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... the opinion, that the great object 'of tbis country should be to render itst population independent o'f the growth of fnreign corn. Suppose tha. such an independence could he achieved, would they reflect on what would ibe the resul1 in the event of an abundant ...
... for the'promotion of ihia object, place their pretensions tipbn the hroad basis of an equit- able right-arguing that the Canadas as forming a part-and no dotibd an important and intereating part of the ethpire, have a tright to ifree trade with every ...
... ANNIVEISARY [I)TNNER OF THR' DROGREDA I INDEPENDENT CLUB. (FRaoM TrE lOUTrA FLIER PRESS.) Ott Monday last the anniversary dinner of this truly independent and incorruptible corporation took place at the Drogheda theatre. The distinguished chairman, Daniel ...
... do,., may effect some good. Parliament grants money for the ill. provement of Canada, and I ask is not Ireland as great and as good and as deserving of encouragement as Canada? She is still but a young nation when compared with England .land yet, while ...
... be daries of the Greek state, so as to limit its independer ,. its means of defence hereafter (hear, hear) It was 11 portance to England and to Europe that Greece should bo hi' to maintain its independence. England was boui ?? Geece an establishment such ...
... the slightest ground for the charges brought by the honourable gentleman. He had fallen into a similar error with respect to Canada. He assumed that the expense of the workss there was 2,000,0CO. Now the aiim which the house was called upon to vote under ...
... Secretary PEEL objected to the production of the memorial they both thought it a dan . v gerous practice to tamper with the independence of judges. e Mr. O'CONNELL withdrew his motion. b On the motion of Colornel SIIBTHlORPE, returns of all persons holding ...
... it supported. He did nntt'ee adhy reason for depriving Ireland of a separate legislature, any more than Canada, Halifax, or Jamaica, where independent representatives Were permitted to deliberate on the local irrtereets of the people (cries of bear, hetr) ...
... which its quality might he iniferior and its price higher. He knew it might be -said that n wve ought to reader ourselves independent of thre support of O Other countries-that was a convenient cry to raise-it would r form an imposiug inscription on a banner-hut ...
... MILITARY OBITUARY. Lieutenant General Cookson, from R Art, Devon. Colonels-Duncan, E I Comp Service, London; Madan, h p Independents. Lieutenant ColonelFigg, R Eng Montreal, Upper Ca- nada. Captains-Lintott, 13th F, Dinapore, Bengal; Douglas, 3d Royal ...
... establishments. In the Canadas, too. he sawv there was 5 or 6,0001. charged, in addition to the million and a half already thrown away on useless works; and here he remarl ed that he wished this colony were free. England and Canada would both gain by this ...
... in Portuguese as in Spanish America, has been al- ready mentioned in this paper. Canada papers to the 2d ult., have been received., The House of Assemblv of Lower Canada was pro- rogued on the 28Lh March, after a speech from the Governor, in which he ...