... know, he added, this is a very nice harbour; it is conveniently situated, and is very bandy fur getting out into the Caribbean Sea for manieuvering purposes. He thought it poisible that in view of the pendirg arrival of the French squadron they In'ght ...

... delivered. While West Indians will be pleased that a ship of the British Navy is to bear the same name of one of the of the Caribbean Sea the honour is in memory of Admiral Jervis's great sea fight and victory off Cape St. Vincent in Portugal for which he ...

... been able to do before. THIRTEEN DAYS.—Yesterday after having been drifted in all directions by the strong currents of the Caribbean sea, and also becalmed for several days, the Venezuelan Falucho Moreva of 8 tons arrived safe and sound from Carupano after ...

... Southern Mexico. But it lignite possible that they may be pro vomitory of volcanic eruptions extending from Mexico into the Caribbean basin. Seismologists have pointed that the Martinique volcanic cataelym which overwhelmed St. Pierre in May, 1902, was preceded ...

... , Dutch interest here. The Getman cruiser Villas. is going to visit Margarite, an island belonging to Venezuela, in the Caribbean Sea. At Puerto Cabello, the Cherj bdis has blown up the subterraneoun prison cells of Cantle Libertador with dynamite. All ...

... Haynes Speed Queen, Mr. .T. Crawford's The Nun, Mr. .1. Crawford's St Expetilt°, Mr. King's Clodali, Mr. King's Vidus. The Caribbean Stakes—Distance: 6 furlongs —Value to tha winner, £5 to the second. Mr. Mark Ketr's Lassie, Mr. St George Plummer's Kantaka ...

... Trinidad, both as regards their mode of formation and their geological structure. On the north we bare the clear water of the Caribbean Sea, and the east the Atlantic, while along the southern coast and into the landlocked basin of the Gulf of Paria on the ...

... attention to which it is fairly entitled units merita. The writer is a strident advocate of the policy which would push the Caribbean colonies, nolens outside the door of the Itritish Empire, and the extravagance of his panacea for West Indian ills is perhaps ...

... privileged to publish in extenso yesterday. Throughout the British West Indies (and it must be as bad or worse in other Caribbean islands) infant mortality is far too heavy and calls for some systematic and constant effort to minimize the evil. The great ...

... fence. If the u was a personality at the War Office as able an as powerful as there is at the Admiralty our policy in the Caribbean would have been conceived on different lines no doubt. But even then It would not meet the case, because our commercial strategy ...

... it appeal more tPrtotly to Wit Indian ri-lthrs as a whole, hy encouraging contributions from and ooncero:ng the various Caribbean colonies. Mirror, in its review of the maga. sine ago, al's 1 tendered some wholes. q e advice which it 'A well for the ...

... shown, and we attempted also to point out the exact value of the preferential judged from the business interests of the Caribbean. Our intention was avowedly to disenchant the facts and eliminate the glamour which the constant reiteration of Canada's ...