... sincerely hoped by the wbole of the moderate party in Canada that their success will be a decided and an unmistakable one. There are certainly sepa- rate interests between Upper and Lower Canada, independent of creeds and races. Nearly the whole of tbe candidates ...

... adelition to those duties, but their material retrenchment. It must, however, be re- membered that Canada is not governed by Eng- land. Canada is an independent State, united to this country by the golden link of the Crown, but in every other respect free ...

... are unwittingly the pioneers of the future dislocation of the British Empire. The seer of the Temps foresees a great independent Canada, South Africa, and Australia offering the spectacle of three new Republics, like the United States, facing an England ...

... off to great extent. The vital objection urged, not only capitalists, but also by every Canadian who wishes Canada be commercially independent the United States, consists in the fact that foreign officials are continually Interfering in matters of contract ...

... of their ackn ledged privileges, to declare that from that day f orw Canada was an independent kingdom, or a Stat the Union. The truth is that, in the relation f colony like Canada to the mother country, there three classes of questions which may require ...

... that part of Canada west of Kingston. The laws of England prevail in Canada West, 1 subject to such alterations made from time to time jby the local parliament. In Lower Canada the laws of France, as they existed at the conquest of Canada by Great Britain ...

... precaution was not adopted, and if the frontier of Canada should now be exposed to invasion, the delay will have been a very untoward circum- stance. At the present moment there are stationed iv Canada five regiments of the line, two batteries of artillery ...

... for granting to Canada that which he is daily besought to bestow upon other dependencies of the Crown. It may be alleged, as it has been by a contemporary who is never slow to allege anything, that, if Canada should become independent, 01 embrace the ...

... religious life of tho country. He shows us bow the wealth the Church, the beauty her services, and the devotion of her Independence of Canada. people had the Fifteenth Century reached the We are indebted to the United States for many zenith. The Church may ...

... appeal to his Canadian hearers. Ho set out from the idea Canada’s duty towards the Empire, and he thought that one her duties was to bear her share of the cost of defence. If Canada were independent State, he said, and were to provide for her own defence ...

... attention. Canada a Nattos. In reply to a requestor his opinion as to the characteristics of the recent outburst of martial soirit in Canada, which had contributed to the de- fence of the Empire in South Africa, Mr. Parker said: I have known Canada for a ...

... Torrens after the -: wis issued, I communicated with the Hon. ?? «rin . in Canada, about ?? wells at Mr. Torrens's ; He -Ke^ me if I knew any one in Canada ?? * .. v ?? independent opinion of the value of the *• ! sr.f;gested Mr. Browne, who was well known ...