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... long b{ 15ft. beam, named the Catherine, commanded by Captain Small. The vessel is being prepared for an expedition to the Caribbean Sea, in quesi of gold and jewels supposed to be worth £1,200,0(§), which it is said were buried on one of the islands by ...
... industries have come to Jamaica.{ we have more self-government, we have a university for the British West Indies—and one day the Caribbean colonies may unite in a new dominion. ...
... and black treachery in their hearts, of filibusters and bugcaneers, of the cld sea-shanties roaved once again across the Caribbean. And ** Satan’s Sister ” is a tale of the love of a boy and a girl, with starlit palms and turquoise seas as love's setting ...
... who is about to fall into the hands of Don Balthasar, a political rogue. It is in the days when piracy flourished upon the Caribbean and the West Indies were a hotbed of intrigue. He is captured Ly pirates, imprisoned, escapes through the power of his quick ...
... has come to us this week from the West Indies. { _THERE, in the “ summer of the world,” lie the pleasant islets of the Caribbean Sea, glowing with greenery and gorgeous florifercusness, and swept perennially gy tie balmiest of breezes. But over sz these ...
... and costs. _An embargo placed by the Customs authorities at Douglas on the ietch Catherine, whoiax 1 to proceed to the Caribbean Sea in search of treasure, has been removed. To raise funds Cantein Small pronosed to exhibit his craft in Douglas Bay. ...
... **l had the flesh ripped off my hands to the bone.” The exployers’ yacht was nearly wrecked in a terrific storm in the Caribbean Sea, and during their first attempt to penetrate into the interior of British Honduras the canoe capsized, and everything ...
... uccaneers, and who, in modern times, would be known as profiteers, chanced to visit the island of Juan Fernandez in the Caribbean Sea, and there they found living alone an English seaman named Alexander Selkirk. For four years the man had been fending ...
... victory.A.F. Bartholomew, J. (ed.).— Survey m:mq- of the British sles. Seventh edition. | rtimen’ t's head : a tale of tt Caribbean ——ireat security. A.F. Barton, O.—The eye of the pea Bashford, H. H.—Behind the fog: a tale of adventure. ...