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Tr rlnsl 1 cd f. on the French
CONTINUANCE OF IE lSECUrONs AT TIE
SANDWICH Isl ANDS.


C"nin ed f ON page 30.


Two aged christians Kilra and Lahi-
|ra were also put in irons, for having re-
fused to embrace Binghnm's religion and
attend the worship of the Meihodis's.
After attempting in vain to shake their
faith, Kinau and Kuanaoa her husband,
|sentcnced them to IA new kind Of punish
men,, equally painful and ignomini'us.
|Taey were compelled to gather up IN
| their hands the excrements of the guards
land prisoners in the fort. and carry these
|ordures to the sea. While engaged in
| this repulsivc labor, they had to endure


the insults Of the populace. The greater
part of the natives would have preferred
death; vet they obeyed without COM
planning, saying that their soul was with
God, and that, as to their bodies, they
willingly made the sacrifice, for the sake
Of remaining faithful to the Lord, The
opinions Of the natives were divided on
this subject. Some called them idolatcrs,
and said 'ha, they well deserved the pun


khment inflicted on them. Others took


different view of things, and were edi-


fed by the frmness of these poor women


Several were so affected, that they re-


qnes,ed to be taught the Catholic doc


rinc, Notwithstanding the danger to which


they exposed themselves from the Pro'es-


'ant ministers-for they are always the IN


Nigators Of the evil that is done uAto us.


Behold a new proof Of it. On the 9Th OF


August. the two consuls, English and