... cruisers sent specially from Great Britain, to enable the reservists to obtain six months’ sea drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea, or in British waters. The decision gives great satisfaction in Colony, where the naval reserve is highly popular.—Reuter ...

... paid by vessels on each entry from a foreign port, except ports in North America, Central America, the West Indies, the Caribbean Coast, and Newfoundland, in which case a duty of six cents will be imposed. Vessels which carry suitably trained American ...

... either end of the Canal. Thus we-have a peculiar interest in preserving order along the coasts, and among the islands of the Caribbean Sea. By wise and generous aid we can help the peoples there, so that they can, and will able ultimately to stand alone. If ...

... matter of self-defence, must dose watch over the approaches to this d this means that must be thoroughly interests in the Caribbean Sea- We 1 nation make it evident that do not treat the Monroe Doctrine any shape an excuse for aggrandisement on our part ...