... A BOAT Tolerance and a Well-developed Sense of Humour Go Hand-in-Hand With a Spirit of Adventure in a Family Trip to the Caribbean -By VERNON FANE SAILING and living in a 5-ton ocean racer takes a stout heart as well as a steady stomach, but there are ...

... have had a dull moment. MY WAY LEADS ME SEAWARD (Allen and Unwin. 18s). is Frank Wightman's account of a voyage through the Caribbean and along the American coast. It is an admirable tale well told and well illustrated. The latest addition to the Macdonald ...

... Trent, with British despatches and passengers aboard, was held up by the American San Jacinto in a remote channel of the Caribbean Sea. It was a high-handed action, though small enough in importance, as it seemed at the time, but, in the classic analogy ...

... 10s. 6d.). This is a story, told in an appropriately vivid style, of the fabulous career of Henry Morgan who, from being a Caribbean pirate 300 years ago, was knighted by Charles II and became Lieutenant- Governor of Jamaica. I enjoyed this book mightily ...

... staunch, solid foil, another lieutenant, and the captain a madman from whom the command will rightly pass in the heat of Caribbean battles. As ever, this writer tells an exciting story with admirable tension and spirit, and succeeds in convincing the most ...

... travel, and in part a search for new lands. This will be well understood when it is mentioned that the Virgin Is :s of the Caribbean, the Sey chelles, lost in the immensity of the Indian Ocean, Damascus and Villefranche-sur-Mer are among the places he has ...