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... Baptist, upon locusts and wild honey. Having a prophetic eye to coming events, he has applied for a A1 osionaryslip to the Caribbean is- lands. We think Sierra Leone would be a better loca- tion for many of his fraternity. The following offlcle was to be ...
... mlustered a party of fourteen I e men, As it wanted ouly six daya of the festie'al of St. Jag-a, and the distance acrosa the Caribbean sea swas great eniough to're- iiqaire all our exertions to be there in tima, eve ?? and i sailed that very night. Our cattes- ...
... enjoined to be most cautious and guarded-in the measures taken by them to protect British property and British interests in the Caribbean Sea. TEE BRAWLING CASE AT E XETEiR.-The Church Dis- cipline Act provides that a preliminary inquiry shall be made by c ...
... mainland of Honduras, f great dread heaving for some time previously been excited by the doings of the buccaneers in the Caribbean sees. By and by tidings are gained of the whereabouts of the pirates. and v an expedition is msrshalled of the principal-portion ...
... Paris, Hanover, Sea Horse, Ann Royden, m Lutona. Si AscAoi, LrIKl.Y To BiE GOT OPr.-Leglide, Medusa, p Ilindoatan. Salsette, Caribbean, Astronomer, Simla, Mones- fort, Winchester, Hampden, King Arthur. M LoST MASrS AND RIoGINo.-W8stern Empire, Aladdin, Pride ...
... death was disease of the heart. Tmsz IsLAND OF Somnixaso.-This island of Sombrero, forming one of the leeward islands in the Caribbean Sea, contaisa the richest deposit. of phosphoric acid and other highly fertilizing compounds at present known. It was visited ...
... in North eind Sooth America, the ?? Mountains, and the Andes, converging in the latitude of rthe Gulf of Mexico end the Caribbean Sea, and continually odischarging into those estuaries the accumulating waters in the rocky cellars underneath them. This ...
... of by Mir. Woods, M.I.C.E. II Mr. Brunlees proposes to construct a ship railway d across the American isthmus, from the Caribbean sea to s the Pacific, a distance of under 200 miles. The gauge a is to be 25 feet, and the carriage, which is to have 240 ...
... l water varies. Some parts of the ocean are saturated with saline d matter, others are almost brackish. The water of the Caribbean a Sea is dense compared with that of the Baltic in the proportion fof 0.12 to 0.19. The kind of salt, however to be found ...
... steamer Lombardy, with the India and China mails, £42,500 specie, and 30,470 chests of tea, arrived Ll ivrOOL, SATURDAY.-The Caribbean sailed to-day OQEcNsToWN, SATUaDAY.-The White Star steamer Celtic arrived from New York at 3.45 a.m., landed all mails, and ...
... jevellery. The Unioncompany's extra .1,{E Dotterell sailed this afternoon for the Cape of a II'Tllr;, Tm'ras1AY.-The ss. Caribbean left the d t, dav mith mails and passengers for Venezuela d thel'nte SttesofColumbia. . o~tberriems, Tseriosl.-The Union ...
... Paris and London. EUTER'S )JAIL AND SHP NEWS. 4 .qcooL00, TgtID AY.-The West India and Pacific , p,'21o al nuil steamer Caribbean arrived at 25thoi sailed on the ?3th. aiD rvQYl TNI ~DSDA'.-The Peninsular and Ori- steaner Indils, from Bombay with the ...