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... domain. THE YUCATAN OF TO-DAY. Br ALICE D. LE PLONDEON. ArUCATAN is the peninsula that divides the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea, and is part of the Mexican confederation. To the outer world it is but little known, though arehasologista are acquainted ...
... Major Laurence Archer stirs and satis- king | concerning the Caymanas—s group under the British that : of islands in the Caribbean Sea, so completely | Crown, peopled by our own race, but are little more than geo- | (PP neglected that Mr N. R. Lawson writes ...
... island of Curszao, or Curacao, as it is sometimes spelt. This small island was the only land we should see on our across the Caribbean Sea to Kingston and, wewatched its mountains gradually rising above the water, and its features becoming more distinot, we ...
... away merrily across the tumbling sea to Jamaica, leaving behind with some regret the quaint little Dutch settlement in the Caribbean Sea. ...
... Mellish- root —To L. a be sawed epos Myrtle Mellish Baal, eratelniag Disks Drawling Room, six Bedrooms, litchett, Scullery,Caribbean, to. —Apply, Goodwin. 96, laelistaastreet. NLIORIBptem aml SON Tlmbir ke., Wolver emir Nara. by Patent la ut, soripHon et ...
... Barmby. As the prospect of 'relining Etzler's Paradise on th.-i fertile plain between the Orinoco and the shores of the Caribbean Sea grew remote, it was proposed to form an associative nucleus near London, so as to gather the members together and habituate ...
... in fish, and, although the cod and the ling, so far as I know, cannot be included amongst the varieties that inhabit the Caribbean sea, still there are many very valuable species that, if caught and cured, would tend to diminish the sum of £114,021 (average) ...
... however. Dr. I.:KEENE/JCR, one of VON STEINEN'S Brazilian Expedition, writes home to say that they have discovered two great Caribbean races in the centre of South America ; and also the discovery of the tribes called Kanaystra and Amite, who still speak the ...
... Amick paints out that pith of the ;lexicon fault and of the lovely islands which fringe and the Isigkt blue waters of the Caribbean des. owe m or or st LAppearing with an after of compare/eve N tee ace o f r eap s • fewer are mime' the things beyond It ...
... Walker. She was schooner-rigged. FRIDAY, CUllerOUSta. 11,092.—BUCCANEERS OF THE SPANISH MAIN. The term buccaneer, from the Caribbean word toucan, Was first given to the French settlers in Hayti, whose business it was to hunt animals for their skins. The ...
... latitudes suffer- sador being sent by each power to all, t h eir head quarters being this from the heat. Later on, in the Caribbean sea, we had the same city. Life in that city is said to be plfy cool and no weather—calm sea, bright sun and cool breeze ...
... written by local antiquarim, making of the light whirl. the investigations of the last twenty.: n years have thrown upon Caribbean history and bring.. doom the information in the book to the present tuna.-011EXIT HERALD. War kegs. LIVERPOOL GRAIN 111ARILLT ...