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... CANADA AND AMERICA. tEsmee'SpeciaZ Correspondent at Qutec4.] The Inveterate jealousy of England entertained In thl Northern States of America, the progress and probable results of the Civil War, together with the Insolent threats of leading American statesmen ...
... Independence calypso On Thweday one of Britain's last colonies achieves independence. But can the tlny Caribbeen Island of Dominica go it alone? JEREMY TAYLOR ',poets. bodge which tops 120 million: they run trade and budgetary deficits which are made ...
... An Independent's Reply Ald J. F. Amery (Ind.) claimed that while the council had an Independent and Conservative majority a fair deal was given to the Socialists. Our hands are clean in this matter. We accepted the result of the election. he said. ...
... advisory committee with usual powers, and (inter alia) with the object of sending one or more of its member* Canada with a view forming an independent judgment the spot to the vahie of the company’s assets, and at the meeting to-morrow such committee will ...
... Canada's Decision Canada announced at the Commonwealth Economic Conference yesterday that she would double her subscription to the World Bank. involving an additional commitment of $325.000.000 (about £116.025,000( and was increasing her quota in the ...
... because Canada’s relations with the United States are so close that, on the one hand, the United States is afraid of any German attack on Canada; on the other, the United States is not afraid of a British Commonwealth victory. So it comes that Canada, by ...
... CANADA LOOKS TO JAMAICA From Our Ottawa Correspondent Whether there will be some form of union between Jamaica and Canada is a question Canadians are once more toying with. Not seriously yet. because somehow the prospect of close constitutional ties with ...
... OBJECT TO INDEPENDENCE. ?? our owan Corre~sponeat.] TORONTO, May 26. Since, in a former letter, I endeavoured to con- vey to the readers of the Daily Post a correct idea of the reasons which made the Treaty of Washing- ton so unpopular in Canada, the Canadian ...
... only trade with Canada on two conditions-annexation to the United States, or separation from Great Britain, and the erection of an independent republic. The people will never consent to annexation, and Canada could not exist as an independent power. The American ...
... upon an independent mission ho held aloof from the Fenian party in Paris, the active members of u'hich were justthen e xplled from France, As to Aylward's mission to Paris, it may be sufficient to say teat among the French nopulationfof Canada there is ...
... Canada's Decision Canada announced at the Commonwealth Economic Conference yesterday that she would double her subscription to the World Bank, involving an additional commitment of $325.000.000 (about £116.025,000) and was Increasing her quota in the ...
... only repeat that Canada at this time presents a field for the reception of the surplus population of the mother country second to no other on the globe; and if they will only come out with a determination to work a sure independence will follow the efforts ...