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... cists with uuburnt burials found on the farm of Moraytown , in the parish of Dalcross , and exhibited n , slono axe . of Caribbean type in the possession of tlie farmerMr Macdonald , which was said to have been found on Culbin Sands , but probably came ...
... cists V.'! unbitri I burials found on cihe fcrm ci Moraso-wn., 'a te ! par:.b of Dalaturc, acid ex'isci'rti a 9s-'! 00' C. C'aribbean ty-pe in t he geoseessron rc too fr.c tr Mfacdonald. which saVs sa£il to hcave 'scn fond on Culbin Sauds. but probabiy ciune ...
... destribed some cuts with unburnt burials found on thb farm of Morayston, in the parish of Dakross, and ..xhibited a stone axe of Caribbean type in the possession of the fauner, Mr Macdonald, which was to have been found on Culbin Sands, b•tt probably came from ...
... written many similar pieces for production by junior choirs. The scene of the story is laid on one of the islands in the Caribbean Sea. As regards the mounting of the operetta Mr Midgley has spared no expense. The stage has been fitted up Messrs Wilkinson ...
... continent there almost complete double cable circling South America. The Mediterranean of America, the gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, is traversed all directions by lines which bring its islands and colonies into speaking relation with each other, and ...
... current, striking the latter continent north of Cape Boque, is deflected along: the northern coast South America via the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico, and then out again l>etween Florida and Cuba and the Bahamas. Passing up the North American ...
... troops in firing upon the strikers. M, Dennis Guibert, for Martinique,' supported the previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo-Saxon Lake. France should, therefore, not risk losing Martinique and Guadeluke by bad adm ...
... in firing upon the strikers. M. Dennis Guibert. member for Martinique, supported the previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was tasi. becoming Anglo-Saxon Lake. France should, therefore, not risk losing Martinique and Guadeiuke bad administration ...
... upon { he stokers . M . Denis Gaibcrt , member for Martini qce , snpported - ! 3 i 8 precious spwiel , and added that fee Caribbean . Sea iras • East becoming an Anglo-SaaDn lafcc- Pram'e slionid , therdors ; ' not risk l osing Martinique aod ( 3 u » delupe ...
... firing upon the istrikers. 3%L Penis Guibert, member for Martinique. S d supported the previous speaker, and added thit the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo- Saxon lake. France should therefore not risk ( t losing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ...
... disturbances in Martinique. ami blamed conduct the troops in firinjt upon the strikers. SI. Guibert, member for Martinique, the Caribbean Ski fast becoming Anglo-Saxon France should, therefore, not risk le.- : Martinique Guadelupe l>y bad administration. M. Peerais ...
... THE FIRE IN OTTAWA. CHAPTER 11. Ruts the sell was descending the sk h y on tha ver , t Ilitersoon, the Caribbean shim like a poed sil aireer. Ths depths of the sea were so clear, and the smooth and glassy. that the bottom could bin bees men in twenty ...