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... these tours are not found entirely suitable for passengers who desire to visit their friends or relatives in America or Canada independent tours can he arranged. The cruising programme for the coming season have also been completed. There will be twelve cruises ...
... settled.— New York Tribune. CANADA The Fenian Invasion of Canada. —We are told that the Fenians are to invade Canada. Canada has just been declared a dominion and set up as new nation, and is, or is sooa to be, practically independent of ...
... fisheries dispute !between Canada and the United States? If Canada were an independent State the dispute would soon be settled, for she would yield to the arguments of her powerful neighbour, and if there were no ' Dominion ' of Canada the dispute would be ...
... Canadian parliament up to the 23rd June show that 41 ministerial candidates have been chosen, against 15 opposition and 13 independent. ...
... vice Mr. Vankoughnet, deceased. The insurgents of the Red River have issued a declaration of independence, in which they protest against their transfer to Canada without their consent. They further declare that they will resist it, and assert that the ...
... CANADA. The New Federation.—The New York Times, discussing the proposed Confederation, says :— It is not a matter of minor interest to call to mind what this great section of British America is to-day in ifc-» industrial aspect. holds a community of ...
... THE CANADAS. Lord BitouoHAM preseuied petition signed by a great majority of ii»e Lower llouse of Assembly, Canada, complaining of certain grievances and oppressions (he part of the Kxecutive Government. The noble and learned lord, in supporting the petition ...
... CANADA. Oct. 11.—Tlee Citimodian Union Convention as.einbled here yesterday. Tap Saw hums/m(o.—Tbm New York noes, die. coiling the proposed Confederation, mays i— It it not • matter of minor interest to call to mind what this great section of British ...
... CANADA. It is hardly to be supposed that, during the period of political excitement and dismay through which the province of Canada, has recently passed, its spiritual necessities should much relieved ; the parent board, however, moved by the extreme ...
... question—What will become of the commerce and marine of G reot Britain But even supposing independence were declared in Canada at once, Canada ready to receive independence! We should say certainly not Are the old settlers desirous of it! are they dissatisfied ...
... THE CANADA RESOLUTIONS. It difficult to understand how the government of Canada can oa without some such vote that included in the Bth resolution. Mr. Roebuck has certainly made the objection to it that it will irritate and not cute the evil; und that ...
... CANADA' Qtrztutc. Oct. I.—The Governor of Canada has sum. moned the colonial Governor* to a conference, to be held in Quebec on the 10th inst., for the purpose of arranging the confederation of the British provinces. NEW ZEALAND. CLORE TUB WAR. —A copy ...