... BRITISH COMMERCE IN THE CARIBBEAN. When the Germans complain that our attitude ' towards them is prejudiced we laugh. should do better to find out whether not there is ground for the -barge. Take, lor instance, Germany's trade policy in the Marshall Islands ...

... ee — tae | * ~~ oe SS Nes ee | ct, but they are Caribbean States, | course. under the disadvantages of isolation, | missions in comprehension within a Caribbean | places, spok m would be natural and useful, and | communicat off and complete a new stage ...

... circumstances is not wonderful that the Colonists feel alarmed. They see the Stars and Stripes floating from dozen points in the Caribbean. They themselves, until the Brussels Convention was signed, were beggars on American bounty. British trade is being slowly ...

... tion of the vessel other than vaguely to it it is ** somewhere in the Caribbean Sea ” Ree AGM the Marines may of the Government said to me to- “The Dixie has gone to the Caribbean Jer sealed orders, which fact ludes me ving you exact information. I can ...

... WASHINGTON, Accust 11. 1, the United States Minister at fies the State that the isurgents have entéred the town of ova, on the Caribbean Sea. The rebels Se ee erfering at wi foreign he place. ation. which numbera ahaont eicht ) ate ers > ...

... that it thousands of miles the frontiers of f aad 2f TWealeed i Noving civilisation as in no | Was 10: can be bound. In the Caribbean Archi-| p01): Py ‘ry domain of sea power, if ever region Tuson, Miss |s0—are the natural home and centre of | afterwards ...

... Madame Guerl iter. Catherine.. Madame Pecqu STATES NAVY.|%- a Madame Ronc ihe ie te Wet = i : » manceuvres in the Caribbean it is probable that several of the s used during the Civil War will Pts. [Copyright in Great Britain.] — ue N VICTORIA MEMORIAL ...

... STED INSURANCE SCHEME. } matter of common knowledge that the 1e Caribbean Sea are liable to the visita- irricanes, the effects of which are some- the me hurrici period. were o Was sti tember of the astrous and even appalling. But hitherto | mated been ...

... 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 ...

... 26. The ratification of the San Domingo Treaty Iff another extension of the overlordship of the United States over the Caribbean Sea. While nominally the Treaty convoys the United States no political protectorate over San Domingo, actually the island ...

... Captain Mahan bis ** Interest of America in Sea Power” says that *‘ the Caribbean Archipelago is the very domain of sea power. 1 In the cluster island fortresses the Caribbean one of the greatest the nerve centres the whole body of European civilisation ...

... (with its obvious consequences in tho growth of a feeling favour of annexation) the United States on tho islands of the Caribbean, the spolia opima great naval victories. Long before the nest General Election all the self-governing Colonies and some the ...