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... the Isle of «“ from .nterests as the Wight. Among those present were also the commander-in- seizure the rent. It Canada were independent chief Portsmouth, the officers of tbe regiment garrison, Republic, it would be exposed the cupidity and an the ships ...
... must bo well fixed for opening the court. It understood that the awarc ia invasion of Canada not merely long-vexed question of the language to used, and invasion Canada; it is war with England, position to be occupied by the bar has been referred to the ...
... uisequenee? Canada would cease to a colony, would establish an authority there independent and subversive the power of the British crown, and having alt the inconvenience a colony with none of its advantages. But there would bo this anomaly also: if Canada were ...
... CANADA. A resolution in favour of independent action of the D niou, subject to the assent of the Crown, relative in commercial treaties with foreign countries, has been defeats in the House of Commons. The G >verDin nt amendment in favour of concurrent ...
... CANADA. The following are the resolutions of the Special Council, respecting the rc-union of the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada: *• Resolved—l. That under existing circumstances, in order to provide adequately for the peace and tranquillity, and ...
... CANADA. We have received Montreal and Quebec Papers to the llih of November. The provincial parliament Upper Canada was opened on the October, by a speech from the governor, in which he states that the continued emigration, unprecedented regards the industry ...
... CANADA, Toronto. Oct 22 —Lient.-Ger.eral Sir William Eyre, K.C.8., who has during the past three months administered the government of this Province while Sir Edmund Head, tbe Governor-General, recruited his health by visit to bis native land, takes his ...
... CANADA. Our last advices from Canada represent that colony verging fast towards republicanism. The hill introduced in the Canadian Parliament by Hr. Cancbon, the Commissioner of Crown Lands, to render the Legislative Council elective, the organisation ...
... therefore the position of th.C country aad, more especially UPP* Canada, babtlity, become a no Ac. .f . . k .Go. vernor General Brit..h Araenoa. The di»i.ibnal line between Upper and * Canada commences at a stone . un^ north bank of Lake St. Francs m the ...
... United States a peculiar interest attaches to Canada. The ambitious and grasping republic has ever desired to annex the province. article 11 of the Declaration Independence, dated 1778, it was provided that “Canada, according to the confederation. joining ...
... CANADA. AKKIVAL a DSTACHIfKXT THK GmCNADIAR akiis.—The first detachment the Grenadier Guard*. mimlieruiK officer* and men, arrived in town at eleven o'clock Saturday inorulnc the Grand Trunk Kailwav. They were received at the Hmavcnturc Station of citizens ...
... the provinces of Lover Canada and UpperCanad i. Vice-Admiral of the same, and one of her Majesty’s l*i ivy Council, &c. •• May it rLcasc yode Escbllknct, “ We, her Majesty’* faithful and loyal subjects, the comtnons of Lower Canada, in provincial parliament ...