... CANADA. It maw aad then, that aa aSnaioo it mad* in the preaa the reported exMeaee of a tendency, leaalnt, In Canada, tovatd* aaaezatioa to the United Statee, or. any late, U the dlrocttoo of independence. Thoee who know the country beet bare, bowerar ...

... CKOJmfiKS IN CANADA. The High Commissioner for Canada England baa, at the request of the Secretary for Scotland, made on inspection of the CrofWr settlements Kil> end the Canadian North-West, and it appears from statements whiefa reported to have made ...

... lathe United Mates and Canada, British India and Australia, and was every year of mere and mere ecioseleence from the Increasing demand for its ism. Although North America was of great importanee for the future supply—Canada povesaleg about cue billion ...

... the conclusion of the war, he said: In the firstplace, we are not prepared again to recognise the independence of the two Boer Repoblies, an independence which they have so grossly abused. The territories of these Republics most be and shall be finally ...

... is absolutely certain that the promises held out to them with regard to Canada can never be realised on the terms stated to then, by Mr. Arch. Better wages they may earn in Canada or elsewhere than they can earn in Warwickshire or Wiltshire ; but they ...

... few are aware of any others, though the Christian Social Union maintains farm Lingfield, and Mr. Haxell. a gentleman of independent means, has one. In some respects this last is the most completely practical of all, for in its modest scope and unostentatious ...

... compared with £51,331,487. ZACIGRATION TO CANADA. An tateresthag letter en this rthjest appears in tee . 81 roil y . to o th ers have been recently Isttor is from th i tl: of Mr. I . gal, :La that he is a of Canada, and that he bee with Ids ems basis art ...

... STATES AND CANADA. The position affairs in regard to the Alaska difficulty is (says Ottawa correspondent of tho 2Vsws) that Canada offered to refer the dispute unreservedly in international arbitration, bat the United States stipalated that Canada must firet ...

... to secure, as far as possible, that no one shall be confined as a lunatic without due cause shown to the satisfaction of independent judges. The tend.tic7 is to throw difficulties in the way of confining any one. As a setoff, however, spedal provision is ...

... to Dearie 5,000,000d01. Of patenta granted to foreignera England took the greateat with CS'.I ; then came Germane with 582; Canada with 20;); and France with 196. Connaetieat citizene, the moat ineeatiee, take oat. on aeaeage. one patent for eeery 993 ...

... was this, that the circa- Wien of Canada was in Canada notes worth gold in contradistinction from the k oirculatien of the ' United Stabs, which isways at a discount, and I deny that the circulation of greenbacks in Canada is sufficient to warrant A Bohemian's ...

... is an independent church, or, as it has been aptly called, a religious republic. It would seem as if the theory of complete independence, or as we should rather term it, isolation, were found to be practically impossible. The Independent churches ...