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... so circumstanced. Canada independent, or Canada part and parcel of the Great Republic —such is the alternative. Were it presented to Ireland she might sing— How happy could I be with either’*— but the British spirit is strong in Canada, and it is, therefore ...
... of the threatened doming of the American *anal et that point spinet Canadian mama& A. member of the this will render Canada. independent of all the United Militia ...
... transferring Canada tl the United States, as admitted by Mr. Blake. The speaker then declared that the extravagance, corruption, and jobbery of the Grand Trunk management, by which millions had been lost by British investors, was the worst blow Canada had ever ...
... closing of .the American. j canal at that point against Canadian vessels. A. member of the Cabinet saya this will render Canada, independent of all the United States waterways. ...
... By Our Own Reporter. &no:tromp, June 22.—The thirty.third annual session of the Grand Lodge of Canada Independent Order of Good Templara was commenced here at 10 a. m., F. S. Spence, Grand Chief Templar,presiding. Among the distinguished brethrenpreeent ...
... not always very fr endly nation numbering 68,000.000 of people. Canada would be independent at their sufferance only. Tbe clear policy of those who look to ■n absolutely independent Canada as the goal to be contemplated is to cherish for the present a ...
... much-needed lesson. Ia conclusion, Sir Charles upper said thank Cod. the vote of the maritime provinces had rendered Canada independent the machinations cf the Grand Trunk and Messrs. Laurier and Farrer's American allies. ...
... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. TITE KENTISH INDEPENDENT ...
... anonymous leaflet that was 'being eireulaterl : said he favoured a bonus to the Nioi. ,, ing rar.way be wanted to see Canada independent of Ameriotn coot : tied weer,. tit coneltLsion. hn expromed his firm belief that ho was going to be returned for West ...
... 201 t. deep. The canal has cost The gates and valves are worked by electricity. The construction of this canal gives Canada an independent waterway from the head of Lake Superior to the ocean. The American engineers engaged in constructing the canal on the ...
... The canal has cost £750,000. The gates and valves are worked by electricity. The construction of this canal gives Canada an independent waterway from the head of Lake Superior to the Atlantic seaboard. The American engineers engaged in constructing the ...
... to erect Canada into an independent kingdom. There can be no doubt that it would be the interest of both England and Canada that the latter alternative should be adopted. What possible objection could England make to the independence of ...