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... it has in common with the United States. It is to keep open, for the traffic of all nations, the great highway from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, b}• the river San Juan and the Lake of Nicaragua, and to protect its subjects who may trade to those ...
... has in common with the United u States. It is to keep open, for the traffic of all t nations, the great highway from the Caribbean Sea I to the Pacific, by the river San Juan and the Lake I of Nicaragua, and to protect its subjects who may r trade to those ...
... Bimlipatam; Briton, Vaulking, from Mauritius. 7 The Thetis, Dodds, from Adelaide. 9 —The Phenix, Monge, from Pondicherry; Caribbean, Cockton, from Colombo; r)iadem, Cayzer, from Coringa. 10—Her Britannic Majesty's steam-sloop Hermes, Fishbourne, from T ...
... 51 from StAnno,Giraudcaa,Bmlipatam Briton, Vanlkiog, Maudtius and sailed 11th for Coringa Thetis,Dodde[7] Adelaide (SA) Caribbean, Gockton, Colombo Phoenix, Monge[9] Pondicherry Diadem, Cajzer, Coringa Trafalgar, Robertson [ll] Portsmouth Hanmet, Postal ...
... Ste. Amie, Giraudeau Bitn.Upjtarn Briton. Vanlking Maitntius and tailad ifth for Coringa 7 Thetis. Dodds Adeiaide, S.A. Caribbean, Cock ton Colombo Phoenix, Monge Pondicherry Diadem, Gpringa 10 nMSlr.Henpe* Falmouth , and left for Calcutta ; 11 Trafalgar ...
... Mies Jacob, Lout Hughes, Lieut Phillips, and—llstlonee. Do 14, Barque Ann Mile, Captain U Thomas, to Calingapatam. Do. Brig Caribbean, Capt 3 Cockton, to Penang and Singarassengers26 convicts, 12 gaper, anil natives. Do. Ship Rn des, Cuptsin J Side% to auritius ...
... is her, %sena from Britain's friendly land. Hoping to tread in =fray On sunny strand. Some Mamma, some pleasure, heek the Caribbean shore, — upon a heavenly. :Maim— One in oared Indian lre. Evening CAMP with sable shad o ws, Dimming aeon seat and km, While ...
... burnished with golden - rind, Hung amiable Hesperian fables true, If true, here only—and of delicious taste. The waves of the Caribbean Sea that laved its shores teemed with shoals of fish disporting themselves among groves of coral strewn with costliest pearls ...
... burnished with golden rind, Hung amiable Hesperian fab!e3 true, If true, here only—and of delicious taste. The waves of the Caribbean Sea that laved its shores teemed with shoals of fish disporting themselves among groves of coral strewn with costliest pearls ...
... burnished with golden rind, Hung amiable Ilesperian fables true, If true, here only—and of delicious taste. The waves of the Caribbean Sea that laved its shores teemed with shoals of fish disporting themselves among groves of coral strewn with costhest pearls ...
... burnished with golden rind. Hung amiable Hesperian fables true, true, here only—and of delicious taste. The wares the Caribbean Sea that laved its shores teemed with shoals of fish disporting themselves among groves of coral strewn with costliest pearls ...
... 23| days running time, including crossing the isthmus, and this in the toeth of heavy weather, especially in crossing tii. Caribbean. Sea. In the general tone of the Californian news, there Was every evidence of prosperity as regards mining prospects and ...