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... manifesto it to Kinney volunteers are willing to risk outside chance suspecting they do that after pa wing by the of in the Caribbean Sea will tack their backs upon Mosquito Coast make all sail for end of Cuba 600 miles from and the body the Spanish troops ...
... volunteers are willing to risk the outside chances, suspecting, as they do, that after passing the western end of Cuba, in the Caribbean Sea, they will tack about, turn their backs upon the Mosquito coast, and make all sail for the eastern end of Cuba, 600 miles ...
... Europe are warmed ee stream to the method of warming buildings by hot water, and calls the Torrid Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Gulf stream the conducting pipe, and the great hot-air chamber being from the ...
... north-western parts of Euroie are wanned the Gulf stream to the method of buildings water and the Torrid Zone the furnace the Caribbean the Gulf of Mexico the boilers the Gulf stream the conducting pipe and the great hot-air chamber being from the banks of ...
... delicious dates from the borders of theGreat Sahara, the countless cocoa-nuts from the shores of the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, the brown mat- ting of our offices and halls, the ivory-like looking toy of the child, the wax-like looking candles ...
... Sahara, and eagerly purchased by the people ; look nt those fine cocoa-nuts, grown on the shores of the Inelian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and here retailed in penny slices t > the humbler inhabitants the British metropolis. Step into house, and there too ...
... the Boston Relief j and Submarine Company from Captain Joseph P. Couthouy, com- J manding the company's expedition to the Caribbean Sea, dated j brig Monagas, over the San Pedro, December 12th, 1357, by which it appears that after about three months' p ...
... informed that have been received office of Boston Belief and Company from Captain P Couthouy commanding expedition to the Caribbean Sea brig over San Pedro December 12th 1857 which it appears that three months’ blasting and clearing Ac had at got fairly ...
... Mississippi or ficiently restoreil for me even to look at the picture at pre- Au.Mon, mixing the over-salt water of the Caribbean Sea i sent . J nndert ...
... more and more rapid the Mississippi ficiently restored for me even look picture at pre-Amazon mixing over-salt water of Caribbean sent- the commission know the the shire considerable reluctance on of the prevail in of engagements True it is I have like ...
... to be employed the coming season in operating upon vessels in Turkish waters. The other expedition has been sent to the Caribbean Sea, under the command of Captain Couthouy. After various misadven- tures, at length the Bay of Cumana, in Venezuela, was ...
... Briti-h Outrages, in Kenelm*. Chipping Norton.—LuUorwortli, liigham Ferrers, boarding American ships in the Gulf and the Caribbean Sea, Market AlXreto®. has ceased. Mr. Dallas writes this Government that ...