... THE FUTURE OF CANADA. The delegates from the British North American Provinces are here to exchange counsels and good wishes, and we give them all that is in our power to bestow. The fraternal sentiments expressed by our statesmen and legielatois at the ...

... CANADA. Qcarmr, Sept. 9.—The Governor General of Canada s o, for E uro pe on the 16th. If anybody wishes to know the exact position .f the Canadian reciprocity and annexation questions, Ise will And it in almost any day's issue of the Canadian press. ...

... EMIGRANTS FOR CANADA• Another batch of children-emigrants from Cheltenham Workhouse, left the St. James's-square station yesterday, en route for Canada. The party consisted of tacit • boys and one girl, and acre under charge of Mr. Welch the Master of ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHELTENHAM RXAMINER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1860. TEE .ANDERSOR CASE IN CANADA. The Boston correspondent of the Post writes : ' The action in the Court of Queen's Bench in the Anderson case commands much attention here. A New York journal ...

... CORRESPOIVDENCE. EMIGRATION TO CANADA. To the Editor of the Cheltenham Examiner. Sir,—Many of your readers will probably like to bear something of Canada es a field for emigration from one who has been there for the last five years, and wh o resided in ...

... the sole issue to be whether when we gave to Canada self-government and a provincial Parliament, we were to rupee those right& If this wu not done, we should more endanger the Church of England in Canada than by any other step. The Chancellor of the ...

... deserve and have a better fatty But if It does, the benefit will wine to Canada, and she ought to make op bar mind for the rink. In the matter of tariffs, let it be said, Canada persistently treats us as if we were • foreign nation. She is not even so ...

... obscure and eonfneing to the general reader, the main provisions are simple enough. Ireland is to enjoy a legislative independence each as will meet her practical wants and tatter her sentiment of nstiamiley, bat it will nevertheless fall cansidessdy ...

... remained at the Colonial Office twelve months longer, Canada would either have been annexed to the United States, or have heen erected into an independent &ate . ; but still, the principle once applied to Canada, it cannot long be withheld from other portions ...

... the pending out of five girls, whose emigration to Canada the Guardians had sanctioned a week or Iwo back. Baron de Ferrieres said he had been able already to report to the Board the arrival in Canada of the bore last sent out, and he bad now received ...

... produce in such abundance candidates of Liberal-Conservative complexion, promising an independent support of the present Government, and receiving a not too independent support from its opponents, that two of them will return unmistakeably Ministerial ...

... from the freer intellectual life of other European countries, and stamped out the noblest elements of moral and religious independence until she became a main of torpid orthodoxy. Her unity remained unbroken so l as the isolation lasted and the ancient beliefs ...