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... fisheries dispute between Canada and the United States? If Canada were an independent State the dispute would soon be settled, for she would yield to the arguments of her powerful neighbour, and if there were no *Dominion ' of Canada the dispute would be settled ...
... each other. THE DESTINY OF CANADA. In an article nu this 'object the Moe !col Occretie says:—We have shown that, in as far se concerns the administration of all her own affaire, the do- minion of Canada is practically independent.. She passes what laws she ...
... each other. THE DESTINY OF CANADA. In an article on this subject the Montreal Gazette says:—We have shown that, in as far aa °omen= the administration of all her own affair., the dominion of Canada is practically independent She passes what laws she pirate ...
... CANADA'S INDEPENDENCE. Mr Richard Cartwright's resolution asking that Canada may have an agent or representative to enter into direct communication with foreign states for the purpose of negotiating commercial arrangements tending to the advantage of ...
... CANADA. It happens now and then, that an allusion is made in the press to the reported existence of • tendency, or leaning, in Canada, towards annexation to the United States, or, at any rate, in the direction of independence. Those who know the country ...
... Liberal Government in Canada, however, has awakened lively interest in the question of Imperial Preference, and the discussions in all political circles are waxing, ar.d there is every prospect th Lt fur some time to come Canada is to be a centre of special ...
... AND CANADA. The poslimt of of in regard to the Alaska difficulty is (says an Ottawa correspondent of the Ti hie, , ) that Canada offered to refer the dispute unreservedly in international arbitration, but the United States stipulated that Canada must ...
... possessions. Canada, originally a part of the continent of Anomie', was colonised some few 'ears before the accession of James I ; but the first instance he recollected of a charter being granted by the Crown authorising enti„;rapop to Canada was about the ...
... 11..V.5. CANADA. Two sht,r ships, the Cessadi and Corde:ia, and the Coleus , , a smaller /41-rills, were until the 26 h on parallel slip. !'n Portansouth Dockyard. The first named was then launchid and christened by the Crown Princess of Germany, and ...
... Wilfrid Laurier at Ottawa, Mr. Smart was appointed Deputy Minister of the Interior of Canada in April, 1897, and Deputy Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs of Canada in July, 1897. To a London Press representative, Mr. Smart described the object of ...
... sad Osandisn Itovernintata Containing full InfoniuMigia wpm subject. relating to Canada, may be 0601111111. (GRATIS AND POST FARB, PILMOONALLY OM BY IXTTER) to High for Canada, 17, Victoria, Street, London, 11 le Mr. M. J. Wood. 74 Beaufort Road, Birmingham ...
... successfully accomplished a mission to Canada, having for its object the bringing the five British provinces into union, and the establishment of a connection between Canada and the Atlantic by an independent railway system. Whilst in Parliament—to which ...