Historic interest: Liberty Hill: Arawâk remains: Dry Harbour: Landing of Columbus, 1494: Don Christopher’s Cove: Residence of Columbus, 1503–4: Mendes, rebellion of Porras, appeal to Hispaniola, bravery of Bartolommeo Columbus: Sevilla Nueva, Sloane’s account, Peter Martyr, Ocho Rios, Chireras: Doyley’s defeat of Sasi: Rio Nuevo in St. Mary, Final defeat of Sasi: Runaway Bay: Sevilla Nueva: Cardiff Hall: Edinburgh Castle, Hutchinson: Moneague Tavern: Forts, Mammee Bay, St. Ann’s Bay, Windsor Fort: Priory: Dixon Pen: Geddes: York Castle: Dry Harbour Caves: Walton, Jamaica Free School 267 IX. TRELAWNY Falmouth: Martha Brae: Bryan Castle, Bryan Edwards and his writings: Fort Dundas: Hyde Hall: Kitchen-middens 306 X. ST. JAMES Montego Bay: Close Harbour: Church, rectors: Mrs. Rosa Palmer: Maroons, Block House, Maroon Town, Accompong, War, Walpole, Treaty, Balcarres, Gillespie, Maroons in Nova Scotia: Duckett’s Spring, the Scarletts: Rose Hall: Arawâk Middens and Caves 319 XI. HANOVER Lucea, church: Rusea: Shettlewood 343 XII. WESTMORELAND Savanna-la-Mar, church: Bluefields and Gosse: Cornwall and Monk Lewis: Roaring River, Fort William and Williamsfield and Beckford 346 XIII. ST. ELIZABETH Black River: Munro and Dickenson: Lacovia: Catadupa 369 XIV. MANCHESTER Mandeville: Sir William Scarlett: Bridges 372 XV. CLARENDON Carlisle Bay: Vere Church, rectors, monuments: Church of the White Cross: Morgan’s Valley: Chapelton Church: Halse Hall: Longville: Kellets 373 INDEX 398 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS _With the exception of the full page-plates and the two maps, the illustrations are from sketches by Mrs. Lionel Lee._ PAGE Arawâk Bowl 1 Mealing-stone 2 Arawâk Pestle 3 Sketch Map of Jamaica, _circa_ 1661 7 Branding-iron 15 Sketch Map of Jamaica, _circa_ 1866 41 PORT ROYAL Nelson’s Quarter-deck 68 Kingston Harbour in 1774. _From an engraving in Long's "History of Jamaica"_ _facing_ 70