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... TALES OF BUCCANEERS IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. The skipper of the quaint-looking ketek Catherine, which is being held Dougin (1.0.M.) by the Customs because she has m papers, has told highly interesting story concern* icg his mission. The good ship is owned ...
... sickness in those .C and recommeuding what reforms, if any, can he introduced with c promoting the physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. Sir Rup .it has just left Southampton in the R.M.S.P. Tagus, and is due to Barbados on March jnd. ...
... lon« 15ft. beam, named the Catherine, commanded Captain Small. This inconsiderable vessel is prepared for expedition to the Caribbean Sea in quest gold ar.d jewels supposed worth £1.200,000, which is said were buried one of tho islands notorious pirate Latrobe ...
... TRACKING A PIRATE S HOARD. TALES OF BUCCANEERS IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. The skipper of the quaint-looking ketch Catherine, which is being lidd up Douglas (1.0.M.) by the Customs because she has papers, has told highly interesting story concernic.; his mission ...
... y .billed • ut t ose who survived OSt free ' Wa ari 7 Preece, one of had only to *» tbo warning came Aha* , * d Island, Caribbean ...
... the majority causing no little surprise. The British flag has been hoisted Avee Island, small barren isle* in the east the Caribbean Sea., 140 milee west I>ominica. j At B*N‘Kb»d«.reen. Co. Roscommon, Saturg*y. William Reid, stated to be an inspector of ...
... maiterial. 'He believed its efficiency in possible action was greatly over-esti mated. The American naval manoeuvres in Caribbean waters were abject lesson the German Emperor. Admiral Dewey is reported to h_ave said in conclusion tbait Germany could not ...
... American naval manoeuvres this winter would be held in the Caribbean, and would have as their problem the defeat by the American navy a fleet coming from Europe and seeking seise a port iir the Caribbean. In short, of all Powers, mainly because of her conduct ...
... view a thorough investigation. The whaling ship at the time of her disappearance was on a protracted whaling cruise in the Caribbean Sea. / ...
... into tho north-easterly trade, passing probably between Madeira and the Canary Islands. will make for Montserrat in the Caribbean Sea, and, if necessary, recruit little before continning bis voyage. He is provided with such necessaries ns compass, charts ...
... over most of the seas of the world. He explored the Florida Straits and the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic Coast and the Caribbean Sea in 1877-80. Next he studied the surface fauna of the Gulf Stream, and be has made an investigation of the Sandwich Islands ...
... the other hand the rich end reried merite of the Yankee eeaman have been inesiatibly demonatrated by the recent in the Caribbean Sea. benighted Europe ignorant of the fact, but we have the Admiral’e aMuranoe, that these manoeuvre! were“ the objeot-leeaon ...