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... of Rome and Greece they would halt in central America, on the peninsula of Yucatan, between the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. The whole country is now covered with extensive forests, but some 12,000 years ago it was peopled by a highly civilized ...
... Islands There ? PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. : Paris, Tuesday. 1t is evident that tho Germans have found a naval base in the Caribbean Sea. . Dutch possessions, as well as the Dun? Islands in the West Indies, might offer a sufe shélter for a flotills operating ...
... from Rio de Janeiro of another German raider at large in the Atlantic, the chief scenos of her depredations having been the Caribbean Sea. The raider 1s eredited with having sunk eloven vesscls, and dostroyed, amongs' other things, thousands of tons of valuable ...
... again visits Todmorden, and on this occasion in the Town Hall, will deliver his new lecture on * Jamaica: Queen of the Caribbean Seas.” Mr. Armitage is an experienced lecturer, a keen naturalist and an expert photographer. Each of his 100 slid€s is a ...
... Lecture will be given in the TOWN HALL. on TUESDAY NEXT, 7th DECEMBEER, to Commence at 7-30 p.m. “ Jamaica: Queen of the Caribbean Sea,” Tllustrated by 100 natural colour slides. by JOHN ARMITAGE, Esq., of Buxton. Coun. W. G, TOWN will Preside. ADMISSION ...
... “QUEEN OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA.” Lecture on Jamaica. MR. J. ARMITAGE AT TODMORDEN. At Todmorden Town Hall on Tuesday evening, Mr. John Armitage, of Buxton, gave the fifth of the series of lectures arranged for this winter by the Borough Library Committee ...
... . Trees in some parts of the world are actually fish shops. . The Oyster Tree grows in salt water on the islands of the Caribbean Sea., If you fancy a fish supper, you have merely {o wade out and pick yourself a dozen oysters, Shell fish attach themselves ...
... had been through Portland Race in half a gale. But never before had he experienced anything like this mad race across the Caribbean, driven before a tropical thunderstorm. Reefed right down as she was, the little catboat fairly flew. At times Bob held his ...
... Cabot was a human tiger. What he would do to an enemy did not bear thinking about and there was little more law now in the Caribbean than there had been in the days of the buccaneers. Bob's thoughts turned to Merle. If Cabot had given ,up the chase of the ...
... and Scipio had cooked a capital meal which began with a dish of pompano, those delicious fish which are peculiar to the Caribbean, and ended with excellent coffee which Merle, they all agreed, made better _than anyone else_. s It was a cheerful meal. ...
... Mr. Aitken was a solicitor and a lawyer. Mr. Evers went on to say that for some time he lived on barren islands in the Caribbean Sea, which were as much as possible unlike the Juxurious West Indies. Tne islands were noted for salt making. and a document ...
... Thursday, Friday and Saturday, has all the thrills, excitement and romance of an actual visit to the pleasure city of the Caribbean. Superb performanees by Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, John Paine and Cesar Romero against a background of magnificent technicolour ...