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... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1888. THE CARIBBEAN CONFEDERATION. —ow_- A Review. THE vanity and idleness of the intellectual pretensions of man never appear more ridiculous than when he sets himself to the hopeless task of solving some problem upon which ...
... West India Islands are becotoing more and more popular as a winter resort, and from present appearances it looks as if the Caribbean archipelagoes will be rushed by tourists next ytur. This is as it should be, for there are probably no more picturesque ...
... include Montserrat, notninice, St. Vincent or Grenada, which we regret, as these are among the prettiest of the islands in the Caribbean group. The plan of the route bears evidence that every possible means of contributing to the comfort of passenger; has been ...
... negotiations which are proceeding are nnofficiaL Naval news announces that the U.S.S. New York will sail on Saturday next for a CAribbean cruise, touching at Santo Domingo on 22nd December, at San Juan on Christmas day, at St. Thomas on the a December, and so ...
... Thomas, 31st July, reads thus :—Professor Moore, of Washington, telegraphs following: Storm apparently central middle Caribbean Sea South of Ban Juan, moving West-north-west. High North-west winds diminishing and becoming Southerly. an the . 2nd inst ...
... of their ancient prosperity to those *Colonies. This forecast will be received with profound satisfaction throughout the Caribbean, and we sincerely trust that the Times seer may prove no false prophet. In proceeding to explain the general position of ...
... the effect of Opening the eyes ef the people el England to the crying iniquity suffeied hy their fellow snlijecia in the Caribbean i.laiid, arid ottesgthen the hands of tho British and West Indian Alliance.—/bid, 25th May, ...
... them. The accommodation and of the R.M. Co. may compare favourably with those of the Atlas, or any other company plying in Caribbean waters, and their wines quite as excellent, but what of their rate of speed! What of the long journey across the Atlantic ...
... OF THE WEST INDIAN PEOPLE. To the Editor of the Post: Sir—Allow me, in the name of the West I Indian people Ethiopian and Caribbean race., to tender you their thanks for your impartial journalistic principles, which you have Just manifested toward them; ...
... rolling beneath him in unbounded grandeur—in sublime significance. Beheld on the other side the opaline lustre of the sunny Caribbean sea, from whose shores he and his gallant companions had sturdily toiled through the primeval forests, tangled brakes and ...
... 000 worth a year, all coming to us by direct or intermediary importation from the British possessions in and around the Caribbean Sea and the old Spanish Main. Of oranges they export three-quarters of • million of dollars. They want our flour, our fish ...
... for the Laura are In the direction of new openings for the utilisation of capital ant energy in the fertile islands of the Caribbean Sea. But this change must be permanent; and the fact that it requires to be so must be recognized. There should be no mistake ...