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Studit! lUeHcC'ual, Inc inalel prisoners
were condemned TO draw from the sea


iiteen hundred stones of coral each, which
ihey were required TO transport to great
distance. During this labor, they were
attended by their guards and no one was
allowed to speak to them. At night they
were sent to the fort, where their irons
awaited them. The women were separa-
ted from their husbands, aud each Of them
was required TO make fifteen mats Of ten
square feet, de dix pieds cares. Of the
leaves Of the hara. Those leaves, long.
sharp, and armed with thorns, made the
hands OF the prisoners bleed. The GOOD
Alodla died in prison. in consequence Of
the i'll treatment she endured # The 9th
crs were llbcTatcd, when they Lad accom-
plishcd their tasks.


When. in 1881. the old queen Kaa-
hnmana (a) took possession Of the govern
mcut, tie Mcthodlsls, having become
more powerful, rc-kindIcd the persecution
with new violence Andromica, Basil
and his wife Agatha. IIais, widow
named Monica, and her son who was
bind and whom, for TIA, reason. the
missionaries + had named Didymous. wcrc
cast INTO prison. 10 these were added
! lhrce caiechumcns, woman named He
lima, with her husband, and another NO
nan named tLIic, Who about The end Of
thc last year, had been haplscd by the
name OF Esther iiclimu bad lille daugh.
ter six years old, who had received in
haptIsn the name of Margaret, who ac-
comranlcd her parents in lhcir captivity.
We have already spoken Of Uhcte. For
mcfly rcckoned among the chiefs Of
the island, she enjoyed "A certain credit.
OF which she often took advantage, to pnt
christians on their guard against tie
searches which were made for them. She
was denounced, and made a partner in
their irons. They all remained several
months in prison; they endured hunger
and thirst, and had to support The tedious
chiefs and The knmus, or school masters.
who accused Them of idoIoiry and uroad
them to follow Hingham's God. The dis
c'lies OF 'ne Me,'oo's's were ~ reality
50 III ,"s''"c'co' '''"' .''ey mace disl'hc-
''oh between 'Ie Hoo o' .he Caihoiic
P'rs'" anu ','0 Wv" " '"c Lh9hHn. AS