... stormy. ;-ud it is supposed 'hat the oNnd lies toe ♦•dge r. -'*vcre liurrican.', wiii. ,; i is to be pas-ing through the Caribbean The damage ••fv* fruit crops slight, .so far. reports from the countrv parishes or.- not yet com plcte. SIIIPPING_ DISASTERS ...

... John!s, Newfoundland, for the Royal Naval Reserve. The men will take part in the winter armies of the Charybdis in the Caribbean Sea. Over two hundred offered themselves for enlistment, but there was only room for fifty. A New York of yesterday says ...

... Weet and Havana, the United States would have no orermastering diffioulty en keeping the British fleet from entering the Caribbean Sea, or to prevent its esoape from that culdeo sac im case of defeat Tt ap that only and Santa o British fortifications in ...

... that of the planters. The canal question is only touched upon incidentally, but, at time when attention is directed to the Caribbean Sea, it is opportune to receive an upto-date survey the position and prospects of the British possessions in that part the ...

... order to accomplish the salvation of our oldest, and in many respects most closely-associated, Colonies in and bounding the Caribbean Sea. And all who knowand who does not?—the character of the principal of the firm named will appreciate the significance ...

... 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. By means of ...

... otherwise Kan Jean del Norte, where the river San Juan, which form put of the future traneisthmian waterway, enters the Caribbean 1t These shins int.-rpm,' • serious obstacle in the way of the acquirement by either the United States INCA or its citizens ...

... ilratber. astd. Mr ,1 CLfi'.r.« Coquette. 4 j-x*.. Walter's Pott'a Uau;Ucr, * sn >lr It N.roi . Natty, agei 1-ord C-Ic4 Caribbean. jr- Coleman S.rip*' nnT- yrs Ward* 215 M AIDEN PLATE of 20 rora. second to rc.-eito miv» out of -take*. For Ponies that ...

... Europe: two lines reven 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 ccast of South America. By means of ...

... problems to be solved in the West Indies besides those which arise in Jamaica. But as the oldest colony of England in the Caribbean and one of the largest—it is the largest of the British Antilles and, though British Guiana has a much larger territory, ...

... problems to be solved in the West ladies besides those which arise in Jamaica. Bat, as the oldest colony of England in the Caribbean, i and one of the larggzst,“Jamaica 13 perhaps entitlad to the precedence it has gained. It will need the experienca of several ...

... settled. From the day, says the author, “when Columbus first pushed his prows within their charmed circle the lands washed the Caribbean Sea have inspired romantic dreams and witnessed as stirring scenes can found recorded in the annals of any country in the ...