... waterlogged, and was abandoned The crew were landed at Kingstown, Jamaica. Specie saved. The West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean’’ has been caught in cyclone. The deck was swept; the boats, skylights, bridge, and three seamen were washed overboard. The ...

... be held, the iminisi-ation «•! tl;o UnitcJ S i tes firmly resoivea fclroo? military and naval station. the Wc»t indios, Caribbean Soa. and the fmurf lA'iindan Mr McKinleys object m Connro« ’.Vnisonv wiuadron cot only to ten or but to Eurepe •villi America’s ...

... brni-e-, The United States Weather Bureau are making arrangements to plain signal weather stations ul .moor.auL [>oin.s of Caribbean Sea. Observatories have already been storied K>. ston ami Mole St. .Nk..ol»s in the Gulf, expert observers will sent to ...

... correspondent states that the United States Government has secured site for coaling station the shore of the Chinqui Lagoon the Caribbean code of the Costa Rica. Tho ** Exeter Gazette’* says it has autlionty for announcing that Sir Stafford Nortboot© will erek ...

... and of and territories in County Palatine pension commuted 1883 The Earl of Kinnoul from Charles I had acquired and the Caribbean Islands He enough in 1673 to surrender his of globe in return for £1000 also commuted 1883 Hereditary offices no aervioes ...