proof-in proportion. Rum. for every gallon below or equal to proof by Sykes' Hydrometer Rum, for every higher degree of proof in proportion. . 010 0 6 04 0 0 4 Wine Sparkling, per gallon 0 2 0 0 0 25 per cent. additional duty on these articles under Act 20th March, 1884. 01 0 05 0 042 Tallow-the 100 lbs. Tea-the lb. . All military stores and equipment for the troops stationed in the Island. All articles for the use of the Governor of the Island, or by the local government for the police or for public institutions. All articles specially imported for the use or decoration of any place of worship and not imported for sale; and all articles and things of every description imported by any naval officer on full pay in Her Majesty's service for his use and accommodation; military officers receive a fixed allowance from the colonial Government in lieu of this privilege. Asphalt, blubber and heads and offals of fish, bones and horns, books, forms, and papers (whether printed or manuscript), maps, charts, school globes, engravings, music, pictures, statues, and other works of art, bottles of glass or stoneware-empty, bullion, coin, and diamonds, calves, sucking and foals, cassaripe, cattle, cocoanuts, cotton wool, eggs, fresh fish and turtle, fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh meats, fuelwood and charcoal, gravel, sand, soil, earth, and peat, green ginger, hay and straw, hoesticks, horses brought into the island by esquestrian companies, provided the same are taken away by them on leaving, and racehorses on every occasion after the first importation thereof, provided no drawback had been claimed thereon on exportation. Hulls, boats, masts, spars, apparel, tackle and furniture of vessels condemned by survey, and on which tonnage duty shall have been paid, ice, leeches, lemon and lime juice, lime-building and temper-and limestone, live and dead stock-not enumerated in Table A. Logwood, manure, metals-old iron and old lead, molasses, cars and sweeps, packages in which goods are imported except new trunks, vats, hogsheads and puncheons, passengers' baggage containing apparel and articles of personal use and professional apparatus, patterns and samples of no intrinsic value, personal effects of individuals belonging to this Island dying abroad, pozzolano, rags, raw hides and skins, salt, sawdust, soda water and mineral water, specimens illustrative of natural history, seeds, bulbs, and roots, and cutting of plants or shrubs of all kinds, spars, sugar, raw or Muscovado, sugar, crystallised vacuum pan, tablets and tombstones and all the appurtenances thereto, imported specially for immediate erection and not for sale on certificate of the person for whom imported, tar, pitch, and resin, turtle and tortoise shell unmanufactured. Revenue and Expenditure. 1877 121,432 119,611 Scroop, Lord Viscount Howe Hon. Robert Bing William Spry 1878 1,102,724 1879 1,078,411 1,023,397 1,259,158 . 1771 Hon. Edward Hay. John Dotin 1772 John Dotin James Cunninghame David Parry Henry Frere. 1884 1,156,229 1,318,878 David Parry William Deane. Public Debt, 15,700. Governors and Commanders-in-Chief of Barbados from its Settlement in 1625. Governor. William Bishop. Francis Humberstone' William Bishop. George Poyntz Rickets Francis Humberstone' Mackenzie, Lord Sea Sir William Tufton } John Spooner Sir James Leith, K.B. John Spooner Sir James Leith, K.B. John Foster Alleyne Stapleton, Lord Combermere, G.C.B John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Samuel Hinds President. Sir Henry Warde, K.C.B. Governor. John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Sir Henry Warde, K.C.B. Governor. John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Sir James Lyon, K.C.B. Governor. John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Sir James Lyon, K.C.B. Governor. John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Sir James Lyon, K.C.B. Governor. John Brathwaite Skeete. President. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. Governor. John Alleyne Beccles President. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. Governor. John Alleyne Beccles President. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. Governor. John Alleyne Beccles President. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. Governor. Sir E. J. M. M'Gregor, Bart., K.C.B.. J. Brathwaite Governor. President. K.C.M.G. Governor. Administrator 1816 Governor 1816 . Lees, 1817 Governor 1885 Lieut.-Governor Sir Charles Edward Grey Governor. 1829 . 1829 1829 1830 . 1830 1832 His Excellency the Governor, Chairman. Council. J. H. Thomas, Esq. 1833 J. P. Mason, Esq. 1834 . 1834 1835 1835 W. H. Greaves, Esq. E. T. Grannum, Esq., Members of Assembly. Clerk, W. H. Whitehall, 2501. (G. T. Taylor, acting). 1836 Assistant Clerk, D. Lamming, 50%. Inspector of Officers, W. Everard (provisional), 3007. | Chief Justice, Sir Charles Packer, Knt.; 2.0007. Officer for District A.-St. Michael, J. B. Massiah, 1507. B.-Christchurch and St. George, W. L. Haynes, 1507 C-St. Philip and St. John, M. J. Berkeley, 1507. D.-St. James, St. Thomas, and St. Joseph, S. S. Phillips, 1507. E.-St. Peter, St. Lucy, and St. Andrew, F. N. Stokes, 1507. Attorney-General, Hon. W. Conrad Reeves, Q.C.; 7501. Solicitor-General, Hon. H. A. Bovell; 2507. Registrar in Chancery, Robert Haynes (fees 3077.): also Clerk of the Crown, with 647. 28.; and Prothonotary and Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas (fees 7661. in 1883). Official Assignee, R. J. Clinckett (fees 6627. in 1883). Registrar in Admiralty, E. K. Taylor, fees. Visiting Surgeon, General Hospital, Thomas Bowen, Ditto, ditto, F. B. Archer, M.B., C.M., 1007. Visiting Surgeon, Contagious Diseases Hospital, F. B. Chaplain, Rev. G. T. Bowen, 30%. Medical Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum, A. Field, Resident Steward, W. Reaper, 1007., and quarters. Superintendent, J. R. Corbin, 1007., and quarters. Clerk, Board of Health, J. Sanderson, 201. Educational. President of the Education Board, The Right Rev. Principal of Codrington College, Rev. Alfred Calde- Tutor of ditto, Rev. A. Wright, M.A., 3007. Island Professor of Chemistry and Agricultural M.A., F.R.A.S., late Senior Scholar of Queen's Dublin. Ecclesiastical. Bishop, The Right Rev. Herbert Bree, D.D. 1,000Z St. Philip, Rev. R. F. Berkeley, M.A. St. Thomas, Rev. E. N. Thomas, S.C.C. were Each rector receives a stipend of 3201., has a residence and small glebe, and such as appointed prior to 1851 a commutation in lieu of fees. There are also 30 curates paid from the Colonial Treasury, at a salary of 2001. each, and most of them are provided with residences or allowances for house rent. The Roman Catholics receive 50%. a-year. The Wesleyans receive 7001. The total expenditure on the ecclesiastical establishment is 11,6437. Consuls of Foreign Countries Residing in group or cluster of about 100 small islands, situated Science Master, J. B. Harrison, B.A., Christ's Col-Islands about 800 miles. German Master, Herr Ludlow, 751. These islands were discovered in the year 1515, by a Spanish mariner, Juan Bermudes, after whom they were called The Bermudas. The Spaniards |