authority to act for another person in legal or financial matters.
u. Topographical Maps of Jamaica. These maps (scale 1/50,0000) are the official maps of the counties and parishes of Jamaica.
v. Maps, Instruments and Lists of Electors - These are maps of each of the 14 parishes; they are showing the boundaries of the 53 constituencies and the constituencies into which the parishes have been divided

Colonial Secretary – C.S.O (1B/5)
The offices of Colonial Secretary and Financial Secretary were established in 1866 as part of the reconstruction of the administrative system brought about by the change in the constitution of the island.  The functions previously performed by the Executive Committee and the Governors Secretary were transferred to these offices, along with the records. 

The series in this collection include:
a. Journals of the House of Assembly (1678 – 1810) – The Assembly was first summoned in 1664 and continued to exist until 1866 when the Legislature was abolished in favour of Crown Colony government consisting of legislative council of nominated ex-officio members.  There are gaps in the original between 1679 and 1696 can be partly filled by the “Documents copied under direction of Bryan Edwards” (1B/5/2 Volumes II & III which include proceedings for the years 1682, 1683, 1686, 1687 and 1688 (in Vol. II pp.105 –342) and a number of Governor’s speeches to Assembly and its