... Welsh had not a man left to saddle the goat which went into action with them. Old Billy, a very favourite goat, died in the Caribbean Isle (whence he had accompanied the regiment from Canada in 1844), and was buried with military honours. The Queen sent to ...

... SUNDAY MORNING. Having left Jamaica, hoars ago, we are now across the Caribbean having experienced strong trade icind* on the passage, which was most refreshing. Wo have sighted Manzanillo Point, sitnatea on nearly the narrowest part of the American ...

... women whose feet would not carry them across the street without landing them in the gutter. (Hear, hear.) Again, in the Caribbean Islands, they had a custom of tying the head be- tween two boards — back and front — to make them handsome in their estimation ...

... labia when leaving the land, not drop would have been spilt through motion on the whole MONDAY. are now shoot enter the Caribbean sea. The ocean is like sheet of burnished metal, sod gentle breeze is blowing from the In fact we have for days teen steaming ...

... elaborate preparations are already being made In the various centres to give the tourists a fitting weloome. In some of the Caribbean Colgpies cricket has some first-class exponents, and the home players will not have it all their own way by any means. SOCIETY ...

... the. World is compleied with the cu.-rect number, which treats on Mexico and tho West Indies, interesting landspots in the Caribbean Sea. Their hisicrv is very rtirring, as it embraces much of the heroic period of Spanish and English naval adventure and ...

... of high treason. In consequence of these proceedings the blockade of Santa Martha had been abandoned. The report that the Caribbean and the royal mail steampacket Tyne had been threatened with nn armed force to compel them to surrender at Santa Martha the ...

... of high treason. In consequence of these proceedings the blockade of Santa Martha had been abandoned. The report that the Caribbean and the royal mail steampacket Tyne had been threatened with nn armed force to compel them to surrender at Santa Martha the ...

... imagination, vividly realize Pre-cott'a graphic descriptions in his ‘Conqueat >f Pern.’ At mentioned before, the tides in the Caribbean have scarcely perceptive rise and fall. here, in Panama, it has a rise and fall of from 16 to 20 feet, a phenomenon that ...

... The gold mine alluded to, I carefully inspected; it is situated 9 miles up the Belen river, which empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, in latitude 30. Tbe gold bearing veins are composed principally of quartz, argillacrous clay, aud iron pyrites, but ...