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... Amick paints out that pith of the ;lexicon fault and of the lovely islands which fringe and the Isigkt blue waters of the Caribbean des. owe m or or st LAppearing with an after of compare/eve N tee ace o f r eap s • fewer are mime' the things beyond It ...
... Arthur, Southampton, Pride of Canada. and Ctly of Lahore. Drove from their moorings and were in some danger—the Botanist, Caribbean, City of Paris, Lady Palmerston, Victoria Bridge, Western Star, Ben4allium, Latoua, Moarsfort, Misaapore, Morayshire, Tinto ...
... the notorions Confeder’ ate steamer Alabama off Cherbourg nearly years ago, has wrecked on a reef in the crew were saved. Caribbean Sea. All the officers The alleged cruelties of the German author ities at the formed the subject of liscussion in the Budget ...
... , that a contest would be hopeless. butherlandehire is ' thought to be impregualfm, but it is thought that there are in Caribbean electors who for money or other bribes will follow the Unionist. There is little doubt that Dr Clark will Le returned with ...
... on December , for The same company’s mail steamer war, from Liverpool, left Barbadces on Deces: en route for Colon. The Caribbean, of tae eame li intended to leave Cape Hasti on January 4, en revi: for Kingston. The skamer from Liver- arrived here PRENSTOWN ...
... have been isolated front the non horn comments of to-day by some barrier, probably an ocean, of which the Mediterranean and Caribbean Seas are remnants. Tun way explorers will prove that they have reached the North Pole is explained by one of them as follows ...
... written by local antiquarim, making of the light whirl. the investigations of the last twenty.: n years have thrown upon Caribbean history and bring.. doom the information in the book to the present tuna.-011EXIT HERALD. War kegs. LIVERPOOL GRAIN 111ARILLT ...
... the appearance of Sofa chiefs. The United States navy may not suffer any real loss from the wreck of the Ifearsarge in the Caribbean Sea, hut there will be a general feeling at any rate among Northerners that the vessel which on June 19, 1864, rang the dirge ...
... Major Laurence Archer stirs and satis- king | concerning the Caymanas—s group under the British that : of islands in the Caribbean Sea, so completely | Crown, peopled by our own race, but are little more than geo- | (PP neglected that Mr N. R. Lawson writes ...