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... ISLE OF THE BUCCANEER. BRITISH FLAG HOISTED ON AVES ISLAND IN THE CARIBBEAN. Nrw Yorxk, Sunday. A telegram from St. V.ncent etates that a party of men from H.M. cruiser Tribune, under the command of Lieut. Threlfe}l, hauled guns through the serf to Aves ...
... strictness perhaps they are outside the scope of the subject, but they are Caribbean States, they labour under the disadvantages of isolation, and their comprehension within Caribbean Confederation would natural and useful, and would round off and complete ...
... camiaar Tribna• has aaaazed Nand. sad has hoisted th• British thins. Island is a small barren islet ill the East of the Caribbean Sea, 140 West of Dominios.—Reuter. ...
... received at the United States Navy Department, the recent competitive target practice held by the American battleships in the Caribbean Sea resulted in a victory fcr the Kearsag,e. This ship scored six hits out of seven shots fired in 720 seconds from her ...
... and displays of fireworks will be given. One hundred and twenty naval reserves returning from their winter cruise in the Caribbean paraded yesterday, and there was a parade of citizens in the evening. The Premier will introduce on Tuesday resolution thanking ...
... AMERICAN NEWS. BOSTON. POPULAR YACHTSMAN DEAD. After a speedy trip from the Caribbean, the steamer Admiral Schley arrived, bringing the remains of Captain Benjamin Anderson, who died in the hospital at Port Antonio of typhoid fever. Captain Anderson ...
... CANADA AND %Est' INDIES. Proud. lung ago expressed lean that all WIII loot in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire concerned, and that it only remained to leg the United States to pick up the pieces. Mr. Archibald Colquhoun recognises an inspiring ...
... BRITAIN'S OLDEST COLONIES Our Possessions in the Caribbean was the subject of Mr. Robert Rutherford's address at the Working Men's College in Great Ormondstreet. The speaker dealt chiefly with the W Indian group of islands. Ho described tbe West Indies ...
... the opinion of future Congresses advances in naval construction render this course advisable. During the manoeuvres the Caribbean Sea next month it probable that several of the old iron monitors used during the Civil War will used as targets. (Copyright ...
... dispute did not create these forces. •The combustible material had been smouldering for a long time, but it was from the Caribbean Sea that the blast came which blew it into a flame. r«.Ueat Lni.vt Hie Brilteh Colours at the ...
... before a single link chain was discovered. Itis worth notice, also, that the eastern islands of the group, as well as the Caribbean Sea, the vast inlet they en- close, derive their names from the Caribs, a tribe of iborigines now utterly extinct All the ...
... the Spaniards prompted them to retaliate, but, whatever the; reason, their depredations soon rendered the passage of the Caribbean Sea an undertaking of extreme danger to merchantmen, and the word buccaneer has come down to us synonym for robbery, murder ...