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... Whereas, the improvement ol7siigy• cetnmereial intercourse wit'h the States.of Central America and the Islands of the Gulf and Caribbean .sea is a subject of the deepest interest to this city, and Whereas, it has come' to the knowledge of this Chamber that His ...
... troops.peusier, retsres.,e 'gal d b e .. Espan f a la coro- debe see incapaz i - de ser . aseltad_a._ .. Diri e jien- of the Caribbean. All Costa Rica might have lon, June 6.-It is stated that Curran, been absorbed as well as the entire Chiriqui' !melon, diciendo ...
... which the book is written, adds to its dulness. In one passage we are told how the adventurous eons of 'Albion roamed the Caribbean ; in another, how we threw the ngis of our protection over him [the King. of the Mosquito Shore] and hisrealm. The natives; ...
... this time from the central city of noudiiraa : for Santa Crux, in a straight line, is situated about midway between the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean. The arms about which much was said in the Now York . and New Orleans newspapers, and which were consigned ...
... and complitzted group of reef, by themselves away on the western verge of the Atlantic. Jamaica. lying in the bosom of the Caribbean Sea, sheltered north and east by Cuba and Hayti, may be taken in its history as a typical est India. island. Although co ...
... and resources of the group of .islands—comprising, altogether, some 100,000 square miles—which the Crowil possesses in the Caribbean Sea. Sir Rawson W. Rawson, during the first part of the proceedings, occupied the chair, and explained how, when in the Bahamas ...
... the area of this trade has steadily increased until it now embraces the whole Honduranelin and Central American gulf and Caribbean seaboard, including many ports which are in open communication with Colon and other infected or suspected ports. Inasmuch ...
... LIVINGBToN. Livingston the Guatemalean port on the Caribbean Sea, is a town of about 1000 or 1200 inhabitants, of whom perhaps seventy five are white, built upon a bluff rising about seventy feet from the aaa. just at the mouth of the R:o Dulce. The native ...
... surmised, that the scene of the exile of Defoe's hero, was neither Juno Fernandez, nor anywhere in the Biel& bat iu the Caribbean Sea. We have nothing before us to confirm the opinion that k)efue conceived the idea of the plan, of his book from the experience ...
... From the World. John B. Peck, the ex-journalist and ex Treasury agent, whose cruise in the illfated yacht Maria to the Caribbean Sea in search of treasure buried by pirates half a century ago has been told at length in these columns was in this city ...
... worst spelling in the World and (hies &lie foreigners mad, and this m a y V , dapiik n eiinnee to super. 8.-de the English - Caribbean Confederation. (continued.) always writes with an oLject. V. i. is - die purport of this nook of It is not an account of ...
... Although the Emperor Frederick's reign has lasted only three months, it will occupy a great and glorious place in history. Caribbean Confederation. • (Coptitwed.) CHAPTER 11. Takla are some races of men admittedly superior to others, but there are no rules ...