" I close this notice of a great soldier and devoted loyalist, by transcribing the beautiful epitaph composed by Dr. Pitcairn: "Ultime Scotorum! potuit, quo sospite solo, Libertas patriæ salva fuisse tuæ: Te moriente, novos accepit Scotia cives, Accepitque novos, te moriente, deos.

Pitcairn's Islands.

Pitcairn's Island stands alone near the eastern extremity of Polynesia.

Pitcairn's Isle is a little spot not more than seven miles in circumference, with an abrupt rocky coast.

"In a Bermuda paper of August, 1848, there is an interesting letter from a school-master named Nobbs, which is so replete with information, that I will read it all to you, as it is not so remarkable for its length as its interest: "More than twenty years ago, I left England for the express purpose of visiting Pitcairn's Island, and to remain there if I could render my talents available to the inhabitants.

The proprietor of a small vessel of but eighteen tons' burthen, hearing me express my anxiety to obtain a passage to Pitcairn's Island, remarked, it was a spot he had long desired to visit, and if I would assist him in fitting out his vessel, he would go with me.

I accepted his proposal advanced him what money I could command, and embarked from Callao de Lima, with no other person than the owner of the little cutter; and in six weeks arrived here (Pitcairn's Island) in safety.

In the latitude of Pitcairn, the island so famous because to it fled the mutineers of the Bounty, they all but perished.

He married one of those girl whose father before ran away with that English ship and Tahiti girls to Pitcairn Island, and get los' there till all chil'ren grow up big.

So situated, he patiently and prudently bent to the storm which he could not resist; and though he might privately circulate a few light pieces in favour of the exiled family, as the "Lady's Song," and the translation of Pitcairn's beautiful Epitaph on the Viscount of Dundee, it seems certain that he made no formal attack on the government either in verse or prose.

Pitcairn's Island.

Pitcairn's Island.

R71873, 21Dec50, Algernon Blackwood (A) EYLES, Margaret Leonora (Pitcairn) SEE Hidden lives.

MURRAY, MARGARET LEONORA PITCAIRN EYLES.

Pitcairn's Island.

Pitcairn's Island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's Island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's Island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's Island.

Laura Nordhoff (W), Marguerite Nordhoff Chadwick (C of C. Nordhoff), Sarah M. Hall (W), Nancy Hall Rutgers & Conrad Hall (C of J. N. Hall); 10Oct61; R283295. <pb id='322.png' n='1961h2/A/1889' /> Pitcairn's Island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's Island, by Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall.

Pitcairn's Island.

Pitcairn's Island.

The heritage of the Bounty; the story of Pitcairn through six generations.