... CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.. Fronde long ago expressed fears that all was lost in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick up est:deem. Mr. Archibald Colquhoun recognises an ...

... imagination. The power of a great idea, a great conception, is quite beyond the limitatious of mere statistics. As regar.s the Caribbean, the question is a crucial one. We must turn over a new leaf or be willing to lose ear power in the Nem with which I meal ...

... period without any perceptible rise or fail during those times. Theo there asp the Kinatorial current that ROWs into the , Caribbean Sea, the ever-flowing current to the eastward around tape Horn, the cold stream Rowing fro the icy regions of the north past ...

... journey from Cairo to Khartoum is described by William Gage Erviog, and illustrated by Fernand Lamgres. Looking into the Caribbean Craters is • personal narrative of ascents to the active craters of La Soufriere and Pelee, by George Carroll Curtis, with ...

... and Port' Royal. The latter place, it may be re-I galled, was oomplrtely destroyed by the] far greater shock in 1692. The Caribbean sea is deep, and extremely steel) shore gradients are always a sign of instability. ...

... period without any perceptible rise or fall during those times. Then there are the equatorial current that flows into the Caribbean Sea, the ever-flowing current to the eastward around Cape Horn, the cold stream flowing from the icy regions of the north ...

... ter. Admiral newel - tea given great offence to Germany by saying that the manoeuvring of the United States navy in the Caribbean Sea was an obect lesson to the German Emperor It was a silly thing to say to an interviewer, and the Admiral ought to know ...

... RAILWAY FACILITIES- - Caribbean Sea, the ever-A*l6Ni current DIA=L IT AI r Aka gal ILO* i ran down? • to the eaktuard aranad Cain' Hora• the I stream flowing fr in the r..gions Th e day a: omissions to various towns ''''(?) va yo n utac V i lavl al ...

... Cleveland hisiott. A journey from Cairo to Khartoum described by William Gage Ervinmat4 illustrated by Fernand Laagren. into the Caribbean Craters is a personal of ascents to the active Carters of Soufriere and Pelee, by - Citron Curtis, with some very isms/ ...

... may perhaps have sow-thing to say . A earobinatioc of Great Britain, France, and Spain to preserve the status quo in the Caribbean Sea may make it lees easy for the United States to carry out that full development of the Monroe Doctrine ishieb is the ultimate ...

... may per. haps have Dom. thing to may. A oombinatien. of Gloat Britain, France, and Spain to preserve the status quo in the Caribbean Sea may make it lesn easy for the United States to carry out that full development of the Munroe Doctrine which is ultimate ...

... below the haven between Killeen and Port Royal. The letter plume. iti mar he remllod, was by the liar greater shack len. Caribbean ma is &sop. and ¢ extremely staff) shove gradients are always a sign of instability FOLKESTONE IMP . ROY& APPLICATION FOIL ...