... the same cause. Under the late Ministry, the . Garrison and fleet, as well as the mail subsidy, were withdrawn from the Caribbean. Hence the Governor alone was left to represent British prestige, his one channel of rapid communication with the Home Government ...

... British Empire. It is a belated acknowledgment of a pressing need. For as it is in East and West Africa, so it is in the Caribbean, transport has never been squarely faced as an Impsrial problem. Hence neither our commercial tactics nor our commercial ...

... meeting at the time of entry. Entrance fee £2. Weights to be posted at 12.30 SECOND RACE-1.30 p.m. Distance: 6 furls. THE CARIBBEAN STAKES—VaIue £35 to the winner. £5 to the second. If five starters the sweepstake of the third horse will be refunded. A ...

... McKinley will entertain a number of distinguished guests including Speaker Cannon, Congressmen, and others in a tour of the Caribbean on the steamship Blucher starting on Tuesday. St. Thomas will be the first among many West Indian ports of call and will ...

... of March 12, says: have constantly dealt in our columns with the question of the increase of American intlueu,le in the Caribbean, and it is a fact, which \VC have not before publicly stated, that sevnal very influential readers have written to tind fault ...

... meeting at the time of entry. Entrance fee £2. Weights to he posted at 12.30 p.m. SECOND RACE-1.0 p.m. Distance: 6 furls. THE CARIBBEAN STAKES—VaIue £35 to the winner. £5 to the second If live starters the sweepstake of the third horse will be refunded. A HANDICAP ...

... one. Both the Polo Races fell to Trinidad. The winners of the several events are as under : The Clerks' Purse—Rags. The Caribbean Stakes—Sweetheart. The Ladies' Purse—Ben I3attle. The Convivial Stakes—Triumph. The Stakes—Bohemian. The B'dos Turf Club ...

... from recent experience, that two obsolete third class cruisers are quite sufficient to maintain British prestige in the Caribbean, and for the protection of 100,000 tons of fuel which over 600 steamers call at Castries for every year, to enable them to ...

... situation can fail to realise that it is the settled policy of the United States to make its influence felt throughout the Caribbean Sea, and while a war between England and the States may be by some regarded as an unlikely contingency, owing to the ties ...

... crowded and representative meeting, presided over by His Excellency Sir F. M. Hodgson, on the trade relations between the Caribbean Colonies and Canada and on his recent visit to the Doininion in comiectiun with the exhibits of West Indian products at the ...

... officials. In Paris, opittion.is anti-American, Americans It is declared have regarded themselves too much at home in the Caribbean and the English were right in distrcsting them as with one foot. In Jamaica they would soon have bad four •nd the incident ...

... the time of entry. Entrance fee .£2. Weights to be posted at 12.30 p.m. SECOND It ACE-1.30 p.m. Distance : 6 furls. THE CARIBBEAN STAKES—VaIue £35 to the winner. £5 to the second If five starters the sweepstake of the third horse will be refunded. A HANDICAP ...