... of money it will lead to, it cannot fail to exercise a beneficial influence on the commercial affairs of this colony. The Caribbean Sea has become the great highway for the ooranseroe which connects the United States with their territories in the Pacific ...

... of money it will lead to, it cannot fail to exercise a beneficial influence the commercial affairs of this colony. The Caribbean Sea has become the great highway fur the commerce which two. necta the United States with their territories in the Pacific ...

... so also was precedent RUI ciimtuon sense. But, if the prleiciples of medical ethics aretrisrepriled in this island of the Caribbean, a let ne tisk. the first and foremost to run ri t against theme? Who first violated these:.nd even went the length of attempting ...

... light of scientific knowledge has not yet, even in this year of grace 1.865, penetrated to illumine this Island of the Caribbean. It is human to err, but it is dishonest to justify error, and to malign those who when called upon by a high national ...

... liver might probably diet, had he not I unfortunately negl wash his face aril I comb his hair on the day oft- the accident. Caribbean Islands were. we believe reml by the. countryire i of all and whilst reading the of this itiquelit, we are tempted to suppose ...

... For half a century this , grace 1865, penetrated to illamiue this paper has been regarded and looked up to as leland the Caribbean. It is human to the very Delphian oracle of Medical Science. en r, but it is dishonest to justify error, and to Having amongst ...

... of Colombia. Its least breath from sea to sea is 27 miles, and its config tration is that of. a bow, the coast • ef the Caribbean Sea forming the convex side, a id that of the Pacific the cencave. It is c othed with dense tropical vegetation, en impenetrable ...

... States of Colombia Its least breath from sea to sea is 27 miles, and its , config nation is that of a bow, the coast of the Caribbean Sea forming the convex side, a -,cl that, of the Pacific the concave. - It is c othed with dense tronieal vegetation, in ...

... to require recapitulation here. Suffice it to ii..ythat the negromisista invariably point to Hayti—the plague-spot of the Caribbean Sea—when they want to levels abaft against the destinies of that race, and contrast complacently its au with its present ...

... Although msny vessels were lying in close oroximity to the • Europeen' it the time of the dissitur. none excepting the 'Caribbean' of the same line sustained any serious damage. The last-ttemed vessel was moored nt the opposite side of the wltsrf from ...

... formal resignation, and he has declared that whether it is aceepted or not lie will leave the island. • Tat steamship Caribbean of the Liverpool , West India, and Pacific line lying in the port of Aspinwall, received such serious damage by the explosion ...

... The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's Steamer Caribbean. The Star and Herald says :—ONing to the serious accident received by the West India and Pacific Steamship Company's Steamer Caribbean in the disaster et Aspinwall, that vessel will require ...