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... his deadly battleb.dt: Ah ! it seems bankrupt business, this late flourishing revolt. Corporal-kuigs are found defective ; Caribbean buc. cancers, Crossed in love and baulked of plunder, now are worthless, it appears. disinterested despjL, in their love ...
... American Coast. The Isle of Pines, a small island of about one hundred and eighty square leagues in extent, lies in the Caribbean Sea, thirty leagues south of the island of Cuba. It was for along period reputed to be a place of no account, infested with ...
... depth. Ntar Mindora, in the Indian Oeean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under 26 fathoms of The clearness of the Caribbean excited the admiration of Columbas who in the pursuit bis great discoveries ever retained an open eye for the beauties of ...
... Indian Ocean, thue spotteol corals are picitlhy visiblet under twenty-live fathoms of water. Tue crystailine clearness of ths Caribbean Sea excited thle admiration of Colunnbius, who, in the pilrsuit of his t'reat discoveries, ecyr retained an open eye lor ...
... le, id Mb -11•Ifre .1/every. Tan New Portal. Anamtenereiree.—Tb• due roofing the sheds which be at the landing-pi tee at Caribbean, Ildeentiown, ht ing, and from the eaMele the work is being done, it bids blr a be el withstanding any amonnt of Perm MIA ...
... by comparing it with the heating apparatus in common use. He says The furnace is the Torrid Zone, the Mexican Gulf and Caribbean Sea are the caldrons, and the Gulf Stream is the conducting pipe. The maximum temperature of the Gulf Stream is about B ...