... whclise bhe thexicritish Eist dsinded, no otier reason, ?? ac-th twentieth century. The Mex~ican Gulf (includ-.t ing the Caribbean Sea) is about to becoit '-the Mediterranean of the Western Hemisphere as American authors and statesmen are now calling ...

... nor -h-aisterly tr pwsie. issng probably between MLWde-ra and the Canary Islauds. lie will maike for vi (onte~rrm in the Caribbean Sea, and, if necessary, recrtiit a little beforo continuing his voyago. He is provided with suoh necessaries as compass. ...

... people with Ivankrupfccy, misery, and Mansion House funds, that it was almost taken for granted that anyone describing things Caribbean would, of necessity, join in the chorus of lamentation. deprecated such an attitude, and considered tliat the West Indians ...

... word opens up vistas. She tells how he joined the Brotherhood of tho Coast,” and did doughty deeds amid the islands of tho Caribbean Sea. How passed unscathed through parlous perils, escaping even the toils of the inquisition, and returning rich with spoil ...

... The English, who are predominant on the Suez Canal, should be, and will be, the first to admit it. The Mexican Gulf and Caribbean Sea are, as American writers have aptly described them, the Mediterranean of the New World. And there X’ncl# Sam naturally ...

... splendidly-equipped steamers will, in course of time, make the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea as popular for holiday resort as the Mediterranean. The Gulf and the Caribbean are, they tell us, the Mediterranean of the New World,” with scenes passing fair ...

... the tropics, hooka with a chunk of pork. And worse pirates than any who ever showed the black flag and crossbones in the Caribbean Sea, or the favourite sea-thief’s beat—between New York and Madagascar. These are the crimp and tho low lodging-house keeper ...

... well-meaning poor devils, only horribly and dangerously ignoraat of war and polities, and no more fit to trusted with vote than Caribbean bahv with magazine rifle, ami they will just sit down and erv with soreness and humiliation the staggering truth of all. ...

... the war with and of the placing commission of the Bt. Paul as a United States warship. It was given by the Society of the Caribbean, club consisting of the war correspondents who participated in the campaign of Cuba and Porto Kico. A unique feature of the ...

... into continuous roar. This lasted through Wednesday night until Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. The eruption began Wednesday. A huge cloud in dark, dense columns, charged with volcanic matter, rose height of eight ...

... destruction that we are keen of brain, and ready of purpose Some those who have read the story of these disasters in the Caribbean Sea, with their pitiful revelations of human helplessness, must have reflected on the sombre light which such events on the ...

... connection with the West Indian disasters: “It is to be deplored that scientific men do not study more the lands round the Caribbean Sea. That splendid country is doomed soon to disappear. Tho favoured region of Columbia contains incalculable wealth, which ...