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... between Holland and Venezuela, the Dutch Government has decided to reduce the number of Dutch warships stationed in the Caribbean Sea to normal strength. Thomas Jones, cashier at Messrs. Gilberts' works, Portai*lawe, Swansea Valley, while inspecting some ...

... English furniture. No doubt there is still to be found in Jamaica, the Barbados, and scattered about among the islands of the Caribbean Sea pieces of furniture made by Gillow's back in the early half of the eighteenth century. The age of mahogany had just come ...