Document Information Date: 1854-10-24 By: Province of Canada (Parliament), The Globe Citation: The Globe (24 October 1854). Other formats: [illegible] annual meeting of [illegible] the Toronto [illegible] that the [illegible] the re-election [illegible] county of [illegible]. [illegible] LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. [illegible] presented,—Return to an [illegible], for copies of Papers [illegible] changes in the constitution [illegible] Legislative Council. [illegible] the Hon. Mr. MORIN, the said [illegible] to be printed. [illegible] MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. [illegible] said he thought the time had [illegible], all the ministers having taken their [illegible] some explanation should… Read more Province of Canada, Legislative Assembly, Ministerial Explanations (24 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-18 – 1854-10-19 By: Province of Canada (Parliament), The Globe Citation: The Globe (26 October 1854). Other formats: [illegible] annual meeting of [illegible] No. 86,—of Bir[illegible] of Percy Division, [illegible] the Sons of Temperance[illegible] and elders of the Synod [illegible] Church of Canada,—of C. B. of the township of Pembroke, [illegible] and others, of the township of [illegible] Union Daughters of Temperance, [illegible] Canada West, and others,—of [illegible] and others, of the township [illegible] of John Frank and others, of the [illegible] of Caledon,—of John Richardson and… Read more Province of Canada, Legislative Assembly (Union of Upper and Lower Canada), 5th Parl, 1st Sess (18-19 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-14 By: The Globe Citation: The Globe (14 October 1854). Other formats: [illegible] House. [illegible] of Government [illegible] by Mr. Morin [illegible] purpose. The [illegible] of Mr. Brown, gave [illegible]ing features of the [illegible]tures made upon the Bill [illegible] us, might be premature and [illegible] representation of it; we shall [illegible] much about it until such time [illegible] opportunity of perusing it. We [illegible] measure having for its object an [illegible] in our institutions, should be matured [illegible] care, and with an eye to its practical [illegible].… Read more [Title Missing], The Globe (14 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-13 By: The Globe Citation: The Globe (19 October 1854). Other formats: [illegible] complained of [illegible] had been [illegible] Clergy Reserves [illegible] some time ago that [illegible] it was promised to be [illegible], when the hon. Attorney General [illegible] would have arrived from [illegible] had not been brought on, and [illegible] in excuse that hon. members [illegible] the arrival of the Post-master General [illegible] alteration of details of the measure [illegible] alter the principles altogether. It [illegible] said that the new ministry were to [illegible] all the… Read more Province of Canada, Legislative Assembly, 5th Parl, 1st Sess (13 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-07 By: The Globe, Dumfries Reformer Citation: “The Fruits of Coalition” The Globe (7 October 1854). Other formats: THE FRUITS OF COALITION. From the Dumfries Reformer. The first measure introduced by the Tory-corruption alliance is now before the Country. The Hon. Mr. Morin has introduced the Government measure promised in the speech relative to the change in the constitution of the Legislative Council. Will it be believed, that in purporting to make that body elective, the Ministerial Bill proposes to allow the present member to hold their… Read more “The Fruits of Coalition,” The Globe (7 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-05 By: The Globe, Montreal Gazette Citation: “The Elective Legislative Council Bill” The Globe (5 October 1854). Other formats: THE ELECTIVE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BILL. (From the Montreal Gazette.) The introduction of this Government Bill fairly launches our ship of state on the great ocean of change; and we shall have to invent new rules of navigation for her guidance, as well as to discover new land marks, while we are altogether uncertain if the compass will prove true. It is ridiculous to go to Great Britain for… Read more “The Elective Legislative Council Bill,” The Globe (5 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-10-03 By: The Globe Citation: “Facts for the Electors North Wentworth” The Globe (3 October 1854). Other formats: FACTS FOR THE ELECTORS NORTH WENTWORTH. The electors of North Wentworth know ere this line of defence taken by Mr. Robert Spence, when he is charged with betraying the Reform party, and joining the Conservatives. He says, “I have not joined the Tories: I have succeeded in inducing the Conservative leaders to promise liberal measures; they are henceforth Reformers, and I have consequently no difficulty in aiding them.” We… Read more “Facts for the Electors North Wentworth,” The Globe (3 October 1854) →
Document Information Date: 1854-09-30 By: The Globe Citation: “The first Bill introduced by the new Government, a Tory one,” The Globe (30 September 1854). Other formats: The first Bill introduced by the new Government, a Tory one. The great question of the day is whether the present Government is more Tory than Radical in its composition. In profession it is strongly Reform, in personel it is conservative. It is judged according to the previous views of the individual. The Hincks’ reformer expects it to be progressive because its members say… Read more “The first Bill introduced by the new Government, a Tory one,” The Globe (30 September 1854) →