... silent t.l have forni , hed the roam idea of Ctu , Crii“re's i•land would seem to c mespond rather to one ot tho , e in the Caribbean Sea, and the nat:ve , de,cribed air ►C.trib-;. Too Quick DespAirer the t.t:e of a p:e. c t I )an• pier in as its subjet ...

... was not less violent than that of the Mont Pelee, and sixteen square miles are covered with lava. The convulsions in the Caribbean Sea appear to have been part of a series of seismic and atmospheric disturbances. In France, the long extinct volcano of ...

... volcanoes, supplying the enormous quantities of steam and hot water which accompanied them. The alteration in the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, which has in soma places become deeper by as much as half a mile, has rendered the task of repairing the cables one ...

... THE TABLET. A lonely mission field is that of Old Providence Island in the Caribbean Sea, 200 miles off the coast of South .In►erica. Here a solitary Catholic priest, Father Stroebele, works among a population consisting of natives from Jamaica, with ...

... its northern boundary ; the Sarstoon, separating it from the Republic of Guatemala, its southern one. The waters of the Caribbean Sea wash its east coast, whilst its western limit is an imaginary line drawn from the Blue Creek near Fort Harley southwards ...

... great tropical ocean in the trade wind belt, it went coursing along between the 1 is'ands in the Windward Group, across the Caribbean Sea, to the coast of Belize, almost, I within the Mexican Gulf. For 496 days it thus pursued , ts solitary way, before it ...

... restrictions and uncertainties of a foreign tariff, is still further threatened by the extension of American interests in the Caribbean Sea and the consequent discrimination in favour of Cuba and Puerto Rico. Thus the fruit trade, carried on with the markets ...

... either end of the renal. Thus we have a peculiar interest in preeervine order alone the meets and among the Wen& of the Caribbean Sea. Be wine and generoun aid. we ran help the people there. to that they can, and will. be able ultimrtel• to 'Rand alone ...

... both ends, and means that we shall have a particular interest in the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea. ...

... was not part of the Monroe doctrine. The United States could not permit foreign Powers to occupy ports or harbours in the Caribbean Sea, which guarded the approach to the Panama Canal. _ . At a meeting of the Liverpool City Justices, THE LICENSING a licensing ...

... it is intended that the canal shall be formed by dredging and excavation to a depth of 4oft. below the mean level of the Caribbean Sea for a continuous length of 45 miles, thus reaching the Ancon-Sosa saddle on the margin of Panama Bay, where, on an ideal ...

... of Carthage must stir the classical heart as few other ROCUre, and there is a younger Carthage on the still shores of the Caribbean which, although it saw such stirring times in the days of the buccaneers, such maddening invitee in the reign of the Inquisition ...