... Price Hughes, has just returned to London after a 12 months' sojounx in the United States and Canada. He 'aye he never a woman enter a public house in Canada or the States, nevi.r saw on table or dining car a glaaei of liquor, and nevesaw a drunken man ...

... WORK IN CANADA. A writer in the Monitabq Free Press holds out cheerful promecte for women who wish to retain their independence and set up in some small business for themselves. In domestic work Canada offers an ',unlimited 6eld. and poultryraising and ...

... by a tor- C.ANADA. the rooms was tiXed at 16.. or Ille. a wtek. _ trim' a Germau 'ohm:at - tile. tu numerwie repot to omit i eveived and ihe 1 1,11.1 a rim., the eidti e g y • . DE • l..ll' MUNITIONS OF WIR v e c b was trout pert.. ot Canada, large numbers ...

... next. The Tines welcomed the scheme, which provides, in a word, for drafting English pauper children to cottage homes in Canada on farms bought or hired by British boards of guirdians. Dr. Itarnardo—who has the subjel.t, of course, at his finger ends—lost ...

... because min r to Canada, and bve there, in the hope of winning wealth and, thmngh weltb, economic independence and social distinction. It is said now. or. that the Weer .2 grain grew; are holding out hand to Labour interests in Canada, and there is prospect ...

... trainmort for all the amid members of the family to the:r place of destination in Canada.-• 3. Every such immigrant arriving at the border or at any Vace of landing in Canada between the first day of November and the last day of February. both incluaive ...

... member of his family, Mr. Alexander Ellice, emigrated to America, end carried on business there and in Canada before and during the War of Independence. Subsequently he established himself to London as an American and West Indian merchant. 07e of hie bon` ...

... to go to l'aris to Irsirn French priur to going to Canada. but in Maith last he wrote to plaintiff. a.king them to him fro% hi. agreement, as he had received nu offer from the Sheffield Independent. The application refii.ed on the ground that this form ...

... purpose which is the basis of Mr Chamberlain's scheme, that ie the unification of tee Empire. Canada's loyalty as Oct to be bougiit with preferential tateffe, and Canada is not to be lured into • federal unity which uould vastly increase her obligations. She ...

... a labour Member be one of the Committee. In Australia just now the possibility of the Commonwealth maintaining its own independent Navy and withdrawing it. present contribution of 12e0,000 a year from the Imperial Navy, is being keenly * debated. A flotilla ...

... Lheir seats have been declared vacant. Reports from Alberta. in Canada. gate that the ranchers of that territory are enjoying great pmspority. Owing to the scarcity of junior clerks in Canada. banks are advertising in Scotland for young men for these positions ...

... Duuraven joining hands with Mr William O'Brien in a new and moderate kind of Nationalism, and both supported by the Daily Independent. The story that this journal had been purchased by' Sir Alfred Harmsworth turns out to be It would have been interesting ...