... apprenticeship, and from slavery to absolute freedom, a negro's spirit has been found to rival the unbroken tranquillity of the Caribbean seas. (Cheers.) The noble and learned speaker concluded with this elo- quent appeal- I know that all men now take a part ...

... of Trinidad, or still more of the Maqtitius,:ofr.of any other'of the Crown settlements eitlkeT in the eastern or', the Caribbean sea. He appeared, therefore, as counsel for the colonists themselves, and for their sakes urged the assent..of Ministers ...

... Guiana, of Trinidad, or still more of the Mautriflus,:oftdfany other 'of the Crown settlements either itl the eastern or. the Caribbean sea. He appeared, therefore, as counsel for the colonists themselves, and tbr their sakes urged the assent of Ministers ...

... LastDays 6taPirate. In the Caribbean Sea,hind ntDm far from the estuary of the river San Juan, are situated anumber ofsmall-keys, generally denominated the ' Corn Isands. They are inhabited by a mixed race of Englisb, Spanish, Indian, and negro; and ...

... Last Days of aPirate. ----- s In the Caribbean Sea, and Di far from the estuary of the river San Juan, are situated anunmber of small keys, generally denominated the Corn Islands. They are inhabited by a mixed race of Englisb, Spanish, Indian, and ...

... respects the interests of British subjects, and even the integrity of the Britibh empire, in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, it would be quite out of the province of the British and Fereign Anti- Slavery Society to interfere; but there is a ...

... Islands but to control the coat. merce that passes round Cape Horn ; wehile Trinidad giees her all site desires il tht, Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one poiit. and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force nvear 0Or own coast from one extremity to the ...

... the cork was drawn, and the milk found not only to be very fresh indeed, but most auspiciously new. In the latitude of the Caribbean Islands liquids in general are sufficiently warm, so the captain could not lay much stress upon that. 'As fine milk as ever ...

... eroratie bottomo uptwards, bsol eo mark or tester could be seeso so as to lead to her ideoltit. On the Bth of April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's, Newtontlloano, was lost iii the ice off Cape Bollard; cre's, passeogers, and part of cargo ...

... of the chief countries which form the isthmus of Panama, and to be lord. of its waters, whether in the Pacific or in the Caribbean sea. M. GUIZOT is said to have replied to M. CASTRILLON, thle envoy that he could not refuse, 'msais qu'il fallait aller ...

... geographical position of the countries entitled to claim the benefit of them, we will com- pare the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea to an irregular semicircle. Near the centre of the line joining its extremities is the island of Jamaica, distant about ...

... Isle of France, it com-l matnds the passage to India, and now possesses a long strip of the Chinese gulf and river. In the Caribbean Sea, the finest of the West India Islands, independently of Canada, Newfoundland, New I Holland, and New Zealand, are tributary ...