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... A Romance of War. By W. Murray Graydon. Marcello; or, The Bravo of Venice. By S. Cobb. The Silver Ship. A Story of the Caribbean Sea. By Leon Lewis. King of Nlbs. RYTKESI. biuple dozen box, pot three Riamps; letter writing artl^*nn*. T.B.L. Sttk>ner>- ...
... WEST INDIAN TROUBLES. From Our Own WASHINGTON, Tuesday. American interests in the West Indies ano the Caribbean Sea are being disturbed by the activity shown by the insurgents in thoee reigns, and the American representatives bare intimated to the State ...
... Colonies, and recommending what reforms, if any, can be introduced, with a view to promoting the physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. This gentleman returned to Southampton on Sunday last in the Orinoco, and his suggestions and recommendations will ...
... cession of tho West Indies is absurd. And so one can only suppose that the Government drifting. Our one intelligible move tho Caribbean during the Victorian Era was the negotiation of the Bulwer-Clayton Treaty. For it recognised England the oldest American ...
... these colonies, and recommending what reforms, if any, can be introduced, with a view of promoting physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. Sir Rupert Royce returned to Southampton on Sunday in the Royal Mail steamer Orinoco. liis suggestions and reco ...
... regrettable state of affairs, and will mrke such arrangements as will, in the event of future trouble or disaster, prevent the Caribbean being deprived of British assistance. ...
... forward were promptly corroborated by an influential section the West Indian Press, and by some of the foremost authorities on Caribbean politics. It is also noteworthy that, so far as can be gathered, no solution of these difficulties has ever been offered ...
... with Berlin at any rate ; and if these bombardments are left to the uncontrolled discretion of German Naval officers the Caribbean, all we can say is that the discretion, is being used with remarkable folly. _ ...
... ** the acquisition of territory the Caribbean as there foreshadowed has been steadily carried out the Americana, and at this date we now find the channels into the Mexican Gulf and western entrance into the Caribbean under their control ; Cuba, the Republic ...
... the vessel other than vaguely to that I* “somewhere In the Caribbean Sea the precise purpose for which the Marines may A member the Government said to today : The Dixie has gone to the Caribbean Sen under sealed orders, which fact precludes me from giving ...
... LEPROSY IN A SWITCH. False Hair from Caribbean Sea Conveys Disease to a Shopgirl. Through wearing a switch of false hair. a girl named Mamie Gillespie, employed in one of the largest department stores in Pittsburg, U.S.A., has contracted lepmsy ...
... CANADA AND %Est' INDIES. Proud. lung ago expressed lean that all WIII loot in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire concerned, and that it only remained to leg the United States to pick up the pieces. Mr. Archibald Colquhoun recognises an inspiring ...