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... less heavy cn all British manufactures entering her borders. ~When Canada gave preference to Great Britain, Germany denied Canada the benefit of the most favoured nation clause. Canada promptly retorted with a surtax on all German goods. This was a severe ...
... naval defence were duly considered. The result is that New Zealand prefers to adhere to her present policy of contribution. Canada and Australia prefer to lay the foundation of fleets of their own. A number of conditions are recognized as necessary. Officers ...
... England. Mr. Redmond had said that he stood exactly where Parnell stood, and that their ultimate goal was the national independence of their country. He said at Bolton: “Ireland is admittedly not loyal to-day. I have heard it said that if we had Home ...
... these realms, i We have no hesitation in claiming participation in this unity on behalt of the Britigh over-zea | dominions. . Canada, by sending over a great , militury contingent, bas shown her hearty and : loyal fidelity to the Mother Country, Only this ...
... and prosperity, there 13 in every country a natural tendency to controversy, strife, division and party feeling. Where independence and liberty prevail, such differences ‘with regard to policy are almost certain to arise 3 and discussion, controversy ...
... had alsg beep previously married, to a daughter of Sir Rowland Errington. Sir Wiifrid Laurier, the Liberal Prime Minister of Canada, hag just completed twelve years ol conlinuous power. Five of the original members of the Government he formed in the middle ...
... expensive, would not involve the sacrifices which would have to be made were an attack delivered against our national independence and existence. CHEERING SIGNS. We observe that a debate in the House of Lords upon the present state of naval affairs is ...
... contingents towards the prosecution of the war. Canada, Australia and New Zealand have shown themselves forward i appreciation of the work which we have under—?aken in the cause of national independence, and, ¢indeed, of human liberty, progress and peace ...