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... Mr. Longley, Attorney-General for Nova Scotia, on Canada and Imperial Federation, in which the probabilities of Canada becoming an independent nation are strongly put forward. Recent events in Canada have, perhaps, made the article appear a little behind ...
... of Toronto ISas jtlst ordained two of the most able and eloquent Ministersof thie same denomination in Canada, and one Independent. The Independent Minister at Here- ford is seeking ordination, and has thrown up his meeting house. A few months ago, the ...
... Sewage Question. By Rigby Wason.-Dardwvlcke, 192, Piccadilly. The Independence of Canada. By A. A. Alison-[An appeal, eloquently written, calling upon the government. to make Canada independent.] An Appeal to all Christians and the Jewish Nation to Liberate ...
... But, it may be said, they would continue to do the same were they independent. Mr Mathews meets this by producing statistics to prove that immediately before the War of Independence the inhabitants of the thirteen colonies imported British goods to the ...
... AMUSEMENTS IN CANADA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDIENT.) MIONTREALL FEBRUARY 22.-AcADEMY Or MUSIC.- Bliss Lizzie BMay Ulmer hails, we believe, twn fthe boundless West, and, although she is supposed to enjoy a certain celebrity in those distant regions, her ...
... \With that, energy, and industry, Lord Lorne assures the emigrant of solid, independent prosperity. In writing this book he has done an important service as wvell to Canada as to the nother country. In it he speaks of things of which he has full personal ...
... TO GEOBGE HARRISON, ESQ., CANADA WORKS, BIRKENHEAD. Birkenhead Iron Work?, Dec, 7,1861. Sir,—ln the Daily Pott of to-day it is reported that you stated at the meeting of Mr. friends which was held at the Birkenhead theatre last evening, that man now ...
... the explanation of how these events ?a'eze to pass. CANADA. ESQUISSE SUE LE CANADA, CONSIDERE SOIS LE POINT DE VUE ECONOISTE. By J. C. TACHE, Member of the Canadian Parliament, and Commissioner of Canada at the Paris Exhibition. Paris: Hector Bossange. London: ...
... bumptious American having said one day that the States would soon annex Canada, Mr. Vivian replied, There is much more chance of Canada annexing you than of your annexing Canada, for the simple reason that you are all discontented with your system of ...
... Royal does not spell loyal, for he advocates Canadian independence, and on commercial grounds only. This is a -n step further than Mr. Goldwin Smith ventures. But we have yet to l learn that Canada's commercial relations arc hampered by his connec- tion ...
... as a real blessing in Canada. They make good sleighing, and that means everywhere splendid roads, internal trade, and enhanced social enjoyment. I ndeed, the winter is generally regarded as the pleasantest part of the year. Canada is the only British ...
... left to the Society for Propagating the Gospel ut Foreign Parts £6000, to be expended in building churches in Upper and Lower Canada; to the Benefactor's Fund of All Souls, Oxford £500; to the County Hospital, £10(; to the poor in each of his parishes, £50; ...