Volume marked '63', labelled 'Confidential papers on the West India question' Divided into sections, with contents as follows: - Letters recording the meeting of the abolitionists with Mr Canning, Jun 1823 - Minutes of the abolitionists, meeting at Gloucester House, Feb 1824. Extracts from Lord Bathurst's letters to Wilmot Horton, 1824 - Copy Wilmot Horton letters to - and Mr Canning, Jan-Feb 1824 - Confidential lithograph of the West India committee deliberations, with a confidential memo from Maj Moody and Wilmot Horton's minute on this - Letter to Mr Henry Drummond, Sep 1824 - Minute comparing the circular of the 9th July with the West India committee's recommendations - Remarks on the Trinidad returns, 1825 - Private letters of Sir Ralph Woodford on the Order in Council, Feb 1826 - Differences between the Trinidad Order and the Demerara Ordinance, 1826 - Minutes on the state of the 'slave' [enslaved persons] question, 1825 and 1826 - Despatch and enclosure from Mr Ward to Mr (Secretary) Canning on sugar cultivation by free labour, addressed from Mexico, Mar 1826 - Minutes and correspondence addressed by Wilmot Horton to Lord Bathurst, Jan-Oct 1826 Jun 1823-Oct 1826