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... iroopa ta Bring upon striker*. M. Denis Gnibert, member for Martinique, •upported the previous speaker, acd added that the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming Anglo-Saxon lake. France ahould therefore not losing Martinique and Gnudrtoupe by bad adminiatration ...
... Morgan, the Buccaneer; Soon after the conquest Jamaica, Port Bojal became tiie chief rendesrooi of the buccaneers of the Caribbean Sea, romantic company of arrant and daring blades. The softening hand Time baa worn the rough edges off their iniquities ...
... (he future has been strangely overlooked.” After speaking of the splendid prosperity Jamaica and our other colonies ia the Caribbean rien days gone by. Ih** writer traces the causes of their commercial decline, which began with*the abolition of slave Ir ...
... costs, A WONDERFUL ANCIENT RACE A correspondent of the New York Times gives an interesting account of Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea. In the course of his remarks he says: There are no sanitary regulstions in the town, and 20 one koows how many smallpox ...
... A WONVEIthI:!. AMIENT RACE A emrespendient 4 the Jerk gives account el bards Mara, on Caribbean Sea. In of his rimarks he says: Ti..'., are no sanitary regul ti ins in the town, and no one knows how many smallpox tat..,,'. may be lying in nous. If ...
... more. It is a Crown save your own soul or prove a blessing to others. Colony slightly larger than Wales. situated on the -- Caribbean Sea, while its population three years ' WHAT SHALL THZ ago numbered 34,747, of whom only 481 were whites, Some little boys ...
... polite de Montmorenci buck nigger earning modest dollar day and stealing as much more as could lay on ill humble capacity of Caribbean seaport Hyppolite most called him Jim short— used except to dispense with many garments prescribed civilisation Panama hat ...
... the 'fropicit, there was no sign of waste or leaguer about him. His health during all years he had spent under a burning Caribbean sun had never suffered; fever and had passed him by. Perhaps it was hie abstemiounnees that bail enabled him to eerape the ...
... inquiry for light Central America has also bought more freely, and travellers for Manchester houses on the coast of the Caribbean have been able to eccure orders of considerable Roumsnia and portions of the Lower Danv- bian Provinces the has increased ...
... homes on that a good marry infant 'shoots are regarded by Mr. James Parter emu iiilates owning a new Mee coast of the Caribbean have born able to the mothers as creche.. 'there their children will tunnel soh on 'he diatnef to be nut by the secure orders ...
... greatest lateral seas and gulfs lea lann itsuad. In this case, white the 8.52 a.m. in Um Aileron: are the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean train from Clapham Junction to London bridge was See, Gulf of Guinea, Hudron's Bay, and the drat of standing et So. Bplatform ...
... Canada, will have been rent twain, and with its severance down will the British Empire. will find that her possessions in the Caribbean have lapsed. She will she has overtaxed our patience. She has started) with a new King upon a new career that will break ...