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... success.-The manufacturers in whose em- ploy those weavers are who have had their houses flooded, have presented to each (independent of the subscription) a peck and a half of coals. The rain appears to have been general through a wide district. The Eden ...
... Canadian Chiefs, who have recently arrived in this country for the purpose of arranging the disputed right to certain lands in Canada, which they are endeavouring to recover, were introduced, on Monday, to an audience of Sir G. Murray, at the Colonial Office ...
... were settled thus about 3500 in Lower Canada and 8000 in Upper Canada, while the re- mainder had repaired to different parts of the territory of the United States, but were in general likely to return to the Canadas. American speculators, says the Editor ...
... 15th ult. contain a copy of the Speech delivered by Sir John Colborne, at the opening of the Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada, on Friday the 8th ult. The following is an extract:— The activity and industry of the agriculturists in all parts cf the ...
... introduced. At present thero weroe 0 four judicial distrides in that country, each. of. , rwhisli holds it sepoirate atid independent joi- rislieios. Tere wsse also eight Judges fpl Itie advnuisistmiitionl of jutstice in that country;r attd in those courts ...
... that Belgium had never been an independent state. What because a country had never been independent, did other nations acquire a stronger right to interfere in her affairs ? The South American provinces were never independent until now but would any one ...
... special constables. In consequence of these precau- tions not even a squib was let off on the night of the 5th No- vember. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.—Last week the Prov. G.M. and a deputation from the Watei-loo Lodge, in this town, aided by a party ...
... only tuf fo- reign tonnage. Advantages, ito. bave resulted to Our agricultural interests front the state of the trade between Canada and our territo,ics awid states hotr- dering on the St, Lawrence and the Lakes, shich . may prove moro than eqiiivalentt to ...
... will be opposed in that quarter, and his re-election to the Presidency greatly hazarded. The winter had set in very severe in Canada and the Northern States. There had been 203 deaths in the city of New York, during the week ending 24th December, being a ...
... Ambassador to the Porte he appears to have been dis- missed abruptly. A bill has passed the Assembly and Cpuncil of Lower Canada imposing a tax of five shillings currency on every passenger or emigrant thatshall arrive at the port of Quebec or Montreal ...
... Parliament. He dwelt much >n the la- bours of Lord James in the last Parliamert, that he had honestly, zealously, and independently served his cJ>i!stitueni8, and that the most grateful return the e'cctors could make for such services, won'd be 10 re- ...
... people. It must not be forgotten that, although united under one general government since the esta- blishment of their independence, there are no two separate countries under the sun more dis- tinct in their pursuits and their productions than the northern ...