. Sport, Voyages et aventures à Terre-Neuve et aux Antilles [microform]. La pêche, chasse, pêche commerciale ; Chasse. L'INJUSTICE AUX Terre-neuviens. 15 Objet de la pêche française liis. Que fait-il faire ? Il n'est pas chacun de ces pauvres types qui peuvent se permettre de posséder ou de la location d'une goélette et rendez la Lal)rador à pêcher, comme certains le font. Le FJ-dire la complicité de Terre-Neuve n'a pas d'affaire où il est-qu'il est seulement autorisé à rester sur sufierance ; mais comme une question de fait, les français eux-mêmes sont responsables de l'ensemble- tlements sur cette partie de la côte. Il a été déjà démontré que fo

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. Sport, travel and adventure in Newfoundland and the West Indies [microform]. Fisheries; Hunting; Pêche commerciale; Chasse. INJUSTICE TO THE NEWFOUNDLANDERS. 15 French object to liis fishing. What is he to do ? It is not every one of these poor fellows who can afford to own or charter a schooner and go to the Lal)rador to fish, as some do. The Fj-ench say the Newfoundlander has no business where he is—that he is only allowed to remain on sufierance; but as a matter of fact, the French themselves are answerable for the set- tlements on that part of the coast. It has been already shown that for twenty-one years—i.e., from 1793 to 1815—whilst we were at war, the French were excluded from the coasts of New- foundland : it is pity they ever returned ! Well, is it likely that during all these years our i^eople were not to be allowed to settle on the coast ? that we were to keep the place warm for the French, and hand it over to them directly the war was over ? The French came back, found these places settled, —what did they do ? Why, so far from wishing to remove the English, they fraternised with them, and encouraged them to remain, appointing them " guardians" of their property during their al)sence in France, and paying them lor so doing on their return. The north-east and west coasts of Newfound-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Kennedy, W. R. (William Robert), Sir, 1838-1916. Edinburgh; London : W. Blackwood

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