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... being the tendency of the cocoa oroprietors, who had made their fortunes, to become absentees. St. Lucia the key to the Caribbean, possessed a fine harbour and fortifications, and was one of 'ho most important coaling stations of the Empire. Trinidad ...
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... of the Holy Synod was shot et. A treaty revising the Anglo-American agreement respecting the ernetien of a canal from the Caribbean to the Pacific ma admit January. but we. so mutilated by the United States Semite to lead to its abandonment by Great Britain ...
... mighty upheaval in the far-away past, the West Indian Islands had keen thrnst through the shimmering plain of the sunny Caribbean to be the sport of Nature. In generous mood she bestowed her favours upon them with a lavish hand, and for the most part ...
... geologist the United States, has imparted new terror the incidents the eruptions. He fears a subsidence the whole of the Caribbean Islands. Eruptions like ■hese Mount Pelee and Le Soufriere leave void which causes subsidence of bhe earth's crust, which ...
... coast of Venezuela, on Saturday night. The disturbance was accompanied by a noise which was heard along the whole shore Caribbean Sea. Tha leas of life in Martinique is put nearly thousand. Tbe eruption wm the most violent recorded. More than mile on ...
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... boats of the Donald steamship Alice ha** arrived Hlucfields, Nicaragua, with half of the crew, their having ls**n lost the Caribbean Sea. Another boat, containing eleven more men. is missing. Lloyds Kiel message says that the Swedish steamer A-keraung was ...
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... He took part in the batAter of Palk. land Wanda and Heligoland and other engagements. He was wrecked in the atutiliery Caribbean, reeened by the trawler and landed at Stornaway. Football. On Saturday the Wokisighain Football Club (comprising tarne-expired ...
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