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... PRODIGIOUS CARIBBEAN” The_ Prodigious Caribbean. By Rosita Forbes. (Cassell. 15/-.) FRENCH, Dutch and British colonies in the West Indies are 90 per cent. negro. The Spanish are 30 per cent The Spaniards were the only whites to settle in the Caribbean as small ...
... IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA ISLAND COLONISED, BY IRISHMEN lieving an increasingly awkward 'situation I that Warner chanced upon the idea of granting these malcontents the right of ; colonising Montserrat; whilst Oliver Crow-; :well, nearly twenty years later ...
... SUBMARINE MENACE IN CARIBBEAN Me Times Special War Service. THE operations of Axis sub-11 Marines in the Caribbean a ve within a few months given that area a grim importance as a sph ere tl , of hostilities. Command of ' e sse waters has been a paramount ...
... expedition, relates that their ship called at the Caribbean island of Montserrat, and there found a colony of Irishmen who had been banished from Virginin because they were Catholics. On the other hand, in Maryland itself the - mnames of Fathers Murphy ...
... SUNSHINE;%DAYS Winter Cruises in thil crystal cleap waters of the Caribbean Seas. \ MAGIC NIGHTS | and the spell of ‘the Southern Cross. SER ’l‘}{lE \\'ES:[P INDIES AND SPANISH) MAIN, Frequent Sailings from Dover December-March. Sceven Weeks' Round Cruise ...
... ’ g o SUNSHINE DAYSR Winter Cruizes in the erystal cloar wators of the Caribbean Soess, MAGIC NIGHTS aud the spell ol the Southern Cross, SEE THE WERT INDIES AND BPANISH MAIN. Frequeot Bailings from Dover Decombor.-Maroh, Btop over nt any BM'L, PIRST ...
... Rl-l Cl . | ]: ‘]’US’l‘ south of Mexico on the ¢ d 2 Caribbean Sea lies a t'erfltory / ~ “’hlte jnvaders' but were overabout a quarter the size of Ireland GABI{IEL I\IORAN whelmed and deported to islands oft whilch llxas sudlgcnly achieved Inter- = gg ...
... Buenos Aires, Tuesdav.—Gen. Frank Andrews, chief of the U.S. Air Forces in the Caribbean, followed up the American occupation of Iceland with the statement that the Caribbean bases were now ready to repul.e any attempt to invade the hemisphere in the South ...
... SHIP SUNK The U.S. Navy Department announces that a small British merchantman was torpedoed and sunk by a U-boat in the Caribbean in mid-August. Survivors have reached an East port.—Reuter. ...
... the United States, co- Operating with other American Republics, has prepared plans for Geeupying French territory in the Caribbean area, if such a step is deemed necessary from hemisphere defence view.—Associated Press. ...
... LOST An Allied merchantman carrying survivors from six other Allied vessels sunk by U-boats was herself torpedoed in the Caribbean area last month, the U.S. Navy Department announced last night. More than of the persons on board are dead or missing.—Reuter ...
... Soviet speed boat, sunk in the Gulf of Finland. and four merchant ships, two sunk in the Gulf of Finland and two in the Caribbean Sea.—Reuter. ...