...of the Essequibo plantations, which were engaged in the annual fishery at the mouth of the Orinoco.6 A part of these had been seized on the Essequibo side...was in response to this demand that on August 12, 17G1,8 he mentioned again the Carib tradition of a former Dutch post on the Barima, adding that "the...

...Storm, "within the Company's territory." But why, again and more explicitly asked the Zeeland Chamber, 7 do you hold that everything which has happened on...foreigners, as may be seen on the map prepared by D'Anville, the Frenchman"— in odd forgetfulness of the fact that D'Anville does not make the Barima...

...shall still hope to receive these, and the earlier the better, together witli the reasons why yon deem that everything which has happened on this side of...deemed to have occurred on territory of the Company; in order that, when we shall have examined all this, we may take further resolution as to what it behoves...

...subject. We shall still hope for these, and the earlier the better, together with the reasons why you deem that everything which has happened on this side of...deemed to have occurred on territory of the Company ; in order that, when we shall have examined all Ihis, we may take further resolution as to what it...

...in the dark in 1761, when it demanded of the Director-General (VC II, 143) "the reasons why you deem that everything which has happened on this side of Barima must be deemed to have occurred on the territory of the Company." It would seem from this that the Company itself did not regard either...

...shall still hope to receive these, and the earlier the better, together with the reasons why you deem that everything which has happened on this side of...deemed to have occurred on territory of the Company ; in order that, when we shall have examined all this, we may take further resolution as to what it...