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... to apply the somewhat harsh measures suggests with the object of coercing Canada iuto abandoning her rights. Under circum stances the Gazette maintains Canada virtually independent. The J'ime* says : President Cleveland ai it turns out bad something better ...
... proximity of I the United tad militated against' Canada's rat id provers Canada's trade ono, I became booed up with the United Sires, bat ' when the UMW States adopted the polity of , exchesloo, the Indweries of Canada received • 1 eevere check. It had since been ...
... portnelarly in the Foe apply to Le Guiana& and British Honduras. INB•rd, ey, Hill ni,..t. there wee • reference also to so independent Canada and the restoration of the Wands to Argentina But extravagant to the speech may hare in its conception and utter. thee ...
... adjourned at 20 minutes to 9 o’clock. HOUSE OP COMMONS (continued from yesterday’s Independent). CANADA. Mr. Addeblet called attention to the state of the defences of Canada, Was the colony thought to be exposed to danger ? If not, why were 12,000 British ...
... CANADA New York, Monday. The yonng Liberal party in Montreal has just formed leaaua whose declared object ia to procure Canadian independence before the end ef the year 1892. The league appeals Amsrican Governments for moral support A Daily Newt Montreal ...
... THE JERSEY WEEKLY PRESS AND INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30, 1893. CANADA. OF THE QUEBEC PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. Homtuial. The Qnnbee PiOTl.ioa.l Guatrumaul au.- tuioed o.fe.C io lb. L-gi.l.tiT.Council to-day Bill ragaidlug B.auport A.ylnm ...
... herself Are wo to believe, then, that the timo has come when Canada is thinking of takingup her freeedoin”? Independence, of coarse, must a preliminary to annexation. It is impossible for Canada to stand alone on the North American Coo* tineot against tho ...
... THE JERSEY WEEKLY PRESS AND INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18. 1890. CANADA AND ENGLAND. The sobjocl the continuance of! the union between CNosds and is attracting some attention tho Djminion just now, in conaequence of speech recently delivered ...
... the Canada club. Lord Strathcona last night presided at the annual banquet of the Canada Club, in London, when Lord Minto, ex-Governor-General, was entertained at dinner. Mr. Alfred Lyttelton, in proposing the toast of the Dominion, said the evolution ...
... CANADA. THE INDEPENDENCE QUESTION. MANIFESTO OF MK. MERCIKR. Montekal. To««d»f. Mr. Meroiet’t maoifnto ItToariog o*n»di«i iDdepeodroee was retd tbia evsnmg At fktbrring of Fceoeh Canadians who aobMqaeotly adopted a resolution expteaaiog Bigaooy tor e ...
... NEWFOUNDLAND AND CANADA. PROPOSED CONFEDERATION. Tbe Standard Ottawa oorroepoadeot telegraph! leata from trattworth, eonrea that preparatioat are b*iog lor laformat diaeawiou of the Oonfed.ration of Newfooodlaad with the Domioioo at the approaching oonfereoce ...
... JERSEY INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1874 : rou*o strings of flras. Thsn st inttrsnls soncisbls hue and eserv variety *f nationality wars atretchod i roa* the .treat, a > last tb sys so far it soald reacb was met a *labsrsts show of kontinr ...