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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 337, November, 1843

Note 25 — THE GAME UP WITH REPEAL AGITATION.

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Footnote 25: (return) Ulloa (Book iii. chap. 11) remarks, that although the greater part of the houses in Panama were formerly built of wood, fires very rarely occurred; the nature of the timber being such, that if lighted embers are laid upon the floor, or wall made of it, the only consequence is, that it makes a hole without producing a flame.

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