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... regard to St. Lucia, it has to be noted, practically coincides with the withdrawal of all the white garrison troops from the Caribbean, with the reducthin of the establishment at Bermuda and the handing over of the Halifax defences to the unfetterol control ...
... first importance to these colonies. The bearing of Federation on the ever-present problem of min inittrAtive economy in the Caribbean has fuenistad the text of the interview, and the Master of Elibeek has put forward certain definite views on the queetion ...
... to•day. Washington, 6. Evidence of disturbance approaching Barbados from south-east, considerid unsafe for vessels Eastern Caribbean next two or three days. St. Thomas, 6. Norwegian barque •• Violet with cargo of asphalt from Port•of-Spain bound to Hamburg ...
... Unit,ct Statcs would bring a strong proteit from Great I Britain and German), and send the wai ship of those nations to the Caribbean Sea to ptotect their own rignts. ...
... compelled V) furnish the labourers with wives, and point out that ceremonial marriages are almost unknown among blacks in Caribbean lands. The Rev, Thomas B. Wood, in charge of the Ametican Protestant chapel in Ancon and a ptominent Methodist missionary ...
... elott part of the Gob err,- meuts of the West I, dian Is!a•:da. PracticaPy no have ever been taken by the officials tit the Caribbean group ts brine the natural riches and excellent commercial, industrial,. and agi _ cultural prospects of the countries before ...
... Jolley of the Prime Minister. .The hope nay be espresend that Mr. Lamont, whose load-minded views are DODS too eommon in she Caribbean colonies, will still be able to take an Active interest in Trinidad affairs Lootwithstandinn t obligations Ma Parliamen. ...
... hive a strong enoti:th to any ismer in the wnrlul either in the N.irth .Itialitie or N 911.11 Pacific Coasts, or in the Caribbean Sea.' JAPAN AND 41MERWA. al4o sp.)ice, that .lapan%4 emition realwal of the suzerainty she will eatalilish i.ver Korea would ...
... rapidly nearing Kingston, the Rev. Father MacCarthy briefly recounted the pleasure of the voyage from Albion to the sunny Caribbean, and testified how greatly the courtesy of Captain Parsons and his officers had contributed to the enjoyment of all. He proposed ...
... hq . na Planter (April 29', ask US at times why we five so mach attention to Barbados, that little English island 10 the Caribbean that exports annually hut some to tons of suvr 7 To these we answer that the island of Barbados is one of the most iliteresting ...
... have led to its abandoment Mr. Balfour might well have made this point clear for the benefit of the inhabitants. of the Caribbean colonies. Mr. Hobtiouse, the member for East Blistel. contended that •alien the abandonment of St. Lucia Wag justified on ...
... has Ibeen profoundly impressed by the exhiaition cf loyslty to an old friend which : the °cession has cilled forth in the Caribbean [ Colonies, and in return the B MS P. Company Ihas determined to stand by them and coutiwie the mail son ice without alteration ...