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... AN ALL * MISCELLANECUS WANTS CFFICES : 19, Bt. Bride-street, London, B.C. THIS DAY IN HISTORY. 1498 -Columbus is in the Caribbean Sen, and names the island Grenada. The North Star describes a circle there of five degrees diameter. 1638 — Frederick William ...
... Governor of Barbados, where there is no Golden Stool for him to trouble his head about. Sir Frederick is no stranger to the Caribbean, for he served for many years in British Guiana before going out to the Gold Coast. Idc is well known in Barbados, where ...
... but an empire in which the people are supreme. this is an indirect plea for that Imperial policy in the Pacific and in the Caribbean Sea on the success of .which Mr. McKinley's fame as an empire-builder must depend. There is some evidence, says a New York ...
... North Pacific, become suddenly incorporated with America, and we may hear ultimatelY of her designs on a sea-port in the Caribbean, or a railway siding in the Mississippi, while America may set to add to her dominions Kamschatka, Siberia may become suddenly ...
... November 9. The Herald’s Washington correspondent lays:— Finding it impolitic to acquire coaling station on the shores of the Caribbean Sea by direct negotiation, Germany has attempted to evade the Monroe doctrine obtaining control of the territory necessary ...
... 75 13 W half of Kmleo :- 20 . m BE by EIE of 13 Pam Feb. 5 Submrgd week awash (24/1) Wrck (15/2) Mae. 6 26 N, IV Caribbean Sea :- 10 3 N. 82 27 W South Atlantic :- 6m SE E frm Bar of Rapemirim R 39338,3337 W North Pacific :- 37 N, 124 W ...
... thousand to fourteen thousand feet above sealevsJL With Its arms it spans a sixth part the etreumferenoeof our globe, from the Caribbean Sea to Cape Horn, thus bordering the Pacific side Sooth America with titanic barrier. The height of ita passes forbids the ...
... Europe, two lines of seven steamers crossing the Pacific to Asia, and one line of three steamers to Australia. South of the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus there is no regular communication by American steamers with either coast of South America, the Monroe ...
... Atlantic to Europe, two Usee of seven steamers crossing the to Asia, and one line of three steamers to Australia. South of the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus there regular communication by American steamers with either of South America. By means of a reasonable ...
... . And even now large tracts of the British Empire, including our magnificent Indian dependencies and the islands of the Caribbean Sea have had to remain perforce unvisited. If the loyalty of Britain across the sea had D?.en allowed its full vent, we should ...
... 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 ...
... in similar circumstances in other countries. One would not complain if it were a question of the steamer traffic in the Caribbean Sea, in the Malay Archipelago, or in the Levant, but I am now speaking of the regular steamer services of the best English ...