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... world, has lately happened on the shores of one of those great continental islands which separate the Atlantic from the Caribbean Sea; occurring, moreover, so suddenly and unexpectedly, that we venture to say there were few diplomatists who were not startled ...
... was discovered years ago by American. Tho island was well known, and long formed part of tho British possessions on the Caribbean Sea. It was surveyed in 1810 l.y Captain Hayes, British officer, and in 1850 by British officer. In 1856 deposit of phosphate ...
... officer going to eall him the next day the unfortunate man was found dead. The Steady, we Isam, is ordered for a cruise in the Caribbean Sea. Commander Harvey and Lieutenant Cameron have been appointed to another ship.’’ Commander Henry L. Round, recently appointed ...
... part of Nicaragua, between the lake and the Caribbean Sea. Hia object was to ascertain, on behalf certain American capitalists, whether it was possible to construct a railway between the Pacific and the Caribbean Sea, on the route suggested by Captain Pim ...
... —Simoga (Hindoatan).-The strongly-fortifled tow captured from the Mysorean garrison tlic troops under Major Little. . 1708.— Caribbean Sea* (West Indies).—The »l«op J-eoW. Lieut. Mackay, whilst employed tendei. was attacked and captured two Spanish privateers ...
... surrendered Henry V. „ ~ 1758.—Channel.—>Southampton, Capt. O, Gilchrist, captured Bayonne, 20, and Caumartin, 16. „ „ 1794.—Caribbean Soa.—Jacobin, 24, captured by squadron of Capt. Truscolt. „ „ 1805.—Table Bay.—Boats carried Prudcnto, 12. „ „ 1809.—Off ...
... Grand Bale. ' r Dec. 3. 1781—North Sea.—Artois, 40, Capt. J. Macßride cantnm.i Mars and Hercules, Dutch 20’s. P „ „ 1793.—Caribbean Sea —Antelope, 6, Capt. C. Curtis, who was killed, captured Atalante. 8. ' „ „ 1799.—0ff Dorer.—Racoon, 18, Capt. R. Lloyd ...
... —Lulloo.—Euzofzie tribes defeated by Sir W. Turner. Dec. 16, 1706.—At Sea.—Cleopatra. 32. captured Hirondelle, 16. ~ 1806.—Caribbean Sea.—Kingfisher, 10, Capt. A, Cochrane, captured Elizabeth, 14. 1817.—Magpoor.—Arabs under Appoo Sahib defeated by Major-Gen ...
... Futtebgbur defeated by Col. Seaton. „ 1858.—Wujidiah Fort evacuated b Beni Madboo. and occupied Lord Clyde. Dec. 28,1793.—Caribbean Sea.—Blanche, 32, Capt. 11. Parker, captured Sans Calotte, SCO.—Los Pongas —Favourite, 20, Capt. Davie, captured Gen. Blanchard ...
... Princeton, U.S A., beaten oil. •Tbo Goargo, Lieut. Mackay, ipturod by two Spanish privateers, after a gallant resistance, in the Caribbean Sea. The boats of the Melpomene. 38 guns, Capt. Sir Chas. Hamilton, captured the 18-gun brig Senegal, with „ 1801 severe ...
... very natural that a historian who has gloried the deeds of Drake and Hawkins, and the golden prime of our naval power m the Caribbean Sea, should secretly groan when he sees the slow decline of tho West Indian Colonies for which fought so hard, and should ...
... s Dragonno and Dague bave returned to Toulon from Cherbourg. The cruiser Boland left Brest on the Bth, en route for the Caribbean Islands. The cruiser Dumont d’Urville arrived at Rio de Janeiro Oct. 9. The cruiser D’Estaing arrived at Zanzibar Oct. 10 ...