205 x 140 mm. A group photograph, probably taken on the steps of Government House, of the major officials who participated in the procession and proclamation (from the Roseau Court House) of the accession of Edward VII. The event is recorded in some detail in a cutting from the Dominica Guardian of February 6 1901, pasted into volume 2 of Bell's press cuttings. The report lists the officials present but the only figures individually identified in this print are:

Bell, standing at the centre of the group.
(Later Sir) Henry Alfred Alford Nicholls (1851-1926) wearing the C.M.G. and standing to Bell's left. Nicholls came to Dominica as Superintendent of the Yaws Hospital in 1877 and was later a member of the Executive and Legislative Councils; in 1922 he became a member of the Executive Council of the Leeward Islands.
Jarvis, Thomas Leslie Hardtman, third row, extreme left. At this period, clerk and Private Secretary to the Administrator, Jarvis was later Commissioner of the Virgin Islands.
Lelievre, Very Revd. J., in cassock at left of group.
Pinard, Joseph A., holding mace at left of group. As well as being Sergeant-at-Arms, Pinard was Clerk to the Legislature (appointed 1881), interpreter to the Judicial Establishment (app. 1891) and Clerk to the Public Works Department (app. 1891). Photograph by Victor Sully.