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... matters, Canada has taken a lead which, I have no doubt, other Colonies will disposed to follow. The loan was the first 2£ per cent, loan placed any Colony. was taken a price which regarded all financial papers here, and public opinion in Canada, very ...
... and Mr Hay, who had left that day for Canada. Longhottom ac- | companied them. On the 11th, Mr Mowatt replied in a rather indignant strain, suggesting that the chair- ties, man should make inquiries from independent and adding that, as chairman of the Credit ...
... CANADA FIRST, CABIN' AND “ONE CLASS AVAILABLE. S.S. CHUSAN (P. & o.) 8-DAY CRUISE TO MADEIRA LEAVING Ist JULY FARES FROM £25. CRUISES, COACH. INDEPENDENT and CONDUCTED TOURS. REDUCED AIR FARES. COACH BOOKINGS. TICKETS ISSUED IN ADVANCE. APPLY THOMAS STIRLING ...
... representa- tives of English constituencies, 13 Independents, 12 Unitarians, 5 Jews, 3 Catholics, 3 Quakers, 1 Baptist, and 1 Wesleyan; as representatives of Irish constitu. encies, 31 1 Quaker, and 1 Independent; as rep tatives of Scotch constituencies, 3 ...
... CANADA. The romance of the Far West has, during the past century, been annihilated to a large extent by the commercial spirit which has characterised that period. We know nearly as much of Canada and the United States in the present day as we did of ...
... Canadians, held in Montreal last week. From a vote taken on the occasion it would appear that there exists a strong desire for independence. Were this to mean that there is likely to be an early effort made to effect a severance between the mother country and ...
... FARMING IN CANADA. Sta,—lf you can spare a little space in your paper for a few remarks from a fitirlingxhire man who has settled out here, to people who wish to emigrate, or farmers whose farms are not paying —which I fear the most of them are not doing—l ...
... FARMING IN CANADA. Sia,—lf you can spare a little space in your paper for a few remarks from • Stirlingshire man who has settled out here, to people who wish to emigrate, or fanners whose farms are nut paying—which I fear the most of them are not doing—l ...
... CANADA The following regulations arc important to emigrants to Canada: (A) Made on March 15th, 1910. 1. If an immigrant, male or female, other than a member of a family provided for under the next following regulation, intending to enter Canada, arrives ...
... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. The Toronto correspondent of the Canadian News writes on the 30th ult.:— Now that the season of emigration has commenced, and there is a considerable surplus of unemployed labour in England, which might find profitable occupation ...
... CANADA AND STIRLING AN OUTSTANDING CALENDAR. The calendar for the current year issued by the Imperial Bank of Canada is of unusual interest to Stirling as the chief feature is a particularly fine reproduction of Stirling Castle from the original painting ...
... school and communicating knowledge, are gradually establishing Upper Canada a system of common school education of great promise :— In tlie number of common sclioolsin Upper Canada was 1721, attended 65,978 children; in the number of schools was 3,325 ...