

Casey, “special Indian agent" for the U.S. Hubbard’s orphaned son?Ī letter from local rancher Jesse Sumner to Capt. Hubbard, those records make a reach in noting that an orphan named Daniel Hubbard was kidnapped by Seminoles in a rugged area to the north of Tampa later that same year. Hubbard was only the second person buried there. Records of the cemetery maintained by the Tampa Historical Society say Mr.
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A few entries later, the commissioners resolved to stop paying for free coffins for people who died broke. There are no other details, just an accounting of the $7 dollars paid out by the county to Alexander Gage, who ran the first ferry on the Hillsborough River, for Hubbard’s coffin. That makes it sound like Hubbard wasn’t alone. Hubbard was “one of the Cuban pirates found dead in the woods June 1850," read the minutes from a September 1850 Hillsborough County Commission meeting. Still, Denham said, “I know everyone wants to be able to identify pirates in Tampa, but the evidence is very sparse.” Mr. By 1850, there was commerce going on, both licit and illicit, between Tampa and Cuba.” “Remember, this was a maritime society, the only way to get to Tampa really was by water. Denham, a history professor at Florida Southern College who has written extensively about Antebellum Florida. “These kinds of people drifted in and out of Tampa in those years,” said James M. A Fort Brooke soldier fatally shot El Indio on May 21, 1850, four days past his scheduled hanging, and claimed the reward. to be in a boring or negative situation and there’s no hope of getting outġ4.But the word “pirate” is nowhere in the historical record. the state before making an important decisionġ1. violent behaviour on the streets caused by stressful traffic situationsġ0. something that was good before but now is getting worse and worseĩ. not extreme, acceptable and liked by most peopleĨ. making somebody very angry and frustratedĦ. a place that hasn’t been discovered by tourists, it’s isolatedĥ.

Our paths cross, stuck in a rut, drive me round the bend, right up your street, middle-of-the-road, on the right track, an uphill battle, go downhill, off the beaten track, at a crossroads, a dead end, to go from A to B, put sg on the map, hit the road, road rageĢ. L’aggressività al volante sfortunatamente è un grave problema ai nostri giorni. Road rageis unfortunately a very common phenomenon nowadays. Mettiti in viaggio Jack e non tornare più indietro. Hit the road Jack and don’t you come back no more. (mettere qualcuno al centro dell’attenzione) Il suo manager disse che era stato lui a metterlo al centro dell’attenzione. His manager said that it was him who put him on the map. È meglio usare il trasporto pubblico per andare da un punto a un altro. It’s better to use the public transportation to go from A to B. Combattono sempre fra di loro e sono così infelici. They’re fighting all the time and they’re so unhappy. Nostro figlio andrà a scuola l’anno prossimo ed è una decisione davvero importante scegliere quella giusta. Our son is going to school next year and it’s a very important decision to choose the right school. Quando andiamo in vacanza preferisco destinazioni fuori dal mondo. When we go on holiday, I prefer off the beaten track destinations. Questo era il mio ristorante preferito, ma da un paio di mesi sta andando a rotoli. This used to be my favourite restaurant but they have been going downhill for a couple of months. Sto insegnando a mio figlio a usare il vasino. Loro figlio è proprio sulla strada sbagliata. He’s going to drop out of school if he goes on like this. His son is really on the wrong track now. Il suo ultimo libro era buono un po’ per tutti. His latest book is quite middle-of-the-road. Parla di una coppia che va in luna di miele in Giamaica. It’s about a young couple who go on honeymoon to Jamaica.

Non prestavano mai attenzione ai loro compiti. Le studentesse l’hanno fatta diventare pazza. They never paid attention and never did their homework. Mi sento come se fossi incastrato nella mia vita quotidiana. Spero che le nostre strade si incrocino ancora.
