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... ucceaafolly harpooned in the Caribbean Sea. These pictures sre from a striking film, 'entitled Down to the Sea in Ships, which is now being shown at the Palace Theatre. The screen illustrates a thrilling drama of whaling in the Caribbean Sea, and, with the exception ...
... ROMEO AND J-U 4.1 ET- AS PERFORMED BY SINGHALESE IN COLO M BO, CEYLON SHARK- FISHING IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA-- ONE OF THE VICTIMS ...
... and old stages, including the 44 Berkeley Coach, back to the road A CARIBBEAN VENTURER OF TODAY A sailing ship setting out from Nassau in the Bahamas to gather sponges in the Caribbean beds. Once the haunt of pirates, these islands recently became the ...
... and named Bottom. I he people live by fishing and shipbuilding, and have the reputation of building the best boats in the Caribbean Sea. These boats are built in the crater, hauled up out of it, and then lowered down the cliffs to the sea. Saba is only ...
... further south, the Bahamas almost touch the Florida coast, then comes Jamaica, with a strong military force, commanding the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, and lastly British Honduras, in Central America. With these ports as a base, a few British cruisers ...
... helped Nelson to plant the Union Jack on the Mosquito territory, and who at a later date made a present of Greytown to the Caribbean Republic. However that may be, it is to be trusted that a prompt and effectual lesson will be taught the Nicaraguans with ...
... seen much active service, and uses his sea knowledge to good purpose. Pirates of the Main A Story of a Treasure Hunt in the Caribbean Sea. By Stuart Martin. With eight illustrations by D. C. Eyles. (Ci. Arthur Pearson.) 3s. Gd. The Treasure of the Sacred ...
... will be St. Pierre (Martinique), the French West Indies and Trinidad. From thence the intention is to pro ceed through the Caribbean Sea to Colon, the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal. After Panama, the places of call are impossible to fix with exactitude ...
... raven. Battles with Giant Fish. By F. A. Mitchell Hedges. (Duck worth.) 21s. This is the record of two years spent in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific in proving the truth of the author's conviction that the great monsters of the sea still exist. In the ...
... on moonlit decks, and congenial companionship under ideal conditions divorced from the worries of everyday life. The blue Caribbean was the sea of adventure from the days of Elizabeth to those of Nelson, and has since lost little of its glamour and romance ...
... them selves to take up their residence, and, indeed, to transplant their homes among our fellow-countrymen who dwell in the Caribbean Sea. At the time of the last great Cuban insurrection, some six or seven and twenty years ago, when, indeed, war was imminent ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. St. Johnston, who is Administrator of St. Kitts in the West Indies, knows and loves the peoples of the Caribbean; and the thirteen short stories in A West Indian Pepper-Pot (Philip Allan, 10s. 6d.) are filled with strong sunshine and ...