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... settlement might lie wade—by a union of the country with Canada, by making independent colony. To union with Canada there were several objections. therefore preferred tbe plan of establishing independent colony in a region that possessed a gold producing soil ...
... Aeries 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 bar powerful neighbour, and if there were no Dominic. of Canada the dispute would be settled ...
... CANADA BRITAIN’S NEAREST OVERSEAS DOMINION. IN THE EMPIRE. UNDER THE FLAG. BRITAIN'S BREADBASKET. 160 ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND free for farming. IMPROVED FARMS Easy Teiml. TWO TEAR*' RENT of Englitb Farm will -•Purchase outright partly improve! farm of equal ...
... CANADA offer unfailing means of recuperation to man who has lost his buoyancy and zest as the inevitable consequence of impaired digestion. Such sufferers may rely upon receiving an immense accession of energy and vitality from a course of Beecham s Pills ...
... CANADA BRITAIN'S NEAREST OVERSEAS DOMINION. IN THE EMPIRE. UNDER THE FLAG. BRITAIN'S BREADBASKET. 10 ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND FREE FOR FARMING. IMPROVED FARMS ea auy Terse. TWO YEARS' RENT al aa Wish farts will Parebase frAnght partly inipeovrd farm al equal ...
... CANADA. MR. SEWARD’S VIEWS ON THE FUTURE OF Tnbnodquh‘dh-mmhflundobyl Mr. Seward, after a tour in Canada during the fall of lm.hmlflmm ilqprhhd the present time. spoke then under the influence of facts, the impression of which had not been weakeued by time ...
... CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE. frte ■»j> •. —Amember of tho Dominion ParliuMat inUndc nazt to make moT« in the direction of Canadian independency on the ground that it le deuraSle that mehoald elect onr own Chief Magiafkate or Freeident. The propoeition for ...
... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. In connection with this widely-discussed subject, the following very practical letter to The Times may be useful to many intending emigrants Sir, —In the year 1832 I emigrated Canada, and for 36 years lived on the St. Clair River ...
... THE GOVERNMENTS OF CANADA.” Mr. W. F. Fitzpatrick M.A., continuing his course of University Extension Lectures at the [Victoria Hall last (Thursday) evening, dealt chiefly with the various governments of Canada. The lecture was again illustrated by maps ...
... Christmas of Canada as the best place for a labouring man, where he can soon make himself rich and independent. Many think that such is really the fact. But lam rather doubtful on the point, and am not ashamed to own it either. If Canada be the country ...
... THE STATE OF ??? IN CANADA. Vt'ere tin- revolt general Lower Canada, the most j-eri ...
... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. The reports of the tenant farmers who visited Canada ISH), to enquire into the agricultural resources the country, have been widely circulated, and have attracteil much attention. They were written from an Independent and impartial ...