... the treaty. 'Cis understood-there will be but little diffieulty in negotiating the purchase from Denmark of the Danish West Indies, should their possession be coneidered necessary in connection with the construction of the Nicaragua Canal. ...

... 266,000.000 Ceylon 60,000,000 Cape Colony 170,000,000 Australia 645,000,000 Canada 236,000,000 British West Indies 55,000,000 Oceanica 300,000,000 Other British possessions .200,000,000 $6,318,000,000 ...

... (speaking for the Colonial Secretary), said that for years past there had been constant complaints from and on behalf of the West Indies as to the effect of bounty eyttem on the sugar industry. The condition of things had lately improved owing to the countervailing ...

... the clew union among the followers of the Chrlatian creed. DANISH WEST INDIES. (asursa's TRU:OMM ) Beaus, WIDIMIDAT. The statement that rim. many was negotiating for the Danish West Indies is seml•offolally denied. r. THE PLAGUE AT PORT SAID . (R10T12 ...

... authorities at Washington. who have dance, fits, and other nervous diseases ; threatened charge of the mail department of the West Indies, paralysis is kept at bay; and the system learns to have been drawing several salaries where they ought utilise its food ...

... Lord Bishop, 2.30 p.m.—Meeting In the GUILDHALL—The Lord Bishop in the chair. BPt•YLM : Rev. H. M. Joseph. Id A., Antigua, West Indies. Miss 0. F. Finch White, Ohota Nippon, India. B. R. T. Balfour, Esq., D.L., Townley Hall, Drogheda. Oolleetione for the ...

... Lord Bishop, 2.30 p.m.—Meeting in the GUILDHALL—The Lord Bishop in the chair. Seaman : Be.. H. M. Joseph, 11 A., Antigua, West Indies. Wise G. F. Finch White, Mots Nagpore, India. B. R. T. Balfour, Esq., D.L., Townley Hall, Drogheda. Collections for the ...

... there had always been a 'aortal° heel Laney here to make use of the detoured rams in the ministry of the Chterch. In the West Indies the great mistake wee that the bulk of the chivy were untie met' ministering to a large coloured popular tie,. ati rf ho ...

... struggle. Is was to be hoped that the West Indies would endeavour to copy the of Australia aeoordir.g to the emparative means cf the West India. With regard to increa s ed means of communications with the West Indies nothing the Colonial °Mee soold do to ...

... colony of British Guiana wrote as follows :— It can be asserted with confidence that there is not a single estate In the West Indies to day, equipped with modern machinery and under capable management, which does not ifield an income quite as handsome as ...

... would be glad to earn snch a profit. Very similar statements to those of Mr. Nesbitt are constantly made with regard to the West Indies, and protectionists in England about asserting that the West Indian colonies are being rained by continental bounties. Yet ...

... Baronscourt. His latest achievement has been to knock over a cuckoo from Tipperary. Lord Hamilton also spent some time in the West Indies. His military service began in an Irish regiment—and a famous one—the gallant Royal Innitkilling Fusiliers. Having joined ...