... The pension was commuted in 1883. The Earl of Kinnoul, under a graut from Charles L, had acquired claims in and over the Caribbean Islands. He was good enough, in 1673, to surrender his claims in that quarter of the globe in return for a pension of EI ...

... being suited to your physical condition. The particular place I have in view is to be a great high. way from the Atlantic or Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean ; and this place has all the advantages for a colony. On both sides are commodious harbours, among ...

... the island had been discovered by the Americans ten years ago, for it had long been part of the British possessions in the Caribbean Stu. It bad been settled by a party of Americans working a mine there, and the captain of the Phaeton was unwilling. whilst ...

... first breath in his nostrils —he had managed his light felucca before he was twelve years old, had sailed every inch of the Caribbean Sea, and northward to the farthermost of the Bahamas before he was fifteen. He had lived more on the water than on the land ...