... a mass of evidence to show that there was in tertiary times a land connection between the Caribbean and North Africa and a sea connection between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific. The land connection and the sea connection probably existed in cretaceous ...

... had none which dealt with bubonic plague because little did they dream that this dire calamity would ever come within the Caribbean seaS. Communication had been bringing us nearer to other lands and, because of this, it seemed the world grows smaller. They ...

... be counteracted, not only for the British, but also for the other island 9, by a new centre of attraction in a vigorous Caribbean Confederation under the British flag, inspired with the sense of a future full of possibilities. Further, federation would ...

... of a Trip to Jamaica. I (From New York Globe, October 4). The traveller who has not sailed through the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, and enjoyed at least a superficial acquaintance with the semi-barbaric inhabitants of the quaint and picturesque little ...

... proprietors of the company will be the Caribbean Traders Association, of 20, Copthall Avenue, who have just succeeded in successfully floating the West India. Cold Storage Company. The sugar estates on which the Caribbean Tradings Association has obtained ...

... Dominican revolt has been suppressed. The Consul at Bluetields reports a movement to divide Nicaragua into 2 Republics, —the Caribbean States and the Pacific States,—and some fighting has already taken place. Senor Estrada, the Governor of the Zelaya Department ...

... possession of The Lodge School, Codrington College, and Harrison College, has been regarded as the educational centre of the Caribbean Archipelago and Guiana. Tlic latter seminary especially, under the able direction of its late Head Master, Mr. Horace Deighton ...

... of the negotiations that are pending for the arrangement of commercial reciprocity between The Dominion and the British Caribbean Colonies. As a matter of fact, the Canadian refiner has usually pocketed the most of the preferential duty. The West Indian ...

... Snakes. BY F. STERNS FADELLE, BACIL-ES-SCIENCES. (From West Committee Circular, December 22). In the insular chain across the Caribbean Sea, known as the Lesser Antilles, nature's tropical exuberance has not included in their fauna any venomous reptiles, except ...

... long-promised facilities for storing coal ashore to do so. There is a busy fleet of intercolonial schooners trading around the Caribbean, making Barbados headquarters. This is, in short, the bare outline of what is comprised in the term shipping interests ...

... impenetrable forests and marshy lands that form so forbidding and gloomy a feature of the country washed by the waves of the Caribbean Sea. Even a few miles outside of the City of Panama the present writer has driven past rolling savannahs studded here and ...