[1] He represented the Parish of Saint Joseph, within the House of Assembly in Bridgetown.
He was patronised, with funds collected by the black community, to stay in the United Kingdom to study at the Middle Temple, which he left in 1863.
[2] He subsequently became Attorney general of St Vincent.
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