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... the fires of rebellion, lit by a sense of lawless revenge and re- sistance to oppression, the whole of the islands in the Caribbean Sea were illuminated by the light of joy, contentment, peace, and goodwill towards all men. No civilised nation, after gaining ...
... Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out great force over our own coast from one extremity to the other ...
... Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halitoxat one point, and Bermuda another, stand out in great force over our owu coast from one extremity to (be other ...
... It is clear that France, having no colonies on the North American continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean Sea, is not impelled to this measure by any colonial demand. Indeed, if these condition are accepted by the Government, they ...
... his taking possession of the Port of Sau Juan del N'nrte, because it was essential to his schemes, have a naval force the Caribbean Sea; but tbe Ambassador was startled when came to open his instructions, that he has published them and abandoned the cause ...
... to he employed the coming amen, in operating unou vessels in Turkish waters. The other expedition hes been sent to the Caribbean eve, under the conimso4 of Captain Couthouy. After various niiiadvantur..s, the whole of the crew losing attacked with yellow ...
... by one of the coast guard, and, after active search, the bodies were found. A Japanese Sea Adventure.— The British ship Caribbean arrived at San Francisco, on the Bth ult., from Hong Kong having on board twelve Japanese marines whomthey picked up at sea ...
... by one of the coast guard, and, alter active search, the bodies were found. A Japanese Sea Adventure.— The British ship Caribbean arrived at San Francisco, on the Bth ult., from Hong Konghavingou hoard twelve Japanese marines whomthey picked up at sea ...
... thrown overboard from Her Britannic Majesty's ship Arachne. V. I). Inglefield commanding, on the nth of July, lsl7, in the Caribbean Sea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Cayman, or between Jamaica and Cuba. The paper was sent to the Secretary ...
... very great depth, NerMindors s lholndiiovu,thmmh-;chby under twenty-five fathoms of water, crystalline clearness of the Caribbean sen excited the admiration of Columbus. who in the parsuit of his great discoveries wrmimduq-mlxhh—-fi-d-un. “In passing over ...
... heen received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the j;uauo islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America. LATER INTELLIGENCE. Liverpool, Tiicrsday.— The Cunard screw steamship Etna and the Canadian mail ...
... discovered 111 years ago by an American. Tlie island was well known, and bad long formed part of the British possessions in the Caribbean Sea? It was surveyed in 1810 by Captain Hayes, a British officer, and again iv 1800 by a British officer. In 185 C an Ameri- ...