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... CARIBBEAN HOSPITALITY. According to the author C.unps in the Cari. beet,” the native# of those islands obey one text Scripture the letter, they “use hospitality one to another without grudging.” I recall, he says, one of the many excursions which I made ...

... THE CARIBBEAN SEA. TIIINIDAY, mar 17. The Spanish equadros Admiral Carvers, whine unexpeoted at Martinique lest week has soused considerable alteration in tbe plans of the United States commander, oonsists of armoured cruisers torpedo-boat destroyers ...

... CARIBBEAN HOSPITALITY. Asbording to the author of Camps in the Caribous, at Wanda obey one tekt of to the Isere, hospitality one to enotber witliost grudging. . I resell, he Nays, 00 of - the excursions, nillich I made into the in spy bird*. The day ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CARIBBEAN. The West India and rand° Steamship Cempany's steamer Caribbean, Captain Whithurn, arrived in the Horsey yesterday afternoon from Colon, Kingston, and Port-eu.Frince. She brings • full cargo and ten cabin pmaeogors. The now. from ...

... TAME CARIBBEAN^. The Jardin d’Acclimation, which has of late ] years been as much celebrated for its exotic human visitors as for botanical specimens, is about to receive interesting addition to its attractions in the shape of consignment of Galibis from ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CARIBBEAN. Yeaterday the Wert India and Pacific Steamship Com* pany’a steamer Caribbean, Captain Hoare, arrived at liverpool from Colon and Kingston, bat her news is unimportant. It will remembered that at the time the European was blown ...

... LUSTRALLAN CARIBBEAN ...

... i CARIBBEAN CHILIAN 1 ILUS'rEALIA. - JAMAICA. 81'EAMERS ILAC NICOLL k aCOSSOULTINARMURIHLDEBS AND Inspteters awls, Construction of Ships Steamers, Boilers, ro.Bs, AND PATIVIT Awcnon Diiiiieniing with Catheads. -- 6791aut 6, DIXON-STIIENT, GLASUOW ; Ass ...