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... for Southampton, left Pernambuco Sth; Araguaya, Buenos Ayres, arrivedf Bahia 7th: Arzila. r London, left Las Palmas Bth; Caribbean, from Bermuda, arrived New York; Oruba. lor Southampton, left Jamaica Sth. Orient.—Grama, London - Brisbane, i'h Taranto ...
... trade between the United States and South America: not one American steamship runs to any South American port beyond the Caribbean. If that is so, it is probably because American merchants find other markets more profitable and less risky : and I we know ...
... CENTRE DUTCH OR DANISH ISLANDS PARIS, Tuesday evident,” says the Matin, that the Germans have found a naval base in the Caribbean Sea. The Dutch possessions, as well as the Danish islands in the West Indies, might offer safe shelter for flotilla operating ...
... tour being prepared Captain W. G. Barker. I-caving Portsmouth, the film covers the trip across the high seas, through the Caribbean. along the Panama Canal, the Californian Coast. Hawaii, the Fiji Islands. Auckland, with its geyser districts, through the ...
... VENEZUELA. A cable received in London to-day states that the Caribbean Company working on the shores Maracaibo has brought in a well giving 40 tons of oil per day from a depth of 400 feet. The Caribbean Company is under the controi the Standard Oil and its property ...
... shipmasters was tried yesterday before Mr. Raffles Liverpool, at the instance of the Board Trade. Captain Sandrey, tho steamer Caribbean, was charged with having Havre engaged and carried sea sailor named Silas, without baying previously received the sanction ...
... price One Shilling each. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD’S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea: With a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting Events of hia Life, from 1733 to 17411, as written in his ...
... Om. it Widen. las. in QIR EDIIVARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of hi. SHIPWRECK. end COMM/CENT DISCOVERY .(CERTAIN ISLANDS in the CARIBBEAN SEA. With • Detail of massy Extrmedinary Bents in his Life, from 1733 1743. whim his own Diary. Edited by Miss JANE , PORTER ...
... vols. post Bvo. 2l«. cloth. SIR EDWARD SEAWARDS NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea; with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting Events in bit Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...
... there with the Caribbean Sea—the first, across the low country to Greytown, passing northward of Lake S.lico, id tne second debojehing the Atlantic near Greytown, and connected a straight line w the canal at San Juanillo to tho Caribbean Sea, where a new ...
... Saturday morning; Sunda. Yokohama-London, left Hong Kong 10m. R.M.S.P.—Andes, from Southampton, arrived Buenos Ayres 9th; Caribbean, for Bermuda, left New York 10th; Deseado, Liverpool-Buenoa Ayres, arrived Kio de Janeiro 10th; Desna, Liverpool-Buenos Ayres ...
... arnyeu Montevideo 29th; Arzila, Morocco-London, relt Palmas 29th; Asturias, from Buenos Ayres, arrived Southampton 29th; Caribbean, for Bermuda. left New York 29th; Orotava. Southampton-West Indies and New York, left Antilia obth. P.S.N.O.—Hnanehaco. for ...