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... b STANLEY L WOOD. Large cross Soo, cloth says, titivate edges, So. JOHN BARGREAVE'S GOLD: • A Tele of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrated by CHAALLS It. SHELDON. Crown Ivo, cloth extra, olivine wive. ss. Reviewing A Nom of s Tim Franco-Prussian ...
... community. We most all bear iti mind that after the completion of th Ptnswa Canal a stream or shipping will pass through ths Caribbean Sea, and that th“st. posts in these parts which are equipped for ',coding and docking will gather iu the available trade ...
... Ulus' rat by Stanley L. Wood. Large crown Svo, cloth extra, oliviuo edges. 6s. John Bargreave's : A Tale of Adventure the Caribbean. Illustrated by Charles M. Sheldon. Crown Svo, cloth extra, olivine edges, os. Oitvrne eugco. oi. fSCSEBT Ths Rival Treasure ...
... 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 ...
... possession of The Lodge School, Codrington College, and Harrison College, has been regarded as the educational centre of the Caribbean Archipelago and Guiana. Tlic latter seminary especially, under the able direction of its late Head Master, Mr. Horace Deighton ...
... The After Estate asked the Government to join the search. and furthui:h neither Revenue cutter has been nrcler,l to tte Caribbean Sea. The Ocrman %framer Wotan. which has arrited. sac. th, Dail Mail vorrc•poncliit. at Tampa, Florida, report. horny! ...
... galleon, and it it recorer the wealth which lay aboard her that Duncan Hay and bis friends charter yacht, and sail out no the Caribbean. Others, too, join the queer, and manage to stealths parchment. From that moment becomes race between the rival parties. ...
... pearls, diamonds, rubies, and sapphires in rings, necklaces, and brooches, all piled in a heap, the spoil of those dead Caribbean pirates, torn from dead victims two hundred pars ago. Ariadne drew a deep breath. “fill!” she said, and looked me. I l*«t ...