... currents, the diminution in the quantity of fish available, or in their migration, to obtain food, to other portions of the Caribbean Sea. The quantity of other fish caught in these Seas would not be sufficient to support a fish-curing industry, so that success ...

... Prices have already advanced, so every lets will once more turn their attention to the one will be benefited. Islands of the Caribbean, where cane sugar can : West Indian Cotton is quoted in Liverpool at be produced at a price sensibly below that uf the following ...

... other products of the West Indies, such as cocoa and fruits, so that the vagaries of American fiscal k policy rest upon our Caribbean Colonies like ' a nightmare. On the other hand, Canada covets a tropical annex, and, developing as she is, especially in ...

... impenetrable forests and marshy lands that form so forbidding and gloomy a feature of the country washed by the waves of the Caribbean Sea. Even a few miles outside of the City of Panama the present writer has driven past rolling savannahs studded here and ...

... concerned, sacrificed Imperial interests to economy. Practically the entire British Naval force has been withdrawn from the Caribbean, and thus it came to pass that the Island which is so inseparably connected with the fame of England's great est Admirals ...

... West Indies. Last you we had occasion to expire • hope that visitors might not be deterred from visiting the Islands of the Caribbean through apprehension regarding the Soufriere and Monte Pelee, and now we are anxious that the recent cyclone in Jamaica should ...

... in a centre of disturbance, which first showed itself south of Barbados in the early morning of the 20th then inside the Caribbean on the 21st, passing near St. Vincent, with a promise of moving westwards, instead of which it passed northwards, making ...

... important trade routes. This is coinpieta misconception. It lies almost directly in the track of all steamers inakilig for the Caribbean Sea through the Windward Passage and for the Gulf of Mexico through the Florida Cliamiel. It is very nearly the genie distance ...

... none of the British West Indian possessions dues a higher conception of public obligations exists ; nowhere else in the Caribbean are the same demands made on the time and attention of the colonists In the discharge of public affairs, nowhere is that ...

... weight) Johnny— 2 _ _ Mr KEnt's h beh c Triumph 2 years (Lafayette—Juliet) 91 lbs (9 lbs over. . _ The Clerk' Purse—Rags. 7'he Caribbean 80th.4—Sweetheart. The Ladies' Purse—Ben Battle. Stakes—Triumph. Co/ony Stakes—Bobemian. .11'dos 7'urf Club Stakex—Ben Battle ...

... The Nun. Mr J Crawford's ns St Expedito. Mr King's Clodah. Mr King's Vidus. SECOND RACE-1.30 p.m. Distance: 6 furls. THE CARIBBEAN STAKES—VaIue £35 to the winner. £5 to the second. If five starters the sweepstake of the third horse will be refunded. A ...

... where repairs could be effected, even to a torpedoboat in the event of one receiving injuries lin a naval encounter in the Caribbean Sea, and who knows what eventualities may occur when the piercing of the Panama Canal is an accomplished fact I The Lagoon ...