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... To the Independent Electors of Cheltenham. Gentlemen, > REQUISITION?, very numerously andXn Jluentially signed, has been this day pretenteto me, requesting me again to eome fortrard a Candidate for the Representation of I feel much honoured by this proof ...
... BIRTHS. Oct, 16. Toronto, Canada West, the lady of James B. Willoughby. E-q Lieut, a.w. of a son. Nov. 13. Alscot Park, In county, Die lady of J. R. Waal, Eaq. of a son and heir. MARRIED. Nov. 4, at Chmrham, by the Her. G. Hall, Thomaa, elilst aon of ...
... trade with Canada on two conditions—annexation to the United States, separation from Great Britain, and the erection of an independent republic. The Canadian ye-pie will never con. sent to annexation, and Canada could not exist an independent power Sir ...
... Columbia. Yes, I suppose have a fairly varied career, said in interview. booked steerage Canada years ago for die simple reason that I could not. independently. afford anything better. Finally, I reached Winnipeg with two and a half dollars in iuy pocket ...
... that portion the resolution that the enlistment ofTwuits for the Constabnlary should not allowed in Canada, the Premier said if there •re men in Canada who wish to take Sfryiw, the South African' Cone tabu lacy, what principle should a Canadian Government ...
... carpenter on the Farmington Estate. He was a member of the local lodge of the Independant Order of Oddfellows. Mr. Siford leaves a widow, three sons, one of whom is in Canada, and one daughter. ...
... Dominion of Canada, which extends from the Atlantic t« the Pacific shore, and which is nearly as big from south to north as it is from east to west, merely few small areas, that even as late as 1867 were widely different from the Canada of to-day, both ...
... been favourable to the Queen. CANADA. the Ontario, (’apt. milestone, accounts have Leon received f»om Canada ihc United Statetr, three days later than ihqsc before obtained. The trial of Sutherland was proceeding in Upper Canada, the case behalf the Queen ...
... Mr. Bay proposed the of tribunal, the members which should merely place their reasoned opinion record. To this suggestion Canada promised favourab'e consideration, provided the reference to the tribunal should include all aspects of the question. This ...
... Lawrence beneficial the Upper Canadians. the Mother Country were i« consent the independence of L»oer Canada, the result uld he. that the British inbabitanU of Upper Canada, now nearly five hundred thousand, and occupying a nome territory admitting immense ...
... suggested not only with regard to the two representatives each of the employers and the operatives, but also in respecv the independant chairman. Directly th ...
... over the map of the world would continue to produce and to purchase if they became independent the United States of Africa. The fine regiment which lately arrived from Canada might have been raised more cheaply at home, ar.d the gold importations from Sydney ...