... er:— Some of our friends ask us at times why we give so much attention to Barbados, that little English island in the Caribbean that exports annually but some 40,000 to 50,000 tons of suiLar I To these we answer that the island of Barbados is one of ...

... race of men in the world. The Cayinaniaus, tucked away and isolated from the rest of the world on tiny islands in the Caribbean sea, between Jamaica and have succeeded in establishing that ideal commonwealth of which philosophers and statesmen have ...

... strength of the West India Regiment, and to reorganise and extend the volunteer forces of all the principal colonies in the Caribbean Sea. The Admiralty has also decided to send a squadron of four armed cruisers to West Indian waters after the conclusion ...

... South America, being the last port of call for steamers leaving the Caribbean Sea and the first for those coming from the oast coast of South America, bound either to Islands in the Caribbean Sea, or to the Gulf of Mexico, or to ports of the United States ...

... the same hands. The new title of the Line will be The Hirrieon arect Line. Messrs. Harrison are not strangers to the Caribbean, awl it is felt that the interests of the West Indies will be fully protected in the hands of this strong and progressive ...

... disappear from view, the re cent eruptions suggest, that they have risen to a ereater height, whilst the water on their Caribbean side may have deepened. Two wrinkles on the face of the world have probably gained in height while the depth of the bounding ...

... improve the existing inail arrangements. It is inevitable that unless vessels of vastly accelerated speed are placed on the Caribbean route the making of St. Thomas as the first port of call from Southampton will prejudice the interest, of all the British ...

... _Jamaicans, which have not won a race at the meeting. Entrance £l, Sweepstake £l. Weights to be declared immediately after the Caribbean Stakes, and acceptance to be notified, and fees and stakes paid to the Clerk of the Course within one quarter of an hour ...

... Jamaica as the island in which rum of every shade of quality is manufactured ; otherwise the people and the produce of the Caribbean are practically unknown. In the United States, curiously enough, the blissful ignorance concerning us is not so great, due ...

... and shoulders above Mount Washington._ _ _ In front of me lies the exquisite bay of Port Antonio, divided from the blue Caribbean Seemly by along, narrow, palm covered island. Stately cocoa trees rear their fruitladen branches above my balcony and the ...

... all. It is not they who are following in the steps of Cromwell, Chathat», and Pitt, but Americans British policy in the Caribbean, when it is not passive, runs to extremes. For many year. the ' bricks and mortar ' school had it all their own way, with ...

... South America, being the last port of call for steamers leaving the Caribbean Sea and the first for those coining from the east coast of South America, bound either to Islands in the Caribbean Sea, or to the Gulf of Mexico, or to ports of the United States ...