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British American -- 1832-10-27 -- Page 104

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-27

Snippet: o .Constables and Bailiffs within this ~ take notice, and laying aside all manner -' U311: I r, . of Asst“; and . Chemical Stomachic Draught. ’ . . . 9 _ h ~ ' SUPREME COURT. NOTICE-is hereby given, that His ’s Sn 0 CourtofJudicature,…

British American -- 1832-10-13 -- Page 82

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-13

Snippet: 82 EUROPE. LONDON. AUG vsr 21. 1832. The rinci al article of foreign news brought b the renc journals consists of a resolution ofthe Helvetian Fedral Diet, agreed to on the 16th Instant, declaratory of the pleasure with which that body had…

British American -- 1832-10-27 -- Page 98

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-27

Snippet: 98 To the Editor of the British ﬂmerican MR. Eorron, It is highly gratifying to sse that our pre- dictions as to the success of your intended Paper before it was published, are each day rapidly veriﬁed,l sent an humble con- tribution to…

British American -- 1832-12-08 -- Page 148

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-08

Snippet: -. I43 THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT. GROUND OYSTER SHELL AND BONE MAN URE. The great value of ground oyster shells a- a manure for light sandy soils, will be apparent to the mind of every sgriculturist on a mo- ment’s reﬂection. Containing a…

British American -- 1832-12-22 -- Page 165

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-22

Snippet: mil. philosOPhy, which may be carried on even in a arden of contracted dimensions, and that the are pleasing as well as curious, those can “,5 t'y who remember what they have felt on seeing their attempts succeed. ‘Amusement reigns,’eayl…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 137

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-01

Snippet: 6i”! mwﬁﬁﬁﬁlb @MEMEEﬂWo 601 1- NEA R LY Sixteen Months has elapsed since the ﬁrst Part of the following Work was delivered in this Island, to Two Hundred Subscribers and upwards. The present Edition was In Charlotte-Town; is the ﬁrst Work…

British American -- 1832-12-15 -- Page 155

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-15

Snippet: 20 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. .ud durable ediﬁces which will probably be raised by posterity ; but is it iwise by in- dulging these dreams to excess to generate that morbid habit of mind which leads us not only to despise what has been done,…

British American -- 1832-08-11 -- Page 10

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-08-11

Snippet: 10 FRIGKTINING CHILDREN. The short extract we give below from the Glasgow Chronicle, is a practical illustration of the evil eﬂ'ects of frightening children. It is a practice too common among mothers, for the purpose of correction, to…

British American -- 1832-11-03 -- Page 107

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-11-03

Snippet: o. H. "in, if having obtained it, she should dare to mternpon a second marriage, it matters not ,hcther with a rich partner or a poor—her an. inily willinstantly cease. Why should the rule ybich is applied to the widow ofa miserable…

British American -- 1832-09-08 -- Page 42

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-09-08

Snippet: 77,... To the Editor of the British American. Sir, I resume the subject of public Highways, which I consider to be one of primary moment -—they have been disgraced by a lavish and un- proﬁtable expenditure of time, labour and mo- ney. In…

British American -- 1832-09-29 -- Page 67

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-09-29

Snippet: '0 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 6'! appear, at least we have not been able discover, that Mr. Muir committed to wri- anynhservation, or remonstrance either he subject ofhis trial or the treatment to ch he was latterly subjected. He seems have…

British American -- 1832-10-06 -- Page 74

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-06

Snippet: 74 To the Editor of the British American. Mn. EDITOR When reading your excellent paper of the lst September, I glanced at a few hints respecting the conduct of Commissioners, in this Island. but was sorry to see so little said on a subject…

British American -- 1832-09-22 -- Page 63

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-09-22

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN 03 tate, in the Army and Navy, and in every ranch and department of the public ser- ice , especially reserved for the Aristo- racy, and for their children and relatives, 0 the third and fourth generations? If persons…

British American -- 1832-11-10 -- Page 113

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-11-10

Snippet: ’ em amuse @mwtmm. .—_— wsl l- CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1832 no i5 was delivered in this lsland, to Two Hundred Subscribers and upwards. quality, and in a quarto shape, decidedly the best size for Family…

British American -- 1832-10-27 -- Page 97

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-27

Snippet: 6i!” methith newscast. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1832 an 13 H E A P G 0 O D S The Subscriber has received by the late arrival! 'rom Britain, Halifax. and Newfoundland, a lar e sup- ly consisting of British…