Barbados, appeals regulations {Continued) 
instructions of 1680, 80-81 
instructions of 1684, 81 
instructions of 1689, 81, 219 [28], 280 
[60] 
instructions of 1702, 219 [33] 
instruction of 1721, 229 [74] 
instructions of 1753, 233 [89] 
judicial rules, 265 
reforms proposed by Committee of the 
Whole, 217 
reforms proposed by Hodges, 216-17 
to be followed in Grenada, 235 
appeals to Lords Committee, volume of, 73 
Assembly, 205 [396] 
chancery appeals, 88, 207, 217, 223 [51], 
280 [60], 281 [63], 310, 378, 659 
opinion of Northey, 237 
proportion of reversals, 660 
complaint of Maycock, 203-4 
courts 
Chancery, 202, 203-4, 237, 3 12 [269]. 
378 
Common Pleas, 113, 129 [364], 229 
[75], 272 [2], 361, 384 
conciliar control of, 658-59 
Errors, 237, 265, 384-85 
Exchequer, 237 [in] 
Governor and Council, 78, 80, 108 [205], 
"3. 131 [37i]» 175 [239]. ?i7. 218, 
237. 273 [2], 384, 385, 471-72. 639 
[578] 
Grand Sessions, 109 [214, 215, 216], 
in [231], 205 [397] 
Grievances, 639 [578] 
Justices of the Peace, 361 
Oyer and Terminer, 108 [205], 306, 307 
reform needed, 130, 347-48 
Vice-Admiralty, 91, 101 [164], 181, 182 
[283], 190 
criminal appeals, 306-7, 659 
criminal appeals regulations, instructions of 
1702, 240 [128] 
disallowance of colonial act denied, 349 
economic decline, 659 
enforcement of Orders in Council in, 341-42 
extension of English law to, 469 
Governor, 229, 280 [57]; see also Crowe, 
Mitford; Dutton, Sir Richard; Grenville, 
Sir Bevil; Grey, Lord; Kendall, James; 
Lowther, Robert, Pinfold, Dr. Charles; 
Willoughby, Lord; Witham, Sir John 
governor's instructions, 80-81, 219 [23, 28], 
229 [74], 233 [89], 237, 240 [128], 273 
[6], 473 [20], 597-98, 606 
legal effect of, 597-98 
instructions of 1726/7, 230[77] 
intracolonial appeals regulations 
instruction of 1689, 78 
instruction of 1702, 219 [23], 237 
instruction of 1753, 233 [84] 
jurisdiction of King's Bench in, 471-72 
proprietor, see Carlisle, John, Earl of 
vice-admiralty appeals, 91-92, 181, 183, 191 
proper forum, opinion of Hedges and 
Ward, 91-92 
proper forum, opinion of Seddons, 189-90 
Barbary merchants, 296 [159] 
Barefoot, Walter, New Hampshire judge, 117 
[266, 269], 118 [279] 
Barnard, Sir John, 599 [391], 600 [394] 
Barrett, Thomas, 479, 480 [49] 
Barrister, see counsel 
Barron, Samuel, 182 
Basse, Jeremiah, Governor of New Jersey, hostility 
to nonroyal colonial government, 146 
Baxter, David, 586 [319] 
Bayard, Colonel Nicholas, 137 [37], 241, 297- 
3t>s 
Bayard, Samuel, 297 
Beale, Robert, council clerk, 24 [138] 
Bearcroft, Philip, on "orthodox" minister con- 
troversy, 328 [357] 
Beaufou, Roger, trier of Channel Islands petitions, 
9 
Beauvoir, Daniel de, 287 [100] 
Beckford, Ballard, Jamaica judge, 639 [580J 
Beckford, Peter, Jamaican master in chancery, 
193 
Beckford, William, 508 
Bedford, Duke of, Lord President, 326 [339], 
632 
Beeston, Anne Hopegood, 476 
Beeston, Sir William, Governor of Jamaica, 78 
[41], 476, 480 
Belcher, Jonathan, Connecticut agent, 551, 552, 
553. 555, 556. 557. 560 [201] 
Belcher, Jonathan, Governor of Massachusetts 
& New Hampshire 
commissioned governor of both colonies, 444, 
557 [181] 
in Mass.-N.H. boundary dispute, 444-49 
instructions, 161 [176], 346, 444 
in wood-cutting controversy, 330 [365], 331 
Belcher, Jonathan, Governor of New Jersey, in 
Elizabeth purchase controversy, 368 [77], 
369 
Belcher, Jonathan, Jr., counsel, 564 [226] 
Bellinger, Edmund, 145 [69] 
Bellingham, Richard, Governor of Massachusetts, 
58 
Bellomont, Lord, Governor of New Hampshire 
commission, 152 [113], 198 [369], 215 
supersedes Allen, 152