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... by Stanley L. Wood. Large crown Bto, clath extra, olivine edges, 6s. JOHN BARGREAVE'S GOLD: A Tale of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrated by Charles M. Sheldon. Crown Bvo, cloth extra, olivine edges, ss. ...
... feet out the water, and i« often blown board vessels. some cases men have thus been knocked down by them. The natives the Caribbean Sea esteem the flying gurnard highly as a food fish. When shoal surrounded by big net they dash out of the water hundreds ...
... expeditions over most the seas of the world. He explored the Florida Straits and the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic Coast and the Caribbean Sea 1877-80. Next he studied the surface fauna of the Gulf Stream, and he has made an investigation of the Sandwich Islands ...
... gyrate, and a erew of 40 persons on board, and o is feared that she has been lost in the hurricane which raged over the Caribbean noon alter the Nourrnabal left Port Antonio, Jamaica, for •an Juan, Porto Rico on Nov. 8. The - hue and ory sent out by ...
... view to thorough investigation. The whaling ship at the time of her disappearance was on a protracted whaling cruise in the Caribbean Sea- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. Mr. Muir Wilson and the Conservative Party. the Editor. —The following a precious little pern ...
... loon on that onto tn.. taken with a toper to • thorough The at the tome .4 thispproarante unit.* 00 • shaken emir ti the Caribbean Sea. ...
... to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sea in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of “Captain Nevers” ? e Colonel Kelly looked ...
... meant not to cast doubt on your seamanship,’’ said O’Ruarke; 1 doubt not that you know ms much about the buccaneers of the Caribbean you do of the Corsairs of Sallee, and I swear that I pray every night that I may never meet with worse in your company.’’ ...
... IN A STORM. =CAPS FROM CAGE ON BOARD A eS from the Booth to New York el mpeet m pre Mom In the Gulf of Mexico rod Ile the Caribbean Sea, bet the more u reported by the Maim which arrived from Carteret ' Her red terrorised fore week We wild whisk the height ...
... observations in the Northern Atlantic. His immediate the Is'e St. Themes, in the Danish West Indies. From there will to the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf Mexico, where will join the German training cruiser Victoria Luisc. From this vessel another of the registration ...
... Chows, who use paint in fusion to heightein the of their appearancia of wiMi people be tells the story of it la Around the Caribbean and Am= Paeans, ie amusing: . It was raining when ea up, and I musk admit that I was rather dirty. jly face. betweee hot ...
... view to thorough investigation. The whaling ship the time of her dimppearaooe was going on protracted whaling cruise the Caribbean See. PRESENTATION TO A YORKSHIRE Mr. J. W. of th» Kibwr'y Ab«Hw Club and put prakidmt tfio Yorkahire Aag\at»’ Aanciation ...