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... Arthur, Southampton, Pride of Canada. and Ctly of Lahore. Drove from their moorings and were in some danger—the Botanist, Caribbean, City of Paris, Lady Palmerston, Victoria Bridge, Western Star, Ben4allium, Latoua, Moarsfort, Misaapore, Morayshire, Tinto ...
... Major Laurence Archer stirs and satis- king | concerning the Caymanas—s group under the British that : of islands in the Caribbean Sea, so completely | Crown, peopled by our own race, but are little more than geo- | (PP neglected that Mr N. R. Lawson writes ...
... written by local antiquarim, making of the light whirl. the investigations of the last twenty.: n years have thrown upon Caribbean history and bring.. doom the information in the book to the present tuna.-011EXIT HERALD. War kegs. LIVERPOOL GRAIN 111ARILLT ...
... , that a contest would be hopeless. butherlandehire is ' thought to be impregualfm, but it is thought that there are in Caribbean electors who for money or other bribes will follow the Unionist. There is little doubt that Dr Clark will Le returned with ...
... the notorions Confeder’ ate steamer Alabama off Cherbourg nearly years ago, has wrecked on a reef in the crew were saved. Caribbean Sea. All the officers The alleged cruelties of the German author ities at the formed the subject of liscussion in the Budget ...
... close by we had a fine view of the coast for three hours- We left the mighty Atlantic early this morning, and are now in the Caribbean Sea (dress, one's thinnest shirt). It is just scorching, and the wind is no help to us, for it is soft and warm. To-morrow ...
... Office of the United States Nary at Washington. The place is about sixty miles north of Cape Engand, on the east of the Caribbean Island of Hispaniola. This hole in the ocean, the deepest yet reccrded, was found by the United States cruiser Milwaukee ...
... PATROL EXTENDED Early in the war, said Mr Hull, the United States decided to maintain a patrol from Canada to the Caribbean Sea. The Panama Declaration simply extends that policy. [Canadian waters are exempted, because Canada is at war with Germany. ...
... Glasgow. German Crew Mutinies The crew of the German steamer Heligoland. lying in the harbour of Puerto, Columbia. on the Caribbean Sea. has mutinied. says a report from Bogota, Columbia. broadcast by the Paris wireless. The captain had received orders ...
... the newspaper hints that the United States will demand British possessions in the Western Hemisphere, particularly in the Caribbean. as the price for helping the Allies. The Government newspaper Izvestia cites the arrest of Mr Earl R. Browder, the U.S ...
... Thursday. THE German tanker Emmy Friedrich (4327 tons) committed suicide in preference to capture by a British cruiser in the Caribbean Sea, according to a dispatch from Panama to the New York Times to-day. The dispatch states that the cruiser encountered ...
... vessel was to keep an appointment for the purpose of refuelling and reprovisioning one or more German craft. probably in the Caribbean Sea.—P.A. War Special. ...