HC Deb 21 March 1872 vol 210 cc400-1
MR. W. M. TORRENS

asked the First Lord of the Treasury, Whether the Correspondence between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor General of Canada, since the conclusion of the Treaty of Washington, with reference to the sense entertained by the responsible Members of the Colonial Government as to the effect of the same on the interests of the Dominion, will be laid upon the Table on the re-assembling of the House after Easter?

MR. GLADSTONE

Sir, since the conclusion of the Treaty of Washington there has been a correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Governor General of Canada. That correspondence, however, is still going forward, and we are not able to produce it at present; but I hope we shall be in a condition to lay it on the Table very shortly after Easter.