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“...History of the West Indies." * 3 vols. By
Capt. 'ihomas Southey, 1827.
“ A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher
Columbus.” * By Washington Irving. London : Cassell and
Company, Ltd., 1828.
" ihe West Indies and the Spanish Main.” * By Anthony
Trollope. London : Chapman and Hall, 1839.
" The Cruise of H.M.S. Bacchante, 1879-1882.” By Prince
Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales. London: Mac-
millan and Co., 1886.
“ ihe English in the West Indies, or the Bow of Ulysses.” *
By J. A. Froude. London : Longmans, Green and Co., 1888.
" History of the Buccaneers of America.” By J. Esquemel-
ing, 1684. London : Sonnenschein, 1893.
“ Down the Islands.” * By W. A. Paton. London : Kegan
Paul, Trench and Co., 1888.
" The West Indies.” * By C. W. Eves. London : Sampson
Low and Co., Ltd., 1889 (4th edition, 1897).
“ A Historical Geography of the British Colonies. Vol. II.
The West Indies." By C. P. Lucas. Oxford : Clarendon Press,
1890 (2nd edition, revised by C. Atchley, I.S.O., 1905).
**...”
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“...Mr. C. J. P. Cave. From Cherry Tree
| Hill, a short distance beyond the Abbey, reached by a
I noble double avenue of Casuarina and mahogany trees,
I there is a striking view of the Scotland District, with
I Hackleton’s Cliff (see page 92) beyond.
Farley Hill, in St. Peter’s (16 miles; 1J hours by
I motor-car, 3 hours by carriage from Bridgetown), the
I residence of the late Sir Graham Briggs, is notable as
I being the original home of the beautiful Farliense fern
I (Adiantum Farliense). J. A. Froude stayed here in
I 1887. In the grounds are trees planted by Prince
I Alfred, afterwards Duke of Edinburgh, who visited the
I West Indies in the Euryalus in 1861, and by Princes
I Albert Victor and George (now King George V), who
I toured the Caribbean in H.M.S. Bacchante in 1879-80.
I From Grenade Hall, St. Peter, a disused signal-station
I near by, a fine view of the Scotland District can be
I obtained.
At Turner’s Hall Wood, St. Andrew (14 miles; 1J hours
I by motor-car, 2 hours by carriage...”
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“...off the Villa estate, about two miles
from Kingstown. Good deep-sea fishing is obtainable off Kings-
town and other places near by, and suitable tackle can easily
be hired.
. CLUB. The Kingstown Club, founded in 1891, with premises
in James and Middle Streets, welcomes visitors who are intro-
duced by members.
SIGHTS. Kingstown, which nestles at the foot of the
mountains at the head of a magnificent bay on the
south-west of St. Vincent, is one of the most picturesque
spots in the West Indies. Froude likened it to a
Norwegian town, with its houses along the shore painted
in the same tints of blue or yellow or pink as those in
Norway, with the same red-tiled roofs, the trees coming
down the hill-sides to the water’s edge, villas of modest
pretensions shining through the foliage, with the patches
of cane-fields, the equivalent in the landscape of the
brilliant Norwegian grass.
In the Market Square in the centre of the town and
near the pier stands the War Memorial to those from
St. Vincent...”
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“...INDEX
477
Frederiksted, 328, 329
Freeman, Humphrey, 284
Freemasonry, 40—2, 182, 204
Frenchmen’s Hill, 325, 327
French West India Co., 156.17°
French West Indies, 305-20
Freshwater Bay, 75
Freshwater Lake, 244
Froude, J. A., in, 187
Fruits, 8
Fyzabad, 142, 447
Gage’s Soufrière, 236
Gaillard Cut, Panama, 418, 426
Gaillard, Lieut.-Colonel, 426
Galdy, Lewis, 275
Galeota, Cape, 115, 145 •
Gallow’s Island, 56
Gallow’s Point, 276
Ganson, Wm, 409
Gaspar Grande, 116, 131
Gasparee, 117, 118, 120, 121,
131
Gasparillo, 121
Gates, SirThos., 49
Gatun, 417, 418, 421, 424-5
George, Prince (now King
George V), 48, 90, 95,
in, 136, 142, 164, 208
Georgetown, British Guiana,
374. 375, 376> 377. 378-
379-85
Georgetown, Cayman Islands,
301
Georgetown, St. Vincent, 196,
197
Gibbons, Sir John H., no
Gibbs Hill, 49, 55
“ Gibraltar of the West In-
dies,” the, 226
Gill, Thomas, 84
Goat Island,'151
Gofi’s Cay, 398
Gold, 373, 388, 401
" Gold employees,” 423
Golden Grove, 376
Goldsworthy Road, 178
Goodsonn, Vice-Admiral...”
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