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... speeches case as follows : In 1897 Canada a preference of per cent goods That Canada reduced the duties on certain imported from Great Britain by per cent In 1898 increased that preference to per cent Up to the year 1897 Canada together with thereat of the ...
... Lord Stanley bon the Under-Secretary ot Colonies spoke of the' of Canada a independent A free people indeed independent they Aero) that lay whole fallacy of the utterly distinction independent free subordinate subject within limits superior power let of houce ...
... of Canada the Government of Canada resolved to take effective which in their hands they accordingly put in discriminating duty against German goods to the amount of cent was a very effective remedy Now if is well to take care of herself if Canada enjoys ...
... He came over to this country to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee in one speech he declared Canada to separate nation Canada which independent never more independent tendered assistance to empire in the hour of its need (cheers) Let come to Australia again ...
... INDEPENDENT. claim at this. beet ° lollloe PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE PROPRIETOR JAMES REES OFFICE, CASTLE STREET, CARNARVON. ALSO PUBLISHED BY HIM IN ANGLESEY, DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, AND MMUCINITIiBUIRE EAT THE SEVERAL PLACES MENTIONED IN THE IMPRINT ...
... minder it prudent betore drawing cur notes to a close to append independent testimonies to further substantiate them. The lion. Alexander MacKenzie, late Premier of the Dominion of Canada, visited seven out of the ten experimental farms commenced by the ...
... XS INDEPENDENT. t►e Welsh, will never take or am:opt for their ►ishop, unlroo compeiled by violence, a bore out of their country. The conduct of Ciroides wads a great upon the Welsh, and it became a subject of interest to the nation and among the chiefs ...
... It adds that Canada Is always ready to enter auto arrangements for a settlement of all matters in dispute, but cannot submit to a of the stand-and-deliver order. The • Montreal Herald and Independent' says that the enforcement of the fishery law is the ...
... NORTH AND SOUTH WALES INDEPENDENT. the of the American Slott*, sod Mid now the sinister part of their stooks, Spasish,italias,Portuguese, Dutch, French, Danish, Norwegian, Russian, Austrian, Mexican, Peauoian, Greek stooks are chiefly held by we. We have ...
... SOUTH WALES INDEPENDENT. NOUTU aid Gardeners' Chronicle. REVIEW 01 THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. watt. —Mors matinees to he • limited quantity of hamogrown Weight forward ; but at Mark-lane on there rather more samples of qualities them both Essex ...
... WITH .AND SOUTH WALES INDEPENDENT. mamittes shall take so promedisp is the matter until reply is received from the Poor law Board, which the sardians expert to have by this day fortnight, whoa the tbjest will be agaM takes into consideration. Thu motion ...
... AND SOUTH WALES INDEPENDENT. into the sand, bites your ribs, flies off the track to the right or left, and leaves you bruised and bhatered to be rejoined at leisure by the caravan.— The Ship , of the Desert, in the Gentleman's Naga- Lone. Samara—An ...