...may be placed on a more favourable footing that that which is carried on with foreign countries. " Further resolved, that until the mother country can see her way to enter into a customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable that, when empowered so to do, the colonies...

...may be placed on a more favourable footing than that which is carried on with foreign countries." " That until the mother country can see her way to enter...her colonies it is desirable that, when empowered to do so, the colonies of Great Britain, or such of them as may be disposed to accede to this view,...

...may be placed on a more favorable footing than that which is carried on with foreign countries ; " Further resolved that until the Mother Country can see her way to enter into customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable that, when empowered to do so, the colonies of Great...

...empire may lie placed on u more favorable basis than that which is carried on with foreign countries. Resolved, That until the mother country can see her way to enter into a custom» arrangement with her colonie», it is desirable thnt, when empowered eo to do, the colonies...

...may lie placed on a more favorable footing than that which is carried on with foreign countries. (2), That until the mother country can see her way to enter into a customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable that, when empowered so to do, the colonies...

...South Wales, New Zealand, and Queensland. Another resolution was adopted to the following effect: — That until the mother country can see her way to enter into a Customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable that, when empowered to do so, the colonies...

...progress of the Empire. 26. I now pass to the second part of the Resolution, which urges " That^until the Mother Country can see her way to enter into Customs arrangements with the Colonies, the Colonies should take steps to place each other's products in whole or in part on...

...may be placed on a more favourable footing than that which is carried on with foreign countries . . . that until the Mother country can see her way to enter...empowered so to do, the Colonies of Great Britain . . . take steps to place each other's products . . . on a more favourable Customs basis 2 than is...

...favorable footing than that which is carried on with foreign countries . . . that until the Mother-Country can see her way to enter into customs arrangements...empowered so to do, the Colonies of Great Britain . . . take steps to place each other's products ... on a more favorable customs basis than is accorded...

...stability and progress of the Empire. 26. I now pass to the second part of the resolution, which urges " That until the Mother Country can see her way to enter into customs arrange* Comparisons are only possible since 18.">4. For the five years, 1854-58, the total imports...