By the 18th Century each island had kept its own Assembly and made its own laws, but continued to share one Governor and one Attorney-General.
The islands continued to share one Governor and one Attorney-General. By the 18th century, each island had kept its own Assembly and made its own laws.
By the 18th century, each island had kept its own Assembly and made its own laws. The islands continued to share one Governor and one Attorney-General.
By the 18th century, each island had kept its own Assembly and made its own laws. The islands continued to share one Governor and one Attorney-General.