... may on© day rise again. Scientific research certainly makes it probable that a large territory lies buried beneath tiie Caribbean Sea, and the traditioß almost widespread that of the Deluge. One wonders if those who their pleasant errand to receive dividends ...

... race may one day rise again. Scientific research certainly makes it probable that large territory lies buried beneath the Caribbean Boa. and the tradition is almost as widespread that the Deluge. One wonder* if those who on their errand to receive dividends ...

... race may one dav rise again. Scientific research certainly makes it probable that a large territory lies buried beneath the Caribbean Sea, and the tradition is almost as widespread as that of the Deluge. One wonders if those who go on their pleasant errand ...

... of slaves and eciontists alike. The lecturer reminded his audience that it was the seamanship trarnt on the waters of the Caribbean which helped to beat the Spanish Armada. and that there. in later days. Rodney won that momentous sea fight which secured ...

... race may one day rise again. Scientific research certainly makes it probable that a large territory lies buried beneath the Caribbean Sea, and the tradition is almost as widespread as that of the Deluge. One wonders if those who go on their pleasant errand ...

... enjoyed the use of the wirelen system his storm-beaten ships in 1806 would never have been seen in the green waters of the Caribbean. Supposing two inconceivable propositions came to pan, first, that an expeditionary force of seventy thousand fighting mon ...

... thoroughly the dlfff re t J and elsewhere, the excavation between suiation arxwlabl© for mD i the lock» and deep water the Caribbean, machinery. To aocoroplish thje. breakwater for the shelter of shipping j in wore and protection of the channel in Bay. company ...

... evidence or tradition concerning the following hoards: Tobermory galleon Hornby Castle Pirate Latrolse's treasure, in the Caribbean Sea £250,000 Gold. silver. and jewels soak in Lake Guatavita, Columbia £100,000,000 Black Prince. off Sebastopol £600,000 ...

... addition to the provision of oil fuel plant and of additional docking and coaling facilities. Some of the e,lonies in the Caribbean Sea expect to benefit materially and permanently through the canal, especially Jamaica, which is to be provided with a dock ...

... Inquest. Shortly before noon on Tuesday the dead body of a navyman was landed at Bangor from the imputed merchant cruiser Caribbean, and placed in the watch-house of the Coastguard Station. At the inquest on the body, held subsequently in the Royal Hood ...

... aoftnem one sees the to arm of torean.giot ides stretching flew he the rips and loft among the hill, • show the restless Caribbean lies widen be Min Then the mounttins w ill ghee is Ewes Was s sleep elopes of gra*s or brush. seen dad =it. above him as ...

... become a mother. With the characteristic &suety of a religious fanatic he takes her away to a lightuouse in the wilds of the Caribbean Sea and ultimately drives her to suicide. fie is left with the child Eve, whom Lie brings up in absolute ignorance. She arrives ...