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... A VOYAGE TO THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS. DOWN THE ISLANDS: St Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Martinique, Barbados, Demerara, Trinidad. Grenada, St. Lucia, Montserrat. By WILLIAM AGNEW PATON. Royal Bvo, with 15 Full-Page Illustrations, and 53 Illustrations in the ...
... A Splendid Caribbean Ireasure, somebody lias not taken it away recently, there is a large tieasuie concealed in the islet of Santa Catalina, which lies in the Caribbean Sea, about ninety miles off the Mosquito coast. Sir Henry Morgan, the flower and the ...
... great size subsidence must follow, ’lire Caribbean Islands are situated in a region .where the earth’s crust is extremely weak, as was demonstrated ages ago when the Andean Mountains broke down and the Caribbean basin and the Gulf of Mexico were formed ...
... interview which is published in the New York Herald.” The admiral has just returned from the West Indies, where, in the Caribbean naval manoeuvres, he had under his command the largest American that has ever been gathered together in time of peace. The ...
... and displays of fireworks will be given. One hundred and twenty naval reserves returning from their winter cruise in the Caribbean paraded yesterday, and there was a parade of citizens in the evening. The Premier will introduce on Tuesday resolution thanking ...
... there with the Caribbean Seathe first across the low country to Greytown, passing northward of Lake Silico, and the second debouching on the Atlantic near Greytown and connecting by a straight line with the canal at San Juanillo to the Caribbean Sea, where ...
... with Berlin at any rate ; and if these bombardments are left to the uncontrolled discretion of German Naval officers the Caribbean, all we can say is that the discretion, is being used with remarkable folly. _ ...
... St. James's Gazette. FRIENDLY ANGLO-AMERICAN WARFARE. Various opinions the suggested combined naval manoeuvres the Caribbean Sea by British- and American squadrons have been xpressed by officers of both nations, interviewed by the “New York Herald.” Admiral ...
... more intelligible when the various hires of railway are clearly indicated. Included in the same opening are maps of the Caribbean Sea, of Spain, of the Eastern States, and of the Atlantic Ocean ; and the whole forms a cheap and convenient picture of the ...
... the combined fleet may go through the Windward Passage, and endeavour to intercept the Spanish squadron somewhere in the Caribbean Sea. The rival fleets can hardly meet before Wednesday. Admiral Dewey has telegraphed to the Navy Department in Washington ...
... the Spaniards prompted them to retaliate, but, whatever the; reason, their depredations soon rendered the passage of the Caribbean Sea an undertaking of extreme danger to merchantmen, and the word buccaneer has come down to us synonym for robbery, murder ...
... and fortify the ends of the canal. \Vc must build forts capable of resisting any naval force that can be assembled in the Caribbean Sea or the Pacific Ocean. This is the only sure way of making our domination certain and permanent. It is the only way to ...