... of their High Mightinesses, the Members of the As- sem y, to the right about, did not of course pass over with- out a Caribbean breeze. The Jamaica Papers are full of indignant complaint. They declaim in the style of a Hampden, and amplify in the spirit ...

... sixth volume. The pages maintain their wonted interest. The following b extracted from them:— ISABELLA DE LORMA. In the Caribbean Sea is sted the small island Sorreno, called from having been at one time inhabited Spaniard of that Tlis interior, although ...

... courteously permitted to pass; and already grand jubilee delight (similar to what Lord Brougham de|pi . -led having rendered the Caribbean seas absolutely vocal when the negro apprentices were out of their time} ringing the kennels of every county in Kngland, ...