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... Delaire. 3s. 6d. Didums: a Silhouette. By Jean Macpherson. 3s. 6d. (London : John Long.) A Quern of Atlantis. A Romance of the Caribbean Sea. By Frank Aubrey. Illustrated. (London : Hutchinson.) 6s. The Catholic Brief against Sir H. Harcourt and Others. By R ...
... is calculated to raise Spain in the opinion of the nations seems doubtful. At any rate the fighting off Manila and in the Caribbean Sea has had the same result, and secured to the United States the primary object of all sea strategy, the freedom of maritime ...
... extraordinary notion of cutting the island in half by means :4 a line of fortifications, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Caribbean sea, is being carried out with the utmost thoroughness. The defences consist of a continuous line of small blockhouses ...
... surrendered Henry V. „ ~ 1758.—Channel.—>Southampton, Capt. O, Gilchrist, captured Bayonne, 20, and Caumartin, 16. „ „ 1794.—Caribbean Soa.—Jacobin, 24, captured by squadron of Capt. Truscolt. „ „ 1805.—Table Bay.—Boats carried Prudcnto, 12. „ „ 1809.—Off ...
... 1892, by the Royal Wail, and landed in Tobago on the 28th, at about six o'clock in the morning. Tobago is an island of the Caribbean Sea, situated at 11' 9' north latitude and at 6o' 43' west longitude, at about 20 miles distance from Trinidad. Scarborough ...
... Futtebgbur defeated by Col. Seaton. „ 1858.—Wujidiah Fort evacuated b Beni Madboo. and occupied Lord Clyde. Dec. 28,1793.—Caribbean Sea.—Blanche, 32, Capt. 11. Parker, captured Sans Calotte, SCO.—Los Pongas —Favourite, 20, Capt. Davie, captured Gen. Blanchard ...
... Grand Bale. ' r Dec. 3. 1781—North Sea.—Artois, 40, Capt. J. Macßride cantnm.i Mars and Hercules, Dutch 20’s. P „ „ 1793.—Caribbean Sea —Antelope, 6, Capt. C. Curtis, who was killed, captured Atalante. 8. ' „ „ 1799.—0ff Dorer.—Racoon, 18, Capt. R. Lloyd ...
... —Lulloo.—Euzofzie tribes defeated by Sir W. Turner. Dec. 16, 1706.—At Sea.—Cleopatra. 32. captured Hirondelle, 16. ~ 1806.—Caribbean Sea.—Kingfisher, 10, Capt. A, Cochrane, captured Elizabeth, 14. 1817.—Magpoor.—Arabs under Appoo Sahib defeated by Major-Gen ...
... showing at the same time the inestimable strategic value of Cuba, with its command of the outlets to the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the future trans-Isthmian canal, the gateway between the opposite sides of the continent. The necessity for some ...
... Umt«l States., r'chaneellor Malins has appointed A li' Lean (Barnard, Clarke, MT.ean, and Co.) ottctal lionidator of the Caribbean (Limited). The British and Foreign Tramways omlian, ( .leehired diridend of 2. lid share, mak.ng the interim diridend, lcer ...
... Africa, while not very far to the West of that island, the northern branch of the equatorial current sweeps straight into the Caribbean basin. Supposing then, a maritime migration to have taken place from Africa in early days, the voyagers would not improbably ...
... to the north of the Orinoco, just at the summit of South America, effectually shutting in both the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Historically this archipelago is the most interesting part of America, for it was the first portion seen and touched ...