... METCALFE. Important from Canada. —We received some important intelligence by yesterday murning’s mail from Canada. It was reported in Kingston, on the 17th instant, that Sir Charles Metcalfe had resigned the government of the Canadas, and will immediately ...

... CANADA. We have received a file 4 - C - a:II1 - ; papers, to the 18th ult., the contents of which are important. It was reported in Kingston, that Sir Charles Metcalfe had resigned the government pf the Canadas, and , would immediately return home. ...

... CANADA, It was reported in Kingston, on the 17th ult., that Sir Charles Metcalf had resigned the government of the Canadas, and would immediately return home. Severe indisposition is assigned as one cause for this step. It was also reported that the ...

... CANADA It was reported in Kingston, on the 17th ult., that Sir Charles Metcalf had resigned the government of the Canadas, and would immediately return home. Severe indisposition is assigned as one cause for this step. It was also reported that the Government ...

... demise the Crown. An Act render the Judsesof the Court of Queen’s Bench in that part of the province heretofore Lower Canada, independent the Crown. Act impeoe certain duties agrionltnral produce and live stock. Imported into ibis province. Cxiunx Commsbcb ...

... of the demise “An Act to render the Judges of the Court of King’s Bench in that rt of the Province heretofore Lower Canada, independent of the Crown. Act to impose certain duties on Agricultural Produce and Live Stock imported into this Province.” The ...

... IMPORTANT FROM CANADA. NATION OF SIR CHARLES METCALFE, We received some important Intelligence Wednes* day’smorning’s mail from Canada. was reported Kingston, on the instant, that Sir Charles Metcalfe had resigned the government of the Canadas, and will ...

... papers meet the question manfully. The intelligence from Canada is of much importance. It was reported in Kingston on the 17th ult., that Sir Charles Metcalfe had resigned the government of the Canadas, and would immediately return home. Severe indisposition ...

... organized conspiracy against the established laws and government of the country. In fact, the rebels sought to declare Canada independent of the Mother Country, and to sever it from British connexion. In boldness of attempt, and determined resistance, the ...

... with interest, though many will not concur in the conclusions of the writer, that in some ten or twenty years Canada will become independent, or be in corporated with the United States. ...

... case of the demise “An Act to render the Ju of the Court of King’s Bench in that part of the Province heretofore wer Canada, independent of the Crown “ Ao Act to impose certain duties on Agricultural Produce and Live Stock imported into this Province.” ...

... support her Majesty? .fficient grounds before the house ;ountenaace to those who a Canada independent of the a total separation. If the 3 supposed, for severing the and Canada, then he would say/ eke place, give at least the British in the benefits which ...