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... bread and raisins, with a dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the negroes of the Caribbean Islands. Our colonel told us that he had practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, be said, it had been ...
... to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sea in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain Never* ? Colonel Kelly looked ...
... captain saying to Prince Rupert, ' There is only one man living who could serve the Barbary Corsairs as we have served the Caribbean pirates, and his name is Pat Kelly. The very man!' said the Prince. ' When the schooner comes to the surface again we shall ...
... set his heart on nothing save the getting together of a fleet of which he would be admiral, to command the whole of the Caribbean, and so to make a levy upon all ships bound for the Spanish Main, from the Brazils to Panama; and he thought that a fast ...
... whom it was stolen. I do not doubt, mind yitu, said the Prince, that there would be a sufficiency of claimants in the Caribbean for all the booty that has been taken by pirates since the days of flake—ay, and ten times more, and for every claimant a ...
... enemies that the merchant', had, and the Bay Colonies in the North were combining with the Barbados in a movement to clear the Caribbean of these pests. Therefore when it was known that we had got the better of one of the fiercest of these waters, it can be ...
... : I have learnt within an hour mom than all the geography books could teach me of the manners of the plantations in the Caribbean Sea, she replied with a smile, and a very happy bending forward of her head. Both were lost upon the Prince. His mind was ...
... that thought trouble you. Take my word for it. sir, you will have time enough on your hands to make a voyage out to the Caribbean for the purpose of running Colonel Stapleton through the vitals, when we have driven Cromwell out of Ireland and joined on ...
... principal girl. alone costs £l5O. It contains 50yds. of material. The designer spent several weeks in the West Indies and the Caribbean. gaining inspiration for the 120 different costume designs. He also spent many hours in the National History Museum in London ...
... Nelson. chairman the English Electric Group, has returned from a 20.0(X) miles tour of Central and South America and the Caribbean area with an encouraging report of prospects there for British industrial products. Object of his mission. which was backed ...
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... “NO LOVE FOR JUDY” *’*i “i Saturday Matinee—Episode 7 : ‘PIDGE IN TROUBLE' Xg:g MON. & TUES. JOHN PAYNE—ARLENE DAHL | A CARIBBEAN GOLD — Times of Showing—6.B. 855 Valerie French—27th DAY—7.43 Joa WED. & THURS. N GARY COOPER—DIANE VARSI ‘g 10 NORTH ...