... Dutch Minister, from the country for some imaginary offence, and the Dutch having now strengthened their naval forces in the Caribbean Sea, they have now commenced vigorous action, from which it is presumed that they will nut desist until they have received ...

... colleagues. took all requirite measurea in eine an ultimatum shock! become emissary. To this end the Naafi naval squadron in the Caribbean Sew will be reinforced in September by the cruisers Utrecht and Holland, and arrangements win be made, if nitimmary, few ...

... not allowed to stand in the way of Venezuela getting a For Tomas the Dan+ reuraiand iaiewmat. with thmr nand tones in the Caribbean KM. Tber Nov tare rigorous unison, which tt presumed that they will not until they have received sat,- emotion for the umiak ...

... fishes that have to feel to see their way at great depths. Some of the most curious fish in this respect are found in the Caribbean Sea, where deep soundings bring up creatures with uncanny eyes. Among them is a fish which has two convex lenses in place ...

... Scilly the frail purple shells. garnered in l'erniellia Bay. St. Mary's. whose native place were waters adjacent to the Caribbean The main dangers Scilly &oral and plant life ere the spray loot sand loran. fierce winds from the aea and the be/Lein-10 ...

... ahoold far to original front I do not doubt, mind yon. aid the Prime, that thee would be • aidhrieney of claimants the Caribbean for ell booty that ham ben by pirates aim the days of Drake—ay. end tea MUM. and for eery • lawyer at • Lint it to or heirs ...

... his colleakeirs, took all in case an ultamatium should heorime neoesears. To this a ad the Duv,lr naval souadron in the Caribbean Sea will be reinforcod in September by the cruisers Utrecht and Holland. and arrangements will be made, if necessary, for ...

... preserved the flesh their prey as food. is they did means of fire and smoke. The flesh thus prepared was named boucan from a Caribbean word, and the dealers the article became known as buccaneers. In time many of these men, along with sailors of various nations ...

... and. indeed, could not see upon any face before the sign of • doubt that this of brown-burnt men on their tiny intend in Caribbean Sea, believed that they were the arbiter. of • dynaaty. I have oft-those wondered if Prince Rupert had .t the 'intention ...

... this work of pages_1s Jy weloome from point of view. blue line on the map shows Mr. Mackeltar starting from Colon, in the Caribbean Sea, then erussing tho us of Vanama., he traversed the western sulc of South American continent, his main halting places ...

... the Set. sissies h Sere noun fere. After the reeve eha weld Mr. It. I) Morass fee 4 Dow has ended her career at the the Caribbean des Itaciag•Tadies Adornterows Career . Nemral of the Anscryre run meves have had Mill mote adventurous careers. amiably ...

... THE SUNDAY CORNER. I remember, eftyi the Bar. D. Q. Hilej, captain, writing about a curious experience in the Caribbean Sea, describing hurricane. wae the heart of the hurricane, in hia ship, and there, where the twirling winds had swept them, were the ...