... Is an opening from the Gulf of Mexico into the f Caribbean Sea. It may here be as easily named as anywhere, ) that the heated waters of the South Atlantio Ocean pass in a Z.current through the Caribbean Sea, and through the opening last named into the ...

... Adventures. By Grant Allen with illustrations by Gordon'Browns. Ge. (Graxit I Richards.) The Queen of Atlantis. A Romance oft Caribbean Sea. By Frank Aubrey. Ga. (no)-ifte son and Co.) The Hymns and Ayma-Writers of the Church Hymnair B9 Rev. John Brownlie ...

... Marston, edited, with an intro- ductory memoir, by William Sharp, forming the new volume of 'I The Canterbury Poets; 'The Caribbean Confederation (London Casell and Co.), a Cobden Club pamphlet, by C. S. Salmon, setting forth a plan for the union of the ...

... British Governor of .Jamaica reslsved to master Lake Nicaragua, end the course of the River San ,Tuan: its outlet to the Caribbean' Sea. He de- *!r spatched 600 men for the wvork. Nelson, then n- post-captain in the Hinchinbrool frigate, vas !rs directed ...

... coast, passed on to the .r* of ?? Hope, and thence home again ' oston by St. Uelena, Ascension. Isand, Traliii. ard the Caribbeane Sea. .A qiaity cbvionsly possessed by Captain Fi-,5un iS cheerfulness as well as hardihood, ,Ad tlisS Crops up in his book ...

... nioutiet the distance separating them from the ship dihin- ished. The Grampus, so long as it remained in that part of the Caribbean Sea, sheltered by the distant Cuban uountains, kept on tacking to come close to the wind. The boat, on the contrary, went ...