| Description | He deeply regrets hearing of the death of his"noble relation Lord Penrhyn". Names "four negroes" that have applied to his Lordship for their emancipation, namely, Judy, Bessey, Duglass, Sully and Kate. He trusts that his [Lord Penrhyn's] humanity will be directed towards the people and that he will have the goodness to impower his representatives here [in Jamaica] to fulful his intentions. |