... of Canada, over and above the cost that woold atten! the save su.-ply of sound frm the Ba!tic, amounting to a year, making aclear annual cost to Great Britain and Ireland of 2,000,000/ a year; which sum Would be saved if Canada Was an independent State ...

... Great Britain—if Great Britain and Canada were two independent nations, the trade of Canada could by poss'bihty be in a state so beneficial to that colony as at present? It, then the situation of the people of Canada is so happy with respect to their interna ...

... CANADA. regret, to have to record the commencement of a rebellion Lower Canada, which has already been accompanied bloodshed, to a serious extent, and the horrors war aggravated very considerably by the commencement Of winter a climate celebrated for ...

... CANADA. SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1525. Of all the Colonies belonging to tins country, Canada is present probably the most interesting. Not much for its intrinsic value to us; for, after all, places for those that are useless at home are the chief advantages ...

... addressed the house upon the affair of Canada ; the Noble Lord after eoing in detail throngh the history of the Colony from 1762 thus continued :— Tam happy to say while legislation wa- carried on with kind towards Canada, they had condu: ted themselves in ...

... CANADA. New York Papers Sth January, have been received. They supply intelligence events ba the frontiers Upper Canada, which mty the relation* between country and the United States an unpleasant manner. It anpsars that small steam-boat, called the Caroline ...

... THE CHURCH IN CANADA. EXE i Ell, FItIKAY IM., July We are happy to find that the appeal made in behalf of the depressed Protestant Established Church in Canada, by the Rev. W. Bettridge, B. D., has been very successful in this city and its neighbourhood ...

... ie le r,™ + i,p other that the virtual repeal of the Irish Union, the independence of the Canadas, were the ultimate objects of their efforts, and that nothing less sfythem Canada, this tied , but, thanks toT energy Sm John the 10 tne Majesty's Forces ...

... truth in the story. Both Canadas were perfeetly tranc jul. We learn with great reeret from these papers that the sentries over the state prisone rs, whose ese: ape from the citadel cf Quebec has excited so great a sensa- tion in Canada, were feur privates ...

... ZUE POLICY OF INDEPENDENT R What should be the couduet of the reformers —the bailot majority ? ist. Should they continue to support the government ? 2nd, Should they oppose and seek to destroy it? Srd. Should they seek to consolidate and form themselves ...

... room enough to fight. The qf the two Canada's round numbers 350,000 square miles ; which is four times the extent of Great Britain. Upper Canada contains only 90,000 miles : there remain, therefore for Lower Canada 2b'(),0()0 ; which makes it tin ice as ...

... advantage. The freight from Europe to Canada, and back to this country, together with this duty of 4s. appears give us a good security. With regard to wheat from Canada itself, this may affect us at some remote period. Canada at present grows but little more ...