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... when expeditions sailed from Europe in endeavour to find w*ay through the American Continent from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea. The locusts eaten by John the Baptist were probably not insects, but the fruit of the carob tree, the dried pods of ...
... name of our King? 2.—When was the Bowden wire method of transmitting motion invented? 3.—ls Panama at the Pacific or the Caribbean Sea end of the Panama Canal? 4.—Which is most easterly the Panama or the Colon end? s.—What was the port side of a vessel ...
... SPANISH MAIN. PELLERIN liE LATOUCUE Jan. 27 FLANDRE Feb. '23 WINTER PLEASURE VOYAGES soder independent to tbs BUNNY CARIBBEAN. seeks. 19 calls. Soiling, Dee., Jon.. Feb. ciC. CM. TRANSATLANTIQUE, Ltd., 23. Contour-street. London. S.W.I. 28. Chapedstreet ...
... reflections of Christmas in Australia; D. M. Ford contributes ** Some Women Hymn Writers,” and Lionel North provides * Win the Caribbean.” “ Every Giet's Paper.”’—The January issue is the befinning of & new volume and a whole budget of good things is g.mvidod ...
... when expeditions sailed from Europe in endeavour to find way through the American Continent from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea. WAS JAWBONE USED BY SAMSON A SICKLE ?—The probable real meaning of the jawbone with which Sanwon slew the Philistines ...
... of Christmas in Australia, D. U. Ford contributes Some Women Hymn Writers, and Lionel North pro. vides Sponging in tho Caribbean. ...
... s sailed from j Europe in an endeavour to fifed way - through the; Ahaeri'caH Continent from the* Pacific Ocean to the* Caribbean Sea. Tbe=l«msts-eaten by Johfe the Skptist ‘WerW inSOctS, blit the .of the carob tree, the dried pods of which lore tho- ...
... MAIN. YELLERIS DE LATOUCTIE Jan_ 27 FLANDRE Feb. 24 WINTER PLEASURE VOYAGES under Independent ef.ndltinni to the SUNNY CARIBBEAN. -. calls, Sailing% January. Faguarg. CiC. Gle. TRANSATLArITIQUE, Ltd., 20, Cnclespar.street, London, B.W.L Cuar , l I.. ...
... trailed from our stern, and half the nations were dubiously represented amidships, as we lunged about the waters of the moody Caribbean. Chin (of the Officers' Mess) and I (of the Engineers' Mess) had frequent altercations because of a mysterious mix-up in ...
... at all el bead. nailed from our stern. mid half the dubieedy represented amidships. se we bawd aim the oaten of the moody Caribbean. Chia (of the Oficees' Mew) es/ I ( 414 Mess) had frequent altercations beams of a ▪ few s edeceps the Oficers' abeam found ...
... flag, not at all indicative of our breed, trailed from our stern, and half the nations were about she waters of the moody Caribbean. ted amidships, as we lunged “Chin (of Officers’ Mess) and I (of the Engineers’ Mess) had frequent altercations because of ...
... trailed from our stern, and half the nations were dubiously represented amidships, we lunged about the waters of the moody Caribbean. Chin (of the Officers* Mess) and 1 (of the Mess) bad frequent altercations because a mysterious mix-up in the china of his ...