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Transmits an address of the House of Assembly, stating their readiness to comply with suggestions contained in Earl of Aberdeen's despatch of 28 February 1835, for amending several Acts of the Legislature [act passed on 1 August 1834 for amending the slavery abolition law, the first clause of the act passed on 6 August 1834 for amendment of the criminal law; act passed on 6 August 1834 for amending acts establishing the corps of Grenada 'loyal Black Rangers']; and House thought it was unecessary to further legislate respecting the act for granting a salary to the officiating minister of the Roman Catholic church, as that act had expired.
George Middlemore, Lieutenant Governor of Grenada, forwarded by Lionel Smith, Governor of Windward Islands, Grenada No. 22, Folios 100 - 106.
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