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... evidence or tradition concerning the following hoards: Tobermory galleon Hornby Castle Pirate Latrolse's treasure, in the Caribbean Sea £250,000 Gold. silver. and jewels soak in Lake Guatavita, Columbia £100,000,000 Black Prince. off Sebastopol £600,000 ...
... addition to the provision of oil fuel plant and of additional docking and coaling facilities. Some of the e,lonies in the Caribbean Sea expect to benefit materially and permanently through the canal, especially Jamaica, which is to be provided with a dock ...
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... Inquest. Shortly before noon on Tuesday the dead body of a navyman was landed at Bangor from the imputed merchant cruiser Caribbean, and placed in the watch-house of the Coastguard Station. At the inquest on the body, held subsequently in the Royal Hood ...
... MANY BURIED SHIPS. In Schattegat lagoon, near Curacao In the Caribbean. Ile many buried ships laden with New World treasure. Coins still bearing the impress of the monarchs of Europe of the sixteenth century. of Holland. Spain, England and France nestle ...
... either end of the renal. Thus we have a peculiar interest in preeervine order alone the meets and among the Wen& of the Caribbean Sea. Be wine and generoun aid. we ran help the people there. to that they can, and will. be able ultimrtel• to 'Rand alone ...
... Barranquilla. Colombia. The name sperm operates about 2.Outt miles of airways in Alaska, and a great network of lints In the Caribbean S. a and tropical South America. Tlw radio used by Colonel Lindbergh on his aerial survey defied the aurora borealis, tropical ...
... of Carthage must stir the classical heart as few other ROCUre, and there is a younger Carthage on the still shores of the Caribbean which, although it saw such stirring times in the days of the buccaneers, such maddening invitee in the reign of the Inquisition ...