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... raliaMar4 Tendency of the VI. its !ruts for the Times— rise, programa, and de. toy. 11. Tbe mate of Ireland. 1 VII. Tie Bobbles of Canada. 111. Prraratant boarunformity. VIII. Cbereb Eatensinn. Ii . Rural Life.l Ms Stamina of Nadia% . Portrait of as English mad ...
... the effect of this emigration, supposing a war to happen between America and this country, and in attempt to be made on the Canadas? Dr. Goldsmith says, in his History of England About this time, 1773, the common people of Ireland, and in the North of Scotland ...
... and the Sultan, in measures intended to effect the permanent pacification of the Levant, to maintain the integrity and independence of the Ottoman empire, and thereby to afford additional security for the peace of Europe. Tlie violent injuries inflicted ...
... genaral basis proposed by him through M. de St. in his conference with Princf MeUernich and Count Nesselrodc was. il The Independence by Sen and Land of all the Countries and States politically/ known the beginning the French Revolution. —Bonaparte in ...
... Hamm, Roebuck, tic . sod was roe of deputation from Canada, to the British ea .A i s tom, mole this country he came to visit the place of his nadvity, and paid off sumeold norm More retarning to Canada. Ms has an aunt iu Dundee, who earns livelihood by ...
... Emperor of Russia. and the Sultan, in measures intended to effect the permanent pacification of the Levant, to maintain the independence and integrity of the Ottoman inspire and thereby to afford additional security for the peso of Europe. The violent injuries ...
... a most critical situation! several the States, meetings had been held consider of the means for the general safety, independent entirely any the measures or proceedings weak, dastardly, imbecile Government. A!- I bany.in the State of New \ork N strong ...
... effects of government by ascendancy and a faction is becoming nearly as conspicuous in Canada as in Ireland; and duly persevered in, may render that extensive colony independent by North American assistance, in the same manner as it begins to be felt just possible ...
... EMIGRATION. Mr. Cnxwell of Charlton, who has lately returned from Canada for a short time and is staying at Cheltenham, gives a very encouraging account of the rapid improvement of the Upper Province in consequence of the increase of emigration. Parts ...
... Hattleslone Commander, at Liverpool, in days from New York, we have received New York Papers the 9th inst. together with files of Canada journals to the 3d. inclusive. On the Bib there was a general meeting of the stockholders of the United States, at which it ...
... reined by the packet-ship Independence, Captain Nye, which Li arrived at Liverpool In 211 days from that city. MontrulQuebee, and Toronto papers to late dates have also been receive d by tbb conveyance. Tim news from Canada is not important. A party of ...
... publicly them in self-defence. The Noble Lord concluded able speech by intimation that Canada must nut expect at one and the same time to erect herselfinto independent ! republic, and retain all the advantages she at present derived from her connexion with ...