... In 'The Tinos of Anennii: Thin Canada le • bright Jewel the of Britain, bat It will become the Wrenn sal vrealthlen portion, of lewd la do We conceit. what will be the of the British Pismire. Bet. thrit Moir* to neatettting which opal It mkt open liberty ...

... Booth was *abed a somewluit, question at ilo.too about Canada by intrepid American reporter, and the veteran. with admirable diplomacy, replied:. I am not • politician. Well, to return to Independence Hell. Here the femme Conger met and drafted their petition ...

... she had not a friend left in tL worid.—(lruid insilopeuduit, (kit. 5). Mr. O'Connor aid that his minstrel wee, to secure Canada'. approval of a Federal' acherne of government fur the four Kingdome of the Brunet Wee, soon as the Pro_ in Car.adr enjoy ...

... 'South fiaaannritata Pembtoke and Hewett ,rdw.ei florcanc.4a Dlie. ~. 71ei+. .. f r. CANADA AND BRITISH RECIPROCITY. OTHE !HOWLS'S . 1 11PNE.y. The late )Bernard Calnoto Alexander, head fir,a. of Jaffe of the iterger,tXig how,. in ...

... the supply so enormously by tievelopment of supply from Canada and our Colonies that we should be independent of foreign eumitries for our supp ly of wheat Taritt Reformers wanted to ma ke Canada an• other United States for British industries,l and in ...

... Liberals. None cer tainly could weigh the assertions of the pro l i - teetations of rival pa.rtice in such a balance of independent judgment based upon a thor- 1 ongh knowledge and personal acquaintance with the matters of naval defence. With the naval ...

... wc . ..nri in her month. to force the Trade Union movement into Evidence was gives that Sir Stanley was polit.ws as an independent party are open is carton on business . ating in America. Fir time decerised had been hide. The auccias of the strike in ...

... municipalities have the greatest dare-Like's to con. tend with in bringing effective premiere to bear upon a power wholly independent of them. Lewd Mar—whom influence and passim® an irreeporwrible and private influence and authority is one d the imomalies ...

... be avoided by at once recognising the need of giving the mnivenent a duel nature. whereby North and South may each act independently. And, in any case, it is desirable that some. thing practical should be dune at awe by summoning a National Coil(*ream ...

... danced* the elou'r t • da e only one pair of eyes, and I mast ea. be boo Wei lot keep them In front.' flonghteri. CRIPPEN IN CANADA -bia a or far what el iated as it vow. Many time Se we to It h e &an tiagre ted t h a t yOl! wo o the reek and bit bad been ...