St Vincent Caribbs and Planters Conflict Recounted
An 18th century account details two groups on St Vincent the yellow Garibbs and the black Caribs their conduct and interactions with British authorities. It describes Caribs as warlike and allied with Martinique, the British plan to relocate them, and debates in Parliament over fortifications and policy.
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St. Vincent
St. Vincent's
Garibbs
Africa
St. Lucia
Martinico
Great Britain
Council
House of Assembly
Alexander
William Young
Fore
Sir William
Count Dennery
Lord Hillsborough
St. Matthew
Jamaica
Prockepines
House of So Commons
Rich. Whitworth
Mademoiselle Baillion
Mademoiselle
William
T. Townsend
Martinique
Colonel Barre
Europe
Lord North
T. Townford
Wilkey
Kingdom
Avouta
Gore
England
Caribb
Fletcher
Gove
Melville
Farquhar
Col
Barre
Col. Barre
Lord Barrington
Colonel Barrem
Barrem
Whale House
Refs
Speech by Sir William Meredith on Navy Officers Petition
Sir William Meredith argues against limiting relief to individuals and promotes a general provision to aid distressed naval officers and soldiers. He cites Captain Bover’s sacrifice and personal tragedy, urging Parliament to ensure support for those who risk their lives for the nation and risk hunger without it.
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William Meredith
Speaker
Bover
Thurot
England
Captain Bover
Poetical table of English kings and queens since the Conquest
The poem lists rulers by name from William to Anne with royal names such as Richard George Charles Henry Edwards Mary James Stephen and John. It notes two Charles and two Marys plus a Boyne victory reference and ends with a signature T.S.
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Pendrice William
Richard
George
Charles
A. James
Henrys
Edwards
Stephen
John
Mary
Bess
Anne
The
Boyne
T.S
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Ross
Towssend
Williams
Mr. Hewit
Hewit
Bath
Townsend
Fai
Sharp
St. Vincent’s
Johnstone
Townshend
Campbell
Mr. Sayer
General Evening Post
G. Robinson
Paternofter-row
J. Robson
Bond-Areet
J. Walter
Charingcross
Prince
Oxford
Woodyer
Cambridge