... immediately the north of the island of Porto Bico, where 27,366 ft. has been . measured, and another of 23,248 ft. In the I Caribbean Sea, also, off the western extremity of Jamaica, the lead has gone down 20,240 ft. reach the bottom. Prom these particulars ...

... been isolated from the northerr continents of to-day bv some barrier, probably a* ocean, of which the Mediterranean and Caribbean Seas are remnants. Tan way explorers will prove that they have reached the North Pole is explained by one of them m follows: ...

... on the south coast, with direct railway communication to Havana, Trinidad—an ancient city overlooking blue water* of the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Prindpe, Saint Espiritu, Sagua, Cardenas, and This an old town situated some fifty miks so cast from tbe capital ...

... ion is by o .tile. Perhaps it is the intention to nse intermediate inds as relay stations. Archipelagoes like those >he Caribbean and the Mediterranean era wall .pied for wireless telegraphy. Mb. Charlbs Davison finds that when Korttfa a’kali works at ...

... generally known that tor some time our fellow, townsman has been far ftom well, and it hoped that the weeks spent in the sonny Caribbean Sea may fully restore bun to his usual health and strength, we all wish him bon voyage. THE BEV. J. ALFORD DAVIES.—The anni ...