... of South America sinks from 12ft. to 2Uft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico, and raise the latter to height of more than 3ft. above the sen level. ...

... South America sinks from 12°t. to 20ft., causiny ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters of the Caribbean Sea into thefGulf of Mexico, and raise the latter to a height of mare than 3ft. above thevsea level. Many Happy Returns to:— ...

... Before he ilied, however, be told the lad the story of a wen aLA he hid buried in one of the nsanv islands which stud' the Caribbean Sea ; and, what wa s more to the point, gave into his custody papers in,Licatitg the precise spot where the gold was to be ...

... SPONGE FISHING. Sponge in the Gulf in the Caribbean in. daring the pelt few years , . become an important bare the life and trade. Them are two places •Itore it cau font be studied—Tam. gringo, on the West Coast of mtd at Urbana, on the south cr. of Cuba ...

... FISRUIG. BpOnge in the Mexican Gulf and in the Caribbean Sea has, during the paid, become an important feature of the lucid fits and trade. There are two places where it can bait be stuilied—Tarpon on that West Coast of Florida, and at &sleben.. on the ...

... of Carthage must stir the classical heart as few other scenes, and there is a younger Carthage on the still shores of the Caribbean which, although it saw such stirring times in the days of the buccaneers, such maddening scenes in the reign of the Inquisition ...

... Jamaica, and the old merchants of the Trongate in Glasgow must often have made a bonnie penny in the ventures in the golden Caribbean. But to-day everything is changed, and comparatively few indeed are the young Scotsmen who make their way to Jamaica’s beautiful ...

... of South America sinks from rJt. to 20ft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the vraters the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico, and raise the latter to a height of more than 3ft. above the sen All Rights OUR NEW SERIAL, ...

... arrangement*, for the meetings the delegates appointed from the Btales, the territories in North America, the dependencies the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific. For aix months past standing committee**, with their chairmen and secretaries, have been occupied the ...

... Of comes ! Of course ! How did the kidnaEping place Kempen, my owned • echooner yacht. with which did bulimia in the Caribbean Sea. What that laminae you mel lila fret mete wee this Pedr lt ehe rrit . ' h indignation. These money and lost v. Suiten ...

... represented— Newfoundland —England’s colonial possession That annexation the in definite of expansion Accounts beauty of Caribbean Sea are to-day enthusiastic old and nowadays it difficult make that to original to that possibly accused exaggeration It ...