... been of no great importance in history or geography. They lie, as a matter of fact, far away in the \Vestern end of the Caribbean Sea, miles out of the track pursued by the ordinary visitor to the \Vest Indie . Before Dr. Lowe went he himself kne· Yery ...

... purchased at a cost of ss. 4cl. a gallon for corporation banquets. The sugars and other produce of ·ealthy islands of the Caribbean Sea were exchanged in part for English goods and in part for African negroes. Nothing was held more righteous and honourable ...

... ancient city and fortress of Cartagena-and for America it is old indeed-squats on a sandy point jutting far out into the blue Caribbean. with a beach curving inland on either hand. A sea-wall beside which that of Panama seems a plaything, of massive weathe ...

... gallantly faced and skilfull y overcome -Times Literary 51tpplemettt. :\[r. :\litchell Hedges·s two years' fishing in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean provides one of the most sensational records ever penned by a sportsman -Daily Chronicle. Trul ...

... in that part of the Pacific Coast which stretches from the G ulf of L ower California to the Colombian border, also the Caribbean, including the vicinities of Jamaica , Colombia and Panama. The fish actually caught by M r. H edges, most of them on a very ...

... in that part of the Pacific Coast which stretches from the G ulf of L ower California to the Colombian border, also the Caribbean, including the vicinities of Jamaica , Colombia and Panama. The fish actually caught by M r. H edges, most of them on a very ...

... to his estates, spending the remainder of his life in his Caribbean L ibrary and in devising the curriculum of Codrington College in Barbados, which is still a flourishing establishment. His West Indian estates, or an income from them, he left to the ...

... on, attracting the \VOrst characters Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, from every p:;.rt of the world. The Pacific coast knew them next-- Peru, Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, the lady observes, compares ...

... on, attracting the \VOrst characters Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, from every p:;.rt of the world. The Pacific coast knew them next-- Peru, Lima-back to the Caribbean Sea and Jamaica. And, throughout, the lady observes, compares ...

... across the sea gorges dense with forest ••• native diving boys in narrow sciffs ••• sunny skies and deep blue waters of the Caribbean • •. forget winter and sail away on the splendid cruise ••• from Southampton, January J 9, by the famous 20,000-too cruising ...

... Clifford to the ruffia nl y outlaws of the eighteenth century-are all associated in one way or another with the islands of the Caribbean , and even the no less picturesque Algerine corsairs and the 1 · enegadoes who consorted with them find no place in his chronicle ...

... followed the coast line of Peru, Ecuador and Columbia and, crossing lorth Venezuela, reached Caracas, on the shore of the Caribbean Sea. Of all these countries Mr. Grubb has much of great interest to relate, and his descriptions of wonderful scenery and ...