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... say, independent position. Now, any man who has not goo &aye a mall foray, who has from £3OO to who will come out to these Townships, and be guided by his neighbours to begin with, who will soak hoed and lie plain, can in a few years be independent. For ...
... CANADA. The future of Canada is a question which has come greatly into prominence lately, and is discussed from various points of view by publicists both in the Dominion and in the United State*. Canadians complain, not without reason, of the ignorance ...
... CANADA All Canadian Passengers should go via Quebec, which is 480 miles nearer to this country than New York, nearly 1000 miles of thi. shorter journey being in the comparatively smooth waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. To Manitoba the Railway now carries ...
... NADA INDEPENDENCE OR ANNEXATION. Tur Canadian of the ‘ The recent article in the Lomdon Times about of Canada from the mother country has vinion of the country out the soand public The at largo on the q thinking men of England know t well that, whatever ...
... RESIDUARY DEPUTATION TO CANADA. Our readers will remember smiling at a notice which appeared in the newspapers some months ago, bearing that Dr M'Leod, Mr Norman Ditto, and Dr Simpson, were to go out to Canada a deputation to retrieve the fortunes ofthe ...
... LETTER FROM CANADA. The following letter, from the Rev. J. H. M'Naughton, well known to many in this district, will be read with much interest:— Port Sarnia, Canada West, 29th Nov. 135*. I My Dear Sir—l don't know whether I promised to continue correspondence ...
... HOME LIFE IN CANADA. IN her helpful and admirable volume descriptive of Winter and Summer Excursions in Canada, Miss C. L JOIMMONZ, known to Dumfriesians as the author of Historical Families of Dumfriesshire, gives her readers a good deal of sound ...
... LETTER FROM CANADA. To the Editor of the Dumfries and Galloway Southampton, Saugeen, Canada West, July 1854. My dear Sir—I now experienced what is so much dreaded by some—a winter in Canada. It was late in coming—somewhere aboufthc end of December—hut ...
... Agricultural industry of Canada. We were very much interested in what we saw of the experiments being carried on, and very good results may be expected from them, which will be most veiled& to all the agriculturists in Canada, and will help to make fanning ...
... THE QUEBEC AND HALIFAX RAILWAY, AND EMIGRATION TO LOWER CANADA AND NEW BRUNSWICK. From the Montreal Herald, November 22. The project of Railway from Quebec some part of the Eastern Provinces of British America, has now been some time before the public ...
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... THE WEEK. Her Majesty the Queen and the Priam'! Beatrice ars resident at Osborne. The Princess Louise sailed for Canada yesterday in the' Sarmatian.' It is now authoritatively stated that Her Majesty will open Parliament, intimation to ;this effect having ...