... contribution being, as usual, well illustrated. W. Shields commences what promises to be a very interesting romance of the Caribbean Sea and the Mexican Gulf under the title of •' The Cruise of the Atlanta (which will be continued in serial form), and ...

... reminded of a married edition of “ Robinson Crusoe” (Sir Edward Seaward’s “ Shipwreck and subsequent Discoveries in the Caribbean Sea”), and the popular piece produced at the Princess’s THEATRE, entitled “ The Streets of London ;” while one incident of ...

... of the airiest description. These cabins possess a fascination all their own. The spirit of theme strange islands of the Caribbean Sea seems to be embodied in tha dusky molds who live their lives in the shade of the palms. Ouch a narrow life and hard struggle ...

... Sedan. A Tale of the John Ilargroavogo Gold. A Tide , in so.prussia War. Illustrated by 111 :%NI KT of Adventure in tb.• Caribbean. Illuatrab.4 by Woos. Largs• crown svo, cloth extra, CHARLI% U. Grown Rro, cloth extra, or edges. en. olivine edges, sa. ...

... In time these British possessions would be subjected to the same &cal and political pressure as their neighbours and the Caribbean would become an American lake. As for fri:etloto of trade in the Panama Canal, we had no guarantee that it w odd ever be ...

... northern of these two streams flows on in a north-westerly direction, along the northern coast of South America, through the Caribbean Sea, among the West India islands, until it reaches the Gulf of Mexico. In this gulf, being almost entirely surrounded by ...

... breadth of five miles from east to west. It is composed of a small cluster of volcanic mountain tops, rising out of the Caribbean Sea, to the height of 3000 feet, the summits being often concealed by floating clouds. Their steep sides are covered with ...

... commission one of the R.M.S.P. yachting steamers, specially to enable the delegates to visit the various islands in the Caribbean at their leisure. Travellers in Spain will do well to use the kilometre tickets. They allow a big reduction on ordinary railway ...

... suffering, was also a passenger on board the Proserpine. We soon find the charming couple living together on one of the Caribbean Islands; an uninhabited spot they had by strange good luck reached, and where they now resided as a Mr and Mrs Robinson Crusoe ...

... ), by Mr Stephen Bonsal, who refers to his work as a collection of the records and impressons of many visits to all the Caribbean countries during the st twenty years, The volume treats largely of political and cmmercal matters, and contains much statistical ...

... in the society of Riff pirates, Matabele warriors, Patagonian horsemen, hairy Ainus, Australian aborigines, and, I think, Caribbean cannibals. Perhaps there were others ; but a conversation in five languages is difficult to remember, even if you do not ...

... palms, distant, hills, green with patches of sugar cane and banana, and rocky hills sloping to the deep blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, whose changing colours seem to vary with every hour from dark blue to palest green, where the lagoon shallows to patches ...