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British American -- 1832-09-22 -- Page 59

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: its. 8. W 'iiih—Tw—F‘ THE BRITISH AMERICAN. every man would be a wit, if he could; and notwithstanding pedants ofa pretended depth and solidity, are apt to den the writings of a polite author as ﬂash and roth, they all of them shew, upon…

British American -- 1832-12-22 -- Page 163

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: ‘Ir: ' ' - no u "s, .3!) a city, at Bombay, with a loss during her sage of 70 seamen out of 120. The captain reports that the day he left Bushire 2000 dead bodies were lying in the streets, and that the Mosques were ﬁlled with‘the ing and…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 20

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-08-18

Snippet: 1’0 HOR’TICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE. The following very valuable communication from an intelligent and ractieal agriculturist, deserves an attentive perusal rem all who are engaged in agricul- tural pursuits. By the mode in which sward land…

British American -- 1832-09-29 -- Page 65

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: it 1. H E A P G O 0 D S The Subscriberllas received by the late arrivals m Britain. Halifax. and Newfoundland. a large sup- - consisting of British and India Dry Goods, Haber- hery, Hosiery. Crockeryware. Grocery, Spirits, rdware. Iron.…

British American -- 1832-08-11

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American

Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright …

British American -- 1832-12-29 -- Page 175

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-29

Snippet: ﬂu. 22. Luv—Horn Tooke used to say, that law, in his opinion. ought not to be a lux- ury for the rich, but a remedy to the poor. When told that the course of justice was open to all, he replied, so is the London Tavern to such as can pay…

British American -- 1832-10-13 -- Page 83

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 03 I“ Songs in favor of Poland and of freedom are a” ung on all sides in German . Among them is 3"" us most. remarkablepalledytbe German chase 19‘; mm, in which the people are represented as hunting their 38 rulers…

British American -- 1832-12-15 -- Page 154

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: u "5 «- 154 FOR THE BRITISH AMERICAN. ‘Mr. Editor,— Some weeks since youiuerted in your columns the remarkable dream of a Phil- oso her. At one time I thoughgit better to save it without comment, that he might say ; “Actions and speech the…

British American -- 1832-11-17 -- Page 123

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-11-17

Snippet: ’0 16 Flinn, who swore he’d “cleara car road before him.” They were found about five hours afterwards drinking in a second pub- lican’s, at Fir-house, about a mile from the ﬁeld ofwheat, by two of the Templeogue Police, who turned them out…

British American -- 1832-08-25 -- Page 27

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-08-25

Snippet: 31'5" ‘- i an. 4. ples, pears, &c. &c. but that scarcely any urchasers could be found for such articles, owing to the panic caused by the threatened approach of the disease. Corn could be pur- chased at 12 cents per dozen, and only…

British American -- 1832-12-29 -- Page 173

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-29

Snippet: £0. 29 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 173 Ought not the senses, the taste,the palate to be propitiated ?--then the“ is habit, a potent antagonist—second only to time, for its weapons are always close at hand ; as it must be admitted that the ease…

British American -- 1832-09-15 -- Page 51

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-09-15

Snippet: in. 7 THE BRITISH AMERICAN its be within the reach of every British subject. (Cheers.) In the committee of the Civil List on Mon- day, Lord Althorp very coolly stated his in- tention to actiu contempt of the recommen- dation of the Finance…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 139

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: a: £0. 18. me avaricious and extortiouate conduct of the BisliopS. q, Rehearse the ten commandments ? a. 1- Thou shalt have no other members but Rot‘ormers. . Q, Thou shalt not have painted likenesses, "or bcdaub thy sign posts with the…

British American -- 1832-09-29 -- Page 71

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: an. e. nwide hiatus between the gentry and the labouring class ; for the class of small farmers. which constitute the tensntry of the country, cannot be ranked mu ch above those who labour for their daily subsistence.— The class of farmers…

British American -- 1832-10-20 -- Page 92

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-20

Snippet: K ' , mly 17 bushels. . {bushels per acre. 92 THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT. ADVANTAGES TO BE DERIVED raoss 'rlu‘. nasraucriou or wnans. Plants that grow naturally, amon a crop that has been sown, may be regarde as weeds, " or, in other words, as…