... One half the year Canada is frozen in from English vengeance, and you will as soon catch a weasel asleep, find anything like neutrality on the part of the States, much less the slightest assistance incase of any attempt to coerce Canada. the contrary,—what ...

... to the different measures which had been proposed with regard to Loner Canada, contended that to concede the demands of the Assembly would be to render Canada at once independent of the mother country. That part of the constitution, he said, which requires ...

... to have her fiscal and administrative policy controlled by the British Legislature ? Nothing. Canada, as an independent nation, or confederation of independent states, would enjoy all the advantages, with respect to British markets, which she is henceforth ...

... that the presence of these parties in Lohdon is rather an iiljury than a benefit to Canada, that I saw the necessity of bringing the case of Canada before the independent members of the Imperial Parliament ; which I did in the two letters I now enclose ...

... hon. friend, the Under-Secretary of the Colonies, spoke of the people of Lower Canada as independent. A free -people indeed they were, but an independent people and independent legislature they were not. (Hear, hear.) In that lay the whole fallacy of'the ...

... hon. friend, the Under-Secretary of the Colonies, spoke of the people of Lower Canada as independent. A free people indeed they were, but an independent people and independent legislature they were not. (Hear, hear.) In that lay the whole fallacy of the ...

... part of the province heretofore Lower Canada, independent of the Crown. An act to impose certain duties on agricultural produce and live stock imported into this province. On the 25th the Executive Council of Canada resigned in a body, (with the exception ...

... ral would pursue. The most entitled to belief was, that he would call DraPe'! formerly Attorney-General of Canada, and 11orris,,.1 independent member of the Legislative C.Juncil, to aid. Disturbances, resulting in the death of two men the wounding of ...

... our trade would be improved by declaring our colonies independent. We have demonstrated that, in so far as mere commercial relations are concerned, Canada is, practically, independent. Yes, and Canada, in this transition state, affords the best opportunity ...

... to have her fiscal and administrative policy controlled by the British Legislature ? Nothing. Canada, as an independent nation, or confederation of independent states, would enjoy all the advantages, with respect to British Markets, which she is henceforth ...

... jsfc~iadto distract the public ma' d01 e'y journals canl alone find their wh 1. Wa! plrcv, Canada tdoes not desire annexa- Pec * )td lv he a l.)ser by it in independence is I S.. hli exercises at present more of the fro, -overegigny than any one of the thirty ...

... CANADA. The intelligence is unimportant. M. Lawrason, said to be a stanch Conservative, had been returned for London, C. W. TEXAS. Our dates from Galveston, Texas, are to the 31st of December. The all-absorbing topic is the annexation of Texas to the ...