CANADA
... canal at that point against Canadian vessels. A member of the Cabinet says this will render Canada independent of all the United States waterways. ...
... canal at that point against Canadian vessels. A member of the Cabinet says this will render Canada independent of all the United States waterways. ...
... Ottawa as the future capital. True, it is but new place, but it is destined yet one of the most important cities of Canada, independent of the scat of government; and if Montreal, Toronto, and not approve the selection, is it any reason why the choice ...
... CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. TORONTO, AUGUST 22- The Canadian newspapers discuss ' with moderation for the most part, President Harrison's proclamation ordering retaliatory measures against Canada. The Mail (Independent) says that the form of retaliation ...
... we love to wear our hearts upon our sleeves— this new cable will give us in case of war a direct communication with Canada independent of the land lines of Newfoundland, which in winter are more liable to interruption, and of the wires crossing the wildest ...
... THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Hobday Night, Not much interest is expressed here in the ro- | taliation ordered by the President upon Canada ; , but such opinion as is expressed is favourable to the President's action ...
... their mother county will impose upon them. lioweelif your Relegation deal with the est:woos dispose Canada and the United States Canada sere a independent State the dispute would soon be settled, for she would yield to the arguments other poitethl neighbour ...
... closed by ice, the steamers shall run to Halifax, N.S., and St. John, N.B. The service will thus be from England to Canada, and be independent of ths United States ports. Regarding the Conference of Canadian and United States Statesmen at Washington, the ...
... ing to Protection 1 J Canada is practically independent, and Great Britain would not mind very much if she desired to Income entirely so ; but could she for one moment allow Ireland to be an independent nation ? Even now Canada is agitating to be allowed ...
... they founded our two most promising new colonies, Queensland and British Columbia, and had laid out plans for rendering Canada independent of her neighbours and more capable of developing her own resources plans which Mr. Robbuuk naively admitted “an unfortunate ...
... lon victoriously occupied, the empire is stricken at the heart, Ir.l .nd recovers her nationality, India becomes free, Canada independent, _J.auritius (.always a French island at heart) hauls up the tricolour, the 1 fleet is tossed here and there without ...
... scanty numbers, and Lower Canada is comparatively stationary, but not so Upper Canada. For instance,' in 1842 the population Toronto, Lake Ontario, was only ; 1852, 30,000 ; now, as stated, it isfuHy 50.000. Loudon, also in Upper Canada, contained in 1850 but ...
... felt at the ports of Portland, Boston, and New York, and on the railways connecting the United States with Canada. Canada is virtually independent, and has a trans-continental route within her own territory and a double rail outlet to her Maritime Provinces ...