... 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 ...

... be heavily penalised, to know that in Lucia, Jamaica, and Bermuda—which guard the -principal gateways into and out of the Caribbean Sea—we retain the supreme strategic control. In these days we bear a great deal about ruined industries, and the necessity ...

... under the Norwegian flag. Mobil*, Ala. , Oct. 27.—Advices by steamer report a disastrous storm on the Cayman Islands, in the Caribbean Sea. The American schooner M. A. Aehorn was caught in the storm and damaged. The sloop Goldssh and the Jamaican vessel Excelsior ...

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... International Gas exhibition at Karl’s Court. Working Men's College, Bloomsbury: Mr. Robert Rutherford “Our Possessions in the Caribbean,” 8.30. Irish l.iterary Society: Mr. William Boyle on’‘The Poetry Young Ireland,” at 20, O, Mme. Clara Butt. ~ Verdi. Quartette ...

... battleship, coast and Caribbean squadrons of the North Atlantic fleet, the European squadron, the South Atlantic squadron, and the Atlantic training squadron will participate in the operations. The vessels of the European, Caribbean, and South Atlantic ...

... myth being a supposition of plot. Questions now put were not what happened, but why it happened. Our Possessions in the Caribbean is the subject chosen by Mr. Robert Rutherford this Saturday evening at the' Working Men’s College, Great Ormond Street. ...