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... Mr. Hay, who had left Liverpool that for Canada. Mr. Longbottom accompanied them. On the 11th Mr. Mowatt replied, in rather indignant strain, suggesting that the directors should make inquiries from independent parties, and adding that, chairman of tne ...
... Trudeau defeated a no-confidence motion on his plans to transfer Canada’s century-old constitution from London by 158 votes to 93 Britain involved because when Canada became independent 1931 it retained responsibility for Canadian constitutional amendments ...
... details the least to publish that Enghsh-lik love to wear our hearts upon our sleeves this will ue of nication with Canada independent of of Newfoundland which winter m°re liable to interruption the cross wildest part of the West Ireland where a time ...
... the adoption of that policy. But he believed that if Canada was independent to-morrow she would not run the least danger. He could not suppose that Eugland would ept the dishonour of having Canada wrested from her by force. If the colonists would stand ...
... friend of Mr J C Fegan of London I this home a years then I to Mr at Stratford shire there a few years I came out to Canada six ago independent I would like relations are Palmer Avonmore House 27J Jar vis-street Toronto QUINE— Brothers John and Joe Quine’ ...
... case of war, there should have become public a movement tor declar'ng Canada independent. Yet it is a fac;. that clubs are being formed having for the object to obtain the right of Canada to make her own treaties. This may be only another phase of the pi ...
... granted to Canada. Now, Canada arnni claimed to be a separate nation. The individual did members of the nation might be Englishmen, desr Sootcbmen, Irishmen, Welshman, Frenchmen, cleat what not; but they were always Canadians first. i a Canada wss independent ...
... ral would pursue. The most entitled to belief was, that he would call DraPe'! formerly Attorney-General of Canada, and 11orris,,.1 independent member of the Legislative C.Juncil, to aid. Disturbances, resulting in the death of two men the wounding of ...
... long ago since the loyalty of Canada to the Throne of England was more than questionable, and since it was thought advisable to send the Prince of Wales to British North America in order to strengthen the ties between Canada and the mother country. Even ...
... our trade would be improved by declaring our colonies independent. We have demonstrated that, in so far as mere commercial relations are concerned, Canada is, practically, independent. Yes, and Canada, in this transition state, affords the best opportunity ...
... include tooo refined. Raws. -Quotations have remained during very fair baaioerw been done. The barer* hare been the Independent* Canada, the close tbo market is steady and firm, with nod disposition ti purchases. All pu.-ebaaes are now being made from ...
... absorption to the countries Canada remarks is now self -governed colony Great Britain making her own and tariffs levying protective duties even on British goods freedom action in fact could scarcely enjoyed if Canada an independent instead of British Colony ...