... future to th-, peace of the lover ur. provinces and to the integrity of the Dominion f Sir Francis ?? that Canada is f B. practically independent, ani it seems to Imie f ely that the trole course for a people that arts on I t-le motto taazl? -;e 7tanere ...

... rebellion notoriety-demands a I t repeal of the union. It is maintained that Upper n Canada has all the cost and Lower Canada all the f Is profit; that Upper Canada pays four-fiths of the 5 a revenue and does not get one-half of the advantages; o that ...

... CANADA. Pock Mooler—ifr. John Carly. Amelia & Laura 38d Daunenberg, Bahr &Co Pattie 13e2 Zeraga, A Taylor &Co Birmingham (s) 236 . City of Dublin Co w Commodore 220 Lordey M J W ilson 0 Cambria (el 70C Small, Burns & Mar-Tver .. .. w Clara Marie 479 Albrecht ...

... Mi ATION TO CANADA. F2 THE of acres of land LD COUNTRYMAN, TORONTO PAEER. » pable of successful cultiva- tion, are now opened for sale by in dis- tricts. ‘to which roads have > been made, (an. adyantage never had), Gfth to at 43an acre, of which only ...

... A WARNING CANADA. • The Times, adverting to the rejection of tlie Militia Bill by the Canadian Parliament, and the consequent immaterial cnais, stays If Canada will not tight to protect its independence from invasion, neither will England. To the exposure ...

... CANADA. ilea Nevin 1347 Cumming, Furnxorth &Co .. Barn 'bus Webb 1383 Howes, Bonit, English & Co City of Aberdeen (s) M 2 Send, Piston & MtNicol v Deerhound (s-e) 130 Jonas .. (e-s) - . w Encino 795 Etisom, It A Mann &Co . . Ethel 1796 Hell, A Dun ...

... CANADA. had: Er - Wea — Nora, 600, & Queboo (.),2.36. Maclvor Newport 181, Dean, Gilmore St. Georgie Bay Douro (a), 42. Lode, kCe.. Arline (ea), 369, Morris, Cardiff Thomas Powell (so), 272. Jones, Madame —.Cardiff Tiber (w), 90, Trast, BOAT. Boos ItCo ...

... CANADA ANT IM MPI Tho monthly of the Counm! of the Chamber of Catnmerce wae beld at the Kachance boikdangs, Mr G. TL Cox vice-preadent, in the chas There were also prosent Messrs FE. Dedington Horece Walker, John Kilrot, W TLam J. A. M, Gardner E. 8 Former ...

... POpUrI LEX S,,-pnEAM. FRIDAy, JANUARY 12, 1838. CANADA. 'The (Goserrnsaent and Pailiamont of 0 ient !ritain ha-, whown their determination to proueed with the strong band against the ?? inhablitanltsof Canada.. 'ihe latter are denleaoucod as unnatural rebels ...

... cavueivo answer to those who have doubted the ex lency of the equal favour shown to Roman a e in Canada, and the wisdom of conferring practical independence on I the people. The Br h people threatened by in- r vislon could net ha prung to arms with more ...

... CANADA AND LOYALTY TORONTO, Thursday. Spea:tr-r.• r t the Llbersi Conservative Convention, Sir L. Tilley, last Light, said the Dominion surplus was now 5 million dollars, and would be increased, although the government plated a reduction of certain duties ...

... moght proared on two alternative She aight comeentrate and work ber destimy in part with the mothertand of she ome of an of independent ome owing allemence to ome etter route ehe must attain, amd. indeed, bad 2 moet the creat of the et om The third Dey of ...