Jamaica

Books by Jamaica

Total count: 80

• The following address, and particular instances as to the duties demanded on prize goods brought into Jamaica, were sent from that island by the Governor, Council and Assembly, in March 1709/10Whereupon an act pass'd ... that prize goods should not be liable to the demand of duties by vertue of an act, entituled, An Act to Encourage to Trade to America for the future ... To the Queen's most excellent Majesty

  1710-01-01
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  The laws of Jamaicapass'd by the governours, Council and Assembly, in that island, and confirm'd by the crown. To which is prefix's an account of JamaicaThe second edition.

  Printed by W. W[ilkins]. and sold by W. Mears, at the Lamb without Temple-Bar; and Tho. Corbett, the corner of Ludgate Hill-Fleet-Bridge1716-01-01
• Acts of assembly, passed in the island of Jamaica, from 1681, to 1737, inclusive

  [s.n.]1738-01-01
• An abridgment of the acts of assembly, passed in the island of Jamaica, from 1681, to 1737, inclusive

  Printed by John Baskett1740-01-01
• An abridgment of the acts of assembly, passed in the island of Jamaicafrom 1681, to 1737, inclusive

  Printed, by order of the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations, by Thomas Baskett and Robert Baskett, printers to the Kings' Most Excellent Majesty1743-01-01
• Jamaica, ss. An act to give a recompense to persons, that shall be unjustly vexed by writs of replevin

  1752-01-01
• Jamaica, ss. An act to prohibit the importation of sugars, rum and molasses of the growth of the French, Spanish, Dutch and Danish colonies in America into this islandand for preventing several frauds committed by persons trading to and from the Northern colonies

  1752-01-01
• Jamaica, ss. An act for the relief and better regulation of the poor, and to oblige masters of ships and other vessels to indemnify the several parishes of this island, against any charges and expences for supporting and curing their sick, maimed, infirm or disable seamen

  1752-01-01
• Acts of Assembly, passed in the island of Jamaica; from 1681, to 1754, inclusive

  Printed for Curtis Brett and compy. printers, booksellers, and stationers, in Jamaica.1756-01-01
• An abridgment of The laws of Jamaica, in manner of an index

  Printed for C. Brett1756-01-01
• Jamaica, ss. An act, for the better regulating the proceedings, and establishing the fees of the surveyors

  1757-01-01
• An act, for dividing the island of Jamaica into three counties, and for appointing justices of assize and oyer and terminer, in two of the said counties

  Printed by Curtis Brett and co. printers to the Honorable Council and Assembly.1758-01-01
• Acts of Assembly passed in the island of Jamaica from the year 1681 to the year 1768 inclusive

  Printed by Lowry and Sherlock1769-01-01
• Acts of Assembly, passed in the island of Jamaicafrom 1770, to 1783, inclusive

  Printed for James Jones, Esq. by Lewis and Eberall.1786-01-01
• The act of assembly of the island of Jamaica, to repeal several acts, and clauses of acts, respecting slaves, and for the better Order and Government of Slaves, and for other Purposes; commonly called the Consolidated Act, as Exhibiting at One View Most of the Essential Regulations of the Jamaica Code Noir; which was passed by the Assembly on the 19th day of December 1787, and by the Lieutenant Governor and the Council on the 22d of the said Month. Respectfully communicated to the public by Stephen Fuller, Esq. Agent for Jamaica

  printed for B. White, and Son, Fleet-Street; J. Sewell, Cornhill; R. Faulder, New-Bond-Street; and J. Debrett, and J. Stockdale, Piccadilly1787-01-01
• The new Act of Assembly of the Island of Jamaicaintitled, An Act to Repeal an Act, Intitled, "An Act to Repeal Several Acts, and Clauses of Acts, Respecting Slaves, and for the Better Order and Government of Slaves, and for Other Purposes" ... commonly called, the New Consolidated Act, which was passed by the Assembly on the 6th of November ... being the present Code Noir of that island

  Printed for B. White [etc.]1789-01-01
• The new act of assembly of the island of Jamaica, intitled, An act to repeal an act, intitled, "An act to repeal several acts, ... respecting slaves, ... and for other purposes" ... commonly called, the new consolidated act, ... passed ... by the Lieutenant Governor on the 6th day of December, 1788; ... Published ... by Stephen Fuller

  printed for B. White and Son; J. Sewell; R. Faulder; and J. Debrett, and J. Stockdale1789-01-01
• The new act of Assembly of the island of Jamaica, intitled, An act to repeal an act, intitled, "An act to repeal several acts, and clauses of acts, respecting slaves, and for the better order and government of slaves, and for other purposes"and also to repeal the several acts, and clauses of acts, which were repealed by the act intitled as aforesaid : and for consolidating and bringing into one act the several laws relating to slaves, and for giving them further protection and security : for altering the mode of trial of slaves charged with capital offences : and for other purposes : commonly called, the New consolidated act, which was passed by the Assembly on the 6th of November : by the Council on the 5th day of December : and by the lieutenant governor on the 6th day of December, 1788 : being the present Code noir of that island

  Printed for B. White and Son [etc.]1789-01-01
• Abstract of the Consolidated Act of Jamaica, passed the 6th o[f] December 1788, which act is printed at large in part III. of the repor[t] of the Lords of the Committee of Council, appointed for the consideration of all matters relating to trade and foreign plantations

  s.n.1791-01-01
• An act for raising a tax by the poll. &c. &c

  Printed by Alexander Aikman. printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.1792-01-01
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