... t THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. The most important general r Aide in this journal for February is The Russian Absorption cf Asia, which is reproduced from the World's Wcrk. Mr. Chas. W. Barnaby is the author, and he shows up she underhand I methods ...

... REVIEW. • - THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. In the current number of this journal a note of warning is sounded with referenes to the \Vest Indian labour which is hurrying from these islands to Panama. As a matter of fact no labour i wanted just yet on the Isthmus ...

... THE MIR REVIEW. THURS CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN:' journal finis in the present condition of affairs in the Far East a fultilment of Biblical prophecy, and the issue for June is a special war number, devoted chiefly to explaining the prophecy of Holy Writ and ...

... ever been bottled up and entirely cut off from those cunning cosmopolitan purveyors of contraband of war who infest the Caribbean. Of course, Colombia has never been blockade , l by such an efficient naval force as we would berg at our disposal should ...

... Ey the use of data collected by the Eble party, Mr. Wallace said that it would be possible to divert the Chagres from the Caribbean slope to the Pacific side of the isthmus. This could be done at an approximate cost of $16,000,0t.0, releasing $20.000,000 ...

... --------------------- REVIEW. MPORT ANT FACTS. TRINIDAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY from what is called or heart failure, • CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN:' (LIMITED), -aasing among us. i failure s a THIS journal finis in the present con- -lent of the dition of affairs ...

... behind hand in this respect, but he appears to regard Trinidad as the most up-to-date of the colonies, or islands of the Caribbean, and he refers very favourably to the Usine Ste. Madeleine. The amount of sugar imported into the United Kingdom is steadily ...

... its naval and military operations in those waters. For some time an American squadron has been kept in the waters of the Caribbean with head - quarteis at Culebra. It is not surprising, therefore, that the British Government should take advantage of the ...

... of the Secretary of State. It is only thus that the system of Government which exists in this and other colonies in the Caribbean can carried on. When Governments have a majority they must hesitate to ride roughshod over the convictions of those who, ...

... the almost universal wish of the people of Trinidad would make for Imperial healthfulness and efficiency throughout the caribbean. As to whether the words and actions of the three gentlemen charged incited the agitated populace to commit a breach of the ...

... Archer's Lane, Belmont; No. 9:5, Norfolk street and at the X 10 U 8, No. 55, St. Vincent street, Port-of- Spain. It The Caribbean published monthly by the International Tract Society, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, end Kingston, Jamaica. Printed for the publishers ...

... to live there, and that his work and message was nct cast there, but required him to return to the lovely islands of the Caribbean Sea, to the beautiful city of Port-of-Spain and to that ball where they were that night, (Applause). The Chairman proposed ...