Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 291William Blackwood, 1962 - England |
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Page 199
... Belize , the chief port and seat of Government of the Colony of British Honduras , is no stranger to hurricanes . During a very long period of immunity , ex- tending from the earlier half of the nineteenth century to 1931 , all ...
... Belize , the chief port and seat of Government of the Colony of British Honduras , is no stranger to hurricanes . During a very long period of immunity , ex- tending from the earlier half of the nineteenth century to 1931 , all ...
Page 202
... Belize was past . Then , on Monday morning ( 30th October ) came the rumour that Hattie , now in 18 ° something North , was heading south - west . We know- ing ones gave loud , rude guffaws . " Reciprocalities , " we said , " that old ...
... Belize was past . Then , on Monday morning ( 30th October ) came the rumour that Hattie , now in 18 ° something North , was heading south - west . We know- ing ones gave loud , rude guffaws . " Reciprocalities , " we said , " that old ...
Page 207
... Belize and other towns is the ruin of our forests . We depend largely on forest products ( mahogany , cedar , pine ... Belize as a sort of New Jerusalem thirty miles inland . course you can move the seat of government - but are the ...
... Belize and other towns is the ruin of our forests . We depend largely on forest products ( mahogany , cedar , pine ... Belize as a sort of New Jerusalem thirty miles inland . course you can move the seat of government - but are the ...
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