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... otherwise to place herself in a privileged position in Hayti. If the need for showling the White Ensign to good purpose in the I Caribbean was urgent years ago, it is infinitely more so to day. As the Pan-American I Union says to the United States, 'Get ready ...
... had none which dealt with bubonic plague because little did they dream that this dire calamity would ever come within the Caribbean seaS. Communication had been bringing us nearer to other lands and, because of this, it seemed the world grows smaller. They ...
... we are with the West Indies, rather remarkable that the gradual change which is coning over the balance of power in the Caribbean should excite so little comment at home ; but we hope that it is receiving due attention and considerati•oi in high quarters ...
... After the battle or the atom It has often waved a rag— But it British freedom represents So let us toast the II ig On the Caribbean Sea with it Rodney, De Grasse o'erthrew ! It was Sir Thuothy Thornhill's flag And Sir Conrad Reeves' too ! In our addresses ...
... the Monroe Doctrine will soon have a hole in it. The Haroburg-American line's scheme for stations at Port Said and in the Caribbean Sea is part of this general policy. ...
... both literary and official circles. The eon of a former Chief Justice of Grenada, Mr. Davis has been closely wrapped up in Caribbean affairs all his life, and some of his works are of special interest, notably the Cavaliers and Roundheads irbAdos and ...
... commission one of the B.M.S.P. yachting steamers especially to enable the delegates to visit the various islands in the Caribbean at their leisure.— The Times, Nov. 2. Dm legatee of the British Cotton Growing Atwociation propos« viNiting the Wept ladies ...
... Culebra which is within easy striking distance of the Isthmus of Panama and South America, will be one of the keys to the Caribbean. ...
... resumption of the British Parliament in February the First Lord of the Admiralty will present a scheme for a naval base in the Caribbean Sea, near Panama. Pale, sickly children should use Mother Grave& Worm 11:xterininator. Worms are one of the principal causes ...
... Dominica. The book purports to be merely an illustrated description of Dominica, the lovliest and grandest island of the Caribbean Archipelago, but it is really a synopsis of the island's history, supplemented by a description of its climate, and agricultural ...
... _ Raving made themselves masters of Cu ba, the people of America cannot allow any ot her Power to hold positions in the Caribbean ;Sea which might be used against them in time of war, or in any way interfere with the real isalion of their pet scheme—viz ...
... Captain Mahan in his 'lnterest of America in Sea Power' says that 'the Caribbean Archipelago is the very domain of sea power. . . . In the cluster of island fortresses of the Caribbean is one of the greatest of the nerve centres of the whole body of European ...