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... From a pamphlet which he has written, and which the Gresham Press is now pubiahing, it is clear that the harvest of the Caribbean Sea is very much neglected. For some years Mr Earle has been trying to promote • company in J&MAiCIS to utilise it. and at ...
... admits ships into water the breakers cannot disturb. Chiefly is it a harbour of refuge against the dreaded norther of the Caribbean coast, and a vessel caught in one of these might run for it; but not likely, unless her papers were not presentable to the ...
... 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 ...
... the appearance of Sofa chiefs. The United States navy may not suffer any real loss from the wreck of the Ifearsarge in the Caribbean Sea, hut there will be a general feeling at any rate among Northerners that the vessel which on June 19, 1864, rang the dirge ...
... stables for the horses and mules that ns rry the plate the King of Spain, as well as private men, towards the North [the Caribbean] Sea, The ne ighbouring fields are full of fertile plantations, affording delicious prospects to the inhabitants all the ...
... of Fretiohmen landed on the same day the little island of St. liitt's (or St. Christopher)— one of the small Antilles or Caribbean Islands—and took preemie.' of it in the name of the two uationo. At dead of night they fell upon the uative Caribbee Indiane ...
... latitudes suffer- sador being sent by each power to all, t h eir head quarters being this from the heat. Later on, in the Caribbean sea, we had the same city. Life in that city is said to be plfy cool and no weather—calm sea, bright sun and cool breeze ...
... to state, faces the Pacific Ocean, on the opposite side of the Isthmus of Panama to Porto Bello, which looks towards the Caribbean Sea. Beiug well acquainted with the coast near Porto Bello, Morgan knew that it would be no easy matter to approach the city ...
... detribal material in which perfect reef - corals never occur. Of the corals five out of ten identified still live in the Caribbean Sea, one is clearly allied to a known species, and the other four are only known from Protease Duncan's description of fossil ...
... wrecked, is beautiful beyond descri_Oion- an exCept 'at Invercargill. ancient c it y , amid d mountains overlook•ng the blue Caribbean. went are overwhelmed with In Colony the officals of the Railway Decart. lications for employment from mechanic. the timeetained ...
... Majesty's Government, suggesting reasons wee ,29 I these Mips 20 cr a u re the e r ,i'th a i i n d im 37 m u et ' llate call of Caribbean Cnnimissina finds we are well within etir rights' Well I.P.the preaem cam. There n 3 a happy freed o om abo o uLt e he ly ...