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... war-vessel Kalmar has hems l o d e to •st white at her old dation. Her sistee-shp, thilitallb, wrecked on Roncadose Reef, in the Caribbean Bea. k nows as MI ease been laid up ter a long while as past service, and The °Moen and crew were saved. this g in s by the ...

... by baying the French oat, not with money, bat with equivalent ia laud. It baa been hinted that the island of Dominica, in Caribbean ate, should to France, in exchange for bar fishery rights. There no likelihood now of the Aylesbury Local Board of Health ...

... 'The particular place I have in view is great lsb,,u »“ fb- vr..«ods out the workhouse. Of the highway from the Atlantic Caribbean Sea to ike propnvtors ol the HI Bl:.c..burn l ean only Pirific Ocean, and this particul ,r place has all the l ■«! mid ...

... Mrs. Woodiasa .whole father, eke said, had been lodgekener at illenhaltpark, the seat the .Zer. of Gkagall. he said, :be Caribbean being as Celir to IE4O. The perk le Meal a mile from the ,plans, and the of ars used is am there to ride, and would go In ...

... Windward Islands. The British ship Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...