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... INDIES. The West Indi a an d P ac ifi c Steamship Cornany 's steamer Caribbean, Captain Hore, arrived in the Mersey about eight p.m. on Tuesday night. She brings a full cargo. The Caribbean left Port-au-Prince on the 29th ult., bringing five days later news ...
... meets the north-east corner of the continent of South America it divides and one of the branches makes its way into the Caribbean Sea, round the Gulf of Mexico, and out into the ocean, south of Florida. It this point it is a strong swift current, from ...
... ago by an American. The island of Sombrero was well-known, and had long formed a part of the British possessions in the Caribbean Sea. It was surveyed in 1810 by Captain Hayes, a British officer, and again in 1850 by another British officer. In 1856 Captain ...
... race may one day rise again. Scientific research certainly makes it probable that a large territory lies buried beneath the Caribbean Sea, and the tradition is almost as widespread as that of the Deluge. One wonders if those who go on their pleasant errand ...
... each moment the distance separating them from the ship diminished. The Grampus, so long as it remained in that part of the Caribbean Sea, sheltered by the dudant Cuban mountains, kept on tucking to come close to the wind. The boat, on the contrary, went ...
... Sunlight, a !windily magazine opponents would turn round and From the Committee of the sly it was unfair, . Cobden Club : The Caribbean Confederation : A and they would be no nearer a satisfactory decision Plan far the Union of our West Indian Colonies—by than ...
... considerable part of the ship's company were concerned, it resulted in dire minfo tune. Ten days after the Hecate left the Caribbean Sea, two ships were sighted, which the captain and everybody else on bowel believed to be the long-sought treneure-ships ...
... ll;ii:narvellous iale placed like a giant sentinel at the eutranee of the Gulf of Mexico, between the Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea, doe° to St. Domingo and In the month of September, 1770, and at about seven in the evening, three-fourths of the population ...