... in the chain that separates the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Mr. R. A. Ober in the Century) naval folk became aware of its importance; they that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea, yell it breasts the rough Atlantic waters; that ...

... is equally certain that she will soca be wedded. ILUISLI MONSTROSITY. This monstrosity comes from that wonderlann el the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico. It is • 7 ram specimen of Indian scull>. and is all done in marble. It is sort of between the masterpieces ...

... mind to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been &item out to the Caribbean Sea in order to recaps from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain Revers ? ...

... required height by a huge y. which in the middle e a dam over which the surplus water of the lake will run out into the Caribbean Sea. Having been raised by theme three locks to the height of the Lake, the vessel will stow at full ocean ztanaloss the ...

... the Kearsarge, said to be the last ship in the old American War navy. It is reported that she was wrecked on a reef in the Caribbean Sea, and although officers and men were saved, there is an end apparently to the glories of the stout old warvessel. We have ...

... has annexed Ares Island, and has hoisted the British flag there. Ayes Island is • small barren islet in the east of the Caribbean Bea, 140 miles west of Dominica. A telegram from St. Vincent states that a party of men from cruiser Tribune, under the command ...

... enemies that the merchants had, and the Bay Colonies in the North were combining with the Barbados in a movement to clear the Caribbean of these pests. Therefore when it was known that we had got the better of one of the fiercest of these waters, it can be ...

... of Commons Committee. The captain of the Hamburg-Amerika Line steamer Carl Schur: reports that, while passing through the Caribbean Sea, the vessel was brought to a stop by a whale forty-two feet in length, and weighing three tons. The benefactor who recently ...

... meant not to cast • doubt on your assiwaship, said O'Buarke ; . I doubt not that you know much kbout the buccaneers of the Caribbean as you do of the Corseire of Sallee, and I swear that I may every night that I may newer meet with worse a your ° T . dubious ...

... From the waters edge battery rose above battery in a succession of huge steps cut out of the solid rock, and in front the Caribbean Sea lying under the golden sun like a huge turquoise that stretched into infinity. The American generals have lost their ...

... Island', which were the scene of tlt& earthquake, extend north and west from the island of. Martinique, on the edge of the Caribbean Sea, to. rurto Rico. Montserrat hi one of the most limit/dui and pleasant of the West India Islands, and has population of ...

... set his heart on nothing save the getting together of a fleet of which he would be admiral, to command the whole of the Caribbean, and so to make a levy upon all ships bound for the Spanish Main, from the Brazils to Panama; and he thought that a fast ...