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... SALT TRAFFIC IN CANADA. THE following is a copy of a memorial addressed by the Salt Chamber of Commerce to the Duke of Newcastle, upon the very important subject of completing the railway tracks required to render Canada independent of the United States; ...
... SALT TRAFFIC IN CANADA. following is a copy of - a memorial addressed by the Salt Chamber of Commerce to the Duke of Newcastle, upon the very important subject of completing the railway tracks required to render Canada independent of the United States; ...
... long ago since the loyalty of Canada to the Throne of England was more than questionable, and since it was thought advisable to send the Prince of Wales to British North America in order to strengthen the ties between Canada and the mother country. Even ...
... Josiah Henson, Uncle Tom, was presented with and a gold watch and chain. Mr. and Mrs. Reason ahortly leave for Canada. An independent gentleman, named James John Parker, aged 60, of 30, North Andley-street, London, has been discovered by a cord from ...
... long ago since the loyalty of Canada to the Throne of England was more than questionable, and since it was thought advisable to send the Prince of Wales to British North America in order to strengthen the ties between Canada and the mother country. Even ...
... part of the province heretofore Lower Canada, independent of the Crown. An act to impose certain duties on agricultural produce and live stock imported into this province. On the 25th the Executive Council of Canada resigned in a body, (with the exception ...
... the adoption of that policy. But he believed that if Canada was independent to-morrow she would not run the least danger. He could not suppose that Eugland would ept the dishonour of having Canada wrested from her by force. If the colonists would stand ...
... case of war, there should have become public a movement tor declar'ng Canada independent. Yet it is a fac;. that clubs are being formed having for the object to obtain the right of Canada to make her own treaties. This may be only another phase of the pi ...
... ral would pursue. The most entitled to belief was, that he would call DraPe'! formerly Attorney-General of Canada, and 11orris,,.1 independent member of the Legislative C.Juncil, to aid. Disturbances, resulting in the death of two men the wounding of ...
... long ago since the loyalty of Canada to the Throne of England was more than questionable, and since it was thought advisable to send the Prince of Wales to British North America in order to strengthen the ties between Canada and the mother country. Even ...
... the protection of Canada. The Imperial Government is too distant to administer their affairs intelligently, and it advocates annexation to the United States, but as that is impossible at present, it supports a policy of independence, with annexation to ...
... CANADA. The intelligence is unimportant. M. Lawrason, said to be a stanch Conservative, had been returned for London, C. W. TEXAS. Our dates from Galveston, Texas, are to the 31st of December. The all-absorbing topic is the annexation of Texas to the ...