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... SOLDIERS KILLED. ANOTHER SHOCK. Coveraor Swittenham Criticised. AMERICA'S AT rITUDE -ENGLISH OPINION. England's Weakness In the Caribbean PARIS OPINION ANTI-AMERICAN. ...
... such a Council. Together they stand as a valuable link in the great Imperial chain, and in view of potentialities in the Caribbean within the next decade or so, their present importance bids fair to be enhanced considerably. The issue at any rate should ...
... protection against outside attack that the doctrine of Monroelam affolded the British colonies of the Western hemisphere, the Caribbean was denuded of its naval forces and the foil Bien- lions In the islands were virtnally abandoned and the Imperial troops ...
... short-sighted policy which has reduced the white garrison to a vanishing point and sacrificed British naval suptemacy in the Caribbean Sea It shows what would happen if, at any time, the coloured population were to rise in revolt or engage in riots. No one ...
... crowded and representstive 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 Dominion in connection with the exhibits of West Indian products at the ...
... to the then almighty plantocracy that they have never been placed on the official programme. Every British island in the Caribbean will look to Mr. to reform the Colonial Offices methods of treating the West India islands They will look to him for sympathy ...
... officials of the Canal, who confidently ieclere that the time is approaching when immigrants from the British ellomee in the Caribbean will not be required., Whence the new labour supply is to be derived has not yet been eatisfectotily explaiued. We not heard ...
... Coaling Facilities. Tne Barbados Globe in an article on the above subject, sass:— Besides St. Lucite ”nci ourselves of this Caribbean group, we notice that our neighbours at Triaidad are making a bid In this trade and have revently been supplying the two ...
... the \Vest as a whole tire inferior to those of France and the United States with theirs, and in maritime enterprise in the Caribbean ehe 6 falling behind Gertnatty, which has no foothold here at all. The reason is obvious. we have not yet realized the i ...
... delivered. While West Indians will be pleased that a ship of the British Navy is to bear the same name of one of the of the Caribbean Sea the honour is in memory of Admiral Jervis's great sea fight and victory off Cape St. Vincent in Portugal for which he ...
... Haynes Speed Queen, Mr. .T. Crawford's The Nun, Mr. .1. Crawford's St Expetilt°, Mr. King's Clodali, Mr. King's Vidus. The Caribbean Stakes—Distance: 6 furlongs —Value to tha winner, £5 to the second. Mr. Mark Ketr's Lassie, Mr. St George Plummer's Kantaka ...
... been able to do before. THIRTEEN DAYS.—Yesterday after having been drifted in all directions by the strong currents of the Caribbean sea, and also becalmed for several days, the Venezuelan Falucho Moreva of 8 tons arrived safe and sound from Carupano after ...