... 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 ...

... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under twenty-five fathoms of water. The crystalline clearness of the Caribbean Sea excited the admiration of Columbus, who in the pursuit of his great discoveries ever retained an open eye for the beauties ...

... took him aside aorrl told him that he and Bob were going to reclaim • pirate's treiteure lying on a desert island in the Caribbean Sc.. Slumpkins was all attention. thought by your looks you an the briber chap were after something out o' the common,' he ...

... sot redly mahogany traders oo as, way to Belize. Wear. temour•-bunters going to secure • treasure that oa • solitary to Ws Caribbean Sao.' — Mhos &maid with a face as expressive as a newt* belonged to • notorious pirate ogled Black Diek perhaps you have ...

... 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 ...