... hear) ; and if there were any thing our mixed form of government which was found inapplicable the different state of society in those provinces, let the British government generously and candidly free them from restraint, and say, ** As we cannot govern you ...

... questions at issue in this province, as set forth in the extracts from the instructions to his eicelienc}' the £arl of Crusford, communicated by the lieutenant-governor of Upper Canada, to the legislature of that province, and the line policy prescribed ...

... and if there were anything in our {nixed form «f government which was found inapplicable the different state of society in those provinces, let the British government generously and candidly free them from restraint, and say, *• we cannot govern you for ...

... presumption that the French would entirely inhabit one province, and the British settlors the other province of Canada. Lower Canada being destined for the French Canadians, and Upper Canada being that province into which it was expected that British emigration ...

... Boyton’s motion, is to pledge the Society to protect those persons who vote for candidate who is supported by their landlords, in opposition to a candidate supported this society. It is in opinion of importance that this Society should not in any instance, ...

... the production ol the accounts, because know 0 { . an( supported this Society. It in opinion that the committee enjoy fully theconfidence of the Society—| of importance that this Society should nut nay instance, (hear, hear) and they not require any additional ...

... and if there were any thing in our mixed form of governmeit which was found inapplicable to the different state of society in those provinces, let the British goiernmcnt generously and candidly them from restraint, and say, ** As cannot govern you tor good ...

... legislatures of tb* two provinces, that a joint committee should Ik* appointed, sit at Montreal, and which committee should he composed in the following manner, namely, of four members of the legislative councils each province, and eight members of each ...

... The robbery took place *t ,u p . . , few days ago, and Monday night Peace-constable Carr the distraction of society, the convulsion of provinces, and ar|e)rted til n oug of ill-fame Bow.lane. had the subversion of kingdoms—to the indestructible truth which ...

... THE BASQUE PROVINCES. During the four months which I spent in Navarre, Alavm, Biscay, and Guipuscoa, I never met with the slightest insult or injury, though quite unarmed, frequently travelling alone, and not particularly on my guard either by night or ...

... ULSTER Virtu* THE OTI'ER PROVINCES. •JT,* C'n*er » , > ,e * boafct, that a late dinuer given to of the Irish Government, that individual declared that Ireland i*. reference social organiialion, divided into l«o diametrically opposite pa: —Lister being ...

... I.CELEBRATuo* of AtI MAJESTY'S CORONA- l- TION IN .T'HE PROVINCES. | \ Wxxrtossxs._The well- afected and loyal portion of the inhabitants illumiinated theit houses on Thursday evening, in honour of the coronatio n of our beloved Sovereign; but we regret ...