...and at the numerous festivals which he attended, he acquitted himself in the happiest manner,—and his speeches may well compare with those made by statesmen...Central America." His mind was very much occupied W1 *h this matter, in the expectation that it would devolve on him to negotiate a treaty with the British...

...Pacific Ocean, which had been brought forward by his predecessor, Mr. Bancroft. The assent and guaranty of both the United States and Great Britain were necessary...treaty with the British government. In a letter of Dec. 14, 1849, to Lord Palmerston, he presents a view of the important advantages to result from such...

...received his immediate attention; and as early as December, 1849, he obtained from Lord Palmcrston a disavowal, on the part of Great Britain, of any...treaty with the British government. In a letter of Dec. 14, 1849, to Lord Palmerston, he presents a view of the important advantages to result from such...

...To assure this, the parties to the treaty jointly agreed not to exercise dominion over, or fortify or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito Coast, or any part of Central America. Great Britain, however, exercises dominion over Belize or British Honduras, the area...

...of the Bulwer-Clayton Treaty, from which we will extract only the promise not " to occupy, fortify, or " colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito Coast, or any part " of Central America." It may, one day, be useful to M. Barrere to recollect : 1. That the Bulwer-Clayton...

...To assure this, the parties to the treaty jointly agreed not to exercise dominion over, or fortify or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast, or any part of Central America. Great Britain, however, exercises dominion over Belize or British Honduras, the area...

...the parties to the Treaty jointly agreed в. Mai 18S2. D0£ j-д exergigg dominion over or fortify or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast, or any part of Central America. Great Britain, however, exercises dominion over Belize or British Honduras, the area...

...Yucatan. They further understood the treaty to say, that neither government should occupy, fortify, or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito Coast, or any part of Central America ; but it is a fact, that at the very date of the treaty, at the date of the ratification,...

...To assure this, the parties to the treaty jointly agreed not to exercise dominion over, or fortify or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast, or any part of Central America. Great Britain, however, exercises dominion over Belize or British Honduras, the area...

...1850, announcing evacuation of Tigre Island, and stating " that Her Majesty's Government do not intend to occupy or colonize Nicaragua, Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast, or any part of Central America." Sir H. Bulwer to Lord Palmerston, Feb. 3, 1850. as to protectorate of Mosquito country...