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... arises, what benefit does England derive from toe dependence of Canada upen ber, when the provincial markets are as free, indeed freer to the American than to faert Suppose Canada were independent, what difference would it to the British merchant. None all—not ...
... Caneda upen her, when the provincial mar- she dependence kets are ss free, indeed freer to the American than to her? Canada were independent, what difference would it make to the British merchant. None at all—not one iota. Aware of this fact, the Time proposss ...
... CANADA THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE 0: GEMEN. evening of the 4th instant, but did not land, owing to the ill- The Prince {of Wales reached Kingston by steamer on the judged conduct of the Orange party, who insisted upon joining the with Orange flags, regalia ...
... all doubt of the wish of the patriots to es- tablish in Canada a complete independence of the mother country. With the exception of Mackenzie’s statement, which is very general, the news frum Canada is a mass of inextricable confusion. One ac- count represents ...
... and solicitor-genual lor Canada est; commencing tints— We, the undersigned memheis the Legis'a'ive Assets* of the province ol Canada, representing constituencies exchisive'y within that portion of the prov ice ornterly Lower Canada, take the earliest opportunity ...
... LOWER CANADA The following is account a recent meeting the county Aea.lie : * The mighty voice of popular indignation against the Russell atrocity, comes booming our ears from all parts this and the adjoining districts. Yesterday the sturdy, determined ...
... THE CA NE THE CANADAS. three civil war am sovereigns slike number the calamity of which surround their im among the jie alliance has but his‘crown from the hands of suc cessful revolutionists. But wh maining an party insular in- have by, the thirstings ...
... CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES It would inaccurate to say that the position lately assumed towards Canada the United States has excited real uneasiness either the colony or in' this country. But though the existing feeling does not amount to uneasiness ...
... ENGLAND, AMERICA, AND CANADA. THE FENIAN PRISONERS. The following despatch, received the Governor- General of Canada from the Colonial Office, with reference to the fate of the Fenian prisoners, has been made public:— _ _ *• Downing Street, November 24 ...
... CANADA.—THE WAR BEGAN. Watchman and Journal-office, Montpelier, Vt. Nov. 28, 44 Two o'clock. ''An express from St. Charles has just come in; from 400 of the British troops were taken prisoners: their colonel, captain, and fifty privates killed. Ten patriots ...
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... . fitvo $nbiicationjs. D „ . co.n tents. ° E CoNr£l,E » ' roa Independence.— Mls.H VIII. .;^. , HV-ConV DMOn ' E Switzlkla:.'i> Summer and Ai Marcus AritFLirs to Lucius Brook V Cur Political lilt of William Attou.v. _W. Blackwood Sons, Edinburgh and ...