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... RIR RCN TIM TRENCH The Admiral's squadron, consisting of two third and eight fourth rates, suited to the navigation of the Caribbean Bea, arrived at Barbadem on the 3rd November, 1701. The French Admiral, Count De Came, a brave and skilful officer, was then ...
... feeling has been caused in Berlin by remarks made by Admiral Dewey to the effect that the American naval manoeuvres in Caribbean waters were an object lemon to the German Emperor. The Admiral , is also reported to have expreued his belief that the efficiency ...
... inst. in latitude 45 52 N., longitude 26 16 W. She was bound for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders from Rio Hache, in the Caribbean Sea. She lost her rudder on the 27th of March. She was a wooden brig, of 274 tone, built at Sunderland in 1865 by Messrs ...
... earthquake shock was felt at Carupano, on the coast of Venezuela, last Saturday night. A noise heard all along the shore of the Caribbean Sea accompanied the disturbance. AIR YOUR OROCIER FOR UPS'S COOOA Prepared from the finest selected :lowa with the natural ...
... bravery, and attempted nothing of consequence ; and he consequently had his hands free to deal with the pirates in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, especially Captain Kidd, who, however, eluded his search. On returning to England he became one ...
... e brought by the last West India mail of threatened hostiitiee between Holland and Venesoelis. The squadron sent to the Caribbean Sea has no other mission than that of practising navaluommovres and of proteoting the Datoh possessions should it ever be ...
... United States National Academy, Profeeaor Agana: presented an interwiting report on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Sea during the past year. He had, he said, verified a theory held by him fer some time regardins the necessity and utility ...
... further south, the Bahamas almost touch the Florida coast, then comes Jamaica, with a strong military force. commanding the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, and lastly British Honduras, in Central America. With these porta as • base, a few British c ...