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... Again, in Canada 66,000/. was devoted to barrock-buildisg, independent of 1,000,00 W. spent in fortifications. If we continued to misgovern the Canadas, our barracks would avail us not. At present a civil war we, all but raging in Canada. For his own ...
... ihc parent state, the remeor l»p apnlied would more ions. If t.te troubles r.i nhich the Canadas are now involved »ou ! d removed cranting them complete independence, then, in the relative situation the two couniries, and considering the great loss which ...
... during the rebellion in East Canada. Nothing short of actual and open participation in that rebellion, is to disqualify claimants upon the fund. During the governorship of Lord Metcalfe, the claims of the loyalists West Canada were settled; a sum of £40,000 ...
... somethtng towards the fund now raising build and endow cnnrclies in that province. It must remembered that Upper Canada the very contrary to lanver Canada its feeling towards the mother country. In the former province there exists no revolutionary feeling, hut ...
... that ut the Upper Canada Committee Hie Society fur the Propagation , that various operations the cuminituc noth at home and in Canada, subject lo the approval ol the I'urcut and that the whole or the rules and regulations ol the I Canada Ci'inmitue modelled ...
... MHT OF MOON NEWS. UNITED STATES AND CANADA.—Tho Aiwia brims whim then BOWS to the thid, and Halifax to the 4th inst She brings a large mad, and between forty and filly passengers. The news is nut partinlarly interesting. That from Mexico lens matters ...
... MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1838. The latest socotints from Canada, theeigh they disprove the reports of Colonel Wetherell's defeat, in the attack upon the village of St. Charles, yet afford grounds for serious reflection, and for considerable apprehension ...
... BIRTHS. Oct, 16. Toronto, Canada West, the lady of James B. Willoughby. E-q Lieut, a.w. of a son. Nov. 13. Alscot Park, In county, Die lady of J. R. Waal, Eaq. of a son and heir. MARRIED. Nov. 4, at Chmrham, by the Her. G. Hall, Thomaa, elilst aon of ...
... the Canadian Freeman, (Upper Canada) and a local comnismicatioe has been received to the same effect, which has appeared in two contentpolar, prime, gratin forth in glowing letled the advantages or employment, independence, and plenty. which *Mild be the ...
... been favourable to the Queen. CANADA. the Ontario, (’apt. milestone, accounts have Leon received f»om Canada ihc United Statetr, three days later than ihqsc before obtained. The trial of Sutherland was proceeding in Upper Canada, the case behalf the Queen ...
... Lawrence beneficial the Upper Canadians. the Mother Country were i« consent the independence of L»oer Canada, the result uld he. that the British inbabitanU of Upper Canada, now nearly five hundred thousand, and occupying a nome territory admitting immense ...
... that numerous body of the people of Upper Canada had assembled Toronto, and pul forth n declaration independence.” Even in Quebec there h;is been some commotion. That the Americans of the States bordering Canada sympathize with the insurgents, pretty clear ...