... COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE AT ISSUE. 13. lkllaw'q poised betwesa bk. A. W Lack M.P.for sod Yr etambulani liedberes, 7th 9•o4embir, 1903 Deer Cokswil iscrotary.--15 c.urso ad MSN a the House • few ago ewe 0 year noble col:eagnee the me to apply to yea ON Object ...

... CANADAS WHEAT CROP. A Ttern Ohtani • stil••••st by , of m th ,••••I,infro. l Ja-ly w THE PROPHETS - MANTLE. A ' ' pans me the male of Downs has mesa th r , n .1.,1 9tibter o.ear Vol . 4. Auaralian rpo• err. oho de:• ea t wade Sias sine swaths 1 .•. ...

... the conclusion of the international meeting Caldove raced at a number of places in Canada and the States, and had a fat; fltxlicuixi of success. bringing home sewral trophies as mementoes of his rucing visit to America. Previous to going cut he visited ...

... be SO lb• p •I.r. .1.11011 A fine & . 1W wed MOW fauns*. days CANADA & INDEPENDENCE. Nur AT riciv..,KNr. Tl.• Turowiw Poo.' —The I. Leah r,. Me. L a yria,• • N.. Vora nesse en*. .. Canada. Jed,* Use., of boadon the Cedamsinod Vora en•n. yew, b. IA favor ...

... •liilst Mr. John Malone, us stand. log Independent Nationalist. FOREIGN & COLONIAL MAILS FROM LIVERPOOL THIS DAT (THURSDAY). 7r OUNTIIMPT resort Te he.. It Te Num SWIM Ma& 4.1.P.0. 10.41 ea TOMORROW kiraiDAT). CANADA. JAM* lc. her Illeherhee T wit ACFP7RILeA ...

... Emigrate t o Canada 1 la answering itself. They are going in th. ir th..usands, British men and denten, to seek their fortunes SEMI the NO. 1.. 1.'1..1 new homes. and to earn their amid (max surroundings and tinier ..ther ronditiom. Canada wants • grit ...

... this very c,untry . Tl:ere was rebellion in the than foremast ooloay of Great Britain ; rebellion in Lower Canada. rebellion in Upper Canada; rebellion—let me say it at once, boomer it is only the truth to say it—rebellion not against the authority ...

... FOREIGN & COLONIAL MAILS FROM LIVERPOOL. THIS DAY ATI'ELDAV;. RA. CANADA. by tb• Lacs.. CIO Tr OP EGYPT. 6M) RNA. TIPIIS. 0 10 46 RNA TERRIBLE CONGO CATAS. TROPHF. TWO HUNDRED SOLDIERS DROWNED. A `Morning loader eurrespoudent at Antwerp News or a terrible ...

... argument andel ,re cogently show that the Canadians are certain that Canada., if toed, will all sapertetinna formirt of ita richness and its This hind of appeal is Yew of those who go nut to Canada will ever tors to return to the old gonditiere Fos pride of ~warship ...

... ships was very great : so great, indeed, as to call for explanation. Our habitual and systematic practice of sending out independent cruisers had certainly much to do with it. BY DOUGLAS OWEN. and with this mastery came to us the various foreign possessions ...

... Arierein and the niagnoade of the pee*. Minim of Cie wheat tamery et the Dowinum of Canada wt. a tied.. He heLered that there was still better is from ens Dotainioa of Canada. The speaker then C. to the future dewe'xipmeut of the wheat trade. sad that in ...

... to mimentton with the White Star Line. fur • large pee wager aeons, to he at Belfast fur tbst trade between Liverpool and Canada and later it eta announced that this steamer would be spotlit) followed by moth, It in of interest to learn that in the lint ...