... existing in these colonies, mid their supersession by a confederation of all the colonies lying within the confines of the Caribbean Sea under one central Government, with a uniform Customs tariff. The Customs tariffs in Jamaica and other places are of an ...

... Colonies, and recommending what reforms, if any, can be introduced, with a view to promoting the physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. This gentleman returned to Southampton on Sunday last in the Orinoco, and his suggestions and recommendations will ...

... these colonies, and recommending what reforms, if any, can be introduced, with a view of promoting physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. Sir Rupert Royce returned to Southampton on Sunday in the Royal Mail steamer Orinoco. liis suggestions and reco ...

... is an able man, a great man. That is shown by the fact that three powerful nations felt it ne. cessary to stop him in the Caribbean and send him back to Europe in order to prevent his getting into Venezuela. You do not think this action was justified ...

... would thus bo counteracted, not only for the British but also for toe other islands, by new centre of attraction in vigorous Caribbean Confederation under the British flog, inspired with the sense of future fall possibilities. Farther, federation would facilitate ...

... greeted with ouiinoub silence. The Cubans see themselves face to face with a giant power whose shadow faces athwart the whole Caribbean &CUM) American Continent from Mexivo to Patagonia. end No from Mexico to Patagonia, the eentiment felt towards the United ...

... in three (bionics. end recommending what reforms. if *ay, .n be introduced. with • promoting the physical welfare is Oa Caribbean Islands. Thi• gentleman retnentd to England In the R.M.d.P. Orinoco. and be auggratona sad tweominendations will awaited ...

... eea: the vwitor will iu with everything that cur.oue from the tar to the Far {South, from Java the etrange towns of the Caribbean .Sea. A niinial bwjer held daily, which crack from will Are for a trophy to be presented vucen. and folk dancers Denmark ...

... into pvoant dealing with than Oekaka. aad recommending what reform*, if any. can intrednoad. with promoting phynicnl weKan Caribbean Wanda Tbu gentle man resumed tha RM.fI.P. Orinoco, and hie augseationa and rrrominmdat ton* will W with mUtmt thorn *ho mro ...

... out to Brazil and adjacent countries, but merely discovered other valuable cettleyas. Arnold found C. Gaskellisua in the Caribbean Mountains ; Seidl came upon the superb Lawrencisna in the Roraema. Years afterwards, the collector Buugeroth sent home what ...

... Colonies, and recommend- ing what reforms, if any, can be introduced, with vi*,w to promoting the physical welfare in the Caribbean Islands. This gentleman returned to Southampton Sunday last in the Royal Mail Orinoco, and hie suggestk)ns and recommendations ...

... these Colonies, ami recommending what reforms, if any. can l)o introduced with a view promoting the physical welfare in tne Caribbean Islands. Sir Hubert returned to Southampton in the R.M.S.P. Orinoco, and his suggestions and recommendations will be awaited ...