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... ships was very great : so great, indeed, as to call for explanation. Our habitual and systematic practice of sending out independent cruisers had certainly much to do with it. BY DOUGLAS OWEN. and with this mastery came to us the various foreign possessions ...
... of sorting up character ; prices stiffly adhered to. Manufacturing end of trade well employed on old orders, and quite independent of fresh business , which is, however, coming to hand steadily in all the principal branches: Local and cross-channel buying ...
... special leave from a judgment pronounced by the majority of the Supreme Court of Canada on May 4. 1904, reversing the judgment delivered at the trial by the Exchequer Court of Canada, and ordering that the appellant ship, together with her boats, tackle, rigging ...
... of the vitality of the colonies. Federation such as the Dominion of Canada and the new Commonwealth of Australia contained within themselves the elements from which great and independent States might be formed ; still, he thought that the process of colonial ...
... trade between Canada and the mother land. Among other ports in the Bristol Channel he went to Barry, and interviewed prominent merchants and shipowners. He was impressed with the facilities offered by Barry for an extension of trade with Canada, and on returning ...
... by the Gornment of Canada. Within the last few weeks there was a report, apparently authentic, that the present Minister of Agriculture in Great Britain had declared publicly that. , from his own observation the people of Canada seemed to be quite satisfied ...
... imposes them upon American vessels in British ports, the United States will not give Canada the more kindly treatment which she might have had had she been an independent country. The consequence is that American ships have the free use of Canadian lights ...
... been made to create an impression that Canada had taken up a very unfair position with regard to the Alaskan boundary question. The fact was that, when it was found that a compromise could not be effected, Canada proposed that the matter should be referred ...
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... ROBERTSON has made use of hie opportunities to deal with questions of a far wider character. Ho touched on the loyalty of Canada, and of herdesire if need be to take her part in the defence of the Empire. Two burning questions were referred to under this ...
... but he will never sacrifice the independence of the Republics. But should Great Britain show herself irreconcilable, the Republics will only increase their determination and strain every nerve in defending their independence. Throughout the British colonies ...