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... Reviving Prosperity of the West Indies. BRITISH PRESTIGE _IN THE WEST CaRIBBEAN. It is satistaatory the Daily (Nov. 17) remarks to learn been the recently issued in the Blue looks of those (Monier) that the West ladles are readily emerging from the period ...
... THE MIRROn, FRIDAY. MAY 18, 1906. Caribbean Bea. Trinidad is, therefore, mort valu•ble to the Empire and must on no &comfit be neelecteil. Now Trinidad ra nut a name t some of you, but It Is it household wort and a dear word to a good many of us in this ...
... 51.600 square miles, that is to say almost 1,000 square miles larger titan Sngittud. It extends trout the Pacific to the Caribbean Sea, and has the States of Salvador and Honduras on the sorth and Costa Rico on the south as neighbours. The capital city ...
... the West Indies is absurd. And s) one can only suppose that the Government is drifting. Our one intelligible move in the Caribbean during the Victorian Era was the negn•ietion of the Bulwer• Clayton Treaty. For it recognised England as the oldest American ...
... to be felt in this region. Under this movement which was merely a local phase of the crumpling movement which formed the Caribbean basin and enabled volcanic action to come into opera. lion and form the chain of the Antilles, the tertiary rocks of Trinidad ...
... folded hands. As this is our attitude towards every American aggression. we are in darger of losing our predominance in the Caribbean. Ten years ago it was se Nelson Inqueathel it to us. To day the United States is in Puerto Rico and Cubs, and Hi ipaniola ...
... the view of his Government it might be thought that before removing the outward and visible signs of British power in the Caribbean thiy• would have seen that the modern conditions on which they laid such stress ara present. This is far indeed (rem being ...
... there is the fact of the United States more or less settled policy concerning the ultimate absorption of the islands in the Caribbean Sea contributing its quota to wards the creation of what one is almost tempted to call strained relations between tire two ...
... reapon.ibi i'y, meeting every demand for jusVce with a phtase. This was all very well sei long as we were supreme in the Caribbean. Now that the place (f Spin has been taken by oae of our keenest commercial rivals the political consequences of undiluted ...
... AS SIIEER LIES. ON Sunday night last, the first special service in connection with the 4th Annual Session of the East Caribbean Conference of the 7th Day Adventists was held at the Prince's Building. There was a large attendance of members and many ...
... the worst on the Isthmus, and seeks to prejudice American popular opinion against him by making out that the negro of the Caribbean has an inveterate dislike for sanitary conditions and is thus a standing menace to the public health of the Canal Zone. All ...
... know, he added, this is a very nice harbour; it is conveniently situated, and is very bandy fur getting out into the Caribbean Sea for manieuvering purposes. He thought it poisible that in view of the pendirg arrival of the French squadron they In'ght ...