... from E9S, Yugoslay.. from (116. Greece from 09. Malta from (IQ. Austria from EllB, and Sven:remand from 1149 GLOBAL CANADA. Tours, independent holidays. rnotorhornes and hotel packages. Plenty of choice at reasonable prices GLOBAL'S AGENT Rehable. courteous ...

... South Africa. Canada. Denmark and Italy. out—to Canada Montgomerie Reid Ltd, the Bramley, Basingstoke - based manufacturers o f medium range batterypowered counterbalanced fork lift trucks, have opened a subsidiary company in Canada. These agents. together ...

... Drayton ton on Monday brought to the I P resent proprietor having an inclination to settle >Oelt r Canada - The mill, independent of the land, tr,a -t r»j down at 2,400/. and was, we believe, brought in g Price. evenin - Coverdale of Harwell, (late 11^1 ...

... of Upper or Lower Canada, anil that w« will, to the utmost extent of our power, aid our fellow subject! of British birth in resisting any attempt on the part of the French Canadian inhabitants of Lower Canada to establish independent government, or overturn ...

... iu the Union Act. From this moment Canada was practically independent, having a Government responsible for legislation. The Crown has still a veto, but in all essentials Canada is as free as England. Later on, Canada followed the example of the United ...

... consent to'any each arrangement. It is quite true that Canada which virtually independent in commercial matters, may set us she pleases with regard to goods from the mother country, and that in Canada the Protective system is all powerful. But there is no ...

... only helped to keep it in a state of dependency. He hoped to see Canada independent, but he ha:dly knew whether it should be united with the States or not. If the English gave up Canada he did not think there was any danger the Americans being guilty ...

... place within the limits of the University capable of accommodating his Royal Highness and his numerous suite.—Cambridge Independent, Canada 1860.—The government pamphlet, containtng reliable information as to the present condition of the province, and the ...

... That might or might not be the case. On the other hand there was the possibility of Canada being independent some nay. To do that she must have population. If Canada had ten millions of people he thought very likely she would set up for herself. Then ...

... rivers, and forests of Canada, by Mr. J. E. Maddock, F.R.O.S. The lecturer prefaced his lecture with some descriptive remarks on Canada, its vast resources and sparsely populated districts. It was but se yesterday that Canada was an unknown country in ...

... CANADA BRIMIITS NEAREST OVERSEAS DOMINION, IN THE EMPIRE. UNDER THE FLAG. BRITAIN’S BREADBASKET. 160 ACRES GOVERNMENT free for farming. IMPROVED FARMS on Easy Terms, TWO YEARS’ RENT of an English Farm Purchase outright partly improved farm d e ...

... CANADA NEARESI OVERSEAS DOMINION. IK THE EMPIRE. UNDER THE FLAG. BRITAIN’S BREADBASKET. ISO ACRES GOVERNMENT LANP free for farming. IMPROVED MMM on Easy Terms. TWO YEARS’ RENT of aa English Farm w.ll Purchase outright partly improved farm of equal area ...