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... trip of the steamship Maroon, built to the order of Messrs C. 0. Young and Chriaties, of Cardiff. and sold by theca to the Caribbean titeseiship Co, of Loads., for their West Indian trade. The fol. lowing are her dimeasioes :—Lingth, ever all, 250 feet; ...
... Maisgised that square mile of territory we water added so much to our impsteam, mad power, sad she eecopaion of Weed is the Caribbean Ilia, thought • very ate. el military or naval E nt those' we may bare ones pearlised by thee; mints, we tertsinly outlived ...
... the steamer Marlborough, at Charlestoe, en the alt. The New YorA Herald states IWO Wir.paner shad been discovered in the Caribbean eile - The • bed been kept a secret. Several Illali trom the United States, and had yids itir s. mil* Herald expected shortly ...
... need • A bottle thrown the Atlantis, h. °ember . 24, 1997. the Ospludeele, alon4oo en frees Bun% waned oa a Hide WO bulbs Caribbean Sea, 6.300 miles away. One mi:lioa and a hall son week le tie coal mines el the world. Of nese Ward las 535,010 United States ...
... wade the chief rate, _ • • • • St. Pierre, near Chepstow, naturally deeply moved by the which has taken its namesake in the Caribbean Archipelago. _ _ _ _ S • • • It is remarkable that the swifts h ive arrivid iii many before the white. I , reasted swalbms ...
... been observed in Southern and Central America. Be then depicted the condition of the islands in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, and their importance in reference to American commerce, and particularly yoke of a neighbouring island (St. Domingo) ...
... arlfracellteml dleahrrpt of his 4.57. . ;De ivlocruaon of dm had and p ! hewers ars a his thy. i • Aridleigt - Welfelt 'Caribbean .4rebteo'or to • ohs met rrepreeptelb emedeat . 'oh Pentneeerria. , . Profaner ' fortr•es at dee era ea forufied Inteetei ...
... had been otioupied in the praisewcrthy work of destroying derelict ships in the North Atlantic. She ran upon a reef in the Caribbean Sea recently and was utterly lost, the crew, fortunately, being saved. A historic church is the old Fetter Len. f'hauel, ...
... order the of tobacco to male paupers. A dissstrous hurricane visited the islands of Old Providence and St. Andrew's in the Caribbean One hundred thousand were rend•red homeless. Out of 420,000 new pass-books opened last in the national oaring. bank in France ...
... Cassell and Co. have published for the Cobden Club • pamphlet by that indefatigable writer Mr. C. S. Salmon, entitled The Caribbean Confederation. The most interesting part of this work is Mr. Salmon's reply to Mr. Fronde's assumption that whatever the ...
... of their High Mightinesses, the Members of the As- sem y, to the right about, did not of course pass over with- out a Caribbean breeze. The Jamaica Papers are full of indignant complaint. They declaim in the style of a Hampden, and amplify in the spirit ...
... order the issue of totneeo to male paupers. A di.astrous hurrioano has visited the of Providence) anti St. Andrew's in the Caribbean Sea. One honored thousand persons were rendered homeless. Out of 420,000 now pass-laia% 4 opened last year in the national ...