... not then an African question, l'hat was Disraeliau legacy. Hut two parts of the Knipira counted trouble Ire l ril and Canada, ami Canada largeli Ireland, working througl America. these when the of Anglo-Saxon alliances and Anglo- American treaties holds ...

... Peterhead, on the 4th current, the Rev. Ro- rrrT ?MRASSI, Independent 'Minister, to 'Miss MAY SOUTER, daughter ?? Souter, Esq. Peterhead. At Ayr, on thle 8thi current, COLIN RUSSEL, ESq. Montreal, Lower Canada, to SARAH, second daugh- ter of R. Davidson, Esq. ...

... Macdonald as the sole author of the tariff barrier which 1 exists to-day between Canada and the United States. C What is the actual history of the matter ? In 1854 - Canada negotiated a Roeciprocity Treaty with the El United States which allowed for an ...

... aged 67. On the I Ith of Feb. jut, at Thorshitl, near Toronto, UpPer Canada, alter a lingering tlnes., aged 83, Ann Myers, wile of Dr. Myers, surgeon of the Ird North York MilitIa, Canada West, and only daughter of Mr. Robert Bellard, of tWac town. 6*e ...

... House, Anglesoy, on thc 6th instant, Mrs. James Biden, of a son. IJMARR;3:I3CED. CartTcuLE--lAaiat-Ofn the ?? ult., at London, Canada West, Lieutenaut-Colonel Charues Crutchley, of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliero, to E'iza Beyield, daughter of the late Join ...

... MARRIAGES. On the fth inst., at the Independent Chanel, Blackpool, by the Rev. James Waymnan, Mr. Thomas Remington, miner, Dalton-in-Prumess, to idiss MNary Ann Caton, of Fleetwood, On the 4th ir.st., at the Parish Church, Preston, Mr. Ralph Heald to ...

... on a decidedly popular basis, the government land constitution of the Canadas; for Upon his bold and !state-manlike Report the Miiisterial measure for the governminent of Canada was formed. Few statesmen therefore, have produced an intluence so important ...

... the sender. MARRIAGES. Sept. 5, at the Begavesquare Independent Neeting House Over Darwou, by the Rev. F. Bugby, of Preston, assisted by the Rev. J. T. Gale, James S. M. -Master. N., of Toronto% Canada, and the Llmee, Dlidbary, to Saralk eldest daughter ...

... country, and in Canada circumstances had rendered this task peculiarly difficult. Lower Canada was emainly peopled by French Catholics, while Upper Canada was inhabited by a population largely composed of Scoteh Protestants. tppper and Lower Canada enjoyed an ...

... North Stsrj, 6, -South Eastern, 65, 66 - Metropolitan, 120, 126 Chathaem, and Dover, 19, 20. FoExIoN.-Great Western Canada, 13, I3i - G Canada, 618, 19i -Turkish Consotides, lcj, 2 - Ditto, 1862, e, - Indian 5 per Cent O 8, 79 Erie, 48, 49 - ConfederateLean' ...

... John Chaplin, of Clifton, Gloucestershire. Jasuiary 28, at the Weslaman Chapel, Newton-Abbot, ty the Rev. John Clihter, independent minister, Mr. Cornrain, grocer, of Newton-Abbot, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Underhay, cordwainer, of Newton-Bushel, ...

... accompanied his father, Mr James Silk Bucking- ham, formerly M.P for Sheffield, on a three years' tour in the United States and Canada. From 1843 to 1847 he was Secretary to the British and Foreign Institute, of which his father was the founder and resident ...