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... Rev. A. M'Laren Young) was recently nplruinud :—** About one hundred aud sixty miles to the north-west of Jamaica in the Caribbean Sea lies the small group of islands called the Caymans. They are mere specks on the map of the world. On the largest island ...
... conn•♦s of South America sinks from 12ft. to ft- causing ehips lying at anchor to pound. The Trade Winds force the waters the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of ■exieo. and raise the latter to height of Bore than 3ft. above the sea level. rtiwi you re poing blackmail ...
... The site of Carthage must stir the classical heart few other scenes, and there is younger Carthage tbe still shores of the Caribbean which, although it saw such stirring times the days the buccaneers, such maddening scenes in the reign Inquisition, looks ...
... Robinson Crusoe’s island lay somewhere near the mouth the Orinoco, the Caribbean Sea, and adds that there exists the account shipwrecked Spanish sailor who was cast ashore island the Caribbean Sea, on which spent seven years before was rescued. This is recounted ...
... SPONCtSS. WHERE AND HOW THEY AB* Sponpp fishing in Mexican the Caribbean Sea has. during the few jearvi, licconte an important feature tt»e local life ami trade. the West Florida bosinesß k with all ceremony and science which tb® money a New York Trust ...
... yacht racing know that, as the Westminster Gazette says, the America Cap- defender Mayflower, which has been wrecked in the Caribbean Sea while a treasure hunting expedition, wae in her day the finest racing yacht afloat. In her two races, September, 1886 ...
... print with ease. The most important pearl fisheries are in the Indian*Ocean; other* are in the Gulf of California and the Caribbean Sea. Pearls taken from different localities vary, each locality having its marked characteristics. A curioua thin*' noticed ...
... crew of Harvard graduates board, who set out recently to find treasure in the West Indies, was wrecked a hurricane in the Caribbean Sea. A perilous climb the face of precipitous cliff was made by shipwrecked sailors, whose vessel, brigantine Try Again, ...