... representatives of tho Blackburn Chamber Commerce at Congress in Canada, said great number of absolute Free Traders were converted during the tour in Canada and at the Congress. Canada did not want preference, but they thought the cono-ssions tucy had ...

... the United Kingdom Canada, lx,th fiscally independent nations, a cc mmercial treaty based on mutual pi seference. He denied that the reciprocity arrangemeni t between Canada and the United States was inevital tie. The mood of Canada in 1891 and up till ...

... original States were expressly treated independent in , tho settlement between tho Colonics and Great ' Britain, and that the exercise of that independence I led the earliest troubles of the Union. As to Canada, Mr. Haldane shows conclusively what Sir ...

... be America has not diminished her greatness, nor Pt interfered with' the development of her con- tb merce. If Canada were declared independent of within the year, it would make little difference Be in our relations to that fine dominion, 0e If Australia ...

... Canada Quads b the aa independent the New World. With her nigfatr neighbour, riw hriye to the fieedeu of the Wcrtna Hemfaphere. She abo fighting member the Britbh wealth eT Nations. Of her own Cree will Canada the vanguard of the Cruiade against the evil ...

... DISLOYALTY IN’ CANADA Mr. Mercier, tlie ex-l’romier of Quebec, who was recently tried and acquitted ca charge of dealing iniproperlr with the public funds, has set foot an agitation for obtaining the independence of Canada. A largely-attended meeting ...

... CANADA. Halifax, 2lst November.—lt is reported that Canadian Government b;iB declined to ratify the Confederation arrangements p.»y 800,000 dollars to Prince Edward’s Island. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. No notice marriape or death can inserted unless authenticated ...

... Canada* makes no foolish boast about hers. But everyone docs want a competency, independence, security; and Canada, with good reason, claims that if a man prepared give a reasonable day’s work he may find those human needs in the Dominion. There is, in ...

... CANADA AND THE NAVY. TTsn following rablefrratn, ...

... communication, fact that Canada was at the time as speedy as probably It was Involunalmost two Independent countries with different languages, faiths, and Ideals. T rapld i, y a s , wa 1 Bv the Constitution 17Q1 Canada had before Upper Canada seized the By the ...

... POPLINS FOR CANADA In the weaving section considerable interest nas been taken in the report, which has been confirmed, that several cloth manufacturers have received orders from British Overseas Cottons. Ltd. Most of this buying has been in poplins tor ...

... CANADA'S AMBITION. Evening Standard” has an article on •Canada’s Ambition.’’ which reads curiously in | a journal which never wearies of talk of j Impenaiism. Canada is growing rapidly, for: the stream emigration has been running' swiftly late, and we ...