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... occupied of machinery or in over- population —Athenceum Geologist?— dis - covcrv last year's operations Survey Blake in the Caribbean ' - to of bamboo cane shells land bris all blown out to easterly frequently vegetation more waterlogged sink i contents some ...
... transferred to Canada. In 1794 ho sailed frem Halifax to tako part in the éxpedition againdt the ¥rench islands in the Caribbean, and after many hard battles about the base of Mount i’elee, captured Martinique from tha valiant General Rochamgeau. ...
... always we suit it of it is life - Jean We hired boat in a small port on coast of Yucatan and with a native crew put into Caribbean once pirate-haunted Cozumel had a gap in a coral in the of a gale It via angusta and to us landlubbers it looked like of ...
... rocked the Erzeroum area of Eastern Turkey Warships of Britain Canada the Netherlands and the United States will combine in Caribbean training exercises next month is reported from Washington Hamburg State Opera Company has been Invited to present Mozart’s ...
... responsible for the organisation of houseworkers in this area very properly received her share of the verbal bouquets In the Caribbeans SOME of that ‘eded sunshine of which there has been such dearth this island this year seemed permeate the meeting of the ...
... London this week. with young workers from other parts of the country, on a six-week goodwill and educational tear of the Caribbean. • % .-- N DUNLOP FORT here ' s thepattern \ that ts the way • For safe and economical winter motoring there is only on* ...
... WENDY, by N. F. Cooper, 42, Fairhoime Road, Ward End, Birmingham GOODWILL MISSION TO CARIBBEAN Two young Midland workers have flown from London Airport to the Caribbean this week on a six-week goodwill and educational tour. They are in a party of 20 travelling ...
... Back from the Caribbean RECICNTLY returned from an 18-month tour of Mexico and Havana as field service engineer of Leyland Motors Ltd.. Mr. 13. H. Griffin has been appointed to the sales, staff of Leyland's Birmingham office. A Tewkesbury man, he is a ...
... E. Hobbs, of Stratford Road, Warwick, and First Steward J. Kettleborough, of Rugby. s see? What kind of people are these Caribbean folk? Robert. Errington Gibbs writes of where most of the natives ore poor, but who are writing new Calypsos and preparing ...
... ship is by no means over in the Caribbean and every morning passengers gather of the quay for the six-hour journey from Grenada to Carriacou. AMONTH of official engagements in sun-drenched islands faces Princess Mc Caribbean next week. She will be travelling ...
... Caribbean Riviera On February 9 the Royal Yacht will reach Barbados, a colony which has been under the British Crown for more than three centuries, an area of the flying fish and one of the most densely populated places in the world. This is the Riviera ...
... Princess in the Baboons ere Reck .] 1 I• 11 1 k R. Princess Margaret, smiling her delight at being home after her triumphal Caribbean tour, driving to Clarence House yesterday. Cheering crowds gave her an enthusiastic welcome of London Airport and along the ...