... betweeze forty anad fifty feet, and wera kiblled. FeP THE GOVERNOR-GENERALSHIP OF CANADA. The Queen has approved the appointment of Lord Lansdowne as Governor-General of Canada, in ?? to Lord Lorne, who will retire in October next, on the coin- plotion of ...

... for Republicanism her Colonies would refuse ,c to submit to her rule ; vould choose Presidents of their ci own and become independent Republics. Fteny the Arumy, st too, swearing allegiance to Mr. President Bright. With n h Republic it would be necessary ...

... would be inevitable. Were they pirepared to miake the hopeless, the wicked attempt of goversiling Canada in spits of Ctsc Legis. tatre anid people~ of Canada, lie was sane that it would mist b1:enefit the Church of England, or the Cisusdl of Scotlasnd. If ...

... over to the Na xinans. They have sur- rendered by treaty. arid it is stipulated that the crews are to receive from ?? Independent Governmennt tie pay d.ne to them from Spaiin, with ?? to reside in auy of the South American States, or go elFewhere. The ...

... afor the Connemara Orphanage, and the famine fund. ?? sums did not appear in the present report, but were t issued in an independent form. The branch hae still to deplore the loes of contributions through deaths, removals, f and the general depression which ...

... t ' From experience.. Wien- ever my neighbour's dog can't sleep, I'e. just as wakeful as he is.' The unexplored Area of Canada is over 1000,003 square miles: A quarter of each genertiond is said todie before attaining the ageo417. A chapel struck bv ...

... the stores and material destroyed or captured at Sebastopol have cost the Russian Government seventy millions sterling, independent of the fleet. Tite wife of a moulder at Nottingham, Nvho had been in the habit of smoking a pipe in bedset the bed-clothes ...

... to our own country, Her Majesty's Ministers hadl not only maintained the l interests of their country, but secured the independence of Europe. Europe had now a prospect which abe never enjoyed before. She had brought before her for ber study and development ...

... tand a, erasylbefoonenofismnlget the other.' W. lve CANADIAN PaYSIQunF.-I was partcularly struck by the physique of young Canada, being six feet myself, I1 and having been built to match. Your little man is no do judge of stature and limb. He does not ...

... 28th of February, but unattended with any material injury to the place.- The Session of the provincial Parliament of Lower Canada closed on the 22d ultimo in a much more amicable and conciliatory spirit than that of the pre- ceding year. No answer had ...

... Boutenieff relative to the recent affairnt Yenikale. A great expedition is to be directed by France in the spring against the independent tribes of IKabylia. The telegraph line connecting Newfoundland with the American continent is now completed and in operation ...

... Englishman will be accepted I l 'Ihey do not even employ an English mechanic if they cau avoid it. 'TIhe back settlements and Canada are the only places where mechanics can get on, many who came over in our ship without sufficient money to go further are ...