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... in busy be railed weatward in a drughea to one of thaw lovely Grenadines which, as emeralds rising out ./f the soft blue Caribbean Sea., mote than rival the farfaineil isles uffireetv. Here, at Cariatou, the tscottisti Medical man, Ur Lang, kindly gave ...
... importance to welfare hoppisess, early mummer when they were with starry I . r'Pli- merited teething of ea goodwill, for she do Caribbean Comm, of working clasam, of demenen, aad grope hyscioths in Wes e ,,„d ire promise of wm dotal what she could to help sate ...
... 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 ...
... been hinted to me, that in consideration ofthe services I may have done in the way of my profession 1 to reoeive grant of Caribbean lands, or a sum of money arising from them. If it is thought that I am deserving of any mark of public favour, it is from ...
... The nesrspaper relates bo* “ Sergeant Stewart, one of Company Fi most worthy members,” jumped from the ragged into the Caribbean Sea, and reaoned Bart Nothingham, whose mind seansad to have hem affected by raoent illness. At all events deliberately walked ...
... e id the naval situation. No lung am it wait probable that the Spaniards would attempt to develop naval activity in the Caribbean Soo, Sun Juan naturally a point of importance, and military fora, if available, might have come to the assistance of the ...
... Simon Cenuron, Cullintyre ; Mr Alex. Mrrohnial4. l'ipper Knock ; Mr W Chirhulni. Kahle choilmit ; Mr kneader binational, Caribbean ; Mr Linton, Aberanler ; Mr Mackey, Drummond ; ;Mr Ktrooki• ; Mr Marmillorray, Aber. clothier ; Mr Aluaillivray, jun.. A ...
... anyone Who Was a nominee of tending from the State of Nicaragua to Cok an with interest and expenses, the cre and from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacit Tiere were present —Batlie Mr Veter Fraser had to! od closely into the matter, a5 1 banker: and considered ...
... we believe, be easily settled by give-and-take negotiations. The Americans are bent on making a ship canal between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific ; and, by the Clayton-Bulwur Treaty, Great Britain and the Great Republic are severally debarred from ...