... CARIBBEAN HOSPITALITY. According to the author C.unps in the Cari. beet,” the native# of those islands obey one text Scripture the letter, they “use hospitality one to another without grudging.” I recall, he says, one of the many excursions which I made ...

... had only by climbing a flight eight hundred step* cut in the solid rock. The people of Saba are celebrated throughout the Caribbean Islands for the fishing boats they build in crater,—the oddest place imaginable fora shipyard. When the boats are ready to ...

... 7'he pension was commuted in 18143. The Earl of Kineoul, under a grant from Charles 1., had acquired claims in sad over the Caribbean Islands. He was good enough, in 1673, to surrender his claim+ io that quarter of the globe in men for a pension r.f £lOOO ...

... Arabs, and Syrians, who can read : and write. addition it estimated tiiaton both sides of the continents north and south the Caribbean Sea there are at least 15,000 who are j conversant with Arabic. The title ol the paper is .\mtricu, which signifies “Star ...

... was one of that, great cyclotdal storms, reported op by the late Colonel Raid, which swept down the whole length of the Caribbean Bea, and turning with tbe Golf btresar, followed the coast of North to Newfoundland, and finally crossed the atic to the ...

... the Royal Boeisety. Mr latest work, issued only last year, a Report the Comatuln dredged by the United %lea Surrey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Herbert = energy was a man of much physical end intelleed vigour, and a indmerious werkerariff an had probably ...

... that even the Bishop of Rumtifoo, who, according to Mr. Gilbert, took lessons from professor dancing order to amuse his Caribbean flock, would, if put into a play, bo at once taken under the protection of the Lord Chamlterlain. Mr. James Payn has finished ...

... Commissioners, it was reported, bad passed through St. Thomas from Europe for Cuba. Four United States' steamers wcre in the Caribbean Sea. Captain Eldredge saw no privateers on the passage out or home, and suggests that British vessels see so many in order ...

... Co»st and Geodetic Survey Steamer perieiice. and one that I shall not be likely soon Blahc, in the Gulf of Mexico, in the Caribbean Sea, forget, this adventure with too mob of Kurdish I andolotig (hr Atlantic Coast of the United States, from women, i IS> ...

... meret lni oo dicet T. The cos this seemess Ameg e., Po rril l she ti- C ett i = 7=1:17 ammer, whom daring achtmensants in We Caribbean are sattrarted attention. wapturieg and destroyitig • ot nasechant West India and in the South AMNION tholitenter escaped ...