Governors: The Right Honourable Ralph Lord Lavington​—​William Woodley​—​James Tyson​—​John Julius​—​Hugh Elliot​—​Sir James Leith​—​Henry Rawlins​—​S. Rawlins​—​Major-General Ramsay

[CHAPTER XIII.]

Governors: Sir Benjamin D’Urban​—​Sir Patrick Ross​—​Sir Evan Murray McGregor​—​Mr. Light​—​Sir W. G. MacBean Colebrooke​—​Major McPhail​—​Sir Charles Augustus Fitzroy

[CHAPTER XIV.]

My first voyage to Antigua​—​Visit upon deck​—​The booby’s welcome​—​Nearer approach​—​Harbour of St. John’s​—​The Black Pilot​—​North Sandy Island​—​Wreck of the mail-boat​—​Dangerous navigation​—​Long Island​—​South Sandy Island​—​Panoramic views from the vessel’s deck​—​Light winds​—​Disappointment made pleasing​—​Anchorage for the night

[CHAPTER XV.]

The extent of Antigua​—​Opinion of some planters​—​Want of agricultural labourers​—​Emigration not always profitable to the negroes​—​“Seizar’s” letter upon the subject​—​Return of emigrants​—​Soil of Antigua​—​Geological matters​—​Petrifactions​—​Climate of Antigua​—​“Yellow fever”​—​Beautiful evenings​—​the appearance of the heavens​—​Evening visitants

[CHAPTER XVI.]

Scenery of Antigua​—​Pilgrimage to “Tom Moore’s Spring”​—​The Goddess Mnemosyne​—​Fig-Tree Hill​—​The “Bower of Bliss”​—​“Old Road”​—​The Strand​—​The cross sexton​—​The parochial school​—​Old Road Church​—​Tomb of Col. Williams​—​Moravian settlement​—​Salt ponds​—​Copses​—​“Crab Hill”​—​Sandy Valley​—​The Valley Church​—​The rising moon​—​Arrival in town​—​Night, and night dreams

[CHAPTER XVII.]