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... ADMIRAL DEWEY'S FLEET. A cablegram has been received from Admiral Dewey announcing the itinerary of the Caribbean fleet during the Christmas holidays. No undue concentration of vessels on the Venezuelan coast is provided for, and the details are so prudently ...
... d ” learns that the olland and the Utrecht, both armoured cruisers of the same t as the Gelderland, which is now in the Caribbean Sea, have received orders to pre- pare for foreign service.—Reuter. ...
... Venezuela, whither were sent upon s confidential mission. Orders have been issued to the North Atlantic to rendezvous in the Caribbean Sea in December, instead of January. It is sug- gested this would be very — Hawes in which case either ul EAR’ UAKE (FROM ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. _ ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... F. Brown, Is.; E. W, Warner, 25., L. 0. V. D,, Is.; A. J. Horn, Is, The U.S. fleet, under Rear-Admi Coghlan, now in the Caribbean Fse.,mhr:: been ordered to proceed to the Coast of Honduras.—Reuter. The Marquess of Tullibardine hopes to commence recruiting ...