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... rapidly nearing Kingston, the Rev. Father MacCarthy briefly recounted the pleasure of the voyage from Albion to the sunny Caribbean, and testified how greatly the courtesy of Captain Parsons and his officers had contributed to the enjoyment of all. He proposed ...
... there is the fact of the United States more or less settled policy concerning the ultimate absorption of the islands in the Caribbean Sea contributing its quota to wards the creation of what one is almost tempted to call strained relations between tire two ...
... --------------------- REVIEW. MPORT ANT FACTS. TRINIDAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY from what is called or heart failure, • CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN:' (LIMITED), -aasing among us. i failure s a THIS journal finis in the present con- -lent of the dition of affairs ...
... reapon.ibi i'y, meeting every demand for jusVce with a phtase. This was all very well sei long as we were supreme in the Caribbean. Now that the place (f Spin has been taken by oae of our keenest commercial rivals the political consequences of undiluted ...
... September 29th. The I7ebats that. Europe is resigned to see the United States exerting a preponderating intlueneo in , i.he Caribbean sea. Wasiougtou, September 2Otti. President Roosevelt has undergone a second operatius, cutting to the bone of the leg, which ...
... hq . na Planter (April 29', ask US at times why we five so mach attention to Barbados, that little English island 10 the Caribbean that exports annually hut some to tons of suvr 7 To these we answer that the island of Barbados is one of the most iliteresting ...
... to expose the seat trouble in regard to the miserable financial position of our West colonies. Nobody acquainted with the Caribbean expects that the recent Imperial grant-in-aid will do any practical or permanent good to the West Indiee. What is obviously ...
... egainst the offender. It is the duty of Barbados to take her traditional place at the head of the British colonies in the Caribbean in the 'Hort to save them beautiful Islands from a scourge which we are afraid will decimate Trinidad. We have no doubt whatever ...
... have led to its abandoment Mr. Balfour might well have made this point clear for the benefit of the inhabitants. of the Caribbean colonies. Mr. Hobtiouse, the member for East Blistel. contended that •alien the abandonment of St. Lucia Wag justified on ...
... its distinguished author. Each point touched at during a tour through the West Indies and along the southern shore of the Caribbean Sea is pleasantly described and any piotureeque Incident in its history is related in an easy, chatty way Sir Frederick seems ...
... is an able man, a great man. That is shown by the fact that three powerful nations felt it ne. cessary to stop him in the Caribbean and send him back to Europe in order to prevent his getting into Venezuela. You do not think this action was justified ...
... has Ibeen profoundly impressed by the exhiaition cf loyslty to an old friend which : the °cession has cilled forth in the Caribbean [ Colonies, and in return the B MS P. Company Ihas determined to stand by them and coutiwie the mail son ice without alteration ...