Document Information Date: 1839-07-09 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Canada“, vol 48 (1839), cols 82-83. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA Sir Robert Peel wished to (col.83) ask the Under Secretary for the Colonies, whether any dispatches had been received from Sir John Colborne, Governor-general of Upper and Lower Canada, explanatory of the advantages which would result by allowing the ordinances of the Governor and Council to have a more permanent duration than the year 1842. It had been… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Canada”, vol 49, cols 82-83 (9 July 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-07-04 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Lower Canada—Government“, vol 48 (1839), cols 1195-1213. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). Lower Canada—Government Lord John Russell moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Lower Canada Government Bill. Sir George Sinclair said, when her Majesty, on the 6th of February last, was pleased to express a wish that the state of her subjects in Upper Canada should form (col.1196) the matter of prompt and early consideration, he… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Lower Canada—Government”, vol 48, cols 1195-1213 (4 July 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-06-28 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Canada“, vol 48 (1839), cols 1007-1009. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA. Sir Robert Peel before the House proceeded to business, begged to remind the noble Lord opposite, that he had said he would that evening intimate to the House what course he intended to pursue with respect to Canada, and that Canada Bill which provided for the union of the provinces. Would the noble Lord now intimate whether he… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Canada”, vol 48, cols 1007-1009 (28 June 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-06-13 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Canada“, vol 48 (1839), cols 204-212. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA The order of the day for the resumption of the adjourned debate upon Canada, and the first resolution,— (col.207) That it is the opinion of this House, that it is expedient to form a legislative union of the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, on the principles of a free and representative government, in such a manner… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Canada”, vol 48, cols 204-212 (13 June 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-06-10 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Canada“, vol 48 (1839), cols 95-97. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA. Lord J. Russell said, that with regard to the motion of which the noble Lord, the Member for North Lancashire had given notice, it might be convenient to the House that he should state, 96that the course which he should take on the Canada question, depended on the course which would be taken by the noble Lord; and when… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Canada”, vol 48, cols 95-97 (10 June 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-06-03 By: UK (House of Commons) Citation: UK, HC, “Canada“, vol 47 (1839), cols 1254-90. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA. The Order of the day for taking into consideration the Queen’s message with respect to the Canadas having been read, Lord John Russell said: It is now my duty, as a Minister of the Crown, to call upon Parliament to lay the foundation of a permanent settlement of the affairs of Canada. I think, upon general grounds, there… Read more UK, House of Commons, “Canada”, vol 47, cols 1254-90 (3 June 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-05-30 By: UK (House of Lords) Citation: UK, HL, “Canada—Colonel Prince“, vol 47 (1839), cols 1078-1104. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA—COLONEL PRINCE Lord Brougham said, that in giving notice of a motion on this subject for to-day, his intention was, to give his noble Friend opposite (Lord Ellenborough) an opportunity of stating whatever he might have to lay before their Lordships in vindication of Colonel Prince, and therefore, in bringing forward the motion, he should not make any… Read more UK, House of Lords, “Canada—Colonel Prince”, vol 47, cols 1078-1104 (30 May 1839) →
Document Information Date: 1839-05-28 By: UK (House of Lords) Citation: UK, HL, “Canada—Colonel Prince“, vol 47 (1839), cols 1057-1058. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (Hansard UK — External Site). CANADA—COLONEL PRINCE Lord Brougham wished to know whether it would not be convenient to the House, that he should postpone his motion relative to the correspondence that had taken place with respect to the affair of Colonel Prince until Monday next. Lord Ellenborough said, the charge against Colonel Prince was of so gross a nature, that he did not… Read more UK, House of Lords, “Canada—Colonel Prince”, vol 47, cols 1057-1058 (28 May 1839) →