... CANADA AND THE 'MOMHER-COUNTRY. aF 'he Saturday Review.) 2, 2 he G ?? of Canada lately opened the t first session of his new Parliament with a speech couched in the courteous terms which befit the repre- x sentative of the Crown. The substance of the ...

... fisheries dispute between Canada and the United States? If Canada were an independent State the dispute would seoen be settled, fer she ,would yield to the arguments of her powerful neighbour, and if there were no 'Dominion' of Canada the dispute would be ...

... men of many. He was a commercial traveller m if connected with an Ontario house, but, like most G Y of his class in Canada, more independent than 8« J the members of the class in. 4 the old country. u o He travelled not merely for one, house, but a for ...

... felt at the ports of Portland, Boston, and New York, and on the railways connecting the United SLttes With Canada. Canada is virtually independent, and has a tralns-continental route within her own' territory, a double rail outlet to her maritime provincse ...

... A SPECS CohzsPONDr.NT.) to XX.-FEtECH CANADA. m In may last letter I mentioned the fact that (3 the Rastern Townships of Quebec, once the io moat thoroughly English, Protestant, andl loyal a' part el all Canada, is gradually changing its tic oharacter ...

... sex r- thhng done in the parent State is followed in is 1 Canada with ah interest which is ibeither felt ha A nor professed in thin United Stateh, but let any att 3, attempt be made to affect Canada in a way ma is deihsld unfair and piejudicial, and there ...

... illustration -I mean the case of Canada. It !is curiouis Fthat in the history of Canada you can fend a p~recedent for -almost every point that has been raised in. this debate. The Prime Miniuter said that the couditiou of Canada in 1MIS biefore the rebellion ...

... d obserration I would wish to malts. Reference hashas been made to Canada; but then Canada ia is more independent, Canada is placed in a totally 16d different position-we leak on Canada as a loyal I aand devoted colony. (Cheers.) They do not ...

... 'againsf' .1b ) enbMY must come from theopeople of Canada themselves.Y' bv In the name of geood' faitil, and' of good senae, ;v.tii la does this crazy talk really mean.? Without suob ewagger a and blaetei, Canada might enrol any hnubeirof militiamen ;el or soldiera ...

... A SPECIAL CO30PXND NT. - )} Toronto, Canada, January13, -1S71. lit my 4former letter 1 explained the oircum Stances which led lto the coalition of the Con- servative and Reform parties in the old Province of Canada, in order to carry out the confedera- ...

... CANADA. . I , FROAT A SPROIAL CORR05PONDBNI.) Toronto, Canada, 26th January, 1871. SrNCE I wrote last the tyranny of King Frost has silenced all talk in general society on every- thing but 'his own remorseless power. A cold 'I snap or spell, to use ...

... colonists5, althoiughi, ?? '-M'Olellan lately observd,: General. Scott had -the good& fortune- of consecrating the soil of Canada ,with his blood. If war should unhappily break out,' the. Imperial garrison 'will be largely strengthned, and~ the ; local ...