The WestIndies Players Association WIPA is the representative body for professional cricket ers from the Caribbean nations that constitute the WestIndies Cricket Board WICB . WIPA is an affiliate of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations and holds itself to be the exclusive representative and bargaining agent for Players who have been selected for their Territorial Teams and WestIndies Cricket Team . ref cite web title About WIPA url http www.wiplayers.com home index.php?option com content&view section&layout blog&id 5&Itemid 55 publisher WestIndies Cricketers Association accessdate 27 July 2011 ref The association was established in 1973 and formally incorporated in Trinidad and Tobago in 2003. The initial president was Rohan Kanhai and the initial secretary Deryck Murray . ref cite web last Murray first Deryck title History url http www.wiplayers.com home index.php?option com content&view article&id 72 history&catid 51 results&Itemid 91 publisher WestIndies Players Association accessdate 27 July 2011 ref Since the establishment of WIPA, it has had an often acrimonious relationship with the WICB. ref cite news last Rao first K. Shriniwas title A few positives for WestIndies url http articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com 2011 07 11 top stories 29760758 1 marlon samuels icc ravi rampaul accessdate 27 July 2011 newspaper Times of India date 11 July 2011 ref References reflist External links http www.wiplayers.com home Official site Category Sports trade unions Category Cricket in the WestIndies Category 1973 establishments Cricket stub Caribbean trade union stub ... more details
WestIndies Power is a geothermal power company registered in the Netherlands Antilles and with the head office in Charlestown, Saint Kitts and Nevis . It has geothermal power development activities in Nevis , Saba and Dominica . ref name wipl1 ref name herald ref name green2 Projects at Nevis At Nevis, WestIndies Power has two geothermal projects. These projects, if completed, will make Saint Kitts and Nevis the first country in the Caribbean to utilize large scale geothermal energy, and one of the least dependent nations in the world on fossil fuels. ref name caribbean1 WestIndies Power is also looking at a third geothermal project in Nevis. ref name green1 cite news publisher Green Island Inc. url http www.greenislandinc.com news nevis geo 3.htm title WestIndies Power Nevis begins drilling second geothermal development well date 2008 06 24 accessdate 2008 08 10 ref Nevis 1 The first project Nevis 1 is located at Spring Hill. In February 2007, the Nevis Island Administration issued a license to WestIndies Power for exploration of the geothermal resource of Nevis. WestIndies Power ... www.sknvibes.com News NewsDetails.cfm 2514 title NIA gives nod to WestIndies Power Holdings Ltd date ... url http www.sknvibes.com Politics NewsDetails.cfm 5637 title WestIndies Power moves to second ... license to WestIndies Power Dominica Ltd. on 10 July 2008. Initial geologic and geochemical field ... Project in Saba In Saba, WestIndies Power develops geothermal power plant with capacity of 75 ... company, WestIndies Power Holdings B.V., is registered in the Netherlands Antilles. ref name wipl2 . It has offices in Charlestown, Nevis, and in Roseau , Dominica. WestIndies Power operates through its subsidiaries WestIndies Power Nevis Ltd., WestIndies Power Dominica Ltd. and WestIndies Power Saba B.V. Management The Chief Executive Officer CEO of WestIndies Power Holding is Dr. Kerry McDonald. The General Manager of WestIndies Power Nevis Ltd. is Mr. Rawlinson Isaac and the Chief Operations ... more details
Refimprove date December 2009 Infobox Airline airline BWIA WestIndies Airways Ltd. image BWIA WestIndies Airways logo.svg image size IATA BW ICAO BWA callsign WEST INDIAN founded 1939 As West Indian Airlines ref name NAAH cite book last Norwood first Tom coauthors Wegg, John title North American Airlines Handbook publisher Airways International location Sandpoint, ID date 2002 edition 3rd isbn 0 9653993 8 9 url http www.airwaysnews.com ref commenced 27 November 1940 ref name NAAH ceased 31 December 2006 became Caribbean Airlines hubs Piarco International Airport secondary hubs Grantley Adams International Airport Grantley Adams Int l Airport br Cheddi Jagan International Airport Cheddi Jagan Int l Airport focus cities frequent flyer BWEE Miles lounge alliance subsidiaries fleet size 10 destinations 14 parent 51 owned by private investors, 15 by employees and 35 by the Trinidad and Tobago ... and Tobago website http web.archive.org web http www.bwee.com Bwee.com BWIA WestIndies Airways ... ref History BritishWest Indian Airways was established on 27 November 1939 by New Zealander ... 23.6 . On September 8, 2006, BWIA WestIndies Airways announced its demise, after failed negotiations ... http web.archive.org web http www.bwee.com BWIA WestIndies Airways Archive http web.archive.org web http www.bwiacaribbean.com BWIA s Caribbean Archive http www.planespotters.net Airline BWIA WestIndies Airways BWIA Jet Fleet Detail DEFAULTSORT Bwia WestIndies Airways Category Airlines established ... disestablished in 2006 Category 1940 in Trinidad and Tobago Category BWIA WestIndies Airways Airlines of Trinidad and Tobago Caribbean Airlines Group de BWIA WestIndies Airways es BWIA WestIndies Airways fr BWIA WestIndies Airways pt BWIA WestIndies Airways ... was taken over by British South American Airways BSAA , after a few months operating as British International ... Islands using Vickers VC.1 Viking Vickers Viking twin piston types. In 1949, BSAA merged with British ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 American WestIndies is a colloquial term that refers to the geographic region that includes Puerto Rico , the U.S. Virgin Islands , and Navassa . Coord missing Puerto Rico Category Geography of the Caribbean Category Navassa Island USVI geo stub PuertoRico geo stub ... more details
Unreferenced date April 2009 Notability date April 2009 Italic title Playboy of the WestIndies is a play by Trinidad ian playwright Mustapha Matura , a Caribbean version of John Millington Synge Synge s The Playboy of the Western World . theatre stub Category Trinidad and Tobago plays Category Plays based on other plays ... more details
Image WestIndiesCricketAnnual1970FrontCover.jpg right thumb 250px WestIndies Cricket Annual 1970 The WestIndies Cricket Annual was a cricket annual publication annual published from 1970 to 1991 which covered cricket in the WestIndies and by West Indian teams overseas. ref WestIndies Cricket Annual, edited by Tony Cozier , 1970 to 1991 ref . It was the first annual to cover all aspects of WestIndies cricket in detail. All 22 editions were edited by Tony Cozier . It was generally A4 paper size ... to 1982 and from 1984 to 1991 the publication was called The Benson & Hedges WestIndies Cricket Annual ... coverage of WestIndies cricket at below first class level. Comment Five cricketers of the year General articles Touring teams in the WestIndies Domestic cricket in the WestIndiesWest Indian ... of the year Each year five cricketers of the year were chosen based on performances in the WestIndies and on WestIndies tours overseas. The annual included a biography of the selections. Until 1981 ... Who s Who From the 1973 edition a WestIndies Cricket Who s Who was included. This included players who had represtenented the WestIndies or one of the Territorial teams. Those who had only played ... expanded over the years. References reflist DEFAULTSORT WestIndies Cricket Annual Category ... players were chosen. 1969 70 West Indian cricket season 1970 Arthur George Barrett Arthur Barrett , Joey Carew , Roy Fredericks , Vanburn Holder , Alvin Kallicharran 1970 71 West Indian cricket season ... 1971 72 West Indian cricket season 1972 Bev Congdon , David Holford , Lawrence Rowe , Bruce Taylor cricketer Bruce Taylor , Glenn Turner 1972 73 West Indian cricket season 1973 Ian Chappell , Maurice Foster cricketer Maurice Foster , Lance Gibbs , Max Walker , Doug Walters 1973 74 West Indian cricket season 1974 Dennis Amiss , Keith Boyce , Tony Greig , Bernard Julien , Deryck Murray 1974 75 West ... Andy Roberts 1975 76 West Indian cricket season 1976 Bishen Bedi , Prince Bartholomew , Bhagwat ... more details
Refimprove date April 2009 The WestIndies A cricket team is a cricket team representing a sporting confederation ... , Trinidad and Tobago . The history of the WestIndies cricket team began in the 1890s, when ... 1990s the WestIndies team was one of the strongest in the world in both Test and One Day ... the WestIndies Gary Sobers, Lance Gibbs, Gordon Greenidge, George Headley, Clive Lloyd, Malcolm Marshall, Andy Roberts and Everton Weekes. ref http en.wikipedia.org wiki WestIndies cricket team ref Most cricketing nations use their own national flags for cricketing purposes. However, as the WestIndies represent a number of independent and dependent states, there is no natural choice of flag. The WICB ... colspan 2 WestIndies A matches colspan 3 First class v A team colspan 3 Other first class colspan ... 92 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 2 bgcolor FFFFF0 1 bgcolor FFFFF0 0 bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor ... 1994 95 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor ... FFFFF0 1 bgcolor F5FFFA 0 bgcolor F5FFFA 1 bgcolor F5FFFA 1 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor ... WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor F5FFFA 0 bgcolor F5FFFA 1 bgcolor ... bgcolor F5FFFA 0 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor FFFFF0 bgcolor F5FFFA 1 bgcolor ... bgcolor F5FFFA 1999 2000 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 0 bgcolor FFFFF0 2 bgcolor FFFFF0 0 bgcolor F5FFFA ... group decimal bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor F5FFFA bgcolor F5FFFA 2000 WestIndies bgcolor FFFFF0 0 bgcolor ... footnote1 The season was topped and tailed in the WestIndies the two overseas tours intervened. ref ... One further match was tied. ref References Reflist DEFAULTSORT WestIndies A Cricket Team Category WestIndies in international cricket A team Category National A cricket teams cricket team stub ... island.This insignia, on a maroon background, makes up the West Indian flag. The background sometimes ..., with grey around the sides. The shirt also sports the logo of the West Indian Cricket Board and the name ... more details
The WestIndies National Party was a political party in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines . It contested the Vincentian general election, 1974 1974 general elections , but received just 116 votes and failed to win a seat. ref name N1 Dieter Nohlen Nohlen, D 2005 Elections in the Americas A data handbook, Volume I , pp603 604 ISBN 978 0 19 928357 6 ref It did not contest any further elections. ref Nohlen, p601 ref References reflist Saint Vincent and the Grenadines political parties Category Political parties in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ... more details
Peso Espanol The Spanish WestIndies also known as Las Antillas Occidentales or simply Antillas Espa olas ... became the Spanish WestIndies were the focus of the voyages of Christopher Columbus in America ... also the first lands to be permanently colonized by Europeans in the Americas. The Spanish WestIndies ... Spanish East Indies Spanish Empire Population history of American indigenous peoples Category Spanish WestIndies Category History of the Caribbean Category 1898 disestablishments Category States and territories ... more details
Out of date date June 2011 Peacock date June 2011 Infobox Airline airline Aeromarine WestIndies Airways image image size IATA ICAO callsign founded avyear 1920 commenced ceased 1924 hubs secondary hubs focus cities frequent flyer lounge alliance subsidiaries fleet size destinations parent company slogan headquarters key people Inglis Moore Upercu website Aeromarine WestIndies Airways was a United States airlines. The original company was formed by a merger between Florida WestIndies Airways and Aeromarine Sightseeing and Navigation Company a subsidiary of the Aeromarine airplane manufacturing company and was one of the first international airlines in the United States. It commenced operations on 1 November 1920 with a flight from Key West to Havana, and operated flying boat s from the US mainland to the Bahamas and Cuba . Transporting passengers, mail, and freight safely and successfully beginning in 1921, it was forced to cease operations in early 1924 due to a freeze on mail contracts by the US Postal Service. It was reorganized as Aeromarine Airways in spring of 1921 with Inglis M. Uppercu Inglis Moore Uppercu , A New York Cadillac dealer as its President. Aeromarine enjoyed many firsts the first U.S. international air mail service and first scheduled U.S. international passenger service Key West to Havana, November 1, 1920 first total service U.S. airline passenger, mail, express cargo first in flight movie Chicago, August 1921 first airline baggage label 1921 and the first U.S. airline ticket office Cleveland, July 1922 . ref http www.timetableimages.com ttimages aerom.htm ... WestIndies Airways occurred in February 2007 when it was reformed and incorporated in the State of Florida State of Florida Corporation P07000026223 . Aeromarine WestIndies Airways Corporation ... WestIndies Airways... The return of an airline that offers the romance and adventure of a bygone ... being from St. Augustine, to Palm Beach, to Key West. In January 2009 Aeromarine purchased a 1920 ... more details
The Titular Patriarchate of the WestIndies lang la Patriarchatus Indiarum Occidentalium is a Latin Rite Titular See Titular Patriarchate of the Roman Catholic Church . It is vacant since the death of its last holder in 1963. Attempt to create a jurisdictional Patriarchate in the Spanish Indies King Ferdinand V of Castile asked Pope Leo X to establish a patriarchate for the ecclesiastical government of the American territories discovered by the Spain Spaniards . The Holy See was not keen to accept the establishment of such an autonomous Spanish Empire Spanish American church and, on 11 May 1524, Clement VII agreed to create it but only as honorific, without jurisdiction and without clergy . In addition, the Patriarch was banned from actually residing in the Americas. Antonio de Rojas, Archdiocese of Granada archbishop of Granada and bishop of Palencia , was the first patriarch. The following patriarchs were the bishop of Ja n Esteban Gabriel Merino 1530 1535 and the archbishop of Granada Fernando, Ni o de Guevara not the homonymous cardinal 1546 1552 . After the Ni o de Guevara s death ... General of the Spanish Armies with the Patriarchate of the WestIndies pro tempore et ad septennium ... www.catholic hierarchy.org diocese dw502.html Catholic Hierarchy Archdiocese of WestIndies and http ... Leopoldo Eijo y Garay was appointed Patriarch of the WestIndies, but without the Military Ordinariate ... of Patriarchs of the WestIndies Antonio de Rojas 1524 , archbishop of Granada and bishop of Palencia ... Patriarchs Spain Category 1524 establishments Category Church patriarchs WestIndies Category Roman Catholic bishops by diocese WestIndies Category Spanish colonization of the Americas Category Honorary ... of the Council of the Indies Pedro Moya de Contreras . However, the new patriarch died before ... of Mexico City and President of the Council of the Indies, not installed ref name Artola Juan Guzm n ... de las Indias Occidentales it Patriarcato delle Indie occidentali nl Patriarchaat West Indi no Patriarken ... more details
Infobox Book name Hornblower in the WestIndies title orig translator image File HornblowerInTheWestIndies.jpg 200px image caption 1st edition author C. S. Forester illustrator cover artist country United Kingdom language English language English series Horatio Hornblower genre Historical novel publisher Penguin Group Michael Joseph, London release date 1957 english release date media type Hardcover & paperback pages 255 pp isbn 0 7221 0508 8 oclc 16564559 preceded by Lord Hornblower br 1946 followed by Hornblower in the WestIndies , or alternately Admiral Hornblower in the WestIndies is one of the novels in the series CS Forester wrote about fictional Royal Navy officer Horatio Hornblower . All the other novels in the series take place during the 1793 1815 wars with revolutionary and Napoleonic France . This one takes place when Britain is at peace, May 1821 October 1823. Hornblower has been promoted Rear Admiral and has been named in command of the WestIndies station, i.e. the Caribbean , with a squadron consisting of three frigate s and fourteen brigs and schooners. While it is the last Hornblower novel chronologically, at least one short story is set after the events in this novel. In the Royal Navy of the early nineteenth century, promotion from Post Captain Captain to Admiral was based solely on seniority. Hornblower was made a Captain in 1805. Compared with the distinguished officer Edward Berry , who was promoted to Post Captain Captain in 1797, and was not promoted to Rear Admiral until 1821, seniority should not have brought promotion to Rear Admiral to Hornblower until the mid 1830s or later. Like some other Hornblower novels, Forester wrote it in the form of several novellas that can be read independently. Plot summary St. Elizabeth of Hungary Image Orthographic projection over Tobago with Galveston New Orleans St Helena.png thumb right 250px Hornblower .... Hornblower C. S. Forester hist novel stub Category 1958 novels Category Hornblower books WestIndies ... more details
and Tobago and Guyana 1995 . North America in topic Hinduism in DEFAULTSORT Hinduism In The WestIndies Category Hinduism by country WestIndies Category Religion in the Caribbean Category Hinduism ... St. Thomas . Hinduism in Trinidad and Tobago A decade after slavery was abolished in 1834, the British ... more details
species are endemic to the WestIndies Expand list date August 2008 Endemic Bird Areas Birdlife International has defined a number of Endemic Bird Area s in the WestIndies . 025 Cuba 026 Bahamas ... Endemism in birds DEFAULTSORT Endemic Birds Of The WestIndies Category Regional overviews of endemism in birds WestIndies Category Birds of the Caribbean Category Birds of the Lesser Antilles es ... 10 valign top Hispaniolan Parakeet West Indian Whistling Duck Loggerhead Kingbird Greater Antillean Grackle White cheeked Pintail Scaly naped Pigeon Key West Quail dove valign top Red legged Thrush Caribbean Flamingo Rose throated Parrot West Indian Woodpecker La Sagra s Flycatcher Great Lizard ... more details
The Treaty of the Danish WestIndies , officially the Convention between the United States and Denmark for cession of the Danish WestIndies , ref name treaty http www.doi.gov oia pdf vitreaty.pdf Convention between the United States and Denmark for cession of the Danish WestIndies , USStat 39 1706 ref was a 1916 treaty transferring sovereignty of the Danish WestIndies from Denmark to the United States , which were renamed as the United States Virgin Islands , in exchange for a sum of United States dollar US 25,000,000 in gold. History Background See also History of the United States Virgin Islands Two of the islands had been in Danish possession since the 17th century and St. Croix since 1733. The glory days of the colony had been from around 1750 to 1850 based on transit trade and the production of rum and sugar using African slaves as labor. ref name Schepelern Cite web url http www.netpublikationer.dk um 7792 html chapter09.htm title Dansk Vestindien En bitters d historie accessdate 2008 05 13 last Schepelern first Otto date 2007 04 03 publisher Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark language Danish ref By the second half of the 19th century the sugar production was embattled by the cultivation of sugar beet s, and although the slaves had been emancipated in 1848, the agricultural land and the trade was still controlled by the white population, and the living conditions of the descendants of the slaves were poor. At the negotiations for the Treaty of Vienna 1864 Treaty of Vienna after the defeat in the Second Schleswig War in 1864, Denmark had tried to use the islands ... of the Danish WestIndies origyear 1932 year 1966 publisher Peter Smith location Gloucester ... of the Danish WestIndies , USStat 39 1706 Category Treaties of the United States Category Treaties ... the treaty on September 7, 1916. A Danish West Indian Islands sale referendum, 1916 Danish referendum ... wendt314 See also Danish West Indian Islands sale referendum, 1916 References reflist External links ... more details
Infobox former political post border vice regal political office Governor General country the WestIndies Federation insignia Coat of arms of the Federation of the West Indies.svg insigniasize 220px insigniacaption Coat of arms of the Federation of the WestIndies first officeholder Patrick Buchan Hepburn, 1st Baron Hailes The Baron Hailes last officeholder Patrick Buchan Hepburn, 1st Baron Hailes The Baron Hailes style His Excellency The Right Honourable appointer Monarchy of the United Kingdom Queen of the United Kingdom began 3 January 1958 ended 31 May 1962 This is a list of the Governors General of the WestIndies Federation also known as the British Caribbean Federation , consisting of Antigua and Barbuda Antigua with Barbuda , Barbados , Cayman Islands , Dominica , Grenada , Jamaica , Montserrat , Saint Kitts St. Christopher Nevis Anguilla , St. Lucia , Saint Vincent and the Grenadines St. Vincent , Trinidad and Tobago , and Turks & Caicos Islands . The Federation was formed on 3 January 1958, and was formally dissolved on 31 May 1962. Governor General the WestIndies Federation 1958 1962 Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office class wikitable width 25 align left Term width 40 align left Incumbent width 20 align left Notes valign top colspan 3 WestIndies Federation valign top bgcolor ffffec small 3 January 1958 to 31 May 1962 Patrick Buchan Hepburn, 1st Baron Hailes , small Governor General small First and only Governor General of the WestIndies Federation See also Prime Minister of the WestIndies Federation Source http www.worldstatesmen.org Trinidad.html WestIndies Category Lists of governors general WestIndies, Governor General Category Westminster system Category Politics of the Caribbean Category Governors General WestIndies Category WestIndies Federation Category British colonial governors and administrators WestIndies ... more details
Infobox former political post political office Prime Minister country the WestIndies Federation insignia Coat of arms of the Federation of the West Indies.svg insigniasize 220px insigniacaption Coat of arms of the Federation of the WestIndies image caption predecessor Office established successor None first officeholder Grantley Herbert Adams last officeholder Grantley Herbert Adams style The Right Honourable residence appointer Governor General of the WestIndies Federation began 18 April 1958 ended 31 May 1962 pretender Position abolished This is a list of the Prime Ministers of the WestIndies Federation also known as the British Caribbean Federation , consisting of ten provinces Antigua and Barbuda Antigua with Barbuda , Barbados , Dominica , Grenada , Jamaica with the Cayman Islands and the Turks & Caicos Islands , Montserrat , Saint Kitts St. Christopher Nevis Anguilla , St. Lucia , Saint Vincent and the Grenadines St. Vincent , and Trinidad and Tobago . The Federation was formed on 3 January 1958, and was formally dissolved on 31 May 1962. Prime Minister of the WestIndies Federation 1958 1962 Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office class wikitable align left width 18 Tenure width 60 Portrait width 55 Incumbent width 10 Affiliations Affiliation width 15 Notes valign top colspan 5 WestIndies Federation valign top bgcolor ffffec small 18 April 1958 to 31 May 1962 File Grantley Herbert Adams.jpg 60px Grantley Herbert Adams small Sir small Grantley Herbert Adams , small Prime Minister small WIFLP small Affiliations WIFLP WestIndies Federal Labour Party See also Governor General of the WestIndies Federation Source http www.worldstatesmen.org Trinidad.html WestIndies Category Lists of prime ministers WestIndies Federation Category WestIndies Federation ... more details
File Coat of arms of the Federation of the West Indies.svg thumb right 250px The coat of arms of the WestIndies Federation was used between 1958 and 1962. The background of the shield bore four equally spaced narrow white stripes with a ten orange gold discs representing each island grouping, undulating horizontally across a blue field representing the Caribbean Sea and the sun shining upon the waves. These devices were based upon the flag of the WestIndies Federation flag originally designed by Edna Manley . A triangle is superimposed on the shield, and the shield is topped by a British lion . The scroll beneath proclaims To Dwell Together In Unity . The shield is supported on either side by the country s national bird, the pelican , with wings extended. Above this is a helmet topped with a flaming torch held by an upright arm. The torch signifies a beacon to light a path. The design is reflected in the present coat of arms of Barbados coats of arms of Barbados , Coat of arms of Saint Lucia Saint Lucia , and coat of arms of Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Kitts and Nevis . References reflist http flagspot.net flags gb carib.html Observer s Book of Flags, I.O. Evans 1959 The Book of Flags, I.O. Evans 1960 Flags of the World, G. Carr 1961 WestIndies Gazette Volume 1 No. 9, February 21, 1958 Coat of arms of North America Category National coats of arms WestIndies Category Coats of arms of former countries WestIndies Category British Overseas Territories coats of arms Category WestIndies Federation es Escudo de la Federaci n de las Indias Occidentales Caribbean stub Heraldry stub ... more details
File Logowestindies.GIF thumb WestIndies Rugby The WestIndies Rugby Union was established in 1975 and is the governing body of the twelve WestIndies Unions Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Jamaica, Martinique, St Lucia, St Vincent and Trinidad & Tobago . The WestIndies 7s team competes annually at the Carib 7s in Trinidad, the Deloitte 7s in the Cayman Islands and on the iRB Sevens World Series, competing at the Hong Kong 7s, Cardiff and Twickenham in 2002, Argentina and Chile in 2003, Los Angeles in 2005 and 2006 and in San Diego in 2007 and 2008.. Notable players include Luther Burrell and Marcel Garvey 2008 USA Sevens class wikitable style text align center Event Winners Score Finalists Semi Finalists Cup align left ru7 NZL 27 12 align left ru7 ZAF align left ru7 KEN br ru7 SAM Plate align left ru7 FJI 26 21 align left ru7 ARG align left ru7 ENG br ru7 SCO Bowl align left ru7 WAL 21 19 align left ru7 USA align left ru7 CAN br ru7 FRA Shield align left ru7 AUS 24 12 align left ru7 CHL align left ru7 MEX br ru7 WIN See also NAWIRA National rugby union teams sevens DEFAULTSORT WestIndies Rugby Union Team Sevens Category Rugby union in the WestIndies Category National rugby union sevens teams Caribbean stub National rugbyunion team stub ... more details
Zimbabwe in WestIndies 2006 team1 image Flag of Zimbabwe.svg team1 name Zimbabwe team2 image team2 name WestIndies from date 29 April to date 14 May 2006 team1 captain Terry Duffin team2 captain ... the teams lie next to each other in the ICC ODI Championship , West Indian cricket team WestIndies ... 2006 ref WestIndies valign top Terry Duffin captain cricket c Charles Coventry Zimbabwean cricketer ... flag WestIndies Cricket Board Flag.svg batting second WestIndies score second innings 154 5 ... second best figures 3 35 10 winning team WestIndies win margin five wickets ref http content uk.cricinfo.com ... form BR Doctrove umpire2 country WestIndies cricket team umpire2 country short form WI MOTM Jerome Taylor MOTM initial form JE Taylor MOTM country WestIndies cricket team MOTM ctry short form WI Brian ... cricket duck , WestIndies made it to the target with five wickets and 11.4 overs to spare, as Lara ... Will Luke, WestIndies rarely looked in complete control ref http content uk.cricinfo.com ci content story 245731.html WestIndies made to work hard , by Will Luke, published on Cricinfo on 29 April ... WestIndies Cricket Board Flag.svg batting first WestIndies score first innings 242 9 overs first ... bowling second best figures 4 24 10 winning team WestIndies win margin 98 runs ref http content uk.cricinfo.com ... SA Bucknor umpire2 country WestIndies cricket team umpire2 country short form WI MOTM Jerome Taylor MOTM initial form JE Taylor MOTM country WestIndies MOTM ctry short form WI Despite another half ... of 144 was seven lower than in the first ODI. WestIndies had batted first, making 242 for 9 after ... Zimbabwe v University of WestIndies Vice Chancellor s XI 3 May University of WestIndies Vice Chancellor ... VC XI 03MAY2006.html Tour Match, Zimbabwe v University of WestIndies , scorecard from Cricinfo ref ... Zimbabwean cricketer Charles Coventry also took half centuries. For the University of WestIndies XI, Ryan Hinds and Xavier Marshall , who had both played internationals for WestIndies before, made ... more details
orphan date January 2010 nofootnotes date September 2008 The Bishoprics, etc., in WestIndies Act 1842 5 & 6 Vict. c. 4 was an Act of Parliament in the United Kingdom , which received the Royal Assent on March 23, 1842 and was repealed in 1971 . It provided for the WestIndies to be divided up into three or more Diocese bishopric s, rather than the two previously provided for. This allowed the establishment of the Diocese of Antigua in 1842, in addition to the two dioceses created in 1824, the Diocese of Jamaica and the Diocese of Barbados . The Act also empowered the bishops to appoint archdeacons, and for the Treasury to pay 6,300 to support the establishment. The Act was repealed by the Statute Law Repeals Act 1971 , having since become obsolete. References Reflist Refbegin The companion to the British almanac, for the year 1843 , p. 129. London, 1843. Chronological table of the statutes HMSO, London. 1993. ISBN 978 0 11 840331 3 Refend UK legislation Category 1842 in law Category United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1842 Category Anglican Church in the Caribbean Category 19th century laws in Christianity Category BritishWestIndies Category Repealed United Kingdom Acts of Parliament Category Anglican bishops by diocese in the Caribbean Category 1842 in the Caribbean UK law stub statute stub ... more details
Sea and found the Bahamas and hence the WestIndies. In 1609, the first British settlement in the West ... was first played in the WestIndies but it is reasonable to assume that it was introduced by these early colonists. 1655 is a significant year in British colonisation of the WestIndies for its ... Muscular Learning Cricket and Education in the Making of the BritishWestIndies at the end of the 19th ...This article describes the history of WestIndies cricket to 1918. Historical background The development ... so than in the WestIndies where not only colonialism but also slavery shaped society. In 1492 ... major slave conspiracies and uprisings between 1673 and 1832. By the 1660s, British holdings in the West ... and Barbuda. Great Britain s other WestIndies territories came into the story later. The islands ... exploitation of the WestIndies and a significant population figure is the one quoted above ... a mulatto batsman wearing a slave collar being bowled out, suggests that slaves in the WestIndies ... www.cricketarchive.co.uk Archive Scorecards 1 1360.html inaugural major cricket match in the WestIndies ... A West Indian side http www.cricketarchive.co.uk Archive Seasons CAN 1886 CAN WestIndies in North ... as first class but they are important in being the first tours involving WestIndies teams ... to British Guiana by 108 runs and by 6 wickets . West Indian cricket to 1918 Inter Colonial Tournament The 1891 92 season saw the first Inter Colonial Tournament in the WestIndies take place in Barbados ... &ndash Barbados English tours of the WestIndies The 1894 95 season featured the first tour of the West .... See RS Lucas XI cricket team in WestIndies in 1894 95 . The 1896 97 season had two English teams on tour. See AA Priestley s XI cricket team in WestIndies in 1896 97 and Lord Hawke s XI cricket team in WestIndies in 1896 97 . There were further privately organised tours in the next ten years RA Bennett s XI cricket team in WestIndies in 1901 02 and Lord Brackley s XI cricket team in WestIndies ... more details
Unreferenced date October 2007 Infobox rugby league representative team Name WestIndies Badge Badge size 100px Nickname The Wahoos Governing body WestIndies Rugby League Federation Region Americas Coach Steve Pryce Captain Most caps Top scorer Home Stadium RLIF Rank pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 leftarm1 FFFFFF body1 FFFFFF rightarm1 FFFFFF shorts1 800000 socks1 FFFFFF First international rl South Africa 50 22 rl rt WestIndies br London , England 9 October 2004 Largest win Never been victorious Largest loss rl South Africa 50 22 rl rt WestIndies br London , England 9 October 2004 World cup apps World cup first World cup best The WestIndies rugby league team nicknamed The Wahoos represents the Caribbean and WestIndies region in the sport of rugby league football . The WestIndies Rugby League Federation was formed in 2003 . The team is currently composed of players born overseas with Caribbean heritage and local Caribbean players. The WestIndies team has participated in the Middlesex Nines 2004 and York Nines 2004, 2005 competitions. A full thirteen a side WestIndies team played its first and only game to date against the South Africa national rugby league team South Africa Wild Dogs in London on September 24, 2004. The first thirteen a side game of rugby league played in the WestIndies was at Kingston, Jamaica Kingston , Jamaica on July 13, 2005. A competition between the Vauxhall Vultures, Sharks, St Catherines, Army, and Nomads is scheduled to start in Kingston in August 2005 . The WestIndies national side was planning to be involved in the 2008 Rugby League World Cup qualifying in the United States in 2006 but pulled out due to lack of funds. External links http www.wirlf.com WestIndies Rugby League Federation International Rugby League Category National sports teams of the WestIndies Category International rugby league teams Category Sport in the Caribbean Category Rugby league in the Americas WestIndies ... more details
Montague Dale S bef before Arthur Henry Anstey S ttl title Archbishop of the WestIndies Primate of the WestIndies years 1945 1949 S aft after Alan John Knight End Notes Reflist External links Npg name id 81515 name William George Hardie Bishops of Jamaica Archbishops of the WestIndies Persondata ... Archbishops of the WestIndies Category 20th century Anglican archbishops Category Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Category 1950 deaths Christian clergy stub ...Use British English date February 2012 Use dmy dates date February 2012 Portal Anglicanism The Most Reverend Most Rev William George Hardie , Order of the British Empire CBE ref http www.gazettes online.co.uk issues 38797 supplements 23 page.pdf London Gazette ref 1878 21 February 1950 was a long serving Anglican Anglican Diocese of Jamaica Bishop of Jamaica from 1931 until 1949 and for the last four of that time Archbishop of the WestIndies Archbishop of the Church in the Province of the WestIndiesWestIndies . He was born in 1878 and educated at Giggleswick School ref Who s Who UK Who was Who 1897 2007 London, A & C Black , 2007 ISBN 9780199540877 ref and Emmanuel College, Cambridge and ordained in 1902. ref Crockford s Clerical Directory 1940 41 Oxford, OUP ,1941 ref ref Venn id HRDY897WG name Hardie, William George ref His first posts were Curate curacies at Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge ref http www.htcambridge.org.uk Church website 1 ref and then Christ Church, Greenwich . ref http www.christchurchgreenwich.org Church website 2 ref Later he held Vicar incumbencies at Holy Trinity, Swansea , ref http www.genuki.org.uk big wal GLA Swansea HolyTrinity Genuki ref St John s, Lowestoft ref http www.suffolkchurches.co.uk lowesjohn.html Now demolished ref and St Luke s, Finchley . ref http www.stpaulsfinchley.org.uk Church website 3 ref In 1928 he was appointed Assistant Bishop ref http www.nationalarchives.gov.uk catalogue displaycataloguedetails.asp?CATLN 7&CATID 3866257&FullDetails ... more details
of the Test captaincy of the WestIndies cricket team . tocright 1920s January 1928 Harold Austin H.B.G.Austin , President of the new WestIndies Cricket Board WestIndies Cricket Board of Control ... appointed captain instead for inaugural WestIndies tour of England. Leadership was a white function ... team manager, as he had done in 1906 and 1923. 1930s February 1930 WestIndies Cricket Board The West ... after managing the 1929 30 MCC touring party, met the WestIndies Board and recommended Jackie ... tour , even though Grant had no experience of captaincy and had never played in WestIndies before ... of these sixteen had already played for the WestIndies, while I had not. Yet I was the captain. It could ..., wrote Michael Manley ref Michael Manley 1988 A History of WestIndies Cricket Andre Deutsch ref ... in the hands of the WestIndies Cricket Board rather than the colony where the Test match was played ... cricket team in WestIndies in 1934 35 visit by MCC in 1934 35 . When injury forced Grant ... ref Michael Manley 1988 A History of WestIndies Cricket Andre Deutsch ref February 1939 When Jack ... WestIndies. But then Gerry Gomez and John Goddard were given the captaincy in the remainder of the series ... after some hesitation confirmed that he would also be available to lead WestIndies in West Indian ... the series against Australia, WestIndies lost 4 1, as the senior players declined to offer him ..., led WestIndies in three of the five Tests against Australia. About 2,000 people protested, at the Kingston ... of a History of cricket in New Zealand from 1945 46 to 1970 WestIndies 1955 56 WestIndies team ... with some reluctance Manley . As the last white man to captain WestIndies was leading the Test side against English cricket team in WestIndies in 1959 60 England , it was announced that Frank Worrell ... not let this question rest, thundered C L R James in The Nation , This fooling with WestIndies captaincy ... usa.cricinfo.com westindies content player 52070.html ref Sobers led WestIndies in 39 Test matches ... more details
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