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... cruiser Ivcarsarge, which sank the Alabama after a conflict off Cherbourg in June, 1864, and which has been wrecked in the Caribbean Sea. The deficit in the Italian Budget is said to be £5,200,000. The withdrawal of capital from banks is going on, the possessors ...
... Jokai is to deliver a funeral oration. The famous American warship Kearsage has been ignominiously plundered and burned by Caribbean Indians. The Armenian Patriarch, Mgr. Achikian, has been fired at during the celebration of Mass in the Cathedral of Koum ...
... recall some odd memories of our mutual intercourse during my residence not very far from the blue, sunlit waters of the Caribbean Sea. At that time Quashie was everywhere. He washed one's clothes, made the bed, blacked the boots, waited at table, drove ...
... come very happily to distract public attention from the somewhat uninteresting game of hide-and-seek being played round the Caribbean Sea. The public now is exacting it must have its battles and real ones you cannot always put it off with a massacre of mules ...
... eleven years in the West Indies, and taking a brilliant part in all the hard fighting of which the great islands of the Caribbean Sea were the theatre, he had exchanged to the command of the 19tli Dragoons, and had joined them at Arcot in June 1806. Knowing ...
... supply is very generous indeed. The Monroe The news tbat Germany does not propose to Doctrine Withdraw her ships from the Caribbean Sea has a very great political significance, and tends to bring us nearer to the time when the United States must fight for ...
... really seriously considered in Council the proposition made that Great Britain should be asked to allow her fleet in the Caribbean Sea to manoeuvre against the American fleet in those waters in mimic war, and that he did so shows what a tactful and courteous ...
... OUR SPORTING SUPPLEMENT. THE GENTLE ART OF CATCHING THINGS. VIII.-- CHASING NATIVES IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. Drawn dy W. Heath Robinson. N.B. The Editor of The Sketch prefers not to accept responsibility for the sporting intelligence of his Special Artist ...
... Consul in the West Indies reports on the energy, persistence, and method with which Germany is pushing her trade in the Caribbean ports. And Imperial statistics show that never was so much horse and dog flesh eaten by Germans as at the present time. Query ...
... Hannyside, was of the ilk who renounced cigarettes that their value might benefit widows and orphans of reformed men in the Caribbean Islands he was a Greater Bethelite. Araminta, the niece, was an ascetic High Church member two people with only one link ...
... the Banks of the Sinu a perfect thing in travel books. Mr. Graham struck through the snows of war to the tropics of the Caribbean for official purposes. His business in the Department of Bolivar, Colombia, was to discuss packing-houses and cattle for ...
... and yet I- like her. The veteran square-rigger Charles W. Morgan, built in New Bradford in 1842, whose activities in the Caribbean Sea form the crux of the film, is a very gallant vessel, carrying her bulging canvas beautifully despite her eighty -odd ...