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... to refute the pretended voyages, i abou conversations, and discoveries relating to these Athi ewonderful islands in the Caribbean Sea. There Para 0 ?? t3) Great Indusstries cf Gcreat Britain. Vol. L. illustrated. at a Casseil Petter & t.pin. he s. re ...
... Notable Voyages. Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative of his slnpwTeck, and consequent discovery of certain islands in the Caribbean Seas, with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting events in his life from the year 1733 1749, by Jaue Porter ...
... been issued by Messrs Riv- IV i*atons & Co. I * Messrs Cassell & Co. (Limited) have published j for the Cobden Club The Caribbean Con- ail lederation . A Plan for the Union of the Fifteen ft British ?? Indian Colonies, by Mr C. S. ta Salmon, Chief C ...
... stationed by the Bridge of the ( Quattro Capi acting as dentist of the poor for )the love of God and his neighbour. sI The Caribbean Confederation (with a map). (I IA Plan for the Union of the Fifteen British tc ?? Indian Colonies ; preceded by an Account ...
... Indies, h and many persons Still fondly imagine that V British Guiana, or at auyrate Demerara, is an island somewhere in the Caribbean Sea. Mr n Froand is rebuked for presuming to write a f; whole chapter about Grenada although he only wvent ashore to dine ...
... waves of the Sainr. Lawrcace pour; Where Uishers by Newfoundland reap 'lThb ony hacvest of thre deep; J; Y WVere, on the Caribbean Iles, Bcgiht worth pa~s, the ocean smiles; PA Where Demnerara's lwat'ry plains Eixult in wveolth ef vogar-cenes. en Usn arctic ...
... roast them. We hope for more stories 1 from Mrs Williamson in a vein similar to this. A Queen of Allantis: A Romance of the Caribbean Sea. By Frank Aubrey. Illus- trated by D. Murray Smith. (London: Hut-. chinson & Co.)-Strictly speaking this is a. romance ...
... tious it may not do so again ? Apart, however, from any question of a diplomatic kino this pare of the western shore of the Caribbean Sea must always have for uis acert~ain rom.notic interest. In the old days when our foreign policy so far as the new world ...