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... respectable performance. Mr. Morton Ta- vares, a new melodramatic actor of some reputation, and described as a native ofthe West Indies, made his appear ance in the part of Edmund Tressilian, but he failed to make any impression on the audience. Mr. J. B ...
... Sydney Piatt, the Master of the Hunt, and the owner of Sir Thomas and Southampton, sailed from Plymouth on Sunday for the West Indies in a steam yacht chartered from Admiral Lord Clarence Paget. He takes out with him Steele, the ground man, and a number ...
... at Trippler's Hall, New York, singing an air from La Sonnambula. When she was twelve she went on a concert tour in the West Indies; and 011 November 24, 1859, she made her operatic debut in New York as Lucia. In 1 861 she first appeared in London. Mr ...
... REVIEWS. Sport, Travel, and Adventure in Newfoundland and the West Indie*. By Captain W. R. Kennedy, R.N., with illustrations by the author. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. 1885. CAPTAIN KENNEDY was senior officer on board the Druid ...
... to be) it is an inquiry into the social condition and methods of administration of two of these colonies, Ceylon and the West Indies-- for the book is one of a series. Mr. Salmon thinks that Home Rule, in the rational sense of the term (self-government ...
... of it, was seemingly exemplified in the wild attempt at simultaneously typifying such a widely diversified area as the West Indies, South Africa, and the Cape Colonies. The car was drawn by ■six horses led by the like number of sturdy fellows, their faces ...
... of the Saragasso Sea. By John C. Hutcheson. Blackie and Co. This volume opens with a readable description of life in the West Indies, and for several chapters gives a fairly good idea of the things of interest on board ship and around attending a voyage ...
... musical instrument and need capital to manufacture with. I have travelled in the East Indies, Africa, South America, and West Indies. I am a white man was born in Newark in 1864. Have bsen away since 1876. Have no living relatives. The name of my instrument ...
... scholar, and so delightful a writer as Mr. Froude cannot be other than welcome, and what more picturesque theme than the West Indies could be desired by reader or author? That the book has a weight and value of its own, besides its worth as an entertaining ...
... Commodore Junk is a young woman of the West country, whose brother, for avenging a wrong done to her, is transported to tho West Indies. In the disguise of a boy she rescues him, and as a consequence is compelled to make war upon society as a buccaneer. Her ...
... with so 'prentice a hand. He was hardly fifty years of age when he died of dysentery on his abortive expedi tion to the West Indies in January, 1596, and was buried at sea. And yet he had lived his life, and the strength which had carried so many desperate ...
... records of his early days are somewhat scant. His father was the captain of a merchant vessel trading between London and the West Indies. It was characteristic of the future career of the man that Raffles should have been born at sea, off the coast of Jamaica ...