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... the New Moon, she joins the emigrants who, in the same ship, will seek fresh woods and pastures new in a new colony in the Caribbean Sea. When we reach that island and witness the happenings under the leadership of the ex-bondman, things become, perhaps ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. St. Johnston, who is Administrator of St. Kitts in the West Indies, knows and loves the peoples of the Caribbean; and the thirteen short stories in A West Indian Pepper-Pot (Philip Allan, 10s. 6d.) are filled with strong sunshine and ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. St. Johnston, who is Administrator of St. Kitts in the West Indies, knows and loves the peoples of the Caribbean; and the thirteen short stories in A West Indian Pepper-Pot (Philip Allan, 10s. 6d.) are filled with strong sunshine and ...
... route to a Paris guillotine, has been released for the great sea fight and has then founded a colony on an island of the Caribbean, a colony com plete with men, women and children, and especially with a leader. He has been, accom panied throughout by Marianne ...
... they are the last representatives of an almost extinct in dustry, and their schooner is the last of its kind to sail the Caribbean Sea in the nine teenth century. The manner in which they capture the Clorinda may be taken as typical of Mr. Hughes's fantastic ...
... leave in the com pany of the children for England. The vessel is captured by the last or almost the last pirates sailing the Caribbean Sea. After remaining with the pirates for some weeks, the children are trans ferred to another boat, and resume their inter ...
... through the ocean Lupe Velez, the beautiful Mexican star, and John Holland are the stars of Hell Harbour a romance of the Caribbean pearl traders. The settings of this film, now at the Regal, are most picturesque FILM NOTES continued from page 226) fallen ...
... ), by Hazel Ballance Eadie. Now, myself and other ignoramuses can learn in the most alluring manner that they are in the Caribbean Sea, and, for these times, are astonishinsly difficult of access. We are apt to think that all the habitable and most of ...
... Harbour- master. master, is supposed to be told by a Mr. Spenlove, chief engineer of a ship lying in a har bour of the Caribbean Sea. The harbourmaster and his wife, Captain and Mrs. Fraley, had been buried that day. Her stormy courageous spirit was ...
... scarcely seemed to warrant her virtuous indignation. Smuggled out of the town by her naval sweetheart, she is landed on a Caribbean island where a bunch of wanted men lies doggo. The rest of the picture depicts the lonely girl, sullen, bored to the extent ...
... Trinidad, by Mr. Alfred H. Mendes, who is a new author with a natural and a vivid sense of expression. He writes of this Caribbean island he knows so well, and of the extraordinary hotch-potch of races who inhabit it English, American, Chinese, Indian ...
... Hung for a Song is the story of a pair of scoundrels one a pro fessional, and the other an amateur who flourished in the Caribbean Sea in about 1715. Major Stede Bonnet was a fat, elderly man who got very bored with his life as a rich landowner in Bar ...