting
" J. II. Oliphant 1 92 4.4 G5 44
23 Lethe " " W. J. Ried 1 70 34 30 32
24 Mount Zion Rev. James Bayne ' Little River William Ried 1 150 62 78 3!)
25 Tryall IC•
" R. .Mc.A.dam 1 50 23 28 32
2G Bethtephai1 Rev. G. R. Henderson Falmouth .Mrs. Ilendcrson 1 llG 8!> 107 57
27 Brownsville
" " Mrs. A.. E . Ricketts 1 70 2G 20 22
23 Goodwill
29 Dunfries
Rev. T. Do,vnie Hampden J. C. Williams 1 lGO I 87 111 GO
" " Miss A. M. Came· 1 G9 40 52 I 31
30 Somerton ron j
" " G. McLachlan 1 104 50 15 29

~:..:p,Jm., ~J :: I: _:;I:
31 Eden Vale
" "
32 Marley Rev. J. A.G. del Rio
"
14 l1s 1,56J II,416 (1,111 : .
1

PARISH OF

1 Falmouth ••. Rev. S. L. Lindo Falmouth F . Bridgett 38 20

I 35 28
2 Fraserville
" " D. C. Bernard 82 40 GO 33
3 Suffield and Infant .. . Rev. John Kingdon
" G. C. Rowan 1 100 8G 49
.4 Granville 75 1
" " Miss Da.:Ydson 52 2G 33 32
5 Martha Brae
" " W.W. Roper . 1 I 81 50 58 31
6 Unity and Infant
" " J. A. Williams 1 1 . 12i G7 104 34
7 Falmouth ... Rev. E. A. Stewart I
8 Bellevue
" B. Powell 11I . llG 581 77 44
Rev. J. Hendrie 1
" T. J White 3G 51 31
9 Reid's Friendship
" cc
T. Stirling
11·16-i
1 1 58 37 4G 42
10 Salt Marsh 1
" " W. S. Sloly
I 47 47 32 '
11
12
Ilastings
Stewart Town
13 Rio Bueno
14 Stewart Town
Rev. G. R. Henderson

... Rev. F. W. Taylor

"
Rev. W. M:. Webb
"
"
"
H.J. Bowen
P. J . Brady
R. A . Simpson
f ·:
1 93
72

29

41
87
~n

78 46
56

35 •

15 W aldensia
Stewart Town T. J. Davis 1 121 52 SG 151
" cc
J. B. Edwards 16i 94 110 50
l G First Ilill . .. Rev. W. C. Harty
" A. Ferguson 91 52 I 67 I 56
. 17 j Duncans ... Rev. Ewd. Spratt I I
I Duncans B. Fullerton 170 I
86 1 124 i 60 i
 EDU:CATION.
"'."'. -
-- :-:;- ---

I
Inspected in 18i9.
ST. J,uIEs-continued.

Rem:i.rks._

i:. s.

3 3 9 15 0 8 8 5 16 1 19 I- 16 3 9 3

2 14 2 27 19 15 8 11 0 26 8 13 13 8
3 14 18 19 15 9 12 6 16 2 5 18 13 9 9 13

3 16 19 31 14 11 14 12 8 4 1 28 3 15 13 3

3 3 2 17 14 9 12 4 12 1 4 15 8 8 7 8
1 23 2 732 22 16 26 14 7 10 57 0 36 21 0

5 8 20 8 10 0 10 Below Government
l'eqnirements.
1 19 9 57 16 24 0 26 2 6 18 8 0 65 0 28 37 0 1 Pupil Teacher 2nd
year
3 9 0 18 17 9 6 8 0 3 3 20 9 9 11 9

3 9 6 3:> 17 s 14 I 10 0 4 4 22 18 19 3 18

E
3
6 19
9 12 :j
- - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -
3 16
12 0
3 9
3 9
11 6
23 7
11 6
25 7

l
. I 421 18 I 796 15 90 310 7 I 310 7 96 9 I 8 0 782 11 I 3S2 I400 11
!'

T RELAWNY.

3 2 1 26 6 8 8 4 0 12 8 13
12• Twelve Shillings ex-
3 20 14 23 6 10 16 8 0 18 16 11 7 16 ce3s of 1st Moiety.

2 31 1G 36 3 GO 17 3 18 15 4 7 40 5 18 22 5 ,,lus Iluilding Grant.

3 4 10 18 2 9 12 5 4 2 8 17 4 9 8 4

3 17 4 23 14 9 6 10 0 2 14 2., 0 11 11 0

3 19 2 31 17 10 4 13 8 3 12 27 4 15 12 4

2 53 16 22 12 15 8 14 10 29 18 11 18 18

9 6 7 4 2 11 19 1 8 11 1
3 6 0 16 19
14 14 9 5 2 5 26 4 14 12 4
2 10 19 2:> 0
3 9 12 9 8 3 3 22 3 11 11 3
4 11 22 11
5 5 8 0 57 5 so 27 5 1 Pupil Teachers of
1 34 8 60 15 50 22 8 21 12 2nd year.
1 10 17 16 10 7 16 Plus B. Grant.
3 4 4 21 6 10 10 5 16
2 16 2 10 5 1 16 28 3 14 14 3
7 11 29 7
9 0 i 50 14 24 26 14 1 Pupil Teacher,; of
1 14 4 I :30 19 40 22 16 15 12 3 6
• 3rd year.
2 23 10 4 10 45 10 15 30 10 Plus B. Grant.
23 13 ' 30 10 • 17 10
1 22 8 15 12 3 15 41 15 18 23 15
9 16 36 4
4 19 8 0 62 15 28 34 15 1 Pupil Teacher of
1 28 2 56 18 24 0 25 16 2nd year.
 •
•
 EDt:"CAT10~.
s ·t:> •
~·------------.----------------------------·
Inspected in 1879.
TR.EL .~W"NY-continued.

Remarks.

2 8 14 M 13 16 2 I lo 10 • 2 14

1 I 16 rn 38 5
l;) 18 '
11 12 ~o 7 9 18 8 1C 21 17
31 3 31
3 4 14 !) 61 4 12
I
1 13 I 15 11 15 11
41 !)
1
rn2 rno l 4 16 1 3!) 18 20 1!) 18

37 !) I 16 2 13 15 3 3 ' 33 0 18 13 0

17 0 8 0 8 A.verage below Go-

I vcrnment rc4uire-
12 1() !) 0 3 12 21 16
3 21 3 9 4 I
I
10
11 16 1 monts.
3 , !) 12 24 !) !) 12 6 16
I
1 1!)
I ls 1 I 12 6 7

3 5 lG lJ 4 8 8 I 5 8 ' 1 13 1 I 15 !) 7 8 9 I
1 I 10 0 30 1!) • I 2!l 8 H 2 3 6 3!) 16 13 24 16
3 1 H H 10 !) 0 5 4 1 lG l 16 0 7 !) 0 I
3 12 ll 18 18 9 6 5 0 1 1 I 13 7 !) 6 7 I
3 , l!l I 22 8 11 2 6 16 116 1 1!) 141 11 8 14
i I
3
3 1
6 6
7 10
28 17
i 23 15 I
31 11 13 I 23 1 13 9 1s I 6 4 . .
I

16 2 u
10 10
10 16

5
I
5 4
8 8
1 19
3 9
17 13
1
22 13
7 ·•
19
11 11 13

2
j
1Eiccess cf 1st l\Ioiety
Plus Building G1·ant.

- - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - --- ---- - - - -
' . 1162 1 I ()~7 lG 163 ' 450 1 I 362 14 85 4 I 3i 0 !)41 18 I 473 468 18

..
•
s 46 El>UCATIO~.

. SYNOPSIS OF SCHOOLS
-- IC\ co
-- -
'I .......
>'I 1'1,;PILS. CLASS OF SCHoorJ
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;:: .....
TE.\CHERS.
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25 1Kingston 6,673 8 19
I
2,40D l,4J6 1,425 1 3 9 1 13 0 1 0

4D ISt. An<lrew J ,_ ,_;..._

' , I Ii)
9-
- <> 21 3,804 2,157 2,014 5 18 2;) 1 0

33 ISt. Thomas ... 7,502 lG 23 2,93G 1,485 1,994 1 5 1 11 I 20 I 1 1

48 Portland ... G,215 15 31 I 2,978 l ,782 2,231 1 li 2H I 1 3

52 I St. ~Iary ... 8,294 2G 2Z 3,364 1,884 2,3•>1 4 16 2J 4 6

2~
I

I
72 St. Catherine
--· 1
13,112 31 37
l
I
5,095 2,8D3 3,332 4
I
1 38 I 2
I
G

42 ) Clarendon ... 10,G21 18 24 3,G67 l,8G7 2,50D 0 13 22 2 0

I
57 1Ianchester ... I 10,738 ·18 !) 6,267 3,412 4,289 12 I
I
2;3 22
0 1
0

42 St. Ann ... 10,601 23 20 3,333 I 1,750 2,196 1 16 20 I 1 . 1

I
74 St. Elizabeth l~,195 5j 28 6,030 3,373 ...I 2:3 40 I 3
4,7161
52 Westmor eland :::1 10,038 ,.1:2 16 •.t,561 2,470 3,423 8 10 1 33 :I 0
,..
2D Hanover ... 6,65-.t. 21 8 2,31.!, 1,239 l ,G30 I 2 I lG 2 , 2

32 ISt. James --·I G,942 1 14 18 2,5 G'J 1,416 1,711 I 3 4 18 3 1 4

34 'l'relawny ... 6,474 22 12 2,925 1,527 2,103 1 G , 8 0 1

-i- ,-
I
I
l!J
-- i
646 I I

'
I
1:!3,834 , 362
1-:- I 52,203 1 28,661 -:.524
I 1-:- 202 !331- 1 19 27

Kon:.-As n few of last year's ~chools do not appear on the List for this year, the sum of l:ist year's
grants is accounkd for thus:-
Ainonnt 0£ Gran ts in 1378 to ~ehools on this Li->t for 1879 £1.>,1:n s i)

Ditto Ditto Ditto not on for lb79

Total Grant11 last rear £1 G,;'n.1 l i O

 EDUCATION. s 47
-'=- -=.cc_

I NSPECTED I ~,879.

s p GRANTS IlECO)DIENDED, 1879. d

cj
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s., £ s.j .£ £-;.;£-s. 1 £--s.·~ £ s. sI s.
£
...
I
£ £
I £
446 19' 704 10 1
I 355 15, 348 10 66 31 ... ... 770 8 342 428 8
I
401 16 l,205 l'i ... 6G6 1. 504! 7 106 7· 16 0 8 0 1,300 151 597 703 15
!
234 12 726 Hl 80 i 473 13 336 2·
I
71 14 21 10 ... 903 o! 347 556 0
272 11 8()7 1 2.J 5.)3 1 384 101 87 10 ... 29 0 1,054 1 417 637 1
359 4 1,001 14 575 6' 425
I I
65 3 86 81 22 10 37 0 1,146 7 465 681 7
601 17 1,6.30 11 290 818 111 633 i.:;1 159 isl 42 0 55 0 1,709 4 805 904 4
382 19 082 15 195 520
31 408 111 91 131 ... 10 0 1,030 7 432 578 7
,..
585 13 l,SSS I 290 919 12 832 16 22.l. 21 97 0 ... 2,073 101 940 1,133 10
I
432 5 1,068 6 60 56:1. 12 412 rn) 103
1
7 43
01
7 0 1,135 181 517 618 18
I
648 17 1,842 18 90 961 lG 746 8, 207 3 29 0 23 0 1,967 7 906 1,061 7

537 18
I t I
833 7
1,2-!5 17 105 630 10 574 2 161 5 43 10 7 0 1,466 7 613
1
334 ID 664 2 45 327 14 274 131 72 61 9 0 12 0 695 13 318 377 13
I I
421 18 796 10 DO 324 15 310 7 D6 91 8 0 ·13 0 782 11 382 400 11
I I I
462 1 9.t7 161 10.)
I
·! 50 1 362 141 85 41 ::l4 0 9 ID. 941 18 473 468 18

--
I

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1- -1- - - - - 0- -
6,123 9 1;3,723 8 1,.300 8,191 10 6,554 1811,61!) 91370 10,210 19 16,977 6 7,574 9,403 6
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.
s 48 EDl,"CA.TIOX.

THE PAROCHIAL A • DENOllll:N'ATION.AL sr,M.

I
Parish. Church of ,England. j Wesleyan. ., :Moravian.

I
'

-, Xo. 1 £ s. d.
I
1
;- 1 - -- i- ·-
Xo. £ s. d. Xo. £
----
s. d.
25 Kingston ... 7 168 5 o, 4 92 JD 0 ... ...
49 St. Andrew ... ~3 ! 635 8 Q I
I "' ~0:3 0 0 ... ...
38 St. Thomas ... 16 I 422 13 -0 13 336 Ii 0 ... . ..
}
48 Portland ... 3o I 681 18 0 5 1~8 u 0 . .. ...
53 St. M:ary ... 20 ' 5i5 8 0 I 5 104 12 0 ... ...
.I
~w I
I
72 St. Catherino ... 778 16 0 I 13 33.,1, 18 0 ... ...
4:3 Clarendon ... 1-> ...
~ ' 290 10 0 3 ().J. 1t 0
I
...
57 Manchester ... 657 4 0 2 {)7 J5 0 17 .561 2 0
l9 1
42 St. Ann ... 11 33:3 11 0 11 296 ...
4 (1 I . ..
74 St. Elizabeth ... 3:1, 911 14 0 6 l <:O 4 0 24 741 l l 0
Westmoreland ... 14 240 0 0 6 119 7 c 13 345 16 0
29 Hanover ... sI 79 1G 0
I 51 IGO 16 ... ...
.
32 St. James ... 2 I 41 10 Q I 4 11~ 13 :1 1 43 2 0
34 l ...
Trelawny s 7
... . 147 2 0 227 16 0 ..
- ,- - - - - - - - - - -[- · ---- - - - --- --
646 I Totals 187D ... 229 I 6,00;J 15 0 [ 92 2,;)72 1 0 , 5,j 1.891 11 9

- -,- - - - - - - - - / - - - - - - - - - - ·--,- -- --· ·-

617 Totals, 18 78 ··· ~l.J 1 5,665 9 0 DO 2,355 17 0 51 1,106 13 0
I
---·- - - - - - - - - - -,------f--.- - - --- -- i- - - - ------- :·
1
Denominational Incrs 114 338 6 0
1
2 16 4 O 4 184 18 O

I " Decrease I ...I ... I... I .. .

1
-.--------i--~ -------------- ----- -------

'! .Averagc to each School, 1' ! 1

187.J. ... ... 26 4 4 ... ~5 15 o ... 34 'i int

I . . 1878
1
... / ,. • 7,. . · I 26 3 6} ... :33 9 3~
---~- -- - -·-- - -- -- - - -- - ~- -- -
 EDl'CATIO~.

)l,tRY OF GHAN'fS IN AID .FOR 18ia.

I United Presby- London ~1issionary United Methodist

Baptist. Church of Scotland. terian. Society. l!'rcc Church.

- 1- - - - 1 - -
No. I
1

I
£ s. d. No. 1 £ a. I
d. Ko I~ No. --£-~I No.--£--=--:
3 108 12 0 ! l . 13 5 0 1 22 10 0 ...

4 , 93 11 0 I ... 1 26 6 0 5 133 19 0
I
4 , [,8 0 0

91 164 13 0

8' IG9 5 0 ... I 11 214 11 0 ... 5 95 11 0

17 3~9 13
I
o I .. .
I 3 56 lD 0 ... 7 158 3 0

14 300 3 0 ! .. . 1 32 12 0 9 247 3 0 2 59 7 0
2 60 13 0 2 54 10 0 10 I 381 2 0 5 291 4 0 I ...

14 370 12 0 1 ... ... 1 33 19 0 2 33 10 0 2 54 6 0

I

7 150 4 0 i 3 -03 14 0
I
11 260 12 0 I ... 5 127 11 0 ...
....
I
I 116 ll 0 12 308 10 0 ...

14 332 11 0 8 200 0 0 ...

12 .301 ] o o . ... ... 6 128 15 o 1 41 15 o I ... ...

~:---:-'----'--, -1:--1----
1 2~ I QOl
2,941 13 0 I 6 131 9 0 138 ' 1,506 9 01 18 , _ : 18 21 501 6 7

l~0,~819 11-0,~1-:2 7- 0 ~ 1,556~1-:1--:-:-:-1-:-:-~

_ i _____ 1_l________ j____1_1____ - - - - -
2~ 18
0
··~ I 49° ~9
0
>. 0··~8 ~
122 2 0 02 3 0
6 ..1. 0 0 •.. 0 .. ...
... I ...
I I
- · ------'--·- - - - -'-- - - - - - - - - - - - -
l I
I I

25 197 ;).·,-~,
. ·
21 18 2 S3 U 0 ... ::!:1 17 5
23 9 11 I

• 23 9 11 I 21 15 3) 26
-~--~·-----_:_'---------------
I
35 12 0 24 19 2t

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_ _ _,,._...,
__GN_t...

13 -En ucu ;o:..

Cd .......
11!!::
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,,""""':;.:iat:i.•~-~,...,~ ,.C . - -C:liitlll'l.t*'. ::X:Z:JLl&:!::Ll.ttJJUQSt Cl::ut Mlltl"~liU:~
-I
 EDuCA.'IION.

PAROCHIAL .A.ND DENO~IINATIONAL SUM-

American Mis- American Chris- Hebre\v

Pari~h. sio:1ary Society. tian Church. R{iman Catholic. National.

--
~o. · £
;
6. a.
·- -
I
No. j £ s. d. Xo.
.- -
I
I

I £, s. d. Xo.
,-, £ s. <l.

25 Kingsten 1 31 0 0 3 l :! 1 ] 6 0

49 St. Andrew ·3 82 b 0 3 83 3 0 ~
33 ' St. Thomas I
45 PorLland J1, 8 o!
.G2 St. :Mary 2 39 0 0 1 8 0 0
72 St. Catherine 2 25 17 0
42 Clarrn<lon
57 J\I anc:bester
4~ St. Ann I

74 St. .Elizabeth I
-o
vw Westmoreland

29 IIano>er I !
I ..
I

I
32
34

641J
St. James

Trelawny

Totals, 1'1 i9 ···13

_ _I

s• s o , I ""' " o ~JS,, ,~1-

I ... I ··
. -.--..-
i
1
617 Totals, 1878 - - - 5 --:-~-3-~5 11-0 -. 1-:-~ - . -, . . ~

Denominational Incrs.
----,- --- 3 77 U O ~- n
-'---.1
I J.11

" Decre::se 2 29 15 0 1 .. ., 0 ~

,-.----- ,- ----'- -----·!

Average to cac:h School
18i9 27 9 4 25 10 2 22 19 7~

" ,, 1878 ... 22 8 7 2.3 0 8 20 ]3 4

t
I'
K=A X
2 A tJI _ L--
 EDt'CAl'IOX. s 51

:MARY OF GRANTS IN AID OF 1870.

PAllOCRl.\L TOTALS.

Native Baptist Parochial

Association. U ndenominational.
For 1878. I
For 1879.
Increase and\ Docrease.
I
------ r -
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _!
---------· 1'

No. I £ '· d. ( ' · ~ '· ''· ! t '· <l. £ '· d. £ '· d.1 .£ s. d.

... I ... :> I :.'H I I) l i'iO 8 () 73l 6 0 39 2 0

1 li u oI ~ 1
:.'5 8 0 '
l
J ,:lOO 15 0 1,212 17 0 87 18 0

G3 10 O UOJ 0 0 829 1 0 72 lV 0

3 64 16 0 1,054 1 0 921 9 0 133 12 0

... 1
I

... I J,146 7 0 1,105 14 0 40 13 0

1 I 2·1 18 oI 1,709 4 0 1,730 13 0 21 19 0

l ::,5 18 0 I ] ,030 7 0 l ,02·.J, 0 0 6 7 0

2,0~3 10 0 1,932 4 0 141 6 oI

16 0
... I I
1,135 18 0 J,118 19 0 J!)

J,967 7 0 1,860 0 0 107 7 0

... ,
... 3 73 1 0 1,466 7 0 1,337 13 0 128 14 0

695 13 0 664 2 0 31 11 0

52 15 0 782 J1 0 828 0 0 45 9 0
3
941 18 0 1,009 19 0 68 l 0

- -- -----1------ ----- - - -1----·-- - - - - - - -

1 17 9 0 23 552 7 o lG,977 G O

.. I 22 585 13 0 16,~05 17 0

- ' - - - - --1------.--- -----1--- --·- - - - - - · - - - -m

1 17 9 0

1 33 6 0

- - - - - --------~-----·----·----

17 9 0 24 0 31 26 5 7t

26 12 4i 26 19 91

I
 s 52 r:::::n;c_\.TIOX.

A COl\IPARATffE VIEW OF EIKME:8TARY

·n: V ' 111rn s. Pl"PILS. CLA~S OF SCHOOL.

0"' c)
0
0

Year.
I
~
w
c;., "g
H
..
~

o..µ r-g j o~ '

I
. 8 ~ .S ~a;
173
e ..., .
§I?
I 0 ..:j I
~ 0
l .Ej, Ql'.J- ·:::
II ., i:i:l ~~ a§ "'i
:•--~-~~---
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_£__~_
~

,-
0
:::l
-~-~-d-'1--,-:-
~ :; ~ ~~
1-
~
... I' I
22~10s I
1
18GS 286 130
I
r;.2
1!),761 I 12,.216 14,4.)3 31 1' 206 1~139
262 159 lll 20,439 I 11,6GO 1:3,!•21 ~

1870 329 186 I l;iO 336 !:!.'.;,961 14,C09 17,312 4 ! 35 , 206 i

I
1871 ... , 408
I
I
229 205 430 I 33,343 , lfl, G4:-1- 23,521 6 68 239
18i2 138 2.'58 202 460 38,00G I 22,435 2i,76l 7 263
-1873 156 285 202 4871 37,496 ' 22,0.!:4 12.i 2i4
I !
1874
"'/ .500
317 213 530 I 43,135 2.:i,lGO 29,DGi I 17 14.) 285

27,e27 I
~ I
J 37.:; 52G 328 20G 5341 41,023 1
2'1,vSG 31 281
1876
1877
5C9 580 ~G,Gii4 I 27,2i0
I
I ~J2. (),j!) I 45 314
583 352 247 599 o0,332 2DJSD :J::i,51 G I 51 161 330
1878 ... ! 617 30.1, 2il 625 I 5J,4SS 29,679 I 3-1,578 51 ! ] 76 1343

1879 646 362 291 653 52,2-13 I 2S,661 36,524 I EH 202 . 33!

·- - - - - - -I - - -' I 1_1_
Increase
I 29 8 20 281 755 1,646 II 10
I
: 26

-De-cr- ea-se--,-. .. / - -· - - - - - -
... -1- ----::0JS ,--.--1--!-9-

Attention il' drrctE>d to the following facts, showing lhc steady pl'o~ress of P.leme11tnry Education in
Jamaica. L:.· a cont:-ast of the rrsi:lts of the year 1~79 with those or l!:>it', and of 1Hi8 the first year
under ihc prc,,cnt system of inspcctivu : -

A.D. 1868. 1818. l~'i'O.

PassP.d as I'ir t Class Schools 1 !iJ., 64
" Sl'C•)nd Clal5~ S<•hooJs fj J j(j
" 'rhird Class Schonls 202
8~) :l·1:3
Total :N"uw bcr of Sch ooh; i nspoci ctl i'8t1 GJ7 64()
Trained 'rcadtL·rs 1:30 :362
l' utraincd Trachers .. . J .5:!
Chi:drcn Hegistcrcd .. . Hl.'i Ct
271 2n
,j1 /f·S~ 5'.?,:.?4:3

, 4
A vcragc Attendance .. . 12,210
D0<·rcnsc ocrr.~ior.rc\ hy tho ~rt wcath~r <lnr:n:: tl1e l:lst h:.lf of lKS.
~U,G70 1
~28,6Gl
~
~
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 EDUCATION. B 53

SCHOOLS INSPECTED IN THE YEARS 1868to1879.

r:i OilAXTS IN AID.

,g
~
0
(I)
i:::..
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Ul .; 0
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,... .,
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Cl 0 "O ..... c
R E-i ~ 0 u U2 <l H
- ril H
- - - -·- - £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s.
£ £ s.

88 102 184 ... l,3GO 10 1,570 10 47 10 ... ... ... 2,978 0

21 45 217 ... 2,218 0 2,155 13 57 10 ... ... ... 4,46I 8

53 31 2()8 , 1,!::50 2,930 0 2,760 IO 89 lG ... 77 0 ... 5,857 6

47 48 358 1,280 I 3,475 0 3,767 2 1G5 5 348 2 235 0 ... 8,260 9

35 34 42G I ,500 4,405 0 4,542 2 318 14 477 I4 153 16 ... 9,897 6

I6 30 450 1,'100 4,915 0 4.,65I I9 43I 12 787 I3 195 8 ... I0,98I 12

22 31 4DO l ,586 5,470 0 5,452 ID 586 0 988 I3 2IO 0 ... I2,707 I2

I
26 33 GI7 I ,-.iS.t 5,780 o l 5,382 2 531 rsl1,026 ol 254 16 ... 12,974 16

18 3G 564 I ,500 G,705 13 6,I59 I7 361 161I,228 12 296

01
... 14,750 18

574 1,573 7,I4 7 12 6,6I7 I5 308 211,490 8 14.3 I6 I67 IOI I5,707 13
15 23

14 30 607 1,500 7,522 IG G,677 IG ... 1,574 I 81 203 Ii 327 IOI lG,305 17

I9 27 641 1,500 8,19I IO 6,554. 18 r ... l,6I9 91 240 191 370 IOI 16,977 6

- -- - - - - --' ----
5 ... 31 ... 668 14 ... ...
I 44 11 38 2 43 0 671 9

- -- -- -
... ... ... .. . 122 I8 ... . ... " '"1
... ...
3
I
c

The Total Amount of Grants in Aid of Elementary Schools this year is made up as follows :-
597 Schools passed regularly and received ·.. £16,222 13 0
19 Exceptional Schools received ... ... I43 4 0
25 Schools that were not rendy or failed, received in advance ... 240 19 0
£16,606 16 0
641 Total Number Aided
370 IO 0
5 Schools examined but not Aided. Grants for Pupil Teachers
Grants for Building purposes 1,500 0 0
646 Total Number Inspected.
Total to Elementary Schools £18,477 6 0
24 Closed.

670 Applied for Inspection.

14-EDUCATION,
s .34 EDt"CATIOX.

CEX.EI!.AL SU1\11IARY OF ALL THE

Parish.
~ . . '-0
~~ l'l Avemgo Income from ,_. Income. l!Jxpe!!.diturc.
2g ,...8 .A.t!cncl- Gn,rern1ncnt ,.8
I: ':J
~'fl ~~ ance. und Sclwol Fees. S
:j
z 0 1 z
- - - - - - -.- - -·--- -·- - -- ·------ - - - - - - - ---·- - - - - -:- - - -- -!

!~~~
£ E. d. £ ~. <l. +·
c..,, G. d.
2,40:> l,1CG 1,~17 7 0
.' St. Ant!rcw 3,801 2,1G7 1,702 11 0
Gt. Tlio:::ius 2,03G 1,480 1,107 12 0
2,!li8 1,782 2 73 471 l'J G 4G1 0 0
ISt. :!n.7 52 3,36--! 1,S~ 1,5'.);) 11 0
S~. C::.faer.:;:3 .. . 72 2,S!l3 2,311 1 0 1 I C2 53 !CO 18 !) 100 18 9
I
,~,:::
42 3,GG7 1,867 1,413 6 0
57 G,Z67 3,412 2,65!) 3 0
Si. .Ailn 3,333 1,750 1,503 3 0
S!. Eliz:!beth ... G,030 2,616 4 0
3,3731
Wcs~orel:md ... 4,5()1 2,470 2,004 5 0
2,314 1,23!) 1,030 12 0
St. J:!me3 32 2,36() 1,416 1,214 9 0
Trelaw::!y 1,527 1,403 10 0

Totals ... 161G 152,~·13 2S,GG1 23,13:> 15 &i~ rn sj 5G-! 18

..
 :CDt"ClTIO~.
s 55
SCHOOLS IX THE ISLAXD I~ 1873.
I

/ No:nuL. Gn.\ND ToTAL.

------.-----.---- -:-------1-------
PJ p~PIL~.. .,
I <1 g
. li'PUP~L~.
'-< .,_, 8
~ ~o ~n
UJ ~- •
~ i:: o .f~ o1 e~
Cl

"O .J2 Income. E::o::pe::.d;.turo. '? :'.! Income. Expo:iclituro. Total Income.
§
I Gg
~
f?cr§
~
2~.::.,-~ g,_;...
8
~E~
1 ~ f~~
~ 28
~ :,
o]
~ ~(~
~_i_~--------'~!5~_-_..._______.______ ~ ~- ~ ...
"' .... w • ::3 C>

2 400
I £ s. <l. I £ s. d. 11 £!, s. cl. £ s. <l. ---/--1- -£-s-.-d.w
:m. 1,331 12 10 1,an :5 !l 2 5!l 5D 3,188 1::i 10~ 2,so1 4 10 20 2,sasl 1,irn u,727 1:} 3~·
... ... ... ... ...... ...I
... ... 4!) 3,804 Z,15711,702 11 0
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
. .l. .
1
... ... ... s8 2,!l::GI 1,~su 1,1::7 12 o

... ... ... ...

..f .I ... ... ... 50 3,137 l,8Gll l,793 11 . G

..f .I ... •.. ... &2 3,3C1 1,88·!11,505 11 0

... ... ... ... 131 31 l,~!JS 12 S l,52G !l G 74 5,213, 2,982: 1,010 12 5
5 651 G15 17 li 618 G 1 ...1. .. 1 . .. ... ... -17 4,:as/ 2,211 2,020 3 li
2 339 101 '.:G'.) l;) G za;:; 0 0 1 0 v 179 7 7 17!) 7 7 GO 6,GCG 3,G03, 2,92S 13 li
1 23 0'.)G 0 0 01:5 0 0 3,3.:611 1,773, 2,580 3 0
c. : : .. ..
... ... 43
2 56 55 1,0'.?o 4 7 I l,GiG G 8 ::: 7G 6,0SG 3,42814,51!3 8 7
1 70 1..7 Gl "
"
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., I :J:-0 0 0 ... 1... j I... •.. ••• ,,
5., ~
4,C.>l J,al
t) -
I'"'
71I)4..•a- 8 3
1 50 l..G !:70 0 0 270 0 1
0 i.·.·.·i.·.·.·1.·.·.· ... ... :;o 2,::a1 1,285 1,300 12 0
1 2 2 c:> 0 0 G:> 0 0 ... . .. ::s
1
2,uc2· 1, ns/
1,z;-± 10 o
... ... ... ... ...
··-:---: ... ... ... ,, 2,,,,1 ,,,,T"" ,, •
: I
1,591 1,w.:o ~;-.:;-.w-G_G_:·-5,-7e--a-s._G
. ,c- j -i;!lo: !J!l , ::~
4,!lGG 13 l}/ 4,507 1 10 Joos 154,175129,913 34,420 11
1
•
s 56 EDtrC.ATION.

GOVERNMENT

PUPILS.

Nruno M::ster
On Books. IAveragc Attendance.
Parish. and Locality of and ----:----:-----
School. Assistants.

r:.....-----·- -----:--------.- --------------------

Porthmd .. . Port Antonio ... Rev. Andrew Willis 43 31 74 18 15 33 52
Charles Town
Ditto ... Buff Bay River Robert Elworthy . .. 34 47 81 18 38 46 63

W OnlDIASTER.

Edward Wallen •..

SEWING MISTRESS.

Miss J. Wood

St. Catherine Spanish Town W. A. Milne 92 92 58 58 59

·--- -=

,
 El>t'C.\.TIO~.
8 51
SC Il 0 0 LS, 1878. /

INCO,\IE. E:S:PF.NDITURE.

Appliances BuilctingA EEMAlUl:S.

From Go- School furnii>hcd
Total. Salaries. and Total.
vernment. Fees. and Ap-
prenticos. Repairs.

----- ---------- -
£ s. d. £, s. d. 1~.--:i £ s. d. £ S. d. £ B. d. £ s. d.
150 0 0 7 19 6 l5i 19 6 150 0 0 ... I ... 150 0 0

... I
0 ... ...
l
230 0 230 0 0

I
48 0
oI f 314
0 o• 48 0 0
I ... ... 314 0 0 I 0
Less I ncome de.
rived from Mer.
! I rick's Charity.
JI
I

36 0 0 36 0 0 ... I ... .. .
I

80 0 0 20 18 9 100 18 9 80 0 0 20 18 9 ... 100 18 9 I

- - -I I I \

I
I·..
I

~55-1.
p
0 0 28 18 3 572 18 3 1544
I
0 0 I 20 18 3 ... 18 9 I.

<II

flt
.

'
.
··-
'
 EDUCATION.
'B 58
....------------~~-~- ··· Endou:ed

iPOPILS.

Managers, Teachers1
Average
Name of AttendancE!.
--,--.--1
Trustees. Clerks, l\Iatrons
Schools.
and other Officers.

Wolmer's The Members of John-Tillman,

f %£ . - - , - - - - - - -

Head Master

Free School, the Municipal J. G. l\rurray,

Second ditto 160 0

Church Street. Board for the G. H. Thompson,

1
1
Third ditto
82 01~
S. C. Lawrence .!:I
time being. C'l

.,
Fourth ditto 70 0 ~ 200 260 '400 ~
.-l

A. L. Lecesne,
Head :Mistress 100 o ....
S. Smith, Second ~
CJ)
ditto 9() 0 ..
~·
M. Maillet, Third ~
ditto 1(} 0
F. Badley, Fourtll
10
ditto 6(} 0 8~
C. Thompson,
Clerk to Trustees 36 4
A. Sutcliffe, Janitor 31 0
E.Brydie, Teacher
of Sewing Class 20 0
M. Maillet, As·
sistant ditto 12 0
- - ------··l.l~-1---·------ ------ - - - - - - - - - - --,-- - - , -- - -,- -
VERE DISTRICT Members of the MA..'<'AGER: £
FREE SCHOOLS.
M'l!Ulicipal Bo:rd,
Rev. C. T. Husband 0
and J. J. Ron&ld- tl)

TEACHERS: I.....
son, O>

Alley 1 W. D. Moodie and 100 83 44 127 36 ~

R. A. Petrie 40
Hayes 2 Jos. Gouzales
50 1 78 63 141 52~, t2~ 95

C/2
Milk River 3 T. Atlcinson 60 88 72 160 5211 41§ !l4
Portland 4 G. A. Moodie ~ H? 0
50 86 52 138 g C'I ' '1'
""' O> ;.;
.-l
Kemps Hill 5 Geo. Foster ~ fil MM ~td ~
Monitors 11 . . • • I~ ~
CLERK: '
II ......ii ~
W. D. Moodie j 20 KDec ea.ad 30'ti\M.arch,1879.)
.L I I l £ 3871 I l I I I
.------------......·------..-----------·------~'~-'_..;,l~.1.~v·~-~-~~L~--~----~
I -
.
:/_ •. __
!
Not Examined.
Not Excmined.
/
I
~
~
\Boys School.
\ Girls School.
I ~
~ ~~
8
~
~·
~

· -
1 I I"" I Boys f'chool. I a:. o
~~
6 ::;
~ ~
o~
H v
<b
~

I
CJ

Girls School. ~- ; ~
1
1
I ,_.
1 ...., f
I__ - ---------
In Treasury, £6,256 at 8 per cenL. I
Govornmcnt ::).:wings.Bank, £10 5 o
__ _ _ __
,- Fuuds in Pub~ Treasury.
or Bank bem·11.g Interest
Under Law 47 of 186'.> £2,600 } -

- --
None.
·- -- - - - -- - - - - - - - -
.
I
Under Law 17 of 1874
Under Law 27 of 1872
c. 23, (paid qnartcrly)
1,700
1,306
:£5,GOO

£1,044 0 0
[
l Debentrnes.
- ,- - - - - -Perpetual Annuity on £12,00'"0~un~d-=-er-::C2;cS"'V"i"-c=-.-}----------:,-- - - -.- - - - -,- - 1
Interest !n TreamP y J,
I __
£500 9s. 711.
_ Interest_on :-;1wing11 Bani.; ~epo~its 7 12 10 or Savings Bank.

None,
Under l ,aw 47 of 1869
Urnlcr Law 17 of 187-!
~130 0 0 per annum,
8!> o o ditto.
I Interest on Deben-

-----I.- ------
65 o o
Un<ler Law 27 of 1872 ditto.. turce.
..z
el~ I 8
I ...,
~ [>:!
1
i
Rent of Land. r::
~ I. ~
C1

IISchool Fees.
(')
;...
• - -

I
I
--
No I H
0
- - - - - - - - - - '- -- - - - fone. ~

: __ _ _ ;e1,3:n iL2s. lOd.

--·
I Total. , I
. £1,052 J'.8s, Od.
- -
I 81!laries. I I II
i

No .,,~
- t')

£10 Os. Od. £t01 "'t:>

::i I 1:
£ 26 6-· - £457 1
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Teachers Residences
Building Purposes 229 0 ir £255 0 0

£618 6s. l d. £1,611 :

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Endozrcd

PvPILs.
Managers,

Name
-§ Teachers, Clerks, On Books. Average
' .Attendance.
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en Trustees.
of Schools. ~
Matrons and
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~fa'ldeville !Ion. J.1.1. :\1uirhead

St. Georges Hon. J. s~wers Fred. Murray
Rev. D. B. Panton Mrs. Brandford
Rev. Thos. Lea R. Sparks
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Dr. Chevers 0
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8 C. J.1.IcKay 8 z
E-< G. Sturridge, Esq.
en P. Thomas
€l"" A. W. Ileron Mrs. Thomas
~ l\I. E. Muirhead Angus C. Kennedy
G. Miles

Horatio Swaby
A. C. Logan I I I
A. !Sa.pier ' [ I

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Jamaica Free 1 Tho Governor Rev. J. Leslie Mais,

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Chief Justice B.A., Cantab, Head I I I
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Attorney General Master
Municipal Iloa.r,~of I
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St. Ann
Ernest M. Mais,

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£2 7•H
ot• n.mk bcn.rmg mil'rcst.
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- - - - - - - - - - - ''· Nono l ocl:'°cniurcs-.- - - - - -

£!:JOG l'crpetual Anuuity I £21!) !Os. GJ. 1 luterest !n Treasury
--------------------
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Intcrost on- beben-
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I;n.nd, 280 Acres given to He::.d ~
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Officers £225
Serv~ts 60
21 Boys nt £30 per annum cach-£630
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£22:>
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School .Appliances. ~
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____ ~I-- ---- _____ ~~=~-- £40 IBuildings, &c. ~
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I~~ I~ I PUPILS.

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Managers, Average
N::me of
Teachers, Clerks,
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jii Rector of Saint Head Master. ~~ r:J •

Elizabeth.
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J. Gruchey, Se- 100 I ::.r:i:.
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Mount Zion
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:Municipal Board of Medical Attend- lOIO <C(O
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Saint Elizabeth. ant ,......_, ,......_,
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J. R. Usher, Clerk 50
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J E. E.Ramson, :Mis- 60
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Free School time being Clarke, Master

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Hevd. S. Vaughn Usher I I I I I
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I £23,337 4s. 3d. in Public Treasuary at 6 per cent.- £1,400 4s. 7d.
£ G,000 Os. Od. in Debentures £ 306 Os. Od.
I Funds in Public Treasury
or Bank bearing interest.
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I £1,400 4s. 7d.
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£ 471 3s. 3d.
I £ 1,926 4s. 7d.
£610
j Total. I
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£327 I .Allowance to Servants

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Salaries.
p-
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£646
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- I Girl School 360
..Boru:d, LCtdgings, &c.
of Pupils.
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£40 Os~· Od. £ lOs. 3d. I Buildings, &c.
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School. 0
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and other Officers.
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R usro's Froo 1 Tho Custos and the Rev. J. K Colly-

175 0
School Municipal Tioard more, Master
of tho Parish
George Strick.er, c) .;
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30 20 50
0 28 18 46
AMistant Alaster
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:Mrs. Mc?'.enzie, 4 16
School Cleaner
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Nono. I Debentures. •
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STUDE:!IT:i.

X1m10 and Object of Insti- Superintendent &nd Normal

District of Institution.
tut1on. Teachers.

----~,------------------ -- -- --
80 and 82 H:mover ' Uico Institution. F or Jvlm E. Martin, Principnl 35 Nil 35
1
St.·eet, C1ty and training N at1 ·;e Te::chers and Gencml Superintendent
l ' arJJ>h of Kmt,'l!ton for t!le Elenumtary
i-cho<>ls of the Isla,1d, :Cdwru:d ~lelviile, Assistant
Hnndurn•, &<:. &c., aad
ed11c:1tin:; in t wo huge
:-chools the po\.lr~r cld-
dren of the community

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East Queen Street Calahnr Institution, or Rev. D. J. East, President a>~ Nil 24
ll<>pf.ist Cdlege for the
Erluca.tion of Christian Rev. J. Seed Roborts, Prin-
Miniatern and DnySchool ciral nttd Genernl Supcrin- ]
Te:tcher~ and for general t.mdent of the Normal SD
Education School r~ l
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Mr. E. Pinnock, Master of ~
Di;.y Schoel

.As~istant~, the Normal School

Students
1

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.Baptist Missionary Society £500 Grant from tho Trnstecs of Lady Mico'11 Charity -\ lfrom Endowment\
\ or Societies.
1 ~t
- I ~~-~~~~-~~-- . ~

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Grant en.med by Day School £68 15s. Od. £351) 0 0 Government. (/;)
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Each Student pays a fee of £6 for Books-£60

Day School fees £26
I E~h Student pa~'s an entran?O fee of £6, hut thiti is whollJ: expended
m Books for lumself, 12s. is however doouctcd for Stationery and
I School Fees.
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other fees
1 ~

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Ditto England None 0th& .,,.,.,,.
30 0 0

£1,232 0 0 £1,956 0 0 I Total

I
£647 1 4~ £500 0 0 I Soiadoo.
t:;l
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£4S6 11 n £900 0 0 • Board and Lodging
of Students.
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Books, &c. 66
~ 166
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and Sundries.
to
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IBuilding and Re-

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pairs.

£1,l'iO 4 10 £1,631 0 0 Total.

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I of Elamonfo.•7 • chcols.
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Dr. Tomp;;ctt, :i•Ic<l:c::l At-
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Physivlugy. ~
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\ From "Enclowme::i.t
or Societ~es. ~
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£1,598 12s. 8d.
j Tot:!l.
£17() 7s. 7~d.

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£620 6s. 8d. Sclr.r~cs . ti;!
For the Teacher, £55 On. Od. t:::l
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£75 19s. 6d. £ 823 lls. Sci.
Ilo:trd and Lodging
of Students.
g
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£9 Gs. 9d. £ 82 lls. ld.
and Sundries. ...t:I
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II Building:; v.nd Re-
p:tirs.
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s 70 EDUCATION.

RETUP;-;-T!..i: PRIXCIP.A.L PUBLIC.A.TlO:NS Dt"RIXG THE YEAR 1879, INCLUDING

NEWSPAPERS A~D REVIEWS.

'ITLF.S OJ!' PUBLICATIONS.

__-" -

Tho Colonial St:md:ird Daily K owspaper The Trcbwny Twico a Week

'Ihc Gleaner ... Samo Tho Jamaica Ga::ette Once a Weck

Gall's X 1.i-1<s Lc~~cr ... Samo The Police Ga:ctte ... San:e

' Tho Tiudget ... Sa=:.o DeCor:forn's Family Jo".!rnal ... Samo

Tri-Wcekly Gkanor Three times a W ce"k Tho J amc.ica Instructor Twice a :Month

Tri-Weekly Record ... Same The Church Chronicle Once a Month

The Falmouth Post Twice a Week The Jamaica Witness ... Samo

The Jamaica Almanack Once a Year

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COINS, EXCHANGES, &c.

1879-.
 T 2 COINS AND EXCHAXGES.

COLOl\L\L BAXK-8ELLING lhTE FOR BILLS OF Excll.\XGE ox Exou::rn AT K1.:mTY D.\YS SIGJIT.

1878. January ... One per cent. premium

February ... " ditto ditto

March ... " ditto ditto

April " ditto ditto

:May ... " ditto ditto

June ... " ditto ditto

July ... ·' ditto ditto

August ... " ditto ditto

September ... " ditto ditto

October " ditto ditto

November ... ·' ditto ditto

December ... " ditto ditto

--"

COIXS.

Gow. £ s. d. 1 SILYER, £ s. d.
Doubloons- ·English- I
Old Mexican Average ... 3 6 0 Crown ... 0 5 0

Columbian . ... 3 4 0 Half Crown . .. 0 2 6

.Aliquot parts i'} proportion ... Florin ... 0 2 0

~· 1-Sovereigns-

English and Australian

Half Sovereign ditto

... 01
0 10
0 0

0
Shilling

Sixpence

Fourpence
...
...
...
0

0
1 0

0
6

4
.American- Threepence ... 0 0 3
Double Eagle ...., 4 2 0 Two Pence ... 0 c 2

Single ditto ... 2 1 0 Penny Halfpenny ... 0 0 lt

H alf ditto ... 1 0 6 Nickel Coins- . ..
Qua\i;er ditto ... 0 10 3 Penny . .. 0 0 1
Dollar ... 0 4 1 Halipenny ... 0 0 Or
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T 3
Al\10fil""T OF COJXS IN CIRCUL.A'l10X.
Estimated at £300,000 ~but from the Bank's returns, and constant importations, it is evident
that a considerable amount 1s hoarded up.

A~IOU~T OF PAPER CURREKCY IN CIRCULATIOX.

Colonial Dank :Xotel!, average circulation for the year 1878-79 £131,476 0 0

ACCOUNTS.
Kept in British Sterling.

"WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

The same as are used in. England.
 u
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SHIPPING
AND

IMPOR'l,S AND EXPORTS.

1879.

..
 STIIPPlNG.

No. 1. Numbel', Tonnage, and Orews of Sailing Vessels Entered at Ports in the

BRITISH.

COUNTRIES WHENCE WIT:fl CARGOES. CT BALLAST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES.

ARRIVJ.:D.
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United Kingdom 83 2!>,272 1,040 6 2,578 81 89 31,850 1,121 27 9,007 270

DooUnion of Canada 100 13,UJ6 656 1 288 7 101 13,484 663 2 300 12

United States 17 2,326 114 17 2,326 114 134 22,15!) 865

Spanish West Indies 1 68 6 6 647 36 6 715 42 7 522 66

British Gui:ma 11 3,215 102 11 3,215 102 1 321 7

Foreign States America. 3 42!) 22 . 3 429 22 3 392 20

New Grenada 2 356 17

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2 356 17 .
French West Indies 8 2,438 76 8 2,438 76

British West Inclies 45 3,722 302 15 4,338 145 60 8,060 447 3 537 2!)

Danish West Indies 10 3,036 !)5 10 3,036 95

Republic of Ifayti 1 83 6 4 1,234 27 5 1,317 ·33 3 412 1!)

Portugal . 4 1,046 33 4 1,046 33

Gennany 1 252 10 1 252 10 4 1,090 35
France 1 242 8 1 242 8
Dutch West Indies
British Honduras 1 90 7 1 90 7 •
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Italy . 1 234 10
Portuguese Colonies > 3 614 24 3 614 24
Venezuela 1 148 7 1 148 7
Spain . .) 1 317 9 1 317 9
British I:asL Indies 1 75!) 41 . 1 75!) 41
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Drazil 3 933 2!l 3 !)33 2!) .
Gibraltar . 1 241 10 1 241 10
l\ll'xico .
Drilish Africa 1 3!)!) 12 1 3!)!) 12

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Colony qf Jamaica from eacli Oounfry, in the Year 1878-9.
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FoREIGN. TOTAL.

IN BALLAST. TOTAL. WITH CAB.GOES. IY BALLAST. TOTAL.

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5 2,078 57 32 11,085 327 110 38,279 1,310 11 4,656 138 121 42,935 1,448
. 2 300 12 102 13,496 668 1 288 7 103 13,784 675 •
21 2,295 137 155 24,4;)4 1,002 I:>l 24,485 979 21 2,295 137 172 26,780 1,116
20 3,869 154 27 4,391 220 8 5\lO 72 25 4,516 mo 33 5,106 262
6 1,703 57 7 2,024 ()! 1 321 7 17 4,918 159 18 5,239 166
6 1,387 46 \) 1,779 66 6 821 42 6 1,387 46 12 2,208 88
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. 2 356 17 2 356 17

26 5,436 Hlll 26 5,456 199 34 7,894 275 34 7,81l4 275

20 5,782 li15 23 6,319 175 48 4,259 322 35 10,120 300 83 14,379 622

15 4,133 131 15 4,133 131 25 7,169 226 25 7,169 226

3 314 20 6 726 39 4 495 25 7 1,548 47 11 2,0i3 72

I 4 1,0·16 33 4 1,016 33

4 1,090 35 4 1,090 35 1 252 10 5 1,342 4.5

5 2,130 58 5 2,130 58 6 2,372 66 6 2,372 66

6 1,252 44 6 1,252 44 6 1,252 44 6 1,252 44

1 90 7 1 IJO 7

1 330 9 1 330 9 1 330 !) 1 330 9

1 I 253 8 2 487 18 1 234 10 1 253 s 2 487 18

3 614 24 ~ 3 614 24
·I 336 9 1 336 9 1 148 7 1 336 !) 2 484 16
11
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1 759 41 1 7()\) 41

5 1,686 52 5 1,GS6 52
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1 241 10 1 2n 10

1 10 1 254 10 1 254 10
234 10 1 254
1 399 12 1 3\lll 12

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139 ! 32,323 1
1,117 , 324 l 67,299 2,441 4391 85,333
3,533 , 213 IH,233 1,828 , 654 139,566 5,363
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No. 2. Number, Tonnage, and Oreics of Sailing V essels. Cleared at Ports in tlie '

I
BRITISH.

Coi:~Tr.rns TO WIIICII WITH CAMOES. IN ~AI,LAST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES.

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Unit.eel Kingdom 124 41,953 1,3!)1
I 2 829 25 126 42,782 1,416
64 119,580 608

Dominion of c~.na<la 14 1,809 100 11 1,518 74 25 3,327 174 2 227 13

Cnitcd Stales ""

•N 4,748 231 33 4,'i-!8 231
I 178 28,515 1,146

Spanish West Indies 12 1,408 83 38 5,050 248 50 6,438 331 11 921 105

Uexico I 2 .384 15
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2 384 13 3 971 22

Dutch West Indies

lli""" w.., lndi.. I 38 2,413 241 ).9 1,760 115 57 4,).73 356 .
J.<'orcign States America 9 4U 58 I 2 225 15 11 666 73 2 317 14

Republic of Hayti 1 83 6 .2 846 22 3

I 929 28 2 !)6 10
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New Grenada . 1 41 9 1 41 9 2 577 13

Germany 1 324 10 1 324 10 3 872 32

France 1 322 10 1 322 10 3 859 30

Russia ~
1 337 11 l 337 11 2 655 21

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4 1,440 46
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Brit;~h East Ind.es 1 759 37 1 759 37 .

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I 11 1 627 16 2 1,320 27

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- 1"oit&IG~. TOTAL.

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L~ BALLA~I TOTAL. WITlI CARGOES. IN BALLAST. '.l'OT.\L.

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2 227 13 16 2,036 113' 11 1,518 74 27 3,:i:i-1 187

16 I 3,101 116 194 31,676 1,262 211 33,263 1,377 16 3,161 116 227 36,42·1 1,4!)3

!) I 2,824 71 20 3,745 176 23 2,32!) 188 47 7,874 319 70 10,203 507

7 1,635 53 10 2,606 75 3 !)71 22 9 2,019 GS 12 2,990 90

1 160 10 ] 160 10 1 160 10

1 160 10

59 4,362 367
2 189 n I 2 189 11 33 2,413 2U 21 1,949 126

I 2 317 14 11 708 72 2 22;:; 15 13 !)83 87

3 17!) 16 6 1,661 46 8 1,740 01

3 715 23 5 811 33

13 1 4.1 !) 3 618 22
2 577 13 2 677

4 1,196 42
. 3 872 32 4 1,1!>6 42

3 859 30 3 86!) 30 1 322

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1 693 11
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510 1109,23!) 14,202
8,684 28413141 63,71412,344

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No. !3. N11mbfr, Ton11age, and Crezcs qf Steam Vessels Entered at Ports in tit~

B.&ITISH.

CouNTmES WHENCE WITH CAUGOES. IN BALLAS:r. TOTAL. WITll CARGOES.

ARRIVED.

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United Kingdom 59 8!1,923 3,795 1 ()02 24 60 90,825 3,81()

United Sta.tes 3-1 21,!)46 984 34 21,046 !JS-! 8 3,066 124

:Ncw Grenada 24 47 ,21!'1 2,190 19,322 677 66,541 2,8'17 1 1,121 130

British Ilomluras 15 10,ll'G 776 6 3,068 2u2 21 14,074 1,or,s

Republic of Hayti 8 6,G61 2G5 1G 13,012 525 24 19,673 700

France 10 10,517 879

Danish West Indies 4 3,051 232 4 3,U51 232

Spanish West Indies

Venezuela. 1 283 1G 12 3,396 217 13 3,679 233

Foreign States America 4 8,748 436 2 3,665 146 I 6 12,413 582 . I

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18,402158 47,316 2,113 2031232,202110,675 --:-1 14,704 11,133
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Colony qf Jamaicr1from each Countr,11, in the Year 1878-!>. .
Fo1u:10i;. Tor,\L.
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IN BAJ,LAST. TOTAL. WITH CAllOOES. IN Jl.\LT,AST.
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1 1,312 28 !l 4,378 152 42 25,012 1,108 1 1,312 . 28 43 2G,3~i 1,13G

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15 10,106 77() (j 3,9C8 292 21 14,074 1,0GS

8 G,CGl 2?3 •I lG 13,012 523 24 19,C73 790

10 10,517 870 10 111,517 87:> 10 10,517 879

4 3,051 232 4 3,051 232

4 2,046 125 4 2,04G 125 4 2,046 125 4 2,046 123

1 283 1G 12 3,396 217 13 3,6i9 233

4 S,748 436 2 3,G63 146 6 12,413 5~2

8 8,3321 549 27 2~,036 11,682 164 199,590 V,595 G6 I 55,648 [2,662 230 235,238 12,237

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No. 4.
Number, Tonnage, and Cre1cs of Steam Vessels ('/Cfll"ed at Ports in lite

BRITISH.
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WITH CARGOES. I)[ :BALLAST. TOTAL. WITlI CARGOES.
Cc>UNTRIES TO WJ!ICU

DEPARTED.
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United Kingdom 42 72,780 13,368 42 72,780 13,368 1

2,2!)8 102
'United States 40 28,311 1,170 2 2,470 6i

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4 6,0!).3 436
New Grenada 18 38,003 2,002 . ' 18 38,003 I 2,002

Mexico 26 29,51!) !).)!) 26 2!),51!) !)5!)

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Franco 7 7,235 711

Republic of Hayti 15 12,288 462 17 13,947 545 32 20,235 1,007

Spanish West Jndies 7 4,752 240

British Ilonduras 12 7,771 600 2 2,738 85 14 10,50!) 685

Danish W est Indies 4 3,051 227 4 3,051 227

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Venezuela I . 12 3,39G 204 12 3,3!)6 204

Foreign States Amer;ca 6 10,0:>7 044 .I 0 13,357 (i4j,

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. ) 133 172,510 8,255 \ 63 55,130 ( rna 1221,640 :10,312 24 20,380 1,489

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Colony of Jamaica to eacli Country, in the YNll' 1878-D.

FOREIGN.
TOTA!..

IX BALT,AST. TOTAL. WITJI CARGOES. IN BALJ,AST. TOT.It.

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7 7,235 711 7 7,235 711 7 7,235 711

15 12,288 4G2 17 13,947 545 32 26,235 1,007

7 4,7ti2 240 7 4,752 240 7 4,752 210

12 7,771 GOO 2 2,738 85 14 10,509 G85

4 3,051 227 4 3,051 227

12 3,396 12 3,3()6 20·1

., 204

.I G .13,357 _:_ _ _ ---~ - - - __6_, __1_3,-35_7_. __ :

-.-,--.-,--.-1-:-120,33011,480 Im /102,soo '"'"'I os [OG,1'l0 /2,oar I 220 248,020111~31

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No. 5.-Numbcr, Tonn age, and Cre1cs qf Suiting V essels ~f uwh Nation Enterrd at Ports in tlw
Colony of Jamaiw in tlte Y ear 1878-9.

E :NTERED.

WITH CA'ltOOES. IN BALLAST. TOTAL.

NATIONALITY 01.' VJ'.Sf\ELS,
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British 105 1,23-:i 64 20,086 62!) 169 53,657 1,863

British Possessions 14!) 16,788 !l77 12 I 1,822 82 161 18,610 1,059

American 141 23,264 !l06 82 15,940 566 223 39,204 1,472

Norwegian 16 5,024 153 16 5,157 157 .32 10,181 310

French 4 1,037 50 4 1,311 52 8 3,248 102

Gcrm:.m 5 1,3"23 10 2,503 82 15 3,826 126

Austrian 3 999 29 3 !l99 29

Italian 3 1,035 34 3 927 33 1,962 67

Danish 6 1,604 ·52 1 312 10 7 1,916 62

Venezuelan 1 131 !) . 1 131 9

Haytian 2 !)6 10 2 80 11 4 176 21

Dutch 1 132 6 3 810 29 4 942 35

0
Swcdisk 10 3,44-9 102 10 3,449 102

Spanish 6 ;;128 60 4 403 I 35 10 831 !)5

N icaragu::m . . . 1 434 1 11 I 1 434 11

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. 439 ,---:-5,333 I 3,535 I 215 I 54,233 , 1,828 ' 634 ! 139,566 I 5,363
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No. 6.-Nwnber, Tonnage, and Gre1cs qf Sailing Vessels ef eaeli Nation cleared at Ports iii llw
Gol011y qf' Jamaica i11 lite Year 1878-9.

0LEARID.

W1Tll CARGOES. I~ BALLAST. TOTAL.

NATIONALil'Y 01'' VESSELS.

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British 157 46,614 1,622 7 2,912 81 164 49,526 1,703

British Possessions 77 7,595 520 73 9,449 505 150 17,044 1,025

American 188 30,701 1,215 32 7,378 234 220 38,079 1,449

Danish 2 582 19 1 230 10 3 812 29

Venezuelan . . 1 160 10 1 160 10

Haytfan 2 96 10 2 407 13 4 503 23

French 7 2,655 83 1 308 10 8 2,963 !)5

Norwegian 38 11,827 353 38 11,827 353

Italian . 6 1,884 66 6 1,884 66

Austrian 2 766 23 . 2 766 23

Dutch 4 942 36 . 4 942 36

Spanish 10 827 98 . 10 827 !)8

Gorman 8 1,887 65 201 7 9 2,088 72

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1 l. 9 2,863 90
Swedish 2,863
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I 870 6281 130,284 5,072

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No. 7.-J.Yumber, To11nagr, anrl Cre1cs qf Steam Vessd.~

qt' eac/1 Nation entered at
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Port.~ in tlw
Colony qt' Jamaica, in the Ycai· 1878-0.
-
ENTERED.

NATIO::S-ALITY OF VES~ELS.
WITU CARGOES. IN BALLAST.
I TOTAL.

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French 11 ll,G38 1,009 3 4,974 39() 14 16,G12 1,405

Amer:cru1 8 :;,OGG 124 1 SGS 28 9 3,934 152

Spanish 4 2,490 125 4 2,490 125

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11).i 199,590 9,595 6G 55,648 2,G62 230 255,238 12,257

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No. 8.-Nwnber, Ton,nage, and Creu-s of Steam Ves.scls qf each NatiM clca,.ed at Port.~ 1/t lite
Colony of Jamaica in the Y cat 1878-9.

CLE,Ut ED.

WITH CARGOES.
--
IN BALLAST. TOTAL.
NATIONALITY OF VES~ELS.

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French 13 14,723 1,261 13 14,723 1,261

Spanish 4 2,490 98 4 2,490 98

American 7 3,167 130 7 3,167 130

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No. 9. Total Number, Tonnage, and Ore1cs of Sailing Vessels Entered

BRITISII.

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WITH CARGOES. IN BALLAST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES.
NAMES 01" PORTS.
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Kingston 1G8 31,725 1,302 48 12,724 415 216 44,449 1,807 102 25,054 782

Port Mor.mt 7 1,578 G'i' 2 7i7 24 9 2,355 91 3 853 25

Por~/Antonio 6 376 33 6 376 35 47 4,537 283

· Annotto Bay 4 575 30 4 1,352 43 8 1,927 73 1 14i 6

Port l\laria 7 2,522 104 7 2,522 104 1 166 7

St. Ann's Bay 2 610 19 1 463 17 3 1,073 36 5 663 36

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Falmouth 14 2,497 119 6 1,642 q6 20 4,139 175 5 566 42

'Montcgo Bay 22 3,509 180 2 533 18 24 4,042 198 13 1,457 91

Lucca 2 139 12

Savanna-la-Mar 3 1,225 32 5 1,~97 60 8 3,122 92 4 890 26

Blnck River 16 4,466 132 2 560 17 18 5,026 Hl9 1 301 7

Salt River 5 1,276 51 5 1,697 51 10 2,973 102 1 199 7

Old llarbonr 1 263 10 1 2G3 10

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at each Port in tlte Colony of J amaicn in the Y ear 1878-0.

FOREIGN. TOTAL.

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I N BALLAST.
I TOTAL. WITH CAltOOES. IN BALLAST. TOTAi,, •

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1 304 9 4 1,157 3i 10 2,431 !)2 3 1,081 33 13 3,512 125

31 3,488 188 78 8,02:> 471 53 4,913 318 31 3,488 188 84 8,401 006

3 599 1 25 4 743 31 5 719 3G 7 1,o:n GS 12 2,670 104

1 336 !) 2 502 16 8 2,688 111 1 336 9 9 3,024 120

1 234 10 G 902 4G 7 1,278 u5 I 2 697 27 9 1,975 82

4 615 3:> 9 1,181 77 rn 3,063 161 10 2,257 91 29 5,320 2ii2

9 2,213 71 22 3,670 162 35 4,966 271 11 2,746 89 46 7,712 360

2 635 18 4 774 30 2 139 12 2 635 18 4 77-i 30

.," 1,487 21 1 2,377 50 7 2,115 58 8 3,384 84 15 5,499 142

6 1,620 43 7 1,921 50 17 4,767 189 8 2,180 60 25 6,947 249

7 2,541 65 8 2,740 72 6 1,475 58 12 4,238 llG 18 5,713 174

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2 324 14 2 324 14 3 587 24 3 587 24

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No.10. 1'otal Nurnbe1·, Tonnage, and Grows of Sailing Vessels Cleared

BRITISH.

WITH CARGOES. IN BALLAST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES.

NAMES OF PORTS.
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Kingston 62 8,709 469 54 8,867 406 116 17,576 875 35 7,158 257

Port Morant 17 5,137 183 " 17 5,137 183 5 1,456 47

Port Antonio 12 736 70 12 736 70 88 8,708 526

Annotto Bay 13 3,273 115 13 3,273 115 4 834 36

Port Maria. 5 1,005 39

St. Ann's Bay 9 2,493 84 9 2,493 84' 9 1,811 74

Falmouth 21 5,398 224 3 354 21 24 5,752 245 8 682 70

Montego Bay 20 4,175 168 17 2,209 117 37 6,384 285 13 2,070 108

Lucea 6 1,731 68 6 1,731 68 11 2,614 90

Savanna-la- Ma.r 28 9,116 317 5 643 34 33 9,759 351 15 5,458 140

Black River 10 2,401 86 10 2,401 86 27 8,615 231

Salt River 29
.) 8,999 296 1 288 8 30 9,287 304 33 9,146 272

Old Harbour 7 2,041 62 7 2,041 62 23 5,473 170

~--
. -
-- ----
234 54,209 2,142 80 12,361 586 314 66,G70 2,728 276 55~030 2,060

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 SHIPPING. u 17

at each Port in tlie Colony of Jamaica, in tlie Year 1878-9.

FOREIGN. ToT.u..

IN BALLAS'.1'. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES. IN llALL~T. TOT.\L.

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29 6,873 225 (i4 14,031 482 97 I 15,867 726 83 15,740 631 180 31,607 1,357

5 1,456 47 22 6,593 230 22 6,593 230

88 8,708 526 100 9,444 596 100 9,444 596

4 834 36 17 4,107 151 17 4,107 151

5 1,005 39 5 I 1,005 39 5 1,005 39

9 1,811 74 18 4,304 158 18 4,304 158

2 427 13 10 1,109 83 29 6,080 294 5 781 34 34 6,861 328

3 613 21 16 2,683 129 33 6,245 276 20 2,822 138 53 9,067 414

1 203 6 12 2,817 96 17 4,345 158 1 203 6 18 4,548 164

1 136 5 16 5,594 145 43 14,574 457 6 779 39 49 l 15,353 496

1 223 8 28 &,848 239 37 11,016 317 1 233 8 38 11,249 325

2 487 14
·' 64 18,632 582
1 199 6 34 9,345 278 62 18,145 568

23 5,473 170 30 7,514 232 30 7,514 232

--
38 8,684 284 314 63,714 2,344 510 109,239 4,202i 118 21,045
~+~ 130,284 5,072

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u 18 SHIPPING.

No. 11. Total Kumber, Tonnaue, and Creics of Steam Vessels Entered

B.tUTI SH.

WITH CAl«lOES. IN BAL LAS'!'. TOTAL. WITli CARGOES.

N A:l!ES OF P ORTS.

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Kingston 123 175,418 7,651 58 47,316 2,113 181 222,734 9,764 13 12,412 1,041

Port Moran t

Port Antonio 5 1,903 75

.Ann otto Bay .

Port Maria I
St. Ann's Bay

Falmouth
1 387 17
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Montego Bay 22 9,468 811 22 9,468 811

Lucea.
I
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Salt River

OIJ Um·hour
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145 184,886 8,4.62 5S 47,316
I
2,113 203 '.?:;2,202 10,575 I!) 14,704 1,133

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 SIIIPPDl!G.
u 19
at each Port in tile Colony q_f Jamaica, in tile Year 1878-9. ~

FOREIGN.
TOTAL.

IN BALL AST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES. IN llALLAST. TOT\I..

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I E-i 0 :;;... E-i 0

8 8,332 549 21 20,744 1,590 136 187,830 8,692 6G 55,648 2,G62 202 243,478 11,354

5 1,905 75 5 1,905 75 5 1,905 73

1 387 17 1 387 17 1 387 17

22 9,468 811 22 9,468 811

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,

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-- __l-,--1--,- -- I
.....---

I
I 164 199,590 9,595 GG 5:>,648 2,662 230 255,238 12,257
8 II 8,332 54!)J 27
23,036 1,682

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 SHIPPING •

. Total N itmber, Tonnage, and Ore1cs of Steam. Vessels Cleared

No. 12.

BRITISH.

wrru CAll.GOES. CT BALLAST. TOTAL. WITH CARGOES.

NAMES OF PORTS.

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Kingston 119 168,713 8,001 62

I
54,228 2,062 181 222,941 10,063 18 18,082 1,387
\

Port i\forant .
Port Antonio 1 171 15 1 171 15 6 2,298 102

Annotto Bay

Pori< l\faria 3 513 48 3 513 48

St. .Ann's Bay 4 684 64 4 ()84 64

Falmouth

:Montego Bay 6 2,429 127 1 902 25 7 3,331 1:52

Lucea

I•
Savanna-la-Mar

Black River
0

Salt River

Old Harbom ~.

- - ---- - -
1_·1__ --- - I -
133 172,510 8,25;) 63
I
55,130 2,0Si 106 227,G!O 10,342 24 20,380 1,489
1

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 SIIIPPING. u 21

at each P ort in the Colony of J amaica, in tlw Y ear 1878-9.

F Olt EIOS . T OTAL.

I N B ALLAST. 'f OTAL. WITH CARGOES. IN BALLAST. TOT.\L.

1
$) .!d
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18 18,082 1,387 137 186,795 9,388 ()2 54,228 2,062 199 241,023 11,450

G 2,2!)8 102 7 2,469 117 7 2,469 117

3 513 48 3 513 48

4 4 G84 64

6 2,429 127 1 902 25 7 3,331 152

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157 , 1!)2,8!>0 !),744 ()3 55,130 2,087 220 248,020 11,831
24 20,380 1,48!)
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Xo. 1.-Total Value t"n Stcrlinr; qf llir Import.~ rrnr/ R.rpoJ'l.y of tltc Colony
qj' Jama im ji·om and
to eacli Co1111lr.1J, i11 f/11• Year 1878-9.

Cou:YTltrES.
Imports therefrom. Ex1><>1iil Uwroto.

-
£ s. d. £ 8. d.
United Kingdom ... ... 685,915 7 8 !HH,571 H 9
Gennany ... ... 6,1!)3 8 8 10,292 0 1
'
Dominion of Canada ... ... 188,077 12 7 14,330 18 0

United States ... ... 423,097 15 3 202,845 6 4

Republic of Ifayti ... ... 1,415 16 7 3,361 19 !).

F rance ... ... 10,214 9 6 18,156 1 11

New Grenada ... ... G47 11 0 4,251 14 8

Foreign WC'st Indies ... ... 2,006 12 4 ·10,888 1 1

Foreign States Amer:ca ... ... I 5,547 18 1 8,C!ll 3 9

British West Indies ... ... 4,820 10 1 49,GG7 13 0

British East Indies ... ... 12,18!) 8 3 198 8 9

Italy ... ... 465 10 0 4,174 9 7

British Guiana ... ... 6,412 10 0 2,62!) 4 5

British llon<luras ... ... 7 10 0

(l

...
R ussia ... ... I

l\
... 3,583 2 6

Total ... ... £ l ,:Hi,342 0 0 1,357,571 18 7

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---- 'tWCte .- ... !IUC
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u 24 DIPORTS.

No. 2.- General Imports into the Colony

QUANTITIES
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

Ale, Beer, and Porter ... United Kingdom galls. 159,847 1()0,942

Germany ... 9,120 9,000

Dominion of Canada ... 9,714 8,037

United States ... 2,577 4,022

I 181,258 182,001

Ditto ... U nitecl Kingdom gall:;. ... ' 12,975

Dominion of Canada ... ... 954

United States ... ... 159

I 14,088
1--·
Apothecary's Wa.res ... United Kingdom ... .. . at value

Ammunition, viz :

Percussion Caps ... United Kingdom no . 307,780 307,780

United States ... ... ...

Other descriptions ... United Kingdom ... ... at value

United States ... ... at value

Anus, Guns, Riiles, &c. ... United Kingdom no. 131 131

United States _,, 158 58

189 189
Arma, Swords, Cut1'11IBCS, &c. ... United Kinidom ... .. . at value
Germany ... ... at value
!J
Republic of Hayti ... ... at value
Bacon ... United Kingdom lbs.
- --9,0a5
-- - ----------
9,035
United States _,, 14,526 14,526

23,561 23,561
Bags, Paper Printed ... United Kingdom ... .. . at valuo
Dominion of Canada ... ... at value
United States ... ... at value
Ba,,,oa and Sacks ... Unitc<l Kingdom -Oozs. 3,575 2-12 5,6:>7 6-12
Germany ... 362 6 12 1,0018-12
United States 3 6-12 3 6-12
France ] 41 8-12 41 8-12

a,982 10 12 (),744 4-12

--
Bagging ... United Ki11gdom ... at value !
IGermany :::1 ... at v.Jue
 D!l'ORTS.
u 25
of Jamaica in the Year 1878-U. I

V.i.LUE.
DuTY.
--- ·- ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.
Received.

£ s. cl. £ s. d.

... .
24,141 6 0
... Alo, Beer and Porter
J,350 0 0
1,205 11 0
()03 6 0 4,550 0 10 Gd. per gallon

1,946 5 0 ... ... Ditto

143 2 0
23 17 0 ... Army and Navy, Free

3 12 7 0 9 1 12~ per cent. Apothecary's Wares

53 14 9 .Ammunition, viz :
() H 4 12! per cent. Percussion Caps
... ... ... ...
i:m 11 0 ... ... Other descriptions
3 G 6 20 7 2 12~ per cent. .
183 14 5 ... ... Arms, Guns, Rifles, &c.
30 7 !) 26 15 3 12! per cent.

118 9 3 ... ... Arms, Swords, Cutlasses, &c.

10 5 0
t·
1 12 6 16 5 10 ] 2~ per cent.
414 2 1 ... ... (I
Ba.con
665 ]5 6 196 6 10 2d. per lb.

()7 3 G ... ... Bags, Paper, rrintcJ

0 15 6
28 8 5 ... Free .
2,:.l70 10 10 ... ... ' Dag:> and Sacks
4.63 13 1
2 0 0
9 0 0 353 13 0 12~ por cent.

6::> 18 0 ... ... Ba~g ing

·i i 13 !) 13 '1 2 12~ per cent.

 DfPORTS.

No. 2.-Genual Imports i11to tlie Colony

Qu.\~TITIES
h!PORTF.D. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence In:ported.
Home Consumption.
T otal.

Beef, Dry, Salted ...I urut00 Kinglmn lbs. 46 46

Dominion of Canada ... 129 129

United St:.ttes ... 594 5!)4

---------
760 mo
Beef, Wet, Salted .. , Unit<-'<.l Kingdom brk 4 4

Dominion of Ca.nada ... 5100-200 6 100-200

I United States ... 2,5'.?G 125-200 2,803 125-200

I Now a....,, ... 3 3

2,538 2:J-2v0 2,817 25-200

--·--- - -
Birds .. . U nitc<l ~ tatcs no. 21 21
Boats for use on Inhm<l Waters ... United Kingdom no. 1 1

roats for use en Eea . .. United Kil1gdo1u no. 2 z

United States ... G 6

i New Grena-la ... 6

I
6

14 14
I
Books, Pr;ntcd, including Maps United Kingdom ... ... at value

IUnited States
Foreign Wes(Indies
...
I

... ,
...
...
I at Yalue
at value
I Frm1ce ... !_ _ _
... _ _ _ _ _ v~lue
at_ _ __
Brick> .. , United Kingdom 3f>0,440 350,440

I Uuiiecl States 14,G:JO 14,G50

, Germany 21,500 21,500
.~
- -------!-----------··
:,IB(i,5!)0

Bre:.ul and Biscuit .. , Lnitccl Kir•gclom lbs. ~.:>7!J 3,579

United State:; 798,lCS 7!18,108

801.i87 8()1,787

euus and Casks .. .

1
rnirc,:1 I;:ing1om no. 'iG 'i6

' I
• U 11iiecl States
I . .1--·-1"~------1~-
~~s 22s
Butter ... Cn!ted Ifr·'.;clom lts.1 ~3,702 a;:;,1a2
Dominion of C;ma<la ...I ·~ ,21:1 4,213

I
I

Unilcd States ... 477,0-!G 477,NG

j France ... l".:,G:? IO,:;G2

I 5::;1,223
 D1POR'l'S. (' 27
qf Jamaica 1'11 tlw Yew· 1878-9.

VALUE. DtJT\'.

~\ItTl CLES.
0£ 1'otal Imports. G'°" Am,,nt]
1-tcceived.
Rato aucl when Imposed.

£ s. d. £ s. cl. '

1 10 8 ... ... Beef, Dry, Salwcl

4 6 0

l!l lG 0 3 4 1 lu. pe1· lb.

15 12 0 ... ... Beef, W ct, Snlk'<l

25 7 0

10,934 2 !)
.
11 14 0 2,112 16 2 15s. per barrel

!) 3 0 ... Free
!)8 10 3 I 12 6 3 12} per cont.
Birds

Boats for use on Inland Watcrs

...
27 Hi 0
I ... Boats for use on Sea
176 2 0

8 10 0 l
I
... Free

G,602 7 8 ... ... Books Prinlcc.l, inclucling i\faps

302 18 8

3 15 0

6 !) 10 ... Free
l,2'i0 15 8 ... ... Bric!.:s (.

\ 4G 10 0

43 0 0 ... Free
tl

3.1 4 3 I ... ... Dre<ul and Biscuit

I ,...
7,lci2 I!) 5 2,4f>5 1 Gs. per lOOlus.
' '

... ..
f.2 10 0

46 0 0 ... l Frt.'e
Dulls :uiJ Casks

2,'.l;:J7 12 4 ... ... Bulter

1;:)7 I!) !)

17,\l'.l2 L9 6
I
•!31 l::J 0 . 4,425 li 3 !.U pcrl11.
·I I

....... - I 11::1x;;a; _
I .. i: I • 2? $ •1111C1X::.
 IMPORTS.

I~
No. 2.-General Imports into tlie Colony

QUANTITIES
l.MPCIRTED. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
Home CoDBumption.
Total.

-
Dandles, Composition ... United Kingd'>m lbs. 74,598 79,987

Germany ... 12,475 8,679

United Slates ... HJ5 195

87,268 88,861

Ditto ... United Kingdom lbs. ... 375

Germany ...1i ... 675

. 1,050

Candles, Sperm or Wax ... United Kingdom lbs. 3,681 5,109

---------
Candles, Tallo1v ... United King<l01u lbs. 400 400

United SW.tos ... 53,760 53,760

Dominion of Canada ... 6,000 6,000

60,160 G0,160

Cards, Labels, and .A.lroanacks ... United K ingdom ... ... at value

United States ... ... at value

Foreign West Indies '"I

... at value

~ Carriages and Parts ... Cniled K:ng<lom ... ... at value

Unitoo Stat-Os ... ... at value

France ... ... at value

Carriages and Parts .Agricultural united Kingdom ... ... at value

United States ... ... nt value

--------
Cattle, Neat ' ... Now Grcn:ula head 6 6
------- ----
Cement ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 8,2:>8 0 14 8,258 0 14
,.
Germany ... 5 1 16 5 1 16

United States ... 1 2 2 1 2 2

----
8,265 0 4
I 8,2u5 0 4

Cheese ... l ;nitcd Kingdom lus. 4!),!)98 49,!.!98

Germany ... 80
I 80

enitod State.~ ... 112,293 112,2!)3

France ... 723 723

liiew Grenada ... 524 524

·--------
JGJ,618 I J6;1,(jl8
Chocolate ... United Kingdom lbs. 1V7 197

Foreign ::it.ate~ America. ... ,_, l'il I 171

.
3(;8 368
I
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 Dll'OltTS.
u 29
ef Jamaica in tltc real' 1878-0.

VALUE
Dvn.

Of 1'otal Imports.
--- .t\l;TJ<;J,J;H.
Gross Alllount Il:tlc :md when Imposed.
Heco1vod.

£ a. d. £ s. <l.
3,332 lG 0 ... ... Ca.ncllos, Com1>osition
361 12 6

8 2 6 740 10 2 2<l. per lb.

15 12 G. ... ... Ditto

28 2 6 ... Army and S avy, Freo

2:i:> 9 0 42 11 6 2<l. per lb. Candles, Sperm or Wax

11 13 4 ... ... Candles, 1'allow
1,GG8 0 0
175 0 0 188 0 0 ~d per lb.

'
253 13 7 ... ... Canls, Label~, and Alma.n:.cks
68 3 2
8 0 0 ... Free
192 6 3 ... ... Carr;agcs and Parts
2,009 18 4
75 0 0 284 13 1 12J p er cont.
9:> 19 1 ... ... Carriages uml Parts AgricuUural
35 2 0 ... Frco
30 0 0 ... !Os.
'
Cuttle, N cat
l,75G 3 1 ... ... (
Cement
2 0 0
1 0 0 219 17 10 121 per cent.
I

2,0lG 11 0

4 13 4
...
I ... Cl1cese

4.,210
42 3 6
I!) 9
II
19 13 0 1,363 9 8 ) ~tl. per lb.

Ii ' I
11 18 0
I
... j
... Chocohlo

112! per cont.

0 12 5 2 :1 10
I . \

I
8 l :ul'vRl::..
u 30 nIPORTS.

- N"o. 2.-General I mports i11to tlie Colony

Qu.u;TITIE$

ARTICLES. Uonntrics whence Imported.

IMI'viiTEJ>.
I Quantities Entered for

Hume Consumption.
Total.

Chemical Products ...

I

Fnited Kingdom ... ... I

I
at value

Cider and Perry ... United I\iJ1g•lom galk .JA:J I 445

United States ... a2 I a2

507 5U7
-
Clay, Fire ... Uoitcd Kingdnm c. q. lbs. 4 2 Hi .4 2 1G

Clock3 and Watches ... U11ite<l Kingdom ... ,,_ at value

Germany ... ... at vdue

l'nitc<l Sb\tes ... ... at vulne.

Cocoa. ... United Kingdom lbs. 14 14

Foreign t.;fatcs America. ... ma ma

Foreign '.Yest I1'11i~s ... 800 warehoused

l,O]I) 211)

Clothing, neatly-made ... l'nite<l Kingdom ... ... at value

Genm;ny ... ... at value

Dritish '"e~t Indies ... ... at value

l'aitecl States ... .. . at valne

I
Fll1eign West Indies ...[ ... at value

Republic of Ifayti ... ... at value

Franco ... ... at value

I New Grem:da ... ... at valae

Coals and CokG ... Cnited Kingcl<>m rons 23,513 23,513

,,
United States ... 1.228
I I 1,223
1I
I 21,7.:11 24.,741
Cocoanut Fibre ... Dritish Ifornluras lhs. lilJI) a ..1\J

Corn ... , {) nited ~fotes bushPis 4f.,22:>

I
4'.i,22.)

Coce>anuts ... Brifo h W p,:;t Iu<l:es no. II

Cortla,,,"C and Ropes ... l 'nitlid l{.i11gtlon1 .. .
..!..
2,tJl!l)

...
2,UJO

at y,:lnc
-
Br:fah W est IncL.es ... ... I at value
j
Cnitu l ~ !:at es ... ... at valne
~ Forc';p ";,d Ind'.es ... ... nt YPlne
...I Gnited King•lom ...
--- -----
rotton, l\Ianufattures ... u.t "iLie
I
I
G.,rmaiiy ... ... at valae

. l'uit!.'<l States ... ... at value

I I British E;:st lnlECS ... .. . at value

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 DI PORTS.

<if Jamawa i1t the Y('/u 1878-!>.

V.\Ll'&

Of Total lrnports.
I
Croi.;a Amount
ltcceivc1l.
I llato and when Impose l
___________ ,________ --------------,----------------!
£
122 10 0
8. d. £
l:i
s.
(j
d.

3
/'
j 12~ per cent. Chemical Pr1~lucts

122 7 6 Cillcr and Perry

17 1 0 12 13 6 GJ. per gallcm

0 1G 2 0 2 0 12} per cent. I Clay, Firo

13!) 18 5 Clocks and Watchcs

9 13 11
1-71 17 6 40 3 9 12~ per cent.

0 14 0 I Cocoa
4 8 0
1 1 4 , 1Os. per 1001 l>s.

6,5H 8 3 Clo!hing, Rc:uly-mndo

1 i 6
2 0 0

427 7 4
!)

1
0 0

0 0
l
2SG 15 · 7 I
~>ko
13 12 0 !JOG 18 10 l 2} per cent.

35,2()!) 10 0 1Cooh Md
1,812 0 0 Pree
e

7 10 0 0 18 !l 121 per ce11t. I C<•Coanut Fihro

10,100 12 G 710 8 4 .i,1. ]>Cr lrn~l1cl iCom
G 0 0 .!:'rco C(1Cr•:muts

2,!"l-13 13 !) C(Jr1lage and H.ore3

8 lO 0
}()() 12 3

G24 !) 8 4;J() 13 10 12~ per cont.

l!H,3:12 10 8 Cottor, Uanufacturcs

GG:> lS :>

11,7:>2 G 3

9 6 0 12} per cent.

u 32 rn:roRTS.

no. 2.- Genc1·at Imports in to tlie Colony

QUAN1'1TIES
h1Po1;nm. Quantities Entered for
All.TlCLES. Countries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

'
-
Coffee, Foreign ... Republic of Hayti lbs.I 1,720 warehoused

Drawings, Paintings, &c. ... United Kingdom ... .. . at value

United States ... ... at value

I France ... ... at value

Dyewoods ... British West Indies tons 50 50

Republic of Ifayti ... 330 3:~0

United Ki11gdom ... 24 24

- - - -----------
404 404

Drugs and ::'rlc<licines ... U nitcd Kingdom ... ... at value

I Germany ... ... at value

Dominion of Canada ... ... at value

United State::1 ... ... at value

France ... ... at value

N cw Grenada ... ... at value

' E:u-then aJ!d China.ware ... T.;'nite<l K ingdom ... ... at value

united States ... ... at value

Foreign West Indies .. .I ... at value

Eggs ...
I Franco

British \Yest Indies tloZ2.

···I ...
G!.J
ut vdue

69
U nitecl Statel:! ... 1,7!12 1,rn2
) -----
I l,8G.I
-----
1.8 61

Farinaceous Substances ... United Kingdom ... .. . r.t value

Dominio« of Canada ... ... at value

I United ~talcs ... at value

I n:i17 :::I ... at value

Franco ... ... at y:.Jue

Fish, Alewive.~ ... Dominion of Canada brl•. 3,143 :J,1·13

-
...
I Unite<l States ----- ----
4:'·8 438

:>,:Jfil
F;sh, T.'rcsh ...
I
I!:::tcd S ':i!cs ...
----- - - - - I
.. .
3 .i:i81

at \<tine
-
Fish, Ilcrriug·, Pickled . .. 1 U:tited K irgc!om brh.
---- - l
i) ~
i
5~
-
Dominion pf Canada ... 36,lJt:'5} 3G,SS5~

B~,;tish West Indies ... 1:~11 ! 138~

UuitOO Stat<.Ji1 ... I

fj'>iJ1 535~
,,
I
1- - - -
• ,... ~ 'I.
-r--
,..,... - ·- - ·
• S •en 7ww• r z:mza •n·ce 'ti*' e FiF r•
 1'IP01t1'S u 33
of Jamaica in tlte Y ear 1878-9.

I
VALUE DUTY.

MTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.

I Received.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

·- ...
,. ... Coffee, Foreign
ll.3 9U ... ... Drawings, Paintings, &c.
68 0 7

7 5 2 ... Free
150 0 0 ... ... Dycwoods
990 0 0
72 0 0 ... .Free

6,679 13 0 ... ... '

Drngs and :Medicines
60 12 0

61 14 2

'2,503 8 0
173 1 9

11 Hi 0 1,186 5 7 12! per cent.

5,48.3 11 0 ... ... Earthen nnd Chinaware
4 16 5 .
162 8 4
367 7 9 752 5 r, 12! per cent.
3 6 6 ... ... Eggs

84 11 2 10 19 8 12! per cent.

~

278 14 1 ... ... Farinaceous Substances

\.
13 15 10
867 16 9
37 10 0
18 11 8 152 1 0 12! per cent.

4,178 15 6 ... .... }<'ish, .\lewin's

624 3 0 4·17 12 4 2s. 6d. per barrel

J,') 12 6 I ... Free Fish, FreRh

rn I ... ... Fi~h, H erring, PicJ,Jed

4 0
.
33,196 19 0

124 13 0

4Sl 10 0 I 1,G!lii lt JO '.!s. Gd. rcr barrel

I
tl-h11•u1ns.
 D I PORTS.
u 3.t
No. 2.-Gcneral Imports into tlie Colony

l
Qi:;,L..,TITIE~
lllPORTED. Quantities Entered for
A RTICLES. Co\llltr:es whence I mported.
Home Conswnption.
r Total

I
I -
F ish, Dried or S..Itcd •.. United Kingdom lbs. 336 336

i
I Dominion of Canada ... 10,8!>0,5!)9 10,S!J0,599

llritish West Indies ... 12,093 12,093

lj
United States ... 6!,388 6'1,388

Foreign l \'cst Indies ... 200 200

Xew Grenada ... 9-13 943

I
Foreign Stat<:s
···I 2.;30 .2,430

Fish, Ilerrings, Smok\.'<l ..., Dominion of Canada lbs.

I IO.!l70.!lo9
11,4!12
10,!170,!139
ll,4!J2
I
United St.ates ... 3i.748 3-1,748
, -------
46,240
. 4G,240
F ish, U ackernl, Pickled ... Dominion of Canada hr!~. 14,:!52! 14,252!
Britis11 W <->st Indies ... 50~ GO!
Unitc<l States ... 4,868 4,868
~--
Hl,171 19,171
I
-------- - -
Fish, P ic~c<l, Unenumerated ...
br~~:I
Dominion of Canada 63 G3
Gnitcd States 6 6
New Gron.'lda . . .1 4 ~

I G!li
- -- · ----- --
G!l!
Fish, P rcservc<l, not Sallc<l ... Unitc<l Kingdom ... 1 ... at nuuc
D ominion of Canada. ... ... at v:uue
Uniwl States ... ... aL value
Fore:b'D \\est In<Ecs ... ...
. Ir
France ... ...
at rnlue

nt nuue
Xew Grenada ... ... at vnlne
Fish, Smoked, Gnenumeralc<l ... , Dominion of Canada. IL.,. l:i')
- 150
-
Fllih, Prc..crvc<l, uot Salted . . . G nitc.l Kingdom ... ... a! ·.·alue
Fra1~ce ... ... I a! ,,1110
Fish, Salmon, PiclJcd ... Dominion of Canada. -, ....,
lnkj 703~ ' \ "r
"Gniw<l Slates ... ~4'l3
--- I --
:;.!fl~

F ish, Salmon, Smokll<l ... !.

• l,l!:i: ;l
I I.fl3:J!
----
Dominion of Canada. ;,~.)-1
l~~.I
ti:?l.I
Cnitc•l ::llalcs

l
I

• ..
.. '>

~tC:?
~
38:1

~lt~
 Dil'OllTS. l 3;)

qf J amaica in the Year 1818-9.

VALUE DuTY.
AllTICLE~.
I- --- --
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Ilatc an<l when Imposed.
Rcccivi,>tl.
I
£ s. <l. £ s. <l.

3 10 6 ... ... Fish, Dric<l or Sall1.-d

114,351 5 9
12(i 19 6

676 7 6
2 2 0

9 18 0

25 10 4 l!l,l 99 4 !) 3s. Gd. per l OOlhl>.

•

93 15 4 ... ... Fish, Ilerrings, Smoked

289 11 4 48 3 4 !d. per lb.

2 G ...
. ... Fish, l\lackcrcl, Pickfod.
20,666

73 4 6

7,058 12 0 4,313 8 0 4s. Gd. per barrel

94 10 0 ... ... Fi.Sh, Pickled, Uneuumerared

9 0 0
o 10 0 15 12 11 4s. Gd. per barn:l

2,4.33 0 2 ... ... F il>h, Prcscrvc<l, not ~ alt.c<l

G 7 6
'
771 G 7
18 15 0
c
31G 18 3
.
l G? 12 0 457 0 •0 1'.:!1 percent.

3 0 0 0 G 3 ~U. per lb. Fish, Smokc<l, r ncnumcralc<l

!15 18 7 ... ... Fish, Prc:;crrnd, not 8a.ltctl

u 14 0 ... ,\ rmy and NM y, Fri,'O

2,41>J 2 G ... ... Fish, Salmon, Pickled

1,'.!'.13 5 0 532 19 5 1Os. Gd. per h:\rrcl

13 0 0 ... ... F ;sh, Salmon, Smokotl

!) 11 0 7 10 4 !ltl. per l h.

wm::c::w
--
·u 36 I .llPORTS.

No. 2.- General Imports into tlte Oolony

.
QOA...~TITIES
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
M TICLES. Countries wh ence I m_ported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

Flour, Wheat and Rye

.
... United Kingdom

Dominion of Canada
brls.

·-
r 394
3 3

422
United States ... 95,315 102,162!
I 9:>,712 102,587~

Ditto United States brls. ... 342

] Dominion of Canada bushels

F ruit, Apples

United States ...

6l!l!

1 ,4:15~
. 619~

1,445&

2,ow
---
2,065

Fruit, Grapes ... United Kingdom brls. 3 3

Fruit, Pears .... United States lbs. 50 50

1

F ruit, Strawberries ... United States ... ... at value

Fruit, Lemons ... G nited Si.ates pkgs. 10 10

Fruit, D ried ... Gnited States lbs. 130 130

Fruit, Peaches ... \ United States ... ] '1-

~" 125

Furniture of Wood ...I United K;ngdom ... ... at value

Germany ... ... at rnlue
U niled States ... ... at value
-------~~~

Furniture of 111etal .. . Gnited K ingdom ... ... at value .

1 Foreign \lest Indies ... ... at ''alue
.C.arlic .. .
lu.mted States lhs. 8,S:i-i ~,£54
~
F orc:gu \\'ei;t Indies ' ... ;)'.°!·! :;24
1 ----·-
I !l,:m; 7,378
(~oods Returned, Repaired ...I 'Cnitc<l Kingdom ... ... ut value
L' nited State,; ... I
... I at value
l;Ja.ssware ... Gn;ted Kin~dum ... ... at value
Germauy ... ... at ,·:Jue
, l:nited Stales ...: .. . at vulue
France .. .l ... at value
lt;tly
... ... at rnlue
Xew C1-cn:tda ... ... at \·a.lue
 I..\II'ORTS.

of Jamaica £11 tlte rear 1878-9.

VAL'C'E
Dux>.

Of Total Imports. I Gross Amount

-- -- ARTICLES.
Rate and when Imposed.
&ceivecl.
I

£ s. d. £ s. d.
4 7 0 ... ... Flour, Wheat and Rye
611 18 0
148,135 12 6 41.035 0 3 8s. per barrel

545 18 0 ... Anny nnd ~fayy, Free Ditt-0

105 8 0 ... ... Fn1it, .Apple1
33i 17 4 ... Free

3 9 0 ... Freo
Fruit, Grapes

ti 12 6 ... Free Fruit, P ears

1 0 0 ... Free Fruit, Strawberrie1

1 0 0 ... Free
. Fruit, Lemons

2 8 6
. 0 6 1 12t per cent. Fruit, Dried

1 12 6 ... Free Fruit, Peaches

629 16 4 ... ... Furnituro of Wood

156 1 3
J.,389 2 1 271 17 6 1 12! per cent. ~·
2{6

10 0
,.n 3

2
...
32 0 3
I ... (!'
Furniture of Metal
12t per cent.
118 10 0 ... ... 1
Garlic
22 8 0 ... Frro

35 9 6
I
... I
I
...
I Good. R"""'"'' R""'""'
10 0 0 I ... Frco
3,356 (i 8 I ... I ... Gla~s"~ro
!
] 58 13 5 I
2,04[) 2 !)

til 18 9
I
I
I

3 JO 0
I ,
!) 8 0 ';"03 12 i l 2t per cent.
I
(
I 4
'
I v- h11'u1ns.
I

- 2&L fN
Iii
 DI:PORTS.

No. 2.-Gencral Imports into the Golony

I QUANTITIES
htPOR1'.t;o. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES.• I Countries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
I Totn!.
I -
Goods l\Innufactured, Uncnu-
memtetl ... United Kingdom ... ... at value

Gcr111any ... ... at value

Dominion of Canada ... ... at value

British West Indies ... I ... at value

I
Cnitccl ~tntes ... at value

I
Foreign \\est Imlies ..,1 ... at value
... ,
I
Fmnco I
... at value
Xuw 0rcn:1.Ch I ... at value
I
British East Indies ] ...
I
at value
.
Ditto ... United Kingdom ... .. . I at value
Goods Unmanufacf.urcd, Gnenn·
u1erat<xl
I
... United Kingdom ... ... at value

British West Imlies ... ... at value

Gnitcd States ... ... at value

Foreign West Indies ... ... at value

.
Groceries and Confoc:iouery ... Un;ted KingJom . .. ... at value
.
I
Ger!llany ...I ... at value

Dominion of Canada ... ... at value

British ·west Indies
... , ... at value

Unite<l States ... . .. at value

!) I
Fore:gn West Inclic:J ... ... r.t value
Franco ... ... at value
''British East bdics ... ... at value
~cw di><Jn:ttla ... ... at value
Ditto
. ... lJ nifod Kingdom ... ... I at value
Guano and other l}fanures ... United KingJom ton.<; 475 l-2J 475 1-20
United State;; ... 2 20 I 2-20
1--r:-.~,:Jj
. ,,, ,,,...,. 4i5 3 2'.)
G1mp'lw<ler I
... United Kingdom lhs
.
14,G•H i 11,718
. - - - - - - - -----i
Dittn ... l'nit1.xl Kingdom lbs. . .. 300
---------
Ifardw:tre aml Cutlory ... \ •nito;l Kiug<lom ... ... I t.4.t value

(Jenn:my .. . ... at value

\; 11it1.;<l f.it:Llc:> ... ... at valne ~
l
Fra11cc ···I ... at vdue '
f

. I
...
I
I' Xu-.r ( :rcn:u1a
·j
-·
:.t 1·alue

-
 DIPOR'l'S. u 30

ef Jamaica i11 tlie Yra1· 1878-D.

VALUE DUTY.
ARTICLES,

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount lude and when Imposed.

H.ecoi vcd.

£ s. cl. £ s. <l.

16,532 10 2 ... ... Goods :M:11nufacturocl, Unonum&-

rated
182 1 0

7 1 4
54 18 0

7,221 17 8
142 3 4
!>3 11 10

67 3 0
4 12 0 3,038 4 9 12! per cent.

6 10
I
... Army and N avy, Free Ditto
26

61 8 0
I ... ... Goods Umnnnufacturecl, Unenu-
meratcd
32 1 10
I
II
1,099 0 0

5 2 0
I 149 14 0 12 ~ per cent.
I
14,6()4 13 7 ... ... Groceries and Confectionery

24 11 5

10 4 8
0 19 0

5,373 17 1

13 18 0

248 8 1 "
43 8 0
0 2,546 10 3 l2~ per cent.
2 2

]() 12 3
'
... I Army and N1w~:.Frce Ditto

Gu:mo and other :Z.Ianures

418 0 0 ...
I
2 0 0 ... I l•'rce
585 18 0 583 18 0
I l s. per lb. Gunpowder

Ditto
15 0 0 ... For Government, Fros

36,005 16 0 ... ... Hardware and Cullcry

1 10 0

5.531 12 3
7
. 47 12
1 1::!~ percent.
4 16 0 5,201 8 4

'
 u 40 DIPORTS.

No. 2.-Gcneral lmpo1·ts into t!te Colony

QUANTITIES

ARTICLES.
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
Countries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

I-~----------·--------·--·----------11--·--------·1----·----~
Hams •.. united IGngdom lbs. 44,453 44,453
I Gcr111nny 362 362
Dominion of Canada 364 gr.4
linitoo Statei 103,715 103,715
148,804 148,894
Haber<laslu.i1J' and )lillinery . . . U nitetl Kingdom ... -~-----·-- '· -------
at rnlue -
Germany ... at value
United States ... at value
Foreign States America. ... at v11lue
Hepublic of Hayti ... at value
France ... at value
New Grenada ... at vafae
British East Indies ... at value
I
Hay ... l'nited States lbs. 4,840 4,840
Eata, Bonnets, :md CAps •.. Cnited Kingdom d ozs.
----- ----·- ----------
9,161 3-12 9,816
Dominion of Canad:i. ... 15 15
Briti~h West Indie!i ... 1612 1 6-12
l'nited States ... 602 5 12 4!)0 fi-12
Repuhlic of Hayti ... 4 9-12 4 9-12

I
France ... 2 7-12 2 7-12
I .British East Indies ... 13 13
I --------- ----------
9,700 6-12 10,343 3-12
,
1
Iforsc~, Mares, and Gcldingil . . . United Ki ..gclom
--------- -
no. 2 2
Cnited States 1 1
Fore:gn West Indies 15 15
Xew Grenada 2 2
Forc:gn States . .. 1 1

~ ... l"nited ~tales

1- --
21
- - ------
21
- --- ---- -----------.
!' Hop!! 11.>~. 1 s,1 14 s,114 I
Tee . •. i.- nited Rt:itc!I 1- - - - - - - --- - - - - - -·
tons I 4J o:~ 4, 103 r
I Tron, C:nlvanize<t . .. rnited Kingdom 1- - -- - - - - - -
... ' . .. at vnlu11 1
--- ~ · - --- - - -- - ------
I
i Iron .Roofipg, Doors and Shutters "C'nite<l King•\.,111
at value
f:
~ 1"nite<l 8tates at value
1' J ron Cates
...,....,w ••
.,&u»auw..w•c>::asst ... • .
.. . l"n'ted K'ng·'.nrn . .,-.- ·-.. --i-- r.t nil~--j
 IMl'OR'l'S.

of Jamaica in tlte Year 1878-9.

YALl'.E Dun:.
Aitl'ICLES.
Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.
Received.

£ s. d. £ s. cl.
2,778 6 3 ... ... Hams
22 12 6
15 3 4
4,321 9 2 1,2-10 15 8 2d. per lb.

30,113 19 5 ... ... Ifaberdashery ancl Millinery

27 4 6
610 9 11
1 10 0
25 0 7
356 16 7
14 17 2
17 18 0 10,145 19 6 12 ~ per cent.
10 8 0 ... Free Hay
8,124 L5 9 ... ... Hats, Bo1mets, ru1d Caps
47 14 2
-
0 2 0
805 19 3

37 7 9
18 0 0
II/
9 lG 0 1,130 9 4 12~ per cent.

350 0 0 ...
. ...
<(>
Horses, ~fa1-cs, and Geldings
!}0 0 0

110 0 0
10 0 0
20 0 0 10 10 0 10s. each

1G4 0 6 1() 5 l 12 ~ per cent. IIops

4,103 0 0 ... Free Ice

214 13 10 ... Freo Iron, Galvm1ized

·1,8G3 8 1 ... ... Iron, Roofing Doors ancl ~ hultcrs

29 9 G ... Froc

14 l'i 0 ... Free Iron Gates

11-1.:ll J'uHTz<.
lJ 42 IMPORTS.

No. 2.- Genel'al Impol"ts into tlie Colony

QUANTITIES
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
A RTI CLES. Countries whence I mported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

Instmments, Anatomical and

Surgical ... United Kingdom at value

United States at value

.. . 1_ _ _ ·_·_·- -

Instruments, Scientific . . . lJnitcd Kingdom at value

United States at value

I Fmnce at value

Instruments, Musical -·1United Kingdom at value

Germany at value
1
Dominion of Canada ..., at value

at value
United States ·-
France at value

British East Indies at value

New Grenada at value

Ditto
I
... United Kingdom at value
--

Indigo . .. 1 rnitc<l Kingdom lbs. 186 warehoused

I
Jewelry
-· United Kingdom at value
Lard ... United Kingdom lbs. 186 186
I
Dominion of Canada ...Ii 974 974
United States 540,178 540,178
,-541,3~ - ---541,338
, Leather, Manufactures, Boote I 1~---- - - - - - -·
anu Shoes .. . united Kingdom do:r;. paiu . 6,!l60 9-12 8,569 4-12
i 8-12
·Gennany ... j 8-1'2
1
Dominion of t'anacla • • •1 1,549 9-12 1,151 9-12
n I
I British West Inilies ••• 1 4-12 4-12

C' uik'<l .States ....I 2,26i 2,245

Fmnce I 2792-12 279 2-12

11,055 l 12 12,246 8-12

Leath'lr, other Articles Unenu-

merated ... t:nitc<l JGngrlom aL value

Dominion of Cana.cla ••. I at value

I

L'nited State~ .....,I

at value
1 Repn hJ:c of J:fayti at valne

Fnincc at rnlue

Linen, J.\fannfactures ... 'Cn;ted JCng,lom ···

- --
... at rnlue

I I
l"n;•cd States ! at Yalue
 DIPORTS. u 43
of Jamaica in tlw Year 1878-9.

VAJ,UE DuTY.
I ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.

----------
I Received.

. £
171 7
8. d.

5
£
...
s. d.

... Instrumcnt11, Anatomical and

Surgical
105 18 5 34 13 1 12! per cent.
.213 14 5 30 8 5 12} per cent. Instn1ments, Scientifio

.28 5 2

1 8 0

1,242 0 0 ... ... Instruments, )Iusica.l

.20 18 10

58 6 2
.258 1!) 9

114 10 9
4 1!) 0

25 0 0 215 11 10 12 ~ per cent.

10 0 0 ... For Hegiment.al Bimd. Free Ditto

... ... ... ...

194 11 1 24 6 4 12! per cent. Jewelry

3 17 6 ... ... Lard

20 5 10
11,253 14 2 1,691 14 2 ~d. per lb.

20,394 13 3 ... ... Leather, :Manufactures, Boots

and ::;h<ks
3 11 0

1,944 1 3
'
1 4 0

5,113 6 4

955 3 7 3,551 9 11 12! per cent.

9,825 1 6 ... ... Leather, other Articles unenu-

rncrntc<l
6 4 1

1,G63 4 4

2 0 0

75 8 2 1,4·16 9 9 12! per cent.

4,031 8 8 ... I ... Linen , :\Ianuiaclu-es

25 13 1 507 10 2 II 124. per cent.

: I
 DIPOR1'S.

. No. 2.-General Imports into the Colony

Qu.u\TITIES
L\ll'(lRTED. Quantities Entered for
AltTlCLES. Qountries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
'fotal.
{ I

Machines, Sewing ... United Kingdom ... ... at value •

United States ... ... at value

New Grenada ... ... at value

Machines, Washing ... United Kingdom no.

I
---------·
4 4

l\Iachincs, Corn Shelling ... United Kingdom no. 1 1

United States ... 3 3

4 4

Machines, L awn Mowers ... United Kingdom ... .. . u.t value

United States ... ... I at value

Machines, Chaff Uutters ... United Kingdom ... .. . at value

Un.ited States ... ... at value

---------
Machines, Bottling and Corking United Kingdom ... ... I at value

:Machines, Soda YiT<lter ... Uuited King·Iom ... ----=----1---

---------
at val-;----

Machines, lc9 l\Iaking ... Uuited Kingtlom ... .. . I at value

--------- - ----- -----
l\fachiues, other Labor Saving ... U uited Kingdom ... .. . at vulue

Uuited States ... ... at value

Machinery, .Agricultural ... United Kingdom ... .. . at value

United States ... ... I at value

-----
}fachilery, Manufacturing ...1 United Kingdom ... ... I at value

I
Marble, l\fanufacturcs ... U.iitcd Kingdom ... .. . at value

Uuited States ... ... I-----------at value

~hrble, in Blocks and Slabs ... Italy ... 66 66

-------- - --
Melli, not Wheat ... Uuited Kingchm brk 172 172
Fot-eign States ... 14 ,620~ 14,620t
---- - ---- - ---- - -·
11,792~ 14,7V~t
------·---
~faicho.~ ... United Kingdom gross 9,68V.i/ 9,US!lt
United States ... 181t . 18lt
--------- - -- -~ ------

1 !l,871 t 9,l:m:
----------
:i\faits, Wet, Sailed ... United lGng<lom h1k ! ~
'
Domin.io11 of Uanrula ... ~ !'
G11:w S..atc.s ... 30 2i}
'---- -- - - --
A I :51
I ~t>~
 DTl'OltTS.

of Jamaica i11 t!te Year 1878-9.

I

VALUE Du TY.
r- - - . •\ 1n1 cu:~.

Of 'rotal llllports. Gross Amount Hate anu when Tmposcd.

Received. I
'
I
£ s. <l £ s. u.
C6l 19 c ... ... . Machines, Sewing

500 5 11

3 0 0 ... Free
I
I

20 3 10 ... I Free Machines, Washing

... ...
I
5 10 0 I I
;\fachines, Corn Shelling

7 0 0 ... I Free
.
11 8 6 ... ... Machines, Lawn l\lowers

12 9 6 . ... Fre3

64 3 7 ... ... Machines, Chaff Cutters

8 12 0 ... Free I
... Free
.. I Machines, Bottling nnu Corking
10 17 2

103 7 0 ... Free Machines, Soda 'Yater

50 0 0 ... Free :Machines, loo Making

98 18 2 ... ... Machines, other Labor Saving

128 1G 2 ... Free

!!07 10 2 ... ... :l\fachincry, Agricultural

372 13 6 ... Free

Machinery, Manufacturing
42i:i 2 6 ... Free
,
()!) 11 () ... ... Marble, l\-fanufactures

16 3 5 12~ per cent.

2() 16 0
•
)larMe, in Dlocks and Slub~
... Fr(,>e
' 110 0 0 I

260 11 4 ... ... , Xeal, not \\'heat

. 12,477 8 6 1,479 4 10 2s. per b•u·rcl

I
I
I

... ' ::\Jatchrni

2,422 8 () ...
2,467 16 7 :is. per grosa
4:; 7 6

2 0 0

:.! 0 0
i\kah, \\et, f::,J ,ccl
21 5 R 1i>s llcr lia1T ~·l
110 0 0

""i
- ~ZJO •• JJ:>

):2 - - bll'Ult [~ .
.
--
 u 46 DCPORtS.

No. '2 .-- General Imports into tlte Ootony

I
QUANTITIES
IMPORTED. I Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence Importe<l.
I E.ome Consumption.

, ______
Total.

l\Ieat.~, rrcserved ... United Kingdom at value

Domlliion of Canada at value

United States at value

France at value
1------·- ---
Ditto . . . Foreign West Indies at value
--------- - - - - - - - - - - -
l\Ietals, Copper, Biu· and Rod ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 33 3 2I 33 3 21
I British West Ind!es ...1,,---3-5_3
1 3 21
___1_4 __
1 3 21
'
I :J5 3 14

1~~:11- 4; : :_I_·____
~fotr.ls, Yellow Sheathing . .. United Kingclom 44 2 0
United States c. q. 5 0 0

I 49 2 o I
'- -------·--
49 2 0
Metals, Copper Old . . . British West Indies tons 2 j 2
l\Ietiils, Copper Wrought, Un-
enumerated ... United Kingdom
c. q. lbs.I 88 2 17
·-- ----------1
1---------- 88 2 17
l\Ietals, Iron Pig ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 2 o o 1 2 0 0
..., Metals, Iron Bar and Rod . . . United Kingdom t . c. q. lbs.
-- - - - - - - -56-19- -
56 rn 2 24 I
--
2 24

I United States o rn 3 rn 0 16 3 19
57 16 2 15
Metals, Old, Unenumerated .. . United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 5 0 0 5 0 0
!IIetals, Iron M:uiufactur1."<l not
I
1
Cutlery ... , United Kingdom at value
!.> United States at value
Metals, Iron M:iterial for Black
River Market ... United Kingdom at value
Mctah, Material for Street Car I - - -·- - -·-----------
...
<.:ornpauy

~Ietnls, Tank for Government

United Kingdom
__________ --·-- --------
,
at value

PurposE>:; ... United King}lom . ...I at, v;1lue

!llctds, Bells ... U1~ited Kingdom no.,
--------- __________
,
3

\fotah, Lead Pig ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. ioq 7 3 108 7 3

)Jetab, Lead Sheet ...
·--.- - --
---------,
United Kingdom
c.q.lh.~.~~~--1 S!l l~---·
....... ;'lret;1l", St<-.oel Da.r ancl Rod ... United Kingdom c. <J. lh~. --~ 0 rn __, 6 0 Hi _ _
J\lot:Js, Tin Ingot ... United Kingilom c. q. lhs. ()[) :l 8 liO 3 8
Metal•, Tin Manufactures

::'lfotul•, 'T'in !'heel~

...

...
United Ki1~glo111

C nitecl 5tates

t.;"nited Ki11g•lo1T1
.
.
...--· ... ----1---at value____

c. 'l· u.~. ;jj 2

·~·o o I'--~t:; val~--t
o o
i2
 Dll'ORT~. 11 ·11

of Jamaica in the rear 1878-9.

°VALUE DUTY.

AllTICLI:~.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount lloitc and when Imposed.

Received.
------
£ s. d. £ s. d.

170 17 7 Meats, Prc:'l<lrvc<l

10 14 3

118 8 3

29 7 1 41 3 .j, 12~ per cent.

69 12 0 Army and Navy, Free Ditto

125 5 2 Metals, Copper, Bar :\lltl Rod

1 16 1 15 17 8 l'.l} per cent.

163 9 10 Melals, Yellow ShcaLhing

13 4 0 .22 1 9 12~ per cent.

70 0 0 8 15 0 12~ per cent. I l\Ie_taJg, Copper Old

35 3 6 12~ per cent. ::lletals, Copper Wrought, Un-

281 8 1 enumerated
12~ per cont. llletals, Iron Pig
4 13 4 0 11 8
:Metals, Iron Bm· and Rod
452 10 2

15 12 11 58 10 4 12 t per eent.

12! per cent. ll1etals, Old, Unenumerated

:> 16 0 0 9 6

lllctnlR, Iron Manufactured not

!)$8 2 2 Uutlel'l\
]24 8 4 12} per cont.
7 ·i 8
I MetaL~, Iron l\fatcrial for Black
31:! 4 5 Free 0 I Hi ver l\Iarket

}fetal<, l\.faterial for Stroot Car

3')1 0 0 Free
l ompany

Metals, Tank for Government

:;2 0 0 FrL>e
Pm1Mi-es
1'.l~ per ce;~t. ::\Ict:Js, Bell•
22 2 11 2 15 4
I l .:\Iet:tl~, Lend Pig
!lO 17 11 11 7 3 j 12~ per cent.
)le~als, Le<\tl ~!wet
9 4 11 I 12~ per cent.
7:J 1!) 2
;\letals, :Stec! Bar mul Rod
1 i) 1 ' J21 per cent.
10 8 !l I
I
, J\fot als, 'l'in lngot
16 10 8 12~ per cent
1:;2 5 0 I
I l\fofo.ls, Tin )1mmfacturus
7GS 17 1
!Ji 1 8 12:} per ce:it.
i 1G 6
]\fctah, Tm Sheets
l 2!i per cen~.

r
«
·!P·i J;\ 0
~::uz;a::::=:s:r
60 Jl 11
ww±
'
:z_J;;a&'......,,;:u,;ac_s:::r:;a:lt!\ ..
.
 DI1'0RTS.

(
. X o. 2.-Genel'al l mport.s into tlie Colony
I

QuA~TITIES
htPORTl': u. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
Home Consumption.
Total.

Milk, Condensed ...

I United K ingdom dozs. 1,850 1,850
United States ... 3,182 3,182

5,032 5,032
Ditto .. .I United Ki'1gdom dozs. ... 16
Cnitcd States ... .. . 20
... 36
Mills and Parts .. .1 CniW K;ng<lnm ... ... at value

I United States ... ... at value

:M:ills, Small Corn and Coffee ... United Kingdom ... ... at value
United States ... ... at vab e
---------
Naphtha ... United States galls. 5,320 5,320
Oats ... United Kingdom bushels 194 194

I United States ... 4,906 4,906

5,100 5,100 •
Oil, Almond ... United Kingdom galls. 12 12

I Unit.d SU"' ... 1

13
1

13
---------
Oil, Astral ... United States galls. 51 51

...
I
Oil, Castor United Kingdom galls 4,028 4,028
United States ... 350
I
350
1
Dominion of Canada ... 5 5
---------
I 4,383 4,383
--------- ---------
...
Oil, Car U nile<l States galls. 138 138 I
Oil, Co<l .. . 1 Dominion of Canada galls. 1,104 1,104

' lJnitcd States ... 116 116

1,220
----------
1,220
•

Oil, Col7.a ... l':i.itcd Kingdom galls. 806 806

Uil, Cod L iver ... l:nited Kingdom ... 117! ll'i}
Do111inion of Canada ... 1 1
[ uitcd f)tatcs ... ii!)
- - - - · - - - - - ----- - -- -,I
50 I
I J 77~
-- - -· ---
177~

Oil, Engine ... Vnitccl Kingdom g:oll•. 2 188 2,188

I
l '11it<.,>t\ ::itatc~ ... J'..!ti 126
I

~ ~,:)Jt

I
I 2.314
 Di PORTS.

of Jamaica in t!te Year 1878-9.

.
YaLUJ:: DUTY.

-- . ·- AuTil'LI:s.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.

ltcccivcd.

£ s. <l. £ $, d.

539 7 8 ... ... Milk, Condensed

1,016 15 10 194 10 5 12 ! per cent.

8 0 0 ... I ... Ditto

'i 17 5 ... Army and Navy, Free

.
'
5,4f>4 11 0 ... ... Mills and PartH

80 14 !l ... Free
I ... ... ~fills, Small Com and Coffco
12G 8 () I

I
.J2 8 4 ... Free

1;;3 G 3 I 19 3 3 12} per cent. Naphtha

~:> 2 0 ... ... Oab

.....
I
~

,J ,) 18 0 I 84 19 10 4d. per bushel

II .
i ... I ... Oil, Almond
10 18 0

0 11 0 0 9 9 9d. per gallon

!) 2 0 I 1 18 3 !ld. per gallon Oil, Astr-.U

814 i) 6 ... ... Oil, Castor

rn JO 0
!)d. per gallon
l 0 10 164 7 3
"
t
!ld. per gallon OJ, Car
8 0 5 3 6
14

()) lG 0
I
I
... .. ' 0.1, Cod

.!.) 15 0 !)d. per gi.llon

10 15 3
'

Oil, Cvlz.~
l"- 14 1 30 4 6 9cl. per g:illon
~·
i:;2 H 0
I ... ... Oil, ('od Liver

0 G 0
6 13 1 , !),l. per gallon
22 18 s
I ... Oil, Engine
?13 4 3 I ...
:.!I H 7 f;G 15 G I 9J. por galbn
,
I
-
·"-

+rw W<M WWWC

=---=-

.,,
 nrPon:rs.

.Ko. '2.-Geuaal lmpods into t!ie Colony

QUA:\TITIES
b.t l'l>Jt 'I El!. ~uantities Entered for
Countries whence Imported. 1 - - - - -- - - 1

-------,
Home Consumption.
Total.
1

~
~ .
; OJ, Fish ... Gnited Ki.J1gdom galls. 329 329

Dominion of Uanacla ... 113 143

Gnited States ... 36 36

0:1, G:.ll;pdli .. .I U n.itcd Ki.J1gd'lm ~~!-- :::~i 508

25Jt
I
Oil, Harness ...1 United Kingdom galls.I :192
---- I 392

0:1, :Kerosene ...1 United Kingdom gill>. 735 735

I
l1 n:ted ~t:~te~ ... 344,014 34·1,014
--
341,719 344,749
- -- - ---
Oil, Lamp Unifocl Kingdom galls. 1,818 1,818
I u.1ited Kingdom - - - - - - - -I
OJ, L:.rd galls. :;47 347
United States ... 727 I
_,
727

Oil, Linsee l ... 'Gnitcd Kingdom

I
gr.lls.i
1,074

10,312
1,074

10,312

Unitecl States ... '.!07 2J7

10,519 ~ . 10,319

01, :Menhaden ... Gnited States gall-<. lii2 152

I
I
0:1, ~eatsfoot ... United Kingdom galls. 875! 875t
United States ... 6~
- -------'-----------
I 6t
) 882 882
----- ·
Oil, I'aint ... United Kingdom galls.
. 1,84!) 1,849
OJ, ralm ... : Unitecl.j<.iug<lom ... 1 -!O 40
- ---·
O:J, Snlad ... Gnitcd King<lom gall~ . 3,471 :..,471

I l'nited States .... : l'.!2 122

I Franco ···1
I
30 30
IItaly ... 211 211
-- 3,934
- --.-----
3,8:.!4
OJ, Sperm ...II u";1,.1 lGnglom gall". 1 l

... 80
I 80
1------- - ----------
81 81
0 1, Tar ... lT1d1i<l King loin galJF.i 2G 2()

I l 'nitctl Sbtes ... Gl I 61

1---~ f\7~ - - - _ _8_7_ __
 nrr>ORTSi.

qf Jamaie<i in the Yea/' 1878-9.

- -- . - -----
V .\Ll'E DuTY.
- -- AnTrcr;r.~.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount

Received.
Rate and when Imposed. I
---------- ---------
£ s. d. £ s. cl

48 15 3 ... ... Oil, Fi~h

JS 1 0 I
'i 0 0 19 l 0 M. per gallon

66 17 7 () 10 0 9d. p'.lr gallon I' Oil, Galli.i-:illi

i>·i 'j 4 14 14 0 I 9d. per gallon Oil, Hames,

4.) 18 !) ... ' ... Oil, Kero~eno

21,590 17 6 12,!!23 1 !) I !Jtl. per gdlon

I
I
272 12 7 I 63 3 6 !ld. per g;1llon Oil, Lamp
1 ...
46 l!) (i ... Oil, Lard

120 2 0
l 40 5 6 9d. per gallon
I
... .. . OJ, L:nsecd
. 1,2:14

26 5
() 4

6 3!!4 9 3 9d. per g:ubn

I 1·

Fi 19 0 I 5 14 0 9J. per gallon Oil, )ie:lhaden

20!) $ 1 ... I ... Oil, N eatsfoot

2 6 1 33 1 6 j 9d. per gallon I

Iw.
(

69 6 9 I'" •'\loo Oil, Paint

232 4 3
6 15 3 1 10 0
I
9d. por galbn
(
I Oil, Palm
1,314 ]!) 8 ... ... O:J, S::!al

21 1ii 6
I
30 0 0

64 10 0 143 1.3 6 9d. per gallon

G G ... ... Oil, S;icrm

0
3 0 !)
I !id. per ga!Ll:1
10 0 0

1 14 6 ... I ... Oil, Tar

3 5 3 !)d. per gall m

2 12 JO I

.:oa:u:a:::a:a::;:; a:aa
,--......-. . .
s;:;;:m::-~--
I .
 Dll'ORTS.

No. 2.- Ge/1eral Impol'ls into Ille Oolouy

Qu A."S'!'ITII:S
I.uruitT£ll. Quantities Entered for
Att'flt•LES. Count1·jos whence ImportecL
Home Consumption.
'.l'otal.

O.I, \\>"hale ... L'nitod Kingdom galls. 5 5

lJnitccl States 211 211

216 21G
-----·
CHc.lkc arul ot her P1\Jpanxl FooJ.
f ..r· c:at,Jc ... Cnitecl King<lom t. c. q. lbs. 33 13 3 9 33 18 3 9
Gn:tc<l :States 0 5 0 0 0 5 0 0
···1----l---~1
Ji 339 :J4 3H9
I -----!---·---- --
011ions ... l ' nitod Kingdom bushels 274 274
l' nitod States 3,053 3,91i3

···'- ---
5
1 4,232 4,2:.l2
,_________ - ·------------ii
Ctpinm llnitod Kingdom lbs. 51iG

lJnitod States ... 485 485

I 1,041 1,0·11
01.11nl1111 gli~ ... Gnitcd Kingdom
--------------------
I
pie,ces ~,572 'i,145

United States ... ... 4S

---------
3,572
-------------,
'i,l!l3
Painters' Colors and ~faterial.s ... Unih,'(l Kingtlom at rnlue
I ------
,,_---~----
at value
-·----~
Pan~ for Boiling Sugar ... Un ited Kingdom no. 423 4:.?S
1 - -----------·---·
l 'au~ for Li11lt'j11ioo ...I United States no. l 1
I
... l'nited K;ngdom
at Yalue
United Stales ···I at yalue
l<'rance ···1 at value
l'ap"r· nut Rtationcry ... l'11itcd I-Gugclurn ---------- ------~--
at Yalue
(l.:rmany
at value
(' nih.>tl Stato~
at value
Franco
:u; value
... C'nikd King•lum !JO.
----·------ ----
----250
Z50
<~cn nany
1,000 1,0CO ,
- 1 ?-"-- 1 <>--o- I
---
,.Ji),J ~ ::> 1
J';1'.cnl 1-'nt•I ... l'ni!cd King·lom --
·- - -- - - - - - - - - _ __ _ _ n
ton ~
j 188 4-?.o ms 4 20 I
-----i----·i
4.i ~2 I 4,{12
 DIPORTS. 'U 53

qt' Jamaica in lite Yea,. 1878-9.

1-

YALUE DUTY.
.
-- ~

Grogs Amount Rate and when Imposed.

ARTICLES.

Of 'fohtl Imports.
I Received.

s. d.
I £ s. d.
£
0 19 6 ...
I
... Oil, \Yb.ale /

12 3 11 8 2 0 9d. per gallon

I
I

33!) 17 7 ... ... Oilcake and other Prepared Food

for Cattle
3 14 0 ... . Free
I

I
63 !) 0 ... ... Onions

883 5 11
15 0 0
l ... Free
II

4Gi 10 11 I ... ... Opium

3i8 11 1 lOS 15 3 12! per cent. I

11,582 1:3 4 ... ... Ozn~\burghs

65 12 6 I 1,456 0 !)
I
12 ~ per cent.

. I
2,187 ...I !) ... ... Painters' Colors and l\Iaterials

22G rn 5 301 15 11 12~ per cent.

2,123 18 0 ... Free Pans for Boiling Sugar

(•

fl 0 0 ... Free Pans for Limejuioo

86 8 10 ... ... (I
Paper, Hanging

2 13 8 I

!l !) 4 12 6 6 121 per cent.

427 Hi 3 ... I
I ... Paper, not Stationery

'i2 13 11
1,33') 17 8
I I
3 l!) 8 22!) 8 5 12 ~
.per cent.
2;3 7 10 ... ... raving Stones

65 0 0 ... Free
I
lGG 10 3
II ... I Free Patent Fuel

l.'i8!) 0 0 I 'i 1 0 10
I
I 4d. per hnshcl Peas and Beans
'
11 -h11•u1t1~.
 DC PORTS.

-i
No. 2.-Gcneral I111pods into the Colony
~· --- -------
Countries whence Imported.
Q1;.\XTITIES
l:11P0Rn:n. I Qu::ntities Entered for

Home Consumption.
Total.

Perfumery, Floritfa \Ya!.tl~ .. . C:cr111any ... ... at Yalue

Lniied States ... ... at \•alue

Foreign \Yest In<lies .... .. . at value

.. .I ... at value
. .·- -..- I
Pcrfumcr_r, other <foscriptions ... 'C'nitcd Kingdom

l France
United St:.;cs
"'\
...
...
...
- - - - - · - - - - - --
at value
at value

at_v__nl_1_1e_____,
l
Pipe3 for conYeying Fluid~ Fnited King1lom ... ...
,
... 1
I
United Sti1tes .. .
al val-ue___ I
... at value ;
----------1~ .-
l'bnts, Growing .. . F nited Kingllom pkgs. 12 12
British West Indies ... , 5 5
1 II nited f:t::tes ... 5 5
'
; Fmnco ... 4 4
i ---------
I
21l I
I
26
... l'nitt><I Kingdom ... ... I at value
...,
Ploughs and Parts
I
1
nited Kingdom
.. . I at yaJue
• •• {'
pkgJ
I
21 I
I 21
L'nitod States ...
---452i---- - - - - - 45- - - - 24

l'ork, \\' ot, fhllL'<i ,

I
... L'nit<..'<l Kingdom brls.
--------- I
) 3 2
Dominion of Canada ... 5 5
United States ...I !l,132

I
• -- !l,140 I
10,272~

]
-----·
0,2i!l1
rn11lt1·y ... l' nifod Kingdom doz;;.---;_12-- ------8:1-2----~,
<•cr111:.i1y
'
1 2 12 1 212
Briti-h West Ind.iC!I
5!) 7 12 ;;n i-12
l' ni IL<l States

l'utato._...,.
·.. l'.nitL<! King1!01n bu'sl1,~1 c. - --
7 8-12

G!l 1-12
- - • - - --
i 8-12

6!l 1-12 -
-- - - - -
........., :;~() :->86
Tlo111inion of Canacla
... 1,07.) l ,073
' llrifah \\\,,;t ln1l:c~
I

... 21:; 215

l'11ifr1l State~
... 4,IC/ l 4 JGi

--- "12 ------ -----

G42

-=- :::+:tam.::a;::
 DI PORTS.

qf Jnmrtica i11 tlw rl'((J' 187~-9.

DUTY.

·-------- - ------ ARTICLES.

:;~hon -;:,_.
I
Of Total Imports.

--:-:--:--·i- -
Gross Amount
ltcwiYed.

£ s. <l.
&,.re !--------·------•
49 13 10 ... I Perfumery, Florida Water
016 7 G
I
17 2 4

G7 5 10 131 G 2 12~ por cent.

2,8!12 4 2 ' Pcrsu1nery, other descriptions

464 10 8 12i per cent.

1,1-rn 10 3 Pipes for Conveying Fluids

49 17 10 Free
Plants, Growing

4 2 0

8 Ii !)

l'i 2 2 Free

:1'i0 4 10

52 4 10 :i2 16 2 ' 12! per cent.

Ploughs and Parts

Free

5 16 0 Pork, \Yet, Salted

c
1:1. 10 0

29,'iUO 5 0 7,'iO'.l 11 1 15s .per banel

(

2 10 0 !'oultry

4 0 0

~· l'.l 0
5 3 0 Free

8'.l 8 0 Potntoes

212 0 0

113 0 0
fins 1:; o
GG 0 O Free

-- ™"
,,
 DI PORTS.

:Xo. 2.-General l mporti; into the Colony

AltTIGLES. Countries whence ~mported.

Q C.\..'\TITIES
b1PORTE1>. l Quantities Entered for

Home Consumption.
Total.

Photographic Materials ... United States at value

Printing Materials .. . United Kingdom at value
United St::ites at vulue
Printing Presses ... United Kingdom no. 5 5
United States 9 9
14 14
Pumps for raising ·water
I
... Unite<l Kingdom at rnlue
C'nitcd States at rnluo
R epublic of Hayti at value
I ---------- ---------- --
Railway Truck Wheels .. . United Kingdom at value
I United States
'- ---------1--------- - --11
at value

Resin and Rosin . .. United Kingclom .::. q. lbs. 28 1 8 28 1 8

United States 86 0 8 86 0 8
114 1 16 114 1 lG
Rice . .. Cnit<.'<l Kingdom lbs. 3,851,CG;} 3,719,906
Genuany 384,623 266,115
United States 48,211 56,399
l British East I ndies
902,972 1,658,188
British Guiana 929,017 888,620
- - - - - - - -:- - -- ----
6,115,886 G,589,228
1
Ditto • .. United Kingdom lbs. 2,9J7

Salt
I
I
Gennany

... United Kingrlom lbs.I

,- - ... -
2,882,7!11
.-
804

2,882,'i'Dl
Gennany 865 865
I British West Inrlies 3,)84,825 3,023,359
C nited States ..., 9,625 9,025
Republic of Hayti
... ______!!50 _ _ _ _ _ _ _1_,7._oo_ _ __
:3,\179 ~ii6 :>,3!H.!i78
Sails .. . Uuit<.~l Htates
:---------1----- - ---·---
at •·'line
,-- ·-~----
Si;Jt, Rock . .. C nitecl K!ngrlom tor.s 121 121 I
Sawdust ... t'nite11 Rtntes pkgq.i---;-1!1!l - -,- - - : : --
 DI PORTS.
- u 57
of Jamaica in tlie Year 1878-9.
. I
VALUE DuTY.
- -- -- Anncr.r.s.
' Of Total Imports. Gross Amount
Received.
I H.ate and when Imposed.

£ s. d. £ s. d.
143 1 0 17 17 7 12} per cent. Photographic l\fotcri:U.a
55 0 0 ... ... Printin.;r l\fatcricls
'
186 17 0 30 4 8 12} per cent.
rn 14 8 ... ... Printing Presses
40 13 0 ... Free
I

ll!l 5 3 ... ... I Pumps for raising Water

I
120 G 6 I
4!) 0 0
' ... Pree

7·1 5 0 ... ... Railway Truck 'Vhccls

0 0 0 ... :Freo

16 ll> 4
I
... ... Resin and Rosin

l!ll "j 0 ... Fre3 I

26,()6!) 6 4 ... ... Rico

1,fl2!) 6 2

408 18 0
12,021 17 3

6,442 10 0 9,883 16 5 3a. per lOOlbs.

(lo

Ditto
21 0 10 ... Army and ~~M'y, Free

ii 16 6
(l I
2,869 14 6 ... ... I Salt

1 1 8
I I
S,'i7!l 4 0
I

12 0 6
2 3 !) 2,665 13 9 ls. por IOO!bs. l
8 10 0 1 1 3 ] 2! per cent. I S;iils

Salt, Rock
251) 6 !) ... Free

39 0 0 ... Free
I Sawdust

-
 DIPORTS.

No. 2.-General Imports into tlw Colony

•! QUA~TITIES
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
A RTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
Ilome Consumption.
Total.

Sausages .. . United Kingc:!om lbs. 67 67

Germany ... !l} !l}

Dominion of Canada ... 47 47

United Staf.e3 ... 914 914

France ... l,~G3 1,2G3

-
2,3GO} 2,300}
Seeds, Garden ... United Kingdom lbs. 473 473
United States ... 215 215

G38 G38
Seeds, other sorts ... United Kingdom lbs. 5,llG 5,116
Dominion of Canada ... 277 277

I United States ... 2'.l3 2!)3

5,636 5,GSG
Sheep ...) United Kingdom no. 4 4
I British West Inilie$
... 50 50
5-i 5!
Shooks, Hogshead ... United Kingdom 'DO • 5,010 5,010
. Dominion of Canada ... 1,200 1,200
British West Indies ... 217 217

,)
United St:i.tes ... 2,132 2,132

8,53!) 8,G:.>D
Shooks, Tierce ... United St:ites no. 200 200
'I
Shooks, Puncheon ... United KingJom no. 2,3G-:1 2,8()-!
United States ~ .. 1,0!!8 1,098

3,462 3,462
Shooks, Barrel l'nited States no. 105 1C5
Shooks, Keg .. JUnited Stnt,•s no. 40 40
Soap
. ... United Kingdom lbs. 2,532,165
--- 2,3!)(),933
United States ... 217,90~ 200,393
---------
2,750,123 2,507,326
-
Silk and Silk Manufactures ... r1~tecl Kingdom ... ... at value
1
I Umted States ... ... at value

I
Franco ... at value
j HritiRh East Indies :::1 ... at value
 lliPORTS. u 59

of Jamaica in tlte Year 1878-9. .

VALt;E
'
DUTY.

ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.

I Received.

£ 8. d. £ s. d.

6 14 0 ... ... Sall!'ages

0 19 0

4 14 0

91 8 0

126 6 0
I 19 3 5 2d. per lb.
I
32 16 2 ... ... Seeds, Garden
38 19 2 8 19 5 12~ per cent.

G9 18 4 ... ... Seeds, other Sorts

2 13 6
12 12 3 10 13 0 12} per cent.

50 0 0 ... ... Sheep

35 0 0 ... Free
I
i

2,505 0 0
I ... ... Shooks, Hogshead

600 9 0 I

108 10 0

1,066 0 0
l ... Free
Ill

I
I
20 0 0 ... Free Shooks, Tierce
is>
2,127 12 0 1 ... ... Shooks, Puncheon
'
988 4 0 ... Free

. '
37 10 11 ... Free Shooks, Barrel

7 0 0 ... Free Shooks, Kegs

26,965 10 0 ... ...
2,254 8 4
I
I
7,143 13 1 5s. 6d. per lOOlbs.
Soap

4f)9 3 0 I
I ... ... Silk and Silk Manufactures
I
102 3 0 I

3 5 11
53 12 0 82 5 6 / 12~ per cent.
I
u GO IMPORTS.

Ko.•2.-Gencral Imports into the Colony I

QUAXTITIES
bIPOP.TI:U. Q~rnntities Entered for
AllTI('LF.S. Countries whence Imported.
I Home Consumption.
I Totd.
I
I
I
Silver Plate ... I United Kingdom ... ... at vabo

Slates ...1 t"nited Kingdom ... ... ct valuo

Unite<l States ... ... nt nluc
I
I
Soda .. . t'nite..l Kingdom c. q. lbs. l!JG 0 7 1'"
vv' 0 7
I United States ... 1)G 1 G
I !JG 1 G
I
I .
_, ...,
l)()()
1 13 O('n
~ v .:i 1 13
I
Sp<.>cic, Gold
...I Foroig:n States ... ... at vduo
Uepublie of Hayti ... ... at v~luo
I ---------
Specie, Silver ... I I
Franco ... --------
... at value
Foreign States ... ... at vcluo
Ifopublic of H ayti ... ... ct v::lue

Spices United Kingdom ... ... at value

· 1 United States ... ...
Rpirits, Alcohol ... Cnitcd Kingdom galls. 113 8-32
-
127 G-~~

Dominion of Canada ... 4-32

United States ... 115-32 115-::2
I 114 27-32 123 25-32
Sp;rits, Cordials ... United Kingdom galls. ZG.1 38!:>
I
Unite1l States 1
I 1

I Foreign Wc~t Indies 21 12

I Fra.nco ..J 127 94
I
I ------513·--------------w
I 1------~1---------·---
Ditto ... Franco galls. 1 28-32
United King<lom ••. ••. G 18-32

I 1_ __
···_ _ _ _ _ 814·~-
::::pirits, DraaJy ... United Kingdom

Gonuany ga~:I ~"~-.15 11,5;;

Dominion of Canach ... 18 46 28-32

I
1 nitcd States ... 108 97 24-32
l<'oreign West Indies ... 40 30
I
I
France ... 4,804 5,311 12-32
I. ---- -----
I J.t,i11i> 17,108
 UIPORTS. u 61

ef Jamaica in the Y ear 1878-9. .

I DUTY.
VALUX:
I ARTICLES.

Gross A.mount Rate and when Impos<.'Cl.

Of Total Imports.
I Received.

£ s. d. I £ s. d.
Silver Plate
I 87 10 6 12~ per cent.
700 4 5

l'.!8 10 3 ... ... Slates

28 12 7 ... Free

. 104 2 7 I ... ... Soda

lO!l 5 0 ... I Free

Hl 13 4 ... ... \ Specie, Gold

12 0 0 ... Free
I' ' Specie, Silver
11 0 ... ...
!)()

5,100 12 0
I I

2!l3 8 0 ... Free

740 11 10 ... ... Spices

2 110 1 6 121 per cent.

1'10 0
41 1!) 10 ... ... Spirits, Alcohol

0 3 0
I
I
8 10s. per gallon
•
1 1 6 64 7

311 4 0 ... ... Spirits, Cordials

a
0 16 0
!) 12 0

4 0 248 0 0 1Os. per gallon 0

75

I
I
Ditto
] 10 0 ... ' Army aJld Navy, Free
.
5 5 0

5,7 ~3 0 0 ... ... Spirits, Brandy

28 0 0

23 8 9
48 17 6

13 0 0
!) 8,554 0 0 10s. per gallon
2,635 13

•
l G- I .\ll'UllTS.
 u G2 DIPORTS.

No. 2.-Gcncral I mports into tlie Colony

Qc;;.;:;':'lTIES
ARTICLI::S.
Countric:i whence Imported.
b11•0.1trnn. Quantities Entered for

---:-:-1 .1.0.al.
llomo Coruaunption.

- ---------------- 1---------··-------
I
--
Spir:zs, .8randy ... United Kingdom galls.
123 22-:;2
Franco
I 226 24-32
--~ -1 _____3_;;_0_1,_4-.:;--2-
Spirits, Gin ... Gnited Kingdom galls. 3,Vi4 2,CC4 2:>-32
1
l::nited Statca
8 23-32
Foreign West Indiea
8-32
-----·~--------~;!
3,07·.113-32 I 2,G74
Ditto ... Unite,'(} Kingdom galls. ---~--,-----1·8·-,----
f:pirits, Whisky ... United King lom gall~.
- ----·-·--------
SGJ 350
Ditto
" 'I United King<lom galls.
---------------
123 21-32
Spirits, Rum ...
-1-~~
United Kingdom
Stationery
... galls._ 18.7.G.·OO
United Kingdom
at value
Germany
at value
Do:uinion of Canada
at 'l'alue
United States
Steam Engines and Pnrts at 'l':!lue
... - - - -,
Ci nitcd Kingdom ... ... nt 'l'aluo
Unit()(l States
... 1 ... at ' ·clue
Fran~
at vrJuo
~
Stills and Parts

Sugar Refined
... United Kingdom
pkgi; . ------------,
4 4
... United Kingdom
1
17-,-G0-:3 - , - - I G ; i 4 0
Ibs. _ _ _
~
United Sfotes
02,001
104,170
Frau co
278 278
~

Ditto
/ u0,872 - -I;Q;o7
... United States
lbs.
Sugar, UnroSned 3,G03

.,-:1----:---
... United States lbs.1
- - ---2-5- /
Swine 25
... United Kingdom

Dritish West Indies

United States

13
- ---
Tallow and Grease
... Unite<l Kingdom

t:' nited States

c. q. lbs . 580 1 - 9 -- 580 1
13
0
39- 0
-" 4 325 0

T ar and Pitch
...
014 1 13 -- !l14 1 13
4

United Kingdom
... I
nt v:Jue -
United States
...
I at V«lue
• I:llPORTS. u 63
.:.
of Jamaica in the Year 1878-9.

,
YALU£ DcrY.

--- ARTICLl:S.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate a!ld "·hen Imposed.

ReceiYcd.
- s. d. £ s. d.
£
Gl 16 10 ... Army and N :wy, Froo Spirits, Brandy

113 7 6 I
i
C66 4 6 ... ... I Spirits, Gin
2 4 4 I
I

0 1 6 1,3:>7 0 0 10.s. per gallon

I
45 15 0 ... Anny and Navy, Free I
Ditto
I
105 0 0 115 0 0 1Os. per g;tllon Spirits, Whisky
I
37 2 0 ... Army and Navy, Free Ditto

... I
•
... ... Spirits, Rum

7,211 13 10 ... ... Sb.tionery

I

25 4 6 I I

531 8 5

282 14 2 1,006 i 8 12~ per cent.

I
6,783 1 0 ... ... Steam Engines and Parts

6~5 10 3
l I

I
I
1 1 0 ... Free

433 0 6 ... Freo Stills and Parts

2G() 0 0 ... ... Sugar, Refined

l,73G 6 ·i

4 12 s 1,001 1:) 6 2cl. per lb.

"'
60 1 0 ... Army and :X avy, Free Ditto

0 11 0 0 2 6 10s. per 100 lhs. Sugar, "'C":rrcfined

"' Hl 0 ... ... Swine

5 0 0
2 0 0 ... I Free
.
816 1 5 ...
I ... 1
Tallow and Grease

5()0 1 7 ... Freo

115 8 0 ... ... Tar and Pitch

57 8 8 I 21 12 1 12! per cent.

 DIPORTS.

No. 2.-Gcncrat I mports into the Colony

1
I Ql'A"STITU:S
hlPOR'.rJ;D. Quantities Entered for
Countries whence Imported.
Ai:TlCLES.
----- - llomo Consumption.
Total.
I
Tea ... United Kingdom lbs. 18,3!)6 14,632
!
Dominion of Canada ... 77 77

ICnitcd States ... 1,4!)3 1,533

British East Indie3 ... IGO 160

I
I
I
I I 20,126 lG,422
D itto ... United Kingdom lbs. ... I G12
Temper Lime ... United Kingdom phns. 13 I____:;__
...
---------I-----------
Telcgr:i.ph ~Iaterial Foreign West Indies pkgs. 6 G
Tiles, :Marble and Earthen ... United Kingdom ... ... at valuo
I United Statc3 ... ... at value
Italy ... ... at value
Tombstones, :M:aufactured ... United Kingdom .. . ... at vnluo

. Dominion of Canada ... ... at value

United States ... ... at vnluo
Tombstones ... United Kingdom
...I United Kingdom
no. 3 I 3
Tomb, Railing
Tobacco, Cigars ... United Kingdom
"'j ... I at value
lbs. 80 05
British West Indies ... 2201 1!
I I
Foreign West Indies ...I 581 608!
Germany ... I
12 12

) 002} ()17
Tobacco, Cigarettes ... ------- -
F oroign West Indies lbs. 108 108
Tobacco, 11fanufacturcd ... United Kingdom lbs. 216 216
'O
Dominion of Canada ... 1,430 1,023
I United States ... 78,780 85,084
Foreign West Indies ... 135 37!
I 80,570 86,360t
Tobacco, Unmanufactured ... United Kingdom lbs. 2,156 3,417
1 Unitccl States ... 04,870 08,878
Foreign West Indies ... 6,340 4,026
I New Grenada
'
... 12,042 6,253
I
I 115,417 113,474
Tongues, Wet, Salted ... Fnited Kingdom brls. 10!
-----------
20~

United States ... 1,205! 1,460

I 1,315 1,48')~
.
 u 65
,
of Jamaica in tlw Year 1878-9.
1-

VALUE DUTY.

ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gro~sAmount Rate and when Imposed.

Received.

£ s. d. £ s. d.

2,194 16 0 ... ... Tea

~

11 11 0

232 19 0

24 0 0 821 2 6 ls. per lb.

91 16 0 ... Army and Navy, Free Ditto

36 10 11 4 11 4 12' per cent. Temper Lime

14 0 0 ... Free Telegraph 11Iatcrial

lO!l 4 9 ... ... Tiles, :rtfarble ancl Earthen

14 7 3
230 0 0
128 1!) 0
I ...
...
Free

... Tombstones, Manufactured

6 0 0 I .
31 4 0 20 15 4 12~ per cent.

21 0 0 ... Free Tombstones

179 19 8 ... Free Tomb, Railing

52 5 0 ... .
... Tobacco, Cigars

0 16 6
27!) 13 6

6 12 0 1()4 3 9 5s. per lb.

I
t•

29 0 0 5 8 0 ls. per lb. Tobacco, Cigarettes

16 4 0 ... ... l
'
Tobacco, M:auufactured

76 14 6

6,381 6 0
2 16 3
!
I 4,318 1 6 ls. per lb.
l

142 7 6 ... ... Tobacco, Unmanufactured

4,11!) 18 4

205 5 0

260 10 10 2,836 17 0 Gel. per lb.

76 17 6 ... ... Tongues, Wet, Salted

5,47:> 0 0 1,110 8 9 15s. per baITcl

17-I:.11•01t1·~.
u (i(i nrron.Ts.

Ko. 2.- General Imports into the Colony

-
QUANTITIES
lllrOl\Tl::D. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLE:>. Countries whenco lmportc..J.. --- -- - --- Home Consumption.
Total.

-----.-----

'l'ongncs, Dried . . .J l'nitcd Kingdom lbs. 80 80

l'nite<l States ... 3,!llG 3,nc
I
3,!)()6
I :.J,!l!JG
'ftu·pcnLne ... United Kingdom galls.I 427 42i
Unit1.,-d States ... 2,!JG3 2,!JG3
3,3!)2
I 3,:.J!l2
Truss Hoops ... lTnited King<lom setts 44G 4!G
Unitcll States ... 17 17
-----·---
4G3 4G3
---------I
TurL!o ... British West Indies hea<l G3 63
Forci;;n Rtatcs ... 2GO 250

. N cw Grcna(la ... 30 30
343 3.13
Tortoise Shell ... British West Indies lbs. 308 l 308
I
Yegctahle:; ... I
British West Indies ... . .. at value
United States ... ... at value

Y cgctablus, Yams ... Republic of Hayti c. q. lbs. 1 0 0 1 0 0

New Grenada ... 3 0 0 3 0 0

. 4 0 0 4 0 0
Vinegar ... United Kingdmn galls. 8ii0 8ii0
Germany
0 ... 8GO 8GO
l'nited States ... 2,222 2,222
Fr::.nco ... 5G 5G
3,!)88 3,()88
l' niform~, Civil and :Military ... United Kingd~m no. 10 10

Whoot ... Unitoo States

0

bushels 2,107 2,107

Wine, Burgundy ... United Kingdom galls. 45 4ii

Wine, Chablis ... United Kingllom galls. i111~ l!J3!

Franco ... 128 240
----- - -
27U} 4:;3~

Ditto ... Prance g:illr. 8 8

I~ I
 DIPORTS. u G'7
:-
of Jamaica in tlie Yem· 1878-9.

Y.i.LUE Durr.
ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amount Rate and when Imposed.

-
llccciYed.
I l

£ s. tL £ s. cl.

4 0 0 ... ... Tongues, Dried

105 lG 0 33 6 1 2cl. per lb.

43 18 G ... ... Turpentine

2rn 11 10 ~14 6 3 12! per cent.

;:;01 Hi 0 ... ... t

Truss Hoops

l!l 2 G ... Free

I
I
G3 0 0 ... ... Turtle

2;:;0 0 0
30 0 0 .
I
I

8 10 0 ... Fn."'O Tortoise Shell

13 14 0 ... ... I V cgetables

43 v 0 ... Free
I
0 4 0 ... I ... Vegetables, Yams I
1 0 0 ... Free

.
r.2 1 7 ... ... Vinegar
'~
I
GO 2 2 I

1n 10 1

6 7 2 40 5 1 1121 per cent.

Unifonns, Civil and 11Iilitary

22G 12 2 ... Free

632 2 0 79 0 6 !)cl.
•
per bushel Wheat

2s. GU. per gallon Wine, Burgundy

45 8 0 5 12 G

rn:; 10 0 ... ... Wine, Chablis

2-10 0 0 ii4 8 9 Zs. Cd. per gallon

Ditto
... ... .Anny and Sa,1·, Frco
u GS nrror~rs.

.
No. 2.-Gcncral lmport.s i1do tlic Colony

QcANTITIES
IMPORTED. Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whenoc Imported.
Homo Consumption.
Total.

Wino, Champagne ... United Kingdom galls. 1,602 1,682

Germany ... 168 148
United States ... 35 35
Franco .... 342} 306!
2,147! 2,171!
Ditt-0 ... United Kingdom galls. ... 4.j,
Franco ... ... 16
... GO
Wine, Elderberry ... United Kingdom galls. 14 14
YI' inc, Ginger ... United Kingdom galls. ... 2
\\'inc, (.)Jaret ... United Kingdom galls. 2,048~ 2,IOS~

Gennany ... ()10 286

United States ... 212 73
Foreign West Indies ... 145 235
Franco · ... 3,880} 3,!>61~

Now Grcmida ... 8 8

7,304 7,272
Ditto ... Unitlxl Kingdom galls. ... 108
Franco ... ... 224

0-
... 332
Wine, Hermitage ... United Kingdom galls. ... 73
Wino, Hock ... United Kingdom galls. l!ll 202
e
Germany ... 82 82
Franco ... 30 40
303 324
Ditto ... t'nitcd Kingdom galls. ... 4
Wine, Madeira ... United King<lom galls. 212 212
•
Wino, l\Ianzanilla ... l:nited Kingdom galls. 26 26
Wine, Marsala ... United Kingdom galls. 234 117
Wine, Marsden ... , United Kingdom galls. 444 388 -
\\'inc, 1\Iistilla ... Foreign West Indies galls. 115 66
\\ iue, Moselle ... l!nited Kingdom galls. 182 106
J<'ranco ... ·10 20
I
I

'
l!l~
i 126
 B1PORTS. u 69
of Jamaica in tlte Year 1878-9.
, ,

I
VALUE DUTY.

ARTICLES.
Of Total Imports.
I Gross Amount
Received.
Rate and when Imposed.

I I
£ s. d.. £ s. d.

1,682 0 0 ... ... Wine, Champagne

I
148 9 0
• I

35 0 0
306 10 0 2il 8 9 2s. 6d. per gallon

4! 0 0 ... ... Ditto

\
16 0 0 ... .Army and Navy, Free
l
I
3 0 0 1 15 0 2s. 6d. per gallon Wine, Elderberry

0 18 0

1,015 13 9
l 0 5

...
0 2s. 6d. per gallon

...
Wine, Ginger

Wine, Claret

lOi 5 0
27 7 G I
I

AS

1,485 11
2 G

3
I
I
I

3 0 0
I 2s. 6d. per gi1llon
909 0 0

40 10 0 ... ... Ditto

84 0 0 ... Army and Navy, Free

22 0 0 2s. 6d. per gallon Wine, Hermitage

9 2 6
202 0 0 ... ... \
Wine, Hock

82 0 0

40 0 0 40 10 0 2s. Gd. per gallon

II
4 0 0 ... Anny and Navy, Free Ditto
Ii
86 8 !)
J
2.(j 10 0 .
2s. Gd. per gallon

2s. Gd. per gallon

Wine, Madeira.

Wine, l\fanzanilla
lG 15 0 3 5 0
2s. Gd. per gallon Wine, :Marsala
40 19 0 14 12 6
I
)()1 0 0
I 48 10 0 i 2~. Gd. per gallon
Wine, Marsden

Wine, Mistilfa
23 0 10 8 5 0 2s. 6tl. per gallon
I
106 0 0 ... ... Wine, Moselle
! I
!
20 0 0 15 15 0 2s. Gd. per gallon
I

'
18-h11·vn1:-;,
 <. iO nrron:rs.

No. 2.-Gencral I1111Jorts into tltc Colony

QUANTITIES
htl'OliTEO. Quantities Entered for
AllTICLES. Countries whenco Imported.
llome Consumption.
Total.

Wine, l\.fo~clle ... Unitccl Kingdom galls. ... 36

11 Wine, Mu~cat •.. Franco
1---------1------------
galls. 12 12
I 1 -- - - - -1 - - -- - - - 1
Wine, Prune • .. United Kingdom galls.. 40 40
" 'inc, Port . . . \;nit;.><\ Kingdom galls. 6,054 G,590
C:crmany 2 2
I
I rram·c 50 100
Foreign States

6,692
Ditto Unit~.U Kingdom galls. 8
United States galls.
'--·------- ---------·--
12
Wine, Red United Kingdom galls. 14,795 12,575~

I Franco 103

.----------
1
Foreign \Vt:st Inrlics 140 140
I•
I 14,935 12,818!
'\\'inc, ~auterne .•. L nited Kingdom galls.1---6----l-------6---I

i'"rn•oo ···1 20
26
52
58
1_ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - -
\\'inc, Sherry •.. Gnitc<l King<lorn galls. 0,567 ~ 9,101~
<:cnnany ...I 474 201
Foreign Wc~t lndiui;; 8 8

50
Foreign ~tatcs ao warehoused
c
10,075} ,--9.363;-· --
Dit'.o .. . trnitec\ King<lo111 galls ...- - · - -..-.-----1 64
\\'iac, 'l'mTa;;ona -·· l:nitcrl Ki1.gJom galls. 120 warehoused
. . . X l'W G rcna<la gall~.
--------- ---·--------·
1 1
\\"inc, l"11fcnm:ntcd ... l'nitcd Kin:,:1lom gall;. G

I
6
l 'nitetl Stit~s
4 4
- - - - - - - -
10 10
\\" im» Y cnnou~h ... , i·nikd King1lmn galls.
---------
1
52
-------- ---
28
Franrn 79 63
----------~---------
] :lJ !ll
Ditto •••
1
Fmncc 1-----·--- ------ ----
2
J \\"ine, \" nhiay ... 1'11.t l T\ 1 ~·lorn t:•lls. ,, --·-----------
•>
3
I
 U!PORTS."
u 71
of Jamaica in the Year 1818-9.

YALUE
I DUTY.
ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross Amotmt Rate and when Imposed.

Received.

- £ s. tL £ s. d.

36 0 0 ... Army and Navy, Freo Wine, Moselle

,, 4 16 8 1 HT 0 2s. 6d. per gallon Wine, Muscat (

22 0 0 5 0 0 2s. 6d. per gallon Wine, Pnme

3,934 0 0 ... ... Wine, Port

1 4 0

60 0 0 836 10 0 2s. 6<l. per gallon

_.
I
·i lG 0 ... I Army and xa,-y, Free
G 0 0 1 10 0 2s. Gd. per gallon Wine, Quinine II
7,545 G 0 ... ... Wine, Red

61 lG 0 /'
84 0 0 l ,G02 G 3 2s. Gd. per gallon
i'
r.
:,2 0 0
0 0 ...
i 5 0 2s. Gd. per gallon
... Wine, Sauterne
I
1/
G,828 7 G ... ... Wine, Sherry

150 15 0 11
G 0 0 IC

37 10 0 1,170 s 9 2s. Gd. per gallon 11

t
/'
Ditt-0
,1
...
4S

...
0 0
...
Army and Xavy, Freo

... Wine, Tarragona

,,
':? 6 , 2.;;. Gd. per gall.in 'Yine, Tonnique
1 4 0 0
... Wine, UnfermcnteJ. )
3 0 0 ...
2 0 0 1 5 0 2s. Gu. per gallon

lG 1G 0 ... ... Wine, Vermouth

37 Hi 0 11 7 6 2s. Gd. per gallon

DiLto
1 4 0 ... .Army :md N;wy, Froo
Wine, V olnay
i 0 0 I 0 i 6 2s. Gd. per gallon

-'-
 L 72 I.l!PORTS.

Ko. 2.-General I mp01·t.s into t!te Colony

QUA,.'\TITIES
L\JPORTED. Quantities Entered for
Att:r ICLE~. Countries whence Imported.
H ome Consumption.
Total.

--------
\Yine, White ... I Unit<.'<! Kingdom .galls. 211 106
l~rnncc ... 2 2
213
I 108
-
Wire, F encing ... Gnit<..><1 King<lom ... ... at value
Pnilt.'\I States ... ... at value
·---------
Wood, Hoops ... I
United King<lom no . 305,175 305,175
Unite<l Stutes ... 7,72'f>
7,725
----- ----
312,900
- - - -
312,900
Wood, llfahogiiny ...
Woo<l, Manufactures of ...
Republic of Hayti

Unit<.'<.! !Gngrlo1n
pieces

... ...
97

---- warehoused

at value
Gnited States .... ... at value
Wood, Oar~ ... l'nitc<l Kingtlo1u n o. 2 2
U11itcd Stutes ... 1,367 1,367

Wood, fiprr~ ..., United ~!ates

1,369
I 1,369
·"
no . 12
Foreign West In<lic.'I ... 611 I 12

461
---------
62:3 I 47:3
Wood, Pitch Pine 0 ... {Tnited King lom feet
- -2,000
- -1 2,000

I British West lndics

United Stat.<!s
...
...
5,000

2,270,862
5,000

2,270,862
t•'oreign ::-tates ... 690 600
2,278,462 2.278,462
Woo.I, \Yliito PinJ ... ' r·nitetl King(lom feet I 407,106 --------
I 407,106

:I
Domi11ion of <.:anada
1,146,G.36 1,146,656
l:ri~ish lrl)s~ fncli1'i
18,621 18,624
l:n!!c(! ~'.t;~tu.;
"·/.,___·------ -
2,:3~!l, 'l:~6

·-
3,!lli'.>,222
2,38!l,8:!6

3,!l62,2:!2
\\'o:,,J, Shin~l•'S, Cypress ... -----· ·----
Unitt~l States
n•J 2,26i,Old -------
2,2Gi,Ol8
\\'oocl, Wli:tc Cu1lar ...
--------- ---------
nnuiinion of ('11nad;1 nn. 1,Gl~,Gi ·1· 1,c:::,c:-1

I
t•nit_l•l ;-;,ato~
... 1.:;;-1.oa:;
I~14,llT!i ---,--~9 I 1,i71,0' 5
nr ?~ii
,.,

I
D!PORTS.
u 73 I

iJ
. of J amaica in the Year 1878-9. Iii

YALUE D UTY.

ARTICLES.

Of Total Imports. Gross .Amount R ate and when I mposed. I

Received.
I
£ s. d. £ s. d.

63 12 0 ... ... Wine, White

1 4 0 13 10 0 2s. Gd. per gallon t. :1 '
,, I

I
I'
1,670 Ii 0 ... ... Wire, F encing
I
I

130 5 0 ... Free ti

l ,602 3 -! ... ... Wood, Iloops

40 11 1 ... Fl'eo I

... ... ... Wood, Mahogany 1!1I

!!lG 13 ~ ... ... Wood, Manufactures of i

'1
! /'
'i!J6 !) (j 1!!6 12 10 12t per cent.
I
II
1 7 0 ... ... Wood, Oars I
1111

76 18 7 I
!) 15 8 12! per cent. I

f!.
I• I
... ,,
21 11 6 ...
12! per cent.
W ood, Spars

I
,,'' "
26 16 ll 6 1 0
I
I

10 0 0 ... ... Wood, Pitch Pine

I
11
'IC
~.) 0 0
11 (.
11,354 6 2
I /1
3 0 0 l,481 0 2 l 3s. per l\l feet 11
11 I II
l,66!J 2 8 ... ... Wood, "White Pine
1,
11
4,701 2 6
i
'j() 7 2
I/ I
0,708 6 6 1,782 10 10 Os. per l\1 feet - 111
I
I Wood, Shingles, Cypress :• I

4,ll·i 0 3 680 2 1 Gs. per M

;•:1 i1
4s. per l\I
Wood, White Cedar H
1,1'43 1:; r. 602 ] 9 8
11
1,:}71 0 1 f1 1 I
Ii· 11 1

jl
1 111
19- h11·01: l:;,
Iii· I
•
l 1:!1
J11
11
...... ~ - _;'3_
'.LI.ii
u 7.j, I:\IPORTS.
.,,

No. 2.-Gcncl'al Impol'ts into tlle Colony

QUANTITU:S
bIPOR.TJ,;D, Quantities Entered for
ARTICLES. Countries whence Imported.
Homo Consumption.
Total.

--------

Wood, Staves, Rod Oak ... United States no. 5!>,000 5!>,000

Wood, "11itc Oak and~fo'.lding... United States no. 327,000 :327,000

(
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Woollen and Worsted l\fanuiac-
. turc:1 ... Unilod Kingdom ... ... at valuo

Germany ... ... at value

Dominion of Canada ... ... at value

United States ... ... at value

I Franco ... ...

--------- I at> value

...
•

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,,

.
-·
BIPORTS.
lJ 75
of Jamaica h1 tlw Year 1878-9. =

I
VALUE DUTY.
I ARTICLl::S,
Of Total Imports.
I Gross Amount
Rcccivc<l.
Rate and when Imposed.

£ s. d. £, s. cl.
Gl7 0 0 ... Free I
Wood, Staves, Red Oak

3,007 10 0 ... Free Wood, White Oak and Rea.ding

18,!l51 8 0 ... ... Woollen a.nd Worsted Manufac-

tu.res
112 15 0

143 19 8

3,5G6 14 11

201 1 5 2,872 17 4 12! per cent.

I•

£1,347,342 0 0 ,£234,4G:.i 8 8

R ated ... 6!l!l,538 1 1

Advalorem ... 542,857 6 5
F ree ... 104,!)53 12 6

•
,.
Total ... £1,347,342 0 0
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4

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u 7() EX.PORTS.

I
No. 3.-General E:rportsfrom tlte Colony
~
QuAf"'<TITIES.

ARTICLES. Countries t o which Exported. Produce nn<l British, Foreign, and

Manufactures of other Uolonial Produce
the Colony. nnd Manufactures.

I:

Alo, De1Jr aud Porter ...,i United King<lom galls. ... 818
British West In<lics .,, ... 16
Uuitc<l States ... ... Gi

I Foreign St<~tes ... ... 1,023

lo'oreign \\' C<lt Indies ... ... G19
Hcpnblic of Il ayti ... ... 2!)5
British Ea.it Indies ... ... 7
New Grenada ... ... 1,142
' 3,!)84
Annatto ... U11it<J<l Kiugdom lbs. G,787 ...
I United States ... 51,221 ...
---------
58,Q08
I For.:iign State!!
Arm~, Rifle$
...I no. ... 450

Arrowroot ... United Ki11g<lom c. q. lbs. 48 1 23 ...

Dominion of Canada. ... 9 2 24 ...
U nitt.'11 States ... 13 1 5 ...
71 1 2
A~rn!! ...I United Kingdom no .. 1 ...
!J) Foreign West In<lics .. .I 5 ...
I 6
Bark ...I United ~ates lbs.I 676 ...
Bu.con ... F vreign West Indies lbs.! ... 2,230
nmuhoo (Crnsherl) ,
... United Kingdom bales 24 ...
Decf, Wct !::allcJ ... United Kingdom brls. ... 7!
liuifo<l ~tate~ ... ... 4
~ r.1re:gn State~ ... ... 5~

I
I
Forci~;n \\ t,:,t ln<l:~R ... ... I 2
France ... ... 4
~uw Gnma<la ... . .i , •
3}
I '
I
I 26!
J~cChWll'C
...,i United Kin~(!o;n c.q.11.J 1,06!) 2 2 ...
!·

·Gnitc<l Htatcs ... 2 :l ~o ... "

-
I 1,072 l 2~

.................,..._...._....,.._.,.........,.,..._.....,.__.-:,,...,...,....,.,..... ,_,=:ia._.....,~z--------·~
 EXPORTS.
u 77.
qf Jamaica t'n tile Year 18i8-9.

VALUE.

Produce nncl British, Foreign, and ARTICLES.

:Manufactures of other Colonial Produce Total.
the Colony. an<l Manufactures.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
... _41 10 0 ... .Ale, Beer and Porter
... 4 4 0
... 18 10 0
... 201 6 2

... 120 3 0
... CG 18 0
... 1 6 0
. 2()5 11 8 756 8 10

16!} 1:3 G ... ... Annatto

1,280 10 6 I ... 1,450 4 0

II
... 600 0 0 600 0 0 Arms, Rifles
I

VO () 0 ... ... .Arrowroot

18 2 8
...
2·1 16 4 I
133 3 · 0
i
l
... ...
rn
6 0 0
15 0 ... 25 15 0
Asses

l
I
)I
8 6 6 ... 8 6 G Bark

... 50 0 0 50 ac 0 Bacon ,,
uO 0 0 ... 50 0 0 . Bamboo (Crushed)

... 14 16 0 ... Beef, Wet Salted

11
... 20 0 0
/
... 23 0 0

... 7 10 0
~.
... 6 10 0

... 12 4 0 84 0 0

5,tl8tl 6 0 ... ... Beeswax

lG 8 0 ... <l,005 14 0·

:20-IM1·u1rns.
 1:xro:r.:rs.

Xo. :3.-Gcneral EJporf8 .from tlie Colon?/

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- I
QU.\'\1'ITIES.

I I
AltTI("LJ!$. Countric8 to which Exported. Produce and I British, Foreign, and
l\1anufocturcs of other Colonial Produce
the Colony. and Manufactures.
11
- -· .
I

nittors ... Foroit,'ll Statcii galls. 20 ...

---------
Bags, Empty I L'nited States doz.~. ... I 4 2-12

Hooks, Printed
] Unite<! King 10111 pkgs. ...
I 13

Foreign States ... _,,

I 5

iI --
18

Bottles, Empty ... Uni tcd Kingdom dozs. ... I VI

Bones, Dry ... United Kingdom tOILi 1 Hi20 I ....

-------- ---
Rutter ... Porcign West Indies lbs. ... 2,100
----------
Dread ... United King•lom lbs. l ,'.WO ...
---- ------ - ----------
Dread or Biscuit • ,•• United Kingdom lbs. ... 2,ll21

Foreign States ... . .. 250

Franco ... ... . 822

British East Indies ... ... 6,510

10,503
C:L«S.'l.VU ... Gnitcd ~Gng•lom lbs. 414
-----------
...
U nite<l ~tatcs ... 11:5 ...
Germany ... 24 ...
I 5;;3 I
C:L~hewnuts · .. ... IJnitctl Kingtlo'11 lmsh els I 4 ...
United States ... , 12-32 I ...
~· , 4
- ----- - - 1
12-3~
I
Cattle, Xeat Fore:gn West Indies her.cl 1,:no ...
] ---------
Cnttle, Ilorns

Carriages nnd Parts ...

United Kiug lom

l3r:tish West Inclies ,.:1---~~-- 1 n5-

1
...
1
Forc:gn States
...I ... 1
Republ:c of Hayti ... I ... 2

• I 4
~ar(whcol' ... rn:~c1l State.< no ... 20
...I Itcii:ihJ:c of Uayti
C':iskH, En.pty
--
110 . . .. 89
Cement ...I l'nitc<l King<!om C. q. JbR. ... 6 1 20
'
P.riti> h WcRt Indies ... ... 16 2 9
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I 23 0 1
I
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 EXPORTS.
u 79 .
of Jamaica i'n the Year 1878-9.

VALUE.

P roduce and British, Foreign, and

' ARTICLES.
Mannfactures of
the Colony. I other Colonial .Produce
and :;\Ianufactures.
Total

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d
6 14 0 ... 6 14 0 Bitt.crs

... 2 10 0 2 10 0 Ba.gs, Empty

!
... l 169 16 0 ... Books, Printed
... I 50 0 0 219 16 0
I
I
...
l 6 2 0 6 2 0 Bottles, Empty

8 0 0
...
I
J
,
..
5G 13 4
8 0 0

5G 13 4
Bones, Dry

Butt.er

11 0 0 ... 14 0 0 Bread

... 47 0 0 ... Bread or Biscuit

... 2 0 0

... 7 3 0

... 65 0 0 121 3 0

8 12 6 ... ... Cassava.

2 8 0 .
0 10 0 ... 11 10 6

1 0 0 ... ... I Cnshewnrt'll

0 6 0 ... . 1 6 0

12,581 0 0 ... 12,381 0 0 Cattle, Nent

:3 7 0 ... 3 7 0 Cnttlc, Horns

... 70 0 0 ... Ca.ariages and Parts

... 23 0 0

... lH 14 2 1-1!) 14 2

... 20 0 0 20 0 0 Cnrtwheels
Casks, Empty
... 28 6 0 28 6 0

... 3 0 0 ... rement

... 3 1!) 0 6 I!) 0

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~ 80 EXPORTS .

. No. 3.-0cneral E.tports /1·om tlie Colony

' ~-

QlfA};TIIIES.

ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce n.nd Briti~h, Foreign, and

M: nufacturos of other Colonial P10duce
tho Colony. and Manufactures.

----

Cheese ... l<'orei;pi West Indios lbs. ... 1,18i

H.cpublic of Hayti ... ... 286

1,470

Chewstick . .I United Kingdom lbs., 148

-----------
...
United States ... <>-r.
"' u
...
-
5~4

Cocoa ... United Kiagdom c. q. lbs. I 1,457 1 5 ...

British West Indios ... 20 0 6 ...
United Stntes ... GG7 2 0 ...
Foreign States ... 2 2 0 ...
Germany ... 4 0 0 ...
Italy ... 1 3 4 ...
2,153 0 15
---------
~ C.JCOanuh ... r nited IGngclom no . !l,0!>4,3()4 ...
Dominion of Canada. ... G,000 ....
British Wt>st Indie:i ... 24,300 ...
U nit~-d States ... 1,768,550 ...
Fmnce ... 37,615 ...
1---- :.l,930,8GS
--
! Co!foJ .. ... United Kingdom ·c. q. lbs. G9,170 2 18 ...
Dominion of Cnnada ... 577 0 11 ...
British West Indies ... 3,346 0 !) ...
United Sfate3
• ... 16,308 0 18 ...
'
l!'orei;pi States ... 18 !'! 7
I ...
Italy ... 520
"" 15 ...
I
Furc:gn Wost Indies ... 97 !l G ...
I~r~t~ti~1 c;uiana ... l,020 2 18 I ...
Germany ... 3.3 0 0 ...
Franco ... r;,;;01
"" J4 ...
.
New Urcnacla.
...,__!:o~~ ...
()6 715 1 10
:
~· Cof:'cc, Foreign ... Fnmce c. q. ~~., ... 10 1 25
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Ccrrcr, Ore ... l:'n!tod Kingdom tons I ... 315
! l I
 u 81
of Jamaica in tlic Ycai' 1878-9.

V .il.'l:B.
c---
Produce and Tiriti~h, Foreign, anu
Al:.IICLES,
M:raufaclures of other Colonial Produce Total
the Uvlony. mid Manufactures.

-=
,.
£ s. d. .I!
""' s. d. ... G. d.
... 37 3 0 ... Cheese
... 15 0 0 52 3 0

3 14 0 ... ... Cher.stick

3 2 8 ... 6 16 8

4,188
Cl 15 4
() 4 ... ... Cocoa I
2,055 18 0

7 14 0
I
12 G 5
5 10 0 ... 6,63113 1
I
6,()11 10 0 ... ... Cocoanuts

rn lG 0
80 3 ()

5,83G 4 11

124 2 7 ... 12,971 17 3

liS,183 12 () ... ... Coffee i

1,.186 12 1
8,Gl() 10 1 f
42,000 lG ;;

47 lG 4 .
1,364 1!) 7

2:;1 G 0 I
I

2,G20 4 5
90 3 2
14,188 5 ()

2C7 12 1 ... 24!>,138 18 4

36 0 0 Coffee, Foreign
... 36 0 0 '

G,150 0 0 Copper Ore

... G,150 0 0
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.21-Ex1·01: rs•
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 EXPOltT~.

:Xo. 3.-C/cncral 1.'.rports f1·om tlte Colony

QUA::-1TITIES.

ARTICLES. Countries to which Exporte<.L Produce and British, Foreign, and

l\Ianufadm.:s of oth er Uoloni11l l'roduco
the Colony. and Manufactures.

Corcl•\ge and Ropes ... United Kingdom pkgs. 31

I Briti~h W o~t Indios 11
Foreign States 26
l'o1oign West Indies

87

Clocks and Watches ... Unit<."ll Kiugdom pkgs. 2

Corn . .I Ropublic of Hayti bushels J3

Ditto . .. / Foreign Wost Indios bushels 14

Coloring for Rum . .. Foreign States

Cotton, )fanufactured ... United Kingdom pkgs. 3

Unit<.-d States 2
Foreign States ]!)

Foreign West Indies 25

Republic of Hayti 14
New Grcnad:i. 1!)

82
Clothing, Uc::dy-made . .. United Kingdom pkgs. 29
,, United Stntes 1
Foreign States 6
Foreign West Indies 2
llepublic of lfayti 1
Franco 1
------·~~-~
40
--------
Dr:1ys ... New Grcnnda no. l

Drug!! and :\Ic<lic!ne ... l:~nitcd Kin~clom C..'ISeS

7
1.: nitcil ~tllte!!
1
1
Fort•ign l'tntcH 5
I Foruign Wost Imli~s

I !WpubJ;o uf ffayti
2

16
 EXPORTS:
u 83
of Jamaica £n tile Yea I' 1878-9.

YALU:E.

Produce and British, Fortign, and

}fanufactures of ARTICLl:S.
othur Colonial Produce Total.
the Colony. aud l\Ianufactures.

£ s. cL £ s. d. £ s. d.
... :lG 12 0 ... Cordage and Ropes
... 43 0 0

... l!) 1 0
... 6G 12 2 1G7 5 2

... H 12 0 14 12 0 Clocks and W atchca '

... I
4 0 0 4 0 0 Corn

2 lG 0 ... 2 16 0 Ditto

2 12 0 ... 2 12 0 Coloring for Rwn

... 142 8 10 ... Cott-On, Manufactured

... GS 2 0

... 451 14 5

... 479 1 1
... 251 2 0

... :m 1 10 1,789 10 2

... 231 0 0 ... Clothing, Ready-made

l
... 8 2 0

... 10 10 0
(
... 4 0 0
.
... 3 10 0

... 25 0 0 305 2 0

... . 4 0 0 4 0 0 Dr:1ys

... 36 18 0 ... Drugs and )ledicine

l
... l!) 11 !)

... 20 10 0

... 9 4 (i

88 12 11
... 2 8 8

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us.~ EXPOR'rS.

No. 3.-General E.i·ports from the Colony

QUA::-!TITIES.

ARTICLF:s. Countries to which Exported. !'l'odnco :\nc.l Dri: ;,;h, Foreign, nncl
1Jannfae;.nr1,,:; of oth<.;r Col in.fol l'roduco
tho Coloriy. an<l Manufactures.

Earthen and Chinawara British W ctt Indicl pkgs. 3

United St:itcs 1
Foreign St:des 13

Xe"· Grcll.lda ...I 12

-----------
2:>
Earthen Jars United States doJ 10

Foreign West Indies cozs.1 !HO

F:mcy Werk United Kingdom bo:.: 1
- --------
Fruit, Bananas United States bushels 328,873 ...
·•

British West Indies 80

--------
328,!:153
Fruit, Dried United Kingdom lbs.
- --------
!l5
Fruit, Grape United Kingdom no. 750
United St.ates 658

1,408
I'
Fruit, Limes ... "CJ nited States brh. G40!
Fruit, 1'.Ia.ngoe3
I ---------
Dominion of Canada no. 300
Uuited States 2i,263
Forci:;n States 800
I' ---------
28,3G3
Fruit, N aseben-ies U nitcd States dozs. 50
Fruit, Oranges l-'nitcd I~ngdom no.
---------
2,130
Dominion of Canada 31,000
Unitcu:states !l,3!H,G27
!J,424,757
Fruit, Pears United State.q <low. 40
Fruit, Pino Appl93 U nitcd Kingrlom do7~ .. 5!) G-12
Unite<l States 1,848 8-12
---------
1,!JOS 2-12
Fruit, Plr.nfai.ns Un!ted States no.I 120

Fruit, Shaddock<i United Kingdom brhl 12 I

United Stdcs ... _ _ _
2
14
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l
 EXPORTS.
u 85
of Jama.ica in lite I'"cm· 1878-9.

y .U.t;E.

Produce ?.nd II Btiti!h, Foreirrn, ancl

!fanufucture:i of othc:- Colvn:d l roduce Total.
ARTICLES.
the Colony. j ancl :'.\Ianufactures.

-
I

£ s. d. £ 8. d. I £ s. d.
... 4 12 0 ... Earthen and Chinaware
... 10 0 0 ,
... 75 11 5
I
... 96 0 0 186 3 5
I
1 2 0
I
... 1 2 0 Earthen Jars
,,_
vJ 5 0 I
... 35 5 0 Egg3
3 0 0 I ... 3 0 0 Fo.ncy Work
I
3'.?,SS7 G 0 ... ... Fruit, Bananas
8 0 0 II
... 32,895 6 0

3 2 0 l ... 3 2 0 Fruit, Dried.

I
I
3 2 G I ... ... Fruit, Grape

1 10 G ... 4: 13 0

2.'.;G 12 0 ... 256 12 0 Fruit, Limes

... ... Fruit, Mangoes

zo
0 4 G
() 0
' ...
0 12 0 ... 21 5 6
(

2 12 G ... 2 12 6 Fruit, N aseberries

1 9 10 ... ... Fruit, Oranges

21 14 0 ...
t:,574 2 9 ... G,597 6 7

;• .. 1 13 8 Fruit, J?ears
1 13 8 , •
... ... Fruit, Pine Applos
11 18 0
I ...
.I,
3G:l 11 8 381 12 8

i Fruit, Plantains
0 ;- 2 I
~
... 0 7 2

9 0 0 I
I
... ...
10 10 0
Fruit, Shaddocks

1 10 0 ...

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 EXPORTS.

No. 3.-Generat E.cports fi'om the Colony

-
QUA?\TITIES.

Countries to which Exported. p;."'luco :''ld P,1·;ti:.h, Foreign, and

ARTICLES.
:hfonm:,cf:m·cs of oth·:r Coluniul Produce
the Uolony. and Manufactures.

F arinaceous Subst:i.nca ... Foroign Wost Indies ... ... at value

Ferns ... United Kingdom pkgs.I 1 ...

Unit<,'C.l Slates ...I 1 ...
2
I
Fruit Crates ... Un;ted Str.tes pl:~. .. . lli

'
Fi.>h, DrieJ or Saltea ... British \Vest Indies lbs. ... 2!),120

Foreign SW.tes ···iI ... 4,025

Forci;'l West Indies ...!! ... ic,::no

Now Grenada ... j ... 150
! 4.!l,605

Fish, Herr'.ngs, Pickled ... Dominion of Canada kh:.I ... 58G

I
Dr:tish W c:>t Indies ... 1 ... 26

Foreign States
...I ... 4

616
I
Fi:h, Herrings, Smoked ... Dominion of Canada hill-bo::s:esl ... 200
' Fish, A.12wfres, Pickled ... Cnited States Lrls. ... 60
' ;
Fish, ).fackcrel, Pickl<,-d ... Dominion of Canada 1:.rls., .. . 36

British West Indies ... , ... 76

f)
United States
......I ...
...
13

Foreign West Indies

I
I
100

Z25
.,
I
Fish, Preserved, not Salted ... Foreign ':States ... ... at value

Now Grenada ... ... at value

Fish, E::lmon, Smoked ... Dominion of Can::.d a pkgs. ... 9 I
Fish, Preserved ... United Kingdom 230 ...
Flour . .. t Cn:tcd Kingdom
lb•1
Lrlz. ... 63!
I
l Do;~!in.ion of Canada ·· ·1 ... 1
I
I Driti~h Wc~t Inilies
.....l, ... 151

I United States ... 123

Foreign States ..., I

... 175
I Foreign West Indies ...,
I
... 1,7G3}

IlepuLlic of Hayti I ... 426

1
···1 ~~--~~~- -~-

I 2,703
 EXPORTS.
u 87
qf Jamaica in tiic r em· 1878-9.

VaLl'E.

Pro<luco and British, Fore;gn, ffil.d

ARTICL!S.
11.:::mufr.cturcs of other Coloninl l'roduco Total.
the Colony. and illanufactU1'0s.

£ s. d. I' £ s. d. £ s . d.
. ... 6 7 0
I 6 7 0 Farinaceous Substanco
3 0 0 I ... ... Ferns
0 10 0 ... 3 10 0

.
... 1 3 13 7 3 13 7 Fruit, Crates

... '
2'.>0 0 0 I ... Fish, Dried or Salted

... l 50 3 0
... 161 8 6
... 1 19 0 50G 10 6

... 322 0 0 ... Fish, Herrings, Pic'kled

... 26 0 0

... 6 0 0 I
354 0 0

... l> 0 0 5 0 0 Fish, Herrings, Smoked

... 30 0 0 30 0 0 Fish, Alewives, Pickled

... 23 0 0 ... Fish, :i.\Iackerel, Pickled

... 3S 0 0
... 21 3 0
~
... 60 0 0 142 3 0

I
I
... 11 0 0 ...111 Fish, Preserved n ot Salted

... 2 0 0
I 13 0 0

... 3 0 0 3 0 0 I
I
Fish, Salmon, Smoked

co 0 0 ... GO 0 0 Fi.sh, Preserved

... 83 16 0 ... l Flour

...
...
I

ms
1 8 0
6 0
I
... 164 8 0 I

... I 249 lG 0 I
I

... I 1,767 10 0
I

! I
...
I
' 528 18 0 2,994 2 0 I
I
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 EXPORTS.

No. 3.-Genel'al E;rportsfrom the Colony-I

'
I
QvA.."'<TITIES.

Countries to which Exported. Produce and Dritish, Foreign, ancl

.ARTICLES.
J'.',fanufacturoa of other Colonial 1>roduce
the Colony. and Manufactures.

Flour ... British East Indies brls. ... 3

Franco ... ... 1

Xew Grenada ... ... 2

Italy ... ... 1

7
--
Furniture ... United Kinglom pkgs. ... 13

British West Indies ... ... 1

Foroign States ... ... 4

I Foreign West Indies ... ... 83

Republic of Ilayti ... ... 4

Now GrcnlM!a ... ... 16

121
--
Ditto ... Forei&'ll We3t Indies pkgs. 2 ...
I !

Gin:;er ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 5,707 1 13 I ...

' ...
Dominion of Canada ... 53 2 9 I

British West Indies ... 5 1 ,..,-

~o ...
(
United States ... 1,103 1
---------
9 I ...
' G,S'il 3 0 I
' f) I
• Glassvrnre ... United Kingdom

United S~-ites
...
...
.. .
...
l at value

iit value

Foreign States ... ... at value

Gutta Percha ... 17nited States lbs. ... 10.0

' Italy ... ... 114
-----------
214
G:-occries and Confectionery ...
l
I
united King,lom

British West Indies

...
... ,
l
...
...
I at value

at value
I I
Un:tcd States ... I ... at value

Foreign States ... ... at value

Fore:c;n \\ e5t Indies ... ... at value
.
I R•p"""' "' lli yti
:N°ew Grenada
...
...
...
...
:i.t value

at value
I
~
 SPORTS. u 89

of J amaica 1'n tile Y ear 1878-9.

. - .
I• VA.LUE.
I

Produce and Bl'itll:h, Foreign, and ARTICLES.

:Manufactures of other Colonial Produce Total
the ()olony. and Manufactures.

-
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
... 4 10 0 ... Flour

.. 1 10 0

... 2 17 0

... 1 10 0 10 7 0
-

... 100 0 0 ... Furniture

... 1 10 0

... 2 10 0

... ' 308 8 0

... 4 0 0

... 26 3 4 442 11 4

I•

2 8 0 ... 2 8 0 Ditto
,,
15,124 10 9 ... ... Ginger

147 4 9 I
H 10 3
2,928 16 6 ... 1£,210 2 3

,..
,, I:
... 9 2 5 ... Glassware

... 3 0 0
29 13 5
... 17 11 0

... 10 0 0 ... Gutta P ercha

... 4 0 0 14 q 0

I•
... 37115 6 ... Groceries and Confectionery

... 19 0 0 '

... 25 5 2

... 1 9 0

... 31 7 0

... 2 0 0
497 7 5
... 46 10 9

23-ExroRrs.
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EXPORTS.

l\ o. 'J.-Ge1zerat E.rports j.·om tlic Colon !J ~

Qt'A.'l'.::ITil:S. I!
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce :.:.nd
l\fanufacturcs of
13ritLh, Fo:·c:g:i, r.:icl
other Colonfrl l'roc\ico
-ii
the Colony. aucl 1\fr.nufac~i:::eJ.

Goods afanufactured, Unenu-

merated ... United Kin:;rlom ... ...
Brifah West Indies ... . ..
1
United States ... ... at \ ·l:::o
FoNign Stat;i3 I ...
l Republic of TI.ayti
...1
... ...
I Now Grenada
!

Ground Nuts .. . New Grenada bush~~!____ ··· 5___

Guano M:mure . . . United Statc3 tons! 142

Ilaberdanhcry and Millinery .• . United K.ingc!om ... I ...

Foreign St:i.tc3 ... ... at v::luo
F oroign West Indies ... ...
Republic of Hayti ... ... r.t Y~!uo f
- - - · - -- -
Hard'1"are and Cutlery ...I vnitoo Kingdom
I
... ... ~t v:.h13
I
13rifo-h \Yest Indies ... ... at v:Uuo
United States ... ...
Foreign States ... ...
Foreign Went Indios ... ... at vr.L:o
Republic of Ilayti ... ... at v:-.lno
!Iams
0
...
----- --·- - - -
••• 1 Foreign West Indies lbs. __________i 1,1..,0 r
Hats, Bonnets and Caps ... United Kingdom

Foreign sfates
C.czs.

. .I
...
... S5
1 I
f

~--~~------
€G I
Hides ... Cnited Kingdom lbs. 33,oOl
'I Dominion of Canada ... rn,oH
United St::.tc:i ... 40,141
I Germany ... 30,:JGS
I Italy '
3'.}0
I ···[ 125,3Z·i
Horses, Mares, &c. ... British West Indies r.o. 8
Foreign West Indies ... 30
38
H oney . . . U nitcd Kingdom c. q. lbs. 'iii3 1 6
 -
of Jamaica 1"n tlw r ear 1878-9.
EXPORTS.
u Dl

VALi:;:i:.

Produce and British, Foreign, and

:Ma.nufacturc$ of other Colonfol Produce .An:xrcr.i:3.
Total.
tho Colony. and Manufactures.

£ s. d. ...
.I'
s. d. £ s. d.
c:
... 208 15 0 ... Goods Ma.."lu!actured, "Gncnu-
:oe:r.ted
... 14 10 9
I
... ' 75 1 0
... 201 6 0
... 17 0 0
... 61 1 6 Ci70 14 3
1 5 0 ... 1 5 0 Ground .Kuts
i
400 0 0 l ... 400 0 0 Guano lHanure

... 67 15 0 ... H::be::dashcry and Millinery

... 267 6 6
...
...
I
I
2 18 4
11 16 9 3i9 16 7
...
I !OS IO 6 ... Hardware and Cutlery

...
II 15 0 0
... 23 12 6
... 390 12 6
... 14 3 6
... 309 10 lO 870 18 10 Cl

... I 40 0 0 40 0 0 Hams

... I 3 0 0 ... Hats, Bonnets and Caps ~

... I 2::'5 11 1 ~::3 11 1

I

558 7 0 ... ... Hides

200 4 8
' ...
81!) 0 4 ...
I
506 2 8 ...
5 0 0 2,088 14 8 -
·-·

450 0 0 ... ... Horses, Mares, &c.

684 0 0 ... 1,134 0 0

,
758 5 3
I
...
I 758 5 3 Honey
 EXPORTS.
G 92

No. 3.-General. Ea:portsfrom the Colony

- -= · QUANTITIES.

Countries to which Exported. Produce and British, Foreign, and

ARTICLES.
Manufactures of othOl' Coloniul lJ rod ace
the Colony. and l\lanufacturea.

..

Instruments, Musical ...I United Kingdom pkgs. 5

I British West Indies 1

United States 2
I 8
I

Instruments, Scientific .. . United Kingdom pkgs. ... 2

Instruments, Surgical ... France .... ... 1

Jewelry . . . Foreign States ... • at value

Lancewood Spars .• . United Kingdom no. ... GOO

- - ---------
Ditto ..• United Kii;igdom no . 8,924

Lard ••. Foreign States lbs. ... 500

Foreign West Indies ... 130
630
Leather, Boots and Shoes ... United States tlozs. 6 8-12

Foreign States 29

Foreign West Indies 12 4-12

48
Leather, other Articles . .. United Kingdom pkgs. 5
Foreign States 2

Foreign West Indies 1

New Grenada 1
l
9

Leather, Manufactured
I
...1 U~ted 7cingdom lbs. 1,336

Linen, 'M:anufactured ... ·Uruted States yards ... 110

1
Lime, Temper •. .I British W eat Indies phns. 7
Lime, White . .. Foreign States c. q. lbs. 75 2 24
Lirnejuice . .. United Kingdom galls. 94,785
Dominion of Canada ... 2,000
I British West Indies ... 650
United States ... 1,815
-------
9\J,250
l\'.lnchinery ... United Kingdom ... ... at valu&
United States ... ... at v:ilue
I
}lachines, Steam Winchea .. ·I United Stat~ no. ... 2

--""'·""--:::-;-- -;:c
-=
 J:!XPORTS.

of Jamaica in tile Y ear 1878-9.

~ ·- -
• VA.LUE.

Produce and Brit~p, Foreign, and

ARTICLES.
Manufactures of other Colonial Produce Total.
the Colony. and Manufactures. I
''
- - - - -I
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
150 10 0 Instrument, Musica.i
30 0 0
50 0 0 230 10 0

10 0 0 10 0 0 Instruments, Scientifio
11 17 0 11 17 0 Instruments, Surgical
11
700 0 0 700 0 0 Jewelry

1,338 12 0
47 18 11 47 18 11
1,338 12 0
Lancewood Spa.rs

Ditto
I
10 0 0 Lard

3 5 0 13 5 0 1·

10 0 0 Leather, Boots and Shoes 1

68
31 2 0
6 8
10!) 8 8 I
80 19 0 Leather, other articles I/
15 0 0
30 0 0
5 0 0 130 19 0 0 11

GG 16 0 66 16 0 Leather, Manufactured

6 1 11 5 1 11 Linen, Manufactured

8 8 0 8 8 0 Lime, Temper

16 0 0 Lime, White
15 0 0
Limejuice
3,949 7 6
83 6 8
27 1 8
76 12 6 4,135 8 4

Machinery
20 0 0
6 0 0 26 0 0

25 0 0 Machines, Steam Winches

25 0 0

24- ExPORlS,
u 94 EXPORTS.

No. 3.-General Exportsfrorn tlie Colony

QumITIES.

ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce and British, Foreign, and

Manufactures of other Uolonia.l Produce
the Colony. and Manufactures.

Machines, Sewing •.. Unik.'<l States at value

Meal, not Wheat . . . British West Indies brls. 10

United States 12
Foreign States 20
Foreign West Indies 12
British East Indies 38

· _ _ _ _ _ _9_2____

Meats, Preserved . . . United States 1 at value

Foreign West Indies at v:ilue

Metals, Copper, Old ... United Kingdom t. c. q. lbs. 38 4 3 16

Germany 1 2 2 12
I- 39-7 -
2 0
-
?tietals, Brass, Old ... United Kingdom t. c. q. lbs. 1--161225-
Milk, Condensed . . . Foreign West Indies dol'.'!. 1 8
British East Indies 40
48
Mules . . . Foreitifl States no. 1

Foreign West Indies 256

257
Oil, Cocoanut .. . United Kingdom galls. 170

British W e~t Indies 31

201
Oil, Castor ... Foreign States galls. 16

Oil, Kerosene .. . Foreign West Indies galls. 40

Oil, Olive . . . Foreign 1:5tates galls. 2

Olives . . . Fo1·eign West Indies kegs 12
Orange Juico
--·--------
. . . United States galls. 1,566
Pans for Boiling Sugar ... United Kingdom no. 2
Paper, not Stationery . .. United States pkgs.
----------
154

Foreign States 1

155

•
 ....
Ji
I ::
ljl:
11
EXPORTS. u95 ~
I I

of J amaica in the Year 1878-9. :

111

I
VALUE.

11
Produce and British, Foreign, and ARTICLES.
Manufactures of other Colonial Produce Total
the Colony. and Manufactures.

H
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
4 10 0 4 10 0 Machines, Sewing
·C
•
10 0 0 Meal, not Wheat

11 10 0

19 10 0

10 0 0

13 0 0 64 0 0
' I

2 10 0 Meats, Preserved
Iii
11 ~.i

75 3 6 'i7 13 6 I LI
I
I
1,452 11 2 • Metals, Copper, Old

64 11 0 1,517 2 2 rn1!

322 0 0 322 0 0 I Metals, Brass, 0 Id

I
I I
I
4 0 0 I Milk, Condoosed
I
I
15 12 0 19 12 0

:Mules
-30 0 0
3,676 10 0 !
3,646 10 0 0 It\

24 5

3 2
0

0
( .

27 7 0
Oil, Cocoanut
~.
I
'!:

4 0 0 4 0 0 Oil, Castor I· I I I

1 0 0 1 0 0 I Oil, Kerosene ~·
Ii j lri
Oil, Olive
I
l 0 0 1 0 0
Olives
:1j
3 0 0 3 0 0
75 9 0 Orange Juice 111
75 9 0
•I Pans for boiling Sugar
20 0 0
20 0 0

188 16 5
Paper not Stationery
i
I,
1:
3 14 8 192 11 l
1!1
I I !"
I-

..
 BX.PORTS.
u 06
=

No. 3.- Geueral E.tports from tile Colouy

QUANTITIES.

Produce and British, J!'oreign, and

ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported.
Manufactures of other Colonial .Produce
the ()olony. and Mr.nufactures.

Painters' Colors and Material .. . United Kingdom ... ... at value

British West Indies ... ... at value

Fo1\lign States ... ... at value

Foreign West Indies ... ... at value

Republic of Hayti ... ... I at value

Peas, Split ... Foreign States kls.. ... 1~

Peas ... Foreign States bush I 8

Perfumery ... United Kingdom pkgs. 22

Foreign West Indies ... ... 4

New Grenada ... ... 6

32

Peppers ... United Kingdom pkgs.I 12

Pickles ... United Kingdom pkgs. 2

Pictures ... United Kingdom ...i ... at value

Pimento ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. 44,22!) 0 21

Dominion of Canada ...I 53 0 24

United States ... 7,248 0 22

Germany ... 216 1 20

France ... 763 1 25

52,510 2 0
I_
Pimento Leaves ... United Kingdom bdeslbs.\ 24 40,27!!

United Shtes 0 528

\_
I
24 40,807

Pipes £or Conveying Fluid ... Republic of Hayti bdlJ ...

----
6

Potatoes, Sweet ... Foreign States c. q. lbs 4 1 2

Kew Grenada ..., 0 2 0

11 1:- - - - - - -
1 4 3 2

brJs.1·~~------------2~5~~==--,
1

Plants, Growing Cane ... Foreign West Indies ...

Plants, Pine Apple ... United States no.
----- - - -
84 . ...
Plants, other Sorts ... United Kingdom pkgs. 70 ...
British West Indies ... 1 ... ~

United States ... 8

79
I
I
...

-- = I
 EXPORTS. tJ 97
of Jama ica in tlie Year 1878-9.

VALUE.

Produce and British, Foreign, and ARTICLES.

Manufactures of other Colonial .Produce Total.
tho Colony. and Manufactures.

d. £
- Ii
£ s. s. d. £ s. d.
... 6 3 10 ... Painters' Colors and Material
... 12 7 8
...
...
II 25 15 9
18 0 0
I:
I:
I
... I 13 6 0 76 12 3
I
... I 12 3 6 12 3 6 Peas, eplit

5 18 0 ... 6 18 0 Peas

... 23 15 9 ... Perfumery

... 25 19 3
... 36 15 1 I 86 10 1

I I
22 13 0 ... j
22 13 0 Peppers

0 12 0 ...
I
0 12 0 IPickles
'

... 19 6 0 19 6 0 I Pictures

66,8i4 10 7
II ... I ... ! Pimento
I
80 9 3 I
i
10,959 5 5 I I
I
327 4 10 l
I
1,154 7 5 ... 79,395 17 6

322 li 0
I
I ... ...
"

Pimento LeaYell
I
I

3 18 0 ... 326 lli 0

I
I
I
...
I
11 1 0 Pipes for conYeying Fluid
I
I 11 1 0
I
2 11 0 I ... ... Potatoet>, Sweet

0 6 0 lI ... 2 li 0

7 16 3 Planh, Growing Cane

7 16 3 ...
0 8 0 ... 0 8 0 Plants, Pine Apple

308 15 0 ... Plants other sorts

2 0 0
12 0 0 ... 317 15 0

I - -
- -_ ~

-
2'.>-EXrORl'S,
--"'-""'--
 EXPORTS.
-
No. 3.-General E.cpol'tsjl'orrt tlze Colony

Qu,\NTITIES.

ARTICLES. Countries to wh ich Exported. Produce and 13rit:sh, Foreign, and

Manufactures of other Colonial Produce
the Colony. and M:mufacturcs.

-
Poultry ... Foreign West Indies dozs. 115 ...

Pork, Wet, Salted ... united Kingdom brls. ... II 12

Dominion of Canada ... 2
British West Indies
"'
...II ... I 4

United States ...\ ... '>.l

'-:.:

Foreign States .. .I ... 11

I
Foreign West Indies ... ... 70

Italy ... ... 1

New Grenada ... "' 2

Photographic Materials ...

1
Foreign States pkgs. ... t
I
1C5t
30
I

Plated Ware •.. I United Kingdom ... .., .

I at value

P rinters' Materials . ..
1
United States pkgs. ... 12

Rice ... British West Indies lbs. ... 226

United States ... ... 24,650

Foreign States ... ... 28,770

Foreign West Indies ... ... 9,404

Republic of Hayti ... ... 241,520

British East Indios ... ... I 448

fl) - 305,018

Salt ... United States lbs. ... 2,120

Foreign ~tates ... ... 4,2GO

- - - -- ---
6,380
Sarsaparilla ... United Kingdom lbs. 1,135 ...
... ...
1~~:1
Seeds, Grass United Kingdom 92
Foreign West Indies 112 ...
New Grenada ... 1 224 ...
428
I
Seeds, Tobacco ... United Kingdom' pkgs.I 2 ...
--------
Sea Beans ... United St:des lbs. 3,040 ...
Sheep ... Foreign West Indies no. 5 ...
Sheep's Wool ... United Kingdom lbs.
-----
10,825
--- ...
Shells ... United States p)~gs. 8 ...
 EXPORTS.
u 09
"""'"
of J amaica in tile Year 1878-9.

V AL UE.
- ~--

P roouce and Briti~h, Foreign, and

l\fonufrctUJ:tJS of .A.ltTICLl'!S.
other Colonial Produce Total.
the Uolony. r.nd } fa.nufact ures.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
122 8 0 ... 122 8 0 Poultry

... 37 14 0 ... P ork, Wet, Salted

...
...
6 0 0
13 5 0
.
.. 10 0 0
... 32 10 0
... 200 0 0 l
... 3 15 0
... 6 10 0 30!> 14 0
I
... 40 0 0 I 4.0 0 0
I
Phot-Ographic Materials

... 115 0 0 I 115 0 0 Plated Ware

... 65 0 0 lI
65 0 0 P rinters' Matericls
II
... 1 10 0 ... R ice
I
... 182 7 3
... 227 0 0 II
I
l
... 42 0 0 .
... 1,183 0 0
... 2 13 9 1,638 11 0
Iii

... 2 0 0 ... Salt

... 6 16 0 8 16 0

I
30 15 0 ... 30 15 0 Sarsaparilla
I
5 15 0 ... ... I
Seeds, Grass
I
1 0 0
12 0 0 ... I 18 15 0 '

1 10 0 ... l 10 0 Seeds, Tobacco

60 !) 6 ... 60 !) 6 I Sea Beans

... 6 0 0 I Sheep
6 0 0
259 15 2 [ Sheep's Wool
25!) 15 2 ...
8 0 0 ... 8 0 0 I Shells
!
'C 100 EXPOll'l'S.

No. 3.-Geneml E.tportsfrom tlte Colony

QUANTITIES.

·- - - -
ARTICLllS. Countries to which Exported. Produce and British, Foreign, and
Manufactures of other Cclonfal l'roduce
the Colon y. u.nd Manufactures.

-----------

Silver Ware .. .I United Kingdom pkgs. ... 4

... ... ----------

Silk, Manufactured Foreign States pkgs.
I 1

...
Skins, Goat .. .I United States lbs. 6,i34

I
I
Skins, Sheep ... United Kingclom lbs". 42
I
...
Soap ... Foreign States lbs. ... I
9,512
I I
I Foreign West Indies ... ... 120
I
I_ 9,632
Specie, Gold "'I United Kingdom ... ... at value

British West Indies ... ... at val uo

1
United States ... ... at vnlue

Foreign West Indies ... ... I at value

Republia of Hayti ... . ... I

at value
·- - ---------
Specie, Silver ... British West Indies ... ... at value

United States ... I ... I at value

Foreign Hates ... ... at value

1
Foreign West I ndies ... ... at value

I Republic of Hayti ... ... at value

- - - - - -- -
Specimen of Natural History

Spirits, Brandy
:>
... , Un ited Kingdom

... ' United Kingdom

British West Indies

l>kgs.

galls.

...I
,---- . ..

...
7 ...
3 28-32
2
unite<l States
1)
... ... 29
Foreign States ... ... 203 11-32

l British East Indies .:.I ... 3 24-32

Republic of Hayti

1 Kew Grenada
...II ...
...
47 30-32
244 14-32

Spirits, Cordials ...I Foreign West J ndies

New Grenada
.J I
...
...
53411-32
8
1112-32
···1 - - ------
19 12-32
Ditto ... 1 -- - - --
Foreign States galls.I 541 . ..
Now Grenada ...I 384 I ...
I
I I 925 II
 EXPORTS.
u lOl
I --z -- - -.,,-
of Jamaica in tile Year 1878-9.
-
VA.LUE.

Produce and British, Foreign, and

.AltTICLES.
:JH:mufactures of other Colonial I roduce Total.
the Colony. and l\fanufacturcs.

£ s. J I £ s. d. £ s. d.
... 79 0 0 79 0 0 Silver Ware
... 15 0 0 15 0 0 ~ilk, Manufactured
124 17 6 ... 124 17 6 Skins, Goat
0 10 6 ... 0 10 6 Skins, Sheep
... 103 18 6 ... Soap
... I 1 10 0 105 8 ()

... 1,895 0 0 ... ~pe<:ie, Gold

... 11,477 0 0
... 555 0 0
... 14,955 0 0

... 200 0 0 29,082 0 0

1:
i:
... . 2::>,000 0 0 ... Specie, Silver
I
... 8,874 5 7

... 1,000 0 0

... 4,630 0 0 11

11
...

0 6
I 169 0 0

...
3!l,673 5 7

11 0 6 Specimen of Natural History

Ii
... 2 0 0 ... Spirits, Brandy

... 1 0 0
I t
... I 19 14 0

... I 113 19 5 I
...
...
2 10 0

58 0 0
I
I
... 107 7 6 304 10 11

... I
1 6 8
'
... Spirits, Cordials

... I 12 10 8
. 11 4 0

101 4 6 ... Ditto

6!) 12 0 ... 170 16 6

-=-
" 26-ExroR IS.
~~-
u 102 EXPOltTS.

:N" o. o.- General E.cports t'rom the Colony

QUX!S''.i:ITIES.

ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. rroduce and British, J<'meign, and

Mimufoctures of other Coloni: 1 1'1·oduco
tho ()olony. and Manufactures.

- - - - - - - - - - --------------:----·----- - - - - - - - -

Spirit.~, Gin •. . U nite<l Kini,tdom galls. 14 12-32

British East Indies 16 28-32

United States 60 8-32

Foreign States 26 11 32

Republic of Hayti 16 18-!)2

New Grenada 55 26-32

190 7-:12
Spirits, Rnm •.. United Kingdom phml 17,957 24 r-o -----------
Do1ninion of Canada I 32 5-90

British West Indies :::1 179 78-90

United State.> 161 71-90

Foreign States 15! 8390

Foreign West Indies 4 43 -90

Italy 3 45-90
Germany 72
France ···I 79 38-90
British East Indies ..J 1 34-90
Republic of Hayti 1 10-00

New Grenada ... 1 145 5-90

1--is.102 76-90-
;- - -- - - -
Spirit~, Rum, F oreign . . . United Kingdom g:tlk ... 4J
Dominion \:)f Canada l
United States :::I :i68
1
Foreign States 48
Republic of Hayti 363
- ---914-,
8pirits, Whisky .•• 'United Kingdom galls. 20 --·
I Foreign States 1 24-32 I
~

Starch ...
I
1
Foreign West Indies lbs. ... i--GJM -- 21 24-32

Ditto . . . British West Indios lbs. 36 I ...

I F""'gn Wort Imli~ ...1 2,4'3 I

, ___________________________ __2_,52_
,-:-- 9-~-
_,;..:__,,_______11
 EXPORTS. u 103

of Jamaica in t!te Year 1878-9.

VALl'.E.

--
Produce and British, Foreign, and AitTICLES.
Ivfanufoctures of other Colonial Produce Total.
the Colony. and Manufactures.
.___

£ s. d. £ s. <l. £ s. d.
... 1 14 0 ... Spirits, Gin

... 12 0 0

... 22 10 1

... 17 8 0

... 8 10 0

... 33 16 0 95 18 1
I
...
188,551 6 0
336 11 8
... Spirits, Rum
I
1,888 12 0

1,698 15 8
1,6'.lG 13 8

47 0 4
I
3G 15 0
'
I I

I
756 0 0 "
•
833 18 8
14 9 4
11 13 4
•
1,523 1 8 ... 197,324 17 4
G

... 5 0 0 ... Spirits, Rum, Foreign

... 10 0 0 I
I
I
I

... 66 8 0

... 16 0 0

... 130 0 0 227 8 0

I
... 14 10 0 ... I Spirits, Whish.-y

15 12 6
... 1 2 6

47 15 0 Starch
... 47 15 0

0 15 0 ... ... Ditto

30 5 6 ... 31 0 6
 u 101t EX.PORTS.
~

1
No. 3.-General EJ'portsfrom the Colony
-- --
I QUANTITIES.

~
ARTICLES. Countries to which Exported. Produce iind Br;ti~h, Fol'c·gn, and
Manufacture~ of other C:obnid Pl'oducc
the Colony. ll,nd Manufactures.

. ----

Stationery ... United Kingdom ... ... at value

Foreign States ... ... at vcluc
J
Sticks, Walking ... United Kingdom bells. 609! ...
United States ... I 345 ...
· --
-- - - -1I
954t
Succades ... United Kingdom c. q. lbs. ~28 0 15 ...
· United States ... 1 1 5 ...
... Foreign States ... 1 1 8 .. .
330 3 0
Sugar ... United Kingdom hhds. 27,203 1559-1004 ...
Dominion of Canada ... 8111261-1904 ...
Foreign West Indies ... 550-1904 ...
British West Indies ... 82 218-1!)04 I . ..
United States

Foreign Statro
...
...
948 559-190·1
;;o s :;3. rn04
I.
I
...
...
I
New Grenada ... G4 1008-1904 I ...
29,151 336-1904
Sugar, Refir.el
"' Foreign 8tatcs lbs. ... 211
• Republic of Hayti ... ... 1,113
I
- ---------
~
I,________ l,32L
Tamarinds ... United Kingdom ...
United St/.tcs
lbs.

...
4,371
I
Fol'eign States ... I 740
62 ...
...
,_______I 5,173
Tea ... Foreign States lbs. ... 62
1
Tinware ... United States pkgs.1 ... 1
I
New Grenada ... ... I 1
I
! 2
Tobacco, Leaf ... British East Indies lbs. ... 500
Ditto ...I United Kingdom lbs. 41,543 . ..
Germany ... ()2,708 ...
New Grenada ... 800 ...
135,051 I
I
 EXPORTS.
... ,. .

.
--
~

of Jamaica in the Year 1878-9.

VALUE.
~-

Produce and Brifah, Foreign, and

Manufactures of other Colonial Produce ARTICLES.
Total
the Colony. and Man ufactures.

-
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. cl.
... 13 1 0 ... Stationery .'
... 5 2 1 18 3 1
259 0 9 ... ... Sticks, Walking
146 12 6 ... 405 '13 3

1,837 11 0 ... ... Succades

7 5 0

7 8 0 ... 1,852 4 o·

38i,654 8 4 ... ... Su gar

11,566 3 9

4 2 4

l,170 11 6

13,513 3 0
II
718 13 6
II
7i7 1 0 ... 415,404 3' 5
I
I
... 3 19 0 ... II Sugar, R efined

... 20 0 0 23 19 o·
l .
,
1()3 18 3 ... ... I Tamarinds
I
2 6 6 r
Zl 15 0 ... 193 19 9
r
it
... . 6 4 0 6 4 0 Tea 1~

... ... Tinware

... I 4 14 0
() 3 6 10 17 6
·'
Ir
... 25 0 0 25 0 0 Tobacco, Leaf
1r
2,596 8 9 ... ... Ditto
~

5,794 5 0

60 0 0 ... 8,440 13 9·

-
I ..:;;;.
...
21-ExPoRri;.
 EXPORTS.
u 106 .
No. 3.-General E.rports from the Colony

QUANTITIES.

Countries to which Exported. Prodnce and Britisl1, Foreign, and

ARTICLES.
Manufactures of other Colonial Produce
the Colony. and lllanufactW'es.

-
Tobacco, Manufactured ... United Kingdom lbs. ... 192

British West Indies ••• I ... 322

United States ... ... 65

Foreign States ... ... 950

Foreign West Indies ...I ... 376

Republic of Hayti ... ... 60

France ... ... 60

New Grenada. ... ... I 65
2,080
I
Tobacco, Segars ... United Kingdom lbs. ... 462
Foreign \Yest Indies ... ... 2
United States ... ... 81
I
' 645
Ditto ... United Kingdom lbt<.I 2,236
'
...
British West Indies ... 59 I
...
United States ... 750 ...
Foreign States ... 339 ...
Republic of Hayti ... 12 - ...
New Grenada ... 400 ...
~
3,796 '
- - - - - - ---------
Tools, Rummaging ... British West Indies ... ... at value
J)
Tooth Powder ... United King-lorn bottles 3 ...
'
Tortoise Shell ... United Kingdom lbs. 4,706 ...
- -- - --
Turtle ... United Kingdom no. 2 ...
United States ... 6 ...
8
Turtle, Fat ... United Kingdom lbs. 352 ...
1
Turtle, Prepared ... United Kingdom lbs. 7,989 ...
T1mneric ... United States lbs. 110
- - -- ----
...
Vegetables, Fresh ... British West Indies brls. 2~ . ..
Fo1'0ign States ... 21 ...
--------
23i
 EXPORTS.
'o 101
i of Jamaica in th e Year 1878-9.
---

VaLUE.

Produce ancl British, Foreign, and ARTICLES.

l\J anufacturcs of other Colonial Produce Total.
the Colony. and Manufactures.
-
£ s. d. • £ s. d. £ s. d.
... ...
...
. 9 1 0

6 16 3
Tobacco, Manufactured

... 4 2 0

... 59 5 0
... 22 10 0

... 3 0 0
... 2 0 0

... 2 12 6 109 6 9

... I 116 1 5 ... Tobacco, Segars

I
... I
0 8 0

... 15 0 0 131 9 5

!
838 10 0 ... ... Ditto

22 2 6

281 5 0

127 2 6

4 10 0 .
150 0 0 ... 1,423 10 0

... 10 10 0 10 10 0 Tools, Rummaging

0 3 0 ... 0 3 0 Tooth Powder

.... 2,325 18 0 Tortoise Shell

2,325 18 0

2 0 0 ... ... Turtle

• ... 8 0 0
6 0 0
.'
22 5 4 I ... 22 6 4 Turtle, Fat

791 15 2 .... 791 15 2 Turble, Prepared

0 18 4 Turmeric
0 18 4 ...
1 10 0 ... ... Vegetables, Fresh

... ·31 18 0
30 8 0

~ l
1J 108 'EXPOR:rs.
...::'.::::. - -~'"'::'.:. ::::_--

No. 3.-General E.rportsfrom t!te Colony

I Qua.'\TITIES.

ARTICL:i::~. Countries to which Exported. Produce and Britii;h, Foniign, and

lHanufactnres of other Coloni:· l Produce
I the Colony. and l\fannfoctutes.

---
tI .
Wine, Champagne ... British West Indies galls. ... 4
Foreign States ... ... 24

Republic of Hayti ... ... 2

I ~ew Grenada ... ...
'
2
I
Wine, Claret ... I
United Kingdom galls. ... 1- --4 - 32

... ...
I United States

Foreign States ... ...

.
80
12

Republic of Hayti ... ... 34

British East Indies ... ... 4
X ew Grenada ... ... 78
I

212
Wine, Ginger . . . Foreign States galls. 455 ...
I New Grenad~ ... 447 ...
--------
902
Wine, !llistella ... United States galls. ... 41'

Wine, Orange ... United Kingdom galls. 29 ...

Foreign States ... 6!ll ...
., France ... 194 ...
...
l Republic of Hayti

I) I
629
1,543
...

Wino, Port
...I Republic of Hayti galls. ... 25
New Grenada ... ... 58
83
Wine, Red ... Foreign States galls. ... 383
Foreign West Indies ... ... 379
Repudlic of Hayti ... ... 26
I Kew Grenada ... ... 664
. 1,352
Wine, Sherry ... United States galls. ... - -------
10
Foreign States ... ... 22
I
Republic of Hayti ... ... 2
---4
U..o:.- J L 34
--~~ -:-.==--·- ~---
 EXPORTS.
ti l 09
qf Jamaica in the Year 1878-9.

VALVE. -
Produce and British, Foreign, and
I
I

I
1\lanufacturcs of ARTIC'tllS.
other Colonial 1 ro<luce Total.
the Colony. and 111anufactures.

-I II
£ s. d. !
£ s. cl. £ s. d.
... I 2 0 0 ... Wine, Champagne
... . 2i 0 0
... 2 0 0 I
... I . 2 4 0
I

~
33 4 0
I

I
... I 3 0 0 ... Wine, Claret
... 7 0 0
... 43 10 0
... 26 0 0
... 4 0 0
... '·
23 10 0 107 0 0 I
I

91 0 0 ... ... Wine, Ginger

I
8!) 8 0

.
... 180 8 0
l
... 'i 15 0 7 15 0 Wine, 1\Iistella
I
11
5 16 0 I
... ... Wine, Orange

138 4 0 ...
38 16 0 ... '1
~

125 16 0 ... 308 12 0

... 13 0 0 ...~ \Vine, Port

... 10 rn 6 23 19 6

... 64 6 0 ... Wine, Red

...
I
I 53 0 0
I
... 3 0 0

... I 87 18 0 208 4 0
1

... 2 5 0 ... Wine, Sherry

... 12 12 0

... 1 0 0 15 17 0
I
I .
I
.
 J~XPORTS.
u 110
No. 3.-General Exports.from the Colony

QUA:\TITIES•
•
ARTICLES .
. Countries to which Exported. Produce and
l\.fanufacturcs of
British, Foreign, and
other Colonial Produce
tho Colony. and Manufactures.
:

Wine, Vermouth ... Foreign West Indies galls. ... 20

Wire, Fencing ... Foreign West Indies bdls. ... . 20

~
Wood, Bitrer ... United Kingdom tolli! . 44 ...
United St:>tes ... 170 ...
Franco ...\ - 5 ...
219

Wood, Braziletto ... United States tons 56 ...

Wood, Candle ... United Kingdom tons 1!)~ ...
·------- -
Wood, Ebony -··· F nitc<l Kingdom tons 174! ...
0

United btates ... lG~ ...

l!ll

Wood, Fustic ... United Kingdom tons 3,118t ...

United States ... lOi! ...
... ...
Germany

I taly ...
42

5
. ...
3,273 I
~

I
Wood, Lignumvitre If) ... United Kingdom -toill! 40 ...
United States ... 41
I
...
France D ... 2 ...
83

Wood, Logwood ... United Kingdom tons 30,947 ...

United States ... 21,165~ ...
Italy ... 842 ...
Germany ... 801 ...
France ... 62H ...
Russia ... 1,102~ ...
--- ---
66,385!
Wood, Mahogany ... unitod K:ing<lom feet 3,000 ...
Unit.ad State.. ... 837 ...
3,837 II
 EXPORTS.
lJ 111
of Jamaica in the Year 1878-9.
• VALUE.

--
Produce and British, Foreign, and ARTICLES.
~ianufactures of other Colonial Produco Total.
the Colony. and Manufactures.

£ s. d. I £ s. d. £ s. d. .
I
... 11 0 0 11 0 0 Wine, Vermouth

... 32 0 0 32 0 9 Wire, Fencing

•
Gl 12 0 ... ... Wood, Bitter
238 0 0

7 0 0 : ... 306 12 0
t

112 0 0 ... 112 0 0 Wood, Braziletto

1!) 10 0 ... 19 10 0 Wood, Candle

357 14 6 ... ... Wood, Ebony

33 16 6 ... 391 11 0

10,291 1 0
I ... ... Wood, Fustic
I
354 15 0

138 12 0

16 10 0 ... 10,800 18 0

104 0 0 ... .., Wood, Li~Jiumvitie

106 12 0

5 4 0 ... 215 16 0
I

100,577 15 0 ... ... Wood, Logwood

68,787 17 6
2,736 10 0 ' . .
2,603 5 0

1,714 7 6 I
3,583 2 6 ... 180,002 17 6

25 0 0 ... ... Wood, Mahogany

5 0 0 ... I
30 0 0

I
u 112 EXPORTS •

.
No. 3.-Gcncral E.rpol'ts t'rom tile Colony

QUA..~TITIES .
.

ARTICLI:S. Countries to which Exported.

I Produce and British, l!'oreign, and
Manufactures of other Colonid .Produce
the Colony . 1md J}hnufactures.

Wood, Manufactures ... British "•ust Indies ... ... at nluo

United States ... ... at value

,
Wood, Shingles, Cypress ... r..epublic of Hayti no., ... 30,000

Woollen Manufacture ... Foreign States ... ... at value

Foreign West Indies ... ... at value

British E ast Indies ..., ... at value

, Ya.ms ... United Kingdom .c. q. lbs. 20 2 23 ...

British West Indies ... 5 2 0 .. .
United States ...I I 10 1 23 ...
Foreign States ... !)4 3 6 ...
Foreign West Indies ... .,~

..o 3 23 ...
New Grenada ... 116 1 21 ...
283 3 12

Total

'

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,,

,
 EXPORTS.
u 113
of Jamaica in the Year 1878-9.

VALUE.

-- ----
Produce and Brifah, Foreign, and AnTICLES.
Manufactures of o~er Colonial Produce Total
the Oolony. and Manufactures.
l I .
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
... .".. 10 0 ... Wood, Manufactures
... 65 9 3 66 19 3

... so 0 0 80 0 0 Wood, Shingles, Cypress

... 38 5 1 I· ... "VVoollcn ~ianufacture

... 5 1 10

... 50 7 8 93 14 7

5 14 0 ... ... Yruns

1 10 3
I
2 17 6 I
26 11 0 I
9 18 0
I
I
31 19 9 ... JS 10 6

I
I

I
£1,262,869 6 2 94,702 12 5 1,357,671 18 7

,,,
.
(.

.
 "\V

I
I
GRANTS OF LAND. /1

1879.
11

I,

',I, I

1,
 GR.l~TS OF L.~SD .

Retun1 of Lands Granted and

..
Number of Grants under Number of Grants above 100 Grants exceeding 500

100 Acres. not exceeding 500 Acres. (I Acres.

County or District.

-----
Number of Kumbor of Nwnber of I Number of Name of Extent of

Gr<\llts. Acres. Grants.

I Acres. Grantee. Grant.
. I I ..... · -- ---

I II James L.
Hibbert. }
Island of Jamaica. None. None. One. 400. Thos. 'Vebb }

I i
I
I and
'John .\yres.
I
1,077.

.,

II

'
 - .- ..,.

GRANTS OF I,.\SD,

Sold during tlte Year 1878-79.

State the State tho

Total number Total number Whether WJ1ero sold, State tho
total number totnl 1111mhor
of Acres stato the
of Grants, total number
by Grant of Acres of Acru~ lhat
Granted, Average Price of Acres
Granted in remain un-
1878-79. 1878-79. or Purchase. per Acre. Sol<l
the Colony. granted.

£ s. d.
2 1,477 Purchase. 0 6 7~ Grants and Sales tooether- 357,770
0
2,352,85:>

Besides the above S:tles 758 Acres have boon leased out to various persons under the Colonial Acts 22 of 1874
and 5 of 1871, for the aggregate annual sum of £99 8s. '

RE)IARKS 0::-1 SQUATTING.

During tho year 1878-';"9, 493~ Acres, besi<les three hou~es and prc!llises, have been recovered from Squatters under
tho 184 Section of Law 22 of 1874, and have Leen let at fair rentals.
Tho Laws for putting down :Squatting are still worki;ig ~voll and giving ge~eral satisfaction ; there is however 11
p-eat deal of land still squatted upon, but the process of eJectmg Squ11tters contmues as fast as they are discovered.
The rents received for the year ending 30th l::eptomber, 1879, mnounted to £1,502 19s. 7d.

[i T. JJ.
20. 11. 79.
,J. R. MANN,
Dir. of Rd.s. a..'ld Sur. General.
9th December, 1879.
 x

AGRI CULrl1URE,
::.\IAX"C.F.ACT-Cl~ES, l\IINES AND FISHEiiIES.
1879.

11
(

II
II
l
I1

II
 CULTIVATED AXD "GXCULTIV.\.T'ED LAJ>.rnS, W.\GES, PitODUCE, STOCK, &c.

.* •
*
I Number of Estates
Estimated Acreage Number ofNuruber of Cultivated wholly or
Estimatecl Acreage Estimated Acreage Estates in Estates
of Uncultivnte<l Land of the Colony.
of Cultivated Land Cultivation Abandoned. p<u·tially on the l\1eta.irie
in the Colony in the Colony. System.

- - -·- -- ---- ------~~~

217 5 Nil
2,177,311 2,720,000
5-12,689

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&

"' These Columns are appli c;~l 1le lo West Incl"·i

., Colonies
. only.
 .A:nm.\.GE RATr: OF WAGE~ FOR LABOUR.
x3

Per Annum.
I Per Dl\y. Per t1 .~k or Job.• I
·-------'--------·-
Fredia.I /
l s. t-0 2s. 6d.
I
Domestic I
3s. to 8s. per week

Trades
2s. 6<l. to 5s. per <l1iy

I,

• This Column 1~ ap11licablc LO \rest l mli:i Coloulcs only.

'I
 RETURN' OF TllE

C R 0 P s.
State the Nature of the Crop, and the Number of Acres

Name of ihe County,

District or Pai i,h.

0
E
0
g
u {.,)
- - - - - - - -.--------,-- - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - -.--------11

Kingsron ... / 88

~t. Andrew 981 4,122 .8 2 24 11 4,051 2,354

l:!t. 'fhomas ... 5,165 2,418 4 88 3 8 2,718 1,112

Poliland ... 1,181 1,387 1 26 1 12 14 8 4 ,073 450

St. Mary 646 1 11 2 3,300 3,608

St. Catherine 2,712 1 1 188 4!) 5 11,016 13,573

St. Ann ... 2,182 1,026 7 1 1 602 1,808 24,868

Clm-endon ... 6,141 288 4 188 114 8 4,794 5,485

Manchester 119 6,748 39 39 7 1 1 3,880 8,114

Trclmvny ... 6,057 121 28 1 1 3 2,675118,807

8t. James ... 4,691 11 3,086 8,821

1

Hanover
I
... 3,014 1 ' 1 2,671 5,9SO

\ \' cst!norekmd . .. 6,202 I 1;)9 34 1 3 3,204 10,016 .

,I
~ 8t. Elizabeth
26 I
.. ·,

_ l___
!l63 1 1,512 2 I 173

j__
· 1 I 5,1!)8 11,241

,_
Tot;;l
·t·"' "·'" HJ I 32 1,11 I z ,--.-.-. "'. 1---:- a16 I 52,474 115,u':'C

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I Sixteen shillings per cwt. (16/.) I Sugar.
[
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.....
I Fifty-one shillings per cwt. (51/.) I Coffee.
g'
z
I Six shillings per bushel. (6/.) ICorn. ~
~~"cj
~

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I I
0
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Tobacco.
=-~~
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~~
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I Threepence farthing per lb. (3td.) IPimento. 5i:.. '
I Fifty-three shillings per cwt. (53/.) IGi!1ger. ::r'
0
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I Sixty-six shillings per 1000. (oil•. ) ICocoanut•. !:!.

(')
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x. G AVERAGE PRICES OF VARIOUS .ARTICLES OF USE OR CONSUMPTION.

Sterling Prices. Prices in

i
£ s. d. J anuary. .April. July. October.

Wheaten Flour per barrel of 196 lbs. ... 2 6 0 46s. 46s. 46s. 46s.

Wlieat ... per imperial bushel ... ... ... ... ... ...
Wheaten Bread ... per lb. ... 0 0 3f 3~d. 3!d. S!d. 3!d.

Horned Cattle ... per head ... 10 0 0 £ 10 £10 £10 £10

Horses ... ... 18 10 0 £20 £18 £18 £ 18

Sheep ... ... 1 8 0 28s. 28s. 28s. 28s•

Goats ... ... 0 16 0 16s. l 6s. 16s. 16s.

Swine ... ... 1 8 0 28s. 28s. 28s. 28s.
Mille ... per quart ... 0 0 6 6d. 6d. G<l. 6d.
Butter, Fresh ... per lb. ... 0 2 6 2s. 6d. 2s. Gd. 2s. 6d. 2s. 6d.

" Salt ... ... 0 1 0 l s. ls. ls. ls.

Cheese ... ... 0 1 6 l s. 6d. ls. Gd. ls. Gd. ls. Gd.
11
Beef, Fresh ... ... 0 0 6 6d. Gd. 6d. 6d.

" Salt ... ... 0 0 St 9d. 9d. 7tcl. 7~d.

Mutton ... ... 0 1 0 ls. ls. ls. l s.

Pork, Fresh ... ... 0 0 9 9d. 9d. 9d. 9d.

" Salt ... ... 0 0 9 9d. 9d. 9d . 9d

Rice ... per quart ... 0 0 6 ~d.
.
Gd •
6d. G<l.
Coffee ... per lb. ... 0 1 0 ls. ls. ls. ls.
Tea ... ... 0 5 0 5s. iis. 6s. 6s.
Sugar ... ... ·O 0 3 3d. 3d. 3d. 3d.
Salt ... ... 0 0 1 I d. ld. Id. ld.
Wine ... per gal ... 0 15 0 16s. 15s. 16s. 15s.
J>
Brandy ... ... 1 4 0 24s. 24s. 24s. 24s.
Beer ... ... 0 5 0 5s. 5s. 6s. 5s.
Tobacco per lb ... .))
0 3 0 Ss. 3s. 3s. 3s.

---

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_,.... I
 I:\IPROVEMENTS.
x7

Manufactures introduced this year.

, Improved 1.fachincry for the Mnnufacturo of Sugnr nnd
Rum haa been acloptccl on "Ewinrrti
0
Cu.y111m1a.s," "Dent-
sonville" aml" Catherine Hall.''
A Cigar Factory. (

A Small Brewery.

A Soap Factory and Manufacture of Corn Meal.

Progress of any improvements previously reported. The preparation of Sugrr by tho Centrifugal and other
improved methods is still on the increase.

c
 y

GAOLS AND J>IiISONERS.

187D.
Y2 GAOLS A:KD PRISOXERS.

St'.\TJSTH'AT, RF.1T1tN v 01t THE Pm~o~K oF J.A:-.1.uc.\, FOR 1877-78.

:Kumb1>r Committed Number of those

Number of Persons

I
Committed to Penal Im-
p1-isonmcnt, •including
I
for Dobt, want of
Rail, and
Puuishwent.
hu,·e been pl'e-
.Yiously ConYictcd.
I
Committed who "Pen;\ I Scn-itude" (if that
term is usec! in the Colony
to describe any
.
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1--~---~-l-~--,.~--.--:~--.-PMun_is~h~m~e_nt~.).---~ H ~ ~
Na me and Na.turn of the : rti .s ,g 0 t:G
..::: -:S ~ '*" • CE 9
Prisons. - ~ a:.: ~ .a §F o ]
en
£~.·
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~~
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~
~0
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~;
1 ·~ ~
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" Penitentiary," &c.
,_
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-:=~==-1 '" -_-,-_---::1-:,-1---;~1 43 1~1~1~-:- "'"~"

• By " Penal J mpri•onmcnt" is mr'.l.nt impritionmcnt inflict Pd as a substantive pur.ishmcnt in pursuuncG of a sentence of a Court
.of Justice as diotiugui~hcd from impri"onment for s:ife c"slody, &v.

Questions. .A.nsu:ers.
I. If the Prison is on the separate Thero are 133 Scpn.ratc Cells nnd 18
system, is the separation complete ? AssPciate '\Vai-ds. In consequence of
And if not, what is the separation cn- th e nature of the work done during 1he
forco<l. by day and night respectively? day ; separation by day is impossible.
At night each separate cell is occupied,
and all that cannot be accommodated in
separate cells, sleep in as!:>ociation.
II. If not on tho separate system, The mC'n who sleep in association are
wha,t provision is there for the supervi- su pervise<l. by night watchmen, and the
sion of the prisoners w hilo in :::ssociatiou ? la rge "·arcls are lighted.
III. llow many Cells arc there and 435 Sepa1·ate Cells, 18 Wards.
h.ow many Associatccl \Vards.
IV. Tnki.ng th e average* number of In the Separate Cells each prisoner
priso ners in g-uol how many cubic feet bas 330 feet of space.
of spnce Me there fol' cnch prisoner tlu- In the Associated ·wards 487 Cubic
ring tho hours of sleep 1 feet of space.
In the new Cells for purposes of So-
litary Uo11flue1tlent 81.3 feet.
I n the l''cmn.lo Cells 375 feet.
In the Vurnb Cells for females 73.1
feet of space, and with coni<lo1·s opeu
1289 Uubic feet of space
V. llo\Y are th e prisoners classified ? Arrording b their sentences.
L Cln.ss. l)risoners sentenced t o Pe-
nal Servitude for life.
PS 3 Years and upwards.
A lfard lahor fur 2 years and
upwards.
Il IInrcl Jahol' 15 months and
under 2 veurs.
c · Hnrd boor, i year and under.
J.!1 i\lil itary and i\" nvul J.>rison ers .
•T ,) nveuilcs uu<lcr 17 years.
LU Liccnsecl Class.
.. '-C" note at fvvt oi 1.n ev1ou~ Taul&.
 - -~_.._ "'-

G.\OLS \ND PRii:ioNJms.

Y3

Questions. Ans1u?rs.
VI. Is penal lahour-that is labour l3y treadmill and crank only.
lJy treadmill, crank, or shot-drill-in
force?
VII. If so, during what periods of im- All prisoners s'cntcncecl to hard fahor
prisonment in r espect of what classes undergo ns much hurcl labor as they
of prisoner~. and during how many can endure, without injury to their
11ours, is such penal labour enforced ? hcnlth, and arc seen l>y tho Surgeon
In stating hours of treadwhcel labour, daily.
give, first, the tofal time on nnd off at Avera~c time on wheel Gj hours daily.
the wheel, &c, ; secondly, the length of Average time off wheel :3t, '· "
spelb aucl intervals of rest. Spells, 20 minutes ..on 10 minutes off
wheel.
Ilours, from 1st October to 31st March,
6 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Hours from 1st April to 30th Septem-
ber G a.m. to G p.111.
Time allowecl for Breakfast, 45 minutes
Dinner served after work.
VIII. \Yhat kind of lubour, other Prisoners are employed as Carpenters
than penal labour, is in use? Coopers, Tinsmiths, Stonecutters, Ship-
wrights, l\fosons and Bricklayers, Shoe-
makers, 'l'«tilors, 13ukers, 13riekmakcrs,
Quarriers and Sailmukers.
IX. If the prisoners arc employed be-
yond the walls of the gnol, statc-

1. On what kind of work they arc so Brickmaking, Quarrying, Burning

em1lloyed 1 Lime, 'Vorking Schooners between llur-
bour llcad and Kingston. 'fhey are :i,1-
so employed at the Government Work
(.fomnictt Defences) at Rocky Point ancl
keeping the Government Pfantation at
the l)ttlisndoes free froll'1 bush.
2. How they arc supcrvisecl? By Sub Officers of the Prison armed.
l
B. llow many cscnpcs of Pl"ii::oncrs, 1P.7G-i7 1
while being cmpJoyed beyoucl the gnol 1877-78 2
]rnvc taken place <luring· each of the last 1878-70 12
three years.

4. IIow the Profit8 of their labour are
accounted fo·· 1
Accounts nre kept under the super-
vision of the ..Auditor General. All
money rccciYecl for Sales, &c., is loc~gel~
in the Colonial 13ank to the Credit oi
the Treasurer on the clay of receipt.

"" • ·nH TJHt t lS

X · the total annual cost of £H,70L 13 0.
the prison 1

XI. 'Vliat is the annual mnouut of .CG,118 G 10.

the prisoue1s' cu.rui.1gs ~
y 1 GAOLS .\ND PRISO~ERS.

GENERAL PE::-iITENTIARIES, continued.

Questions. Answers.
XII. What are the number of tht> On an average eleven hours through-
hours allotted for sleep '? And if sleep out the year.
is in association n.re the dormitories The associate wards arc lighted from
lighted; and how often n.re they .pat- outside and are under the constant su-
rolled during the night? pervision of a night-watchman. The
separate Cells are visited hourly by a
night patrol.

XIII. Wlrnt were the numher and 1,408 Prisoners have been punishecl
nature of the punishments inflicted for by confinement in Dark Cells on Brea(l
offences committed in prison ? and \Ynter or hy tho infliction of some
minor punishment.
9 have recchecl Corporal Punishment
hv order of the bilicial Visitors sanc-
ti"onccl by llis Excellency the Governor.
2 have received Corporal Punishment
by order of Court.

XIV. Is there a cha plain ? There is not.

XV. Are religious services regularly
performed{
XVI. Are Roman Cn.tholic Priests and
Dissenting Ministers n.llowetl free access prisoners themsel vcs.
to prisoners of their own persuasion?
and arc they a,pprizecl when prisoners
of their rcspcct,ive persuasions enter the
prison?
Yes. Morning prayers ancl portions
of Scripture are read daily by the
Schooh.naster. On Sundays the School-
master holds a Service at 9.40, a.m aml
one of the Associated Ministers at 1.30
p.m.
'l'he Roman Catholic prisoners have
.also a Service on Sundays at 11 a.m.
Y cs. Only oy the special desire of the

XVII. ·what provision· is made for tho
education of the prisone1·s ?
'The Schoolmaster l1olds scl1ool d:.iily
from 12 to 12.1·3, which is a.ttended by
any men of good cha.raeter who \Olun-
teer to learn. Ins!,ruction consists of
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.

x·v1n. On what conditions are rem.is- Prisoners only once convietdd, if their
siou:s of i111pri::.011ui...:ut grau.ted. couduct is good, arc allowed a remis-
sion of one eighth of their sentences,
subject to the approval of the Governor~
Hemissions have been granted by the
Govcmor to men of exceptionally good
chn.rncter, or wlto have deserved some
special notice in consequence of s0me
.act.

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 C.\OM \XD rmso:::rnns.

G1rnmtAL llKx1TEXTI.\RI1·:s, ro11ti1111td.

Questions.
XIX. Have Coroner's Inquests been Yes.
held on every occasion oi' a death in Senile Gnngrcnc
prison during t he past year ? nnd what 1
Apoplexy 1
were t h e verdicts ? Meningitis 1
'l\tborculosis 1Ji
Congestive Rcmittcnt Fenr ()
Bright's Disease 4
Concnnn Oris 1
Pncumonfa 3
Cordiac Dro1)sy 1
Y cllow Fever 1
Dr<rn ning 3
Dis('nsc of th\) Brain 1

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SnnsTICAL RETuR~ i:oR THE PR1soxs OF J.nr.uc.\, F'.>R 18i8-70.

~um lier ot I 'crsou~
Committed to l'cn:il Im-
Number Committed Number of tho•o prisonment, • iuclutling
for Dobt, w>mt of Committed who " Pun.LI Servitudo" if tli..t
lhil, and ha v~ been pre- term is used in tho Uol'lny
l'uuishmout. viously Cvnvicted. to describe any Punish-
ment.
Name and Nature of the
Prisons.
'Whether!' Common Gaol"
"Penitentiary," &c.

ST. CATHERl:>E's
D1snu~'T J'tuso.s.

"By" Pcn"l Tmp1·isonm('nt" is meant imµ;isonm('nt infl'ctcd ao a subst.-iLtirc pU!lisbment in pursuance ofa scutcnco ofa Court
of Ju•ticc as <l1~tinguished 1rom impnsoument lor satU ousw<iy, &c

Q11,estions. ..Anstcers.
I . If the prison is on the sepnrute Kot on scnarn.tc Hstcm. Prfaoncrs
.
sr stem ' is tho 1:>c1ntrntion co;n1>lcto
. ( worked in gtings. scpnrutc Cells at .ts
.A nd if not. what is the sepnratwn cn- night. 'l'he remnindcr in nssoci,itcd
fo r co<l by day uwl night rc::;1wctiv0Jy { w<.trtls.

II. If not on the scpa.ratc system, St1pervis1'cl by the SuperiutcnJent, Of-

what provision is there for the l:'itpcni- ficui·s 111Hf .JI ntron.
sion of the prisoners " :iilc in m;soci~L­
tiou ?
y G C:.\O"LS .1.X"";') r~ISOX ERS.

HT. CATJIERlXE'~ DlSTRICT PR1sox, continued.

Questions. .Ansice1·s.
III. How many Cells arc there and 52 scpuratc Cells : eight Associated
how m~ny .Associated 'Yards? 'Vurds.

JV. Taking the cwernur/*' number of 415 cubic feet in tho Assocfatcd 'i\Tards.
prisoners in gaol, 1iow rnnny cubic feet In the new Cells, 48 in number, 600 cu-
of spa.cc arc tlwrc for each pl'boncr du- bic feet.
ring the hours of sleep 1
Y. liow urc the p~·isonc:::s classified? First Clas~. Imprisonment with harcl
l abor but with the optiou of paying :.i.
fine.
Second . 1Jnconditionnl im prisonrncnt
wi~h ba.nl lul.ior.

YI. I s penul bhour - thnt is labour Xo.

l)y treau1uill, et~~uk, or siwt-tlriL-in
furec 1
VII. If so. dueing- wlrnt puriotls or None.
imprisrmment i n resprct or wlwt classes
oi prisoners, mul during how mm1y
h ours is such ncnf' l lnlwur cnforeccl ~
I " s' ·•t:~o· 1·ot• ..v; or" t1""'
~1. ~ ... . l~~- :LI.. '" ....-.... wl1c"l·
\,.. ......'1 \ hhour
(.. '

g ive, firs( the total time on n~ut off at

the \\ h\!el, L\,~. : ~ccmhll v, Ct~ lengU1
of spells. a;id int~rvuls of l\~s t 1
VIII. Wha.t kind of labour, other thun Qnn:rrying. hren king stones, carting
pcuul luhoLL1', is in use 1 stone from c1mtrq (a mile from tlte pri-
son) to be broken at tb.c prison: carting
broken stones to irn hhc roads by pri-
son ers: repairing pn bl ic roads &c. &c.
H.epniring and cleaning th e streets of
Spanish 'rown ' cookiu'"o• wushinO'
:::>•
an·u.1
cle:wing the prison.
A gun? of 50 prisoners also emploved
at the Fortificatio n 'Yorks, Apostles
Battery.
IX. If th<' prisoners nrc employed b e-
yuntl tl1c 'H•ils of t.hc gnol stntc--
1. On what kind of " ork thcv n,re so Quarrying stone, carting stone bv
employed ( ~ priscncrs from qunrr~· to prison anrl
thence to roads, repairino· roads sto-
mng. &·c. (\JC .
(> 0 '

Ahm repaidn~ elcm1ino· &c, the streets

Oi.,. spun1s
. 1i 'l'O\\ n. 0

2. llow they nre supervised? By Sup:;rinternlcnt and O.mccrs.

3. How nutny escapes of prisoners, 1877
·w hilc hcing eni ploye,l lh\Vornl' the gaol l8'i8
h ave t aken :plncc d urin (5 the lust tlH'cC U3'iU 3
years.
"' S.ie note at foot oi prc;iou.o L11Jlc.
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Y7
ST. C.\Tlllrn.1xr-;'~ DI~TRIC r r1u:-;ox, co11ti1111f'd.

Questio11s.

4. How 1he profits of their ln1)()ur nre Cash paid 1.o Superintendent, lodgc(l
accounted for. in Parochinl 'frcrnmrv.
Ptthlic \Vork credited in Island '11rea-
surcr's Books.

X. ·what is 11ie total annual cost of £2,205 () u.

the prison {

XI. What is the annual amount of £10 l 15 10, in addition to £703 0 G,

the prisoner's earnings? earned as working g:mg at Apostles
Battery (.l?ortification ·w orks) .
.
XII. Whnt nr0 the number of the Long da~Ts, 10.30. Short days, J1.30.
hours allotted for sleep ? And if sleep Dormitories not lightcU., patrolled
j-; in association urc the dormitories once every hour.
lighted; ::mcl how often arc they pn.-
trollc<l during the night 1

XIII, 'Yhat were the num lier nnd Crime.

nature of the 1ninislnn~nt s inflicted for C1~tting & wound-
offcnc~s com mi ttcll in prison 1 rng ~O Lashes.
Disobedience ancl
Assault 13 "
Do .> Days Cells.
l"tepeated Insubor-
dination 20 Lashes.
Do. 20 ,.
Do. 10 "
Insubordination 11 Davs Cells.
])o. 1 L .~ "
Do. 1.1 " "
Di1:iordnrlv Conduct 'A 7 '' "
D~. 7 " "
Do. lG " h

Do. lL " "

j)o. 5 "
Disobedience 7 ,,
Do. 7 "
lJo. 5 "
:i\faling<'ring i) " "
Do. 5 " "
Uo. 5
Uo. ,)
Do. 3 "
Do. 6
* 'l'hc~l' pnni•·hmcnts ;1w:mlccl hy Yisiting Justices.
-:\finor c:tbCS of Uisorckr!y condurt
(:ms), clc:ilt "ith Ji,,. S1q><'1intrndc11I,
puni;.;hme nt lim1te\l to a D~tys Cells.
~:on;-Jn ;~ll c:::,0..; <.f co;1finou1c11 t lo Cdls ;he l'ri~vllcr.3
,:.~1hl.J bee.! :..c<.~~a;.J;.1 ,h~~·.. 11;; ::.c~li.\.:~rat:uu.
y8 G.\.OLS j,XD rmsoXERS.

ST. CATUtmt~rn's DrsTRICT PRISO'.'i', co11tinuerl.

Questions. Answers.

XIV. Is there a chaplain? No.

XV. Are religious. services regularly Religious services by Ministers of the-

performed~ Church of England and by Theological
Students.

XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests and Yes, but not apprizeJ except when
Dissenting )J:inisters allowed free ncccss reque::;tecl by prisoners.
to prisoners of their O\Vn per:-;uasiou ~
.and aro they apprized when prisioners
of their respective per.suasions enter the
the pri::;ons {

XVII. ·what. provision is made for the Kone.

.educationor the prisoners!
XVIII. On wlia,t condit.ions nrc re- 'rhose grante<l. have been uncondi-
missions of imprisonment gl'u.ntccl ? tional.

XIX. Ifave Coroner's Iuque~ts "!:lcen Coroner's Inquests have been held on
held on every occusiou of n dcnth in pri- every occasion oi' dc11th in the prison
Bon during the pnst year~ uutl wlrnt during the past year. Ycrdicts, natural
were the verdicts ~ ca,uses.

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ST.\.'l'lsTlCAL R.ETt., 1rn l'<>Jt TUE Pmsoxs oF JA,L\H" \' FOR 1878 /!),

NumhPr C0mmitkd Nnmh~r <1fthoso

for l!cht, wa ut of
ll:ii ''1.'.:)'-l
l'u1i1ish11u.'.lut.
Co111rn.tt11J who
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 GAOLS AND PRISONERS. Y9

MIDDLESEX AND SURREY CouNTY GAor., continued.

Questunis. Answers.
I. If the Prison is on the separate No. In association day and night.
system is the separation complete?
And if not, what is the separation en-
forced by day and night respectively?
II. If not on the separate system, Officers are on duty by day and night;
what provision is there for the supervi- at night with lanterns.
sion of tho prisone1·s while in association?
III. How many Cells are there and £ Cells. 18 Associated 'Vards.
how many Associated Wards?
IV. Taking the avemge* number of 729.
prisoners in Gaol, how many cubic feet
of space are there for each prisoner du-
ring the hours of sleep?
V. How are the prisoners classified ? Prisoners for trial or want of security;
misdemeanors and condemned crim-
inals.
YI. Is penal labour-that is labour No.
by treadmill, crank, or shot-drill-in
force?
VII. If so, during what periods of im-
prisonment, in respect of what classes
of prisoners, and during how many
hours, is such penal labour enforced ?
ln stating hours of treadw heel labour,
give, first, the total time on and off at
the wheel, &c.; secondly, the length of
spell& and intervals of rest.
VIII. "\Vhat kind of labour, other No labour of any kind.~
than penal labour, is in use?
IX. If the prisoners are employed be-
yond the walls of the Gaol state-
1. On w bat kind of work they are so
employed.
2. How they arc supervised.
3. How many escapes of prisoners, Kone employed.
while beinO' employed beyond the Gaol,
have take; place during each of the _last
three years ~
4. llow the profit8 of their labour are Cash paid to Superintendent lodged
in l'nrochfo,l 'I'reasury.
accounted for ~
X. What is the total annual cost of £572 10s. 7}
tl1e Prison?
"' :-ee note ;tt foot of pre\·ious Ti.bl0.
-z:;i..:, AXD l'!!~~;;..:..3
y 10 G '\O LS .\~D PRI SO"\'ER~.

)frnm.1~sEx A)<D SuR REY Coo;TY GA01., co11ti1111ed.

Questions. Answers.
XI. 1'~hat is the annual nmount of £32 Ss 11 r eceived for maintenance
1he prisone1 s' earnings ~ of prisoners from the St. Cn,therine Dis-
• trict Prison on the Goal llospilal.
t
XII. W"hat are the numhP.r of the They sleep at pleasure <lay and nigh
hours allotted for sleep ~ i \ nd if sleep not being foible to labor. (See Answers to
j5 in association ure i he Dormitories Questions 5 and u.) Sleep is in associa-
lighted; aud how often Me they pat- tion, Domitories not lighted, but lights
1·olled during the night 1 in ~-ards Officers patrol hourly.

XIII. ·what were the n nm her ~md
nature of the punishments intlictcd for
offences commit ted iu l> rison ~
27 )I~ile prisoners haYe been punish-
ed bY three clnYs confinement in Cells,
on b'read and ,~·at!:'r, foe breaches of Pri-
son clisci p I ine. 0 ne for 28 dn)·s, one
io .J., day..,, ::uul one to 2 duys on full diet,
bv• Visitino· 0 J usticcs •

XIV. I s there a Chaplain? Xo.

XY. Arc r eligious scrYiccs rcgulttrly Yes, on Sundays.
per.formed!

XVI. Are Roman Cathol ic Priests and Yes. Only apprised at request of
Di8scnting ::.\linisters allowed free access Prisoner.
to peisoners of theil' own persum;ion?
And are they a pprizecl "he n prisoners
of their respectiYe persuasions enter the
Prison!

XVII. \Yhat provision is made for the ~one.

eclucation of the prisoners (

XVITT. On wh·Lt conditions are r emis- Rem issions are g ran tcd by the Go-
si:>ns of imprisonment granted ( Yernor.

XIX. II:we Coroner's Inqu<'sts h<'en Yes. The verdicts haYe heen from
held on every occasion of' n death in Pri- natural rnuscs. one fro1~1 malarial fever,
l'On clul'ing the past ~· ea r (And whn,t one from pneumonia and one from di-
"\\ ere tile Yerdids ~ arrh~a.

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 G.\OLS .\.XD l'IHSOXERS.' y 11

ST.\.TISTICAL RETUIG\ ro1t TUE PRr:.o:-.s oY J.rnAic.~, POR 1878-i9.

- I !\umber ul l'cr•NIS
Nu'.llbcr Com oittcd Nuiubcr of LhoRO Committed to l'<•n:il Jm.
I for J)r.bt, wnnt of Committed who pnsonn1cnt, • includinlC
"' B.i.il, and " l'cn~l Scrviludo" if llo;it '3
~ vi~~~l~ ci~vr:~d. tc{;<l~:c~i~~~~;11~~nl~l:~y .~ ·~ .~ ~
1 1
Punishment. I
N :tmo nnd N aturc of tho 1 E" mcnt. ii.. ::l ...1 .,,
8 I -, -.,- - .9 3 ~
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Pri~ona. I
I

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COR\WAJ.I. COl'\TY Grni. \XO J ,- - - -
: .\LllOVfll 1)1s1'1t1c1 llusox, 638 - 227 ~ ~ 28 I 32 _ 22 4-1 a,i.:; 102 lli3 5 5
1 1 1
• ~y" l'e,n<tl lmprisonmcnt'.' is meant imprisonment inflicted as a substantive punishment in imrsunncc of a soutcnco of n Court
of J usticc ns <lt.;ti:lgmshed Jl'om 1mprioonmcut for safo custody, &c.

Questions. Ansu:crs.
I. If the Prison is on the separate :Xo, sleep and work in association.
system is the separation complete?
And if not, what is the separation en-
forced by <lay and night respectively?
II. If not on the separate system, A Superintendent, Officers and Ma-
what provision is there for the supervi- tron.
sion of the prisoners while in associa-
tion?

III. llow many Cells u.re there, u.nd Six Cells ancl :five Asrnciatccl 'Vards in
how many Asso~hted \Yards ? the ~rison, in the Gon.l, one Cell and
l ·t Wards.

IV. 'l'aking th~ average''!! number of About ·100 Cubic fe&t.

prisoners in Gaol, how many eul>ic feet
o( space arc there for each prisoner
during tho hours of sleep
V. How ure the prisoners classifLEtl ~ lst-'C ntried rrisoncrs.
1st and 2nd Class .Jlisdemeanors.
3rd-Felons.

YI. Is nenal labour-that is labour Shot Drill alone.

hy trcadrni'il, crank, or shot drill-in
force (
VJ T. If so , during what perio l" of 2ncl Class Misclcmca.na.nls in long 1

irr.pri~onmcnt, in re~pect of ·what classes spell, ea<'h drilling one hour at a time,
from 0
or prisoners, n.ud dunllg how many honr~ for br~nkJ:i-;t. run. to5 p.uL, alloning one hout'
iH such pe11:i l kbonr enforced 1 . ln
stn-tin!,\' hours of treac1wheel lu.h ~ur, gJYc,
ii r::it the total time on uucl off at the
whe~'l, &c. ; secondl~· . the l::mgd1 of
fil"·~ll~ and intcnals of re:::.t.
T 12 GAOLS AND PRISONERS.
CoRX~ALL CouNTY GAOL AXD FAL)IOUTH DISTRICT PRISON,
Questions.
vnt. w ·hat kind of labour, other
.t han penal labour, is in use ?
IX. If the prisoners are employed
beyond the walls of the Gaol state-
1. On what kind of work are they so
employed,
2. How they are supervised?
3. How mnny escapes of prisoners,
while being employed beyond the Gaol,
have taken place during the last three
years?
4. How the profits of their labour are
.accounted for ?
X. What is the total annual cost of
the Prison?
XI. What is the annual amount of
the prisoners' .carn;·ngi;?
XII. What a.re the number o: the
hours allotted for sleep? And if sle·ep
is in association are the Dormitories
lighted; and how often aro they pa-
trolled during the night!
XIII. 1iYhat were the nnmber and
nnture of the punishments inflicted for
offcuces committed in Prison~
XIV Is there a Chaplain ?
XY. Are religious scr vices regula r1 y
pcrfonne<l ?
continued.
Breaking Btones, repairing roads and
streets, and the necessary sanitary re-
quirements of the Prisons.
Keeping in repair ten miles of the
:Main Roads and the Streets of Fal-
mouth.
By Taskmasters employed for that
purpose ..
1877, nil.
1878, nil.
1879, one but re-taken.
The Main Road is under Contract
with the Inspector of Prisons and paid
into the Treasury ; the Streets are gra-
tuitous by the Government; any other
work into Parochial Treasury.
£1,519 10s. lOd.
£405 lls. lOd.
Prison labour on Streets and Roads,
£100, not paid for.
Ten hours. The Dormitories or Asso-
ciated Wards are not lighted, but the
officer on guard -can see with his lamp,
when patrolling, through the gratings
of the ·windows patrolled every half
of the night .
. By the Visiting Justices, one by whip-
pmg and three by solitary confinement.
Thirty by the Superintendent for pet-
ty breaches of prison diHcipline, in the
Cells from one to three dt~ys each.
No.
Yes, by the Superintendent, but no
}tinistcr of the Gospel has attended du-
riog the past ~·car.
 GAOJ,S AND PlUSO~ERS.
y 13

CoRNW,\.LL CocXTY GAoI, nm PAL~tO\.:TH D1sTRICT PRI~o::i, co11ti1111rd.

Questions. An8lcers.
XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests and Yes; they arc only appriz<'cl at request
Dissentiug Ministers allowed free access of the prisoners.
to prisoners of their own persuasion ?
.And are they npprizcd when prisoners
of their res1)ectiYe persuasions enter the
Prison?
XVII. What provlSlon is made for Xonc.
the eclueation of the prisoners !
XVIII. On :w hat conditions are re- By order of the Governor.
missions of imprisonment granted ?
XIX. Have Coroners Inquests heen Ycs; the verdicts haYe bceu-" By na-
held on everv occasion of a death in tural causes."
I'rison cl ming "the 11ast year and what
were the Ycrdicts 1

'STATISl'ICAL RE1u1tN i•oit ;t'HE Pmsoxc; o.F JA)JAIC.\, Folt 1878-79.

I I I I
I ..,,
:Knmb<>r Com mitt~
for Debt, want of
Ha.ii, and
Number of those
ba\'e been pre-
Number of Persons
Committed lo Penal Im-
risonment, • indudinfi
CommitW who .. >enal Se: Yilude" (if t int
torm i s used in the Colony
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· fl'1cted as a su.,,,.!Ul
"-• ti· · !imcnt in pursuance of a sentence of a Court
'o pums
of .Ju~ticr as distinguished from imprisonment for safe cusWJy, &c.

Questions. Anstcers.
I. If the J>rison is on the scpura.tc Ko. \York nnd sleep in association.
i;;rst cm is the Hcpara.t1on
1
. compl c t c ?.
..\ncl if not ,dutt is the sep11ration en-
forced 1Jy •
tlnv• nnd ni0>ht
0
respectircly?

1 I. If u ot on the separate s;ystcn:i, 'They nrc supcniscd l>y the Supcrin-

''hat prod~ion ib tl1cre f~r t~e super~·1- temlcut, Oiiicen; uncl l\fatr~:m.
i-.ion of the prisoners ". h1le rn as::.ocrn-
1 iun ~

'
 GAOJ,S A:XD PRISOSERS.

Jl.\);OYF.R ])i ~ rnJ(.;T I'IllSO'.\', r.011/inued.

Questions. Answers:

l' III. How many Cells arc there ; and 4 Cells, 8 As~ociatcd vVanls.
how many .Associated Wards ?

IV. 'l'aking the average* number of 380.

prisoners in Gaol, l~ow many.cubic feet
·of spnce arc there for each prisoner du-
Ting the hours of sleep ?

\T. llow are the prisoners classified 1 1st Class ihisdcmeanants, 2nc1 Class
misdemeanants and untried.

VI. Is penal bbour -tbat is 1::1,110111· Shot drill in force.

l)y teeadmill, crank, or shot (lrill-in
force {

YlI. If so, clnring whnt periods of I>risoncrs sentenced to 12 months hard

imprirnnmcnt, in respect .of wl:n.t clarnes
of prisoners, and dnring how mf1.11y
hours is such penal labonr enforced {
In stn-tinQ' hours of treadwheel la.hour,
give, first, the total time on and off a.t
the wheel, &c. ; secondly, the length
of spells, and intervals of r0st {
lahour lrnve the first 6 months a.t shot-
cleill, those for G months, ihe first 3
months, thos~ for 3 months, the whole
time. ·
'l'hey are drilled in two rela~7 S, one
hour each at a time, 5 hours a day each
relay at drill. •

VIII. \Vhat kind of labour, other than
pennl labour, is in use?
IX. If the prisoners nre employed be-
yond the wallR of the G :10l s ~a ~c-
Breaking stones, picking coir, and
quarrying st-Ones and digging marl.
ltcpairing streets and roads.

1. On what kinJ of '-rork they ar.c so Repairing J\Iain lloacls and cleaning
employed. 'fown Streets.

2. How they are supervised. By 'l'urnkcys and Taskmasters.

3. How ma.ny escnpes of prisoners, J877 4

· "·hi le hcing employed beyond the Gaol, 1878 2
haYe taken place duriag each of the lust 187D 3
years?
L. How the pr ofits of°their labour arc Cash. paid to Superintendent and
accounted f0r. lodged m the Parochi<d 'l'rea~urv. J?ub-
lic ff ol'l\: credited 011 the l3uok~ of the
Auditor General.
X. "\Vhn,t is t he total mmual cost of £009 12s. I tel.
i he l'rison ?

XI. "\Vh:lt is the annual amount of £2Ii 2s. Od.

the pri1'011ers' earnings~
 G.dOLS AND l'RISONEM.

IIA.xov:irn DI~TR1c.-r Pm!iox, co11li1111cd.

Questions.
XII. What· arc the number of the
~o~rs allott?d .for sleep ? And if sleep
is m assocrn.tion arc the Dormitories
lighted; and h ow often arc they i>a-
irolled during the night? •
Ll.nsLcars.
Long cfayH J 01 hourH, 1-ihm·t. clnys J 11
hours. Dormitories nrc not I igh f e.l,
patrolled every hour during the night.

XIII.. What were the number and Kone.

nature of the punishments inflicted for
·offences committed in Prison?

XIV. Is there a Chaplain? Ko.

XV. Are reli0ofous serr-ices rc<J'ulurlv

tl • Yes, by Superiniemlcnl.
performed ( Prayers daily hy second Turnkey.

XVI. Are Ho1mm Catholic Priests n.nd All :Uinisters have free ~teecsi::. 'J'bcv
Dissenting :Ministers allowed free access arc apprizecl if requested uy any prison"-
to i)risoners of their own per:masion? cr.
And are they npprized when prisioncrs
of their respective persuasions enter the
the Prisons ?

XVII. ·what proYision is made for the None.

education of the prisoners?

XVIII. On 'iYhat conditions arc re- Unconditional by the Governor.

missions of im1Jrisonment granted ?

XIX. Have Coroner's Inquests been Yes ; verdicts fro :n °natural causes,
h eld on every occasion of a. death in Pri- notices being al ways sent to the Justice
son during tl:c past year? And w lrnt of the l'eac:c and Coroner.
were th e ;rcrclicts ~ "
 1' 16 GAOLS AND PRISOXERS.

STATI STJC.\L RETt: Jt:\ FOR TllE Pu1~0Ns OF J.nJAlCA, f''.Ht 1878 -79 .
.'\umher ol J'er.ous
Committed to Pc11al Im-
Numb~r
I Committed
for D• bL"'"ut oJ.
Ila.ii, and
Number of tho•e
Comm1"tted ,vho
hRve been pre-
prisonmeut, • including
".Penal Sen•1ludc," if
C ti.at
I
term is us1·d iu the ''>uy
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I'g:E- l'.unishmru1t. viously Cumicted. io.dcscribe.a11r Puraisb- .,.. o ~ ~
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• Bv " P~notl I mpri~onmcnt" is meant impri"Onm~ut inflicted as a suJ..stant.ive punishment in pursuance of a scutcnco of a Court
of Justice as di.;linguishcd f1>;1111 i rnprisoumcot for safo.cuslooy, &c. .

Questions. Ans?Ce1·s.
I. Ir the P1·ison is on the separate No. Sleep in associat ion, work m
system is the sP-parnJion com plete ? association.
And il' not, whn.t is the sep:.iration en-
forced Ly clay and night r espectively ~

II. If not on the separate system, Superintendent, :Matron, and Task-

what proYision is there fo l' th e superri- masters.
i-ion of the prisoners while in ussocia-
ti.:>11 {

Ill. llo\Y mttny Ccl ls arc there, and There are eight Cells and ten Associa-
how many Asso0iiit ed \Yanls ( ted \Y~ir<l.s.

IV, Taking the;)ai1erage* numlJer of 329.

pl'isoners in Gaol, how nurny cubic feet
of :-pace are there for each prisoner
during tho hours of sleep (

Y. How arc the prisoners classified ? 1st and 2nd class misdemeanants and
untried.

YI. Is penal labour- that is labour Shot drill is in force.

hy 1rc11dmi1l, crank, or shot <lrill-iu
force (

YII. If 80, during what periods of

impri:-;onmcnt, in r espect ot what classes
of prisoners, nutl during h ow m1111v holll'S
is sueh pen:il lal;o11r en foreccl '( lu
i-ttLting· houn; of treaclwhQel lab'JLU' 'vo·ire
.. ,,
first, the t ota l ti Ill e on 1wd off at th e
wh cd, &c. ; sccondfr, the lcno·th 0
&pdls :llld intcrrn.ls of res1-.
"' ::ee no:e <lt fvol of previous T;;bfo.
The labour of shot drill is confined to
2nd class pri8011c1·s who n.rc drilled iii
E>pdls oft" ehe, each ~pel l of drilling one
hour [t1, a tinw, from u a. m. to 5 p. m.,
. ' allo,ring ouc hour for breakfast.
of
 CAOLS .\SD PRISO~ER$. v 17

Questions.
VIII. ·what kind of labour other
than penal labour, is in use ! '
A11.\1ccrs.
Th? werkl~' prisonrrs nre C'mploycd
cleanm_g the ~rii-ions uncl Fcrnnlc i>ri-
soncr~ m washmg and mcndiu•r Prison
Clothmg. t>

IX. If tho prisoners n:ro employed

beyond the walls of the Gaol state-

1. On what kind of work they are so In working on parochial ancl public

employed. roads. when there arc more prisoners
than is allotted to shot drill, and a num-
b~r have been ~ml arc employed in ma-
kmg a reservoir to contain a million
gallons of water.

2. How they are super...-ised? They are supervised by three officers

employed for that purpose called 'rask-
mastcrs.

3. How many escape~ of prisoners, 1877 5

while being em ployed beyond. the Gaol, 1878 4
have taken place during each of the last 1870 "
t)

three years!
4. How the profits of their labour are Cash. paid to the Superintendent,
accounted for ! lodged m tho Parochial 'rrcnsury.
Public work credited in Island Trea-
surer's Books.

X. \Vhat i& the total annual cost of £1,033 3s. 9d.

the Prison~

XI. \Vh11t is the annual amount of £177 Os. 7d.

"
Prison labour on reservoir not paid
the prisone1 s' earnings ef
for £154 J3s. Od.

XII. \Ylrnt are the number of the Short days 111 hours. Long days
10 ~ hours. The dormitories m·e not
hours allotted for sleep? And if sleep
is in association are the Dormitories lighted, they nre patrolled during tho
lighted; and how often are they pat- night by the officers on guard ~nd by
visits of the Superintendent.
rolled during the night~

XIII. 1'' hat were the number and Thirty-five in number, four to corpo-
naturc of the punishments inilicted for ral punishment and the rest merely to
offences committed in Prison ! solitary confinement.

XIV. Is there a Chaplain? J No.

Religious services are rcgubr ly })er-
XY. Arc religious services regularly forl'.l.lccl on Sundavs bY the Hector of the
performed~ parish. w •

-G.i.oLs
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Pmsv::-;irns-3
A=>D
y 18 GAOLS AXD PRISO~ERS.

)IA~DEYILL:r.: DISTRICT PRisox, continued.

Questions. Llnstce;·s.
XVI. Are Romnn Catholic Priests and Roman Catholic Priests and Dissent-
Dissenting }linisters allowed free access ing Ministers are allowed free access
to prisoners of their own persuasion? to all prisoners of their persuasion, and
And are ·they apprized when prisoners are apprized when prisoners of t heir
of their respectiYe persuasions enter the respective persuasions r equest it.
Prison?
XVII. \\That provision is made for the None.
education of the prisoners?
XVIII. On what conditions nre remis- By sufficient reasons being shown to
sions of imprisonment granted ·~ His Excellency the GoYcrnor.
XIX. Have Coroner's Inquests been Coroner's inquests have been held on
held on every occasion of a death in l'ri- e"verv occasion of death aud the verdicts
son during· the in1st year 1 And what wer~ death from natural causes.
were the Yerdicts 3

S1ATISTIC.H, RETURX FOR n~E PR1soxs OJ:' J nr.uc.\, roR 1878-7D.

Xumbcr of I'<'r"ons
Counnittcd to l'enal Jin.
N'umb~r Committed Kumber of those pri•omucut, • inchulin:•
for Dobt, wuut of Committed who "l'cnal Seivitudo" (iftha~
-o B1til, nnu ham been pre- term is t1'e<l in tho C:o!onv .§:. ·~ .;; ::;
:§ l'unishmeut. -viously Convicted. to dc~<'rihe any ... - ·~ ti 00
Name and Na.turo of tho: ·a 1'1:ni·,h111cnt). P:: ~ ~ i~
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-0f .J u;tice as <lisliugui,,hccl from incµr:•onuwut for~ o"!lfo cusl-Odv &··c as a su • an !Ve pmushmcnt m puthuunco of a sentenrc of a Court
·' .
Q11estio118. Ans1ters.
T. If tl~ e Priscm i~ on the scpnrnte Xo. Sleep nntl \\:ork in association.
syH l<:~l~,1s the s:pnr11tion cornpk'fr ~
~~ncl it not, " ·lint 1s the sqiarntion c·n-
1on:cd hy clit,\· and uight rcspc·ctin~h- ~
 GAOLS A'ND PRISO~ERS. y 10

ST. 111.\RY's DISTRICT Pmso~, co11linutrl.

Questions. Ans1cers.
IL If ~o~ 01;1 the separate system, Supervi~cd by the Superintendent,
":hat :tn·ov1s1?n is ther~ fo.r the supervi- Matron and Taskmasters.
sion of the prisoners w h1le m associi:ition?

III. How many Cells are there and Six Solitary Cells and five Assoeintccl
how many Associated Wards ? Wards. •
IV. Taking the average* number of ·140 cubic feet.
prisoners in Gaol, how many cubic feet
of space are there for each prisoner du-
ring the hours of sleep ?

V. How are the prisoners classified ? 1st and 2nd class misdemeanants and
untried.
VI. Is penal labour-that is labour No.
by treadmill, crank, or shot-drill-in
force~

VII. If so, during what periods of im- :Xot enforced.

prisonment, in respect of what classes
of prisoners, and during how many
hours, is such penal labour enforced ?
ln stating hours of tread-wheel labour,
give, first, the total time on and off at
the wheel, &c. ; secondly, the length of
spelh1 and intervals of rest.
VIII. \Yhat kind of labour, other ·working on roads, cleaning public
than penal labour, is in use? lands and streets, preparing coir, making·
coir mats. l?emalcs employed grinding
corn, washing making and mending
clothes, picking coir.

IX. If the prisoners are employed be-

yond the walls of the Gaol state-

1. On. what kind of work they are so -nrorlfing

on roads, cleaning streets,
employed? public land, &c.

2. How they are superyised ? By the Superintendent and Taskmas-

ters.
3. Ilow many escapes of prisoners, 1877 3
1878 1
while beinoo employed beyond the Gaol,
187{) 1
have taken° place during each of the last
three years !
4. How the profits of their labour are \Vhen in cash paid to the Parochial
Treasurer, for work on roads credited in
accounted for ! the books of the Island rrreasurer.

X. \Yhat is the total ::rnnual cost of £788 9s. ·id.

the Prison ~
"' Sl.-c note at foot of pnn-ious 1'ablo.
 GAOLS A1''D PRISO~ER~.
y 20

ST. i\Ll.RY's DISTRICT PRISON, continued.

Questions. ..tlnsicers.

XI. What is the annual amount of £220 10s. 9d:

the prisoners' earnings ?
XII. What are the number of the
hours allotted for sleep ? And if sleep
is in association are the Dormitories
lighted; and how often are they pa-
trolled during the night?
XIII. "Wb:.i,t were the number and
rn1ture of the punishments inflicted for
of en~es committed in Prison?
Long days 10 hours, short days 11
hours; on dark nights lamps are lighted
outside the wards, they are patrolled
constantly from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
1 by solitary confinement on half diet
for 14 davs.
~}I by ~solitary confinement on half
diet for terms not exceeding three days.
37 t by stopping portions of diet.

XIV. Is there a Chaplain? No.

XV. Are religious services regularly Yes.

performed?
XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests Yes ; but are not n,pprized unless by
and Dissenting }finisters allowed free request of a prisoner.
access to prisoners of their own persua-
sion? And are they apprized when
prisoners of their respective persuasions
enter the prison ?

XYI I. \Yhat pro>ision is made for None.

the education of the prisoners ?
XVIII. On what conditions are re- On sufficient ren.son beinO' given to
missions of imprisonment granted ? His Excellency the Governo1~

XIX. Ifave Ooroner's Inquests been Yes ; verdict natural causes.

held on eyery occasion of a death in
prison during the past year ? And what
were the 1crdicts ~
 GA.OLS AXD PUISO~Ens.

ST.\TISTICAL RETUR~ FOR um 1'1t1:;0:-;t; OP J.rn.\tC\ ror.. 1878-i!).

Namo nnd Nature of tho

Prisons.
Whether " Ccmmon Gu.ol"
" Penitentiary, &c.

BLACK 1{1n;n SHORT TERlI

l'RISO:>I.

•. :13Y " P~n:~l Imprisonment." is 1.neant imf'.risonmcnt inflicted as a. substautirc puni•hmcnt in pursuance c.f a £en!.enco of a Court
.of Jusuco as d1stmgulllhed frorn imprisonment for su.:o custoJy; &c.

Questions. .Lf..nsu:ers.
I. If the Prison is on the separate No, work and sleep in association.
system, is the separation complete ? And
if not, what is the separation enforced
by day and night respectively ?
II. If not on the separate system, A Superintendent, Taskmaster and
what provision is there for the supervi- :llfotron.
sion of tho prisoners while in associa-
tion?
III. II ow many Cells arc there; and Thero are five Associated \Yards and
how many Associated ·wards? one Cell.
IV. Taking the ;;'average number of 500.
prisoners in Gaol, how many cubic feet
of space arc there for each prisoner du-
ring the hours of sleep.
V. llow are the prisoners classified? First and Second Class :Misdemeanants
and ui~tricd.

VI. Is penal labour-that is In.hour No.

by treadmill, cr:mk, or shot:-drill in
force?
VII. If so, during -n-hat periods of
iriprisonment in respect of what classes
of in·iso:ucrs, :md during how m:my
hours, is such penal labour enforced ?
In stutinO' hours of treadw heel l::i.1>0ur,
give, first, the total time on ::i.nd off at
tho ·wheel, &c.; secondly, the length of
spells aud intervals of rest.
VIII. ·what kind of labour, other \Vorkin'"' on 1\fain Roads and Pul>lic
than penal lubour, is in use ? Streets, c~llccting, breaking und cart-
ing stones. __ ~--
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* See note at foot oi previous Table.
(hOLS A:>iD i'.RISO~Erui-6
y 22 GAOLS AND PRISOXERS.

BLACK RIVER SnoRT TER~r PRISON, continued;

Questions. Answers.
IX. If the prisoners arc employed
beyond the walls of the Gaol state-
1. On what kind of work they are They work on l\foin Roads, Public
so employed. Streets, collect and cart stones to the
Pi·ison.

2. llow they are supervised. By Taskmaster.

3. How many escapes of pris0ners, None.
w11ilo being employed beyond the Gaol
hnve taken place during each of the last
three years.

4, How the profits of their labour Cush paid to Superintendent lodged in

are accounted for. Pnrochial 'l'reasury; Public \ Vor ks credi-
ted in Island Treasury Books.
X. What is the total annual cost of £174 2s. S~d.
the prison?
XL vYbat is the annual amount of £58 12s. ·6d.
the prisoners' earnings ?
XII. What are the number of the Long days 10} hours, short days, 11~
hours allotted for sleep. And if sleep hours. Domitories not lighted-Twice.
is iu association are the Domitori~s
lighted : and how often a.re they patroll-
ed during the night ?
XIII. ·what were the number and None.
n::iture of the punishment inflicted for
offences committed in prison?
XIV. Is there a Chaplain? No.
XV. Are religious services regularly Yes.
performed ?

XVI. Arc Roman Catholic Priests Yes, Not apprizcd until at request
:ind Dissenting ~Iinisters allowed free of Prisoner.
access to })risouers of their own persua-
&ion? Aud are they a pprized when pri-
soners of their 1·espective persuasions en-
ter the prison ?
XVII. Vi"hat provisim1 is made for None.
the education of the prisoners ?
XVIII. On what conditions arc None had been granted.
rcmis~ions of Imprisonment granted ?

XTX. lfnYe Coroner's Inquests hc0n Yes. Xntural cl<.>ath. Exr.cssive drain
held on enry occasion of a <lcath in pri-
from au ulcerated leg iu on0 case.
Hrn during inc past Ycnr 'l, Autl. 1rhuL
1rnrc the verdicts ! •
 GAOLS AND PRISONERS.
y 23'

STATISTICAL RETURN ~'OR THE PRISOXS OJ/ J\)!AICA, FOR 1878-7!>.

lfomlwr ul l'cl'B(,no
Number Commit'-d Committed to Penal Jrn.
"' Number of thoso prisonmcnt, • including
fur D ~bt, want of Committed who "l'cmu f'ervitudc" if that -::
] Bail, and havo been pre- term ia u•ed in the C~lony ~ ~8'" c>
...,
·9 Punishment. viouely Convicted. to d011cn·1Jc any l'uma
· J1• -
·i: '"'
.:i J:
;;!
Name and Nature-of the ao mcnt).
., I'
P..
.!3
r:=
g
...i
~
~
.,.,
Prisons. o.. "
c;;.- • ~
:5
<:1..; :2 t
,Q
"g. v'0 ·~
ti
Whether"Common Gaol,"
~.,,,·
..,
•t: ~
8 ,_
,El ~
• e zf .s,...,P-<g
,Q ~
~
8
6
·r;, C!>
.~/~
:5 'ti
~
~~ =: g S S o 8 8o l;l :_,, E•1, @ ~
" Penitentiar;y," &c. ... ~ :+; ~ l' E~ ~ "' !!! fl: ""'"' o <>
0"' ~ "" l:l .. 0 ...,o :;j fl ~~ :.c.. ~
..s~ '(),.; o~ ~.~ i4 ~ § g a e ~
1tl'"" !!l § o"'
f!
" g::.. ~:l ~ ~
ci""
,!o -; ~
z
3
~ ~lil:;~
i:i
H
"'"t: .; ~
~ ~ o~~~ i~
.~ a""
i:..
~; i i'1e
1 i ~·i:: E-< i:i i::i
~
"~
s 50
~
s~
~ 0
g
8
·~ ]
8
~
i:..r.:.
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~
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~
~ ~
E-<
l.g
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~
0

- D~~;~~°r~~!<.-- '351 -=- 156 185 ~I~ - - -~ 185 13 ~!.::Ni :1w

•By" Penal Imprigonmcnt" is meant imprisonment inflicted as a, substantirn punishment in pursuruice of a senIenco of a Court
of Justice as distinguishOll from imprisonment for safe custody, &c. '

Questions. Answe1·s.
I. If the Prison is on the separate No, work and sleep in association.
system is the separation complete 1
And if not, what is the separation en-
forced by day and night respectively?

II. If not on the separate system, By the Superintendent Taskmaster

what provision is there for the supervi- and Matron.
sion of the prisoners while in associa-
tion?

III. How many Cells are-there; and One Cell, 10 "\Vards.

how many Associated Wards ?

IV. Taking the avemge* number of 350.

})risoners in Gaol, how many cubic feet
of space are there for each prisoner du-
ring the hours of sleep ?

V. How are the prisoners classified? 1st and 2nd Class ~Iisdemcanants aml
untried. -

VI. Is penal labour-that is ~abo~u None.

by treadmill, crank, or shot dnll-m
force?

VII. If so, during what periods of None.

imprisonment, in respe~t of what classes
of prisoners, and durmg how m::my
hours is such penal labour enforced?
In sfatinO' hours of treadwheel labour,
give .first the total time on and off at
the 'w he~l, &c. ; secondly, the length
of spells, and intervals of rest?
 y 2.L GAOLS '1ND PltISONERS.

.MoNTEGO BAY DrsTRIGT Pmsox, continued.

Quictions. Anczcers.
VIII. What kind oflrvbour, other than Q uarr~)inrr
0' curtinn.-,
t; .._, breaking stones.
penal labour, is in use 1 uncl mushino 0 coir, Fem.a.lo bren.kmg
Gtones, mashi.!"g coir, o,ncl was h mg
' I) n-
.
.soners Clothes.

IX. H tl1c prisover~ are employed be-

yond the walls of the Gaol statc-

1. On ·n-hat kind of work they nre so Quarrying and curting stones.

employed.

2. Ifow tl1ey a r e supervised. By Taskmnstcr.

3.' llow m.any escn.:pes ..of prisoners. 1877,

while being em1Jloyecl ueyoncl the Gaol,
0.
1878, 1.
· have taken place during each of the last 1879,
yours? 2.

4. How the profits of their fabour are Paid into Purochfal Treasury.
accountecl for.

X. Yvhat is the total annual cost of £211 18s. 7d.

the Prison?

XI. What is the annual amount of £20 3s. l!d ..

the prisoners' earnings ~

XII. "\Yhat are the number of the

Long dnys 10} hours, short days 11
hours allotted for sle:ep? And if sleep hours. Not lighted. 'l'hrice.
is in association :nc the Dormitories
lig11ted; and how often are they pn.-
trolled during the night ?

XIII. "\Vhat WGre tho nuin,bcr and

nature of the punishments inflicted for One lnmdrccl by giving half cliet and
offences committed in Prison? Cells for not mo::o than ::3 dnys.

XIV. Is there a Chaplain?

No. The Rector attends once n, week.
XV. Arc religious services regularly
performed? Ycs. The Curate uttencls every Sun-
day.
XVI. Arc Hom::m CaiholicPricsts and
Dissenting :lt1 i.1isters allowed free access Yes. Only uppriscd ut Prisoner~ re~
ques~.
to _i.::..,,mcrr. 01' their own persuasion?
And i~re facy ~~ rprizcd when p!:isioncrs
of thdr rcspeciiYc persuusions enter the
the Prisons ~ ·

XVII. '\Yh:it p:-0.-Licn is made for t!:c

crlucution of the prisoners 1 Xone.
 GA.OLS AND PRISONEns:
y 25

MoXTEGo BAY DISTRICT Pn1sox, conti1111cd.

Questions. Answers.
XVIII. On what conditions are re- None granted.
missions of imprisonment granted 1
XIX. Have Coroner's Inquests been No deaths.
held on every occasion of a death in Pri-
son during the past year? And what
were the verdicts ?

STATISTICA~ RETURN i>on TIIE Pmsoxs o:i,· JA)IAICA, FOR 1878-79 .

N'umbPr Committed
.
Kum ber of thorn
for Debt, want of Corumittc<l who
]Jail, nnd li:wc been 1•re-
Punishment. viously Convicted.

Name and Kature of the

Prisons.
Whelher " Common Gaol,"
".Penitentiary," &c.

• By " Penal Imprisonment" is meant imprisonment inflicted as a substantiYo punishment in pursuance of a scntenco of a Court
of Justico as distinguished from imprisonment for s9ie custody, &c.
l

Questions. Answe1·s.
I. If the Prison is on the separate No .~ Work and sleep in association.
system is the separation corn plete ?
And if not, 'vhat is the separn.tion en-
forced by day and night respectively ?
II. If not on the scpara te system, A Superintendent, lfotron and Task-
what provision is there for the superYi- master.
sion of the prisoners while in associa-
tion?
III. How nrnny Cells are there, and One Cell. 4 1Yards.
how mauy Associated W a.rds ?
IV. Tnking the average* nun;iber of 400.
prisoners in Gaol, how rnany cub1? feet
of spa.cc arc there for each prisoner
durrng the hours of sleep ?
* Seo note at foot of previous Table.
G.W.L~ A~l> l'R1S01"J>RS-7
 -GAOLS AJ."ID PRISONERS.

ST. A:in;'s BAY SHORT TERM PRISo~, continued.

Questions. .Answers.
Y. How are the prisoners claGsi:fied? 1st and 2nd class Misdemeanants and
untried. ·
VI. Is pennl labour-that is !abo1;1r No.
by treadmill, crank, or ·shot dnll-m
force?

VII. If so, during what periods of Kone.

imprisonment, in respect of what classes
of prisoners, and during how mnny hours
is such pennl labour enforced ? . In
f't::ttinO' hours of treadwhecl labour, give,
first, t°'he total time on nnd off at the
y,·heel, &c. ; secondly, the length of
spells and intcnals of r0st.

VIII. vv·hat kind of luhour, other • Beating coir, carting stones, breaking
than penal labour, is in use? stones.

IX. If the prisoners are employed be-

yond the walls of the Gn.ol state-

1. On w bat kind of work they are so Carting stones and husks.

employed.
2: llow they are supervised. By a Superintendent, Matron, and
'r11skmaster.
3. How i:nany escapes of prisoners, Kone.
rrliile being employed beyond the Gaol,
ha-ve taken place during each of the last
three yenrs ~
4!. How the profit8 of their labour are Cvsh paid to the Superintendent
nccountcd for ? ) lodged in Parochial 'l'rcasury.

X. Wlwt is tho tofal annual> cost of £H:l2 Os. lld.

the Prison ?

XI. , .Hrnt is the ::mnuaJ. amount of £65 lls. 8d.

the prisouers' earnings?

XH. \\'Jir.t nrc th e numhPr of the Long days 11~ hours, short days lOj
l1ours nllottccl for sleep ·~ And if sleep
hours. Dormitories not lighted. Once.
is in as~oei<dion ure tho Dormitories
lighted: nn<l how ofte11 u.re thE'y pa-
troliotl during the night 't '

XTTT. \Yliat were the m1mber and None.

m1turc c>f th<> inm i~hnwn ts inflicted for
offeuccR committed in Prison 1

Ko.
 GAOLS AND PRISONERS. y 27

ST. Ami's BAY SHORT TEn~ PRisox, continued.

Questions. A.nszcets.
XV. Are religious services regularly 2 or 3 times a mouth by the Rector.
performed?
XVI. Are Rom:m Catholic Priests Yes-Only npprized if requested.
and Dissenting Ministers allowed free
access to prisoners of their own persua-
tion? And are they apprizecl when
prisoners of tl;ieir respective persuasions
enter the prison ?
XVII. What provision is made for None.
the education of the prisoners ?
XVIII. On what conditions are re- None granted.
missions of imprisonment granted?

XIX. Have Coroner's Inquests been No deaths.

held on every occasion of a death in
prison during the past year? And what
were the verdicts ?

STATISTICAL RETURN FOR TIIE Pmso:xs OF JA)IAICA ron 1878-79.

' !\u111bcr of PerEons
Commit led to l'cnnl Im-
Number Committed Number of those prison1 .. cnt, • including
for Debt, want of Committed who "l'cnal i:>cnitudo" (iftlmt
Bail anil haso hccn pre- t erm is uscil iu·thc Colony
viously Convicted: to ucscri~o 01•y l'uni~h·
Punisbnuint,
incnt.) "
Name and Nature C'ftho
Prisons.
3
f; i- H
a
-·t:: da
Whether " Ccmmon Gaol"
" Peniwnliary, &c.
-"
':";: ~

~~
C'-
..."
~
0
-o o..;
"'
P"" .,8. "
..; u§ <J

.g ~~ ... 8
"'a
l><g
Q fZ~
...0
r=.~ ...0
:s·t: 0
<>
a
~""'

.66 --i-=--:-:
r=. 0

-
J'oRT A.·uox10 SnonT TEnll - -
l'R!SOX. 3 "" bro nt iu purs=cc of B 6tntcnco of B Court
• B ·' Pen~! Imprisonmmt'.' is i.neanb imprisonmcnt~1~~ as a. snbstanh<o pullls c
of Justic~ as distinguish..U from impnsonment tor sato cus y, .

Ansu;ers.
Qitestions.
No. Nine sleep in separate. C~lls, the
I. If ·t he Prison is o:i: tbe sept~:t~ others in wards work in assocrni.1on.
i:;ystem is the separation co~p e .
And if 'not what is the separa~wn en-
forced by dny and night rcspcct1vcly?
y 28
PoR'l' ANTONIO SHORT Tmm P1nsoN, coutinued.
Questions.
II. If not on the separate system,
what provision is there for the supervi-
sion of the prisoners while in association?
III. Ilow many Cells are there and
how many Associn.ted W Mtls?
IV. TakinO' the average• number of
prisoners in Gaol, how many cubic feet
of space are there for each prisoner du-
ring the hours of sleep ?
V. How are the prisoners classified ?
VI. Is penal labour-tlrnt is labour
by treadmill, crank, or shot-drill-in
force?
VII. If so, during what periods of im-
prisonment. in respect of what classes
of prisoners, and during how many
hours, is such penal ltJ.bour enforced ?
In stating hours of tread wheel labour,
give, first, the total time on and off at
the wheel, &c. ; secondly, th~ length of
spell~ and intervals of rest.
VJII. ·what kind of labour, other
than penal labour, i$ in use?
IX. If the prisoners are em ployed
beyond the walls of the Gn.ol st:.ite-
1. On what kind of work they are so
employed.
2. How tbey arc supervised.
3. lfow mnny escapes of prisoners
while being employed beyoncl the Guol'.
have·taken place during each of the last
three year:, ?
* See note at foot of previous Table.
GAO.LS .AND PRISOXER$.
..L!..nSE"fJJ'8.
Supervised by {\c Sl.pcrintenclent,
Taskmaster and l\fotron.
Nine Cells und three Associated W tJ.rds
arc now in use. 6 of the wards arc not
in use. 'l'here is the large Upstairs, a
part of which has been com-erted into a
Hospital, also one large ward for Female
Prisoners.
444.t~
First and Second Class :\Iisdemeanants
and untried prisoners.
Ko.
Kone~
Working on Paroel1fal Roads, a.nd also
employed by Municipal and Board of
Health, bretJ.king stones and carrying
water and working prison cart.
Cleaning Market Gutters, repairing
and elea,ning streets, and occasionally
employed on the Pnhlic Roads, ctJ.rrying
·water a.nd carting stones,
By a Taskmaster and frequently by
the :Superintendent.
In 1877
Nil.
Iu 1878 Kil.
In 1879
One.
 GAOLS Al\"D 'PRISONERS:

• PORT A:-.."To:xro SnoRT TeR)I Pmsox, r.01.ti11ucd.

Qitestions. · .Answers.
4. How the profits of their lnbour nre Cash. pai~l to . the Snperintcmclcnt.
accounted for? lodge m I nrochrnl 'l'rcnsurv. ] 1uhlic
·work credited in hlancl 'l'rcnsurcr's
Books.
X. ~rhat is the total annual cost of £220 Os. ·1-cl. •
the Pnson Z

XL What jg the annual amount of £51 ms. 2cl.

the prisone1 s' earnings t

XII. What are the number of the Long days 10~ hours, short <lnvs 11~
hours allotted for sleep ? Ancl if sleep hours. No lights. Supcrintcnde~1t tllltl
is in association nre the Dormitories 'l'askmaster patrol once every night.
lighted; r.nd l~ow often are they pat-
rolled during the night?

XIII. "'What were the number and One prisoner escaped from tho Task-
nature of the punishments inflicted for master. Ile was re-captured, tried in
offences committed in Prison? District Court, and sontcnccd to 2
months hard labour.

XIV. Is there a Chaplain?; Y cs, by the Superintendent.

XV. Are religious services regularly No.

performed?
XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests and Yes, they arc apprizcd when request-
Disscntino- ~1linisters allowed free access ed by the prisoner.
to prison~rs of their own persuasion ?
And arc they apprized when prisoners •
of their respective persuasions enter the
J>rison?
XVII. What provision is made for the None.
cducntion of the prisoners?
•
On sufficient :rcnsons being giren to
XVIII. On what conditions are remis-
sions of imprisonment granted? llis
. Exccllcncv the Governor. .
. XIX. Ilave Coroner's Inquest~ b~e.n No deaths .
held on every occasion of a death m I r1-
t;on during the pnst year? And what
were the verdicts ·~

----

<.:Aoi,s .i.:- n l'msostns-s

 T 30 GAOLS A~'"D PRISOXERS.

STATISTICAL RETURN I•'OR TllE PRISOXS OF JA)!AICA, FOR 1~78-79.

t.. umber of l'crsons

Committed to Penal Im-
I
Number Committed N umber of those prisonment, • in~Juding
"l'enal Servitude," (if that
.. 3·~
for Debt, want of Committed who
Bail, and havo been pre- term i s used in tho u,Jony g ...,
"'
~ Punishment. viously Convicted. to describe any P unish- ·i:;
p..
0
~ l
] ment.) ~
No.mo nnd Nature ofthe
~
.s... .s ."I
"'
.;z"' ., "'g . iii0
Prisons.
0
.. <i · a ] §,..; .,; ..c
a ,:;:
Whether" Common Gaol," I""'°'
tcb
0 •
p...t~
;: .t'
~ -~
'.;lJ.l
.....
~
...
0
0
a... ~g
s~
~!:l
"'~
,. "
80
~o
~"'
...0
.. "
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0
to
.·5~
... ..... Q
ECl)
r..; ~

< ...
0
0
" Penitentiary," &c.
</).
.;z ...d ...0
b.O

!~ . " ~..
f
P-i
C..; .
.,;
0
.,... a~
~:f;
E-- ::!
"d
"
0 ...
0
. 'O ~ "
Jo;.:: ~
-... "'"' ..
0 d d- ... 0
..c :;;l
s I C> " a "'
>. <:> -
,.:":;; <l

" z., ~~ O!:;

~~ I ...0
>
C) I>- a
C)..:
0
c -
<J 8 .?;>
·a
E..., >.
=~ :;
I~
.. .. I r........ .. .. .......""'°"'"' ...::>
..Q
A gj .,; 0 C)
~ ~ "'
i:;~ !:-< Q ~-,; p ~
<> ·~
0 0
:;.,
~a I ~~
<>
"
0
·;
E-<
."1
E-<
0
r:. r:.
o- c
~
a C)
..Q
C)"

; E-<-="' I ~
""' ""' """

• By " Penal Imprisonment" is meant imprisonment inflicted n.s a substantive punishment in pursuance of a acntcnco of a. Court
of Justice as distinguished trom imprisonment for safe custody, &c.

Questions. .Ans1cers.
I. If the Prison is on the separate No. Sleep in separate Cells, work m
system, is the separation complete ? And association.
if not, what is the separation enforced
by day and night respectively?
II. If not on the separate system, A Superintendent, Taskmasters and
what provision is there for the supervi- :Matron.
sion of the prisoners while in associa-
tion?

III. How many Cells are there ; and 21 Cells, 4 Associated Wards.
how many Associated Wards ?

Taking the average* number of i;ri- 400.

soners in Gaol, how many cubic feet of
space are there &Jr each prisoner during
the hours of sleep ?
V. How are the prisoners classified? 1st ~nd 2nd Class ~Iisdemeanants and
untried.
VI. Is penal labour-that is In.hour No.
by treadmill, crank or shot drill-in
force?
VIL If so, during what periocls of
imprisonment in respect of what classes
of pri~oncrs and during how many hours
is such penal htbour enforced? 'rn sta-
ting honrs of treadwhcel bbour, give,
first the total time on and off at the
wheel, &c. ; secondly, the length of
spells and intervals of rest.
VIII. \Vhat kind of lalJour
other . Tieating coir, breaking stones, wash-
than pcnnl labour, is in use? '
rng clothes, cooking, and cleaninO"0 prison
and lime·.rnshing same.

I~
 GAOLS AXD l'RISO~ERS.
y 31

:Mo1lA~T BAY S1101t'l' Tmrn Pm ~o:-;, co11ti1111cd.

Questions. Ansiccrs.
IX. If the prisoners arc employed
beyond the walls of the Gaol state-
1. On what kind of work they are so Repairi~g roads, ~c., repairing fences
employed. of grass piece, weedmg and mouldin"'
• grass. •
0

2. How they are supervised? By a Taskmaster.

3. How many escapes of pris0ners 1877 0
while being employed beyond the Gaoi 1878 0
have taken place during each of the last 1879 2
three years.
4. How the pro.fits of their labour are Cash paid to Superintendent lodged
accounted for. in Parochial Treasury.
Public Works credited in Islnnd Trea-
surer's Books.
X. ·what is the tofal annual cost of £235 17s. O}d.
the prison?
XI. 1Vbat is the annual amount of £75 9s. 9d.
the prisoners' earnings ?
XI. Whn,t nre the number of the Long days 10} hours. Short days,
hours allotted for sleep ? And if sleep 11~ hours. No lights in Dormitories.
is in association are the Dormitories Patrolled three times.
lighted ; and how often are they pa-
trolled during the night?
XIII. What were the number and 31 confined in Cells, from one to three
nature of punishments inflicted for of- days on half diet.
fences committed in prison ?

XIV. Is there a Chaplain? No.

XV. Aro religious serdces regularly Yes, by the Superintendent.

("
performed?
XVI. Are Roman Catholic Priests and Yes, when requested by prisoners.
Dissenting )Iinisters allowed free a?cess
to prisoners of their own persuasion ?
And are they apprized when prisoners
Qf thei.1.· respective persuasions enter the
prison ?
XVII. 'What proTision is made for None.
the education of the prisoners?
XVIII. On what conditions are re- None granted.
missions of imprisonment granted ?
XIX. lfaye Coroner's Inquests be~n No deaths.
held on enry occasion of a death 111
prison during the past year? And what
were the yerdicts ~
 GAOLS .\.XD T'HISOXEnS.

CRLMINAL ST~\.TlSTICS 1879.

. I.-OPJ.'E~C'Ei', · .
'l'.rnti,; showing the Num1er of Offences roported to the Police or the l\1agistrates durmg 1870.
Offences ** against
'rot:.! ~umber of OP'"" · ngi·iust Property (other than
Otfonc<;_s reported the Person. Pr:c<l.ial Larceny* Other Offences.
Prredial Larceny)*.
-_'._

2,246
-
----------·----------- ------------1------------

l!ll 536
. 1,301 218

II.-APPREJIEXSIO~S AXD smruoxSES.

'l'ABtl: showing the number of Persons b~ught before th? l\Iagistr-~tes' Court~ b~ .AJ;est, ':arrant or Summons
· for Offences and how thell' c;_tse~ 'vcre thspo,etl of m the Afag1stute~ Cmu ts.

IjNumber Discharge<"l'
I
;for want of Pro~ocu- Number of Ca.<c:; Number of Per- I ;sumber of Per-
X um'ber of Per- ' sons whose

[' tivn l.y the p:i.rty Dii>missed on the

complaining or for 1
want of evicleace.
i\lcrits.
sons stumnarily
Comicted.
sons Committed Cnscs remained
for Trial in the I unim·cstigatod
I
Superior Courts: on 30th i:)()pt.,
' 1879.
1
111" Offences against the - - - Gl" ---,---~G- - ,
Pcri;on ... v • 1,737 1,552 .()6
Prredial Larceny ... 1 367 207 104 666 33
Offouces against Prv-1
perty* other thau
Pr1tdial I,a.rceny 396 666 831 856 ()()
Offonc1.:~ ag1unst l\1as-i
tor and ~ervimts l
Acts including \
Acts relating to I
J n<lcnturud Coo- 1
lies
Other Offences
121
84()
I r.7
1,4:;8
138
4,H;~
I
I
114 3
I 1,234 124
, ----:·~------ . ~------~·!--~-~~-~
'l'olHl Number of
Person~ Summou-
e<l or .A.ppre- I
h•!nclo<l . ..\ 2,348 I 3,284 6,953 4,422 2()2

III.-SU)fMA RY CONVIC'l'IOXS.
'l'AllLE showing the number of Summary Convictions for various Classes of Offences, and the kind of Punishments
Inflicted.

Assaults l\fa-I I Offences

again~t Pro-
!Offences agninstl Offences
Revenue Acts, agaurnt l\las-

Punishments.
Total

of
an<l

Offences
licious 1
N umber other 1 Injuriw Proodial
to Lar- I
perty other
thaa ::lfaliciou s
Injuries to
Health Acts,
and other Acts
I
Highway Acts, te.rs and Scr-
vanh. Acts, Other
incltuling Of.cnccs.
Ofrenccs. agninst
1
I
the
person.
Pro-
perty.
ccny.*
I l'roperty
or J>rre<lial
Lnrcl)ny.
relating to the Acts rclatinlY
Social Economy to l nclenturc<l 1
of the Colony. , Coolies. I___ _
------1---1--------·---- 1
Fine . .. 4,57!) 11,231 j 12 4 22 124 108 3,078
ln1pri~onment in lieu
of tine or surctv ... 1 85:'! 307 11 5
l'cwmptoiy lmiiri- • 9 21 500
... 1,361 183 2

l
"'HlllllJllt 100 774 1.3 9 278
- -
llouml
\\'h1ppi11g
without suretic~
·.·.··l
o\'Cr 'I' ith or 160- 1-(i_-
1 4 ·I _
-
_
-
13!)
1
'l'ot11l ... , u,953 , 1,1;-,- 2-o-j'--10._5_ ·--8-05 - - : - -148-,---138-j 3,9M

. ; By." ~'.r:cdial ;Larco~~ " is me.i.n~. the offence premlont ,in the s1~gar-gro':ing and Coolie-importing Colonies ; of
1ohln_11g p10\1sion grouml~ .md homestc,uls. lt_uecd not ho filled up Ill Colorucs where such Crime is nnt prevalent :
and,~~ hcrng struck out.,1111y othe; pre":" lent Cmuc may he suhstiturcd-as Cattle l::lte;;ling, Amon, &.c. &c.
Tnclwle hoth Oflences ag:unst rights nf l'roperty 11nrl lnjmic.~ to the suhjeCt'\ of Property.
•cm
 GAOLS AND PRISONERS.
l. J3
CRIMINAL STATISTICS 18.." .
1 "' con 1'"uu/.

. IV. lNDIC'TIIENTS A.ND INTORMATIONS w TUE su1•1mron COUR'liS.

Including Courts analogous to th0 c0urts f Q
r------------;--==---.-~:._::.= 0 narter Scs.~ions in Englnnd-i 6 n·,..._.ct ,., _._ .,
-i--------- · ., n..-1 "ou,..,,n·c.
IncludeJncthe ~atu.rn l h liw tho Irulictrmmta for AItempts
au Olll!pirac10~ to conuuit thu sciwnl Uffoucca.
State how the Ca.~es tried in
Superior Courts ended.

(Ea.ch prisoner tried sl1ould

be counted as a separate
case ; but wl1ere any large
batch of prisoners have
been convictecl together,
the fact might be men-
tioned in a note below).

Prisoner found Insane

Caso fell through for want of

Prosecution, including cases
whero a Bill was thrown out
by Grand Jury .. . 8!)6
1
i
G G 18 , 21 l3G6
V.-CO~IPARATIVE TABJ,E.
COMPAR.\TIVE TABLE showing tho Number of Offences, Apprehensions, Convictions and Acquittals for tho last Folll'
Years.

1876. 1877.
~ I 1878. 187!>.

Tho number of offence." I\'!JOrtcd to the police ... 2,276 2,086 3,023 2,246
The nuntll<lr of pel'hOns apprehended by the police or summoned
Lcforo the magistr..1t~s ...

The number of Summary Convictions:-

·'· l'i,!>52 16,737 17,28G 17,30!)

1. For offences against the person

2. For prredial larceny .. .
...
. ...
l,4!J6
7!)0
1,4!)6
49;)
1,448
HO
I 1,737
104
::!. For offences against property other than prmdial
larceny ... ... 878 9i3 ()li8 s:n
4. For other offences ... ... 3,132 3,143 3,G:i2 4,281'

Tho munber of convictions in the Superior Courts :-

1. For offence~ against the pcr;:;on ... 8ll5 804 893 722
2. Fm· pl~l-'<lial larceny ... ... 312 34-ii 808 5:JO
3. For •)£fences against property other than prxdial
fa,·ccny ... ... 742 809 55!) 07;;
4. For other offences ... .. . 5ii2 525 G8J G"-
·'
The nmuhor of Persons Acquitted :-

1. In tho Inferior Courts ...

...
...
...
5,521
2,6::s7
4,Gi!l
2,45!)
I 4,l!l!?
l,;)!):.l
:l.2!ll
1,1 l!J
2. In the Superior Couru
I
 z

CHARITABLE
AND

LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
1879.
 -CHARITABLE .A:m> LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
z2
PuBLIC HosrITAL·

Males. Females. Total.

Number ofinmates on the 1st October, 1878 ... 95 51 146

Patients admitted during the year, 1878-79 ... 1,055 661 1,716
Avcr:.igc daily number of Inm11tes 95 58 153
Discharged Cured ... 734 440 1,174
Ditto Relieved 158 115 273
Ditto Non-relieved 31 41 72
Deaths in the Hospital during 1878-79 126 54! 180
• No. of l'atients in the Hospital on the 30th
September, 1879 ... 101 62 163

How Supported 1-By Grants from General Revenue.

Cost of the Institution for the year 1878-70-£7,51118s. 8d.
Law relating to the Public Hospital-Law 12 of 1869.

- - - - - -.

J,UNATIC ASYLUM.

Males. Females. Total.

Number of Patients in the Asylum on 1st Oc-1

ber, 1878 173 182 33.t
Number of Pa.tients admitted during 1878-79 53 51 104
Avera()'e daily number of Lunatics ... 176.942 187.658 364.6
Nmnb~r of Patients discharged during the yearl
1878-79 24 19 43
Recoveries 23 19 42
Relieved 1 1
Number of deaths during the year 1878-79 ... ' 28 22 50
Number remaining in the Asylum on 30th Sep-'i
tcmber, 187~ ... . .. 174 192 366

Ilow Supported 1-By Gr:111t from General Revenue; Contributing Patients and
Parochial Poor Rn,tes under Ln.w 30 of 1873.
Cost of Institution for the year 1-£6,844 lGs. ld.
Laws relating to the Asylum-23 Vic. cap. 9 and Law 30of1873.

tiOVERN~iENT REFORMATORY.

Captain W. F. Portlock Dadson, Superintendent £340 0 0 per annum

W. A. O'Connor M. D., P. M. o. Medical Officer
Barton Millmorc, I ntendant ... 150 0 0
•fames C. 'raylor, Schoolmaster "
95 0 0 "
Theodore N. n .ebeiro, Dispenser and Storekeeper 80 0 0 "
lI l\lrs. U. G. Thompson, llfotron of Girls n,nd llospitn,l
Miss S. J. Clarke, Schoolmistress
And suitable Staff of Master Tradesm~n Sub-Officers
76 0 0
50 0 0 .
"

and G~nernl Serrn,nts. '

 CHARITABLE ,\.N
• D LITER.\.llY I~STITlITIO~S.

Number and Ages of 208 Boys.

Class.
Between 9 Between 12
Under 9. Total.
and 12. and 16.

Criminal 1 35 80 136

Destitute 2 33 37 n
- - - - - - - - · - - -' ---~~-------~

Grand Total 3 88 117 208

Number and Ages of 55 Girls.

Class.
Between 9 Between 12
I Under 9. and 12. :md 16. Total.

- - - -1- - - - - -
6 28 34
Criminal I
Destitute

Grand Total
I 1

1
10

16
10

38
,- - - 21

55

Tirne Employed.
6} Hours.
Jn Manual Labor each day 2 "
In School 4 ..
In Meals, Recreation, &c. - - - ---
12~ Hours.

Industrial .
TioYs- -Gardening, Carpentering, 1Vhitewashing, Making Caps, Mattresses ani in
Field Labor. '
GmLs- ,Vashing and making and mending the Clothes for the whole Institution.
Ifolf every Saturday is free ; the Inmates are allowed to see their Relatives any
day during recreation hours, if their conduct has been good, by the permission of
the Superintendent.
Income derived from
£ s. d.
4,288 3 4
1. Government
2. Manual La.bor (actual Cash for Washing, 310 19 8~
Vegetables, Bananas shipped, Cartage, &c.,
3. Products of Industry ... 822 17 0
4. Reimbursements in Aid ---- -
£5,422 0 O} I
--- -
 CHARITABLE AND LITERARY rnSTITUTIONS.

Expenditure, 1878-79.
1. Salaries £1,458 12 0
2. Miscellaneous 859 7 11~
3. Food 1,664 5 3f,
4. Hospital 293 16 8~
5. Clothing 253 7 4~
6. School 30 4 7
7. Taxes 7 0 3
8. Subsidiary Training 10 0 0
Total £4,576 14 2

GIRLS ORPHAN HOME.

Locality-Happy Hut, Halfway Tree. .

JJlah·on-Henrietta Phillips; Salary, £18, Board and Washmg .
.Assistant-Alice Brown; Salary, £8 and Board.
Gliilclren-33 Day Scholars.
Nwmber-17 Inmates.
.Ages-From 3 to 17. . . .
Industrial Pu1·suits-Needlework, W ashmg, Plam Cookmg, House ·w ork.
Some of the Girls trained as 'reachers.
Income-Uncertain. Average Cost of each Inmate, with present number,
about £15, Including share of ~atron's Salary, Repairs, Water, &c.
How de1·ived-Work of the Ladies Managing the School; Government
School Grant; Annual Grant of £5 from an Educational Society
in England ; Voluntary Contributions. Some of the elder Girls do
a little work for sale, but they are chiefly employed in washing,
mnking and mending for themselves and the useless little ones.
School kept for four hours every day.
BATH OF ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE.

Number of Visitors at the Baths from 1st October, )

1878, to 30th September, 1879 J . 226
Cost of Institution to 30th September, 1879, £69 ls. lld.
Income for year to 30th September, 1879, £103 18s., derived from rents of
building used as Court House; a small building formerly Police Station;
rents from small parcels of land tenanted; rents from land on which the
Constabulary Station is built, and a .fee of sixpence for each Bath.
REMARKS-The Directors of this Institution having expended £934 Ss. 3d. for
the er~ctio11 of a new House at the Epuntain (which was greatly needed) is now in
debt for a balance due, besides other requirements which they have to provide for.
THE CIVIL SER\ICE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS' FUND. 30TII SEPTEMBER, 187!).
Object-For providing Pensions for the Widows and Orphans of deceased
Public Officers.
Source of Revenue-An abatement rf 4 per cent. from the Salaries of Associ-
:i.tes, invested with the Government at 6 per cent. interest.
Dfrecto1·s-Hon. D. P. 'J'rench, Chairman.}
C. B. Masse. C. B. Ap1)ointed by the Governor.
T. Harrison
A.H. Alexander }
C. Goldie Elected by the Associates.
A. C. Sinclair
Se01·etary-R. Batten. •""~'1..,
Nurnber ef Associates-192.
Number ?f Pensioners-Four "Widows; three Orphans .
.A.mount in lumd- £7 ,135 6s lld.
 CITARITABLE A~D LITER.\RY INSTITUTIONS. z r,

THE JA":\lAICA G'lVIL SERVICE :llUTUAL GUARA~TEE ASSOCIAl'IOX, aOnI SEPTE)IDER, 1879.
Obje.ct- The mutual guarantee by Public Officers of en.ch other's fidelity.
Sou1~e of Revenue-.A loan of G per cent. on the a.mount of sccurit a nbl
m five annual mstalments. y, P Y c
Managers-lion. D. P. 'rrench
l't. Gillard } Appointed by the Governor.
A. 0. Sinclair
IL J. Burger }
Elected by the Associates.
Secretary-R. Batten.
Number of Associates-224.
Anwunt of Loans at date-£2,858 3s. Sd.
Cash, and Island Debentwres in lwnd at date- £2,642 Gs 4d.

RULES FOR THE REGULATION OF TIIE PUBLIC LIDRARY.

1. The Library shall be open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. on W eduesdays n.ncl

Sa,turda.ys. From 9 n..m. to 4 p.m. on l\fonda.ys, 'fuesdays and Thursdays, bcina0
closed on Sundays, lh·idays and Public llolidays.
2. Any person presenting to the Librnrian a letter of introduction signed by
::iny individual included in the subjoined list shall, on entering his name in the
Ren.dcr's Book, be permitted to use the Library, subject to such bye-laws as shall
have been sanctioned by the Governor. The Libr::trian shall be at liberty, on his
own responsibility, to grant the use of the Library.

LIST OF PERSOXS FRO:\l ""IIO~ LETTERS OF INTRODUCTIO~ MAY BE OBTAINED.

The Colonial Secretary

" Assistn.nt Colonial Secretary
" GoYernor's Private Secretary
:Members of the Legislative Council
Heads of Departments
Custodes of Pn.rishes
Members of Municipal Boa.rds
J ustiecs of the Peace.

BYE-LAWS, PUBLIC LIBRARY.

1st. Readers must apply to the official in charge for the book or books they
require, as none but the officials hn.ve access to th!3 ho?k cases. .
2nd. Persons wishinO' to borrow books from the Library ma! do so on dcpos1~-
. "th th L- "b · £ 01 ster·li'nO' per volume the book or books to be returned m
ing w1 e i rarrnn o ? •
good condition within one month or thetde~ols1t fo~{~1tc~t be allowed out of the
3rd. Rare books and books of grea va ue w1 n
Library
4th·. N book to be taken out of the Library before 1t · ~'t s1:x.
· has b een m · months.
0
 A.\.

ASYLUMS AND HOSPITALS

1879.

(I
AA. 2 J,UNATIC ASYLtJM RE'IURXS.

LUNATIC AsYLu:ir. Males. Females. Total.

Number of Piltients in the Asylum on 1st October, 1878 ... 173 182 354

Number of Patients admitted during 1878-7!) 53 51 104

Avcragc daily number of Lunatics 176.!)42 187.658 364.6

Number of Patients discharged during the year 1878-7!) ... 24 19 43

Recoveries 23 19 42

Relieved 1 1

.Number of deaths during tho year 1878-7!) 28 22 50

Xumbcr remaining in the Asylum on 30th September, 1879. 174 1!>2 366

How supported 1 By Grant from General Revenue, Contri-1

bnting P11ticnts ancl P .ru:ochial Poor Rates under Law 30
of 1873.

Cost of Institution for the year l £6,844 16s ld.

Laws relating to tho Asylum, 25 Vic. cap. !l, ancl L:nv 30 of

1873.

QUESTION I.-ST.\.TISTICA.L GENERAL STATISTICAL T.\.BLE.

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Males ... 53 176.!>42 Nono None 15a llb 3 1 28 3 3 1 264 5 2J5

Females .•. 51 187.G58 None None lJc 8 1!) 22 2 16 3G2 6 49

Total ...
-- ----
104 364.G
- - -- ---
42 1 1 :;o

a. Including three night Attendants for Epileptics and Suicid..ls.

b. Including one Supervisor in absence of \\' ardcn.

c. Including four night Nurses for Bpiluptic3 anJ St1...:cid:J.s a·i

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1 one u' ..>r ,, . t r ..·b·11 .-
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 LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURNS. AA 3

OBITUARY TABL"E, 1878-79.

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70-80 Male Good Dementia 24 Juno '47 Ahcess of Liver Nono. ]'. \!,
1
891 30-40 Femalo Fair l\Iania 24 Feb., ''iO Chronic Drain Disease l'.~I.

with Disease of Liver

1640 38-40 Female Bad Dementia 31 July '78 Phthi.~is PulmonaliR, . r.M.
with Diseased Liver ruul
Kidneys ,
1605 20-30 Male Good l\iania 26 May, '78 Ch. Brain Disease with
Diseased Liver and
. l'.M.

Kidneys
470 50-60 Female Good Mania 14 Jan., '65 Paralysis and Coma r.~r.

Fair Mania 29 April, '76 Softening of Brain and r.11.!.

1405 30-40 Malo Coma conncctocl with
Cystic Jlisease of Kid-
neys and Liver
Hcrmiphlegia rightside, P.M.
1648 50-60 Female Thin&Inf. l\iania Paralysis 20 Aug., '78 convulsions ulceration
of right foot and ankle
Semimoibund Dementia. 20 Nov., '78 Disease of Brain and P.M.
1675 20-30 Female Coma
28 May, '77 Uoma following Disease P.M.
1516 40-50 Male Thin &Enf. Mania
of Drain and Kidneys
l'.M.
20-30 Female (}ood Mania. 12 Aug., '75 Dii;c.'ISe of Heart and
1337 Dropsy
r.11.!.
Malo Very Bad Dementia 25 Oct., '78 Sangunieous Apoplexy
1669 G0-70 4 Oct., '78 Co1m~ and ConvuL~ions l'.~t.

1663 40-50 Male Bad Mania P.:IL

l\1anfa Suicidal 2 Aug., '78 Diseased Spleen Heart
16-12 30-40 l\1ale Ver Bad and Liver
P.~t.

1625 :l0-40 Malo Bad Dementia Par. 1!) June, '78 General Paralysis r.M.
Fair Mania 25 Aug., '77 Coma and Dropsy fol-
1548 20-30 :Malo lowing Diseased Brain
Liver and Kidneys
r.:IL
Bad Mania 31 July, '78 Disease of Spleen .IIeart
1639 10-20 Male and Kidneys with
Dropsy and G:mgreno
of left foot
l'.M'..
22 Jan., '76 Disease of Brain and
1370 40-50 Female Indifferent Dementia Ilea rt Dropsy and
Coma. ~
No r.~r. re-
Demon. and 16 Nov., '78 Disease of Brnili Con- fused hy wife.
1G74 40-50 Male Very Bad vulsions and Coma
Convul. Exhaustion following 1'.M.
Mania 14 Jan. '79
1692 20-30 Female Very Bad Disease of Brain and
"Kidneys
r.M.
1382 G0-70 Female Indifferent Mania.
29 Jan., '76 Atrophy following Dis-
case of Spleen Li Yer .
and Kidneys Spleen
weighed two drams
r.M.
Mania Acute GJan., '76 Dropsy following Dis-
1372 20-30 Female Fair ease of Liver and Kid-
neys p,:lf.
and
il!ania 30 Juno, '73 Paralysis Dropsy
1142 20-30 Female Indifferent Albmuennria
}'.'.\{.

Mania 11 )farcl1, '78 Dropsy following Dis-

1603 30-40 Female Good case of Liver and Kid-
neys
of r.M.
1 Dementia 5 April, '72 :Malignant Tmnonr
1021 70-80 Female Bad Hr::in ConYulsions and
Coma with Fatty
Heart
r.,r.
I Mania 24 Oct., '78 Com:i. and Disea.~o of
1667 30-40 Malo Extremely Liver and Kidneys
Emaciatetl &
Enfeebled Diseased Heart Tuhcr- r.M.
Mania li Jan., '7G
1373 30-40 Malo Good
I
cnlar Disease of Luugi;
and lntc~tines
....... ~:;rx

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u;XATW .\.SYJX~I RE1'l:'ItXS.

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. I
GooJ 1.)fania
Apoplexy with Dro11sy \None.
i.,lhming Disea~e of
P.M.
13 Sep., 'G7 I
Mania with in-
Kidneys
2G Nov., '78 General Paralvsis with P.)I.
I
lGiS 50-GO llfale Bad
Disease Kiili.,eys and

l
dication~ d l'ur.
1 Spleen No r.~r. re-
1\fania 13 Sep., '7G Uh. Cerebritis Dro11sy
1!3:} '.?0-30 Female Feeble

I
fvllowin.,.
0
Diseased fused hy rela-
tion.
1 Liver P. lll.
1013 vO-GO' Female Yery Dad Dementia 21 Feb., '72 Ch. Cerebritis Diseased
I 'Liver ~.nd Killnoys
1555 \ Male ~0-40
Fair J\fania 24 Sop., '77 Coma following Dis-
eased Liver and Kid-
p,)f.

neys with ulcerating

Intestines
22 Mar., '76 Softening of.Brain Epi- r.:\f.
1398 30-40 l\falo Inclilfercnt llfanfo. Epil.
lepsy 'l'ubcrcnla.r Dis-
ease of Lungs and
right Kidney
r.M.
I Dcmentfa 23 Feb., '79 Atrophy following Ch.
1707 G0-70 Female Dad Cenibritis with Ch.
ulceration of large In-
t estine and Diseased
I
Liver and Kidneys
Thin a:i<l lu- ?.fan.la Suicidal 8 1\far., '70 Old Age with Di~eMc
1711 70-SOI Male of Heart Liver and
firm
1 Kidneys
1007 !l0-30 )fole Good 1\Iania Epilepsy 24 Jan., '79 Epilepsy Disease of 1 l'.:U.
Brain and Hc:ui;
l'.M.
l 381 130-GOl llil, TI ad :;.\fauiaEparpsy 20 Jan., '76 Epilepsy Disease of
Brain and Heart
1304 30-40 F emale Indifferent ::\Iani<~ 111 Mm-., '75 Chronic Cerebritis and

1G77 I 20-30 Female Very Bad Dcmcnt!a with 1 21 Nov., '78

Par.
Mania 1 Feb., '79
Diseased Liver
Softening of Brain n.nd
Songuineous Apoplexy
Tubercuh\r Disease of
No l'.)I. re-
fused by Fmy.
}'.)f.
r.)L
IGn:.J 10-'.?0 Female Good
Lungs
:,Thin & Enf. M:mitt 16 June, '77 Phthisis r.)r.
l52fi :i0-401 Male r.~r.
!!0 ao. :E'en1alc Fair J\foni>t 20 M:i.r., '79 Abcess of Liver
i J718
1134 40-GU .Mdo <..l cod l\laru:t :30 D<-c., '73 Cornn. following Disease P.M.

~0-501 :Mr.le
of Kidneys and Liver
Mania 'i> 5 Oct., '76 Disease (Jf Heart Liver r.)r.
14.-!0
and Kidneys
Iudiffcront Dementia. 28 l\fay, '78 Atrophy following Dis- P.M.
Hi'.!O 10-201 Male
e11se of Brain L;vcr
I
I
and Kidneys
lnf')O
<Ju..J 50 - G~ ~ale Goo<l :Jlani:> 27 July, '75 Di$ease of· IIeart and }'.)f.

JJiver
lC:?! 30-'!U Fcn:a!o IF1:ir
:Mania E pil. 15 June, 'i8 Chronic Di$ease of
Brain, Diseased Liver
;;ml Convuhions
l'.M.

:.?O· ·~~o Fcinaic Ycry I>a<l )fani<t lG Dec. '78 Pl, ~h;s;s Caries of left r.M.
mi:~ I
::ihoulder joint
l771 G)-70' .\falc Ycry 11'1.J D\.nnClltla. 5 Sup. '79 Softcniug of Drai11 P.M.
llypcrtrophy of Heart
II :•ml Gi.·unular Disc.~
of Kidn<'ys
I F;.ir r;""""al Paralysis P.M.
17'.:li 30-iQ ::'.~de
Tnl>cr<:ular Il yclrotho-

•1') -.-) Fcnui~u

I
IBd 1·>1 'C
Ch "<mic Ccrcbritis P.M.
 LUX.\.TIC .iSYLUM RETLR~S.'

Sl'ACE ~D ACCOMMODATI0:-1 TAllLE.

The Number The Gross The Gross Tl10 "\ >CfllbO I

~\\e:rnge Tho .\mount
. Amount of Temperature.
Description of of Cubic Sp::.cc cf Superficial Area Cul1!c :-pace of Window

.''l""'b--.--.-•
av1clnJ.lo for
Rooms, such Rooms. all such Rooms.
of "'1 •uoh R~l•wh I ..
~ ~ Spncc

_____1~1~ M. I F. M F lf ~ i' J_l4

·nonnitories
i
... 9
II 11 ft.
108,056
ft.
97,173
ft.
9,089
ft.
7,!l74
ft.
9i3
1
ft.
l,liO
I j;)
ft. in.:r( in.
79 ~,472 \ll,7582

D=y Rooms antl }'

Con-idors used Nono None to to
as D:...y l~ooms

Single Rooms ... GS 99 55,117 87,G36 4,818 7,005 810 885 80 83

XoTE-Th= :N"nmbcl'll incln<le in the ::,fa}e ,..,..:::rJ, Padded Room Converteu Water Closets Dotachcu llospital
.or Con~ious DISeases aml New Upper Dorilli~ory. ' • '

ln the Female Wards-Padded Room. :Kins single rooms of the conclemn~l cc!ltre w:?.rd, sitting rooms and
ne·lrooms for cvntributin:.: paticut3, as well o.s the O!J KitchJn store, other stONS c.djoiuin<r
0 New Upper Dormitory
&nu a com·ertcd 'Vatcr Clo:ct.

\Ylrn.t jg the source of the wafor sup- 'l'hc llopc Rivel', Government Water·
ply; the qua.lit~· of the water, and the \Yorks. Quality unsutisf:J.ctory. In
~mount of water n:rnilable for each pa- the Report of the Lunatic Asylum for
tient cyery . d:.iy 1 . the year 1875-70, ·will he found exten-
sive observations on the pollutions to
which the "\Yater supply is subject ut
Gordon trown, the 1\lilitary Station of
Newcastle and elsewhere. The nmount
of water available per head on the a.vc-
rage daily number of pa.tients, is thir-
ty-eight gallons.

None fixed, movabl•c wash-sbncls are

\\.,.hat is the number of (I.) Lavatories?
supplied to contributing patients nncl .
others of tho better clnss w!io need
them ; but general lavatories arc not
required, as it is the custo.m in the
·west Indies for all persons, with scarce-
ly any exception, to maintain personal
cleanlincs.:i by w:-shin.g the whole ~ody
in a suihible bath d:nly and sometrmes
twice a day.

Two male, three female fresh w~tcr,

(IL) Baths? whole body baths ; one large sea bath
55 feet by 45, by 4 feet clccp bnthing
sp::i,ce. Two large fresh "ater hn~hs
:measuring 13 feet by 18 feet by 2 1cct
10 inches deep each.

-------
.AA 6 LUNATIC ASYLUM RE'l'CRXS .

(III.) Latrines ? Every Dormitory has nu~er~us night

.chairs on the dry earth prmc1ple and
every single room is provided with a
fixed commode, which carries a utensil
with dry earth, removable from the out-
side of the room by the attendant, but
irremovable by the patient within.
These conveniences a.re emptied during
the nio>ht and every morning and the
cxcret~ is buried on the.L estate.
•
It is
not allo..-ecl to ac,..nmn l nte m any ·ffay,
nor to pass through selrer pipes or fall
into cesspits. The sleeping rooms ~ro
thus kept absolutely free from any con-
taminating influence likely to arise
from this source. In the ::tiring courts
in which the sick, feeble and better cl"',ss
patients are CO:!lgregatccl together there
nre latrines in which earth commodes
are placed, and from ·which the cxcrcfa
is removed daily and several times n,
·day and buried on tl,,, estute. In the 11
a:i1:ing courts, male and female, in which
nearly the entire number of single
Tooms are located, there is also a latrine
which is provided with as mnny mo\'"-
able earth commodes as may be r equired .
.Particular patients who sleep in B '\Yard
ure allowed to use the commode of their
own room during the day when they
mi0ht object to use a commode which is
placed in the latrine. As the female
patients are able to be classified in three
airing courts, whilst the me.le patients
have two only, the lntrincs for the for-
mer are more numerous, and in point
of numbers stand as follows : -
i) :!\foles seven, Females fourteen.

What is the system of Sewerage? As the patients excreta is removed

daily and buried and used as manure,
and nll the waste water from bn.ths,
kitchens, and Laundrv utilized for the
purpose of irrigating the estate, no sew-
ers become necessary. 'l1he old drain
which opens into the sea, and was con-
structed. for the remo,·nl of the patients
excreta, and waste water of the asylum,
is now no longer used for that purpose.
l1 js only of use to assist to discharge
"storm i;rn.tcr."
 L"C'NATIC ASYLt'M REITRNS.
AA 7

QURSTION II.-(l!ANAUE'l""T)
" ~., ' Iifi;TRAlNT.
.

---:----- - -
I
Restraint.
_____________I
Seclusion under Lock and
Key. Restraint by Attcnd:mti;. Mcchanic:il Rcstrui11t

-, 1- - - - -- --'---- - - - - -
l\fales. Fema.les. I
The number of times resorted to I 10 71
I
The number of persons subjected to 3 23 Nono Nono
The gren.test du.T'lltion of, in
single in:;t:mce a day adn.y

Remark~. $cclnsic•ns have been necessary for the follow·

'I'! · · L L . mg reasons :-
1st . 'rhio pcnmss1ve
· til', f unacy
·': · :iw which admits Lunatics
' of ad",.nge1ous
. c1ass only
·~ mu ;"Y o mowcmc, to control the ungovernable assions 01.
2nd . p:ihcnts with undovclf)po:l mind.>, or who sutrer more or fess
fro '
" 1· ·1 ·
sava.o\ ~ stmc~~ or propensities
· .
of brulnl
3rd. The construction of the ~.folo and F em:.lc B Courts the slee .m congemla m1~~cility.
ing Courts ; dcilcient mc~.n~ existin" for isot~tion ~r protec~~ng ~001!18 0~ w!l!ch optms cli_rccUy into tho Air·
chngerow patient~ havin" acceos to e~h other at times wlien i.'t ts to beram~,
10
o
.n not
unnfg
sa e for
ic:nh'Y
t emRc:!Son 11ncl to prevent
at large.

In reference to the above Table,

state :

I. Bv whose authority patients are Medical Officers only, and Warden

and Uatron on emergency.
restraiii.ed ?

I~
None. Ko mechanical restraint of
II. What kind of mechanical restraint any kind has been in use for the last
are in use? sixteen years.

A Male Attendant was dismissed for

III. 'Whether any, and if ::my, how strikinq a patient with a switch.
many cases of cruelty by Attendants to
patients haYe been brought to the notice
<>f the proper nuthority, and what was
the result in each case ~

See the following Return.

IV. ·what was the number of cases
of injury to imticnts. (r.) By them~
selYes ?

(n.) By other patients?

(In.) By Attendants ?
AA 8 LUX.ATIC lSYLL':J RETL'R'XS.

RETURNS OF I;; Ju RIES.

~

MALE PATIENTS.

I. fiy THEMSELVES-

.
No. in Regist.er. Nature of Injury. How Caused.

1663 Bite on finger Self inflicted in excitement

1669 Abrasion on shoulder " "
Fell over a bedstead
"
1688 Cut on chin
1414 Epileptic Abrasion on cheek Fell in a fit
896 H Slight cut on lip same
smne same
812 " same same
}4;;;)
" ~light cut on left car
812 " I sa:.."lC
same
1414
.u
"
" checks
Abrasion on chcok
!:;light cu. on chin
I S.'l."lle
same
same
1490 "
152·1'
samo
1461
"
"
"
II
Blm.-,; on face and forehead
Aurn~ion on cheok
Cut tonguo
san:e
same
lli.t tongue in a fit
•,

II. BY OIIIEI: p ATlENTS-

1667 Slight cut on forehend ARsault by No. 1161 Epileptic

anmo A brllllion ou check " " 1440
1152
samo
" neck
Dislocation of shoulder
" " 1022
" Epileptic 1252
Cu~ on head
1317
Cut on he::d
" " 1026
' 107Q " " samo
1::;2 " I::p I
" " 1584
1687 " forehead " " same
U8:5
12lii
1292
Bite on finger
Cut on lip
Cut on clu:ck
l "
"
"
"
1715
1043
Bite on finger and blow on eye
" " 1702
1078 " " 896
637 Slight cut on head " " 1314
1368 Bite on fiugor In a ~Cuffie with others not ascertained by whom.
1562 Cut on check

III. BY Aui:NoA.-us- Nono None

l'J::)J,U.E PATIEXTS.

'I)

I. BY Ti.1EMS:tLVES-

160:l Blow on hea~ Fell accidentally

1705 Abrasion san1&

II. BY OTIIBR PATIENTS-

1561 Blow on no~e Assault by :N"o. 740 Epileptic

1665 same
1689 Slight bite on cheek " " same
390 " " 1361
" cut ou forohcad " " same
1517 " " " " " 1.336
mm " " chin
"
lG;ll " " ~boulder
" 1022 7<.J7
7().1 Ep:leptic "
" "
!i06
"
fir.ger
" " 1577
" head" " " 1202
1361 " bite on fir.ger
76·! Epileptic Bite3 on shoulder and car
" " 1245
" " <.J:~6
Hl70
1624
" Bite on arm
Cut over eye ,," "
"
15!.!2 Epileptic
1416 Epileptic
1696 ~light cut on head
" " 1467
III. BY ATTE!ODA~"TS- :N"one Kone
.
 LU~ATIC ASYLITTi RE1'CRNS.
f y .
State the ex.tent of
(I) The uirin6 courts
(11) And other grounds
Ar~ the p2~ients, as a rule, given daily
'exercise, then· health permitting?
.A~n.ul!s A:::-iD lloSPlTALS- 3
OCCUP.\.'1'10~.
ACRES It. J>,
3 ,,
37 "
'}
" Belon3ing to the A.sylum
Yes; they may lJC s:Licl to Ji\'<' in
the oy>cn air, nnd exercise is within
r~ach .o~ every Patient in their respec-
tive amng courts, exc0pt when confined
to room by sickness.
There are no corridors enclosed with
walls or giass windows as in English
Asylums. 'l'he male ancl female A wards,
which contain the Dormitories arc used
for sleeping purposes only, ancl arc not.
as v, rule, occupied during the day.
In the female A ward, the Patients
when up, seat themselves ancl nro em-
ployed under the capacious arched sun
shade, whiehstretchcs between tho";ards.
In the courts of the B 'rurds, the veran-
dah or sunshade which projects from the
sides of tho rooms is used for like pur-
poses, and is 2Gt feet long, 12 feet wide
and 9 feet 3 inches high in front. On
the male si!ie this B ward constitutes
the only airing court.
The sick and feeble patients occupy 11
sepnratc court in the f~nrnle w~rds.
There are three cou1ts wh1ch admit of
the following classification:
•
1-Corn·alescents and be tier conducted
p:.itients.
2-Sick paralytic and epileptic.
3-Refractory and dangerous.
The male patients have but two courts;
l-For sick, quiet n,nd paral~ tic.
2-Refractory and dangerous 1
AA. 10 LUNATIC ASYLUM RETURN'S.
Are they confined to :tiring courts, or
allowed to walk in other grounds, and employed out .of the a.iring ·?ourts in
sent beyond the Asylum ~
Are any means taken to amuse the pa-
tients, or to induce them to amuse them- musicians who were formerly in the
selves 1 Detail them.
• There are weekly dances, and on
A large number of patients are daily
various industrial pursuits, whwh cease
as a rule at the first bell for dinner, 1
o'clock.
After dinner the afternoon is devoted
entirely to recreation, and the brass
band of the Asylum plays daily until
supper time. An Elementarr School
has been established for instruction and
occupation at which some 76 or more
patients (male and female) attend.
The A ward, female patients, consist-
ing of convalescents, and the better
conducted inmates, walk da.ily on the
grounds and sit at the seashore by the
cocoanut grove and amuse themselves.
During the week the patients. male and
female, walk beyond the Asylum, or at-
tend at the cocoanut grove where the
band plays ..
The band consists or' se-\·eral skilled
band of some of the West India Regi-
ments, and have been employed as at-
tendants on account of their knowledge
of music. Newspapers', of which his
Excellency- the Governor sends a parcel
occasionally ; periodicals or books which
have been presented to the Asylu:n
library; Cards, Dominoes, Aunt Sally.
Bibles and Testaments are also distrilmt-
cd. Pipes and tobacco are given as in-
dulgencies, and fruits when in season.
Magic-lantern entertainments.
school clays the band plays in the Uale
and Female refractory ·wards. alternate-
ly. A select number of patients were
taken to a public lecture.
The Jamaica Club passed a resolution
to send Papers and Periodicals to the
Asylnm. The Dinner on Christmas
Day is the festival of the year and the
following visitors amongst others honor-
ed it with their presence: His Excel-
lency the Governor and Lu,dy Musgrave;
His Honor Sir J. L. Smith and Lady
Smith, the Hon. E. "X. Walker, Anthony
Musf?rave, Jr. Esq., Private Secretary;
and Colonel Crossman.
 l:iffiATIC ASYL'tr:U RETURNS.
AA 11
How many religious services were Every Sunday ; also Christmas Dny
held in 1878-79 ? nnd Good Friday.

1\'Ilat was the average attandance 1 Males 72. Females 70. Total 142,

In what building. and how many There is no proper Chapel. What

could it contain 1
was formerly used for this purpose was
a room which is too small. Although
condemned it is now obliged to be used
as a Dormitory.
The Patients are obliged to be congre-
gated together under the sunshade of
the female A ward, which measures 123
feet long by 36 feet wide. In wet and .
windy weather, they are at times driven
out of this place which is also used for
dining purposcs 1 there being no proper
dinin(J' hall. It is consequently pro-
posea"to convert the unsuitab~e single
rooms of the centre wards mto one
large apartment to be ;is.ed as a Chapel,
recreation room and dmmg hall.

e
male patients attend the District Parish Church every Sunca)'.
Remark-A a<!lect number of Male and F e
 AA 12 LUNATIC ASYLU.ll RETURNS.

Give the Daily Number of Patienta who were Employed in 1878-79.

Specifying the ch~cter of the Employment.

Distinguishing the Sexes.

Household Work, Dr:i.wing
Agriculture and Gardening. Trade. Water, &e.

!
'
,; Male ... ... 35 48 43
I
Females ... ... 8 83 I 90

!
----
. I
QUESTION ill.-(ORDINARY DIET.)

I . lll'eakfast. Dinner. Supper.

/- - -1 I! I I i ~---
I I ~
1
~ lt;:~.
~ ;~ °' ~ I .~v;:
. "al
WEEK DAYS.
II
>,
I
~ 93w I ~ ~
I
I

~~ ~oJi ·~Ill,~~ I ~~ o°.:fr j ~~rl oo~

1
1
~ I l~
:><
~
en
_ _ _1 _ 1 - - - - . - - - - - - - , -
.-
1 Oz.>. I Ozs. Pints. I Oz.s. · Ozs. I I 0?.S.. Ozs. Pints. Ozs. I Ozs. Ozs. Pmts.
--- I
-·~--!-. ---·- ,I
--,---
Sunday ...I 6 li 1 ... .. . I 3 4 ... s s 1t 1

Monday . 1 • 'I , ! • . I .. .. I 1 16 3 1

Tuesday ••• Q ••• 1

I
6 1 14
"' ... I ... 16 3 i I
Wednesday ... 6 li 1 ... ;o:. 3 4 .. . 8 3 . lt
l
1

...
$ I I
Thursday 6 lt 1
I 8 ... ... ... 1 16
I
I
3 lJ 1

Friday
... 6 li i
!
I ... 14 ... : ...
I ... 16 s it· 1 1
1
Saturday
... 6 lt 1 I ... 14 I ... ... ... 16 3 lt I 1

Total . .l-:-~-7-,-:-,-:-1-6-,-8-,-2--:---:---;-1-7-, I I I

The Hominy is made of 2 ozs. of cornmeal to the pint. Peppers from garden supvlied d:\ily, together with scd-
lions, seasonings, &c., lemon-grass, limca, calibnges, and other vegetables when practicablo. Pork from farm uf Asy-
lum is issued in lieu of beef when prac~ic:tble. Soup consists of the liquor of the cooked rno:•ts, with herbs, scal-
lions, salt, pepper. Salt, black pepper supplied daily, ad libitum. Vincgnr on fish chys. On Rico :md Peas dnys,
fat or dripping is added, which is savrd from the hoef or pork. :Mangoes, Oranges, •ramarincls are given weckl.y or
oftener when in season. Extra diet workers are allowed 8 ozs. potatoe.~, and 4 ozs. fish for luncheon. S~ek diet as
por sick list appended.
l
·------------------------E-.-----------------------=-----~
 ~
'f.

;::"' u N H. E s T R l (; T E D.
·";;
-;;.
""«t. .
--- ·----- - .. ·- ----
::i:: Bread. Dread.
:
1. lfread. Bre;w. ~
:s>-! Biscuits. -
'""d
~Cl
>,.. t:tj
-- ---· ~
i Biscuits.
Beef Tea.
Biscuits. Biscuits. t;j
.....
H
- - -- -------
Unrestricted Meat Diot.
8
Beef Toa. Butter. 0
Butter.
t--
Fish .
-- - --- D
Cl
~

--- t:tj
00
D.
:-
Tea. Milk.
Sugnr. Coffee.
t.i
8
......
0
~
0
.
~ !:4 >
Rice.
Rice.
,.. Tea.
H (/l
M H
!"""" ><
t""
Coffee. Cl
I r;
C/l
Cornstarch and Milk. t::l
Cl - ... z ""l>l .....
00
0
~
Sugar.
..., Eugar.
Ill
Cornstarch and 0 .,, p:; ~
M

M ilk.
..., --· Ill Milk. = tj
...... d
'3
English Flour.
-- H Milk, Cow's. "" t?j
8
~
:;:
--- l.oj

Cornmeal.
H C/l
> (/l

~ ~
0
!"' ~
Sugar. ><
Milk, Cow's. ~
Egg<.
Yams.

Cornstarch and Milk. Plantains. Potatoes and Fish.

Riee. I

..... Potatoes. --
Egg<i. English Flour.
Con<lcruwil l\Iilk.
Egg>1.
.,J
--- - - - Eggs.
<
:-
Boor. Cornmeal.
Sago. c
'-'

Wine.
Comstarch :u1<l Con- >
Cheese. :;..
Rice. Spirits. <lensed i\I ilk.
;~

..

~
.:.U .1·1 LtiS.\.TIC ASYLU)I ltE'rGRNS .

QUES'l'IOX lV.- (lNSPECTiON).

Divido tho P11tionts in tho AKylum into the following Classes :

:Males. F cmalo8.

(I.) Maniacal aml Dangerous 143 105

(l L) Quiet Chronic 32 2·1

(III.) Molancholy and Suicidal 28 23

(IV.) Idiotic, Paralytic, Epileptic 41 30

Give the Number of Visits of Inspection paid t.o the Asylum in 1878-79.

And stating tho Official Position of the Visitors.

Distinguishing those

Visits in which ull I>atients By a Committee of By an Inspector spe-

By the Governor or By a Government cially charged to 11s-
woro seen and every part the Governing certain the continued
Colonial ~ecretary. Inspector Lunacy or oth erwise
of tho Building visited Body. of the Patients.
from Visits of Partial - --- .
Inspection.
By Ap- Of By Ap- Of By Ap- r Of By Ap- Of
pointment Stu1>risc. m-int. Surprise. pointment 8urprisc pointmont. Surpri.le.
I I
1. Comploto Inspections ... 2 ... ... 5 7 ... ...
2. r11rtinl Inspections .... ... 1 ... ... ... 3 .. ...

State how manw r eports of the following kinds have come under tho notice of
the Governor.
(I.) Financial and Statistical show- Tho Stores arc for the most part ob-
ing amongst other things on w:Rat sys- fained under contract, the a~counts for
tem the Money and Store Accounts arc which arc received and examined on the
kept and audited. requisite vouchers monthly by tho
:Medical Superintendent and Director,
who draws 'l'reasury ImpreP-ts in pa.y-
mcnt of the same, and transmit them
to the Auditor-Genc::.·al. for his counter
Rignature, together with the Original
Accounts.
Tho Duplirate Account is retained in
the office of' the ARylum.
The l\foclicn.l Superintendent a.nd Di-
rector is regarded as the Accountant or
i.he Asylum and both he a.ncl tho Chier
Clerk arc rcquirect to b0 ·ivc sccnritv
•
to
the ox.tent of £100.
Statistical facts arc i-hewn in the ~ln ­
nual Heport of the )Icdical Supcrintcn ....
dent and Director.
 IX~.\.TIC AYSLlnI
- ,
RLTUR~::i.
AA 15
(II) Uc ports
· • the
bv . I)Crson
. or ncr
L' sons ·In addition to the rn n
eharge<.l wit1i t 1ie m1mc:1Late ManaO'e- the Medi'cal Su . no ook Hcturn
.
ment of the AsY h~m. ~ ~
Re port, but . .
G tc ncl en t :rncl Director
transmita ' t 0 tl perm
ic OYcrn t
men an Ann unl
· ·

cal finan ..1111 recommendations nw1li-

' ' cia and l · · : ·
obliO'ed to£ ,' nc.mm1strat1vc m·c
official . orm the sub,Jc~t ofimnwcliatc
coirespondencc with thc''ol . I
S ecretary. v on1n

Th~ reports of the incsent Mcdir•nl

~upermtendent date from the ··car l 81i I
to the present time. J

. With a view to making these ques-

tions _more i_ntelligible, and to point out
the d1f~.cult10s of management, and to
<letermme how far the :i\fodical Superin-
tendent and Director should he held re-
i::ponsible for the continued existence ol'
remediable defects and wnnts. after
proper official represcntationc; had hern
made, the interrogatories were clea It
wit~ in explanato.ry form in a Ilcporl,
wlnch was transmitted to the Secretary
of State, with the Blue Book Return ro'r
the year 1871-72 .

None. There is no GoYerning Body ns

. (III.) Heports hy nn Oflfoial In~pcctor obtains in English County Lunatic Asy-
rndepcnrlcnt or the GoYcming Body of lums. The Government of-the Lunn.tic
.
the Asdmu ' Asylum is in the hands of the GoYcrn-
ment of Jamaica. 'J~herc is a hody of
official visitors as follows :-llis lion. Sir
John Lucie Smith, C. :JI. G., Chief .Jus-
tice a;t,,d Judge of the Supreme Court ;
Deputy SurO'eon-Gcncral, Clrnrlcs B.
l\Iossc, C.B., Superintendin~ l\Icdic: l
0

Officer of the Island :\Icclical Establish-

n1ent; The Rev D. J. East; Surge?n-
)(ajor, J. H. Beath, l\I.D., Anny )ledic:1l
Department; William Lee, Esq.; C~ptmn
G. E. Parkes. The l\Iedical s.LLpermtc1~­
l t and Director oftheJnma1caLunatw
:\_~hun is tlic Chief of bis Dcpartmc1~t,
d has recently been selected and 1c-
~~mmcnded by his Lordship the Secrc-
J of State i·or the Colonies to he In-
1 ary ' · · ti 10
or of the Lunatic Asylums Ill
spec t .
1Vest Indian Colonrns.
 ,\.\ 1G lIOSPIT.\LS RETURNS.

Jlo.~pital.s Ret 111•11 s j'or t!te C'olo11f/ qt' .famrricafot lite !lenl' 18i'J,/1:om I.st October 1878,
· to 00tl1 September, 187!>.

PUBLIC HOSPITAL, KISGllTOS.

QUES'l'ION I.

Patients
Attendants. DischaJ:gcd.

Nurses Servants par-

doin,, no tially or not
c:i
L-
I
00
I
t-
other at all employ- oo
~
duty. ed ::.s Nurses.
.s

,I

u------~-----------------------------'
 HOSPITAL RETt RXS .
AA 11

-
I
I
~
rg...
0

::::
~o
·:;
'.1 Rcm:u-k.a.

,_
c-
'CS
(,)
1.
fr
A.
... ...""'fl
~ ~
--
550 550 R~f pitd10.I. ITu
root and floor llp<•r.
turo• ·V.. J\ ir !!W-'C
under fl()<)r, 12 dOo;.
' h 1.1r p:i.nnol lull ·
bhntla.
2. Ruth 18 1.063 18. 550 550 Ditto 58.
··· s:-1 13! u
32 1.123 32 319 319 Ditto 40.
3. Esther . .. 11611G2118~

4. Oper:itini;
'£hi!atr<> 52 24 16 12 um 12 ' 441 4H . Roof pitched. n;,1go
an rutiro c"·o \'Cll·
t!hllion a~ fionr Nil·
blatort 2} in . bt (),

r>m... G:> 30 15 lG

3)
1.<337 i 18 622

536
622

536
' ICeilcJ with rirculu
opcningt m cci!ii:g.
1;1 floor \'Ontil:ltQIS
Iii windo1'8 2 '10011'
,C••i!'."1 kc.,' 10 floe~
~6 John ... 72 15 22 1.472 24
vt'n ..1laton, l~ ,~in·

.I 636
doll's, ~ duvu.

C-Oilrd &c., 11 floor

7 {Comoliu3 Gi l!) 1.515 21 636 voutilator~, 11 win·
dowe, 2 doors.

"I :: :i
~·8 Stc;-hen 1.373 21 660 660 Ccilrd &;~., 13 lloor
fonllhitort, 13 win·
dows, 2 doort.

Jloof pi!chC'<l, r.o •rn·

1; 2 353 335 tilat •r•, H window•,
F(). Luko ... 10 14 980
HI II
•
6 doors for Ll10 wholo
\\'11rd.
Hoof pitch0<l, 11 llonr
..,-, 9 119 119 ,'·cntilato,.., I~ x 7 in.
10. Const:i.·
buhry -· l!J 12· 0 634 chrs, 5 window1 -nnd
1 door in a wooden
lpartition which 18
open abtwo and be.
low. Tho halfoffront
of W:ircl is titted with
:i it.:inding blind, tho
bhJcs \Jciog 3 in·

, .~~.~~_!___.!.__1_!__!_~~_.:~__:k~~~~__!_~~~:__~~~~
I ches apart.

ft • Thore uo onb.Ji<i•ion• of oc; '"" ""' by n •ood~ porlifilon 10 fret 8 iooh~ hig'.>, ,., 12 i""h~ from tho
oor. warJs u.ro on arcade:l busements.
°'""' cloood ox<op\ by ~J" oh M•di<'1 Offi=.
Th<.?JS

th Tho wind,.,, •loom nm\ ,,,.tilating oJ>'ning• ""' Tl•n• i•

crefor.3 a cv.:ishmt p~rftation of air throughout the wards whenever there L! the slightest breeze.

.A.t;YLUllS .\:SD HOSJ'IT.U.S-5

 A.A 18 RO'SPITAL RETURNS.

PUBLIC IIOSPITAL, XINOSTON, continued.

QUESTION II.

(I.) What quantity of Water is :.wail- The supply is continuous, and practi-
r.ble for each Patient every day? cally it ·may be said that an unlimited
supply can be had.

What is the source of the water The Government Kingston and Ligua-
supply? nca Water Works. The water is ob-
tained from a small river named Hope,
distant 7 miles, is conveyed by metal
pipes, and midway between the source
and the Hospital undergoes subsidence
and filtering in properly constructed
· filter beds.
What is the qunlity of the water? Though the quality of water varies
it is as a rule very good. There is no
doubt thn.t it experiences organic con-
tamination between the source and the
Water Works, and this contamination is
greatly increased during the rainy sea-
son.

(II.) Detail the arrangements as to
baths and lavatories.
•
(!II.) What is the system of sewerage ;
and what the condition of the privies?
'I'here are 4 outside baths on the mnle
side and 2 on the female side, all sup-
p lied from tanks connected with the
water pipes. There is a fixed "Ter-
ra Cotta" bath (2 for males and 1 for
females) attached to the wards in each
division of the Hospital supplied with
hot and cold water. The outside baths
discharge into a thin main drain through
tra.pped pipes connected with ench bath.
Apart from these baths there is a lava-
tory attached to both male and female
divisions .
The surface and bath waters from'
female division and theatre are carried
off by surface gutters opening into the·
streets in the vicinity. The surface and
bath waters from male division and the
urine are carried off in a ma.in drain
which discharges at a distance of half
a mile from the Hospital, and whichi is
trapped at both ends. This drain does
not receive any liquid frecal matter and
is frequently flushed with clean ·water.
Provision is made for mixing all f recal
matter with fresh dry sifted earth, and
for carting it daily to a distance. The
earth closet system is adopted in the
wards as well as in the outside privies·
and is found to work very satisfactory.
 HOSPrrAL RETURNS.
AA H)

PU1lLIC HOSPITAL
' KIMGSTON, co1iti1111~d.

QUESTION III.

Give the number of Visits of I nspection

. paid to the Hospital d
urmg the year 1878-70 .

.And stating the Officral

· Position of tho Vis'to
I 1'8.
-
'Specifying the character of the
Visit in resped to notice. By the .Governor or CJolo- Board of Official Visi-
rual Secretary, By G
a Committee
. o! the '
tors. overrung Hody.
-
13y Appointment ... ... 1. His Excellency The 3 There is no Committee of
Governor.
1. Colonial Secretary, the Governing body.
Of Surprise \U ~ .. Nil II

- __.__
The Books were pro duced on every
(I.) In reference to the above Table occasion.
state whet her or not the Register Book~
~ere produced on every occasion ; and
if not, on how mnny occasions they were
not so produced?

were oun ~orr~ct y written up

(II.) And if on nily occasion when They f d 1 '
they were found not to be properly made
up to date of examination { ~ro!~e date of exammahon and inspec-

(III.) Sta.to nlso how mnny Reports

t>f the followio"' kinds have come under
the notice of the Governor:-
One of each kind annuailv. The
(a) Reports of n. Financial and Sta- stores are obtained under cont~act and
tistical kind especially such as the Ac~ounts are audited monthly by
show the svstem on which the Auditor Genernl of the Colony, who
Money nnd s~tore Accounts are countersigns Treasury Drafts in pay-
kept and audited. ment which are prepared by tho Chief
Medical Officer and Director of the Pub·
lie Hospital.
Continuous reports ns special questions
(b) R eports by persons charged with arise rcO'arding medical administration
the immediate management of and fin~ncial matters by the ChiPf
the Hospital. Medical Officer and Dire:itor; in whom is
vested the entire management of tho
Hospital.
None. There is a Board of Official
(c) Reports by a Government In- Visitors composed of 5 members ~ho
spector, independent of the m~et quarterly. A copy of proceedings
Governina 0
authority of the at such meeting is forwarded to the Go-
Hospital.
(Append copie~ of his Report; if a.ny.)
.AA 20 HOSPITAL RETUR'NS •

Pl1B.LIC llOSl'IT.u., UINOl:lTO~ I e-0nti1med.

QUESTION IV.

Fill up the following Tublo of Cases of each kind of Disease Treat.€~ in the Ilospital m tho year,
with tho Number of Deaths from ouch such Disease:-

Disca.~cs Treated. Number of Number of

Cases. Deaths.

Yellow Fever ... ... ... 8 1

Typhoid " ... ... ... 4 2
... ... ...
Rcmittcnt"
l3ilious
Intennittcnt
" ...
...
...
...
...
...
3-i
4
315
"'
l
1
Dillrrhrea nod Dysenteric }
Diarrhrua
... ... { 10
9
3
1
Dysentery ... ... ... 2Z 9
Morbus Brightii ... ... ... 110 46
" Conlis
Disease of Liver
...
...
...... ...
...
16
12
4
6
Pneumonia ... ... ... 21l 7
Bronchitis ... ... ... 17 1
Phthisis ... ... ... 4!) 21
Disease of Bra.in ... ... ... 13 6
Cancer ... ... ... 13 3
Dibility ... ... ... 53 3
... ... .. .
Compound Fracture
Ulcers
Constitutional SyPhilis
...
...... ,..
...
...
...
10
188
3
4
67 4
Anoomin ... ... 37 12
Other Diseases ... ... ... 235 ::o
Totals ... ... ... 1,282 180
I
I

This Table does not admit of all tho Dise..'ISes Treated in Hospital during the year being given.

And fill up the next Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also ,
amongst Ofticers : -

Occurring amongst Patient. Occurring amongst Officers.

0 Resident Offi- N on-Resident

Nrune of Disease. In case of Patients attacked while cer~. Officers.
in !Iospital, state how long the Per-

,-
son had been in Hospital before his
attack, and for what disease he was .,...
.D
admit~d.
S Ca.sea. DeatI1s Cases. Deaths
?l I
Yellow Fever or other Endemic
--
Fever ... ... None Xone.

Plaguo ... ... Ditto

Typhus ... ...

Srnullpox ... ...
Scarhtinn ... ...
Entcric (<Jr Typhoid) Fever
Ab~cess of Hip, 17 days, Tet::.nus. ,
· Ery91pclas 32 dnys after admission . . .
I

Ery11ipol11s
4 ( 'Cl~r Ery~ipcl:lll, 6 days.
Str1cturo " 2 days.
I,I
1

1 - I
 HOSPITAL '.RE'J'~ RliS

LOt:K liOSllrAL.

~[alo

Female ...i 8 56
.i

QUESTIO~.-II.

: "'
'5 lo I ·;;;d~
I I'
,..c: .s:? &-d .s
...."
"'0 ,~
.3
~~a
.... :>
~ ~ .... d.
.... !:)
Windows
and
Connection Is there any
of the Privy Sink or
...
"'
,:> I - !>
ra- ~ 0
-
~ o ...=
_,
o"::J

_" ...-
:;.;
I i:.. .S
~ Ventilating
{)penings.
with tho
Ward.
Drain open·
ing in Ward 1

ri
c: o ~

a
:l
(,,;' ...... i::
2. E·;; 0 0
z w - ... ..0 c:0 ~
.. .... g ~ >.
..~ E§
0
a;::: ....o "& .,;; .....0
a ....:l
R1n1.1.n1: s•
0
...., ..; 1::.:l
-2 I
..0 ...,,,
:E.§ C'
~ "'
....Ei ~
·-- -·=- :;;- f.S;l
0

z
i:::
3
0
.;: ~ · 8 ....0
e! .....
~'S
....c...:: .,,
.s"' :ls
a.bl) .s
0

,...
.,..
1l
ta~
bl)
~
J.,f

.,"::1·a . ·~ .s~ g:
..
i:::
;:S?o·a ._i 1: g~ "'~. "' k
;i a 1!:I'
Eli.,;
" ~ d<iJ-pJ p... ~i:::
--- ---- ---- -
- <> <:
-~ ~
t;O
~ ...;;
~
§,..;~
=~
o~a
i: ... d ~ ..... o""' e §4~
...=G)..::,.::
.$~
..... .: p
0 ~
0

---
-
~

I
Cl
~ ~
..
< E-
- - E-1

350
<

350
H

no
H

no
E-"4

no no
17
Esther
·I GGj
17 15 18 1()65
feet
,,
I
(I

' 1 I
;}fagda!eno ... G6} 17 1:; 18 I not ""'" pi.I d"'•
350 350 no no no no
I
ing th•y1=· I

I
1

I I l -
- I I

* . t of the paucity of Patients one of the warclB .ra.s not

~he full Ho~pitnl SUiff 1~ here extended, but ID co=en
occupied and two nunses and one labourer were not req ·

...
Asnc:1ts .1.'1u H oil'IT.\Ls-6
 AA 22 IIOSPl'fAL RETURNS.

LOCK JIOSPITAL, contirmcd.

Q'C'ESTION 11., continued.

(I.) What quantity of \Vater is ::wail- It is impossibie to state the exnc~

able for each Patient evcrv day ? amount supplied, but it is simply i;uffi-
cient for all the wants of the Patients.

What is the source of the Water Sup- The Government Water Works.
ply?

What is the quality of the Water? It someti 1:nes contains after henvy
rnins a quantity of inorg::mic matter
in a state of suspension wliich rapidly
subsides on standing for a short time.
The amount of organic matter in solu-
tion is stated by the Island Chemist to
be but small. All the drinking water
is passed through a Charcoal Filter.

(II.) Detail the arrangements ns to There are 2 Baths and n Lavatory

Baths and Lavat~ries. with six: basins. The snpply of Wat~r

I •
is continuous and t bey are fill rd directly
from the pipes. 1l'hc waste wnter runs
into the sea which is only a few feet
distant. Ilot water when required is

I carried into the Wards from the Kitchen,

In special cases sea baths arc sometimes
given. and then the sea water is placed
in a large tub in the bath room.

(III.) 1\'"hat is the system of Sewer- There is no drain in the Institution.

ngc; and what the condition of the All storm water is carried into the gea
Privies. which is only a few feet distaut by open
guttters. In all the LatrinPs the dry
earth sy$tem is used and the dcodoriseJ.
excreta is removed every night by a
Contractor.
 HOSPITAL Rr:rl;R~S.
A.A 25
LOCK H0$Pl
· TAL, co11ti11ucd.

QUESTIO~ III.

~· paid to tho IIosp1tal

G;vo tho number of Visits of .Lnspec.1on
T . .- cln ·~h- - - - - -
rmg t c year 1878-70
. - .
And statin11 th Offi . - - ------
1--;:::~---,"'-o--c=ml~P~o=si:tio:n~o~ft~ho~Yisitora.
Specifying tho character vf
I ------
the visit in respect to notico.
By the Governor or
Colonial Secretary. I By a Government
Inspector.
Dy a Committco of tho
Governing BodJ.
--~~~---l·---
1
By Appointment None. ' None. Xone.

Of Surpriso None. I None. No such Body cxlata.

(I) In reference to the nboYe Tn.ble Vide supra.

state whether or not the He()'ister Book'
~vcre produced on every ; oc~asion an~
if not. on how manv occasions they
were not so prOlluce<l <'

, (II) ~\.nd if on an~· occasion when Yide supra.

tue~· were e.x:unincd, thcv ·were found
not t~ be ,rroperiy ma<le' up to date of
exanunatwn.

One of each kind annually to the Go·

(III) Stntc also how m:my Reports
vernment.
of thP. f?llowing kinds lrnxe come under
the notwe ol' the Gu,·crnor : -
(a) Hcports of a }'innncinl and Sta-
ti ·t i<'al kind. C."•pecia.lly such ns
!'hO\V the . . ystem on which
:M on ey and Store a.ccounts are
kept nncl audited.
Sor11c of the Stores are got under con-
tract "nnd the others are pnrchnsNl as
required by the Chief )Ie<lical Ofikcr.
All the accounts are Au<litecl :Jionthly
by the Auditor Genr..rnl who c:>unt~r­
si(7ns Treasurv Drafts m payment. w Inch
a;e prepared by the Chief 1Iedical Officer.

(b) llc ports l)~' Per~ons charged with

1hoimmecliatc mana(Pemcnt
0 of
the Hospital.
Continuous reports relntivc to matters
(c) Reports bv n. Government ln- of Administration, Finance, &c .• arc s.cnt
!'pc1·t or. 'inclependant of the to the Government by the Cllief 1Icd1cal
Gov<'rnin(70 Authority of the Officer.
llo pitnl. None made during the past year.
(Appencl copies of his Reporb
if nu:'.)
..\A 24 IIOSPITAJ, RETURNS.
.
LOCK IIOHPITAL.-Co11ti1med.

QUES'l'ION.--IV.

'
Tablo of Cases of each kind of Diseaso Treated in tho Hospital in tho year, with the Number of Deaths from each
such Diseaso : -

Number of
Diseases Treated. Number of Cases.
Dcath3 .
.

- ...
Syphilis ... .34 -
Syphilis and Gonorrhrea ... ... 19 -
I
Gonorrhcea ... 7 -
···1
Syphilis and Elephantiasis ... ... 3 -

I Gonorrhaia and Elephantiasis ... ... 1 -

Total ... ... 64 -

Table of Cases of the following Diseases occnrring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers : -

Occurring amongst Patients. Occurring amongat Officers .

Name of Disease.
....0 1n ca.so of Patients attacked while in ....0 Resident Non-Resident
... . IIospital, state how long tho Person
~ g; hncl been in Hospital before his at-
. . .a
.,,..., Officers. Officers .
• s rJ
::iO tack, and for what disease he was
'S::iAg
Cases]Deaths Cases. Deaths1
z ndmitted. z
- -- -
Yollo'v Fever or other Endemic
.,
Fever ... ...
t>laguo ,., '

Typhus ... ... I

Smallpox ·" ... I Nono- ! I
Scarlatina ... ... II I I I
Entcric (or Typhoid) Fever ... I I I
I

Erysipelas ... ...

I
I I·
Pyoomia ... ... I
I
I
I

I I
I I

__..
 "'1 _ _ _"'1 _ _ _"'1

ti l ~.g
'-'6 o ~----n--~-

~ :;':l ~ I \·
r[
!?."'
"' [ S"'
_g ~~ ~ g_ 1
~ g-::.. ::::<I t:r:
"' <'t::c; f.!. it !.&
H
...
c:>
..,;
~
,.,••dP

gt::c: <
CO
....
~~
g-g
::r"'S.
"''o
fl-E.
'-"
~
0 "'
~
~ / Girn tho name ruul munlicr of ooc.:h l.Z
Wnnl. '-·---~-
"I
a. -s £ tE;!_ : ___ : :
~-,- ··- - · - , Number remnining in llospitnl
"
.f ll
Ii
"C a ••
. fl .
~
0
:II f1- i ~ I ~ ~ I beginning of tho ycn.r 1878-i!.l.
at the

::;
.,, j I.cn;;th in feet. --
~
'I
g
...- -
Q
g
C>
ii:
....
R
.....
co
en

C>
·~
(I:)

_~ : ;
Ct
C>
c;.-.
C>

I
~ ~-:dtl1 in fC'.)t • f: t~
•.:> ""
i;w
I~uml>er admitted during tl:o yC!lr
1878- 7'9.

- -
en •c~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I Bight in feat.
~ ~ ~ CT
i--

I
Daily Average in llospitnl during tho'
year, 1818-7!>.,
~'

.- I I
0
c;-- -;- -- -- ,; - - ,- - <» ...-IW!l-·-E.'1-1od
e-. - ti~ 1~ umbCT_o.,,..f""'u,.,_Cdi to -tho ·
'---v--' '---r:--1 _ W IU'(l.
, \mom;·t -,~Cubi; Sp~co :wnilnl.lo -
c..: ~'
- - - - - --
r .. l>:ty Xursc."<. i::w a~?:
f..:.-ro~~
.
.....
I I
ftlo(I ..
'<".!
pt

.I ~ ·
!::
l"

oo
I~
·co {:; for each l'ntfont for tho nvcmgo -- ~ 1ght JS lll'ECS. •' .., g ,,,
""
1
0
(>:> __, <:;• 8 iu
IJ
number of Patient tho \\':ir.l. ('/}

N:t_Nu~ ?.-~ [§'

..... l~ <:;o .0

·-1 The grc<~tost nun.1bcr of Pi~tic~ts in

Q e. c;., ff '°fJ·
~·:r ~
_I ..- I
r.n !:;; Ii--
t1
.....
C>
""'
,_.
0
C>O
0
tho \Vard o.t imy ouo timo during
tho year. ·
'"3
1-1
0
~
__ I I l'aryal lJ.ay
JS ur,;os.
£>nrtinl N igrir-
;.
;:: S i'l ;;t
~ 'g- g ';?
"'
~
0
M
I;!. ~
--- -- ---- I ~ Id ' ttj

~ ~
~ 1 Nurses. !" "1 c-+- ~
"""
(>:> ..... \Total° l\rea. in sqnuro 0 -1 ~ !'"'
-- "" - - ""
_£. ~ ~
--
~ ~ feet. -e.
<t -
g
~· ~ 21. g.-
,,
:::j
s· ~~-, e> !:::) I Cnred. I- ~ '1:1
"""
""
0
(>:>
~
,....
~
I:;
...,
\ Arca capable of open-
ing in squ a.re feet. 0
~ Jg· ;;! I
C>O eo I Rclievl}d. j g: ;n.

If Privy in Ward. "1 : ~ e>I ... °' I Not Improved. - -ft~

~I I
~::;:::r~
\ ~--:=t"c ::t :5
. p.-..,a_ eo Number who died in 1878-79.
If leading out of Ward. 5 ::i. 5·
2 yrs. 5G days. IDicd~8 79.- - - ~-;._
- -· \'·
Trapped ?
t:::J.:J.:
Ei' ~- -:::n ~
:::; s· g-
I
3 months. IDischarged. --
- - .,, i:-
~'
. Untrnppcd l •
a......gs·.,:-; :::§ 31 years. IRemninin~ at the ond of 30tl1 ....,
~ ~
" Sept. IST!J. S.
\
• l:::I I
0
2 'Tho wholo year. Spcciiy tho longest timo for which
nny ono I.nm:.to hu alayN.. ~
~ J I:>

'· °"
A.A 2Q nosrITAL RETt:J!NS.

LErm ' no•:.i:, ron1: ui '·

Qt::CSTION I.!.-(conlim cd)
1

(1.) Whnt qunntil~' of' water is urnil- An unlimited supply.

nblc for each rntien t C\'Cry dny !

Whnt is the source of the 'rntcr sup- Rio Cobre Irrigation Canal.
:rily ?

"Whnt is the quality of the water? Very good.

(II.) Dctnil tbc nrrnngcmcnt ns to 1 bnth, .2 lnn1forics on the mnlc side

00.ths and ln:rntories ? 1 ,1 " " " IloRpifal
1 ,1 " " fc1r.~lc side
1 ,1 " " ·• llospitnl.

.
(TU.)'\Vh:i.t is 1h<' ._,·sfrm of sewcrn"'c ,·
nnd wlwt the condition of the priYics ~
~ Open brick drnin~. Dry cnrth lnt-
l'ines, iu Ycry good order.
 IIOSPITAL TI.ETI.;RNS. AA 27
- LEPERS' HOME, continued.

QL"ESTION III.

Gh"e the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the year 1878-19.

- And stating the Official Position of the Visitors. .

--------- --------- -----------
Specifying the ch(1.racler of the
By the Governor or Colo- By a Government By a committee of the Go-
Visit in respect to Notice.
nial Secretary. Inspector. verning Body.

-- --- Six visits by the Superin-

(
c
By Appoint111ent
tending i\Icdicru Officer.

Of Surprise

(I) In reference to the aboYe ';able,
Etate whether or not tbc Hegistcr Books
w·ere pr0duccd on every occasion ; and
if not, on how many occa.sions they
\rere not so produced !
A.11 the books of the Institution pro-
duced on each occasion, examined and
initialed by the Superintending Uedical
Officer.

(II) And if on nny occasion when On all occasions found -written up to

.
they were examined ' they wero found date.
not to he propcriy made up to date of
examination.

c
(III) State also how many Reports
of the followino- kinds have come under
the notice of tl~e Governor:- <

ta) Reports of a Financial and Sta- Debtor and creditor statement, diet
tisjcal kind, especially such as returns, stock on hand extra and stimu-
show the sntem on which la.nt returns are sent in every month to
"Money and s·tore accounts a.re the Medical Office.
kept ~ncl nndii.ccl.
(b) Reports hv Pcr~ons charC7ed with Yearly Report by the Medical Atten-
the inunccliatc ma.naO'e~tmt
0
of dant.
the Hospital.
(c) Reports bv u Government In-
spector, 'iudcpcudnnt of the
Governing Authority of the
fiospitnl.

(A p~~nd copies of his Reports,

ii any.)
 AA ~S ncsrr;A t RE:LRNS.
w;ac:-m =·rw~

LEr&ns' u. )!I:, couti1med.

QI rn:>'J'JON I V.

-- I
Diiicaso T rented.
Number of I Number of

Cases. Deaths.
I
'.-~-------·-- - ------
J.t<pr""y ... ... ... 52 10

l'ramLccda ... ... ... 62 Nil.

Elc;>h'.\ntiMi, ... ... ... 12 3

..
I l

TnLle of Cu~cs of lbc following DiFiCascs occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-

I Occurring amongst Patients. I Occurr:ng amongst Officers.

I~"'
.;
..::::
IResident Offi- Non- Resident
I
e:eC>
I
N :uno o! Disca.~o.
'-'
.... I
In case of I'atients attacked while
0
in Ho;;pifa.l state how long the Per- . .... =I· Offioo»
Is
0
...0 Eon had been in Hospital before his \ 0
atta~k, :md for what disease he was El
I ~
E j adnu~tt...I.
..:>
Cases. (e::.ths Cases. : : :
I ~"' ::>
~
- ------
I I I
Y cllo\\· FoYcr or othor Endemic
l"cvcr ... ...l l I

I I

I I
I
Plngua ... ... I I
I
!
I I
Typhu~ ... ...
Nil I I I I

Hmall·po::i: ... ...

)
I
Sc:irlatina ... ... I
I
E1.tcric (or Tnhoic!) Fc,·cr ... I I
Er;r.:pcliis ... ...
I I
l
I-
I
I
I

l'ym."llia ... ..
! '
I I
I
l
t

I I I I
I
I ' l
 >/
~ z
o'-4
~
!Z
p
.~
z
? I g . ., :2
P""~c
0 ~~ ~r I .
I f
u.
l>-
z
1"

~
.
;..
~
~
~
t""'

s~
~
s -
a~~
~
8
z CD
..

-------·- I I I
e • 0
• <D ...... <D ----
tr
c
"' Number remaining in llospital at
~
1-j ~ ~ ~ Length in feet. b . Ci.) ~ the begim:ing of the ~·ear 1878-79.
~

I 00 I I Number admitted during the year

I
""l ::::
t; ~ ~ Breadth in feet. a. "" IP- 1878-79.

~ ~ ~ Height in feet.
:-1,_.
01 ""
c.o
c.o
I -~-------------
Daily Average in Hospital· during
the year 1878 79.
.,,
- ------- ------------r-- ---- ----- ---- _, :,·___IDays Nurses.
.,_, _ I_ .,___ g. d
l!l
I'
i:i.. 0 !Z
~ CQ CQ Nwnber of Beduasigned to the Ward. ~ ~\,~ · ~ 8
-----------at- - --00- - - - -00
- - - - ; -,_,A,....m
-.-ount of cubic space a.-ailable for : I :.. : I
_ . _ · · .Night Nurses. ';< ~ oP ~ i> ~~ ~
!t ~ ~ each Patient for the average num- .
.g1::::1
. I j Not Nurses. ~~ff =='
S '@
="
c.n
"'~"
---------------------;l'T"''
ber of. Patients in the Ward.
he_m...:.:e_a....,te
.,.
-st
~-n-u-m:-;b:-e:-r~of,....,Pti"a::-.t1ents m
• d ·
.
• I
ci'._ . ""
I c.o .
Partrnl .Day
.N
l: ~ ~ :;i
Z !!? '<I §
S: P 0
g t:<1
Ul
~
:::
C
....
t;
~ ~ ~rses_ ·.~- ~ ~
(fl • .,.. r
cc cc the Wand at any one time urmg _·__ • • ;;i "g. ., "'
- - - -- - - - - - -- - - -- - -- - ;__th_e-'!._y_ eai. _·_··------.----~-I o . I· ;.. .. I Partial Night ~ ~ 81l o ::; ~
t:1
~ ~~
co
:;;
,....
g
,_.
g
- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
~ b b
1
Total area in square feet.

1Area capable of opening in ~ 5· :

<l <:
~" s·
"Pp.
g_ ~ ~ '
Z
~
•
: - .
--
::::
o

~I
I ""'
a>
a>
IP-

~
I
I
Nm:ses.
Cured
'

Relieved.
lt""';\
t::::I
~- ~
r ;.g.
Z
~ CJJ
.,,
~
~
>-i·
q
~
:r.,
f/J
square feet. I · CIQ ::i
a>

S I
a. "" ""
- - - - - - - -- ------------;-----------.---..S: ~ ""! j Not Improved.
03
lS.. '"° ~
~
Ci.)

Nil' If Privy in Ward. S:" g I ~ i~ --1

~ ~ S
I Number who died in 1878-79.

Nil If leading out of Ward.

~-
I ~t !" 57 daya I Died in 1878·7.9.
~
~
1---~~-------~-----i;-----------;---"';; 00~.H
- ~
Nil Trapped':' s'i. ~:. 34. days I Diacharged. ~
as·., ~
.... 1:1 0 ~ '<

Nil
~-~-~---~--~~-~------~:------~--~------
I Untrapped 1 """s· S''<
§=' § 2 ~ days
0 I Remaining at the end of the
year !878-79.
0

~
5l
~

f
~
- 4
2 3 days..
II Specify tho longest time for which
any one Inmate has atayed.
~
~
I'-.:>
c.o..
 ][Ol'1'l'l'AT, • TIETlTI'..NS.

1·u111.ll1 tl&'Of,RAI. l!<)!IPITAI., f;P.\:IISR TOWN, rm.ti1m1·d.

QtrnsT1ox rr. continued.

(1.) Whnt quanlity of wider is nvail- An unlimited supply.

nhl1: for cuch puticnt every clay I.

Whnf is the source of the water Spnnish Town "\Yhter "\Vork8.

supply I.

\\'hut is th e qu.tlity of lhc wnror? Yery good.

(IT.) Detail the nrrnngcmcnts as to 1 ~Ia.le Bath.

baths nnd lavatories.
1 Female Bath.

1 General J.invatory.

(Ul.) \\'hat is the system of sewerage; Four covered mn.son work Drains lead-
nnd \\hat the condition of the priYics{ ing into the main sewer. Urv earth
latrines. in very goocl order. •
 TIOSPll'AT, Rl~'l1Jfl).~. A.\. 31

QL"I:Sl'ION III.
rt:BLIC cr::-n:n.u IlO:!PITaL, SPA~l:SII tows, co..tim1~d.

Give th.i number of Visits of Inspection pai,l to the Ilospital during the year 1878-'i!).
----------,------------------ - - - - - -
And stating the Official Positio~ of the Visitors.
--------.---·----
Spee:f)•in"0 the ch'\ractcr of the
.,~
By ihe Governor or Colo- By a. Government By a committee of the Go-
Visit in respect to Notice.
nial Secretary. In~pec(or. verning Body.

---- 18 Times by the Superin-

c

tending Medical Officer antl

Of Surprise ... 1 ......

!vi5iting Justice.

;I.) In rcforc:ire to the- above Table, All the books of the Institution were
state whether or not the TIPgiQter Books produeetl on each occasion, examined
were produced on ever~· occasion; and if an<l initialed.
not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced ~

(IL) And i r on anv occasion when On all occasions properly written up

they were examined °thev were found to clntc.
not t~ be. properly made ·up to date of
ex.:inuur.twn.

th (III,) State also how numv Reports of

n e.following kinds have conic unclcr the
ohcc of the Governor:-
(a) Reports of n Financial and Sta- Debtor nnd creditor statements, diet
tisticnl kind, es1wcinlly such us returns, stock on hand, extra and stimu-
show the svstem on which )fonev lant returns, arc sent in every month to
and Store 'Accounts are kept and the Island ~Ietlical Office.
audited.
(bj Reports bv persons char(J'ed with A yearly Report by the Parochial
tl1 . " 0
e immediate manaO'ement
0
of )Ieclical Officer in charge.
the Hospital.
~:) Rep~rts by a Government In-
· })ector, indcpcndant of the Go-
v~trn1ment Authority of the 1Ios-
p1 a.

(Appcn·1 . ,.
u copies 0.1. his I!.c1)01·ts, ii any.)
 JIOSPI'l'AL ' ltETURXS.

r\IULIO O.ESERAL llOSPlTA.L, SP.l.SISII ioWN, conli11t1~d.

QUESTION IV.

l'aultJ of Caace or u:ich kind or DiRC:.140 •rre:1ted in tho Ilospital in tho yenr, with tho Number of Deaths from each
aucl1 Disei1SO :-

Numbor of Nnrnbor of
Di11Cnaoa Troatoo.
Cnsos. Deaths.

Fract111'1)11 ... ... ... 4

DiAua&O nf tho nunt'4 ... ... ... 5
<:unfo1J I>iec:16()11 ... ... ... 2
Dywcufory ... ... ... 4
1
Intcnnittt·nt ro,·er ... ... ... 1
Di8'JM<)ll of tho Brain ... ... ... 50
!)
2
UIC<'ra ... ... ... 34
2
W ouncla and ContuaiollJI ... ... ... 16
1
Renal Dil!CMe~ ...
... ... .. . 15
2
Dillll.'111-0 of tho Lungs
AhACC!lll ... ...
...
... 7
4
2
...... ... 3
Anu:mia ... ... 6 I• 2
Syphilis
... ... ... 5
Durns
...
... ... 4 2
Discll80 of tho Eyo ... ...
Cnncor ... ... ...
1
Rheumatism ... ... ... 1
Uterine Diaea.~cs ... ... ... 15
Onychin ... ... ...
2
DiscMCS of tho Bladdor ... ... ... 4
H11m1orrh11gos ... ... ... 2
Typhoid ... ... ... 1
6
Total ... ...
I 196

T11ulo of CMOS of tho following Disc113es occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officer~ :-

I
_
Occurring amongst Patients.
- - - -- - - -
Io ·
ccun-mg amongst Officers.
,. --------- ---
Namo of Diecl\80. ' ~i In caso of Patients attacked
while in Ilospital, state how long A
~ Resident
Officers.
.Non-Resident
Officers.
o tho PmTOn had boon in Hospital t;
j
.§,
;. ,
I hcfdro his attack, and for what
disease he was admitted.
~
..::i
g
-
/
- --- ---

Cases. ,Deaths Cases. Deaths

- - - - - - - - - -' :.-; I I
Yf'llow Fo\'er or othorEndomic l
Fever ...
I - - - - - ------
··· Nono
I'laguu ...
Typhus ... ::: I :::
~mall · pos; ... . .. I
i::c:trlntina ... I
Entcric (or Typhoid) Fovor
G All admitted with the Disease
Eryaipcl1111 a
Nono I
T'yromia
... I ... I
 p.-i .... .,., -,
~
~J - - -·-
en

II
o<> "<!
...... a \
l
~ ~
u ::0 g_ s"' E:g e. Give the Numo or Number of each
t--
~
0"' e. .., "' "'
c:
;:::
u
s£ "'
'< -
!;-
9
i:; Ward.

>
y ...... >.:>
------~'------&3---,
!-.:> Length in feet. Number remaining in Hospital at
ti C> >.:> cc
-~ the beginning of the year 1878 79.
t:= --...... ..... ...... ..... -c:>--rnreadth-~:;;.
t>.:>
\
c ...... 0 >.:> c.;1
N~nbcr
(J

~v
......
0
-- -
---
......
l'-l
- --
- ~- ·
..
-......-___-_----b
...... c.;1 ~ j ncig~t_in_fcct.
JS umber oi llods assignc<l to the
1
-----,
~ ~ I
I
admitted during the year
1878-79.

I !>:>
-
.... .... ""° t>.:> I Ward .
- -....
-
c..:,
?'
~
Daily average in Hospital during the
year 1878-79.
~
o:>
Oo C'l
a.
......
0
C,;1
....
c.-..
:_.,
......
!>:>
a.
Amount of Cubic Space available
for each J>atient for tho :wcrago
number of PationU! in tho \Vard.
----
.,.. 1 I Day N W'ses.
.
g-~ 5.z
p...

4 i'foQ El
I
"I:!
Cl

-~ INightNur~
0 t<I
0 0 O• 0
.... t:l ~ ....
t:"

---· ---- ------II l'l;o·-;catctit 1 0"' c

f
uumbor of Patient:; p::j
in tho 'Yard at nny one time l.,, I Not Nurses. "'~·1:/l
0
z~ 0
!>:> .... .... .... !>:> I during tho year.
'°
t.:i
_ _ _ _ __,I_ - - - - -- - t:= ~Cl>
~~'-cl~ .g [>j
rr;

. ~
l'articl !Jay
-- d
t::l Nurses. ~]-S. ~ ~ ~
~
'.r'ota.l area -i;:l\-m-rc_,----- 1
...... o~ ::: ~ ~'< g"O
c.;.
0
--
01
0
....
c:: ~ 8 fcet.
I
15~~ef
§· ~ g. go
H
0
z I
Partially Night
Nurses.
• ~er~ =
0
"'
t-l

~
~
-- . -~--------~ "'"'
l.o,,.. 7
!4

I ~-.-,-~--~----1. ~~
1
...... Aron. capalilo of open- o~ ~ ~ 1-4 1'-3
....
~
ing in square foct. H Cw·cd. !"-I
~
CJ• (Jl 0 "'t:l
• (IQ "' - - - -·,

------ __._
0
.
0 0
--
0
------ la,.
Nono If Privy in W&rd. ,.; ~~ I
I
~ ~ ~ j Relieved. g. f:!.
f:l co l:l
(J).

---- -- ----- ~I I i~ ~;...:

~i-:.~:::s
1
~;~i 0t -1 Not Improved.
Nono
I If lc.'llling out of Ward.
- -
· <P 3· c;·
~ t:l I
~ ""° ~ I Number who died in 1878-79. - -

!- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :I
Nil

.
Nil
,. _ _
-"' ~
~g:e,t<J
i::..a~"'
I
I
Trapped l

·- Untrappod ~-
--
~:"' '-·~ i;·~ ~
<:-80
- - - _;~,. ~
~
...... t:l Ir.-~
21 days

20 days

-----1
43 days
1 Died in 1878-79.
.;..-- - -- - - - - - - -' 0

I Discharged.
Remai.Jung at- ·the endof -
1878-70.
dii ~ fr
~

'<l
-

~~;~ ~ I~~1mso.
!;'<§-:::I s ~I . . . °' -
~se.~
;~;. I .
~
gl c..:.
o
o:>
0
I Ch. Ulcor Caso 166 days Leg Am-
putated.
>
;....
~;
- • a 0:.:.

'
f)

f'\
 llOSPITA.L RETURNS .

l'VDLll.l OE!ir:B..il IIOSPJTA.L, cn:Al'ELTON,

.
continued.

QUESTION n, continued.

(J} Wht\t qunntit.y of water is avail-
able for each imtiont ovcry day '/
The quantity of water available for
each patient every day is practically
unlimited. The tank holds 12,000 gal-
lons (:Forty two thousand gallons) and
the rainfall in the Chapclton District
keeps the tank full all the time.

'Whnt is the source of the water sup- The water from the roof of the llos-
ply ! . pital is conducted by iron pipes into the
tank.

'

What is the quality of tho water ? Very good as drawn from tke tank.
The water used for drinking is filtered
through a Barbadoes drip stone; aml
there are also two Silicated Carbon Fil-
ters in use.

(IT.) Dotail the arrangements as to Concrete Bath filled by force pump

Baths and Lavatories.
from tank; also wash basins in Bath-
room,

(llI.) Wlll1tis the system of sewera~e ·

~nd what the condition of the privie~?' Surface scwera~e. The ..uospital is
situated on a hill, ~nd the ground slopes
in all directions from the building. The
privies are dry earth closets arranged on
the side of a hill, and·the earth changed
three times a week.
 HOSPI'l'AL RETURNS.

PUBLIC GE..~RAL HOSPITAL, ClliPELTON, cimtinu~d.

QUESTION III.

Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the year 1878-79.

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

Specifying the charncter of the

Visit in respect to notice. By the Governor or C:olo- By a Government In- By a Committee of the
nial Secretary. spector. Governing Body.

---------- -------~

By Appointment Once c

Of Stl.rprise By S. M. 0.

(I.) In reference to the above Table, The Books produced, examined and
state whether or not the Register Books found correct;
were produced on every occasion; and
if not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced?

(II.) And if on any occasion when Properly made up to date.

they were found not to be properly made
up to date of examination ?

(III.) State a.lso how many Reports
of the following kinds have come under
the notice of the Governor : -
(a) Reports of a Financial and Sta-
tistical kind especially such as
show the system on which
Money and store Accounts are
kept and audited.
(b) Reports by persons charged with
the immediate management of
the llospital.
Copy of Report, " Have much satis~
faction in making a favorable report as
the result of my inspection of the Hos-
pital. The cleanliness of the wards
and equipment, the :i,ppearance of the
Hospital Staff and condition of . the
patients bear testimony to the careful
supervision and attention constantly
exercised in the interest of the sick.
The Books were •neatly and carefully
filled in to date; the store rooms and out-
buildings in a satisfactory condition so
far as the Hospital Staff are concerned.
Inspected the dinners prior to issue and
consider the diets good and properly
cooked."

(c) Reports by a Government In-

spector, independent of the
GoverninO'0
authority of the
Hospital.
(Append copies of his Report if any.)
 llOSl'IT,\J, RE'flJR};S.

l'Ulll.IC 011.'ilm.\L l!O~l'lTAL, CRAPELTOS, co11ti1med

QUES'l'ION IV.

'l'4Llo of C~ of c."ICh kine I of Diw:l.80 'l'ro:Ltod in tho Il?spitru in tho ye41", with the Number of Deaths froni ca.ch
such Disease :-

l>i!l'll!CS 'l'rcnt1.'tl. Number of Number of

Cases. l>eaLhs.

----
Abscc._wis ...
...
3
1
llronchitill
Gon\'Uwous ... 1 1
Cnnccr ... 1
Chirl'X\'I ... 1
))cb1lity ... 4 2
Oin1Tha:':l ... l
Dysentery ... 2 l
Dro~3Y ... 7 4
Epi C}~Y ... 1
..
l~u\cr, rnl~1111itknt ... 5
llcmit:cnt ... 1
Frncturc, <:Iaviclu ... 1
II
'I'ltigh ... 2
" 'rhumb ... 1
C:onnrrho.:a ... 3
Unatr1tis ... 1
llyclrncclu ... 1
lns:1nity ... 2
K idncys, Pisua~o of ... 2
...
~:I
;\IcmtnvLtion, Uisen803 of .3
Morl111~ Co:L<o
Onyd1ia
...
...... ... 1
l
01~'Cna
1
Orchitia ... 1
l'htltlais ... 7 4
l'arnlysie ... 2
l'robpsus l'tcri ...
l'nrn11hymoois ... 1
1
Hhu11111ntiil111 ... 3
Tumilitis ... 2
Scintlm ... 1
Skin, DiBo:ISC3 of ... 2
~tricturo of Rectum ... 1
Slricl.11ro of Urethra ... 1
Snhilis, l 'rimnry ... 5
" Constitutionnl ...
f-;~,\O\'ilia ... 1 1
\\'011111Lt, Gontu~t.'<l
lnci.sccl • ...
...
2
11
" 4
Gun Shot ...
l'lccn1 ... 1
Y11w11 ...
::: __ii_,___ _
SunOic.u. Or1'.R.\TIO'iS-Al!rt:T.\TJO)!~. ,_ _uo
_ _ _ _13
_ _aI
I~~ loclow Kuoo
J<'oot Kcy11 3
Forc.'U1l1 1
Circumcision 1
1'111nccntcs.is .\lxlominns 5
J_ _
7
I__ _

. I
 llOSPITA.L RETURNS. AA 37
PUBLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHAPI:LTON, contittr•ed.

QUESTION IV' continiied.

Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-

- Occurring amongst Patient. OccuITing amongst Officers.

Name of Disease. In case of Patients attacked while i

~
Resident Offi- Non-Resident
cers. Officers.
in Hospital state how long the Per- '$
son had been in Hospital before his
~ attack, and for what disease he was
s admitted. Cases. Deaths Cases. Deaths
Iz -
or other Endemic __6_
1
.tted
_0_n_e_P_a-ti-en_t_admi
__ __f_o_r _S_tr-ic_t_ur_e_o_f_I!- - - - - -- -
c:

'
Yellow Fever
Fever Rectum after 30 days in Hospital None.
was attacked by Intermittent Fever \ I

Typhus

Smallpox

Scarlatina

Enteric (or Typhoid) Fever

Erysipelas
Pyremia

Asnu)(s AND HOSPIT.LLS-10

 ,-.
I ;-,_
-
I
~=. . WW- >dS ....... , WWW W< . - . . ....- ...---::rw~ » ::z=> 4'=""" ;;.
... - ~ ~ t;>I"

I
: I ,.···~~,
§ ~.t E: ' ~.. ;- ~
; [ o , Git"c. th> :\11'.r.l' or 1
::'.'ILiL icr of t•·;i:l1 1 C U)

J ~

-
~
-
: '.i i
' g g :i: Lc.r;;t'1 i11 frc. •.

t~
. - Ll
.. ,....
u -:.:; __:_ l Nu111l ..'r reu1::,Pin:; in Hospitnl nt
the 11<.'&innir.; uf the year 1Sid-i9.

"' '·~"" '""

r
l¥ ~

Nu!11hu- r.dmittctl during tho yc:u-

::">
-- c 0 1!:78 79. 1
'i ------ -~

. - r..; f'5
•.:. ~~
..
10

--,--,
<-•
-r
""'
;:> ·~ B~ Dn:ly A'"fil"llb'tl in Hospitul during
C> i.:. g; ~ the yo:ir 1818·1!.1.
~

~
-...,
::"> J;
- 0
0

- ~- -
,:..
J1;1y N UI'!'CS. E--~ ~ 0
~ 0 ,.....
~

-- ~ - $~~-~· ..,
y '-"
j Q
H
-
Night Nu10eg, . --: g ~ > .c
c:
;:
:... ...,
"":!
Ii ~ [ ~
:- :.-
......
e ....·~ .- ~ ""' - c.o ·- ·- -~-, Not Nur~c~. ft ~[ff ..., c
~ :-<
(,0

~---
~
9
-~

,..~
~-~s ~
oj·gc. ~~
. Cl~ l
8
z
·---- , -, -: -
l 1uiuu Day
N lll'SCS.
~ --
z e~~
;;
= 0 .,
~ ""! ~
~ ~ ~ '-::!
§
1Z"
H
0
~
~
~~.

..
~
!'
~
~
....,
r-:
l:;j
- ......
... I Pm·iinl · Ni;;f1t-
Nur'\e.'l. t:> • a; 1
~
~

"'...,--:
I
Y.
'-''
g
-
-
::i
0 / If Pr:vy in Ward. ~
:::: ~ ;~;
~... ;r 0
S', '.:1
..,
II---

~
,..... <.:•
v' ICured. ""----=---
' t;
;;;· '"d
t:

e:;
g. ~ ....
::i
0 0
:::l
0
rIf ·ward.
lc:vl:ng out of
~ -'""';$'.?._
:-r ~ -~· :: ~ I Rcl;evcd. ~
r:r.:
o·
;:j
!-=
~~
~ ""' -- , Xot improved. ~z
::i
0 0 ~ I Tmpp;,'<l !
()~-~
s·~ ;~ g-
::.:
rr <+
~ INumber v.-ho died in 1878·79.
------- _,
.... - r.' 8
IP- •

f 1:~~m:J~1ccl ? I
-f g
g 0
::i
c gg :: 2 1>ictl in 18i8-7!J. c~
~
:: §
.....,
'
~ ·---~-r Di~chru:gcd. ;::-iQ
0 0
•Y
~ ~--1
I ?~
t.: lfo1!1ainmg at the enCIUf
;::: lSiS-79. '<:

~-i_{[f §
:...
-
------------------·~Jt -a.::::•a.:::~ . I a
x
"!'
- . .. ._... ·•m nEier'l!1 t m ob • ..,.- nee rn•
g· ~a~~
s. 3 a~..~
II Rpccify tho longest time for
which any one I nmate lta.S stayed·
 HOSPITAL RETURXS. AA 89

fUBLIC GE~ERAL HOSPITAL, MANDEVILLE, conti1111ed.

QUESTION II, contilnued.

---
(I.) What quan.tity of water i,s :.wail-
1Me for each patient every day ~
Unlimited.

What is the source of the water sup- Rain water collected off the roofing
of Hospital and out houses and stored
ply? in one large tank.

\Vhat is the quality of the \Yater ? Fair, ancl when filtered, ns is always
done, good.

(II.) Detail the arran(l'ements :i.s to On each side of centre block down
Baths and Lanltories.
0
stairs one large concrete bath is situated,
and adjoining each bath room is a laYa-
.
torv fitted \Vi th six basins.

(III.) What is the system Qf sewerage; Open surface drains carry off rain
an d what the condition of the privies~ water and water from baths kitchen, &c.
The pr1VIes are in good order ancl all
on the dry earth system.
 A.\ •10 JlOSPITAL RETURNS.

POOi.IO OE.:'/gJt\L l!O!il'ITAL, M.\~OEVlLLt:, corititi•ted.

QUESTIOY III.

Givo tho nutnbor of Visits of Inspection paid to the Ilospital during the year 1878-79.
- ·~ ,
- -
And stating the Cfiicial Position of the Visitors.

'Specifyin;; Ute charact-Or of

Dy tho Governor or
tl10 visit in Mpect t.o nolioo. By a Government By a Committee of tho
Colonial Secretary.
Inspector. Governing Body.

By Appointment ... ... Nil. Two by Superintending Nil.

Medical Officer.

(>f Snr]'rise ... ... Nil. One by ditto. Nil

(I.) In reference to the above Table, Produced on each occasion.

stn.tc whether or not the ltegister Books
were produced on every occasion ; and if
not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced ?

(II.) And if on nny occasion when Always found properly filled in to

they were examined, they were found date.
not to. he .Properly made up to date of
exam10ation.

(III.) State also how many Reports

of the following kinds have come under
the notice of the Governor :-

(aJ Tieports of a Financial and Nil.

. Statistical kind, especially such
as show the system on which
Money nnd store Accounts arc
kept and audited.
(o) Il<'ports hv Persons charged Nil.
'\ itb the fmmediate manage-
ment of the Ilospital

(c) Reports by n. Government In- Nil.

spector, independant of the
Governing Authority of the
Hospital.

(-A:ppend copies of his Reports

if any.) '
 llOSPITAJ, RETURNS . AA 4l

.-. l'UBLIC GEXERAL HOSPITAL, MA.>;DEVILLE, contintied.

QUESTION IV.

~a.sell of each kind of D iscaso Treated in the Hospital in the year, with tho Number of Deaths from each
Table o such Discaso : -

1--

Number of
Diseases Treated. Number of Cases.
Deaths.

-- c

ZYil!OTIC DISEASES :
... ... 3
Fever-Intermittent
Dysentry ... ... ...
...
1 1
... ... G
Rheumatism
~yphilis, Primary ... ...
...
4
... JO
Ditto, Secondary ...
... ... ... 2 2
Pyromia
Gonarrhrea ... ... .. . 3

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES :

Anremia ... ... ... 4

Anasarca, General ... ... ... 1
... ... .. . 3
Cancer (Sci.rrhus)
... ... ... 1
l>ebility
Gangrene, Senile ... ... ... i
Phthisis, Pulmonalis ... ... 3

DISEASES OF TllE NERVOUS SYSTE~l:

Dementia ...... ... ...

...
1
1
Ilomiplegfa ••• I
Neuralgia ... ... ... 3 "
Tetanus ... ... ... 1
1
DISEASES OF TllE CIRCULATORY SYoTEM :

Aneurism of Aorta..• ... ... l I

Ditto of External Iliac ... ... 1 l 11

DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM :

Pneumonia ... ... ... 1

DISEASES OF TUE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM :

Fistula in Ano ... ... ... 1

Hepatitis ... ... .. .
...
1
Ulcer of the Stomach ... ... 1

-~
DISEASES OF mE GJ::NITO-URL.'\.un: SYSTE~l:

Albummenuria ... ... ... 1

Menorrha,.,ia ... ... ... 1
0
Paralysis of Bladder ... ... 1 i
Stricture ... ... .. . 3

DISEASES OF TilE lNTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM:

.Abscess ... ... ... 3
... ... ... 1 ••
Cystic Tumour
... ... ... 1 .
Elephantiasis
Ichthyosis ... ... ... 1
Onychia ... ... ... 1
Ulcers ... ... ... 60
1

Carried fo:rward ' ... 126

I G
 IT<>S'PTTAJ. RETT RXC:.

l'Ulll.Jt1 nr.~2ru1. l!Olll'IT\L, ~{\SDEVIl.Lt:, cm1liuttl'fl.

QUES'l'TO~ 1v, contim1ed.

T11lilo of Cases u r oac l1 k me

. I uf JJ\'!!OWIO
" T~atu·
"
1
~-u 1' n tho Ho~Jlifal
· in the year 'tith tho Nmubor of DuathH, from cuch
~uch Uuscaso :- .

UisciL~o 'l'n•nt0<l. Number of Cnscs. Num her of Deaths.

I

---------- Brought forward ... 126 G

I
D1SEAS'ES OF Bo~T.S on JOISTS:

Caries ... ... ... 1

J~xostosis ... ... ... :l
XocrosiB ... ... ... 7
8ynoritis ... ... ... 1

D1sF.ABER OF Tm: En::

Cntnrnct ... •• ... 1
Ophthnlmil\ ... .. ... ... 2
'.
WouNni'I ASD ACCIDESTS :

TIum ... ... ... l

Dislocation of Shouldor ... ... ]
Fmcturo of Skull ...
...
... ... 2
" of Leg ... ... 4
" of Ci:u·iclo ... ... 1
Tnjury to Eyeball ... ...
...
... 1
Contu~e<l Wound ... ... 2
I

153
I G

Table of Cn.'l('i of tho following DiR-On.'!Cs occnlTing amongst Pationts and abo among~t Officor:1 :-

Occ1ll'l'ing amongst Patients. Occurring mnong8t Officers.

Nruno of Disca.'IO. ~ n c.'\.qc of Patients attacked while in 1-s

... .; Ho~pilhl, stt~to how long the PerJon .., ~
- Resident -N'on-Resident
Otliccr». I Officers.
~ ~ lwl hoon in Ho~pital before his at- ..8 ~
sc.> • tack, ana ror what c1isea.se he was eA --r-- --.--- --
~ 1admittc<l. ~ Cases. 1Dcaths Cases. Deaths~
Yl'llow Fo\'cr or <>thcr En<ll'mic - - - - --- ------ - -- 1

Fc,·cr ...
l'laguo ...
Typhus ...
Small-pox ... Nono.
Scnrlatina ...
lfoteric (ur Typhoid) 1"uvor ...,
!·:rysipclas J
2 . O~irc.i~n:dmittcdforUlcer-14d~ys
m llo.p1t1.1l--0perntion-Pyromia
' 1
I Give tho Name or Number of each
\Vnrd. •
r~ \
ll!
\ '
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .....
-- - ;-1
- ..,, Lei•gtl~jn £...~;. --·-- --~- ; ; -
- -
-
CN
--- .-- ....._---.§ - j Bre;;;lii~ i~ feet.
00
<;:> -1
IINumber rcmru.nmg in Hospital at
the beginning of the yea.r 1878-79.
------ ~--

~
- ---~--, Height in feet.
~---, NiiinLerof 130..ts ns:iignet! t..> tf10 t ~~ I Number admitted during the year-
1878-79.
-1
.....
t.:> 'C'>
......

I
C>
-----------
I
w War<l .
- - ~ - --~-

Amount or cuhic feet avail11hle for

each Patwnt for tho average nmu-
-
-1
-::-1 t-:>
Daily average in Hospital during tho
year 1878-79.
"'
d
-
-~ - ~ ----- --------
her of l'ntie11ts in the \Yard.
--
I !"Day Nlll'SCS.
I p.g_ az ----
tO
l"'
....
0
'Ihe greatcHt N lllllher or
1'11.tionfa in -- ~g-~ § 0
t>J
..... ~ tho \Vard at 1w1y one time during I Night Nurses. · '"' g fJl p, z p:.t
..... - --- 1 t<I 0

'r:::° .. I
II'- c:.;1
~ <!> Cl>
t!.c year. t:> I" w
-~~~-----------------.-----~-
~ ~t:S ~
' t=: ..... Not Nm'Ses. ~ g: ff
:i ( g] ~ >.,;
~
I
~
r10 --- -- l'a1~ial ~ "'=
(D

'fotr.l :u'Ca in square feet. - --- Day

---- ~ '-<l ~
~ ~ :;i ~
s 0 ~
i:-.
---·-- - ----
(':>

c::sC:o
~
!;;' I c,.o IPartiil N]giit a g_1J
~urscs. o~ ~"'
!" 0
2:
"'
::i
~
Arca capnblo d opening
5·-~
uq ~."' 1-1
I
!"
~ -.
~

-----1I
in squarn foot. !" ~ § 1-1 I I Kursc.~. ' ~ ~ _ tO ::j
p. -- l"'
~
_, ~-I
[!;
No If Privy in Ward. -· - - ~:~- (.oO Cured. ' t::l
in· >-d ~
~
~
"'~ ~
~ES I 01 - , Relieved. ~~· ::i
t>J
~~g, - CJ~ !=l.
Latrines arc Earth Closets some <li~tancc from y,·,mls
I
If kuding out of \Vanl. ip..«
~· o·
::!
-
I ~ I Not Impro\'ed. '"p. "'
!"

--c:n--, Number who died in 1878-79.

Nono :~ i ~ Cl>
-.....
--------------------------:- -------- - -
I Trapped 1 .•.
"'~::Jc
~o~ .... ,__,~ ~~ _,-~J Dead in 1878-79.
-c:n - -
j 0
~
-5· ~.~
,..,ct>
Nono Untrapped 1 ~ IDischarged. I g;~
------I
0
I 5 I - ""' ,--Ronmining at the end of ,. ~ ~

-;;--
"'" I
-
~
01 ~ IB7~ffi ~
-. . . --
.O>o'<l
s Cl>
~ .
i
t;?~O
~
'""-~
;> ;::,-' ~
'<: "'
- _::;-§
-=I 0 p.
'I Spcci£y the longest time for which
any one Inmate has stayed. >-·
;.--
$>O El II'- ~-­
• c:,;:;i

I')

"
 lTOSPITAL RETURNS.

runuo OF.SP.!U.L uo;rITAL, DLA.Cit RIVER, rQ>1tin11cd.

QUESTION II, continued.

(1.) What quantity of water is nvail- Unlimited.

nblo for each l'aticnt every day?

Whnt is the source of tho water sup The Spring adjoining the 1Ios1)ital.
ply l

. 'W hat is tho quality of tho water ? l=>rotty good Passes through a Fil-
ter.

(II.) Detail tho ari.'angcmcnts as to By means of Tubs. Bathing in the

llaths and Lavatories, Sea and Spring. J..1atcly a Bath Room
with a largo bath; it is so large ~hat
.. very great quantity of water is required
which has to be carried to it.

(lII.) What is ihe system of sewer- By. o~cn drains falling into the Sea..
age; and what the condition of the Privies are Earth Closets almost ovex-
Pl'ivies.
hanging the Sea and. in 0O'~od condition
 HOSPITAL RE'l'URNS~ A.A 45
...,.
QUESTION Ill.
PUBLIC OE~"ER.U. HOSPITAL, BLACK RIVER, continued.

---
--
Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the year 1878-79.
~

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

Specifying the character of the

- - By a Government By a committee of the Go-
Ily the Governor or Colo-
Visit in respect to Notice. Inspector. verning Body.
ni:tl Secretary.
(!

- - - ...
By ApPointment ... ...... ······ .. ..... c

······ .......
Of Surprise ... ... ... C. B. Mosse, Esq., D.S.G.,
S.hl.O., Sept., 19th 1870.

The Books were produced.

(I) In reference to tho nbove Table,
ebte whether o~ not the Register Books
ilcre produced on every occasion ; and
if not, on how many occasions they
were not so produced ?
(II) And if on ::mv occasion when On no occasion. I
they were examined, l hey were found
not to be properly mac.lo up to date of . tI
examination.

(III) State also how many Reports

of the followino> kinds have come under
the notice of the Governor:-

(ct) Reports of n. Financial and Sta- Nil.

tistical kincl, c... pccinlly such ns
show the gn;tcm on which 0

Money and S to':'c accounts a.re

kept and audited.

(b) Reports by Persons charged ~ith Xil.

the immcdintc management of
the Hospital.
One Report by Dr, Mosse, S. }I. Offi-
(c) Reports hv n. Government In- cer , 19th September, 1879.
spector, 'inclcpenclant of tho
Govcrnino>0 Authority of the
Hospital.

(Aypend copies of his Reports Repo1·t appended.

if any.)
Asnv:im AND Rosrmu.s-12
 TIOS'PIT.\L RETu"RNS.
AA W
J•t,'ll LIC OL\Ell~L llOSrIT.U., BLACK RIVEr., coul intted

QUES'l'ION IV.

l'nWo , ! CA£Caof o:ich ki111\ of Disoaso Trc:itcd in tho UoHpitnl in tho year, with tho Number of Deaths from C..'\Ch
1
nuch J)(l.'lcase : -

Nwubor of N umber of
D1scaso 'l'ronh.od.
Co.sos. Deaths.

E----------------------------------------·-----·
...
' ......
36
Intcnnittcnt Fcv~r I
... 74 1
Sloughy UICCJll ... ...
l'nrnly11ift ... ... ...
3
I nciscc 1 Wound of Throat ... 1 1
... ... ... 1
Ynws
llhcnmatism ... ... ... 16 2
Hotont.wn Urino ... ... ... 2
rndii;cstion ... ... ... 1
... ... I
... I 6 2
]lrop$y
Uisc:ISO <•f Heart ... ... ... 1
Bronchitis nnd l'hthia~ ... ... 17 1
C: unonhu;a ... ... ... 2
Hccomlary ::lyphilia ... ... ... 3
Fmcturus ... ... ... 2
lJlccrntcd 'l'hront ... ... ... 2 1
J)c(,ility ... ... . .. 2 1
l>imrhooa ... ... ... 4
;\I isrnrri:if.'O ... ... ... 1
HuLo ... ... ... 1
J.::l111cho ... ... ... l
'1\xithncho ... ... ... 1
l·:nlarge<l Sploou ... ... ... 2
C:u10 Heh ... ... ... 30
All&CCSS ... ... ... 6
Dysentery ... ... ... 2
:'ii nl ingtrin;; ... ' ... ... 11
)lonlmnd ... ... ... 1
--
T.ablo o{ Cases of tho following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-

I_ _ _Occurring
_ amongst Patients. I · amongst Officers.
0 ccurrmg

- - -- - - --- - - --------.---------'
In cnso of Patients attacked Resident Non-Resident
Nnmo of Disease.
wl>ilo in Ilospital, state how Ion"
tho Pcrs?n had been in Hospital
h~foro lus attack, and for \vhat
_______.,_
Officers. Officers.

d1Sc:i.so ho wus admitted.

Cases. Deaths Cases. Oeat}Js

----·- - - -
Yellow Fovcr or other Endemic
Fever ... ... ,
I
1 , Brought with it into Hospital . . . 1
Pbguo ... ...
Typhus ... ...
Smnll·pox ... ...
Sc:u-IAliM ... ... I
Enkric (or Typhoid) Fcr~r ...
Eryirlpclns ... ... I

Pyre111b ... ...

•
 .., ~-

\
'
B
~
_... * [
I ~~.: 1 l
o<-J

9
o§
s s-
1;.... "5·
f21 z
!»;....
.. p..
g.~
~
*: : \
~.5 9~·
'"" >-3 >-3
g:o o ? Give the name and number of each
r.o: ~ ~
:E~6:
?
s,,,.::
~~
?
""
..... Ward.
~~
. . IN -b - -
. - -. -
. . . H l
,
....
um er remammg m osp;ta at tue
el'"E!. ~ ~ "" ~ ~ \ beginning of the year 1878-79.
p. ;.>
"" ;:~ ... ~
~ft "'
~·
1:1 .....
:
~~~-'-~~~~·-"'--
..... ~1 -1 ~ I Length in feet.
~~
;! II Number admitted during the year
... 0 0<

I
0 0 01
~, ~ ~ 1878-7\> .
~
O?

~ ..... ..... ..... !-:> Breadth in fcot. §

...
" 0

- -.. :.: *-\'I

l~ en 0
'cl "" ~

-
Daily A vcrago in Hospibl C:urbg tho' "d
[ (;" (1:)

~
:..1 00 year 1878-70.
....*
..... ..... Hight in foot. t;j <:.->
i<·
* .......... (.;1

~5·
,;.. -l
<O<:> ..... -+ ....
<O c;>
<0-1 O<J>
c,:..1
O<O
o:...:i ___ - - - - - -- - -- - ______._ pf 0
<.>~ - ~
~uncn.
0
Number of ilcds :i.ssigncd to tho 6-iz
.*. I
c.>
rDtiy
~
(JQ !l> p..o
~ r::!:. 5· F.
~ "" ""' ""en o 'Vard. 1- - ""
----- ------
,;;
~(bO~(A P:l
Amount of Cubic Space :waibblc 1 Night K urses. • ,_, 1:1"'
0"'
~ ~ 0

l
~
.... ~""' for each Patient for tho avcrn.~o
§
l
~
""(,)1
"=> 0.. number of Patient in tho Ward.' .g \ Not Nurses.
(1):.> ...
P.,... rn 0
0
CJ>
CJ<
ttl .
11- - - - - - l'arlilll
- ""
--Day
--- t3 8~~ t=.!
~
-------
~
The greatest number of Patients in
~ .... 1 Nur.;es.
~"' « e
et~~~
!"
~!-4 ~

I
the Ward at any one time dm·ing
....
cn
~ 01

c.>
I the year.
1· Total area in square O~
0
~
1-4
!"-i
I-' I-'

~
-r:1rtial Night"
--
Nurses. 1
l
[,Q

~~
•
t-0
_.

•
...
tj
0 "'{'

I
:-<
"'~
~!>;-
I
c..:i t-:>
'O 0 :::S~ <=> Cm-c,l. t:l
..... "" ~ o S feet. <'> t:S
~·'"ti ?1
~
.... 11> ~- ""' 0 1
..., ---c.> Area. ca.pablo of open-
.t::.:::S
o;a 8-
1:1
;:.> p.. p..

~,,, ..... C> RclicvP.d. I ~~

~~
~
~
I
~ ing in square feet .
C»
..... ~ en
C»

·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --\lfP•h•yin W""1.

OQ

0
-o
I
~ .. I Not Improved. P."'
Nono :;i~:;g \ Number who died in 1878-79.
i::::r'"l=I C» <.:>
~~1-da ------
ti I Died in 1878-70.
\If leading out of Warcl\ 0 ::i.5· ~ ~
Nono

Er~
~ t:S

w~
1
i--~--~ I Discharged.
~~
::r'<IQ

I
0"'
Trapped 1 ~~
Nono ..... s s· ::r
<o -'°
""
i--~
""
; ,-Ro-m-ru-.ru-_-n_g_a_t_t_h_e_e_nd
__o_fl-8-79. ~
e15"'"' a.
Nono
Untrappcd 1 ~ ~· g ~§ c..:> C>
\
_[ _ $ .
.... *
O>
~
I
Specify tho longest time for which ~
""
O>
p..
any one Inmate has sta.yed. 11>-
Privies a.re detached and on tho
day earth closet system. ~ ~
"'
t!:>-
-:J

"

....---:.
 HOSPTTAf, IlEiliRXS.

rt'IILIO OI:X&ll.\L llOSl'ITAL, SWA.">X.\-L..\•lL\J:, co11tiliued.

Qt1~Sl'IO~ u .-(continued)

(1.) Whnt qunnt it)· of' wntcr jq avail- Ordinnrily nn unlimited supply can
ublc for each patient- eve ry dny ! lJc obfainecl, but when it is necessary to
purchase, a gallon a day for each patient
is a.llowcd for cooking and drinking.

What is the source of the water- sup- A stream running outside the enclo-
ply ~ sure; should this supply foil, or from
any cause be rendered unfit for drink-
ing, water is purchased.

What is the qunlity of the water~ Good.

'

•
• (TI.) Dctnil tho nrrnnO'emcnt as to No Bath house or Lavatory.
l3aths and Lavatories ~
0

(UT.)Whnt is tlto system of scwcra"'o,

nncl what the condition of the nriviest:1_1, • • No sewers. Dry earth system in use
1· m the Privies which are clear ed out
daily, or oftener, if necessary.
 HOSPIT..l.L RETURNS. i l 49

PUBL!C Gr:::;EP..t.L H OSI'ITAL, SAVAlti\"A- Lll.- ::u..ui., conti;;.tted.

Q.W:S'.::IO~ III.

~e the N u mber of Visits of ! nsrcctior. p::i<l. to r110 Hospit::! dm·ing the year 1378-79.

And st:>.i.ir.6 the Offic::J Positio::i of tho ·visitors.

Specifying the character of tho

By tho Governor or :Gy a Govem mc::it By a Committee of the
the visit in respect to not ice. (
Colonial Sccretn.ry. Inspccto::. Governing Body.
c

T1.o by Agent Ger.era! of

By Appointment I1nl!'li';r~~·ou ,
one hy Su-
pcri.n::::ncling Med:d Offi-
cer.
Of Surprise
\

(I) In refer ence to t he a~o-re Tn.hlc,

state whet her or not the Register Books
Alwn.ys p:!?oduced. I
were produced on ever y occasion ; uncl i f
not, on how mn,j1y occasions they were
not so producccl ?
I \

(II) And if on n.ny occasion when th"y

"Were examined, they w er e founcl not to
.
Alwavs made un t o date. .
be. pr?perly mudc up to dute of exu-

i
mmation.

(III) State also how many Repo~·ts of

the following kinds hn.Yc come 1.:.nder
the notice of the Governor:-

(a) Reports of a. Finuncinl :nvl Sta-

tistical kinc.1, especially su0h as
show the s':sfom on which m oney
nncl Store Accounts :ire k ep t untl
audited.
(b) lleports by Persons charged with
the immcdiuto management of
the llospifal.
(c) Reports hy a Governmen t In-
spcc~or. indcpcndan t of fl.le Go-
VC"i'n1ng Authority of the ilospi-
tul.

(A_Ppend copies of his Rcp01·ts,

-- if any.)
.A.srtu. - - -
• :US AND B.OSPlT.U.g-13
 IIO~l'ITAL RI:Trr.xs.
-
<!rESTIO~ ff.
Tnule of Oases of ucl1 l:incl of 1)j Cl\!~ "'rc:1 1 LI tl 1osp.t ', in t!:o r~r, 1;\'it:1 lTumbcr oi Deaths fro:n C.'\Ch
Mtil ....'°'k... -
---
Numh~r of NnmLcr:or
Ct\S'~!i. D.iutha.

j
------
lntcnnittc:ni Von.r ...
(>-
,.)

2u
-1
H.,111,t;cut :r'O\Ct ••• 1 -
Acutu P.hct1111ntiml ... :3 -
MII c11Lv nhomu:itiam
l'hromc J:lu:um~t.sm
...
.. .
1
1
--
1'1.111.ry l:i) phll:J
Secondary :;yp!ulia
.. .
...
7 -
'l'o:rt.ary l:))lo!Ulill ...
2 -
G. ngrcnoua l lccIT.tion of I.r0bfa nnd Thi;;:l!I, 1·1·obt.lily G.n.lUJ.it;c (Inf::nt) 1 1
Hcrcdit!U'y ._.yphtl1S .. .
2 -
1 1
Aporlcxy .. . 1 -
Functional I>it...."Wl of t:1iinul Conl
hliopntluo llctnnus
.. .
...
1
1
--
ConJ1111cth·itis ... 1 -
Kcrotitis l -
N c11111l01c !'nm in r-:nr 1
V'nlrnlnl' Uisca.~o of litJArt :i
Lnryn:titi~
1 -
IIMnchi:U ('nf :u-rh 27
2
--
Pnouruonin
l'htbisb 1'11lmn11nliB 3 2
Acuto Hronch1tis 2 1
I lj 11entcry 3 -
lnlCX?timu Wonns 1 -
Omn:hre:1 llj 1
C'onstip:ition 1 -
Chrome JIcp:ititis 1 -
Chronic Hcpntitia with Dropey 1 -
Congestion of Ll\'tr 1 -
.T:mndioo 1 -
En! .ie;cd Spleen 4 -
Abcloruin:1l llrop~y 1 -
<ionorrho:.• ' 1 -
Stricturo of l'rcthm
Alx•rtion
1
1
--
.Acute S~no\·it!s 1 -
Ahsccss m Perineum 1 -
.t\~ in !'crotmu
,\ bxcss ln Leg
1
1
--
Unugrcno of J,oz !rorn Slou,,hinc• Ulcar 1 1
Ulccn, ~loughin:;
0
"' 10 2
" l u<loknt
" Hmplo •
5
7
--
Wnrts 011 l'r~puro 1 -
Yuwa
<Jcur·~l D~hility
1 -
(icncm.l Debility irom ?>falr.rinl Poisonin"
::: 7 -
1
1
C:ontmiou'< " "· 2 -
C:Ontusct: \\:m1n•l ci Fin!,'f:r ::: 1 -
co11t\Ued '' ouu<l of llnnc.1 with Fracturo of lio:ics 1 -
2G2 I 12
I
 ROS"PITAL RETI.il11'S. AA. 51
N*rnza==._..,..-sw • * St A*

.--- PUELIC GE.,.ERAL IIOSHT.U., SAY~"")<A-LA-~, continued.

QuESTIO:N r-.;, co:itiiwed.

- - - Table . n·ISC'.l.Sen occurring

- - of c:ises of tho fo11owmg . r.mongs.• ni: at1cnts
' :md a_rn
i amongst Ofilcers :,-

Re.~iclont ~on-Resident
Name of Disease. O.ilicers. Officora.
~
~ ci
.!:J ~
Cl ..,
au
~

Yellow Fever or other Endemic

Fever ... . ..
I
Plague ... ... I

Typh113 ... ...

Small-pox ... ... i :Kil.

...
Scarlatina ...
I
Enteric (or Typhoid) Fever ...
Erysipela:i ... ...
Pyaimia ... ...

·-
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Q

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i.::
e.
c
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e
;:;
t•
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I
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c;c

9~
0

:
.,:::
2.
c.
r,
~
" 1-:l

I
-- - ~-
C..:r,j
;::·C..>
jj :;·
c.>
..... ....t;. I I
! ·~
{J:J
I
- ---'-- - ~ -
-•
r;.
.....
I__ ~-------~-
Xuml:er ren1ahiing fo Hoq•ilru at
tho b..."'ginrn:g o! t:io yc:ir lb7S. 7!1.
-·----- ---·--
...- -
....
__ t.0
c,.:.t;;J

~· ~
I
-
I·'"- I _, -
::0
I!'\mnlier
1 w- <:> ndmitted~orlt:;~h;~~,
1873-;",.
.....
0 $ ......
0
---- . . I
,_
:Ol
w '"
Daily A R"f'.r,e in 1~1t::J d~~~~
the ~·c:ir 111i:i ;!).
0

-
..... ----::-
~
,;. 1· D X ---- - -
-r
- -'- --- --, °Ni
Y. ay;: •
.r~~
C'> w Ul'l!C!l. I
'°
~-
-- --~ ,_
,C'>.......
;. <:>
-·
~ ~
~--~--.;;
~ 6 1tt ~=~-
--,.. _:- :::-- i~E-_
. . ; =8
r:n
.-
~
g
c:
,F.
c
~
0
en
""'' C•
- t:'
<"'1
I'
~
§"
-
not•'=· ::i ,, ;;· c"
Y--~
:::.. ......
0
v. ,.,;-:
~

t:J ~s - - ·:: li.·nrtiil_ u-::---y = ~ H ~

..... 7 :::-...: ; ~ ....
w c:..-. w ~ '< t~ - • - •• ::: 0 ;:$
>-:
0
I - .l'.;1r<.c '-
- - - - - ----~.-- lbr1111l~i;:;Et
.., -- ., ;;
tj°~'?
~
....: '"
t" ~

~
1 feet 2 inchc:i by 5 i•1chc:i .-.
~~-t;;:
t')
~~
_$;... ..
~

~
~ NLl''.~ . g.~7
--------g--_l_-_c-t-:rc.~.l~ -~----- - .....'.
0
~
.:-<
..
~
;:i
~·
~
~
E. ==~ ~
t~
'./,
t1 ~~ !'
0 foct hy :) faot
:·, lS !J ~ 1n~.·•e<.l. r,, t" !'"'

~6-
;.;..
a2 :.;- "'
~
~
0
I Ii P1i.-y ia W:m!. [" '.:. f.l
c. ...

;:J~.
... t-J ...
c;1 INu,LLtr d.·) tl'.t·d il· 1S7S-'i!l.
i-·

[
!?,
0

!.;"~
I
I
If k:ding OU~ cf \Ya:'1. a.~ g
. ==+=o

I :[?-:I
liJ tl~ya I Did in 18';"3 ':":>. • 11
0 T:::prec~ 1 _.-g
~::t
aJr;~
~~
c 1-J
o ...-;-ccl-:s IDisch~cctl. I~
~
0
I
Unt..-:ippcd 1
I s
- :=r ti
11"'< .....
0
I r:o•1:nini11g nt tl:o cntl of i!:o
yc::r lb7€-l'U.
I ;-:.
I?
l:O _£....,
a
P, 18 cbys.
S:cc:.iy tl1c.? lon~~t t:mc for 'l"•lilcli

v
--===--=~-==:=:oc::::c...'..=;;:==::i=i;:=c::::::=~••"""'"-===-=zi.::.....===::c:o::=:;z::~;::;:=""""""'"'=<ll==ca;::::.....
::ny o:::'c I=tc h:is i:-~rctl.
 IlOSPITAL RETURNS: A.A. 53

fUBLIC G~'"ERAL HOSPITAL, LUCEA, continued.~

QUESTIO~ II, continued.

~ater ~ avail- An unlimited supply.

eble for each patient every day .

c
A well situated in the barrack's square
What is the source of the water about one hundred yards from the Hos-
611pply ~ pital, supplemented by rain collected
from the gutters.

On account of the well being open, anu

What is the quality of the water? people having free access to it, the water
supply is often contaminated; and, in ad-
dition to this, its construction is faulty.

There arc two bath rooms.

(II.) Detail the nrrangcmcnts as to
Baths and Lavatories. No Lavatories.

As the Hospital is situated very near the

(III.) ·w hat is the system of sewerage ; sea nnd is elevated, all sewerage matter
and what the condition of the privies? is ~arried down to the sea. The condi-
tion of the privies is good, they being
constantly flushed with water.

--
A~lL\;l! ----
s A~D lfool'lTALS-11
.u 54. no rrrAJ. 1n:n·nxs.

l'CllLIO ot:llEllAL ll<>Srmu., 1.ucE.\, CQ1iti1111ed.

QUI:STI0:-1 II I.

Gh'o tho number of \Ti.its of Inspection p Lid lo tho I [ospital during tho year 1878-70.

Aml ~tatinz tho Ollici;1l Position of lho Visitors.

f:p1..>eiryins tho cb..'11·11etor of tho
----.------ --,-
\'1B1t in rc..pcct to 1111ticll. Hy tho <l11\'0l'lmr or C!olo·
uinl Socrotnry.
Hy n Govc111mont Jn.
Rpoctur. I Hy n. Committee of tho
Govorning Body.

11y Appoinlilimt I 1kputy Hurgoon Ucncrnl

I ~lossc, <J.B., 8upcrin·
, t"ndin~ Medical Ufficcr,

. .II
(2 vi! it~)

Of Surprise>' Tho HonoraUc William

, Brownu, Custos (2 Yisits)
I I
·- - - - - - - -
( l.) In reference to the nhove 'l'nhk, 'l'hcy were produced on every occasion.
fitatc whether or not the l:rgistcr Books
w<·re produ<"c<l 011 c\'cry occasion ; nucl
ii' 1101 on how man v occa~ions they were
not::.~ proclucccl ( • •

(II.) Anrl if on nny ncrasion when They were found io haYe hecn properly
ilw~· '''!rt> l'o1111d not to he prnp<·rly mudc made up to date of examination.
u :• to date of PX1imiaat ion.

(UL) Stntc nlso how mnny Reports

of the following kin<lci hn\'C come under
the notice of the Go\'crnor : -

(a) Reports o,.:iFinnnri:il nn<l Stn- The accounts rurrent. with vouchers
t i..;tirnl kin1l cspcrinl ly such as ancl certified Contractor's Accounts am
i-how t lie f;''Rtcm on which sent monthly to the Island Medical
:Money nnd s'torc \ccourft.s nrc Olli cc.
kept ~nd uuditccl.

(b) Reports by pPrsons chnrged with

. A year'y Report is sent in by the ~1e­
the immcdintc management of d1cal Officer in charge of the Institu-
the llospitnl. tion.

(c) Reports by n Gon~rnmcnt In-

spector. iwlrpcnilcnt. of the
Oovcrning u.uthorit v of tho
Hospital. '
(.A ppencl co11ics of his Heport if an~-.)
 no~PITAL RETtmN!:i: .AA 55

PUBLIC GUERAL HOSPITAL, LUCEA--<:olltinued

-----
QUESTION IV.

. t f Diseases (with Classification), Treated in the Hospital in the year, with the number of Deaths from
LIS o each such Disease.

DISEASES.

.________________________,____________ c
3 3
Abscess 2 1 1
Burns 3 3
Contusions

DISEASE OF BLooD-GL1.."D'CL.Hi SYSTE:ll :

Splenitis 1 1
I
I . . Il
D1s:i:!bE ol!' BosE :

Necrosis of Head of Tibm 1 1

D1susEs ol!' Til.E Crnct:LATORY S1srElr :

I
10 5 2 1 2
Anremia 1
Dropsy, Anremic 2 1
1 1
Ditto, Cordiac
Heart, Valvular Disease of 1 1

DISUSES OF CurA-'i"EOus SYSTE)I :

Eczrem~ 2 2
Herpes Zoster 1 1

FEvERS, Intermittent 6 6
" Puerperal 1 1
" Remittent 1 1
" Bilious, Remittent 1 1

1•
Fish Poisoning 1 1

FRACTURES , Simple 5 5
" Compound 2 2

DISUSES OF DIOESTI\'B S)'STl'lI :

Tonsilitis 1 1
Dyspepsia 2 2
Hepatitis 3 3
Diarrhrea 2 2
Dysentery 4 1 3
Yermes 2 1

DISEASES OF EAR :

Otitis 1 1

Dis11.1.sr.s or En :
Amaurosis 1 1
1
Cataract. 1
lritis (S:philitic) 1 1

Carried forward .. ·
16 114 7·--3-3·5 3
 noS'Prn.\ r. nr.Trn:\'S.
..........,,,,.,..,.......~...."='..,..."""..........-.~~~~~---~-
r u ni.1 (t Ol'l'EllAI. llOSl'ITAL, I.l'CF.A-(CHlinurd.

<)l'l': TIO:-; IV, r:o11ti11ued.

Li t, r J>:scn::ca {l'iilh <~l:u:uficn.litn) ~l'r&t-Orl iu tho ll<l!lpitnl ,i~ tho year, with the numbor of Du:iths from ca.ch
ench
~
-
l>1KCllSO-CoH•lll!l(i/,
- --y- Ie-
.. -:-
QI
~
r~ ~
'B ]p 11l QI
p:; 1:~l~
(:I...,,_
ci
....0 ]
~ QI
p:; ~ A
~g~
,p:::;
--- ---------- lll\111ght f•ll'lllU'l---:-161141--3-
H {.).
--------
3 6 3
Duua 1J1 oF N1 m·oca $\STtm :
... ... 2 l l ... .. .
<'croLml Softcnmg ...
... ... l l .. . ... ... ...
l·:p11o11'1,'r' ...
... ... :1 2 ... ... .. . 1
• • mulg1.1
l'ruulyall!
.. .
.. . ... ... 1 ... ... ... 1 .. . I

Dti!EA!'t:5 oF lli:.:.rmATOR\' S\'llTl!M :

... ... ... ... ... .. .
...1
3 3
llro:'lchitJI
l'h,bi:~
...
... ... ... !I 3
...
2
... ... 3 I 1
...
... ... l
Ha:. optys:n ...
I
I ~
J'I• BAims OF Pm:f.IR\ ()RO.\.>;S:
... ... 4 ... ... ... 4 ......
:Murl11L1 Hrl,;ht.i
l'yt:it11
...
... ... ... 1 ... ...... ...
...
l
.. . .. .
l r 111J, I 11co11tincnco of ... ... ... 1 1
...
" 1:cton ti on of
·• llopcn.ling 11po11
" S1rict11ro and
•1 Enl:u·god l'rollt.ato
...
.. .
.. .
.. .
...
...
... } 1 1 ... ... ... .. .
'

llm11:1~.U. l>!SE.\SF.S:
... ... ... ......
.........
l.urnhligt• .. . ... 1 1
Hln.!lllJU\tiam, .\cu!o .. . ... 3 3 ... ... .. .
... 6 3 3 ... .. . .. .
" Oluonlc .. .
l\!crcuri:ll Snlimtion with M1•rc11rial Palsy ... ... I 1 1 ... I ... ... ...
l Iceni ... ... ... 3() 27 6 2 .. . 4
j

Sri;r1:nc DtSI!.\Si:s:
llo:1orrba:a ... ...
...
1 1 ...
...
...
...
...
.. .
...
...
... 2 2
<)rchitis
::>nihiha, Scoondn.ry ... ... 1 1 ... ... .. . ...
...
......
Wou~11s of ,\hdumcu ... ... 1 ... ... 1
,\nn ... ... 1 1 ... .. . ...
" ... ... ... ... ... 1
" llllllll

• Total
12

... 15Gll08!l51--s1l5
-11
10
I

' .
'l'.lhlo of Caso.'! of tho following Dil!casca occun-ing mnong&t Patients nml nlso amongst Officors : -

Occ111Ti11g :nnongnt Patients. Occurring amongst Officers.

Xnmc of Di$C3SC. J111 case of Patients attacked while in R·~sidcnt Non-Rosi1lcnt

Hospital, st.ntc how hng the Pcrwn Ofiicora. Olliccrs.
I lwl hccn in Hospital hcforo his at-
1 tack, a111l for what di.sc:u;o ho wa.'I
adrnitte<L

Yellow Fovct or other Endemic

Fe\ r ...
PL'l{t\10 ...
'l')11bUJ1 .. .
Small-pox .. .
Scnrlntina .. .
1•:11toric ("r 'I'yphoicl) Fever
Ery1ji11clns .. .
1'~1emia .. .

. 1 J
 tf = ~· ~ C1= ~ ~
t-t (=) /
a ~

'
"$ ~ ~ I
"'
<
t;
~ ""
p f;.~
>tj
"'-
P -
g-
• g
~
,.... g
-?. ~
-er
I Gfro tl10 Nmuo or Number of each
\\'ard.
£!.
i;i
12

::9 ~ ~ ~ £. 7
"
-- - -I
!:' - --- - --- _e _ _ _ _ -
r:. ....
0 '" Q
~ ::5 ti ~ / Length in feet.
~ -
!="
--.=-
en
~'
,.....
?=> ,_ ,. . ;. . ·--i----- -
~·
I ""- en
Nt:1ht•r remaining in Ilospital at
the hcgin11ing of the year 1878-79.
tI I
....
~'
C..1
. .-- . .
-~
<:;r

00
~
?>
~;:t

._.
,._...
?'
. . -..-. . . .- . . -1
er

~
. .....
r>J

~
•..:>
oo

~
nr.::ulth in feet.

Ucid1t in feet.
·- '
c.s
:---1
~
X 111~ 1·c~:-;ulmittcd iliiring the year
1878-70.
-- b ·-
-------- -
~ ~ l~ 0 l:l

.~ 87 49 _... 3 ·1 m~•gc H:~~>il-:-l-1htr:g~he

--, 1;ui;11tcr of llc'<h •1SSJ"11ccl to tlw
0 C> o e> en ""' I \\':1r1l. o O.fJ8·1 G~ 73 Dally in
-- .... ~, •
1
ye· .r 1878-'i"!l.
,\mn1111t of Cuh:c Rpnco arnil::hle
fo1· each Patic!l.t for tho :wcn1go
1111111bcr of Patients in the \Y:ml.
I_>-:> - I r Day Xur..cs.
~~ §.~
a~~
~ ~
d

°'....
---- -:--- f Night Nur.;rs.·· .· .., ~ 3~
I:'
.. ___ l - ~------- -
I'l'hoin !,'f<.:ntc..~t 11nmhcr. <•f Patients --------l·------ 1 e8 0
0

_, tho \Vanl at :my timo ,_._ _ _II Kot Nnrse~. /

to
~
ii-- w
""'
<:,)
,;. I during the renr. 0110
cO
C»
-----
8 C:
,_,<>~~
IJ)

~
!.'.

..
~
;;<:
~
0
- - - .., e-1 Part;nl D:.y ;.:. .g
,;.. ,;..
-·.... ~

.
~---

....p I Total area in squaro c~ _..

t:l
en 1
1 Nnrses.
~s
:::: 'O 0
-~
::i ,...
~
!" 1::1
I:'
~
,_. I
i- ......
~8,~tn i::: II--
f"' ~ 0 ~
"""
(:-, 6 6 0
.... f1..'Ct. ... "
a El s·-<: H
Parti11lly Night !" 8..~'-g
</l
~
cf"J1 ti
-
.;.

--- 15
§· f~§'
0 ::g
~
lAn·aingcnpahlo c.f open- ~ S· "'::
~ I Nm-scs. ~ ~ ';' 0
!7,
~ t:l
... I
l:l <:,) t-:> <:,) ,;.. 00 H

~
-1
~ --1~ ro
- 1
ti"- ti"- Ct (.,, in r.qna.rc feet. a~
~ ~ ~ . !'""' I ;g 0::-cd. -- -- - H 00
~
1:1
0 I If PL'ivy in Ward. ,J :1. ~ §
:..o:;.o ~
e.o co :;: j Hclievcd. / ~~
o~ -
~
!;:
rn-
~
en

~
I If lc:-.dit1g out of Ward.
~:::!:1-d~
.............
o ""'"·o
-
0 1 ~ 11\ot Improved. I ?- zr :
:<
-- ~--- -- ·------·-----------
0

t::·
·~ ~ ......... ~ INumber who died in 1878-70.
0
~
I Trapped ~ ~ Sfw~
iq~.~~
_ _ _ _ _ _1_5_d_a-ys---;I Died in 1878-70.
10 1-11
-- >

Irn~1'"""' 1878-79. I~~

:;:::l 0 G> 1
1:1 ·1 Untmppctl 1 ~~ s. .:i~ ::n 17-2:>
0

--
9
---
!-'
2s 39-IOGd""
I
-i-Rornaining atthc endof- -
!G "'
$
0 11 9-11 clnys 1878-70.
~
s.. S1-iecify tho longest time for which
~ 138 days.
any one Inmate has stayed.
>
p.
Cl
-.:r
 110. l'J'l',\11 m:Tt'HN~.

11.111.l t.I ~I I.IL Hu l'IT\I, trr. \l'ili':l llAY, co,1f11<11cd.

C~l l ,.,l 10._. II, <'01t/i1111f•tf.

{I) \\'lwt quant ii~· of "ale1· is :tYflil- An nnlimitc<l httpply.

nhh• f1.1r each p:•licnl e-.·i·r~ 1l:i~· ~

Wha·t i~ the somcc ol'Ow '.-ntcr sup- li'rom n Spring, f'up:::ili~cl hy contract
ply~
from Wludsor .Estuic.

~\\'hat i:- tl1c qunlit~· of the water ·~ Very good.

(1 I.) 1)Pt:til the urr:ingcmcnts as to Ko lnYatorv. One l3nth Room ·which

Baths and L:irntorics. is usccl l>y I>a'tienJs alternate] y.
0

(Tl1.) \Ylrnt i!; 1l1 t· ~·1;(<'m of' scw1•1·:1!,!'C; No coYcrcd sewerage. The em.rfncc
nnd what the condition of the pride~~ ~lrnin:1~e is curried n.w:iy lly open clrnins
rnto the_ sen. Eurth Closets in very good
condition.
 IIOSPITA.L IlET'C"R~S. A.A 5D

rent.IC GE::SLr..lL HOSPITAL, ST. \.!\::S'S BAY, continued.

---
Q'C"I:STIO~ III.'

Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the yc:.i.r 1878-79.
- - ---
---- And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

specifying the character of By the Governor or

By a GOvernment By a Committeo of tho
tho yisit in respect to notice. Colonial Secretary.
Inspector. Governing Body.

C. B. :Mossc, C.Il., D.S.G., M. Solomon, Custos, 5

Br Appointment ~uperinteutling Medical Of- H.P. Thompson, J.1'., 5
11ficcr, 3 ·
I
G. H. n. Hartwell, Inspec-
Of Surprise tor-General of Constabu-
\ lary, 1

They were :produced on every occasion.

(I.) In reference to the nbovc Ta.Me,
state whether or not the llegistcr Book!';
were produced on eYcry occasion ; and if
not, on how mnny occasions they were
·not so produced ?

They were always found to be pro1)er-

(II.) And if on :mY occa~ion when
l~· made up to date.
they were examined, theY were found
not to. be _properly made' up to date of
cxamm11tion.

(III.) Stat~ also bow many Reports

of the follo wrn <P kinds lwxc come under
the notice of the Governor : -

(aJ Reports of a Financial and Xonc.

Statistical kind, especially such
· as show the ~w::;tern on which
)loncv and st~re .Accounts arc
kept ~~nd audited.

(bJ Reports bv Persons charged :Xonc.

with the immccliate manttge-
mcnt of the Hospital

(c.) Reports hy a Government In- :N"one.

spector, indcpcnc.lunt of the
Governincr 0
~\..uthoritv of the
llospital. .,

(Ap1)cnd copies of his RcportsJ

if any.)
 AA GO no l'ITAI. J~E'ITI!X5.

J ll·Lll' on:;1mu. 11.J l'ITAI., b"T. A..'i!1 11 II~\·,

1

of I d1 l.i11 l of v . c Tn..•t I 111 th !lei pit1J iu the yi:ar, l~ith the .\ u111licr nr l )1 ;Jhs from oach
1.11d1 I>• l':l!U;

N11111hu· or

Dc11U 1 ~.

----- --------------------- ---.------- ---- -

\111111ia 2
IJJBGll!Uuf Ki1ln<>)
" 111\'Cl' JO
" Ill 11l1kr 7
fl ll c:irt 2
" .I •inta 2
,, 1.,"
...,
2

...,
" Jlnun !i
•' l:v110 2
" )i un Oil• System 8 l
Jlv11C11tory l
l>mrrhu \ :~ l
l'pitl1d11·11111 or T1111g11u l
l•mutun • .... , H 1
l\•vt·r, Eu1l1•111ir ... 1
•' l :11tcdo
1
I 1
Other Fu1 cl"il
J<'iKtllh ...I
...
18
1
4
( :u11arpno ... , I
J f:l'l~Ol'l'hoi1lK ... I
I nj111.;,., (rnri•>11•) 7
I.enc• ,·yth1~111m l
.\f llllOll hngfa ...
l'hthi j,;
Hhom11ntum1
'"/ 17
5
I
7
,Syphilia 10
~lJ'\•m1011s 1':111:\rg•·mcnt .,f Xl·ck l
l'tricluro 4
l l ..1m 28 1
\\ tJllll(l.s 4
,---1;;;1---;;---
------------------------ --------'---
'l'111tl.. oi Gn•P!I of thl' followin:; Di~cascs ocrnrring amongst Patients anti also omongst Of'lc~rs :-

·. I
I
Occ11ning amongst Patient. Occurl'in;,r among~t Ofllccra.
•
Xamu ,,f Iliscaso. Ii
I
I
~
....
rn ca~l' d Patients ntt:1cke<l whilo
in Il'"Pital st;•(c 11·>11· long lhe l'ur-
Hcsi<lt·nt Ofli- N on-Hc~ident
Clll'S. 0 fiiccrs.
0
~"'I h:i..~ l•cen in Hn~pit:1l heforc his ~
.!

--------,---·--
atta..k, llllll for what tliscaso ho was
! Y.a ::ul1111ttool. ]
o

I ;:l
t"i
\'t.Jlow FO\•cr ur nlhcr E 111k111 ic
l'u\"1'

' Pl c;uu

]
SCJrbtiua

Eutcric (o" ·rn>l10:J) J·'cH•r

1
Erysipcl.1. ...,
I 'y: 1111:1
 - - -
"'l>-1 l r.j
(;-
"4 I Give the Name or Number of each
»j

lix
......
~ r'
!1' ; ; I ~~
~
'./,
ti -
-----
Cit
!-=>
. - - -------
('P
~
·1 Lcn;;t-h-i1_
1_f_co-t-. · - - - -- - - \ ____ -- - - - \
~I·,, --
~ - - -- - ~- - --/ J}r~~dih in fee-;------ - - t; l;3
Number remaining in Hospital at
tho 1.x-ginning of tho year 1878-79.

I .....
c.>
..... IIlcfgl1t in fc;t..~ - - - - -- ----·- -------- - ---------···- - -·
.....
s=~· - -
C>
.... - ""~-- -·1· Number -c.;r l3Cdil-iWli,;ne'l1 -totiie -
,.. Ward.
~
01
.....
~
~
N um t cr :ulmitt.cd during tho year
JB78 rn.
c --~--------~
-.J Amount of cnl:c space avnilahlo
..... for wch Patient for the :'\V<'.rngo Dnily A vernvo in Ilospital <luriug
b(;1
numl>cr of Pu.t.; i:nts in tho War.I. 30.'iii tho year 1878-79. "'c:
~
""
~
c

I .....
<.:> ""
0
'1'110 grcato&t num her of Patients in
tn.~ Wartl at any ono timo <lol'inc:
the yoar.
t.:> P,.O
~ C.;:::i ~
a M '~
g,z 0
~
t.:
P:t
0
(/J
I:> tj :A ,0 ~
- -· ~
!>:
,"f .., Q

Q
,,, I t.:> 0 IA
<'>
c1
H
>
t:"' :::3
;...-
O C'~ ~ ':/2 i:l
~~
0
Q1

"' 'g~8Ei"
I" -· ~ '1-
Er S°"~o
~ H
......
0
~
I C>
t
yr-
>-']
.....
0
~
0
"'>'!
:!I
t"
;;
°"
-~ ~
I t :> ti- ~
t!l
·1
.....
t~
C>
f¥>
~
. a~
:l
c.o
;:l . t-1 $"
ti ~
z
I ~
t~
- _.. ..A
..... [A
E ~o· If Privy in Wc.1'11.
g,a t>l
....
~·;. §
e:< ::-o
0
.,,i:i."1~ gn ~
-1
.t.:> ~
g.~ ~ i:..r=l-j~ Id
,.;. ~ ·<">
"' a.:::
"' 0
I If leading out of
W:.rcl. • <P ~-[' ~
-
ITrappe~?
'" ;:l
5'tj
o~ ,..,
H
to -
.....
..... em ..... .....
;:l I::' El" it

. l Untrappcd 1
:::!--tO OI';' ..,0
i;-g ... §
~~ '<I

ff "'t" :+~ ::l~ ~ c;n

~~;l
.., '<I I t1
~
I I 0

t~

I
..... UJ ~
CD
"' 13
(;° 0
0
"'
Id ~ l>-
~ ~ l'I § 11>-
p,.
cp .
l
!;;"
0
i:s
i" .
- -
~ ~
I-'

"'

"
 AA 02 no Fl'l'At J!Ul't:R~~.

l'UDLllJ Ofl!':l:l:U IIO~PITJ.L, I r.Y mvm:, ron 1.m1cd.

QUI:~'TTON rr, 1·ontinuerl. ·

(1.) Whnf, qn1111tify of' w:itcr is :m1il- '!'here is vn (r l liuitum supply of wutor
c~nc:h patient evorv clvy !
nlJlc for fo1· nll pu1·11oses .

"Whnt is the source o( t11e water sup~ hon Tanks, Ponds, Sprin 00 •
ply~

':Whnt is the qunlity of the \V"ntcr? Dnpprd :md filterrd, the water is
good. :i.\" o ill effccts result from its use.

(IT.) Dctnil 1lw nrrnngcments as to

llaths and Larntorics.
•
Tl1c Ba.ths consist of
tubs :ind cedar
bowls. ~o permancut baths having
lwen ercciecl. ':rl1cse arc used. in the
Out-rooms attached to the IIospitaJ,

(111.) 'rl1ntisthe S\'stem of sewcra,..,c·

• 0
nnd whnt the condition uf tho }>ri\ ies ~
, 'Yhcrevcr sewerage is employed, the
open-clrnin system i~ used. '1'hc Pl'i-
Yics arc wood lmilclin.'~s. frequently
'~ hitc-\\'ttshecl. 'l'he cn.rtlt closet ~wstcm
is that ncloptccl. Both mu.le ~md f~nrnlo
Privies arc new buildings and in good
onlcr.
 HOSPITAL RETtiRNS. AA. 63

QCESTIO~ ID,
rcnLIC GEXEIUL HOSPITAL, DRY RIVES, continued.
------------~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

---
Give tho number of Visits of Inspection paiu to the Hospital uuring the year 1878-79.

And stating the Offici~.l Position of the Visitors.

Specifying the character of tho By the Governor or Colo- By a Government ~y a committee of the Go·
Visit in respect to N otico. lDl!pector. verning Body.
nid Secretr..ry. (
I {

..---- 1 By Superintending Medi-

By .Appointment cal Ofticer
I
Of Surprise ... . .l! 2

(I) In reference to the nhovc Table, All t11e Books of the Institution were
state whether or not tho llPgister Books produced on each occasion.
were produced on every occasion; nncl
if not, on how many occasions they
were not so produced ?
, (II) And. if on nny occnsicn ';\'hen From the remarks cf the Superin-
foey were examined, thev wrre fouud i ending 11edical O.ill.cer in the Official
~

nott~ be _Properly made U) to date of Visiting Book, the books were found
exammat10n. properly made up to date on er-ery oc-
casion.

(III) Stn.te also how mnnv ltcports

~~the f?llowing kinds have come under
e notice of the Governor:-

(a) Reports of n. Financial a.nd Stn- Fo1·tT1ightly Repo1·tsof casestrea.ted&c.

)font.hly monitary and store accounts.
tisticnl kind. especially such n3
show the system on which
Money und s'torc accounts are
kept antl auclite<l.

ITalf yearly suppliecl Reports and

(b) Rcp~rts by Persons charged y·i'"h
the 1111medinte management of yea.rly General and Statistical.
the Hospital.
All Report3 by :Medical Officer to
(c) llPports hv n Government In-
spcctor, 'indcpcntlant of t he S.JI. 0.
Gn··· "" .
~.mng \ tlio;:1·tv of the
..!~U
liospital. •

(.Ap~cnd copies of his Reports,

if any.) ·
 TIO~l'TT \I. nr: TL"l!. ·s.

Qt; ')i .o.· lY.

-~-
of c.1ch !.mt! of J>i 'l'r, it l m ti, lk p t 1 l in ti. yOll!", u1tli tho Xumhcr of Dc.1!hs from c:icl
t .ch lJc ...

:Numhur of r:ll•"llicr of
D. :lio Treated.
Cn.scs.

II
_I__ lk::th3.

I-\wcra
H11 J1..i. m
V) Dt<. J
I 40:!
40
r.o
3
3
J!.,inch t. I !.!.>
L'n 1,111 ufa () 1
b h ill Jo 2
lj ,..hJui 40
U 011on11ce,'\ 2
~ c.1b,u fiO
P11ti.MM~ lO
.'\u.lll..rµ i
I I let rs 400
I
l ,.1.yr•3itia
llopnt.t11
2
4 1
Jlri<•l1t'., Ui•c:w>
Om·<hi.1
Opih·1!111\n
l

4
II 1

I.) tl1cr D 1JSC:lSC8

8 I
--:i-1--,---1-1___,

Tnblo or Cnsea or tlle iol! 1wirg Di ~::;:'S OCC'tllTing amongst Pntienis ~nd nLio runon~t OJi~rs :-

I Oc.;urrmc; :uuongi;t Patients. j OccurrLncr amongsL Ofilccn.

0
I •

NIUllO oi Di•OMO. '. ~ -:~.('

_
of f'ntic=nd:c1l-
vO ii~ 111 HnRpitP], ~b!r hew 1<.llirr
~ ~ n~~i<lcnt
A U!,1coru.
:N'on TicsiJcnt
OLlccrs.
.:> tl·o J •no 1 lrn l l•co.,,, 1r Hosp1b1l 't
~ l>tfuro 1..,. utt "'k· nud ror 1du~t g --,---,---,---,
i::;
-
11 ='!So ho '"I!.> ..i...1i.1ttctt. ·c:
.,,
I
I
C:~. Oc;:ths Cases. Dcnths

\·_c_P_w_F_C'l_rt_r_or-oth~E"d"mfo '~
J.ev r
I 1'---'--,---'--
Z

J ln(,uo
Nono
' 'f;. 1111.l

:)nr.Jl·pox_

Searl tinn
I J

Ery.sipclns
l'p mb
 T!OSPITJ..L RETl'"RXS.

P{; llLIC OE:-;EliAL llOl;l'IT.\L, F.~L~Ol:iTIL

QUESTIO~ I.

~~
. ....
a I
-~ .Att~ndants. Patients Average stay I s
~-· ~ ~.· I~f thos,~ .
!o
,.... ~
~
.S SI
;
· eo
.a
..§
J
-~
~
;: .
Nurses Servants par-

I
doing no tiallr or not at
other :ill e;i;ployed aa
1

I
D"'h"'Jol.
w
l;c
'" '
0j§
~
.

1
~~
....
~~
:3
~
gi
g..c;
o.-4 0 11 •~ - - - -~_____
I-duty. ur:;es. I :.'""-'.: .I ~.
W
l__g
_
.,.gj ...::0

-~~ .S-~ '3~ -~~f!:~ .; j

9.
~ I ~.
; g ~ I~co-; 1;
.8 ·- >d eo •
I~ 1~,_:_o 1
I
.g ]n1
°' H
~ :::i t ~ gj I ~ - ~ ,. ; ~o t§ g;
·
~ a,o : ~ ~ ~ l; ~ >:5 ~0
c

E~ S? cb
..0 ~ I~ . . I ·~
. . ,.: e: .~.:; :~: .,.:; ; .~o~- s ~~ .El ~
; .-e .. ] 1·::2 co
-:l po.,

~ ~ -;; ~ ;c- I ]l -o ~ z I ~ z I ~ Cl o a ] I·~ ~;:;

0 -::: t- >. .-e H 0: t- '.!::: »
:::: '.5 8:a
~--~-o--~ ~ ~·~~..::___~~ Z _::_!:_,~_ 1 _ _00_ _ _ _ 1

Ll[a!-e.i---... , 14 183 I} i - - 2 i _ I - 153 2i

I
1
- 116 124 ~ ~
I I 3 II -I - 24I1 I4 ~;:: 179 days.
H ·> .g
Females• 7 Gl , " - 15 - 34 ~
,__21i 2:~n· I 1 I 177 42-=-1 20
*Of the 260 cases rcportecl a.~ ahovc, 2 case~ of Pyromiu. occnrr:n; in tho Ilospit~ aro included. 177 were cured.
42 relie,•ed. 20 died. 5 rccdvt.'<l no treatment (vide nofo Question IV) and l i rcmaincl in Hospital on the 30th
September, 1879, making the to.al 260.

QrESTIO~ II.

"' 1
\ 1 ;nc.~ws
• C
_::na
t' Is there 1my j
onnec, i_on ,Sink or Drain
I
\ cntilatmg of the J nyy 0 i1>nincr in
Opemngs. with the \Y w.d. \rar<l l

Remarks.

2nd Surgical,
2 w 20 10 G 4
Male.
I
3 20 20 10 G 4 - I 3rd Surgical, Fe-
..!:> male.
§
4th Medical
4 20 20 10 G 4 ... x"'
c:>

~ 0 ~
i:::::
0
§
0)
d "'d0
0::: 0
5
20 120 10 G 4
0
0 Z§ z z z 5th Surgical
"" {,.,
~
6 ~o 6th Mariners.
20 I 20 10 i> 4 z
7 20 20 10 6 4 17th Constables.
8
20 l 20 10 !} 4 - I
18th Medical,
Male.
I I 9th :!'ifatron's
9 20 -
I I
Room.
I 20 1 101
I
..\syLUl!s •
AND l;IosPIT.\Ls- 17
AA 0(1 HOSl'IT,\ L ltl :'!Tll~S .

J'tlllLIC O&NER..\I, nosr1uL, l'.U.).IOIJTll, .:..111ti1mrcl,

'~w:snos II, continued.

(T.) Whn.t. quantit.y of watnr iH 1tniil- Unlimited supply.

nhlc for cnch P:Lticnt every day!

'Vhat is the source of tbe water · sup- The Falmouth Water Company. who
1>ly ! lay pipes from the Martha Brae !liver.

What is tho quality of the water? Excellent. The patients are supplied
from a drip.

(II.) Detail the arrangements ns to The wnter is conveyed by pipes to n.

Baths and Ltwatories. terraced hnthing •rank, the which is in
good order. The com:alcscent patients
bathe either in the Sea or use the ter-
raced Bath. There a1·e also brn large
• ha thing pans for tho use of such pa-
tients as arc un:.ibl<' to leave their wards.
There is an ample supply of water for
• the L::w atory .

(III.) "\\"hat is the sp;tcm ot sewerage; 'rherc is no sewcrnge. AH refuse

nnd what the condition of the privies? matter is carried directly by hand and
deposited in the sea. Dry earth svste111
is adopted in the wards, ~nd the closet
stools removed as oftcu as used. There
is a latrine 100 feet from the beach for
the use of the Male convalescent patients.
another 50 feet from the beach for the
females .
 ·I
67
~====-__,----------~--
IlOSPITA.L RETlIRNS.

l'UBLIC UE:SERAL HOSPITAL, }'AL:ll.OUTH,

... AA.

-----=c!J.ms:aJ:.......... . __ _
co11ti1111ed.

QliESTIO~ Ill.

~~tho Xulllb.ir of Vis;t.> of In:1pection p.\id to the Hospital during the year 1878-79.

I- - - - . - - - - - - - - . -- -
And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

specifyin.g. the character of. tho . By the Go't"ernor or

the visit 1Il respect to notice. I___
1
Colonial Secretary.

By Appointment

Of Surprise
...

(I) In reference to the a.hove Ta bl<>, Books produced on every occasion.

state whether or not the H.e3ister Books
were proclucecl one' <'ry oceasi m; and if
not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced 1

(II) .\.nd if on nn7 occasion when they Always made up to date of examma-
were examined. the,· were found not to tion.
be. pt'?perly made 'up to date of cxa-
mmat1on.

(III) State also how many RPports of

the follmYing kincls h:n·e come under
the notice or'thc Go,·crnor : -

(a) Reports of :tl:'innncial and Sta- A 1•1onthlv statement of Cash :md

tistical kind. especinll~· such as Store ,-\ccoui{ts is regularly made to the
show tlw i-;n;t<'m on \\·hich monev S. ~I. 0.
and Store ~\ccounts nrc kept and
audited.

(b) Repor1shY1>ersons charged with ~one.

the imnwciiate 11~alU1<1'e~1ent or
the Ho~pital.
0

(c) Ib1iorts hy n GoYcrnment In- None.

spcct.ur. inciepcndant of the Go-
Vernm g .Authority of the llospi-
tal. •

(A_1>pencl co'pi..!s of his Reports,

if an~·.)
 lJOSl'ffA L RT.ITR::::\S.
AA Ci

1·1:111.1 c 01::0.1:11\L110<.rtT.U, F.\ L:\IOUTU, co11ti,.1ttd.

QU::STIOX ff.
'l'o.blo nf r,asca of each ld111l ur DiWllllO T1uatecl in tho Tlospit11l, in the ye:u·, with N umwr of Dcatl,~ from roc!i
such 1J 1sc:~·u;.

------ ~-----

Numhor of Number of RomnrkR.

Disc·nsu Trcattxl.
Cases. Deatha.

AllSCCW, f,11111l111r ...

...
3
2
2
-
1- -----
" lThigh
'nhuar ... 2 -
" Pam:nc.'ll ... 2 -
" Oluteal ... 2 -
" ... 1 -
..
" l~ nr
Ann ... 3 II -
... lG 2
AmpuUltion, Leg
" l<'oot
Knee J oint
...
...
3
1 I
-
-
Tiuho
" ... 2 I
...-
...
Bright's Diac:iso
Hurn, ...
1
2 II -
Duniitis ... 2 -
Catitlopsy ... 1
I
I -
... -
( ' j l'llOCCll>
Chancro ...
...
1
4 -
-
Cystitis
Conjunctivitis
Cnrhunclo
...
...
7
1
1
I -
-
Dropsy, lfopntic ... 4 3
.. " Renal ... 4 3 1 admitted Moribund
Co.rdinc ... 2 2 2 do. do .
Dinrrh1ui. ...... 7
3
-
-
n y11p<•1x;in
J)dirium Tromcna ... 1 -
Dywnt<·ry ... 2 -
llchility ... 1 -
l~rys ipdna ...
...
1 -
1';pil<'Jl6Y 1 -
Fo\'cr, Rcmittcnt ... 38 1
" IEntcrio
nt<•nnittcnt ... 13 -
" ... 2 2 2 admitted Moribund
F1etuln, VCl\ico Ynginnl ... 1 -
" Pcrin<.enl ... 3 -
" Scrotnl ... ]
-
Fmcturc, Tobia ... 1 -
J<'cmur
" llumom, ... 1 -
"" Astmgnlus ... 1 -
Oonorrhn·n )
...
...
1 1 IDied of Pyromia
5 -
ll<t•moptyKis ... -
Hcrnin, Scrotal ...
2
1 - I
lfomiplcgia
JIy<lroculo
Hp.tcria
....
... 1
1
1
-
-
-
Honrt, Valvular Di.sc:i.se of ... l -
Ict<-nis ... 1 -
Lupus ... 1 -
Nonral~il\ ... 1 -
Nucros111, Uumoru, ... 1 -
Or.:hitU. ... 1 -
Om·na ... 1 -
Ottorh1"-l\ ... 1 -
Phthisia ... 2 1 1 admitted ~Ioribund
Proln1l6us, Ani ... 1 1 Died from old age and ex-
Pn1rigo, ~cruti
Pyromia
...... 2 -
haustion
2 - One the result of amputa-
tion of Leg ; One result of
amputation of Th;gh, dea.thR
reported under their opera-
Phv•., osi~ tion.
2 '
IUl011111utism, .Acute
10 =I

CattiC<l forwnnl --1 ;;-!- is--'

 HOSPIT.\L RE'l'l!R:N'S.

-vrm ==-
l'UBLI~ Ol.>:\.E!:aL IIO~PITAL, FJ.L:.IOCTH, co11tim(cd.

QlJES'rIO~ rv, contimted.

Table of cases of the follmdng Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers:_

Disease Treated. Sumber of Number of Remarks.

Caseij. Deaths.

- - ---------·-----1-------------
Brought forward 18!) 18
Stricture, Urethra 6
2
•plenitis
!')'Philis
6
Staphyloma 1 Extirpation of Eye.
Sclerotitis 3
iWcinre Ventriculi
Tonsilitis
1
1 I
lirremia l 1 Admitted )foribuncl.
\:leer, J,eg 13
" Fooi 6
r aginitis 1
Wounds, Punctured 1
Lacerated 5
Contru;ed ia 1 Woun<l cauwd hy m2l-tre:'..t·
mcnt. Patient' admitted lHo-
riliund.
Incised G
" Gun Shot 1
Worms 3
Whitlow 2
! ~!others admitted with I 1i!ant& :S- ot sic!;. 5

Tot:.l 1-200-1-20-1 I
l
Occurrinti m:-icngst P<it.icnts. IOccutTin:; :nnong.;t Officers.
I_
Xame of Disc:i..-ic.
.....c
In cago of Patients atbckccl while I Ilesidcnt fx.>a-Rcsidcnt
in Hospital, state ho1> h~1ig th<! "j . Ol!lc-c•rs. l)fl:c-ura.-~
1
l\:rn\in h::.<l llocn in Ilo8p1tiil he- ,_. Jl
fore his attack, <.nd for what dis- .-3 !> II
Jl
I A Ca.sc.1. ,De;;iths C:i--es. 1 Dc:d1s~
-----~---
case he was r.<lmittc<l

--·--~-!'< --1-1· I •
Yellow Fcl'or or othur J::mlomic
Fever
]'!ague
Typhus

~m:tll-pox

Scarlatina
Enteric (or TYP1Hrnl)
Erysipela.,
. 1:•ever .Anmiltcc.& with diBl!a.se and bvth
Moril1uud
Dltto
2
1
I·
l\ie111.ia 2
One Jlnt:e:it admitted with com-
poun frocturc ,,f A-rtr:igJn,,, l'ya,~ ,
1 mia cns11e'l after admi~~ion. The
1
othPr patient hnd ~11stainccl :m nm-
1•utnti<m of leg for incum:Jlo ulcer, I
was in lfosnital 4u Jays hcforo t!1c
operat:on nurl l')·remia rcaultcd H
days aflcrw:u-ds.
':7,
~
~
9'
~
9
?:
9
.,,,
z
9
,_ I . , : :g
?..
i
e.
i
l >
>
-.;a
0
:;, .... "'
Gh-o U1e namo and number of cnch

-~,,I
I I
Wan!.
:\nm.her remaining in Hospital nt

~
,_. beginning of they= 1&18-19.

-- : , I
;; ....
"" 3 ~ I Length in foci. umber ru:lmiltod during the y=

~ ;::: ....t:.
--
1.;.

,_
,,,
I<; I Breadt!1 in feet.
~ _., ltiiS-ifl.

~ ~
....
1;
-- ·---
I Hight in fo<Jt. °'
<:> .....
·1-xmnliCr- oru,..o---
a~ -a.s;
---~-1gn
-OO'To'"tlie -
~
00 'WIU"ll r
0
....
...,_ .....
;.... -
';...
•
.d.m<iunt of cubic 11p11cc R\'ailahlo
for c11Ch P a tient for tho nYcrac;o
('"
!1
"- 0

~
C• ::.
'"
r:r. '"' number of Patient in the '\\'IU'tl .g .g :>:
-'"
0
>
~
The ;,'l'C.'\tl:St number of Patients in
the Wanl at nny one time during ~ ~
.... il'1
... :"'
Q .... 00 tho year.
H
0 ,C ·
,
::t i::
.,,.,, _.,

In
~
·,::; ...... <:> Cun'<i. I './, ).
::· j
_., -,Total aroo:-insquare '.
en
0 ~
c..o
feet.
c""!
"=' ct
~
....
~
- .,,....
~~+ ~~~~~~ :- ~
Q --:
..... RoliuYOO.. ;:r ~· ~
§. &:§ 5· ~
~ ..,,·~ ~
.....
c-r rn ~ =--~ .,, ----- ----- -· t~ :.;
('>
'l1

~~· - ~
G.:
0 -1 Not Improved. c
-
Q
""' --
::s
0 ~ r+ 0
,...
;:.,,(') c..o
---- - ....
....
01 I Nuruhor who~~ i~ 181?>-I~ "';...-<
~E::;; Q,
-
::s
~ -
ct,...~g.
. g- :!. s·
t:
..... .,,....,:..
.....
01 I
I
I
Died in 18i8- ;{l .
I :..
.,
§
I
0
~ ::s - Qt
0::
8 - ,_; ~ ,,,"'
~ .... ....
::s
0

-
..... #
::s ::·:!'.;.
...,; - =
;:..£ ~2
C»

-
.,,
Ct

l:
Ct _ _ -
'?
Qt

.. ,-1--
:.;> •
Disch:u-g01i. ;>
'--:

..._,
0
>:;
~=~-
<: c .,,
· ~ :; ·
(7'l
.::;
I
- 'Xl

'f"' ~ IRcma.inin~ at the entl of l~i!l. ~

c:

~
s -
Ct

-1
.,;
....
~
--- .
?
Specify the longest time for wh:cli
~
~
l ..
:::>..
Y.
.~
.,;
c..>
nny one Inm:•te Im~ ~rayed.
"'
 IlOSPITAL RETURNS. AA 71
=--·
-- ¥ J''CBLIC GE5ERAL HOSPITAL, MON JBGO BAY, wntinued.

QO:STION u, (continued)

(U What qua~tity of water is avail- The quantity is unlimited.

nble for each patient eYery clay ?

What is the source of the water sup- Rain water collected in a tank.
ply?

What is the qnalit~· of the water? Good.

B (IL) Detail the nrran"'ement as to 'fin haths used. There are no Lavato-
ath.s and La.n1torics ~
0
ries· sea bathinO' is available for conva-
' 0
lcsccnt patients.

There is no sewerage, all slops ar3

,i at is· the system of sewerage;
and(lII)Wh
thrown directly into the sea. The pri-
'' iat the condition of the priYies?
vies overhang the sea.

l
 110 l'lT \ l 1!1 Tm ' .

Qt:J ION Ill.

i!YO th number of\ &Ill or ltupoc!ton I td to tho Ho p1t,il claring tltO)ct\r J 7~70.

"'"" Ntlag th om !Al l'oot11111 o! tho \'111tor&.

117 th O " ninr or

Jly a OoHT11111C11l By n Gorntnitluo ol tho
• C I 1lAJ 8ccrew) •
lm~r. Cl Vl'ming llody.

Tlmxi.

Of lll"Jl

(I.) l n rcf<'rcnco to tho nhovo 'l'nbl , On nil occnsion .

i;tut \\la thcr or not tho Bcgistcr Books
\H•ro produced on C\"cry o ·en ion : mul if
11ot, on how mnny occn iou they wcro
not su procluccd 1

(II.) Anti if on nny oocn ion '\'hon On one occa ion t.hc reg isl Pl' "ns not
thry \\ l'rO •xnmiuc1l, they w ro found Jlu t ·cl up to dnto 011 uccoun t of tho ill-
:uot t~ h .J>ropcrly mndo up to dnto of uc of the Di ponscr.
nnunnhon.

(111.) •'trite nl o uow mnny Hcports

of tlll' following kind hn' c come under
tl1c notice of the O\ crnor:

(aJ Hcport of n l•'in:mcinl ruHl

• Nil,
Stnti ticnl kind. c pcciull~· uch
i how tht' ' t~m on "hich
• tonC1) nnd tor(' Ac.-couut nrc
k<'pt nud nuditcd.
(IJ.) llcport by 11rr on chnrg cl
\\ ith th immcdintc• mnungo-
nwnt or the llo pilnl

(c) ll port hy n lrO\l'rJ111H1 nt ln-

pt l'lor, ind p ndnnt of tho
( •O\ c:irnin.; uthorif) of the
H pilnl.
(A ppcnd copi of hi ltrport 1
if nny.)
 IIOS1'11'.\ I, Hl.'l'Uit~S. AA 7:J

r11nL1c onr:nA'L JIU rlT\L, >1o~Tr.ao n.w, rc11tinucd.

QliE 110~ I\'.

'l'nl1L:i of <113C8 of each ki11il Tro:ltcd in tho llc"lpltlll iu i ho year, with tho nnmhcr uf IJmth~ from oach
mch !Jrncn.'iel : -

Number of Number of
lJilllJIUICJI 'l'ruatoJ.
C111<oa. Dcath11.

Al>:iC<• •:a 3
:\tll·lllti1 1
,\1w:mi11 1
A.ciks 1
UrighL'11 l~:sca.\"C 1 .\ cuto 1 1
Chronic 6 2
• Jlronchitie 1
Hurn, l.:Xtcnsivo 1 1
llnho 3
llt11'Bll', l ntln111111ntion of 1
l'nrics 6 2
ClonRlipation l
( 'yatitiK 2
l'unc11R.1iun of Brnin 2 l
l'onl11Kio11 of l•'oot 4
l >innhwa 4 1
IJchilitv 3
(ljRl>t'J.;.il\ 1
lliK o('i1tinn of Hip 1
l~pill•1•~Y 1
Erysipul1111, ltliopathio 3
f1·n·r, l nll•nnittcnt 14
Romittcnt 10
l lalarial 2
" 'l'n1hoiu 1
l<'rncturu of Arm, compound 2
" Tibia 2
(;un111T)l<l.!:\ l
Cl1111tl'(><lyni11 1
c:angn.mo uf Uaml 1
llu·11u1nhoid~ 1
l ly•lmn•lo 1
Irritahlo Hlatltlor 2 1
Liver Ci1Tho11iK of 6
Mn11i11 ( 1
.'1orh11R ( 'ol'<liR 8 2
Nccrmti~ of 'l'ihin 3
Onychia 1
OrcldiH 2
Uzo.•na 1
l'urnlyeis 1
J'hthiKiR 10 2
Pncmnunin 3 2
Hhl•1111111tiRm, ~yph. 4
" Ac1u.., 2
l hrunic 8
R...tcmtion of lirinu 1
l:iyph1Ha Prmmry 3
" l:'con•lary 6
'l'crtiary 3
Rplt..·n, Enlargt•mcut· of ... 1
f'caltl of Lt•" 1
Strictuni vr"'IJ1'Cthm 4
l)Jc,·1~· :9 3
WuumLi 6

Total 197 18

1 Mother ndmitted on nrcount of Child.

1 Chili! admittocl on 11cco11nt of Mother.
1

A~~b~Y~L~
U .~l~S·A:l~~~.D~ll~o~~~r~IT~.-.\L~s-··-~1~0~. ..............................................................................................
 llOSPIT.\L RETUllSS.
AA 74
conti1med
. PUIILIO O.ESERAL UOSPITAL, l\IONTEG-0 llAY,

QUESTION rv, continued.

--- ·--
Tnblo of Cases of the following DisolUICfl occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers : -

Occurring amongst Patients. Occurring amongst Officers.

No.me of Di£ell80.

-1
'Cl
.....
l n CllSO of Patients attacked while in 0 •
... .,;llospitnl, state how long the Person ... Jl
..8 ~ had been in Hospital before his at- ..8~ --- - -
z
~o tack, ancl for what disease he was
admitted.
@A
z
ReHidcnt
()fficens.
Non-Resident
Officers.

ICases. Denths Cases. Deaths

I
-- -- --
Yellow Fover or other Endemic
Fovcr ... ...
I
Plaguo ... ... t

Typhus ... ... Non&

I ,I
... ... I I
Small-pox I
... ...
I
' I
Scarlatina
.'
Enteric (or Typhoid) F ever ...
Erysipelas ... ... I
... ... I
Pyoomia
I I

.
)

r>

.
I .
 a::
l e. I i
>:z:j ""1 ls::
s ~ Give the Name or Numberiof each '"s
e. ~
~
~
~
~
I Ward.
co
"'

---------·
~
-- --- ------- -
-
-'I
0 r~ngth in feet. I
..... ..... Number remaining in Hospital at
0 0 ..... the beginning of the year 1878-79.
.....
,_ ,_- "'
a> a>
-
-'I
,_
ti:>
-'I
0
INumber
1878-79.
admitted during the year
~ 0 01 01
--
I-·- --------- - - - - --
., Amount of cubic space available
'---v--J
~
IDaily average in Ho3_i?itarl during
the year 1878-79. ...
' for each Patient for the average ~l ~

- --- - - - - - - - - -- ~-:-- I
I
number of Patients in the Ward.
I I;:> I Day Nurses. ~o 8:z
::: «-::1:::
I
I>'
....t"
0

I;:>
0
01
0
The greatest number of Patients in
the Ward at any one time <luring
the year. ~
,_ I Night Nurses.
.... g'aQ ;;i
~ .... "' =..
0
>-
....
s- ~
0
ti;
z
"'>
~
~
0
r:n
'"d
I;:>
------- '
~ I Total area in square
.
o<
I c::j
t'zj
r:n
...... I Not Nurses.
CD ~
~C'+-eCD
C°. 00

~'< ~
=
g.
....
~
r:n
t:"
...t"=3
.,,=
t:l
~
IPartial
--·· I;:>
~
·---·;---1 0

8
feet.
Area. capable or- UQ~~g-
opening in square "!"~· ~
.,.."' ~
it gJ
S.r:::=
to·
p
~
1--1
0
z
1--1
~
Nunes.
Day

Pa.xtial Night
Nurses.
f;l
zco"' ~
~.gal"'
'"o::i"='
!"'< 0 ~
!" --3

!"'
>
0
0 .......
>-!

!'
:x:
c:J
~
c::
..,,
_ ___ __ (' feet. 1 I I <'-I
... ~

I
0
,_
'------2---J ~
00 Cured t:::l ~
>-! ~
If Privy in Ward. :ll : 00 s;· "'d
~a;g-g Ot
IRelieved. ~~
()
e;
"'co ::::
>
+-I-If-le-a.din
- . -g- ou
_ t_o_f_
1
~~~ &. a>
UQ ~
ti:
e:
= '"~ g ,_ ·1 Not improved.
ct>"'
?-

l
0 Ward.

------ g IT~-a~ped 7 i.
~: ~ ~ ,_
00 Number who died in 1878-79.

-- --- --- ~ ~~
-· -
I Died in 1878-79.
--- g I Untrapped 1 !1 Sl j
12 days

15 days I Discharged.
0
-~
... "'
::.-a~
~
.,

~ 18 daya I Remaining at t e end of

1878-79.
I '.." .,.,..
0

~
'"

"'
~
I>-
~
93 days
l Specify the longest time for which
>
l>I
~
1
any one Inmate has stayed.
I I ;...
-1
~\

"'

---. ... •
 llOSPIT.\L RETt:R~S.
AA 7G
J'UllLIC OE!>'ER.\L JIOSl'ITAL,
pORT MARIA
'
ccmtinued.

QUI>S'I'IO~ II, coritinited.

· · ·1 For drinking 1~ gallons (filtered) ; for

(1.) ·what quantity of '\ ntcr ~s avai - bathing 10 gallons, but general supply
nblu for each patient every dny . is unlimited.

What is the source of the water sup- ·A spring from Limestone formation.
ply?

What is.the quality of the water? Not o!J'Ood in rainv. weather; but drink-
ing water is carefully filtered.

(II.) Detail the !trrangement as to Nil. New baLus being now erected,
Baths and Lavatories? bathing is now performed in a tub or
tubs in an out house.

(III.) What is the system of seweraO'e

0
• Surface dry earth svstem deposit,
o.nd what the condition of the privies ? ' emptied into the sea twi~e a day (or of-
tener if necessary) including urine and
other slops.
 HOSPITAL RETURNS: AA. 77

PUBLIC GENERAL IlOS.PlrAL, PORT MARIA, continued.

QUESTION III.

Give the number of Vi;;its of Inspection pa.id to the Hospital during the year 1878-79.

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

Specifying the character of the

Visit in respect to notice. By the Governor or Clolo- By a Government In- By a Committee of tho
nial Secretary. spector. Governing Body.

By Appointment ... ... ...... ...... ......

Of Surprise ... . .. Once by Governor and once Superintending Medical Once by official visitors con-
Officer twice sisting of Custos of parish,
by Colonial Sllcretary
senior Magistrates, Inspec-
tor of Immigrants and
l'arochial Medical Officer.

(I.) In reference to the above Table, All Records of Hospital inspected

state whether or not the Register Books each time.
were produced on every occasion; and
if not, on how many occasions they were
not so produced 1

(II.) And if on any occasion when Always found to be made up to date.

they were found not to be properly made
up to 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 Finn.nciol n.nd Sta-
tisticn.l kind especially such ns
show the system on which
Money and store Accounts are
kept and audited.
<i
Annual Report by Superintending
Medical Officer, l!.,ortnightly Statistical
Repol(t and Monthly Financial balance
sheet by Medical Officer in charge.

(b) Reports by persons charged with Annual Report by Medical Officer m

the immediate management of charge.
the Hospital.

(c) Reports by n. Government In- Annual by Protector and local In-

spector, independent of the spector of Immigrants, on Immigrants.
Governing authority of the
Hospital.
(Append· copies of his Report, if any.)

Asn~us AND HosrITALS-20.

 JlO:Sl'I'J'Al, RETURNS.
AA 78

<..>trnsnoN ff.

-----
'l'nhlo or GIUICll of C.'ll:h ki11cl of Dir,('MO 'l'ru:1tod in tho ll~>Spitnl in tho year, with the Numbor of Deaths from OOch
such ll1~onso :--

Number of Number of
J)ir.casoo •rrcntod. Remarks.
Casos. Deaths.

-
18
1-'Cl'Onl
"
I ntcnnittcnt
llomit tent :::l 311 } 5

Ulcort1 ... 120 -

Ouychin ... 110 -
lmpati;:11 ... 50 -
J>iarrho·a ... 46 7•
Rheumati•m ... 30 -
J>ya~ntcry • ... 30 -
Hrunchiti~ ... 18 1
( 'onstipution ... 18 -
Pnu11111onia ... 11 1
l'hthi~is ... 1() 1
nononl1<1~'\ ... 5 -
J{1cnmt·11ri11 ... 2 -
Co11\'lil~in11:1 ... 10 1
l'hymosis ... 5 -
llnho ... 16
'
-
'l'clanus (Jod) ... :3 -
Wh itlow ... 3 -
Fracture> ... 8 1
C'anccr Utirus ... 1 1
J,:irirationa ... 2 - Operation.
~trnn;~nl:ltu1l JTcrn'.a ...
...
1
1()
-- do.
\Y111m1I-;
~yphit.tic lllcc1·ation ... 5 -
l 'oi.sonin'...: ... 1 -
O:hcr DiseaseJ ...I 31 j -
'l'utnl ...I 8()3
I 18

• Fonr of the c wcru :11lu1itted sufT.!riuJ from Umrrhw.1 r<!sulting from Acute D:Sease before admission.

Tublc of Cuscs of tho .followin;; Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-

lJ
Occuuing amongst P lltient. IOccurring amongst Officers.
Resident Qfli. Non-Resident
Namo o! Di.!:c:uo. Jn C.'l.~e of Pat!ents attacked while cors. Oflicers.
in l lrnfliital state how long the P er-
Ron had ] ,ecn in H ospital before his
nttack, :md for what dlscase he was
a<lmi ttc<l. l
Cases. Deathsl Cnses. Deaths

Yellow 1-'oYcr or other Endemic}

l'cvcr-llcmittcnt and Inter-
mitlcut
~2U NJ
i-----
Plnguo ... ...
Typhus ... ...
Snmll-pox ... ...
Scarlatina ... ...
...
Eutcr:c (or Tfl•hoid) Fu,·cr
...
I
Erysipelas
···1 I
l'yu·min ...
I !
I I
 ~t

~
'=:! I
,.H
-+ * g.
0
*
t;:1 t>
Give tho Nrune or Number of each ac
t>?-
& b:I
s-
µ.
* * Ward. m
-+
~.
H~ --- .
rs g. .....
l.:>
~
0
0
0
Ot
0 j Length in feet. ---~---,Number remaining in llospital at
f~~.- ~--~--~--~---!- llrcatlth in foot.
co the beginning of the year 1878-7!>.
~ ~
e:p."' a '-------.r-------'
-The wrlls arc 10 ft, lt;gh. \\1 ia<ls no orcn to r:d:;c, ,--,-c..-.- -,.-.-,-t---------·- ..... <:..,
.s I Number admitted _during ihe ycn.r

---------1
-·.....
1' g1io m .cc · 1878·79.
wh:ch is 11 ft. abo' e the he:ght of tho wclli<.
t;· :::>"' . ,_. I -~---~----11

g.~ ~ -'l ,_.

~
t.:>
Nu Ill Lcr of Ded:! assign eel to tho
\\':•rd. 43.S
D:dy average in llospikl during ihc
year 1878-79.
~~ Amount f>f cubic space available
~ urses.
<+o
0 < 00 -1 ~
..... -1 ~
for each Patient fur tho average 1 -, Day _ 9-' ~ •.. ?1
g-
:t jg 0
0
-l
<;..t t..t
0
<..t ?.. number of Patients in tho 'Viu,d. -
~
::J c= >ij

El g:
.....
----,---i ·~N~ -:t ~ o,:.... ;;i"'
)-9 .......
Q
ti!
~tt 0"' ~

I
In tho first i;ix months tho :.rcatcst numb;--1· The gre:deRt nmnher of Patients - 0
~ _ _ I Not N nrees. f:.d
~ 0
was 80 on 0110 occasion. In iho second six 1 in tho 'Varel at any one tin~o I
f;l !'
I ~ ____
~~r "'
§ "'~"'
0
:;; months there wore 68 once.

,_. ,_. ,_.

chu-ing tho year.

I
cg 1- ,--- Il>arti"l lJay 7-:s«.,
!4 00
1-d

~
(l)
H S::'Qo~
('1
Nnr~os. ~ -~ e-1- t:j
Total nrea. in tquare ~
t<

l o;;! 1-:3 ~ ~ t::J VJ ('1

:;5 ~ ~ !A~~~ ~
I foot. '& ~ ~· H Pn.rtia!ly Night ~
I
I 0
.,,"'
I
I
e.~~ 6. 0
~ Nur:::es. ;- "~
"',... 0
~
0
g 1
,_.
::5
,_.
~1
,...
~
Arco. capable of opcn-
ing in square foot.
='"P.o
Oj g: ~
• Oq .
H
H
I --....
Qt ---=~,..---, Cured. tJ
~
~ l ~

I :n~
(JI
lji• ti!
-----------~~· "'lj
$
----,,.-
- ___J I If Privy in Ward. I g,Q
~ c1-0 I ~
-- - - - - - ---:' RcEcvcd. ff-
Q

::i
~·
~
________
N_o_,,privie3 n.ro connecte:i
wTth ward. I I .,.;

· ~~~~
~· ::>'l::l
<:~a> l::l

-
~
Qt
~
------
Not Improved.I <1p fit"
ti!
I>
~

g If leading out of Ward. CP ~·o

~ l::l .....
,_. 1 Number who died in 1878-7!>.
~
----------
~
I Ei' I
O~ tJ
I
H
nono Trapped 1 ~r g ~ ~ I 1 Died in 1878-7!>. I>
El'~if
i
ft

~J
~.g Cl
,,,~ nono
I Untrappcd 1 e: g ..., g
~·
0

~
I 1 I Discharged 1878-79.

J I l -.....
co
(>)
------
:;.z
(>)
I Remaining at the end of
1878-7:.1.
~"'
~

J 4!)8 da.ys.
Specify the longest time for which
any one Inmate has stayed.
I>
.....
-:r
~
' I I I

A
AA 80 ROSPITAY, 'RETURNS.

rt:DLIC ocn:n~L IIOSrlT.\L, DUFF BAY, conti1111ed.

QUESTIO.:-f rr, continued.

(I.) Whnt qu:mtity of wntcr is nvnil-

-.
'£ho amount is practically unlimited.
nblc for cnch patient every d.ny '?

Whnt is the sourco of tho water A pump which drn:ws water from o
supply? Spring,

What is the quality of the water? It is clear and transparent and very
agreeable to the taste after passing
through a drip.

(II.) Detnil the arrangements as to There are no baths . Patients go to a

Baths nnd Lavatories.
small river outside the Hospital if they
require a bath. A so-called warm bath
would be given in a small portable bath
in the Mortuary if ordered ; but this is
not really a warm bath. There is no
lavatory. Both a bath ;room and lava-
tory are most urgently required.

(ill.) What is the system of sewerage;
nnd what the condition of the privies?
The privies are built for the dry earth
system, but no dry earth has ever been
supplied. At present a little grass is
placed every mornin ~ in the pan and
once daily the conte~ts of the privies
are taken away and buried in the earth
in the Hospital enclosure. There are
only two pans for females and three for
males. This requires an immediate at-
tention and I will state my suggestions
in the Heport annexed.
 UOSPITAL RETURNS: .A.A. 81
l'UBLIC GE1''ERAL HOSPITAL, BUFF BAY, continued.

QUESTION' ill.

Give the number of Visits of Inspection paid to the Hospital during the year 1878·79.
~ -=-

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

Specifying the character of the

-
By the Governor or Colo- By a. Superintending By a. committee of t'.ie Go·
Visit in respect to Notice.
nial Secretary. Medical Officer. verning Body.
(

.....:-,---
By Appointment ... ... One by Governor a.nd the
Colonial Secretary together Two None exists

Of Surprise ... ... ... None Nil 2

.

(I) In reference .to the n.bove Table, . They were produced on every occa-.
i;tate whether or not the Register Books SlOn.
were produced on every occasion ; and
if not, on how many occasions they
were not so produced 1
(II) And if on nny occasion when They were always written up.
they were examined, t hey were found
not to be properly made up to 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 Sta- . None have been made.
tistical kind, especially such ns
show the system on which
Money and Store accounts are
kept and audited.

(b) Reports by Persons charged with

the immedia.te management of
the Hospital.
(c) Reports by a Government In-
spector, independant of the
Governing Authority of the
Hospital.
(Append copies of his Reports,
if any.)
~~S AND A$YL"!ntS-21.
 J!{)SPITAL RETt'It:N'. -

l't:J.:LlC 01..l\ERAL IIO~l'ITAL, BUH ll.l.Y, continued.

QUES'fl0N IV.

TABLE I.

1-rl
0
.....
(,)
0

·:.. "' . D11u:.1HF.H.

z
l
...
H

(-------·- -- ------------ ------ - - ------------ ---

Ag110 186 195 193 2
Ascik11 3 3 1 1 1
Aherc~R 13 13 13
Ant~mia. 7 7 7
Apthm 1 ] 1
Bubo l 1 2 2
JlronchitiR 1 19 20 19 1
J:u11111 3 3 3
Cynancho 4 4 4
Colic 5 5 5
UonjnnctiviLis 3 10 13 13
.('.:mcitia 1 1 1
Contusions 6 6 5
CyijtitiK 1 1 1
UongcsLion of Liver 2 2 2
<'on~t·htion of ::iplccn ... 1 1 1
Diurrhcu• 18 18 17 1
l>y'!Ontcry 1 15 lG 12 3 1
J)Y6J1opsi1~ 1 ] 1
Dd1ility (n.ft9r Fovor) ... 3 3 3
Eczonm 7 7 7
Ery•ipcln:. 4 4 4
J~piJ.1pR~' 1 l 1
l~nlargccl ClnnclR ] 1 1
]~nl.11·: :c•I PmMt11to 1 ] 1
Con:pouml 1''n1chu·cs ... 3 3 1 2
1'implo l<'rncturcs 1 1 1
Gn.~tritis 2 2 1 1
Crnh1n·hwa. 1 4 5 5
lloipcs 1 1 1
J,upus 1 1
JJ\l\lCOJ1'h<t•~ 1
2 2 2
J\~unin (ncutc) :::., 1 1 1
:-\cCl'OSIM .. .
3 3 1 2
!\c•urnlgh~ .. . 2 1 2 2
Ow.;1m .. .
Onychia
Phymosifl
• .. .
.. .
.... 2
1
31
1
33
1
30 3
1 1 1
Pymsi11 .. . 1
J'o:.Sl)n (Gunjnh) .. . 1 1
1 1 1
1'!1thisis .. .
HhPnm1iti•111 .. . 5 6 1 4
2 33 35 33 2
Rl-cll 1 A Jn.cc.<.q .. .
b.onc\1iuiso .. . 1 l 1
~ypliilis (Primary) .. . 2 2 2
Syphilis (constitutional) 7 7 7
8c1hics 5 5 4 1
l' k~n1 6 6 6 - ' ..;
Ulcer of Corne:\ 38 222 260 243 17
Wound~ 1 1 1
\\'!U'ts (Hyph.ilitic) 1 21 22 22
Ycrmcs 1 1 1
Yn"~ 5 6 5 -.
1 25 26 14 12
Not sick I
2 60 I 62 62
: I . .
~1--:---:-1, 1--3-1~1--:--:- ..
 Il-OSPITAL RETURNS. A.A 83

l'UllLlC GENERAL HOSPITAL, llUFF BAY, continited.

QUESTIO~ rv, continued.

TABLE II.

Operations. R~marks.

- - - ------------1--- ------ - -----!-----·--------

Choparts Operations ... 1 . 1

Amputation of Forearm ... 2 1 3

... . ~

...
Di~o Arm 1
I 1 2 Secondary on amputation of the
Forearm.

Ditto Toe ... 1 . 1

Removal Warty Tumour ... 1 1

Extirpation of Eyeball ... 2 2

--- - - --- - - --
5 2 1 2 10

N.B.-The two cases of amputation of ann were performed after amputations of the forearm, which were performed
as primary operations after severe accidents.
In one case the forearm was crushed in a mill, in the other, gangrene had set in from neglect, before patient was
presented for admission. The primary operations were undertaken with the view of saving as much of tl1e limbs as
possible. Unfortunately the injury to the soft parts was so extensive that it was afterwards necessary to amputate
again higher up.

•
Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-
~~-·--------------- ------. -----------------~
Occurring amongst Patients. Occurring amongst Officers

Name of Disease. Resident Non-Reside

Officers. Officers.
~ ai
I ,.0 C>

j~ 8 .Cases. ,Deaths Cases. Dea.t

.-~~~-~------- ---'. ---~.----------1------·i~---l---ll

Yellow Fever or other Endemic

Fever
Plague :::
Typhus .. .
Small-pox .. .
Scarlatina None
~nte:ic (or Typhoid) Fever
rys:p_elas ...
Pyaimia. ...
 T'P
- '33 Lt -. >
....__..,..___--=..,..... WWW

... wwws::W
~

I
'

"' I

:Xnm~-·or C.'lC:~ I
':j ~ .
:: :: ~ !?; ID i: '!>-
? [' ~-
<..>
::::.., ·~ .... Give ti.to Xa:uo <>: ~
~i:' WarJ. -- - '1 ii
I ~-~ 2_3 ::i I
I
I
c-:;
Q
. -e..
"'
a: ----- \ r
+ ,_
,,co.··----- ,.... ~ -.- "' ~ _ I L ength iu feet.

Ir;;::::r
"'' ------ '
I
., -- ....--~ - I .... o.
rem:unin:; in Ilo:;pitnl i.t 1 I

I ... •.:>
0
t.:>
0 llro:idth in foet. 00 <..>
tho bcginniltt.: oi tho vc:ir HiS-iO.
- _I
t -·en
- .... .... I
..
0 0 IfoigL.r in foot. XumLcr cdmittoo durmg llio ye~r

I .,
~
1- .... ,- ~ umberof "131...is :;i;Igaod to Uio-
C>
l::)';"S-i!l.

... I
~--
~
C.•
,.... ,....
,,
- - - ..... ~

-
.... W ard .

IIAmount
I
~

I '-- of euhio spaco nvaifahlo ,_. t.:> l'aily nvcnigo in lIOl!piwl uurin3
tliiJ year 18";"3-i!I•
.,c:
Cl
....
()I)
for each Pnfamt for tho nvor..go "" I t1

. "" , I
OI

I -
<:'°J"I
!:;
0

I
number of Patients in tho W ru:d.
I
alter-l .
~" ~'7.
0
- . - . ------ - Day X ursa
c
Tho ,,,..,.., numb~ of P•t;=" ;,-
+~

! ~f~ 2 r: ;::::
Nurf:C• clocluty
. ., g Ii ...
> ~

I I I
• the Ward nt any ono time during
the yenr. .g
at night
natcly.

I
~1ght :Xuncs.
0
::I
I- .o·
t'L
......,
~
c
: CA
-
"'::
...,
I ~iif ...
- -~~ ... -. t>1 co X <>t X urscs.
~~

·s;.- ;;
~
I
(J,
Total nren in square o-1 Ul
;3_ <;,
.., t-4

I
I <1> ::::: >'3
feet. I'artial Day- •
--- i I I I
g ~s s! H
0
z
,.... Nunes. ;;~r:~~
.., "'
:: c \ c ::;
~ ~
'Arca ~p:.:blo of
aS"Ei:>-g- -Pr~1tinl :Xight-
-
~ ~~~ J: ~
I_J___. I I I
opemng m square
feet.
0 5· 'I
, O'Q m ~ "" Nurse~. ?""1 ~1
I !'""' ;...
~ ~
I """aa ....""...,
O>
:r;; Cured
I ~-j
£.~. l
Y.
g ~
r.n
I I
"'
0 If Privy in Ward.
::a~;;§ I 0

.a. ;;~&:
I ,.... Relieved. e"'
. ::I .
c;
i
I I
"'
0
IIf leading out of
Ward.
::>""'

"'~·g
"""
INot improved. .
<§
~ .. I. ~
~

ii1 --
I~!
~
- ---
I I "'
0 I'l'ri:pped?
5· t:j
a~ ....,
s· 5.w. s:
.....
C,Q
....
(,.)
....
O> lNumber who died in 1878-79. I
I
I

---- ------
I ::!
aai
::I(!)
0
gg
:>;" @ . IDied in 1878-79.
"7

l .... .., ~

l iI
I
.. . - --
I

-~ - -· -
I

------ P=I re: O"

o <>
"'
0

e. 1-3
Gntrapped 1

~
~9 "<i

....
....
.,...
I
I
Dischnrgod.
Remaming at the end of
c 0
,~~
~
0
~-JQ
g

i ~
~<&~~
_.... <.D
S°o0'"0
. . . s.
~ :!.
t>l
!=:
I> _,
Ot 1~78-79.

I
CD'~.;. :1.
~ ~~
"' ....g,~
~
m
lll
l'l
to
....
0 IJ Specify the longest time for which
nny ono Inmate has stayed.
'

f !"
 llOSPIT.A.L RETURNS .

, J;'UBLIC GENI!RAL HOSPITAL, ANNOT'J'O BAY, continued.

QU~STION II, continued.

(I.) What quantity of water is avail .. An u~limited supply.

~ble for each patient every day 1

What is the source of the water sup ... Well bn the premises ; depth 15 feet.
~ly 1

•
What is the quality of the Water ! Good,

. (II.) Detail the arrangemenb1 as to
Baths and Lavatories.
•
Patien ts on admission ate ordered, if
equal to such, a sea bath. There is na
bath-room. A warm bath when ordered
is used in the Ward, privacy being se-
cured by means of a screen: ·

No system of sewerage, none being

(III.) Whatisthe system of sewerage;
hnd what the condition of the privies 1 required. Privies are placed on Eiea
beach. Sand being used instead of dry
earth. Excreta contained in moveable
4
boxes; which are removed when necee
sary.
~~D llos.PITALs-22
 IIOSPI'l'.A.L llE'l't!RXS.
:! A SG
PUl!L!U GJ::il:RAL llOSPITAL, A:S:SOTTO BAY, c1>11ti111ted.

QUESTION III.

. • b
G1rcthoJll11m oro
f v·1s1~<
'l 1f lnRpection paiJ. to the Hospital during the year 1878-70.
- - --

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

~pccifying tho character of tho - ny. - tho Governor or By a Government By a Committee of the
tho vi!it in respect to notice.
Colonial Secretary. Inspector. Governing l3ody.

By Appointment
: 1 s. :M. 0.

Of Surprise Nil 2

(I) In reference to the above 'rable, Books all produced.

state whether or not the Register Books
were produced on every occasion; and if
not, on how m::my occasions they were
not so produced 1

(II) And if on any occasion when they On no occasl.o:rL

were examined, they were found not to
be properly made up to date of exa-
mination.

(III; ate also how many Reports ot

the following kinds have come undet
the notice of the Gov>ernor :-

{d) Reports of a Financial and ~ta­

tistical kind, especially such as
show the system on which money
and Store Accounts are kept and
audited.

(b) Reports by Persons charged with

the immediate mana()'ement of
the llospital. t)

(c) Reports by a Government In-

spector, independant of the Go-
verning Authority of the llospi ...
tal.

(A_Ppend copies of his Reports,

if any.)
 llOSPIT.\L RETURNS. AA 81
~-

PUDLIC Gl\~EKAL HOSPITAL, .\~NOTTO Il.W, conti1111ed

QUESTIO"N' IV.

Table of Cri.~of each kind of Dise.'U!e Treated in tho Hospital in the year, witi1 t.ho Number of Deaths from each
such Descase :-

Number of Number of
Disease Tro.'\tod.
Cases. Deaths.

---- -
Ulcers ... ... 345 5
Diarrhccio ... ... 27 12
.. Fevers and Ague
Opthalmia
...
...
...
...
334
1.9
Eczima ...
... ... 40
Rheumatism
... ... 26
Broµchitis ... 8
Phtlusis ... ... 6 3
Syphilis ... ... 20
Dysentery ... ... 11 3
Catarrh ... ... 12
Colic ...
...
... 20 I

Debility ... 23
Dropsy ... ... 5 1
Pneumonia ... ... 3 2
...
Congestion of Brain
Inflammation of Spleen
Uonvulsions ......... ...... 2
1
1
1
1
Albuminuri& ... 1
Urticaria. ... ... 4
Talus Mesenterica ... ... 1 1
------ ...!: .
959 29
.I
I
.'
'

Table 0£ Cases of tlie following Diseases occurring' amongst Patients and also amongst Officers !-

:___ _:urring amongst Patients. _ _ __ I~cc~ng amongst Officers.

In case of Patients attacked R esident Non-Resident

Name of Disease. while in Hospital, s~e how long Officers. Officers.
....0 the Person had been in Hospital
before liis attack, and for what I -·- - - - - - -
I$ disease he was admitted.
I § Cases. Deaths Cases. Deat hs
z
other Endemic -,- --1--- --------,----:----.----,--- ---
Yellow Fever or
Fever ... '
Plague ... ... I None
Typhus ... ...
8mall-pox ... ...
Scarlatina ... ... I -
Enteric (or ~yphoid) Fever ...
Erysipelas
Pyaamia.
...
...
I
I

I I
 >'
:;.
~~--
0 l:j ~
z9 z? z9 I'>
0
.... :;· g
e. <TJ
00
.... "'"':::>" !2l 0
:;. ~
.. ~
c.o t<>
p. I::: ~ "
9 0
a>

"'l
0

e.=
£' e.
0 a"'
g"
....
g,
~
a .. I --
I
---- I
0
0
' ~-
~
... ~ ~ Length in feet. .... ...
01 l Number rerbnining in Hospital nt
tho \)(>gin:ling of the year 1878-79.

-- I
(TJ
O>

-
t<>
t..:;
~ ~ Breadth in feet.
I
en l'Nu~her ~tted during the year

I
t<>
.... 1878 ·79.
- ---- - Q1 (TJ
c.o
....0 ....
0
....0 Height in feet.
. Daily A\'crage in Ilospital during I l'.
- -~--
I .... the year 1878-79. d

I ,..
~- t<>
....... .... t::

-
0 0
t:> <:>
Number of Beds assigned to the Ward.
-
(';
---~. ~ -1-;;,,N~: ~· b< I
(.:>

---- -- ... - - 0 0en

I·
-
<»
~
- -....
O>
t<>
_,
...
Q1

I
Amount of cubic space available for l
•each Patient for the nvem.,"'C nwn·
ber of Patients in tho Wnrcl
The greatest number of Patients 1n
~ - -Hired o~spec ial
occns10ns -~IN'ig1 t N urscs.
i
~ ~~c "'~ I ._ :::
.0
c:
~
tP.
~
I:<
~
....
~

:-3
.....
~
t:::I t"'

... ~ g ~ = ~'

(TJ ... ...

Q1

I the '\\' ilrd at any one time during

the year. ~
- "'°"-
--
c.~ ·1· N.ot ...
·-
-
J.' urses.
- c.
i;i :::: E:: ui
o'< ;a
o ~
:!
......
0
0
tr. ~
t:I
1
z Partial Day Z3 :;i ~ [Z" ~ "'I>-
-
\ Total area in square feet. ~~~ ~ I N nrscs.
'l>artin.l Night
S '"§- ~ ~
~ ~ ~1S I ...... . ~
..... a
--·-· c:.:
-- t-:> -~
t..:;
C> ~~2
o,z 8" "'
l Nurses. P.. ~""--"!--'---- ...tz
t"' !;;.
~

I
0
~ Area capable of opening in "'>-ito:
~
0
CJ>

I square feet. · a~ ~ l>:>

~
Cured. . \r "d I ~
-- I
---- ·-- . -- - - - - - - - - o II'
-
----
~
If Privy in Ward.
I
~o
~" g
a> "'C
:a::i·~
= __ ----- __ I
I Reliev_ed
_ . __ ·- __ - - - - '
Not improved. P..
!
- ----- - ~ -- . - .....
. -!
r::~

I If leading out of Ward. f'.1- :J. g

C'.

... ,. . I Number who clied in 1878-79. - - I

--- - ~~cns.,.... I
.!..--___,l - - - - ----
47 days ·1- Died in 1878-79. . ~
Trapped? ..-'i ~ :_
<: 0 ::>"'
e"'
..... !:!
z :;.~
II
0

-----1 ~a;: f.]

I : : . - - - -:: - - - - 26 days Discharged.
0 ,--.,..--,..---..-~--· o
- - - -------_-, Untrapped 1 - Ct - -- Remaining at the end of ~ 1
· ;.

.... 1878-79. ~
----- --- -
..
~
C.0
~ Specify the longest time for
I
,.
3
~
I l which any one Inmate has stayed.
I;
~
~
 HOSPITAL RETURNS.

l''OllLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL, LINSTEAD, continued:

QUESTION II, (continued)

(1.) What quantity of water is avail- Unlimited.

a.ble for each patient every day 1

What is the source of the water sup~ The :Black River:

ply?

What is the quality of the water? Good. All water is filtered before
use.

(..
(II.) Detail the arrangement as to '.Male and Female Baths provided.'
:Baths and Lavatories ?

(Ill)What is the system of sewerage; The sewerage is renewed daily and

and what the condition of the privies_? buried. The Privies are on the earth
closet system and are in fair order.

Asn.vws AND HoSPITALS-23.

 AA 90 IIOSPIT.\.L RETURXS.

J'Ulll.10 OE~l:Jt \L no~rlTAJ., T.J:>STI:.\ll, co11tim1ccl.

Ql'J:STION Ill.

Givo tho w1mbcr of V'isits of lu!'pcction paid tti tho llospita.l during tho year 1878-79.
- - --- --
And stn.ling tho Oflicial Position of tho Visitors.
-

Spoc:ifyi113 tho clmrr.ctcr of

By tho Governor or
tho Yis!t in respect to notic;:i. Dy a Government By n. Committee of tho
Colonfo.l Sccrct:.ry.
Inspcct-0r. Governing Body.

Surpriso ......
{I •5 hy
hy"·Protector
gr:mts
"· o.
of Immi-

:a hy Inspector of Immi-
grants.

(I.) In reference to the above Tnhlc, Always produced.

state whcthcr or not the H.cgistcr Books
were prollncctl on every occasion; and if
not, on how many occasions they wcra
not so produ,ced ?

. (II.) And if on :my occasion when Always properly kept.

they were examined, they were found
not to be properly made up to date of
examination.

(III.) State a.lso how many Reports

of tho follo\ring kindS have come under
the notice of tho Governor :-

(a) Heports of a Financial a~d

Sta tis tic al kind, P.spccially such
ns show the system on which
:Money and store Accounts are
kept and audited.

(b) Reports hy Persons chnrged

, . . ith the immediate manage-
ment of the llospital

(c.) Tieports by n. GoYcrnmcnt In-

spector, indcpcnclnnt of the
Governing Authority of the
. J lospital. .

(Append copies of his Reports,

if any.)
..
HOSPITAL R.ETURNs:
A.A 91
l'UllLIC GL~ERAL HOSPITAL, LL~STE.U>, continued.

QUESTION IV.

Table of Cases of each kind of Disease Treated in the Ilospital in the year, with the Number of De:ltllll from ®oh
such Disease :-

Diseases Treated. Number of Number of

Cases. Deatl1s.

Ulcers ...
... ... ... 343
Fever, Rcmittent ... ... 2
Conjunctivitis ... ... ...
442 -
Dysentery ... ... ...
8 -
Diarrha:a ... ... ...
4 -
Venereal ... ... ... 19 -
Skin ... ... ...
7 -
Post Part. Hrom. ... ... ... 25 -
Bronchitis ... ... ... 1 -1
...
.........
20
Scab:es
Abortion ... ...... 7 -
Phth:sis ... ... 1 -
Menorrhagia. ~ ... ... ... 1 -
P aralysis ... ... ... 1 -1
Ca.rdivc Dropsy ... ... ...
1
Disell/ie of the Ear
Rheumatism
...
...
...... ...
1
2 -
1

Colic ... ... ... 23 -

No Disease ... ... ... 3 -
... 95 -
Total ... ... ... 1,004 5

Table of Cases of the following Diseases occurring amongst P::.ticnts and also amongst Officers : -·

I Occurring amongst Patients. . / Qccurring amongst Officers.

--------. ---
Name of Disease.
I' o~ In c~e of Pntionts attacked
~
g Resident ~on- 'Resident
....
0
while in Ilospital, st:he how long
the Person had Le.en in Hospital
~
1l
Officers. Olliccr.s.

s
I
before hfa att ack, and for what 8 - - -,· - --- -

Yellow Fever or other Endemic

I ~ disease he was admitted.

- _z_s_·'------------:_z_::i_l_
.c~I::
'S •
Casea. Deaths

Fever ... ...

Plague ... ...
Nono
Typhus ... ...
Small-pox ... ...
Scai·latina ... ...
Enterie (or Typhoid) Fever
Erysipelas

Pyromia
 - -===- --------=----
~-
>
z9 ·Z
bl
I >,..
II (.>
~ 9 E
..
.., ~

I
<.:> ,:. l.:l
~ Give the n:Une nncl number of eacl1
l:j
War<l.
11
i __ j
-, Number nmaining in .tio~piht( :it
...,
C'>
.tho bcghn iug of the year lSio·i~I.

..... ...... 1·Dre!dt;. in foct •

<:>
~
I Numlcr--~~hoittoo du;ing the year
18'i8-7!>.
- - ~--
.....C'> E!
------
(.~
11-
l Dnily Avcrng;: _i,!.1 ll<>!!pit:i.l
tho year lt>1 :>-i!J.
cw'.in;;
~~~~~~--', I I ~

~ Day ~un-ca. ..... c:

g-- ~ 8. z to
....
· ---1---,~i;h~'S. ~~~
• "1::::::
~ Q
0
0
Amount of cul1ic space available 0 "'
l> to
.!"' for each raticnt .for the average if z
~ ~
number of P:tticnt in the Ward. ~ j Not Nurses. ~""en :s M'
I"
"" ~ ~~~ § .0
r [::
.Partial .Vay Z~'< S fij

...
,::...
1 I !\urse~. ~~g_;-
~ c c. . ~
? t1
.... "'
U?
;:;.
c 0
~
~....
"".:j H
"""
CR - - - , Purtinl N_
Nurse~.
ight ,. '-<
~~ .. 0
~
t-" ~
~ I>
o<
'g a~ s~
~ g ICured. t:l '";:
;:;·
!""' t"' '
o·
t-4
t:O
z
E ·~~~
riO E!:
-,,, :s
::;!
"'
t-"
~·
j Relieved. if"'"g-.
~
t<I
.... ~
~
• (JQ (JQ >-l
~CD

Nil, but there nro earth commode11 ] If Privy in Ward.

0
:<; .....,0
1 j Not Improved.
~ rn
~~~g ~ j Number who died in 1878-79.
e; ~Cl~

- I f'"s;'";;"'
I
If leading out of Wa1"ll Q ~.g:

f
1::1
~
.:;J 1::1 38 days Died in 1878-79.

1::1
i::.: I Trapped 1
t:;j
s· ~-.... ~;:."'
....... ~~ct>
H

~ ~ I Discharged. ~
"'
- :::ox-~
I~
0

IUntrapped 1 a~:;~
~ s· "<
·....:>

°"
.....
CR
I
CR
to" I Remaining at the end of the
year 1878-79. IJl
---------!-----------'--co-Ir ,
~
Specify the longest time for which I'
lS Windows
~
I I ' ..
tf I , .. 1:
22G da)'s
any one Inmate has stayed.
I - .
 TIOSPIT.\T, IlETt'R~S.
AA 93

PUllT.TC GP.NERAL l!O~PITAL, LIOX,F,J, TOWN, ro11tin11ecl.

QUES'l'To~ II, continued.

(I.) What quantity of wuter is a-n1il- Sec Answer to next question.

nbk for eneh putieut every day 1

(.

\Ybat. is the source of the water By means of a pump aLtachecl to a

supply? ·well in which there is neYer less than 15
feet of water.

\rl1at is the quality of the -n·atcr? Good.

,

(II.) Detail tho arrangements as to There is a. separate lmilcling at the ·

Daihs and Laxntorics. back of clothes room ·which is divided
into two ap;irtments, each containing a
cement bath for the use of each sex.
'l1hc washing is carried on under a shed
adjoining the kitchen.

(TTI.) \Ylrnt is the system of sewerage; There is no sewerage ; clry earth sys-
a;id w h:1t tho condition of the privie~? tem being in use.

----- - - -----
:.?.!..
llo:";t>TT\L:; 1.:;n .\.KrLi;;.;:;-
J. \ !l l

J'l:J:J,ll' c:i::-r.1:AL 11us1·1r \I,, 1.1o:o:1. To\\":S 1 ru11linHcd.

Qn:s110:-1 11r.

<Jivo lho 11111111)()1' of \'i,il.-i of 111sp<·1·lio11 p.ti1l to tho !Iospitnl during tl1c year 1878-i!J.

A11cl ht:1li11g tho Oflicid Position of the Visitors.

I: pt•cif,ring I ho charucll'l' of thu

~y lhonialGov~rn~r ot• 11olo-1

Sccrutary.
Uy a Gllvcnuncnt In-
~1x.:ctor.
l3y 1i Committee of tho
Govcming Body.
I
s. :r.r. -0.--,- - - - - - - -
fly ,\ ppoi11l111c11L
April 11.i .ll 187!1 I

or Surprise
------- ,
( l.) In rcforc11cc to the aho,·e Tnhl<', Protluccd on eYcry occution.
~!al(~ \\'lie! hc1· or not. the Register Hooks
m :t'1) pt\)1lnc1•cl on e\ N,Y occasion ; mHl
it' not, on bow 11i<my occusious they were
not so pro<lucc<l 1 ·

'

(fl.) ,\ n<l i ('on nn~· occn~ion when they l>r.opcrly made up.
were cxnminccl 1lwv \\·c1·c found uot to
lie properly 11w.cL: u1; to <late of cxmuinu-
tion.

(If L) Rlntc nlso how rnnny Hcports

of tht' f'ollll\l'in~ kincl::; have come uuclcr
the notice o[ il;c Uo\'crnor : -

(a) Rcpor1s o(' n ]il',nanefol aml Stn-

1isl icnl kind c~pccially such as
:-;how the svstcm on "hich
)lon<'V n.ncl s·tor0 Accounts ar~
kept ~ri.cl anclitctl.

(b) Ilrports by persons clrnrgccl with

the i111mc1liate mtmngcmcnt of
the 11 o:->pitu,l.

(r•) Hnports hy n Government Tn-

"Jledo:', in<lcpcnclcnt of the
C:o\'c•rni11g authority of tho
lll)~pital.

(Append eopics of his ll<'port, if trny .)

 nosrrr.\L RETUilNS. . .AA. 95

l'l:BLIC GESERAL HOSPITAL, LIONEL Tows, continued.

• Table of
QL"ESTIO:N IV.
.
Cases of each kind of Disease Treated in the Hospital in the year, wi.th the Sumber of Deaths from each
tmch Dise:i&J :-

Disease Treated. Total Number.

Number of

Cases.
I Kumber of

Deaths.

-'---
Disoaso of .Eyo ... ... 9
Catarrhal Ophthalmia ... ... ... 3 (

Conjunctivitis ... ... ... 1

I dis ... ... ... 1
Clccr of Cornea ... ... ... 4
Disease of Xervous Sy8tcm ... ... 11

Congestion of Brain ... ... ... 2 1

Encephalitis ... ... ... 2 1

i\folancholia ... ... .. . 1
l\Irntal AbuiTation ... ... .. . 1
' Tetanus ... ... .. . 3 3
~ Parapfogia (lower extremity) ... ... ... 2

D:~ea.:o of Ilcspil:atory Passages ... 19

Ozc.cna ... ... ... 1
Catarrh ... ... ... 8
Bronchitis ... ... .. . 3

Phthisis ... ... ... 7 6

Intermittent FcYer ... ... 596 595

Il:lious Ilemittont Fever ... ... 415 415 7

V uncrial D isoase ... ... 25

Chancres . ... ... ... (,

16
Gonorrhc.ci\ ... ... .. . 6

Ilubo ... .. . <. ... 3

Syphilis ... ... 129
Eetl1yma ... ... ... 18
Onychia ... ... .. . 13
s.n>h]it:c l"lcers ... ... ... 97
Sn,h.ilitic ~ccrosis of Finger ... .. ... 1
Tumours ... ... 3
Carcinoma of Upper J;~1v ... ... ... 1
M11ltilccularcipts of Face ... ... ... 1
:E'ibroid of Utorus ... ... ... 1 .
I A"'""''
licp[•tic
...
...
...
...
12
.. . 2 2
!)(j \ \ l!OSPIT \ r, 1u:Tr n:"S.

l't;ULIC < E'(J:l:H, lfoSJ'ITAJ,1 LJr ~J:I, TOI\.).', Cn1,ti1111cd.

Ql'ES'llo:-.' I\'. r·oufi11111•<l.

i'l'o••• '"'"'""·I
Xnn1hl•r 11£ N11111h1•r of
L'::su~ . lll•al h~.

•\1,r1.l

5
1

lhlCll'IO. nf 1-fo·ut 5 1
'l'h•J .\liu •11t:1ry <.:nu:il

Sto:n;it iti!! 1
C'o:i ~~Jtiw 1 uf L vor 1

14
Cole 3

""
()() 4
17 1
Euterit1~ 1

l'l'rit<t1iitis
\i'onns 20
C.1ucer uf Itechun 1 1
Debility .j.

.,-
-J

<'<r1tuw1l \\'onn.ls lG

1
Di~location nn<l Fmdlll'O into clhow 1
Fracture of Fo1·p·1•·m (~irnpll•)
2
1i'rnct11"1.1 11£ F,•11111r (11i111plo) 1
Frnct uro ni r,cft .\rm (Componntl)
1 1

!:'11ppuratim1 c.f l\nco .Jomt

1
)lorbn'! Cox.u-.u.~
2
J:humunt.~m
38
13

Tmnnrulu~
i .. I
r--l,i28-1--:r;2s_j __28_
4

..
 IIOSPITAL RETUR~S. AA 97
PCI:LIC GEX.I:l1AL HOSPIT.\L, LIOXEL TOWN, continued.
QlTESTIO~ IV, continued.

Table of Cases of the following Diee:\ses occurring amongst Patients and also amongst Officers :-

Occurring amon;st Patients. I Occurring amongst Officers.

- ; - , - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ~ ~~siden~·Non-Resident
::'fame of D :;;e:lse. 8 In case of Patients attacked
while in Hospital, sbte how long
~
......
Officers. Officers.
.....
0 tho Person had been in Hospital
before his ·attack, and for what - -- --- - - -··---
disease lie was admitted.
I Cases. /Dcaths Cases. Deaths
-----------------. --- ---- ----·------------ --- ---
Y~llow Fm·er or othor Ernlmnic
FeYcr ... . .. None
Plaguo
Typhus
... ...
...
I i
:3mall-pox ...
...
I
Enter:c (or Typhoid) FeYcr ...
...
Pyrernia ... I

f1..;....,.,,.,,,..,...,...cc=:1:a:1r10w"'"'"''""".....,.·,·,_-,_,.• .,,,,__,.-~:o:.-,,.-=-::::-:-:!:':'::::1=:cai::mi"""'_ _, __ _ _,.__.,.,_.,S..

#11!1£%,,..-,W..,M_ __,.~.,.,.,,ll'!:::!:!ill:O:l""'Gn::l!"'111-"""====
A,\'L \ :,1:; A~lJ Hot11'1L\L,.-2i).
 ~::z-r......,.....,cxs;;-•ac ~.,. e:w:mr:LL -,- _...,.,.w:o ~~ __ __ rm _ _ . :;...
~ .,. I !:? ;:;" I
"~
. :.
r./
E! :-
§"'
I -·
I 1;1"0 tho
\1 •.rd.
-
:Sr.me ..
or :.'\w!lkrof •
l'!K.1
::
f"
"- I
. JJ

c I
--·-- •
~·
II~;11ml1cr rcn;!linil1g in H "']•:lnl nt tl;-
b~,;'1Jni1 ~ t•f tho y~ id';'S...';O.
'~ _I_ Lc.2'rtl1 l~ f~~t.
- 1

I Breadth in fcct. lh~ year

0

... :'\111111t·r nilmitlt..><l1!ul'ing

I
,:...
l~ Q l~jl) ; ·'·
,_,_ - , Height m fret.
- I~mnl•m•f lkJs"'iiSsfbrn"-d t-;;-:1iei-- ·1: Daily ,\\~gc in l~v•pitd u1uir:~ tl1e
--- - . . Wt

-.- ~ ---
=> < \\'m~l.
--~-. ~\~1onnt ofc-;1!1;; foct r.v:;:i:i.1e
fnr I
;;t
-· ~ear 187$ 7tl.

j :::.. :: §- ./
-· _,::;1 l':iclr P:.1tient for tho anr:1~~ nmn·
<me 1- Day X urH:s.
i
-

I,.. ' .,nr- ;,;.

·~;
, C> hm· of Patients in tho \':arJ. -- v -- I ~~-~ ~~
;:::
0110 •' 1g ,1t >
.... ;::
':0:::
Tl1t' gn•:i.tcst Xmnhcr u£ Patients in
£,~ Ix ..t 1' 1·rsc~. .,.(,;
ihc Wurl :.t any om: t:u:c <luring
~;.~f
'r.
-1

---
C>

- ,.. -- - - -
tl.o ye:u"
- - -I
.....
,...
.0
...:
w
w,ih ___ j l'ai:l;,J Day - -
::\I:.trnn. I l\ urdCs. ~~ =, £"
,. ·- "'
"':: ..
..:<
-'!
·-
-~ ITotrJ·' area .
-

f1.>e!. !
,.......... ..: ;~~~ :;. ~

____~"_
C>
c; - - - 111
s<1uaro
_I
.::[ e~ ;=
s;:.;::...
.....
0
--- .- - - , l'ru:i1.l Xi;:ht
::s lll"SC!'- - - . -I
~~;:.. 7 ~...; ......
~Jl
~
I
Y. .
.,
g ~
I
"lrca capal le of "pcning ......
..... ~ <Jnre.i.
- ·-
I ~~-
in ~qnnrc fwt. I- ··-- -1 - - - ~ './.
°' ' Hclie,·•"Jtl. .;: = 'l~

"' I C>
·-- - - \,.

---------"I i~~':ml.
~: S...r:: ~ i; ~-

:~ - ' -'
; : :::. I
,_.. ..... Xot Irnp1'0n'l.
·If PriYy fC~
I
;..

2 :-::: a w ~ IXuml;cr \\ho <l:1.~l in 18i8 ;~. -:

If lc.1diog out .,f \\'r.nl.
£-~· g'
I
~ I Trnppc.<l 1
- .3 r,, I ,p..
l-:i
c...
.:..:
r;;; I' u·.u<l at· i :;,··- o-·
· ~n..
:;...
"
-:
: : : s "'"=-
~·;·~~
l
~
::
~

_t~. 1
c
~ - - --, ~nt~~i~~~;- - - ~o~
·- ...... ;._ !"';.
:::' ::
,p..
(J)
~
(~
== §··;. ~1 Diocl""•''·

,.
H
§
0
:~
o
0~
~
III Rcm:unmg
· · at t 1IC CEd 0 r 1s-n
. I ' . ~
. ;;

I v I I ,.. "':_, Si .. ,c_ify thu l.mgcst fane fur wh:ch

;.r.y uuo l.iJllla~c has sfayt:d.

--- - ---~~
 IlOSPIT.AL RETURNS: AA 99

rt.:BLIC GENBR.1L HOSPITAL, MORANT BAY, continued.

Q1:'ESTIOX II, contiwued. '

(I) Wllat quantity of water is aYail- There is no limit to the quantity
able for each patient eyery day~ available.

·what is the source of the water sup- The Johnson River for drinking pur-
poses, and the Bamboo River, which
ply? flows close by the Hospital, for washing
&c.

What is the quality of the water? Good.

(II.) Dotail the arrangements as to There arc 'no Baths nor Lavatories,
Baths and LaYatories. tubs are usecl for the sick and the con-
valescents go to the River .
•

Dry earth closets.

\Ill.) 'Vliatie; the srstcm of sewerage;
tmd whut the condition of the pri"rics?
 JlOSl'l'l'.\ 1. r.t~ITlt~S.
" ' I 00
I . ULlt ' 1l1;~tll\I, IU ~~J'l'f,\J, 1 .)lOlt\~T Jl.\)' 1 <'f11di11llf·1/.

1: 1\·o tho uuml~·r of \ 'isitll of 111spocti1•11 pa!1l tu tho Un~1iital 1luri11~ the year lbi8·7!l.

~\ 11 11 Kl:d ing the CHli1•ial l'o~ itio11 of tho Visitor~.

~-------- -----.----
:-i111·ciiymg tl11• cl1111~1cll'r oft l·o
By the Goninwr or Colo· lly 11 (Jovcrnmont By a committee of the Gu-
Vi ~it i11 n.· J>C<'L to ~.. u,.,., I n•pcctor. veining Ho<ly.
11ial Sccrda1y.

-----------
l !y .\)'po!nt11.1•ut TJiu C:o1·.. mu1· once. Tho 8. )1. 0, twice.

I
.. .I ·1
I

(I) In rrl'<'rcneo to tho nho>o 'Pah1c, .On. every occasion.

i;tnk whPl.hPt' 01· not the H.0giHtc l' Books
\\en~ prc1(l1tcecl on every occasion; nnd
ii' not, on how 111nny occa~ious they
were not ·so produced~

(I [) And if on nny occasion when ~lade U.P to dale.

fo1•\' were examined, thcv wct'e founcl
J1ot' to 1><' propcriy lllade' up to elate of
exam ina tiou.

(11.l) ~Hate nl"o 11ow mnn)· l'teport8

.of' Ih" followin~ kinds have come under
"the notice of the U oveh1or :--

((J) llrports of n, }'inanrinl and Sta-

tis1 ical kind. especially snelt rls
show the system on which
~lone\· nucl ~·tore accounts are
kcpl ;mcl auditctl

{b) ll<'ports hy Persons chnr~cd with

t he immccliatc management of
lhe Hospital.

(<:) Hepods h~ n Government. In-

1q1C'dor, iuclrprnclnnt of the
<iovC'rning .\..ulhorit\ of tho
ll ospif:tl. •

(Appc1ul <'<>pies of his llcports

..
it au~ ) •
'
 ROSPlT.AL RETUR~S. AA 10~
--
l'UllLIC G.ENERAL HOSP11'AL, l\10RAN1' BAY, continued

QUESTION IV.

Table of Cases of each kind of Disease Treated in the Hospital in the year, with the Number of· Deaths from each
such Desease : -

Nuniber of Number of
Disease Treated.
Cases. Deaths.

- ·- ------------ - ·- --·----·--·----------1----- ·-------·

Diseases Respiratory Organs 11 3
" Nervous ~ystem 7 2
" I ~iicularury ditto 1
Skin Diseases l7
Rheuma.t;sw ~ .. 7
Dropsy 6 1
Fever 7
Syphilis 4
Diseases t'rinary Organs 7 3
Fmctures 5 1
Di•locations-Sprains 3
Burn 1
Uterine Diseases 4
Bowel Compla.nts 3 2
Wounds 5

__ [ _I_~--·
Debility and Amemia
Empyema
Elmo~itas

Totni I I 93 · 15

Table of Cases of the following Diseases occun-ing amongst Patients and alBo amongst OJicers : -
---~------~·---------~ ---------------,-'---------~~
Occurring amongst Patients. Occurring amongst Officers.

Na.me of Disease. ....0 l n case of Patients attacked while in ~ . Resident Non-Resident

,_. . Hospital, state hoi long the Person ..8'"' ~
Ofl:icel'!l. Officers.
2 ~ had been in Hospital before his at- Sg
g8 tack, and for what disease he was ::i A Cases. 1Deatfil Cases. Deaths
- - - - - - - - -- ·- - - ~-a_dm_i_ttecl. ,~ :--'-- _ _ __
Ye!IO\\' Fever or 0U1or Endemic
.Fevar ... ...
Plague ... ...
Typhu$ ... ... I I
Kone

Small-pox ... ...

Scarlatina ... ....
Enteric (or Typhoi(l) Fever ...
Er~ipelag ... ...
Pyaimia ... ...
dHLl,;}ii; A."JJ lJoisPifAJ,::;~~6
 ;;
.,,...
~
:;
z
~ ~
~cc
t"
E
~
0=> ""
f""lll
~
:r.
(")
o . . . .Ul
3
~
.
~
~
I
I
I
I ~

c·
---f:::-
es~~
>
;;..
.......
0
l~
§'- ~- ~ Gh·e the Xame or Xumbcr of each "'
f I W:u-d.
-------·----
"' :Xmn'Ucr remaining in Hospital st
.... ....c - "" .... ...... the beginning of tho yc:u- 18T8·i!l .
~
0 c
(.ll
c
~
0
00
0 j Length in feet.
00
0 "" 00

- - -- ..... ·----C:- - , Bre:i.dth in feet. ~ ~ I

II
t.:> 1.;,
0 "" '" "" <.:> ::S-mnhcr 111.haitted Jur.Jig the yo:u-

- --
0 0 0 C> 0
- ··-~ ..... ..... ..... --,-------- -;_'\"
..... :; llc:ght in ?1..'Ct.
~

~ ,--
0 ... 187~-rn.

-:~1 Dnil~~g:e in Hospital during th,

0
-.....
0

.....
0

.....
0

.....
0

..... - - "" -I
0

c.o of Be<ls Number assignC<l to th-o - :» <:>< .;.; ·year 18id-7!1.

0 c• \Yard.
C> C> C> C>
""
-- - - IAm<mnt of cnl~e-spa: -1~vailuble :1 -~71 ~ay Xtm~~- ---§"§:_-l~-.1 c
.
,I
"'
I:"

I
for each Patient for the nrnrage
uumbcr of P~.t:cnts in tho Ward. 1
I • 1
I::S-igh~ Nunc~.
.,...-o:: -
';<: :; g~ >
;::
-
0
---
- 1 The -;reate~ number -of- Patients
.0
~ X ot :\urs-;;:q~ I ~
~ .c
r.
~
..; :/)

l"'
"t:
;:;. ] c.o ._, - -I 2. =-.:r.
-:::: ~
~... .....
,_, 1 " in the \V:u1l at any ono time
~
~~~~ u: .·....
I I I <.:> 00
.....
00 0 I during the year. ~
s
I
- ----,Part1arDay- -
.

~~~s
'-'
~ r
,.,, - ---------------c.o--- - , To~tl a-;~· in_s_q_t-lltre--j~--.....
0 -.- -.....- \<:
1
I 1 I Nurses. ~~::: ~ I 0
%
;;:
;: ;::::
.... ,;..._,,.,, .....'"' _,....
_,
,.,, t.:>
~- .....
.....
T -- - -, .Partinl Night · ~ ~~] :- ~
_,..
::;

~ ~ 'g ~ ., ~
0
-1 t.:> :.;> 1 ~urscs. , ~ rt. {
feet.
- ---- - S·:;; ~ ~
I Area capable of
I
open- o:; !:!-. ..- :;;
Jl "'
~ j _,-~
,.... ::.:> t..:J
- , Cored. -
::'. '-: c
§ I ~
'.Fi.

-- ..
---
ing in square fCtJt. "f
~I 0, :5 In:lic,-cd. ~~- ~

::I
0
------ IIf Prh)"' in ·ward. I :; :: ~ -=-! INot Improved.
~;;.
~~
:"

a~:::g-s
1 ._,
-- --- - - -- . . co
g
~~~~
<5 ::J· 5· :-1 -::-: -, Number who died in 1878-79.
I If leading out of Ward.
..a ::i
I ~ -~ -l i~ °i"s7s-7-9:------

- - --------
::I
0

- -------. ·- - -
--1 Trapped ?
- --
5·
o~ ~ u:"'
-·
)-t

t:I ~~... ,~... !::.

~
1

1 I : : ; ~ . . IDi:;chargeJ.
Died
:g<
0

, fa~
>

=
0 IUntrapped 1 ~o
.,·ai
::i ?:"' ~

.., ::i
~
o
e;
-
,_; I ,. . I
t.. _, C'>
Hemainliig at the end of
1878-79.
I
~
c: "'
~
--------------- - "" ' '<

I -- f --"" ""' rISpec~fy lon~e:

~
"'fl
~
<.:>
.....,
0
:::
tl:e time for which
:.ny one Inmate has stayed.

. . . . . . -..-.. . . . . . I ~
""
:::-
"'

..
~r!r..~~~~-- ~- ~
 ltOSF!1'AL RETClt~S. AA 103

l'UllLIO OY.NERaL HOSPITAL, HORDLEY, ~01tti1med.

Q'GESTION II, C01iti11ued.

(I.) \Vh::i.t quantity of water is avail- Two gallons.

nb1e for each patient eYery day ?

·what is the source of the water sup- The water is obtained from a Spring,
ply? and brought into the Hospital by a ser-
-vant specially employed for that duty.

\Ybnt is the qnality of lhe water? Pure and wholesome.

(II.) Dctnil the arrangements as to There is a Bath in connection with

naths and LaYatories. the Hospital, hut there is no means of
filling it with water. 'fhe patients are
allo.;ed to go to a Spring in close proxi-
mity to the Hospi~l to wash themselves.

<TII.) "·hat is the syAtem of sewerage: There is no sewarage The privies

{lnd what the condition of the privies { are in good condition.
4.A ]Of, nosrn'.\ r; RETt; RN'S.

PUBLIC C£}11;it.\L llOSPlTAL, llORDLY.Y, co1di1wed.

QUES1'IO~ III.

Give tho Number of Visits of lnRpoction paid to tho Hospital during the year 1818-79.

And stating the Official Position of the Visitors.

Hpccifying tho <:ha.meter of the

By tl10 Governor or By a Government By a Committee of tho
tho visit in TCRpect to notioo.
Colonial Secretary. Inspector. Governing Body.

·-- - - - - -- -
By Appointment One (each) 31 Visits none

Of Surpri!IO N"ono

(I) In reference to the above Table, The Hospital Books were presented on
state whether or not the Register Books each occasion.
were proclucecl on every occasion; and if
not, on how many occnsions they were
not so produced?
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l,

(II) And if on any occasion when they On every occasion they were found to
were examined, they were found not to be properly made up at date of cxami--
be properly made up to date of exa- tion.
mination.

(UI) State also how many Reports of

the following kinds haYe come under.
the notice of' the GoYernor : -

(a) Rc:ports of a Vinanrial n.nd Sb- Xone.

tisiical kind, especiall)' such as
show the svstcm on which money
nncl Store Accounts are kept and
audited.

(o) Re porl s h) P ersons charged with

t hC' immC'Clinte management or t
th e llo!i:pital.

{r:J Report s hy n GoYcrumrnt In-

~pcctor. inclepcnclnnt of the Go-
verning Authority of the llospi-
( al.

(~\ pprncl copies of his R~ports,

.
if anL),
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PUBLIC GEXEU~L llOSPITAL, HORIJLEY, conti1mcd.

Q"GESTlO:N I r .
~

Table of C:!SC3 of e:ich lJud uf D~-C:...<;() T1-c.Ltl in the Ho"pit:tl in ih:i ye<lr, wi,h the :::\umber of Deatlis from ea.ch
rnch D.i~case :-

I Number

----,-----,0
D isca:;c:; Trc::tc<l. Number of of
c~cs. Deaths.

~--~~~--~~
I
Syphilis, Sccond:u-y ... ... 2 -
Fistula. in .Anus • ... ... 1 --
ulcers ... ... {;6
Diseasc d Heart ... ... 2 1
Onyci "' ... ... 8 -
P hthh•. I'ulmon. ... ... 2 -
Anre1aii ...
...
...
...
11
2
--
Conjunctivitis
Ahscess
Pncumo:1fa
...
...
...
...
6
2
-
1
•
Fever ....... ... 14·1: -
... 2 -
Al:dhpufa
Eczema ...
...
...
...
6
3
--
Atrophy
Rheumati6m ... ... 7 -
Constipation ... ...
...
2 -
Bub , ::>:nn111 th.!ic ...
...
'
I
2
4
--
D ncutcn· ...
Ainenori iu:ca ... ... 2 -
Scabi~s ... ... 1 -
l\Icnou hagia ... ... 1 -
1\Icntd •\ bt:na~ion ... ... 1 -
Jaund:c\l ... ... 1 -
Asthma ... ... 1 -
Inci~c l W on"'l<l ... ... 4 ' -
Gangrcr:e d Le:; ... ... 1 1
Bronchiti3 ... ... ~ -
]3r;ghts' Di~c:iro ... ' ... 2 -
... .. . 1 -
•.Abortion ... 1 -
D ise<t~e of 11 cctum ...
Impetigo
Cr.nccr of h:tcst:ncs
...
...
...
...
...
I 2
l
2
-
1
1
... .
A~des ... -
i-!n1hil!s, rrim:n-y ... I 3

n followin" Diso::ses occurrin"' r.mongst Patients aTJ.J also a!llong;t Offic~rs :-

c o~r C··u!:CS O f 'l
'" , 1
J.u~.. "1.... o t:> ~

Occurrin~ amongst l'aticnts. Occurring t.mongst Office~.

-~- --r---~~-~-~---·~~---.--~--~- -----

In cafe of Pd!cnts attacked v.J»Jc Resident Non-Resident

K::.::nc of Dizc::.co.
....0 in no~pital, sh;t~ how l~n:; the c: .,; Officers. Officers.
1 Person had been JU Ilo~pitd 1~- ~ '.;5
Jl .g g ---,--- - - - ---
I
u; fore his nttack, and for what dis·
~ ~ e:!SC he wu.s admitted. ~~ Cases. Deaths Cases. Deaths
~~~~~~~--~~.~~

Yellov; Fc,·cr or other I:ndcmic

Fever ...
...
...
~m all-pox ...
Scarlat:nn. ...
J:ntcric (or T~ plwid) Fever ...
1 J;1ygipclas ... ...
l'yam1ia ... '