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... repairs. From there, the ship travelled to Tahiti via f asmania, and loaded a cargo of breadfruit trees for planting in the West Indies to feed the slaves. In the Tongan Islands on the return voyage, the mutiny against Captain Bligh, led by Lt. Christian occurred ...
... , mentioned that she and Mrs Palmer, president of the British Housewives’ League, had had a meeting in London with the West Indies delegation who were in this country to contact the Ministry of Food regarding sugar supplies. A resolution which had been ...
... Somme, and in the years that followed he was captain of many of the Royal Mail ships. He was for some time on the Halifax-West Indies run, and* on his retiral commended the Arlanza. Captain Schlanbusch, who was 74 years of age, was married to a daughter ...
... Anzao landing. Other service was spent with the Grand Fleet and minesweepers. After the war he was at stations the East and West Indies, retiring in 1934 with the rank of lieutenant-commander. Just before the outbreak of World War II he was recalled and served ...
... the last remaining talk- drum in Central Africa. Music from places as far apart as and Gibraltar, with a special from the West Indies in |jonour of the Coronation, will also be The last call will be to Buck’ngham Palace and the vast crowd Waiting for the ...
... Australia and South Africa; the pineapples from Australia, South Africa and Malaya; the grapefruit from South Africa and the West Indies, and the oranges from Japan. den, the county clerk said expenditure on repairs of protection works could be recovered in ...
... Hayward and Patricia Medina. Hayward plays the title role of Captain Blood, a reformed freebooter, practising medicine in the West Indies. On the eve of his marriage to the beautiful, aristocratic Dona Isabela, the port of Cartagena is raided by a pirate whose ...
... HISTORY. Jekyll & Jones: Old English household life. Ritchie, R, L. G. France. Wiseman, H. V. A short history of the British West Indies. BIOGRAPHY. Alexis, S. Black liberator; the life of Toussaint Louverture. Bell. L. Men behind the gloves. Greer, H. Designing ...
... Service from public school, and after four years specialising in engineering he joined his first ship for service in the West Indies. Then followed service with the Home Fleet and in the East Indies, where he first came in contact with Admiral Rebbeck, ...
... 5.35, 8.55. Also CRAIG KENNEDY, CRIMINOLOGIST ® 3.50, 7.10. Extra! Extra! Extra! Big Added Attraction THE ROYAL TOUR ® West Indies in Colour. ...
... the slaves he converts them to his crew and embarks on a series of daring raids against Snain’s island outposts in the West Indies, During his conquest of the island of Tortuga, Barbarossa plucks a prize which appeals as much to his romantic eye as gold ...
... contributioninter-lending of books, an* the British National Books , has gifted books to libraries the Gold Coast, Middle West Indies. And how much does all Everything included, the expenditure for the ensuing £3367 of which staff salaries for £1722, books ...