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Money LL Pl'll.~ON'~ !'WE Bl ED ro THE I ubl sh r of th e 8TA 1 1£SMAM for sub -scrtflt on ad ert s ng o JOb w o k arc re q est{"d to !ilet tl e the 11nme at once The monej' IS r t> q ed to p::ty for p ap r 1 and type A THE IRISH CHURCH liewfouudlan d Seekmg Admission On tho 5th nf l\Iarch by a' rte of 17 to 7, the Leg1s] ,11ve A'seml Iv of Newfound land pai;i~cd rec;:; 0Jut1ons dee ar ng 1 f.n:or flf umtrng that C >lony with Ll e D tn n ton of Cannda-subJeCt to ce1ta10 spect Ii d letme of nnton and an appeal to tl;e people on tl e que·tt on The modest island fishermen are not ·t all backward tn nskwg that ti ctr bread be \\ ell bu 'lereii should th y JOtn the D ominton Mere has bee» asl cd t han w II be allowed Hon Ambrose She· hos cone t Ca 1 ada to confer with tlie Canadian Govern ment 1n ref. re r ce to th e 111eas 1r and other delegate· will shoi tly a1 1ve On tar10 D ea.J~r 'I'O FABl\fERS I HUDSON BAY TERRITORY Negot1at1on s between ti a representa lives nf Canada and th ose of the Hudson Bay Company re specting ti e 11.nsfer of the north west te1T1tory to the Dom mon seem at l st to be as'U nlng a more dcfin 1tc and set.led sl tpe md tnilro a e prospecis of nn e rly ut on of the scheme Rep ated mtervic ws h d t ken place be tween th<l <lelrgates n1'd the Dolomal Sec ret1ry and at one t 1n e L t sePmed as ifa peoc·able settlement could not b elf eted Fmnlly n better und e rs tondm~ wn armed ·t and Sir Staflord Nort hc ot e ad\ 1sed the Hnd·on Bay Co npnny " cede their s Terrttorrnl Hrf'.hls rn "British North Ji' Amenoa for tl e sun of £300 000 st\ hog crns1dermg 1t the best offer they c I "'° e Roa st D. \rVILL IAM S. I obhm Tl 1s propo<1l tor sett le nen t w I made by the Colo 1 a l ~ecrctar3 and below tie fignr· prevtou·ly asked bv Company It 1s not stated from wh 1 source tb1s £300 000 " to be urawn tfic Dorn n1on Gnvernrn e: n t h nvo not he1 tofore ncknowledged ti e n oh Is of tl Comprny to th e terr tory C mad a h been WI \mg to p·v f r hu !din gs nnd iq p·ovemen ts mnd c h) 1\ e occupa Is of ti land but h:>!! d oe m e~ th e tot rtlory t e no P"t of t1 c Domrn1 n \\ e sl all <oo hnve further particulars of the negot t10ns 1 1 MOVEMENTS Hi SPAUT; -----·--- Unhappy and t nbu lcnt ~p"rn isatl ll ttllng- g1vern1u e ital 1 n a tte1s into a se \ 'l:l·ii ,ot,ape A eommlltee had ~cen a ~ pnui.ed lv prepare an 1v Con t 1tut1un fo1 the country and on th o 2 ith n1t t l e reported the re!l'lllt of th eir deliberation t 1 the Cortes The dr ft of th° Consti tuuon propoees that the future form o I I Government sll ,Jl be monarcl11 I · no ETI T" Tl;I '\EII