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... order to accomplish the salvation of our oldest, and in many respects most closely-associated, Colonies in and bounding the Caribbean Sea. And all who knowand who does not?—the character of the principal of the firm named will appreciate the significance ...
... problems to be solved in the West Indies besides those which arise in Jamaica. But as the oldest colony of England in the Caribbean and one of the largest—it is the largest of the British Antilles and, though British Guiana has a much larger territory, ...
... John!s, Newfoundland, for the Royal Naval Reserve. The men will take part in the winter armies of the Charybdis in the Caribbean Sea. Over two hundred offered themselves for enlistment, but there was only room for fifty. A New York of yesterday says ...
... THE PARA. OFFICIAL INQUIRY. The official inquiry into the eireinnetnneen with the erplosion on the Pere, et London, in the Caribbean on the illet &T. last, is fixed for IlLm. on the 6th pron., at the Town Raft. Wootosioster. ...
... States in the trade on the Pacific with Asia and the sad on the Atlantic in the trade of t P lt i lM b t Nexieo and the Caribbean Sea, to on • secure basis the trade between the United States and the Republics of South America; and to give the United ...
... Mersin Irma Avonmouth, mauguarting the new service letween the mother country and her oldest, if neglected, colony in the Caribbean Sea, Sir Alfred • L Jones, H.C.M G., together with a small of gentlemen, sailed from the manic port in the steamer Port Autonio ...
... These are divided into three groups called the Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and the Caribbeea The whole of the islands of the Caribbean Sea are historically known as the Antilles. The Windward Islands were so called because they lay in the belt of the north-east ...
... Riot' for 1901 been issued by the Foreign Ofice. It is gathered that two more Amerie - tn steamship lines —tit-. New York Caribbean and the United Stennwhip Company—bavo arranged to form monneetions with Porto Riff), end the lines already existing have ...
... cyclonic storms of higher latitudes. The storm centre, however, makes in the earlier stages a certain amount of westing. In the Caribbean Sea this occurs, the conditions of the atmosphere being such as to lend themselves to disturbances. The cyclone covers a ...
... The object of this change is to ensure fleets consisting of homogeneous units. The will be introduced after the in the Caribbean Bea, when the ships will probably proceed to their new stations. Elsewhere will be found an offer addressed to steamship ...
... classification, by name, of the beauties and health-giving properties of Jamaica, for that land of bright sunshine in the Caribbean Sea provides the most marvellous and beautiful scenery, and every shade of climate, that man can desire. In lieu of the pretty ...
... the moolity for a greatly :nereasecl navy is borne in mind in oonnectien with the United States' respeessliilities in the Caribbean Sea, Central AM( 17,1, and the: Pacife. In the coming etrugsupteeeer in sea power this hitherto Gout of Texas is bound to ...