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... Ytork for Southampton, passed here at U 4ii p.m. to-day. Liverpool, Teesday.-The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean, bound from I layti to Havre, passed the LizaLd at 2 20 p.m. yesterday. BOABD OY Tn&tDE INQUI.1T-A Board of Trade inquiry ...
... money, soj that the question of I What are we to do with it? soon became a very important one for her[motley crew. The Caribbean Sea, hot as it always is, was also becoming, in i another sense, too hot for them, owing to these dar. I ing practices being ...
... business connections between Canada and the West Indies. All should wish him success who desire to keep our islands in the Caribbean Sea English at heart. Mr. Foster favours a treaty between Canada and Barbados,by which the food stuffs of Canada will be ...
... immediatel to De the north of the island of Porto Rico, w e a 27,366ft. has been mneasured, and another of 23,248ft. In the Caribbean Sea also off the it lwestern extremity of Jamaica, the lead has gone .cascwn 20,240ft to reach the bottom. From d- these ...
... Arthur, Southampton, Pride of Canada, aud City of Lahore. Drove from theit moorings and were in some danger-the Botanist, Caribbean, City of Paris, Lady Palmerston, Vic- toria Bridge, Western Star, Bengallium, Latona, Moorefort, Mirzapore, Morayshire, Tinto ...
... the Assembly should be requested to move in the matter. It is to be hoped that the appearance of American steamers in the Caribbean waters will give a fillip to English emulation. The monopoly hitherto enjoyed understhe protection of incorporated privileges ...
... Mexico. It is clear that France having on colonies on the North American continent, and only two insignilicant islands in the Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this. measure by any 'colonial demand. In- deed, if these conditions are accepted by the Govorn- ...
... two. ses Akb6et one-halfithedistanice ix covered' ~by the waters of Lake Nicar~agua, ah4 the: I eastern extremity into the Caribbean Sea, could, it is thought, be utilised throughout its entire course. This would only leave the comparatively narrow ridge ...
... John Hughes (C) as : al MAIL NEWS. et- Oi Livfsnpoot, OCT. 12.-The West India and Pacific Comoanyas royal mail steanshia Caribbean left the ae Kersey to-day, for rorts In the West Indies and British Honduras . Qotss;NSoWN, OCT. 12.-TheCunard royal mail ...
... Paris, Hanover, Sea Horse, Ann Royden, m Lutona. Si AscAoi, LrIKl.Y To BiE GOT OPr.-Leglide, Medusa, p Ilindoatan. Salsette, Caribbean, Astronomer, Simla, Mones- fort, Winchester, Hampden, King Arthur. M LoST MASrS AND RIoGINo.-W8stern Empire, Aladdin, Pride ...
... somebody has not taken it away recently, there is a large treasure concealedin the islet of Santa Catalina, which lies in the Caribbean Sea, about ninety miles off the Mosquito coast. Sir Henry Morgan, the flower and the pride of the buccaneers, made Santa ...
... Colon and Belize, Central Amnerica.-12 noon. - Per-lingineer.-To Vera Cruz, Tampico, and Progreso, Mexico.-12 noon. The Caribbean, announced to sail for the West Indies to-morrow, has been postponed. Aden. Monday.-P. and 0. steamers Slam and Victoria ...