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... ucceaafolly harpooned in the Caribbean Sea. These pictures sre from a striking film, 'entitled Down to the Sea in Ships, which is now being shown at the Palace Theatre. The screen illustrates a thrilling drama of whaling in the Caribbean Sea, and, with the exception ...
... and old stages, including the 44 Berkeley Coach, back to the road A CARIBBEAN VENTURER OF TODAY A sailing ship setting out from Nassau in the Bahamas to gather sponges in the Caribbean beds. Once the haunt of pirates, these islands recently became the ...
... and named Bottom. I he people live by fishing and shipbuilding, and have the reputation of building the best boats in the Caribbean Sea. These boats are built in the crater, hauled up out of it, and then lowered down the cliffs to the sea. Saba is only ...
... will be St. Pierre (Martinique), the French West Indies and Trinidad. From thence the intention is to pro ceed through the Caribbean Sea to Colon, the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal. After Panama, the places of call are impossible to fix with exactitude ...
... on moonlit decks, and congenial companionship under ideal conditions divorced from the worries of everyday life. The blue Caribbean was the sea of adventure from the days of Elizabeth to those of Nelson, and has since lost little of its glamour and romance ...
... suffer more cheer fully than that between our own chilly shores in January and those of the enchanted islands in the blue Caribbean? That is what the Royal Mail Steam Packet Asturias will do for those who leave Southampton in her on January 18. She will ...
... A plain cruise might be to Marseilles and back, a coloured to Bermuda or Jaffa. From New York there are cruises to the Caribbean Sea. These are to me the most attractive of all. The first extended cruise in the Mediterranean was performed by the Quaker ...
... in the absence of any new British- scheme, the Americans would acquire a virtual monopoly of the communi cations of the Caribbean. But the new wireless stations in the Wind ward and Leeward Islands, supple mented by the new cable from Grand x uriv to ...
... Porto Rico, Barbados, Madeira Morocco, and Gibraltar. Such a cruise enables the traveller to see the lovely islands of the Caribbean Sea, with their thrilling and blood stained history of conquest and re-conquest piracy and shipwreck in a comfort entirely ...
... Republican majority in both Houses will pave the way to a definite understanding on the question. New responsibilities in the Caribbean and Pacific, as well as in Mexico, South America and the Far East, call for a consider able Army on modern lines there are ...
... increased by a thousand millions during the Great War. There are, moreover, far-flung naval bases, from the Virgin Isles in the Caribbean recently purchased from Denmark to Hawaii and the Philippines in the Pacific. The Panama Canal, the Monroe Doctrine and the ...
... and it is to recover the wealth which lay aboard her that Duncan Hay and his friends charter a yacht, and sail out on the Caribbean.] By Right of Conquest. By G. A. Henty. (Blackie.) 3s. Cd. [The adven tures of an EngUsh youth, Roger Hawkshaw, the sole ...