... retpomuble Stale ir. ■£ rery well hare formed a subject for consider tkra at tho Conference, for instance, tl people the Caribbean not quite with view taken by recent writer that Britith Wert Indian Islands might forred to foreign country in eichance ...

... the arrogant raecal had eet his heatt on nothing save the getting to lohtd;lmdwbdlhomldbo.dmnl %o command the whole of the Caribbean, and noeom\rale\r{npon-lldnqnhmmllortbo Spanish Mam, rom the Brazils to Panama; and he thought that a fast echeoner euch ...

... anweset reeml Mid set his heart on nothing save the getting to ol • of whisk hs would be admiral. samsaad the whole cif the Caribbean. se to laths kny all ships bound fort h . Maim the to and he thought that • fast schooner mei as woad • good beginning te ...

... indeed. I could not see upon any face before us the sign of a that hnielful of brown-burnt men on their tiuy Wand in the Caribbean Sea, believed that they were the arbiters of a But in the course an hour, while there were still some few men on our deck ...

... whom it was stolen. “‘1 do not doubt, mind you,” said the Prince, “that there would be a sufficiency of claimants in the Caribbean for all the booty that has been taken by pirates since the days of Drake—ay, and ten times more, and for every olaimant & ...

... set his heart on noth. lag save, the getting together of a fleet of which he would be admiral, to command the whole of the Caribbean. and so to make a upon ships bound for the Spaniel 'stein, from the Brazils to Panama: and he thought that a feat schooner ...

... annual conference, but was only a meeting for the districts of Couva, Cartipachaima and Jerninglaam Junction. The South Caribbean Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists will bold its fifth annual session at San Fernando In a mary 1903. THE LATE Mit ...

... the time thought, was a very small matter, namely, that of having the transfer of cargo from one steamer to another in the Caribbean Sea—at least, hero in Barbadian waters. Now, I argue this: that if you see a big colony like Trinidad making a great fight ...

... But in the same breath we are inclined to murmur that not see what is to be doae, and that, after all, the Islands of the Caribbean bad better allowed to drift to the United States. The last counsel of despair is one which is getting increasingly popular ...

... overbear dr weans saying. to Prince Rupert, There ea cine man living who could serve the 081111WII GI WO have served the Caribbean pisstea, and his name is Pat Kelly. The very the Prime. ' the 10 the em , again we shall have her Wed eat for was • vesture ...

... him, “lh‘h 3 , indeed, 1 could not eee \T myp;m before -flnuxnol.dofird'“\h-h.flulol brown-burnt men on tiny island in the Caribbean Sea, belioved that they were the arbiters of a dynasty. But in the comrse of an hour, whila there were flub“;-“fi;fim'mm' S ...

... Housing Congreas—Mutiny and Strikce *•••*•••*** Codbt and Personal | The Meeting of the Emperors Arrangements for This The Caribbean Question (C. M. Arundell) Pic-nic Pilgrimages Notes on Agriculture Cowes Week Brook lands Motor Races (H. Massac Bctst) ...