The plantation in question, Llanrumney, is named for the South Wales birthplace of Captain Henry Morgan – infamous pirate, slaveowner and sometime lieutenant governor of Jamaica. We quickly ...

(Sadly, no photography allowed of those.) The exhibition then transitions into your actual pirates. Blackbeard, Henry Morgan, Captain Kidd... all of them led complicated lives and spent only the ...

Later, sailors, including many pirates and corsairs, developed a taste for the drink. One of the most famous, Captain Henry Morgan, settled in Jamaica in his old age and established his own ...

You look much too naked for a decent English gentleman. Capt. Sir Henry Morgan: You do not *vote* pirates off the seas. You engage them, rake, and scuttle them. My lords and gentlemen, we have ships, ...

“the supposed birthplace of Captain Henry Morgan”. The caption beneath his “grand portrait” read “Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica 1636–1688.” Nowhere did it mention that he was a pirate who looted ...

Hall stars as Dexter Morgan ... but Captain James Flint (Toby Stephens) knows that the golden age may not last long. The long and creeping reach of civilization is threatening the pirates ...

Purchased as a slave in the Panama market by the Dona Inez, daughter of the Spanish Governor, Welshman Sir Henry ... pirates soon find themselves acting under the authority of the English and ...

The newest sweet and spicy members of the Captain Morgan Sliced portfolio hits shelves right in time for warmer weather… and each cocktail-inspired can is coming in hot (or sweet), but with a ...

This sugar and rum plantation was originally owned by Captain Henry Morgan, who was born in Llanrumney, an area in South Wales. Directed by Patricia Logue, the play gives an insight into the ...

Capt. Horatio Sinbad, the professional buccaneer who stormed the Beaufort waters in a homemade pirate ship, blasting cannons for delighted tourists, has died aboard his own vessel after a long ...