... or a Company Without Capital.—The Caribbean Company Limited was formed 1871. It was formed not—as might perchance be supposed-for the buying up of Caribs, but for the purchase guano and other commodities the Caribbean Islands cheap and selling them dear ...

... uirements the colony itself, but by the S dependencies more nearly and naturally connected with it than our settlements in the Caribbean oca.— Times. ...

... great Navy; they are building it. He advised them to secure the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus;they have taken Cuba and Puerto Rico, which are bases enable a Fleet to command the Caribbean Sea against the European Powers, and they have determined to make ...

... great size, subsidence must follow. The ,' Caribbean Islands are situated in a region where tlie earth's crust is extremely weak, aa was demonstrated ages ago, when the Andean Moun- tains broke down, and the Caribbean basin and i the Gulf of Mexico were formed ...

... sweeping round the coast-line of South America, comes into contact with the small and thin block of land which separates the Caribbean Sea from the Pacific. Thus thrown back, strikes northwards after issuing from the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida Strait; ...

... political life of his country. A treaty revising the Anglo- American agreement respecting the creation of a canal from the Caribbean to the Pacific was signed in January, but was so mutilated the United States Senate to lead to its abandonment by Great Britain ...

... the last presidential election, in the hope that if Democratic candidate got in would giant Germany a coaling station the Caribbean Sea. Tbe Ambassador describes the report as part of attempt to levy blackmail en him. By order the Home Secretary, the body ...

... and Korth ■ c l ear that France having no colonies on the Elands i , er ' can Continent, and only two insignificant any Q Caribbean sea, not impelled to this measure &Coe demand. Indeed, if these conditions are w y the government, they will amount to a ...

... the Australian mail, was Captain Serames, the commander of the Confederate manof-war Sumter, whose daring achievements the Caribbean sea have attracted such attention. Captain amines is small, thin, but wiry man, with weather-beaten countenance, of a most ...

... been received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America.—The Persia, which arrived at Queenstown on Saturday, brings further intelligence of the secession ...

... it been a century or two earlier—wouhi have suggested that he had just returned from a cruise in the Spanish Main or the Caribbean sea, with pockets stufford with crusadoes, portagues, pieces of eight, and moidores, with a dried-up liver, an adust temperament ...