... CARIBBEAN LACE. THE CITY'S WELCOMES. • At their today the City &Mod to firmest an address of welcome is a gold hot to Print* his sent to the Mansion House. &elder' to garment at of is a gold boa to the King and of Denmark on the occasion of th..ir visit ...

... his determination to deal with only one section of our colonies at a time, this year visited the islands that circle the Caribbean Sea, and also journeyed into the interior of British Guiana, gaining much interesting data which should prove not only educative ...

... regrettable state of affairs, and will mrke such arrangements as will, in the event of future trouble or disaster, prevent the Caribbean being deprived of British assistance. ...

... He has since added Our Army and Our Colonies. During a recent four months' tour of the islands that circle the Caribbean Sea and the interior of British Guiana, Mr. West gained much interesting data which should prove both entertaining and educative ...

... Moreover, she has already sufficient coast-line to protect. It is sometimes suggested that Great Britain should exchange her Caribbean possessions for the archipelago. In this case the wish, in American minds, may .be father to the thought, but Great Britain ...

... 26. The ratification of the San Domingo Treaty Iff another extension of the overlordship of the United States over the Caribbean Sea. While nominally the Treaty convoys the United States no political protectorate over San Domingo, actually the island ...

... the import and ex(>ori trade will be conducted viA Puerto Barrios, which will then become the most important port on the Caribbean Sea coast, more especially if the branch line from Zacapa into Salvador should be built. At present the United Fruit Company ...

... of the scandalous stories told are wholly false, while others are greatly exaggerated.— Reuter. SITUATION MACEDONIA. THE CARIBBEAN QUESTION. The subject of Imperial Organisation Is jnst at the present time a popular topic for discussion, but a rule is ...

... likely to be worthy of the glorious action which it is intended to record. [Curacoa (correctly Curacao), an island in the Caribbean Sea settled by the Spaniards in 1527, was seized by the Dutch in 1634. In 1800 the French settled on part of this island ...

... YELLOW FEVER. ON A WARSHIP. The cruiser Brilliant has been ordered from Newfoundland to the Caribbean immediately, to replace the Indefatigable, which has come North with yellow fever on board. The Indefatigable will probably spend a short period ...

... Moreover, she has already sufficient coast-line to protect. It is sometimes suggested that Great Britain should exchange her Caribbean possessions for the archipelago. In this case the wish, in American minds, may be father to the thought, but Great Britain ...

... Owing to various causes 43 out of 45 Naval reservists on board H.M.S. Brilliant are unwilling to make a cruise to the Caribbean Sea, and are being paid off to-day. The incident is greatly regretted. lt will, it is generally feared, prejudice the Admiralty ...