... POETRY HYMNS T Al (.1 No. Agfs, ages have departed, Since the first dark bore Trie’s children, broken-hearted, To the Caribbean shore : She, like Rachel, Weeping, tor they were more. Millions, millions have been slaughter’d Li the fight and the deep Millions ...

... the Carib Indians, the sociable, unsuspecting, capable multitudes who inhabited tbe islands of the Gulphof Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, who crowded in thousands to the shores, when Columbus pierced the mist of ages, and stumbled upon a new world? Where ...

... constitutional influence : fur, whilst it leaves the semblance of a will to tbe two estates of the several mighty rocks of the Caribbean Sea, only whn their freedom' legislation is discreetly moulded upon the previously ascertained will of the Colonial Office ...

... Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes-nround Cape Horn — while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, »nd Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our . wn coast from one extremity to the ...

... eren Japan or Madagascar. It appears be one of the most lorely of all those regions of lureliness which are washed by the Caribbean Sea. The population, according to the census of 1830, amounted to 323,858; of which 127,287 were free people of colour ; ...

... Mexicans and their conquerors. the othei hand, find that many of the natives who inhabit some of the Malacca Islands (the Caribbean Indians, for example) are notorious for their brutal courage, and their skulls form a striking contrast to those of the Lascars ...