... the poor. CANADA. The House went into Committee on the Canada Acts, and agreed to Resolution moved Lord How ice, on which his lordship is bring in Bill for rendering the Judges Canada independent of the Cr**wn, aud enlarging the powers the ...

... important still was that connexion the Canadas themselves, in military and naval protection, in commerce, and in thecommand of capital! Was liie almost nominal superiority of the mother country price too high for Canada to pay in return for such advantages ...

... CANADA. The new, from Canada i. not important There has been further invasion either province, though it appear* there ra a design of the .art on foot near Detroit, which was prevented by the activity the United Stales' officer* The trials of the prisoners ...

... CANADA. Lord GLENELG said lie rose pursuant notice to move that humble.Address presented to her Majesty the affairs of Canada. The Address was couched general language, regretting the rebellion which had broken out in lamer Canada, and assuring her Majesty ...

... all doubt of the wish of the patriots to es- tablish in Canada a complete independence of the mother country. With the exception of Mackenzie’s statement, which is very general, the news frum Canada is a mass of inextricable confusion. One ac- count represents ...

... CANADA The dispatches from Sir Francis Head, little as they Lave added the details of the insurrectionary movement, and of the gallant resistance to it and near Toronto, of which the public has I een for many days in possession, will nevertheless be read ...

... and solicitor-genual lor Canada est; commencing tints— We, the undersigned memheis the Legis'a'ive Assets* of the province ol Canada, representing constituencies exchisive'y within that portion of the prov ice ornterly Lower Canada, take the earliest opportunity ...

... LOWER CANADA The following is account a recent meeting the county Aea.lie : * The mighty voice of popular indignation against the Russell atrocity, comes booming our ears from all parts this and the adjoining districts. Yesterday the sturdy, determined ...

... LOWER CANADA. ©aartmrfesl)ire WARWICK, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1837- is known that the state of our Colonial possessions* particularly that portion of them— Lower Canada, is not one the least embarrassing considerations which arises to the view of the nation ...

... Above all, stood pledged to resist any encroachment upon the independence of the Lords. He had over felt that it was impossible to preserve mixed form of government, unlew the independence of the House Lordi, and the union of Church and Slate, wen preserved ...

... CANADA, have noticed with gratification the furournblo appearances presented by the last intelligence from Canada. The tenor the Canadian press, end of private letters which have seen, is generally that of salisfaciion with the progress that has been ...

... THE CA NE THE CANADAS. three civil war am sovereigns slike number the calamity of which surround their im among the jie alliance has but his‘crown from the hands of suc cessful revolutionists. But wh maining an party insular in- have by, the thirstings ...