... Mr. Frank Stopps, Mr, P. Salmon was M.C. Methodist Overseas Mission Work in the Central American Republic of Honduras the Caribbean Sea was illustrated by a lantern lecture by the Rev. Ernest Smith (Superintendent Minister Buckingham & Brackley Circuit) ...

... came the passage through the Panama Canal--one part of which was cut clean through a range of mountains — and out into the Caribbean Sea. Three days later the island of San Salvador was passed at dusk. That.'• concluded Mr. Richards, was the last, land ...

... Republic of Central America, having its Western shore washeil the Pacific Ocean, wliile •he other side is flanked by the Caribbean Sea. direct contras! to Thursday Island, this new recruit has been fighting haid for eight years to establish Scouting within ...

... trailed from our stern, and half the nations were dubiously represented amidships. as we lunged about the waters of the mooJy Caribbean. Chin (of the Officers' Mess) and I (of the Em:ineers' Mess) had frequent altercations because of a mysterious mix-up in ...

... Captain Lancaster mas bruised and cut, and Mrs. Miller abstained a broken nose. In 1929. while making a flight across the Caribbean Sea, he crashed at Po-l of Spain, Trinidad. He then nnderwent an operation at sea while on hib iv- to New York. ...

... Captain Lancaster aas bruised and cut, and Mis. Miller shstained a broken nose. In 1929. while making a flight across the Caribbean Sea, he crashed at Pori of Spain. Trinidad. He then underwent an operation at sea while on hi& .*• to New York. ...

... speculate how Mr. Powell would react to our own countryside after having experienced the charms of that beautiful island i,n the Caribbean Sea. Jamaica. He has made his home in this lovely spot, and is very happy here, and no doubt that helped him to appreciate ...

... in a talkie. This picture, His Woman, is a deeply dramatic .yet tenderly human story of a hard-fisted sailorman in a Caribbean port and it provides interesting entertainment. HONOURS FOR CHESHAM SOLOI STS. The results of the examination held at the ...

... (1835) is the main attraction, such building , as All Saints Church, with the tombstone of the Spotted Boy (brought from the Caribbean Islands in 1812 and exhibited in Marlow), Shelley's house where his wife wrote the novel Frankenstein, and the Borlase ...

... 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' had frequent altercations because of a mysterious tnix-up in the ...

... supported by Richard Barthelmess “The Lost Lady” the second feature exciting picture in a freak setting Hell Island in the Caribbean Sea Dorothy Mackaill the girl gets trapped there and Donald Cook plays the young man who has to spend time defending her ...

... a domestic comedy-drama featuring Tom Keene “Captain Blood” a colourful tale of slavery buccaneering and romance in the Caribbean begins Errol Flynn dominates exciting story packed with action end spectacle lie ablv supported by Atwill Alexander Guy Kibbee ...