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... out into war, there can be no question that Canada, if independent, would be free from the danger to which she is exposed so long as this hatred exists. Here, th',l, is what the Americans call a fix. Canada declares herself unable to arm in her own def ...
... to declare Canada . independent ; and we think it uncandid in the Ultra- Radical Members of the House of Conmmions to urge that those demands should be granted, without at the same time admitting that it involves the independence of Canada. NVE do not ...
... connecten with the election. In conclusion Sir Charles sa'd, Tannk God, the vote of the Maritime ProvinLceshas rendered Canada independent of the macuhinaions oi the Grand Trunk and Messrs. Laurier and Farrerts American allie&* IN the Kouss0 or Loans last ...
... is far too little for Canada to take. England lately, as our readers are aware, generously devoted this sum to the defence of Canada, and certainly/it was a great deal more than any interest we can have In the defence of Canada would justify. Looked at ...
... undertaken some important public works in the State of Florida. There, are now 1,876 miles of railway in opera- tion in Canada, independent of the Grand Trunk exten- sion to Portland. The Victoria bridge has brought the Grand Trunk into unbroken operation ...
... descent, is established in Canada by Act Vi7 Parliament. SthiecE the colorly camue under the British dominion, : considerable numbehr of English, Scotch, and Irish have settled in Lower Canada, and a greater nwuber in Upper Canada; but in the Lower province ...
... the United States, our Government promised to do its best for Canada, but here again it is at least doubtful whether Great Britain can do as well for Canada, as Canada, if left independent, could do for herself. We cannot, and ought not, to put on any ...
... bhlanec betveen parties in Canada a2s the tl Irislh party has done here, exerts more influe-nce readn tively to its actual strength tha she could hope to do under a wider union. tl 'Ur. Mercier talks of an independent Canada, but the g view hbeld by French ...
... itself compelled to admit the independence of 0 neighbouring conloisis, and this was perfectly well 1 krnown to those who settled ire Canada. Therefore it England cannot be regarded as bound its honour to It keep Canada under all circumstances and through ...
... her Majesty's ship Hero, will be entrusted with the cemmand of the vessel which conveys the Prince of Wales to Canada. Thle Shefficld Independent announces the death of Mrs Lydia Basket. widow 'of the late Joseph Basket, who was found, when an infant, upon ...
... at thoe ports of Portland, Boston, and New Yorl;, and on the mihvays; .conuecting the United States vwith Canada. Canada is viituallv independen~t, and has a transco~tinental route ,witldiu her own territory, and a double rail outlet to her maritime provinces ...
... brousght up papers the relative to Lower Canada, which were laid on the table. ex, -CANADA, Iapt Kr. HUME presetcted a petition, sigeed by 503 of the Members a a of the Iltetfrl Political Teiots, praying for redress to Canada, a n Tue pietitioerres looked with ...