![]() ![]() “We waited in suspense, hour after hour, not knowing the several branches of the river, nor where we were to spend the night.” C., and the Bloxoms left us in the launch, and rowed in the small boat in tow, and soon disappeared from sight.” ![]() ![]() “It became so calm, that his Lordship, Mr. The rabbits have since increased in numbers.” “One which is smaller than the other is called Rabbit island, from a person, the name of Marine, a Spaniard, residing at Hanarura, having put rabbits on it some years ago. After two hours sailing along the coast, we entered the mouth of the Pearl River, which divides itself into several branches, forming two islands.” Joined Lord Byron’s party, with Mantle carrying my traps. ![]() One of Macrae’s journeys along with Lord Byron and party took him to Pu‘uloa, the Pearl River, where he described the scene and scenery. While in the islands, James Macrae, a botanist, traveling with the Lord, traveled to various locations in the company of native guides, where he took observations and collected biological samples. Liholiho and his wife died in England and in May of 1825, their bodies were returned to Hawai‘i by Lord Byron. In 1824, Liholiho (King Kamehameha II), his wife, Kamāmalu, and a group of retainers and foreign advisors, traveled from Hawai‘i to England. ![]()
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