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... remote period. In the palmy days of Palenque and Uxmal, if our author not mistaken, there wa? a fertile plain where the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico have now even.’thing their own way. More wonderful still—the great buildings above mentioned, ...
... preside the annual f. stival of the St. Patrick's Benevolent Society the 17 th of March. Au Indian telegram stales that Caribbean, laden iviih cos', was burned sea on the December. The master and crew arrived at Calcutta. :nt land dill. Tmk IhiUjf contains ...
... left, Port Said, on the 23d, and reached Suez the 24th. Lowes' depth of water, 17 feet. An Indian telegram states that the Caribbean, ladan with coni, wee burned nt sea on the 3d December. Master and crew arrived Calcutta. Pop® ity in Scotland. —The says—One ...
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... read the account I looked out for Jacmel in the atlas; I fear it is too far away for to in quest of Air. Sea Snake. The Caribbean Sea cannot be reached in twenty-four hours. If I could but catch my gentleman, he would indeed make a fine cast for my museum ...
... total, 70. Telegram from M, & S. Van Der Werff, to Hogg & London. The Observer denies the statement that the Govern- dow Caribbean, from Jamaica : tue fi Mr. Benson :— Mr. Sholto Vere Hare will be the Conservative can- ment does not intend to with the ...
... the force and fury of wind, rain, bail, storm, thunder, lightning and tornado in combination, which are so common in the Caribbean Ses, invariably follow a circular path or orbit. But within, ratber at the heart of, this ring of desolation, there is found ...
... --Airivei-T eS Htrnimae. from ?? Eleatheria. from C chin. LIIVEEPo10L, OcI: r .-Arrivei-Ceteati31 Empire, I In.m Bombay, Caribbean, frv(i Jamaic,. 4uZSs4ToWh, t ?? 3.- ArriviI GaribMl. from Su imia ; Cereal, from i ustenge; Vind' a. x lv 'Jaginroy Five ...
... yearning of the people for the protection of American institutions and laws ; tha advantages of the post as commanding the Caribbean Sea, and giving the Americans the first position in the waters to the south of their territory are dwelt upon with evident ...
... trees ‘”“lfi‘,b“ a de- I Manure liberally with ait{er farm-yard or artificial | sirable acquisition for the colonies in the Caribbean | be 56 “rormer spread it evenly and plough | to afford food for the negroes, and it was determined I it in, harrow, roll ...
... in the Austrian Empire. Wnat marvellous changes, yet how little novelty, a short lapse of time brings. The politics the Caribbean island republics and of the Austrian Crown-lands do but move in circle, returning to the point from whence they came. ...
... ISLAND IN THE WEST INDIES. The Paterson (N.J.) Guardian of September sth says Some three months ago small island in the Caribbean Sea, known as the Bimita, and about eight hundred miles south of Trinidad, while being explored, under the direction of Agassiz ...