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Mitchell's West Indian Bibliography
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BURCHELL, Thomas – [British Baptist missionary (1799-1846), a leading abolitionist with Knibb and Phillippo; in Jamaica, 1823-1846. See: WF Burchell.]
BURCHELL, William Fitzer - Memoir of Thomas Burchell, Twenty-two years a Missionary in Jamaica. By his Brother, William Fitzer Burchell. (London: BL Green) xii,416 pages 12mo hb, 1 plate, 1849. Descriptive. Church. Religion. Baptists. Slavery. Thomas Burchell. Jamaica. A biography. Contains much information on the persecution of the Baptists after the Christmas Rebellion of 1831. Scarce. BL, Cu.J, Gri, LOC, Rag, RES, Sab 9204.
BURCHETT, Josiah - Memoirs of Transactions at Sea during the War with France; Beginning in 1688, and Ending in 1697 . . . (London: J Nutt) 408 pages 8vo, 1703. Naval. Admiralty. Expeditions. Caribbean area. Contains an account of various expeditions to the West Indies. Replied to by L Lillingston, "Reflections on Mr Burchett's Memoirs . . ." Exceptionally scarce. BL, LOC, Sab 9206.
[BURCHETT, Josiah] - Mr Burchett's Justification of his Naval Memoirs in Answer to the reflections of Col Lillingston on that part which relates to Cape Francois and Port de Paix. With some short Observations on our West India Expedition. (London: Edward Jones) 166 pages 8vo, 1704. Naval. Admiralty. Expeditions. Luke Lillingston. Cape Francois. Port de Paix. Caribbean area. A reply to L Lillingston, "Reflections . . ." Exceptionally scarce. BL, Cu.W, Sab 9207.
BURCHETT, Josiah - [British naval administrator and author (ca 1666-1746); secretary to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, 1695-1742. DNB.]
BURD, Laurence Henry - Spinning Tests of St Vincent Sea Island Cotton. (Kingstown: Gov't Printer) 8 pages 21 cm pamph, tables, ills, 1925. Agriculture. Cotton. Spinning. St Vincent. An official government report. Scarce. LOC, RES.
BURDETTE, Barbara, and Francisco ECHEVARRIA – Puerto Ricans: On the Island, on the Mainland, in Connecticut: A Curriculum Guide. (Storrs: U of Connecticut, World Education Project) 79 pages 22 cm, ills, 1976. Education. Curriculum development. Migration. Connecticut. Puerto Rico. LOC.
BURDON, John Alder - Brief Sketch of British Honduras, Past Present and Future. (London: West India Committee) 42 pages 8vo pamph, 1 map, [1927] 1st ed; (ibidem) 53 pages pamph, 1 folding map, biblio, 1928 2nd rev ed. Colonial administration. Descriptive. Belize. For later editions see: AH Anderson. Both editions scarce. Bay, BL, Co.C, Com, LOC, RES.
BURDON, John Alder - To the Men and Women of Barbados. (London) 24 pages pamph, 1913. Colonial administration. Military. Security. Barbados. A speech. Concerns WW I defence issues. Scarce. RES.
BURDON, John Alder, ed - Archives of British Honduras . . . : Being Extracts and Precis from Records, With Maps. Edited, with Historical Note and a Chronology by Sir John Alder Burdon, and Completed by Katherine J Burdon. (London: Sifton Praed & Co for the West India Committee) 3 vols, 304+436+401 pages, folding maps, 1931-1935. History. Archives. Belize. A calendar of material in the local archives; the more important documents are summarised, others merely listed. Criticized for serious omissions and haphazard arrangement, sloppy editing and poor attention to dating. Scarce. Bay, BL, Co.C, Com, Gos, Gri, LOC, Pat, RES, Tra, Woo, Wri.
BURDON, John Alder - [British colonial administrator (1866-1933); governor of BH, 1925-32. RES.]
BURDON, Katherine Janet - A Handbook of St Christopher-Nevis: A Presidency of the Leeward Island Colony, containing information for residents and visitors concerning the islands of St Christopher or St Kitts, Nevis, and Anguilla. (London: West India Committee) viii,247 pages hb, 14 photos, 6 maps, 1920. Travel. Descriptive. St Kitts. Nevis. Anguilla. A guidebook for tourists. By the wife of the governor. Scarce. Bay, Co.C, Com, LOC, Rag, RES.
BURG, Barry Richard – Sodomy and the Pirate Tradition: English Sea Rovers in the Seventeenth Century Caribbean. (New York: New York UP) 215 pages pb, 1983; (ibidem) 215 pages pb, 1984. Piracy. Buccaneering. Sea rovers. Sociology. Homosexuality. Caribbean area. A look at society where widespread tolerance of homosexual behaviour was the norm. BL, LOC.
BURG, Barry Richard - Sodomy and the Perception of Evil: English Sea Rovers in the Seventeenth Century Caribbean. (New York: New York UP) 215 pages hb, 1995; (ibidem) 215 pages pb, 1995. Piracy. Buccaneering. Sea rovers. Sociology. Homosexuality. Caribbean area. A later edition of his 1983 "Sodomy and the Pirate Tradition . . ." BL, Bow, Gos, LOC.
BURG, Barry Richard – [Author (1938-)]
BURGAN, William Granville Liverpool - Some West Indian Memorials: Being a Record of the Tablets in St George's, Grenada, with Notes. (Georgetown) 15 pages pamph, 1917. Genealogy. Monuments. Memorials. Tablets. Grenada. Very scarce. RES.
BURGE, William - Colonial Laws. (London) 1838. Law. Colonial administration. British Empire. Caribbean area. Passim WI. Scarce.
BURGE, William - Colonial Laws and Courts . . . [Title of a later edition of his "Colonial Laws," by AW Renton]
BURGE, William - Commentaries on Colonial and Foreign Laws Generally, and on their Conflict with each other, and with the Laws of England. (London: Saunders & Benning) 4 vols, 8vo, 1838; (London: Sweet & Maxwell) 4 vols, 1907-1928; (Buffalo, NY: WS Hein) 4 vols in 5, 1981. Law. Conflict. Colonial administration. British Empire. Caribbean area. Includes the WI. 1st edition scarce. BL, LOC, Pat.
BURGE, William - Communications Addressed . . . [See: "Communications Addressed to the Secretary of State . . ."]
BURGE, William - Communications Transmitted . . . [See: "Communications Transmitted . . ."]
BURGE, William - Extract from Mr Burge's Printed Letter to the Right Hon Sir George Murray and Observations thereon; intended as a Short Exposition of the Proceedings of the Government, and the Supreme Court of Jamaica, in the Case of Lecesne and Escoffery. (sl) 8vo pamph, [nd]. Colonial administration. Law. Civil rights. Louis Celeste Lescesne. John Escoffery. George Murray. Jamaica. In support of the decision of the Jamaica Supreme Court against the two free coloureds who had been agitating for the removal of civil disabilities. And see below, W Burge, "Letter to the Right Honourable . . ." Exceptionally scarce. Sab 9222.
BURGE, William - Jamaica. The Case of the Agent of Jamaica on Behalf of the Legislature of that Island, in Opposition to the Principle, Preamble, and Provisions of the Bill now Pending in the House of Lords, Intituled "An Act to Provide for the Enactment of Certain laws in the Island of Jamaica. (sl, [London]) 43 pages 8vo pamph, [1839]. Colonial administration. Jamaica. Part of the effort by the planters to maintain their old system of government in the face of sweeping changes wrought by emancipation. Exceptionally scarce. Sab 35570.
BURGE, William - Jamaica. The Speech of W Burge, Esq, QC, Agent for Jamaica, at the Bar of the House of Commons, against the Bill entitled "An Act to provide for the Enactment of certain Laws in the Island of Jamaica." Friday, 7th June, 1839. (London: TC Hansard) 40 pages 8vo pamph, 1839. Colonial administration. Jamaica. A speech. Very scarce. LOC, Sab 9223.
BURGE, William - Jamaica. The Speech of W Burge, Esq, QC, Agent for Jamaica, at the Bar of the House of Commons, against the Bill Intituled "An Act to Make Temporary Provision for the Government of Jamaica." Monday, 22nd April, 1839. (London: Calkin & Budd; Simpkin & Marshall) 89 pages 8vo pamph, 1839. Colonial administration. Jamaica. A speech. Very scarce. BL, RES, Sab 9224.
[BURGE, William] - A Letter to the Right Honourable Sir George Murray, GCB . . . Relative to the Deportation of Lecesne and Escoffery from Jamaica. (London: Shachell & Bayliss) xii,577 pages 8vo, 1829. Colonial administration. Civil rights. Louis Celeste Lescesne. John Escoffery. George Murray. Jamaica. An attack on the two free island-born coloured subjects who agitated for removal of civil disabilities and were ordered to be deported. Very scarce. BL, Rag, RES.
BURGE, William - A Reply to the Letter by the Marquis of Sligo to the Marquis of Normanby, Relative to the Present State of Jamaica . . . (London: Calkin & Budd) 64 pages 8vo pamph, 1839. Colonial administration. Marquis of Sligo. Marquis of Normanby. Jamaica. A reply to Sligo, "Letter to the Marquess of Normandy . . ." Very scarce. BL, RES, Sab 9225.
BURGE, William - Speech of W Burge . . . Monday, 22nd April 1839 . . . [See above.]
BURGE, William - Speech of W Burge . . . Friday, 7th June, 1839 . . . [See above.]
BURGE, William - [British jurist (1787-1849); former A-G of and agent for Jamaica. See also: "Speeches of Mr Barrett and Mr Burge . . ." LOC, RES.]
BURGESS, Andrew – Adhesion Contracts and Unfair Terms: A Critique of Current Theory and a Suggestion. (Cave Hill: UWI, Faculty of Law, Working Paper in Law, No 1) 64 pages pamph, 1985. Law. Contract. Unfair terms. Caribbean area. An undergraduate textbook. By a law professor at Cave Hill, UWI. LOC, New.
BURGESS, Bob – [See: RF Burgess]
BURGESS, Geoffrey, and Jack Kent HUNN - Report on Public Administration in Guyana. (Georgetown: Gov't Printer) ii,115 pages, 1966. Public administration. Guyana. An official government report. Com, LOC.
BURGESS, Robert Forrest - Diving off the Beaten Track: Best of the Caribbean. (Locust Valley, NY: Aqua Quest) 128 pages pb, ills, 1994. Travel. Descriptive. Caribbean area. A guidebook for divers. Bow, LOC.
[BURGESS, Thomas] - Considerations on the Abolition of Slavery and the Slave Trade upon Grounds of Natural, Religious, and Political Duty. (Oxford: Sold by D Prince & J Cooke, etc) 166 pages 8vo, 1789. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Caribbean area. An abolitionist tract. Partly a refutation of Harris, "Scriptural Researches . . ." By a British Anglican clergyman (1756-1837); bishop of Salisbury. Very scarce. BL, Cu.W, DNB, GL, Rag, Sab 15957, 81940.
BURGIE, Irving - Caribbean Carnival: Songs of the West Indies. (New York: Tambourine Books, William Morrow) 32 pages hb, ills, 1992; (ibidem) 32 pages pb, ills, 1992. Music. Performing arts. Carnival. Caribbean area. A children's book. Bow, LOC.
BURGIE, Irving, comp – West Indian Song Book, for Group and Community Singing: 40 Most Popular West Indian Songs for Voice in Harmony, plus 5 Island National Anthems. (Hollis, NY: Caribe Music Corp) 72 pages 28 cm, score, ills, [1972]. Music. Songs. Caribbean area. LOC.
BURGIN, Trevor, and Patricia EDSON – Spring Grove: The Education of Immigrant Children. (London: Oxford UP) x,112 pages 23 cm, 1967; (ibidem) x,112 pages 8vo, 1970. Education. Migration. Spring Grove. Britain. Caribbean area. BL, Com.
BURGOS, Julia de – [See: DE BURGOS]
BURGOS, William – [Author (1948-). See: CA Torre. LOC.]
BURKS, Arthur J – The Republic of Haiti. (Philadelphia) 55 pages pamph, 1907. History. Haiti. Scarce. By a US writer and Marine colonel (1898–1974). Lag.
BURKE, B Meredith - A Discussion on Needed Inputs to Foster Employment Generation in Barbados and LDCs. (Washington, DC: USAID) 79 pages, 1979. Economics. Industrial relations. Employment. Barbados. Caribbean area. A technical assistance report. Author (1947-). Car, Mom, New.
BURKE, Bernard - A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Colonial Gentry. (London: Harrison) 2 vols, 1891-1895; (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co) 826,xi pages 23 cm, coats of arms, 1970 rep. Genealogy. Heraldry. Colonial gentry. Caribbean area. Contains the pedigrees of over 500 leading colonial families, including many resident in the WI. By a British genealogist (1814-1892). 1st edition very scarce. BL, LOC, Rag.
BURKE, Eddie, and Anne GARSIDE - Water in the Gourd, and Other Jamaican Folk Stories. (London: Oxford UP) 47 pages 20 cm pamph, ills, 1975. Folklore. Jamaica. BL, Car, LOC.
[BURKE, Edmund] - An Account of the European Settlements in America, in Six Parts . . . (London: Printed for R&J Dodsley) 2 vols, 312+300 pages 20 cm 8vo, 2 maps, 1757 1st ed; (ibidem) 2 vols, 324+308 pages 20 cm 8vo, maps, 1758 2nd ed; (ibidem) 2 vols, 324+308 pages 21 cm 8vo, 2 maps, 1760 3rd ed; (Dublin: Printed for Peter Wilson) 2 vols, 319+301 pages, 1762; (London: J Dodsley) 2 vols, xx,324+xii,308 pages 20 cm 8vo, maps, 1765 4th ed; (ibidem) 2 vols, [6],310,[6]+[6],287 pages 17 cm 12mo, 1766; (ibidem) 2 vols, xii,324+xii,308 pages 8mo, 2 maps, 1770 5th ed; (ibidem) 2 vols, xii,324+xii,308 pages 8mo, 2 maps, 1777 6th ed; (ibidem, on large paper) 1786 6th ed; (Dublin: Wilson) 2 vols, 1772; (ibidem) 1777; (London) 2 vols, 8vo, 1808; (London: J Stockdale) 482 pages 4to, 2 maps, 1808; (Boston: JH Wilkins & Co) xix,335 pages 8vo, 1835; (ibidem) 687 pages 8vo, 1851; (New York: Research Reprints) 2 vols, 1970 rep; (New York: Arno P) 2 vols in 1, maps, 1972 rep. History. European settlements. America. Caribbean area. Probably the joint work of himself and his cousin William Burke, but usually attributed to the former, who called himself the reviser of his kinsman's work. 1st edition exceptionally scarce; other 18 century editions very scarce; the 1808 Stockdale 4to edition is exceptionally scarce. BL, Cu.W, LOC, RES, Sab 9282, 9283.
[BURKE, Edmund] - An Examination of the Commercial Principles of the Late Negotiation between Great Britain and France . . . [See: W Burke]
BURKE, Edmund - A Letter to the Right Honourable H Dundass, with the Sketch of a Negro Code, Drawn up in 1780. (London) pamph, 1792. Colonial administration. Slavery. Law. Negro Code. Henry Dundass. Haiti. An abolitionist tract. Exceptionally scarce. Rag.
BURKE, Edmund - [British statesman (1728-1797), agent for New York. See: "Remarks on the Letter Address'd . . ." DNB.]
BURKE, Joseph Henry - Citrus Industry of British Honduras, Jamaica, Trinidad. (Washington, DC: US Dep't of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service, Foreign Agricultural Report, No 88) 77 pages pamph, 1956. Agriculture. Tropical fruit. Citrus. Belize. Jamaica. Trinidad. An official government publication. Bay, Co.C, Com, LOC.
BURKE, Joseph Henry - Citrus Industry of Surinam. (Washington, DC: Gov't Printer) iv,24 pages pamph, ills, 1 map, 1956. Agriculture. Tropical fruit. Citrus. Suriname. An official government publication. LOC.
BURKE, Joseph Henry - [US agriculturalist (1908-?).]
BURKE, Michael et al - Wonders of the Deep: Underwater Bermuda. (Toronto: Boulton Publishing Services) 114 pages hb, 112 col photos, maps, 1988. Descriptive. Marine resources. Bermuda. A pictorial work. Whi.
[BURKE, William] - An Examination of the Commercial Principles of the Late Negotiation between Great Britain and France in MDCCLXI in which the System of that Negotiation with Regard to our Colonies and Commerce is Considered. (London: R&J Dodsley) 108 pages 8vo, 1761 1st ed; (ibidem) iv,108 pages 21 cm 8vo, 1762 2nd ed. Colonial administration. Trade. Caribbean area. Replied to by "The Comparative Importance of our Acquisition . . ." Attributed to W Burke by DNB; doubtfully attributed to Edmund by the Catalogue of Printed Books. Both issues very scarce. BL, LOC, Sab 23354.
BURKE, William - [British MP (1730-1798); cousin of Edmund Burke; bankrupt, supposed author of "Letters of Junius." See: E Burke; and "Remarks on the Letter . . .;" and "The Speeches of Mr Wilberforce . . ." DNB.]
BURKE, William Patrick - Senor Burky: The Adventurous Life-history of William P Burke. (London: GG Harrap & Co) 270 pages 8vo, 1 plate, 1935. Descriptive. Dominican Republic. An autobiography. Author (1880-?). Bay, BL, LOC.
BURKETT, Algernon A - Trinidad: A Jewel of the West, or 100 Years of British Rule, Containing over 100 Photographs of Prominent Men. (London: Francis & Co) 102,xl pages hb, ills, 1914. Descriptive. Trinidad. A pictorial work. Author (1881-?). LOC.
BURKETT, Randall K - Garveyism as a Religious Movement: The Institution of a Black Civil Religion. (New Jersey and London: Scarecrow P) xxvi,216 pages, ills, 1978. Religion. Garveyism. Civil rights. Race relations. Marcus Garvey. Caribbean area. LOC.
BURKS, Arthur J - Land of Checkerboard Families. (New York: Coward-McCann) vi,278 pages hb, 1932. Descriptive. Economics. Dominican Republic. By a US novelist (1898-1974). Bay, LOC.
BURKS, David D - Cuba under Castro. (New York: Foreign Policy Association) 64 pages pamph, ills, 1 map, 1964. Politics. Fidel Castro. Cuba. Bay, LOC.
BURLAND, Barbara – Some Information on Herbs, Medicinal Plants and other Types of Remedies Used in the Past in Bermuda for Various Ailments. (Hamilton: Bermuda Historical Society, Occasional Publication, No 6) 32 pages pamph, 1965. Ethnology. Ethno-botany. Health. Botany. Medicinal plants. Bermuda. Com.
BURLEY, EB - Memorandum Summarizing the Returns of a Census Taken in the Island of Barbados, in the Year 1715. (London) 15 pages folio pamph, [ca 1913]. Demography. Barbados. A census report. Scarce. RES.
BURLEY, T, ed – The Caribbean Handbook . . . [See: The Caribbean Handbook".]
BURMEISTER, Gustave, ed - The Sugar Industry of the Caribbean. (Washington, DC: Caribbean Research Council) xiii,343 pages, 1 folding map, 1947. Agriculture. Sugar. Economics. Caribbean area. Gos, LOC.
[BURN, Andrew] - A Second Address to the People of Great Britain, Containing a New, and Most Powerful Argument to Abstain from the Use of West India Sugar. By an Eye-witness to the Facts Related . . . (Rochester: Printed by W Gillman) 11 pages 8vo pamph, 1792; (London: M Gurney) 12 pages 8vo pamph, 1792 2nd rev ed. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Boycotts. Caribbean area. An abolitionist tract. The first boycott of WI produce. Written to disgust readers. By a British army officer (1742-1814); major-general with the Royal Marines. 1st edition rare; 2nd edition exceptionally scarce. BL, LOC, Rag, Sab 102865.
BURN, William Laurence - The British West Indies. (London: Hutchinson's U Library, British Empire History) 196 pages 8vo hb, ills, 1 map, biblio, index, 1951 1st ed; (Westport, CT: Greenwood P) 196 pages hb, ills, 1 map, biblio, 1975 rep. History. Caribbean area. A good survey of the political, social, and economic BWI history; a brief but scholarly account of British colonial policy in the WI and the effects of this policy on local political institutions; very well written and refreshingly free from pious incantations. Bay, BL, Co.C, Com, Gos, Gri, LOC, My.R, Pot, Whi, Wilk.
BURN, William Laurence - Emancipation and Apprenticeship in the British West Indies. (London: Jonathan Cape) 398 pages 8vo hb, biblio, dj, 1937 1st ed; (ibidem) 398 pages, biblio, 1965 2nd ed; (New York: Johnson Reprint) 398 pages hb, biblio, 1970 rep. History. Slavery. Apprenticeship. Caribbean area. In its time the most comprehensive study of the parliamentary campaign to legislate slavery out of existence and the operation of the Apprenticeship system, 1834-38, which was designed to serve as a transitional phase between bondage and freedom but which developed into a system which was characterized by onerous labour conditions and white intolerance. Based principally on an analysis of the dispatches between governors and the Colonial Office. Bar, Bay, BL, Co.C, Com, Gos, Gri, Ing, LOC, My.R, Pat, Pot, Wilk.
BURN, William Laurence - [British colonial administrator (1904-1966); governor of Jamaica.]
BURNABY, William – [British admiral on the North American Station (1710-1776). See: J Cook.]
BURNARD, Trevor – Mastery, Tyranny, & Desire: The Anglo-Jamaican World of Thomas Thistlewood and his Slaves, 1750-1786. (Kingston: UWI Press) 334 pages pb, 2004. History. Slavery. Mastery. Tyranny. Desire. Thomas Thistlewood. Jamaica.
BURNESS, Donald - On the Shoulders of Marti: Cuban Literature of the Angolan War. (Colorado Springs: Three Continents P) 196 pages hb, ills, 1996; (ibidem) 196 pages pb, ills, 1996. Literary criticism. Jose Marti. Angola. Cuba. By a US academic; professor of English at Franklin Pierce College. Bow, LOC.
BURNET, A - The Isles of the Western Sea: The Story of Methodist Missions in the West Indies and Central America. (London: Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society) 64 pages 8vo, plates, [1924]. Church. Religion. Methodists. Caribbean area. Bay, BL.
BURNETT, Ermin, and Roger BURNETT - Christmas in the Virgin Islands. (East End, Tortola: E&R Burnett) 36 pages pamph, ills, 1983. Descriptive. Christmas. Tortola. British Virgin Islands. LOC, Mol.
BURNETT, Michael - Jamaican Music. (Oxford: Oxford UP) 48 pages pamph, ills, 1982. Music. Jamaica. A children's book. LOC, Whi.
BURNETT, Paula – Derek Walcott: Politics and Poetics. (Gainesville: UP of Florida) xiii,380 pages, 2001. Literary criticism. Derek Walcott. St Lucia. Author (1942-). Reg.
BURNETT, Roger - Virgin Islands Sketches. (sl [Road Town]: The Author) 64 pages 24x31 cm, ills, 1980; (Road Town: The Author) 64 pages pamph, 1 map, 1985 2nd ed. Descriptive. Tortola. British Virgin Islands. LOC, Mol.
BURNEY, Elizabeth – Housing on Trial: A Study of Immigrants and Local Government. (London: Oxford UP, Published for the IRR) vi,267 pages 8vo, 1967. Sociology. Urban housing. Migration. Britain. Caribbean area. BL, Com.
BURNEY, James - The History of the Buccaneers of America. (London: Payne & Foss) xii,326 pages 4to, 3 maps, 1816 1st ed; (London: Swan Sonnenschein) xv,382 pages 8vo hb, 1891 rep; (London and New York: United Library, No 7) xvi,296 pages 8vo, maps, 1902; (London: Hutchinson's Popular Classics) 294 pages 8vo hb, maps, 1907; (London) 326 pages hb, 1912 facs ed; (London: George Allan & Unwin) xvi,382 pages hb, maps, 1949 facs ed; (ibidem) xvi,382 pages hb, maps, 1951 facs ed. History. Buccaneering. Caribbean area. A classic study. By a British naval officer (1750-1821); 2nd lieutenant on the "Adventure" on Cook's second voyage to the Pacific in 1772. 1st edition very scarce. BL, Cu.W, Hum, LOC, RES, Sab 9388.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Address . . . at the Unveiling of the 1763 Monument on May 23, 1976. (Georgetown: Office of the PM) 24 pages pamph, ills, [ca 1976]. Politics. Guyana. A speech. LOC.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – The Case of Pedro Beria: Special Broadcast Press Conference, November 30, 1968. (Georgetown: Gov't Printer) 19 pages pamph, 1968. Politics. Pedro Beria. Guyana. A speech. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Charting our Destiny: Address . . . at the Ceremonial Opening of the 2nd Session of the 4th Parliament of Guyana, Friday 22nd January 1992. (Georgetown: Office of the President) 12 pages pamph, 1982. Politics. Guyana. A speech. New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Comrades, I Salute you: Address of . . . on the Occasion of the National Rally in Commemoration of those Comrades who Perished in the CU-455 Air Disaster, Wednesday, October 6, 1976, at the Site of the 1763 Monument, October 17, 1976. (Georgetown: Office of the PM) 24 pages pamph, [nd] [1976]. Politics. Disasters. Bombings. Guyana. Concerns the destruction of a Cuban aircraft. A speech. New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Declaration of Sophia: Address by Leader of the People's National Congress, Prime Minister Forbes Burnham, at a Special Congress of the People's National Congress, Pln. Sophia, Georgetown, 14th December, 1974. (Georgetown: Design & Graphics) 38 pages pamph, ills, 1974. Politics. Guyana. A speech. An address to mark the 10th anniversary of the PNC in government in Guyana. LOC, New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – A Destiny to Mould: Selected Discourses by the Prime Minister of Guyana. (New York: Africana Publishing. London: Longmans Caribbean) xxxv,275 pages 23 cm hb, 15 b&w photos, 1970; (ibidem) 275 pages 23 cm pb, 15 b&w photos, 1970. Politics. Guyana. A selection of his speeches between 1955 and 1969. Compiled by CA Nasciemento and RA Burrowes. BL, Com, Gos, LOC, McD.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Forbes Burnham Speaks of Human Rights. (Georgetown: Ministry of Information Publications Division) 20 pages pamph, 1980. Law. Politics. Human rights. Guyana. A speech. New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Four Talks to the Nation: 1973 Radio Addresses to the Nation. (Georgetown: Ministry of Information & Culture) 31 pages pamph, 1973. Politics. Guyana. A collection of speeches. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Friendship with Integrity: Surinam-Guyana Relations. Statement to the National Assembly on Thursday 21 August, 1969, by LFS Burnham, Prime Minister of Guyana, together with the Text of an Address Given during Guyana Week, February 1968, in New Amsterdam, Berbice, by SS Ramphal, Attorney General and Minister of State. (Georgetown: Gov't Printer, Ministry of External Affairs) 24 pages 21 cm pamph, maps, 1969. International relations. Border disputes. Guyana. Suriname. A speech. LOC.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – A Great Future Together: The Prime Minister's Report to the Nation on Guyana's 2nd Anniversary of Independence, 25 May, 1968. (Georgetown: Lithographic Co Ltd for the Guyana Information Service) 24 pages pamph, 1968. Politics. Independence. Guyana. A speech. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – A New Era for our Amerindian Brothers: Address Given at the Conference of Amerindian Leaders, Queen's College, Georgetown, February 28-March 3, 1969. (Georgetown) 1969. Politics. Guyana. A speech. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – On the Road to Socialism. (Georgetown: Office of the Prime Minister) 24 pages pamph, 1976. Politics. Socialism. Guyana. A speech. Car, LOC.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Organize for Production and Defence: Address . . . at the 4th Biennial Congress of the People's National Congress at Sophia, Georgetown, August 22-29, 1981. (Georgetown: Office of the President) 43 pages pamph, 1981 2nd ed. International relations. Guyana. A speech. New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Our Cause is Just. (Georgetown: Office of the President) 44 pages pamph, 1981. International relations. Border disputes. Guyana. Venezuela. A speech. LOC, New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – The Power of Co-operative Ownership. Speech by the Prime Minister Delivered at the Georgetown Regional Conference of the People's National Congress, August 24, 1969. (Georgetown: Daily Chronicle Lat) 11 pages pamph, 1969. Politics. Guyana. A speech. New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – The Pursuit of Perfection. (Georgetown: Guyana Printers) 44 pages pamph, 1976. Politics. Guyana. A speech. Car, LOC.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Reports to the Nation on Guyana Broadcasting Service and Radio Demerara: January 10, 1976. (Georgetown: Guyana Printers) 47 pages pamph, 1976. Politics. Guyana. A collection of speeches. Car.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – The Small Man, A Real Man in the Cooperative Republic, Guyana. Speeches by the Prime Minister in the National Assembly on the Republic Motion. (Georgetown: Guyana Lithographic Co Ltd for the Ministry of Information) 12 pages pamph, 1969. Politics. Guyana. A collection of speeches. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Survival of Our Nation: Address to the Nation. (Georgetown: Guyana Lithographic Co Ltd for the Ministry of Information & Culture) 8 pages pamph, 1974. Politics. Guiana. A speech. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – To Build a New World: Speech . . . at the 6th Conference of Non-Aligned Countries, in Havana, Cuba on Tuesday 4th September 1979. (Georgetown: Ministry of Information) 1979. Politics. Guyana. A speech. LOC, New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Towards a Cooperative Republic. (Georgetown: Chronicle Printers Ltd) 1969. Politics. Guyana.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Towards the People's Victory: Address by LFS Burnham, Leader of the People's National Congress, Prime Minister of Guyana, at the 3rd Biennial Congress of the People's National Congress, Sophia, August 22-26, 1979. (Georgetown: Guyana Printers Ltd) 32 pages pamph, 1979. Politics. Guyana. A speech. LOC, New.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – Towards the Socialist Revolution: Address by the Leader of the People's National Congress, Prime Minister Forbes Burnham . . . (Georgetown: Office of the PM) 52 pages, 1975. Politics. Guyana. A speech. Car, LOC.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – The Year of the Breakthrough: Address to the Nation on the Third Anniversary of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, February 23, 1973. (Georgetown: Ministry of Information, Culture & Youth) 16 pages pamph, 1973. Politics. Guyana. A speech. Com.
BURNHAM, Linden Forbes Sampson – [Guyanese barrister-politician (1923-1985); leader of the People's National Congress; PM and later president of Guyana. See: CA Nascimento and RA Burrowes; and "Review. A Pictorial . . .;" and "To the Memory of . . ."]
BURNLEY, William Hardin - Observations on the Present Condition of the Island of Trinidad and the Actual State of the Experiment of Negro Emancipation. (London: Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans) 177 pages 8vo, 1842. Colonial administration. Emancipation. Apprenticeship. Trinidad. Presents the planters' view of economic conditions after emancipation. Scarce. Bay, BL, Ch.T, Cu.W, GL, Ha.S, LOC, RES, Sab 9397.
BURNLEY, William Hardin - Opinions on Slavery and Emancipation in 1823; Referred to in a Recent Debate in the House of Commons, by Thomas Fowell Buxton, Esq, With Additional Observations, Applicable to the Right Hon EG Stanley's Plan for the Extinction of Slavery. (London: J Ridgeway) lv,44 pages 8vo pamph, 1833. Colonial administration. Slavery. Emancipation. Thomas Fowell Buxton. Edward George Stanley. Caribbean area. Two letters that favour a gradual freeing of the slaves with compensation to their owners. The first is a bitter attack on Canning's antislavery pronouncement of 1823 and Lord Bathurst's amelioratory legislation of the early 1820s; the second is a denunciation of Lord Stanley's emancipation plan of 1833. Very scarce. BL, GL, Gri, Rag, Sab 9398.
BURNLEY, William Hardin - Two Letters and an Address to His Excellency Sir R Woodford, Bart, and the Honourable the Board of Council. (Port-of-Spain: Lewer) 1824. Colonial administration. Slavery. Ralph Woodford. Trinidad. Exceptionally scarce.
BURNLEY, William Hardin - [New York-born merchant and leading planter of Empire loyalist background long resident in Trinidad (1780-1850); owner of Orange Grove Estate; led the campaign after Emancipation in 1838 to encourage immigration to supply indentured labour to the estates. Web page.]
BURNS, Alan Cuthbert - Colonial Civil Servant. (London: Allen & Unwin) 339 pages hb, 1 map, 1949. Descriptive. Colonial administration. Caribbean area. An autobiography. LOC, Woo.
BURNS, Alan Cuthbert - History of the British West Indies. (London: George Allen & Unwin) 821 pages hb, tables, diagrams, 28 maps, biblio, dj, 1954 1st ed; (New York: Barnes & Noble. London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd) 849 pages hb, ills, 29 maps, biblio, dj, 1965 2nd rev ed; (New York: Gordon P) 821 pages hb, tables, diagrams, maps, biblio, 1976 rep. History. Colonial administration. Caribbean area. Primarily a political history of the BWI. Emphasises the planters' economic struggle against trade restrictions and foreign sugar competition. A comprehensive account drawing on a wealth of primary and secondary sources. Bar, Bay, Be.A, BL, Bo.C, Bow, Co.C, Com, Gos, Gri, LOC, Mol, My.R, Pat, Pos, Pot.
BURNS, Alan Cuthbert - In Defence of Colonies: British Colonial Territories in International Affairs. (London: Allen & Unwin) 338 pages hb, 1957 1st ed; (ibidem) 1964. Colonial administration. International relations. Border disputes. Belize. A defence of British colonial rule. Bay, LOC, Woo.
BURNS, Alan Cuthbert - [St Kitts-born British colonial administrator (1887-1980); colonial secretary of the Bahamas, deputy chief secretary of Nigeria, governor of Belize, 1934-1940. RES.]
BURNS, EL – What's Cooking in the Belizean Kitchen. (Cayo District: Tiger Run Farm) 64 pages pamph, ills, plates, [ca 1990]. Food. Nutrition. Belize. A cookbook. A collection of recipes: East Indian, Lebanese, Mennonite, Chinese, Mayan, Garinagu, Mestizo, Creole dishes. LOC, Wri.
BURNYEAT, John - The Truth Exalted in the Writings of that Eminent and Faithful Servant of Christ John Burnyeat. (London: Printed for Thomas Northcott) 20,264 pages 20 cm 4to, 1691. Church. Religion. Barbados. Contains epistles written from Barbados, but nothing of substance on the island. By a Cumberland-born Quaker missionary (ca 1631-1690); spent 1664-7 touring Barbados, Virginia and New England. Exceptionally scarce. BL, Ha.S, LOC.
BURPEE, C Gaye, and James N MORGAN - Household Survey of Grenada, 1985: Findings and Documentation of Procedures. (Ann Arbor, MI: U of Michigan, Institute for Social Research) 176 pages pb, ills, 1986. Economics. Sociology. Households. Grenada. Bow, LOC.
BURR, Aaron- [Vice President of the US (1756-1836); killed Alexander Hamilton in 1804 in a duel. See: M Hassall]
BURRA, JAN - Forestry in Jamaica. (Kingston: Forest Dep't) 74 pages pamph, 1963. Forestry. Jamaica. An official government report. See also C Swabey. Scarce. Will.
BURRA, JAN - A Report upon Land Administration in Dominica. (Roseau: Gov't Printer) 44,23 pages, 1953. Town and country planning. Dominica. An official government report. Scarce. My.R, W&D.
BURRAGE, Champlin – [US Baptist historian and librarian (1874-1951). See: J Pory]
BURRAGE, Henry Sweetser, ed – Early English and French Voyages, Chiefly from Hakluyt, 1534-1609. (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons) xxii,451 pages 4to, plates, maps, 1906. Early voyages. Richard Hakluyt. Caribbean area. Includes the WI. BL, My.R.
BURROWES, Charles L, comp - Commercial Handbook of Jamaica. (Kingston: Gleaner Co) 117 pages 8vo, 1911. Travel. Economics. Commerce. Descriptive. Jamaica. A guidebook for businesspersons. See also, "A Commercial Handbook of Jamaica . . ." Scarce. BL, RES.
BURROWES, John F – [See: "Three Essays . . ."]
BURROWES, Reynold A - Revolution and Rescue in Grenada: An Account of the US-Caribbean Invasion. (Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group) 190 pages hb, 1988. International relations. US intervention, 1983. Urgent Fury. Grenada. Bow, Gos, LOC, Whi.
BURROWES, Reynold A - The Wild Coast: An Account of Politics in Guyana. (Cambridge, MA: Schenkman) 348 pages hb, biblio, 1984; (ibidem) 348 pages pb, biblio, 1984. Politics. Guyana. Bow, Gos, LOC, New.
BURROWES, SI, and James A CARNEGIE - George Headley. (London: Nelson) [10],80 pages 20 cm, ills, 1971. Descriptive. Sport. Cricket. George Headley. Jamaica. A biography. BL, Ing, LOC.
BURROWES, WD - Sample Survey of Production of Selected Agricultural Products, 1950. (Kingston: Gleaner Co for the Dep't of Agriculture, Bulletin No 48, New Series) 65 pages pamph, 1952. Agriculture. Products. Jamaica. An official government report. Co.C, Com.
BURROWS, Edmund H – Captain Owen of the African Survey: The Hydrographic Surveys of Admiral WFW Owen on the Coast of Africa and the Great Lakes of Canada. His Fight against the African Slave Trade. His Life in Campobello Island, New Brunswick, 1774-1857. (Rotterdam: AA Balkema) viii,248 pages 26 cm, ills, biblio, hb, 1979. Descriptive. Slavery. Slave trade. Naval. Admiralty. Oceanography. WFW Owen. Africa. Canada. Caribbean area. A biography. LOC.
BURROWS, Victoria – Whiteness and Trauma: The Mother-daughter Knot in the Fiction of Jean Rhys, Jamaica Kincaid and Toni Morrison. (Houndsmills: Palgrave Macmillan) viii,228 pages, biblio, index, 2004. Literary criticism. Race relations. Mothers. Daughters. Jean Rhys. Jamaica Kincaid. Toni Morrison. Caribbean area. Australian academic and author (1951-). Reg.
BURRY, B Pullen – [See: PULLEN-BURRY]
BURT, AC - Development of Self-government in Jamaica, 1884-1913. (London) 1960. History. Colonial administration. Politics. Constitutional. Self-government. Jamaica. Pat.
BURTON, Carlisle – Report to the Government of Anguilla on Salaries, Wages, and Allowances in the Government Service. (sl [The Valley]: sn) 87 leaves 28 cm, ills, 1989. Public administration. Salaries. Anguilla. An official government report. By a Barbadian civil servant. LOC.
BURTON, John Hill, ed - The Darien Papers; being a Selection of Original Letters and Official Documents Relating to the Establishment of a Colony at Darien by the Company of Scotland Trading to Africa and the Indies, 1695-1700. (Printed at Edinburgh: Bannantyne Club) xxxii,417 pages 4to, 1 map, 1849. International relations. Scots colonies. Abortive colonies. Darien. Scarce. BL, Cu.W, Sab 18548.
BURTON, Reginald George - Tropics and Snows: A Record of Travel and Adventure. (London: Edward Arnold) xvi,349 pages 8vo, ills, 1898. Descriptive. Caribbean area. An autobiography. Illustrated by Clare Burton. By a British Indian Army officer, military historian and author (1864-1951). Scarce. BL, RES.
BURTON, Richard DE – Afro-Creole: Power, Opposition and Play in the Caribbean. (Ithaca, NY: Cornell UP) x,297 pages 24 cm hb, ills, biblio, index, 1997. History. Jamaica. Trinidad. Haiti. BL, LOC.
BURTON, Richard DE – Assimilation or Independence? Prospects for Martinique. (Montreal: McGill U) 71 pages 21 cm pb, biblio, 1978. Colonial administration. Politics. Assimilation. Independence. Martinique. French West Indies. BL, LOC.
BURTON, Richard DE – [British historian (1946-2008); after leaving Oxford taught French at Mona, Jamaica, where he developed a lifelong interest in and enthusiasm for various aspects of West Indian culture; spent most of his career at the U of Sussex as a professor of French. LOC.]
BURTON, Richard DE, and Fred RENO, ed - French and West Indian: Martinique, Guadeloupe and French Guiana Today. (Charlottesville: UP of Virginia) 208 pages hb, biblio, 1995; (Charlottesville: UP of Virginia. London: Macmillan Caribbean, Warwick U Caribbean Studies) xi,202 pages pb, biblio, 1995. Politics. Sociology. Martinique. Guadeloupe. Guyane. French West Indies. BL, Bow, LOC.
BURTON, Robert - [A pseudonym of the bookseller and author Nathaniel Crouch.]
BURY, Herbert - A Bishop amongst Bananas: Experiences in Central America. By Herbert Bury, Successively Bishop of British Honduras and Central America and for North and Central Europe. (Milwaukee: The Young Churchman Co) xvi,263 pages, ills, 1911; (London: Wells Gardner, Darton & Co) xvi,263 pages 8vo, 15 plates, 1911. Church. Religion. Anglicans. Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Belize. The former bishop of BH describes his impressions of Central America and the work he undertook there. An enjoyable classic work. Bay, BL, RES, Woo, Wri
BURY, Herbert – Here and There in the War Area . . . (London and Oxford: AR Mowbray & Co) xii,328 pages, 32 ills, 1916. Church. Religion. Anglicans. Travel. Descriptive. Belize. Includes the WI. BL
BURY, Herbert – My Visit to Ruhleben . . . With twenty-five illustrations and a plan of the camp. (London and Oxford: AR Mowbray & Co) xi,81 pages pamph, ills, 1 map, 1917. Travel. Descriptive. Church. Religion. Anglicans. Ruhleben. Belize. A travelogue. BL
BURY, Herbert – [British Anglican clergyman (1853-1933); Bishop of BH and of CA. See: SM Hine.]
BUSBY, Margaret, and Darius HOWE, ed – [See: CLR James]
BUSCH, H – Curacao. (Oranjestad: de Wit Inc) vii,160 pages 21x27 cm, col photos, [date?]. Descriptive. Curacao. Netherlands Antilles. A pictorial work. Bilingual with Dutch and English text by H Hermans.
BUSCHKENS, William FL - The Family System of the Paramaribo Creoles. (The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, Verhandelingen van het Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, en Volkendunde, No 71) xv,324 pages, 10 ills, biblio, 1974. Sociology. Families. Family systems. Suriname. Translated by Maria JL Van Yperen. Bro, Com, LOC.
BUSH, Barbara - Slave Women in Caribbean Society, 1650-1838. (London: James Currey. Kingston: Heinemann. Bloomington: Indiana UP) xi,190 pages 24 cm hb, ills, maps, biblio, 1990; (ibidem) xi,190 pages pb, ills, maps, biblio, 1990. History. Slavery. Gender studies. Women. Caribbean area. Ban, Be.A, BL, Bow, Gos, LOC, Whi.
BUSH, David M - Living with the Puerto Rican Shore. (Durham, NC: Duke UP, Living with the Shore Series) 216 pages hb, ills, 1995; (ibidem) 216 pages pb, ills, 1995. Nature studies. Marine resources. Coastal zones. Shorelines. Puerto Rico. Bow, LOC.
Bush Medicine: A Story of Belizean Herbs and Barks. (Belize City: Gov't Information Service) 1983. Botany. Health. Medicinal plants. Herbs. Barks. Belize.
[BUSHEL, John, and Francis BOND] - A True and Perfect Narrative of the Late Dreadful Fire which Happened at Bridge Town in the Barbadoes, April 18, 1668, as the Same Was communicated in Two Letters from Mr John Bushel and Mr Francis Bond . . . to Mr Edward Bushel. (London: Printed by Peter Lillicrap) 6 pages 4to pamph, [1668]. Disasters. Fires. Bridgetown. Barbados. The letters describe the origin of and damage caused by a devastating fire. By two merchants of Bridgetown. Rare. BL, Han.
BUSHELL, John James - All About Bermuda: History, Guide and Compendium of Information on the Bermudas. (Hamilton: Bushell P) 156 pages, 1901; (ibidem) 131 pages, 1904; (ibidem) 212,lxiii pages, 1909; (ibidem) 6,7,160 pages, plates, 1 folding map, 1911. Travel. Descriptive. Bermuda. A guidebook for tourists. Many good photos, some of which were later used on postcards. Early editions Scarce. Com, LOC, RES.
BUSHELL, John James - Bermuda Handbook. (New York: Gordon) hb, 1976. Travel. Descriptive. Bermuda. A guidebook for tourists. A reprint of his "Picturesque Bermuda . . ." Bow.
BUSHELL, John James - Bushell's Picturesque Bermuda Handbook: The Standard Yearbook of the Bermudas alias Somers Islands. (Devonshire: JJ Bushell) 172,lvii pages pb, plates, 1936 27th ed; (ibidem) 36,28,200,liv pages pb, plates, folding maps, 1939 30th ed. Travel. Descriptive. Bermuda. A guidebook for tourists. A later title of the above.
BUSHELL, John James - Picturesque Bermuda in Pictures, Prose, and Poetry. Bushell's Handbook. (London) 38,132,40 pages, ills, 1 map, 1927 18th ed; (Hamilton) 44,138,44 pages, plates, 1 folding map, 1928 19th ed. Travel. Descriptive. Bermuda. A guidebook for tourists. A later title of the above. LOC, RES.
BUSHELL, John James - Picturesque Bermuda. The Land that is Different. Bushell's Handbook . . . (Glasgow: R Maclehose & Co) 30,164 pages ills, photos, maps, 1935; (Devonshire: Bushell) xxxiii,184,lvi pages pb crown 8vo, plates, 1 folding map, 1937 28th ed; (Glasgow: R Maclehose) 36,28,196,liv pages, ills, plates, 3 folding plates, 3 folding maps, 1938. Travel. Descriptive. Bermuda. A guidebook for tourists. A later title of the above. Com, LOC, RES.
BUSHELL, John James - [Journalist and author (1872-?); editor of the 'Bermuda Colonist.' RES.]
Business Opportunities in Cuba. (Havana: CONAS) 107 pages, 1994. Economics. Business development. Cuba. A guidebook for investors. Stu.
Business Surveys, 1974-75. (Port-of-Spain: Central Statistical Office) 82 pages pamph, 1978. Economics. Business development. Statistics. Trinidad. Tobago. W&D.
Business Trends Study. (Willemstad: KPMG) 93 pages 21 cm pamph, tables, figures, graphs, 1996. Economics. Business. Curacao. Netherlands Antilles. A guidebook for business persons.
Business 2000: A Guide to the Development Programs of Curacao Inc. (Willemstad: Curacao Inc) 53 pages 21 cm pamph, ills, [2000]. Economics. Business. Curacao. Netherlands Antilles. A guidebook for businesspersons.
Businessman's Guide to Haiti. (Port-au-Prince: Conseil National de Developpement et de Planification) 22 pages pamph, 1978. Travel. Descriptive. Economics. Trade. Haiti. A guidebook for businesspersons. Lag.
Businessman's Guide to the OECS. (Curepe: KDK Publications) 1 vol, ills, 1986 1st ed. Travel. Descriptive. Economics. Trade. Leeward Islands. Windward Islands. A guidebook for businesspersons. An annual publication. LOC.
Businessman's OECS Guide: A Directory of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, 1989-90. (St John's: KDK Publications) 258 pages, maps, 1989. Travel. Descriptive. Economics. Trade. Leeward Islands. Windward Islands. A guidebook for businesspersons. A later edition of the "Businessman's Guide . . ." Mol.
BUSSA - [Barbadian slave (?-1816); leader of the Easter Rebellion of 1816. See: HM Beckles; and GW Jordan; and E O'Callaghan; and "Remarks on the Insurrection . . .;" and "Report of the Select Committee of the House of Assembly of Barbados. . ." Web page.]
BUSTAMANTE, Gladys Maud – Memoirs of Lady Bustamante. (Kingston: Kingston Publishers ) viii,199 pages, ills, [1997]. Descriptive. Politics. Jamaica. An autobiography. By the labour leader and wife of WA Bustamante (1912-2009). LOC.
BUSTAMANTE, Ramon - Cuba: The Pearl of the Antilles. (St Louis, Mo: Foreign Publishing Co) 267 pages, tables, plates, 1 folding map, 1916. Travel. Descriptive. Cuba. A guidebook for tourists. LOC, Stu.
BUSTAMANTE, William Alexander - The Best of Bustamante: Selected Quotations, 1935-74. (Red Hills: Twin Guinep) 110 pages, ills, [ca 1977]. Politics. Jamaica. Researched and compiled by Jackie Ranston and edited by Ken Jones. By a Jamaican politician and PM (1884-1977). See: GE Eaton; and BLS-J Hamilton; and F Hill; and J Ranston; and J Ranston and K Jones; and HL Shearer; and "Sir Alexander Bustamante." Car, Ing, LOC.
BUTCHER, TB - A Peep at Jamaica and its People. By Mrs TB Butcher. With Preface by Rev George Sykes. (London: CH Kelly) x,36 pages 8vo pamph, 1902. Descriptive. Jamaica. A children's work. BL, Cu.J, RES.
BUTCHER, Thomas - "Mordichim": Recollections of Cholera in Barbados during the middle of the year 1854. (London: Patridge, Oakey & Co) 57 pages 8vo pamph, 1855. Health. Cholera. Barbados. Bar, BL.
BUTLAND, Gilbert J - Bermuda: A New Study. (New York: Vantage P) 161 pages 21 cm, ills, plates, maps, biblio, [ca 1980]. Descriptive. Geography. Bermuda. BL, LOC.
BUTLAND, Gilbert J - Latin America: A Regional Geography. (London: Longmans) xiv,373 pages, 61 maps, biblio, 1960. Geography. Latin America. Caribbean area. BL, Pot.
BUTLER, Charles Saint-John – The Medical Needs of the Republic of Haiti at the Present Time. (Washington, DC: Gov't Printer) 10 pages pamph, 1926. Colonial administration. Health. US occupation, 1915-34. Haiti. An official government report. Reprinted from 'US Naval Medical Bulletin' Vol 24, No 2. By the Commander of the Medical Corps, US Navy. Scarce. Lag.
BUTLER, Dale, ed - The Musical Heritage of Bermuda and its People. (Southampton: Bermuda for Bermudans) x,266 pages, ills, [ca 1978]. Music. Heritage. Bermuda. Gos, LOC.
BUTLER, George Paul, and Erica BUTLER - Caribbean and Central America and the Bahamas and Bermuda. (Princeton, NJ: D Van Nostrand) 438 pages hb, ills, maps, 1960. Travel. Descriptive. Bahamas. Bermuda. Caribbean area. A guidebook for tourists. Bay, BL, Co.C, Com, LOC.
BUTLER, Hugh Alfred – Virgin Islands: Report on the Virgin Islands to the Public Lands Committee of the Senate and House of Representatives. (Washington, DC: Gov't Printer) 16 pages 23 cm pamph, 1948. Colonial administration. Economics. Development planning. St Croix. St Thomas. St John. United States Virgin Islands. An official government report. LOC.
BUTLER, Hugh Alfred – [US economist and politician (1878-1954); senator from Nebraska, 1941-54.]
BUTLER, Hugh Alfred et al - Virgin Islands Report. (Washington, DC: Gov't Printer) 143 pages, 1954. Colonial administration. Economics. Development planning. St Thomas. St Croix. St John. United States Virgin Islands. An official government report. Co.C, Com, LOC.
BUTLER, Kathleen Mary - Economics of Emancipation: Jamaica and Barbados, 1823-1843. (Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P) xviii,198 pages hb, ills, maps, [ca 1995]; (ibidem) xviii,198 pages pb, ills, maps, [ca 1995]. History. Economics. Slavery. Jamaica. Barbados. Bow, LOC.
BUTLER, Nathaniel – [An occasional mis-citation for N Boetler]
BUTLER, Paul J - St Lucia Research Report, North East London Polytechnic. (London) 30 pages pamph, biblio, 1978. Wildlife. Ornithology. Parrots. St Lucia. Car.
BUTLER, Paul J, and G CHARLES - St Vincent Parrot Conservation Project: A Status Report. (Kingstown: Gov't Printer) 1986. Conservation. Wildlife. Ornithology. Parrots. St Vincent. An official government report.
BUTLER, Paul J – [St Lucian conservationist; credited with saving both the St Lucia and St Vincent parrots from extinction.]
BUTLER, Reg – The Key to Barbados, Antigua, St Lucia. (London: Thomson Holidays) 88 pages 21 cm hb, maps, 1994; (ibidem) 88 pages 21 cm pb, maps, 1994. Travel. Descriptive. Barbados. Antigua. St Lucia. A guidebook for tourists. BL.
BUTLER, Reg – The Key to Jamaica. (Santa Rosa, CA: Atrium Publications, Key To Series) pb, 1995. Travel. Descriptive. Jamaica. A guidebook for tourists. Bow.
BUTLER, Reg – The Key to the Dominican Republic. (Santa Rosa, CA: Atrium Publications, Key To Series) pb, 1995. Travel. Descriptive. Dominican Republic. A guidebook for tourists. Bow.
BUTLER, Smedley D – Old Gimlet Eye, as told to Lowell Thomas. (New York: Farrar & Rinehart) 310 pages, 1933. Descriptive. Colonial administration. US occupation, 1915-1934. Haiti. An autobiography. Lag.
BUTLER, Teresa, and Steven SMITH - The Bahamas: Social Studies for Primary Schools. (London: Collins-Longman) 63 pages 26 cm crown 8vo pb, ills, maps, index, 1983. Sociology. Social studies. Education. Bahamas. A primary school textbook. BL.
BUTLER, Tubal Uriah "Buzz" - [Grenada-born trade unionist (1897-1970); working class political leader in Trinidad in the 1930s; served in the West Indies Regiment during WW I under its commander Captain Cipriani. See: W Charles; and A Cipriani; and WR Jacobs; and N Obika.]
BUTT, Audrey J – Systems of Belief in Relation to Social Structure and Organisation, with reference to the Carib-speaking Tribes of the Guianas. (Georgetown: The Author) 372 pages, 1954. Sociology. Amerindians. Guyana. New.
BUTT, Richard Gathorne – Narrative of Recent Facts, which Have Occurred in the Island of Dominica. (sl: Privately Printed) 1816. Colonial administration. Descriptive. Dominica. Exceptionally scarce. Reprinted from "The Independent Whig" of 15 December 1816. By an ex-clerk in the Navy Victualling and Pay Office; one of the defendants in the Stock Exchange Fraud trial in England in 1814 along with Thomas, Lord Cochrane and his uncle, Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, one time Governor of Dominica and others. This pamphlet was no doubt an attempt by Butt to flush out Johnstone after he (Johnstone) without facing trial, fled to the West Indies having ruined Butt and his own nephew. Butt followed him there, but by this time (1816) Johnstone's estates in Dominica had been sold from underneath him for previous debts. This pamphlet may well be a straight reprint or adaptation of Archibald Gloster, "A Plain Narrative of Some Recent Facts . . ." See: AC Johnstone. My.R
BUTTENSHAW, WR – West Indian Starches. (Bridgetown: Imperial Dep't of Agriculture for the West Indies) 40 pages 25 cm pamph, ills, 1904. Agriculture. Vegetables. Starches. By a British colonial agronomist (?-1904). Scarce. LOC
BUTTERFIELD, Deborah St George – [See: "Held in Trust . . . "]
BUTTERFIELD, Harry C – Butterfield's Bank: Five Generations in Bermuda. (Hamilton: Bermuda Book Stores) 1958. Descriptive. Banking. Finance. Bermuda. An autobiography. The story of one of the two indigenous Bermudan banks and its founding family. BL.
BUTTERWORTH, Douglas S - The People of Buena Ventura: Relocation of Slum Dwellers in Postrevolutionary Cuba. (Urbana: U of Illinois P) 157 pages, biblio, 1980. Urban housing. Slum dwellers. Buena Ventura. Cuba. Author (1930-). Chi, LOC, Stu.
BUTTERWORTH, Eric, ed – Immigrants in West Yorkshire: Social Conditions and the Lives of Pakistanis, Indians and West Indians. (London: IRR) 68 pages 30 cm pamph, 1967. Sociology. Social conditions. Race relations. Migration. Yorkshire. Britain. Caribbean area. BL, Com.
BUTTERWORTH, Hezekiah - South America: A Popular History of the Struggle for Liberty in the Andean Republics and Cuba. (New York: Doubleday & McClure & Co) xxi,266 pages hb, frontis, plates, maps, 1898. History. International relations. Spanish-American War. South America. Cuba. A children's book. By a US writer of books for young people and poet (1839-1905). Bay, Cu.W, LOC
BUTTERWORTH, William [pseud] – Three Years Adventures of a Minor . . . [See: H Schroder.]
BUTTS, RG, and Robert GUPPY - Copies of the Reports Made in 1844 and 1845 by RG Butts and Robert Guppy as Commissioners of Inquiry into the Subject of Emigration from Sierra Leone to the West Indies. (London: Commons Report) 147 pages folio pb, 1848. Immigration. Africans. Sierra Leone. Caribbean area. A parliamentary report. Scarce. RES.
BUURT, G van – [See: VAN BUURT]
BUXTON, Charles – Slavery and Freedom in the British West Indies. (London: Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts) 92 pages 8vo pamph, 1860. History. Slavery. Caribbean area. Scarce. BL, Cu.W, LOC, RES, Sab 9682.
BUXTON, Charles – [British Liberal Party politician (1823-1871); a brewer, 3rd son of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, he undertook the work below at the request of his father's executors. DNB.]
BUXTON, Charles, ed - Memoirs of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Baronet, with Selections from his Correspondence. Edited by his Son, Charles Buxton Esq. (London: John Murray) xvi,600,14,[2] pages 8vo, 2 leaves of plates, biblio, 1848 1st ed; (ibidem) xvi,614 pages 8vo, 1849 2nd ed; (ibidem) xi,508 pages 16mo, 1 plate, 1849 3rd ed; (Philadelphia) 8vo, 1849; (ibidem) xvi,614 pages, frontis, plate, 1855; (London: John Murray) xxvi,260 pages 12mo, 1 plate, 1860; (London) 632 pages 8vo, 1851 3rd ed; (London: John Murray) xxvi,260 pages 12mo, 1 plate, 1872; (ibidem) 1887; (London and Toronto: JM Dent & Sons) xlvii,272 pages 8vo, 1 plate, [1925]. Descriptive. Slavery. Thomas Fowell Buxton. Caribbean area. A biography. 1st edition very scarce; other early issues scarce. BL, LOC, Sab 9692.
BUXTON, Charles, ed - Memoirs of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bart, with an Enquiry into the Results of Emancipation. (London: John Murray, Murray's Railway Reading, Edinburgh printed) 260 pages 12mo, 1860; (ibidem) 1882; (London and Toronto: JM Dent & Sons) 1926. Descriptive. Slavery. Thomas Fowell Buxton. Caribbean area. A biography. Largely the same as the above work. BL, Cu.W, LOC, Sab 9692.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell - Abridgment of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton's Work entitled "The African Slave Trade and its Remedy". With an Explanatory Preface and an Appendix. (London: John Murray) 68 pages 8vo pamph, 1840; (ibidem) 71 pages 8vo pamph, 1840 2nd ed. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Caribbean area. An abolitionist tract. 1st edition very scarce; 2nd edition scarce. BL, KL, Sab 9687.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell - The African Slave Trade. (London: John Murray) xv,240 pages 8vo, 1 map, 1839; (ibidem) xv,240 pages 8vo, 1 map, 1839 2nd ed; (Philadelphia: Merrihew & Thompson, 1st American, from 2nd London edition, with an Appendix) 188 pages 12mo, 1839. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Caribbean area. An abolitionist tract. Shows from government reports how the trade continued to grow throughout the world; urges encouragement of other forms of commerce with Africa to prevent Africans from using slavery as a means of production. For replies see: "The extinction of the slave trade . . ."; and J Sturge, "Remarks on the Society for . . ." 1st edition very scarce; other editions scarce. BL, Cu.W, GL, Sab 9685.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell - The African Slave Trade and its Remedy. (London: John Murray) viii,582 pages 8vo, maps, 1839 1st ed; (ibidem) viii,vi,582 pages 8vo, maps, 1840 2nd ed; (London: Frank Cass, Cass Library of African Studies, Slavery Series, No 1) 14,viii,582 pages, plate, 3 maps, 1967 facs ed; (London: Dawsons) xxiv,14,viii,582 pages 8vo, plates, folding maps, 1968 facs ed. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Caribbean area. The 2nd edition of his "African Slave Trade . . . " 1st edition very scarce; 2nd edition scarce. BL, Cu.W, GL, KL, LOC, Sab 9686.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell – A letter to the Right Hon Lord John Russell . . .; on certain allegations recently made in the House of Lords in the debate on Sir George Strickland's motion for the abolition of negro apprenticeship. (London: John Hatchard & Son) pamph, 1838. Colonial administration. Apprenticeship. John Russell. Caribbean area. Exceptionally scarce. GL.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell - The Remedy: Being a Sequel to the African Slave Trade. (London) 1838 1st ed; (London: John Murray) xvi,278 pages 8vo, 1 map, 1840; (London: W Clowes & Sons) 152 pages 8vo, [ca 1840]. Colonial administration. Slavery. Slave trade. Caribbean area. An abolitionist work. Originally completed in 1838, and appended to the 2nd and later editions of his "The African Slave Trade." 1st edition is rare being a preliminary printing run off in August 1838 and distributed by the author to the Melbourne Cabinet urging them to look into his proposals for encouraging agriculture and legitimate commerce in Africa; the Murray edition is very scarce; the Clowes edition is rare and was not intended to be published. BL, Sab 9691.
BUXTON, Thomas Fowell - [British brewer and philanthropist (1786-1845); founder of the Anti-Slavery Society; the appointed successor of Wilberforce whom he replaced in 1824 as parliamentary spokesman for the abolitionist movement; he completed the fight for emancipation. See: "Authentic Report of the Debate in the House of Commons, June 23, 1825 on Mr Buxton's Motion . . .;" and A Baring; and C Buxton; and G Canning, "Speech of . . .;" and "Report of a Debate in the House of Commons . . .;" and "Debate on West-India Slavery . . .;" and A Macdowell; and RH Mottram; and "Observations on the West India Company Bill . . .;" and "Substance of the Debate on 15th May, 1823 . . .;" and R Westlake. DNB, web page.]
BUZAS, Martin A, and Roberta K SMITH, and Kenneth A BEEM - Ecology and Systematics of Foraminifera in Two Thalassia Habitats: Jamaica, West Indies. (Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institute P) iii,139 pages, ills, 1977. Geology. Fossils. Foraminifera. Worms. Thalassia. Turtlegrass. Jamaica. Foraminifera are tiny single-celled organisms that construct shells while Thalassia is a form of seagrass. Car, LOC.
BYAM, Edward Samuel – West Indians Defended . . . [See: E White.]
[BYAM, Lydia] – A Collection of Exotics from the Island of Antigua. By a Lady. (London: White) folio, 12 col plates, 1797. Botany. Exotics. Antigua. A volume of 9 aquatint and 3 engraved plates, all hand-coloured. Rare and valuable. Cu.W, Sab 1697.
BYAM, Lydia – A Collection of Fruits from the West Indies, Drawn and Coloured from Nature, and, with Permission, Most Humbly Dedicated to the Princess Elizabeth. (London: Printed at the Oriental P by Wilson & Co . . . for the Author, and Sold by J Booth) 9 col plates, 1800. Botany. Fruits. Caribbean area. A volume of 9 aquatint hand-coloured plates. Rare and valuable.
BYAM, Lydia – [Antiguan botanical artist (?1772-?); daughter of an Antiguan planter; died at sea unmarried. Personal communication from Jane Gregory Rubin. Web page.]
BYAM, William - Capture of Demerara by the French. (London) 1782. History. Demerara. Guyana. Exceptionally scarce. Cu.W.
[BYAM, William] - An Exact Relation of the most Execrable Attempts of John Allin, Committed on the Person of His Excellency Francis Lord Willoughby of Parham, Captain General of the Continent of Guiana and all the Caribby Islands, & our Lord Proprietor. (London: Printed for Richard Lowndes, at the White Lion in S Pauls Churchyard near the little North door) 12 pages 4to pamph, 1665. Colonial administration. John Allin. Francis Lord Willoughby. Caribbean area. Rare. BL, Cu.W, Han, LOC, RES, Sab 9704.
BYAM, William - True Narrative of Ye Late Troubles in the Colony of Surynam. (London) 1661. History. Guyana. Suriname. Rare. Cu.W.
BYAM, William - [Royalist Barbados planter Governor of Surinam (1623-1670?); forced to leave the island in 1652 with other Royalists he moved to Surinam where he was appointed governor. See: R Sanford.]
BYERS, John – [See: BYRES]
BYNGE, Robert - [Governor of Barbados. See: T Baxter.]
BYNOE, Peter - The Architecture of Trinidad and Tobago, 1562-1962. (Port-of-Spain: Guardian Commercial Printery) 15 pages pamph, ills, 1962. Architecture. Trinidad. Tobago. Ch.T, Co.C, Com.
BYRES, James - A Letter to a Friend at Edinburgh from Rotterdam; Giving an Account of the Scots Affairs in Darien. (sl, [Edinburgh]) 171 pages 8vo, 1702. International relations. Scots colonies. Abortive colonies. Darien. Belize. Exceptionally scarce. Cu.W, Sab 78223.
BYRES, John – List of Freehold and Leased Estates in the Several Parishes of Dominica. (sl: sn), [ca 1777]. Colonial administration. Land titles. Surveys. Dominica. Exceptionally rare, no copy known. Ragatz lists this separately, but it seems to be included in "References to the Plan . . ." below. My.R, Rag.
BYRES, John – References to the Plan of the Island of Dominica, as Surveyed from the Years 1765 to 1773. (London: Samuel Hooper) 30 pages 8vo pamph, 1777. Colonial administration. Land titles. Surveys. Dominica. Contains an alphabetical list of proprietors. Intended to accompany his large-scale map of Dominica. Exceptionally scarce. BL, Cu.W, My.D, My.R, Rag, Sab 9705.
BYRES, John – Reference to the Plan of the Island of St Vincent as Surveyed from the Years 1765 to 1773. (London: Samuel Hooper) viii,8 pages 8vo pamph, 1777. Colonial administration. Land titles. Surveys. St Vincent. Contains an alphabetical list of proprietors. Exceptionally scarce. BL, Rag, Sab 9706.
BYRES, John – [British colonial land surveyor; chief surveyor to the Commission for the Sale of Lands in the Newly Ceded Islands, succeeding James Simpson in 1770; his maps were not superseded for over 50 years; became a landowner in Tobago, St Vincent and Dominica.]
BYRN, John D, Jr - Crime and Punishment in the Royal Navy: Discipline on the Leeward Islands Station, 1784-1812. (Aldershot, Hants: Scholar P. Brookfield: Gower) ix,251 pages 23 cm, ills, 1 plate, 1 map, biblio, index, 1989. History. Naval. Admiralty. Royal Navy. Crime. Punishment. Discipline. Antigua. Leeward Islands. Author (1952-). Be.A, BL, LOC.
BYRNE, Joycelyn - Levels of Fertility in Commonwealth Caribbean, 1921-1965. (Mona: UWI, ISER) 84 pages, ills, 1972. Demography. Fertility. Family planning. Caribbean area. Com, Gos, W&D.
BYRNE, Ray, and Jerome REMICK - The Coinage of Jamaica. (San Antonio: Almanzar's Coins of the World) 106 pages, biblio, 1966. Hobbies. Coin collecting. Numismatics. Jamaica. Ing, Will.
BYRNE, Roger - Man and the Variable Vulnerability of Island Life: A Study of Recent Vegetation Change in the Bahamas. (Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution) 200 pages, 1980. Conservation. Vegetation. Bahamas. Gos.
BYRON, Eulalie - Millicent Theodora Byron. (sl [Basseterre]) 72 pages pamph, [1970]. Descriptive. Education. Millicent Theodora Byron. Nevis. A biography. Consists mainly of poems.
BYRON, John - [British admiral (1723-1786); commander of the WI fleet, 1778-9. See: T White. DNB.]
BYRON, M – Post-war Caribbean Migration to Britain: The Unfinished Cycle. (sl: Avebury Publishing) 221 pages hb, 1994. Sociology. Migration. Britain. Caribbean area.
BYRON, Millicent Theodora – [Nevis-born educator. See: E Byron.]
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Because,'' replied the woodsman, ``I know not if these yeomen and I are used to shoot at the same marks; and because, moreover, I know not how your Grace might relish the winning of a third prize by one who has unwittingly fallen under your displeasure.
He began to peel this with great composure, observing at the same time, that to ask a good woodsman to shoot at a target so broad as had hitherto been used, was to put shame upon his skill.
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it is very well when you do but shoot at a shield, but when there is a man behind the shield, and he rides at you with wave of sword and glint of eyes from behind his vizor, you may find him a less easy mark.
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And thou pratest like a coward," answered the stranger, "for thou standest there with a good yew bow to shoot at my heart, while I have nought in my hand but a plain blackthorn staff wherewith to meet thee.
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I have a very similar story that happened to my great grandpa.
His wife died and then he buried her. Back then, in my country, they would dig a hole and place a large flat stone on top of the hole. When he finished everything (digging the hole and all), he was ready to leave and before he turned around, a voice from within the grave said:
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A Mulberry Grove woman was injured in a one-vehicle accident on Old Ill. Route 140 west of Hagarstown on Sunday evening.
The Vandalia Soroptimists will hold their second Vandalia Idol contest this June.
Registrations forms are now available at the local area banks and the Vandalia KC Campus. Last year, 32 participants competed for the title of Vandalia Idol. Jordan Brown of Vandalia was last year's Idol, with Ravyn Gouch of Mulberry Grove coming in second.
The format will remain the same this year, with two nights of auditions in which the three finalists will advance to the finale on June 30.
The Family YMCA of Fayette County will hold YMCA Healthy Kids Day this Saturday.
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• A 5K fun run and walk.
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• Sand volleyball
• Hit, Pitch and Run competition.
The fun run and walk begins from the Family YMCA on Rock Island Avenue at 9 a.m. There is no charge, and water bottles will be provided to all runners and walkers.
Mayor Rick Gottman signed a proclamation declaring this week as National Week of Prayer in Vandalia.
Pictured, from left, are the Rev. Tom Farris, president of the Vandalia Ministerial Alliance; Gottman; and the Rev. Dr. Roger Grimmett, local National Week of Prayer chairman.
This year's Fayette County Relay for Life is scheduled for Saturday, June 2, in the top loop of the Lincoln Loop Walking Trail in Rogier Park on West Fillmore Street in Vandalia.
Organizers are asking for the donation of camper for the evening. It will be used for the collection and counting of money throughout the evening.
Organizers are also seeking the donation of three gas-powered golf cars for the event.
Individuals who are willing to donate the use of a camper or golf cars may contact Dave Rickman at 283-7066.
Thursday, May 3
✔ TOPS IL 2490 will meet from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is from 9-9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Dovie Heaton-Bergin at 283-1729.
✔ The CEFS Fayette Outreach office, 517 W. Gallatin St. in Vandalia, will hold an open house in celebration of Community Action Month from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Refreshments will be served, and door prizes will be given away.
Meeting on leaf burning is Thursday
Two Vandalia City Council committees will meet on Thursday afternoon to discuss the issue of leaf burning in the city.
The council's streets and public safety committees will meet at 4:15 p.m. at city hall.
City residents are invited to attend the meeting and voice their opinions on the issue.
Cars for a Cure show is May 12
Kevin Jackson has stepped down as head boys basketball coach at Vandalia Community High School.
His resignation was accepted by the school board at a special meeting on Tuesday night. He will maintain his roles as athletic director and driver's education teacher.
"Priorities change over time," Jackson said. "I still love to compete with the guys that we have here, but priorities change.
"It was an extremely, extremely difficult decision."
CARLINVILLE – Junior Sierah Ruffner was the lone champion for Vandalia at Tuesday's South Central Conference girls track meet, but first-year Gena Nance was left satisfied by a solid team-effort that earned the Lady Vandals sixth place.
Ruffner placed first in the high jump, clearing 5 feet on her third attempt at that height. She was assured of first place after clearing 4 feet, 10 inches, however, because neither of the two individuals who tied for second place could clear that height.
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4. Further work required
Here we include a brief summary of further tasks to take this work forward. These suggestions focus on Bangladesh, though could perhaps be a useful template for undertaking more advanced work on using IATI data in other contexts. There are two broad themes of work: firstly, getting more and better data into the system, and secondly using that data for decision-making.
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- Integrate with other ERD systems. Improving the way that this data flows within ERD – particularly through to budget systems – will reduce further still burden on donors and the government from data capture, and help to strengthen each of the systems.
- Consider incorporating NGO data. Beginning to incorporate some NGO data may provide some useful insights on projects, for example by capturing sub-national locations that are reported in NGO activities but not in their funders' activities.
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Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley warns Black Money Holders in Parliament once again. He said Black Money holders are identified and notices are also issued to them. He said the main objective of demonetization was to bring in the in accounted black money into accountable by getting it back into banks and from there to the market. Now the money has come to the banks and it is now the persons who deposited it have to prove that it is not black money. He said the govt has identified such people who could not prove it, IT has given notices and will take relevant action as per the Income Tax Law.
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I used to have an open mind but my brains kept falling out.
I walk alone, assaulted it seems, by tears from heaven.
-- Patti Smith
I want to die in my sleep like my grandfather, not screaming and yelling like the passengers in his car.
I want to know God's thoughts; the rest are details.
-- Albert Einstein
I was about half in love with her by the time we sat down. That's the thing about girls. Every time they do something pretty, even if they're not much to look at, or even if they're sort of stupid, you fall half in love with them, and then you never know where the hell you are.
-- J.D. Salinger
I was angered, for I had no shoes. Then I met a man who had no feet.
I was angry with my friend I told my wrath my wrath did end; I was angry with my foe I told it not my wrath did grow.
-- William Blake
I was born not knowing and have had little time to change that here and there.
-- Richard Feynman
I was born when you kissed me, and I died when you left me, but I lived for the two weeks you loved me.
I was not lying. I said things that later on seemed to be untrue.
-- Richard Nixon
I was recently on a tour of Latin America, and the only regret I have is that I didn't study my Latin harder in school so I could converse with those people.
-- Dan Quayle
I was regretting the past and fearing the future. Suddenly God was speaking: "My name is I am." I waited and God continued: "When you live in the past, with its mistakes and regrets, it is hard. I am not there. My name is not I was. When you live in the future, with its problems and fears, it is hard. I am not there. My name is not I will be. When you live in this moment, it is not hard. I am here. My name is I am."
-- Helen Mellincost
I was thrown out of college for cheating on the metaphysics exam. I looked into the soul of the boy next to me.
-- Woody Allen
I was under medication when I made the decision to burn the tapes.
-- Richard Nixon
I was walking home one night and a guy hammering on a roof called me a paranoid little weirdo. . .in morse code. . .
I wear my wife's eyeglasses because she wants me to see things her way.
-- Jayson Feinburg
I went to a general store. They wouldn't let me buy anything specifically.
-- Steven Wright
I went to a place to eat. The menu said breakfast served any time. I ordered French toast during the Renaissance.
-- Steven Wright
I will be correspondent to command, and do my spiriting gently.
-- William Shakespeare
I will set you free, to roam in lands far away, and hope you return. If and when you do come back, I shall hold you, and kiss you to make my world right. And then I will set you free once more.
-- Anne Forehand
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All goods remain the property of Hetheringtons until full payment is received. We reserve the right to gain access to your property to remove our goods should payment not be made in full.
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It takes the average student debt borrower 20 years to pay off their loans, and currently, over 44 million Americans hold a total of $1.4 trillion in student loan debt. But many borrowers don't know what actually happens if you are unable to make a payment.
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Opportunity for young & gifted artists in Peterborough postcode
The biennial Young Gifted and Talented Open Exhibition returns for 2015 and presents emerging artists the perfect opportunity to have their work professionally curated and exhibited in Peterborough's very own City Gallery as well as three cash prizes of £150 to be won.
The exhibition will showcase the best of the region's young visual artists, recognising their talent and ambition, and is split into three age categories: GCSE (14-16), A-Level (16-18) and Higher Education (18-22).
City Gallery is delighted to welcome Katherine Wood and Tony Nero as judges for this year's competition, who are each prominent visual arts figures in their own right:
Katherine Wood is a leading national curator and facilitator of visual arts who has worked for numerous renowned galleries and organisations across the country including Arnolfini (Bristol) and MIMA (Middlesborough) as well as being the Founding Director of the purpose built regional arts centre 'FirstSite' (Colchester).
Tony Nero is a prevalent local artist who regularly exhibits his unique contemporary portraiture across the area and is actively committed to promoting and supporting artists of the region through his work with organisations such as Peterborough Artists Open Studios and Creative Peterborough.
Excited by the opportunity, Katherine is looking forward to discovering "the young talent in Peterborough and spotting stars of the future," whilst Tony lauds the competition as "an excellent platform for any young artist in the city, and a great opportunity to gain some exhibiting experience."
Young artists are invited to submit up to three pieces of visual art work (installation and performance pieces subject to gallery space). Submission dates are 10 - 11 July 2015 with winners announced on 23 July 2015 at a special Preview event. The exhibition will be open to the public from July 24 – September 23 2015.
To be eligible, entrants must be aged 14-22 and live anywhere within the PE postcode area – a region that spreads far outside of just the bounds of the city. From Hunstanton to Huntingdon, Skegness to Swaffham, – artists from areas of Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Norfolk are all eligible to enter.
Samantha Roddan, freelance curator and artist as well as Director of Art Pop-Up based in Stamford, will be curating the 2015 show and hopes to see "work that shows…an interesting exploration of materials and real connection with the subject matter."
You can find more information about Young Gifted and Talented 2015 online at www.vivacity-peterborough.com/YGT2015 or contact 01733 864528
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