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... INFURIATED BARBADOS LANDLADY. (FROM ea. MADDEN'S TWELVE MONTHS' RESIDENCE IN TIIE WEST INDIES.) Who that has read of the Caribbean Islands, or visited their shores, has not. heard of Betgy Austin, of Miss Betsy Austin, if you please,-notwithstanding ...
... bed is exactly where the longitude is in other Christian countries; but the natives, he presumes, would say the custom ,Is Caribbean, .because prolongation is not so essential to comfort in a hot climate for European limbs, asiateral extension. He is pa ...
... The FAT LANDLADY of BARBADOS. (FROM DR. )IADDEN'S TWEINEMONIE'S RESIDENCE TR THE WEST . ixDrits.) Who .so , ignorant of •Caribbean hostelry as not to have heard Of Miss Hannah,Lewis—the brown lady? Coleridge . has done much to immortalize the brown ladies ...
... building is immense and the num Two!glided softly and slowly through 'the sparkling ber of women it contains is not , known. - Caribbean it was close along the shore of Grecaiques, completely covered with gildine ci nada, with the shadows of her blue mountains ...
... and. slowly through the sparkling part of the building is i mmense, and ber of women it contains i s not known. 11 1 Tn. Caribbean, it was close.along the shore of Grecaiques, completely covered with gilding, nada, with the shadows of her blue mountains ...
... James Augustus St. John. 2 vols. Bvo. 30s. 5. Sir Edward Scaward's Narrative of his Shipwreck, and of some Islands in the Caribbean Sea. Edited Miss Jane Porter. 2d Edition, 3 vols. 21s. FG S Plates j™ ntino > & ...
... system'for a few generations, andeI have not the least hesitation in asying, that the native Ameticans, ay, or even the Caribbeans, would be disgraced by a comparison with the worlkingelasses in cotton mills in this cofintry. For the degeneration produced ...
... would have been of little consequence had not imported with them the bile and the belly-ache, the HiadeeUue* liver and Caribbean spleen, the phlegm the north the the south. Tbi» b««bM« Mtrtb«t*a to (tor, to topitrfc, to •pl-' i'. »4mm, to o«nre*, to ...
... docks, 1 can assure the meeting I do not entertain doubt. I believe that not oulv shall have a tirade with America, with the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, but that it will extended around the Cape uf Good Hope to British India and Australia, where ...
... ioika, lean That thia branch of trad, win doubt. I believe assure the meeting I not ®“ ,h America, with die that nut lf Caribbean Sea and the India eatended «n»indthe Caye information and Auatralia, wherel l».e on thia important aubicci. place mot* cannot ...
... our Joels, 1 can assure the meeting 1 do not entertain a dcmjjt. 1 believe that not only shall haven with AiffincVnith the Caribbean Sea and theUftir oH nexteo, but that will be extended around the Cape of Good Hope to British India and Australia, where ...
... »Im k*, 1 can as*u the meeting 1 not entertain doubt. 1 believe (bat not only »hal! u-e have trade with America, with the Caribbean I the («ulf «.f Mexico, but that it will extended around the Cape of (rood Hope Hrili*b India mid Australia, where I have ...