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... pleasure seeking traveller, and where will condescend to pay Canada a visit, a hundred prefer the scenery of .Switzerland. Italy or Spain. doubt, a deal of prejudice exists in the mind conce'niug Canada, but the lack of visitors may justly '»c attributed to ...
... JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND, Via US A and CANADA Lowest Through Fare-. Via SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, and VAN COUVER; also Via SUEZ. TOURS ROUND TIIE WORLD ail Route* Conducted, and Independent Travel. For Ticketa aud Full Information, apply at ...
... grievance is England's hold on Canada, and the last new allegation is that the erection of the dominion of Canada is menace to the United States. True, Canada has been gifted lately with a new constitution, but it still remains Canada, and if it is a standing ...
... that numerous body of the people of Upper Canada had assembled Toronto, and pul forth n declaration independence.” Even in Quebec there h;is been some commotion. That the Americans of the States bordering Canada sympathize with the insurgents, pretty clear ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Saturday. The Royal mail steamship Canada, from Boston on the 15th, and Halifax on the 17th mat, arrived here at 11 m. She brings passengers and $20.900 (?) in specie. The Canada landed all but the Scotch mails and five passengers, and ...
... sailing Maiden Voyage to New York from Liverpool, May Bth. EXPRESS SERVICE TO CANADA. VIA NEW YORK AND BOSTON. SPECIAL REDUCED RATES FOR THIRDCLASS PASSENGERS PROCEEDING CANADA. From LIVERPOOL via QUEEN3TOWN.) NEW YORK To BOSTON TEUTONIC . Weil. April 17 ...
... take the opinion of country. In the first place, we are not prepared again to recognise tbe independence of the two Boer Republics—(loud cheers) —an independence which they have so grossly abused (hear, hear). Tbe territories of these Republics must be ...
... a free trade, have now no tFade.; 5 they who were for conquering Canada' prott-ct their own territories; they who once possessed the privileges, and boasted the character-of independent nation, have been deprive:) the former, and forfeited all claim to ...
... people. THE NEED CANADA A strong appeal for support for Western Canadian dioceses was made by the Rev R E Bradshaw, who also spoke of the hardships suffered by the farmers. There were, he said, suggestions that the time had come when Canada should stand on ...
... doctor and were physicaJlv fit stand vovajgo to Canada, there was a great demand for boys. The agencies who took children to undertook to situations for them. Iti the past the Board had sent a of children Canada under the Baniairdo scheme and they liad turned ...
... family bereavement, but Miss Paithfull had taken her place at short notice, ajid gave some impressions her three months tour Canada. One of her first impressions was that Canadians are insatiable in their desire to listen lectures, and her second impression ...
... man who thinks that those v.ho are in possession of the franchise ought to exercise it independently. and who knows that they are not allowed to r\erci*e Independently can refuse to support measure for affording such protection to electors as will enable ...