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British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 19

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: go. 3. ﬁnances, in alluding to the Isle of France, re- peatedlycalled it one ofthe West Indianlslands, and commented upon its revenue as being such. Strange as it may appear, not one of the Ho- nourabble and enlightened members present…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 23

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: ﬁg. 3. CHEAP iron CASH: White and clay sheeting and shitting Cotton! Striped shirting, homespuns, and checks Printed cottons, cambrics. and muslins Flannels. Guernsey frocks, and Scotch caps Jackets, trowsers. waistcoats and drawers Linen…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 24

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: 24 WANTED A JOURNEYMAN Printer at the British American Printing Oﬂicee. P R I N T I N G l N K For Sale 5001bs. weight of English Book and News Printing Ink. in Kegs of 12 and 75lbs. weight each. Appl to J H. WHITE, Charlotte- Town, P. E.…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 22

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: r_ 3‘2 THE BRITISH AMERICAN ﬁfth carriage, in which was his Ma'esty, dress- ed in a Field Marshal’s uniform, t ere was the greatest cheering. In the last followed the Queen. Their Majesties drove up to nearly 0p. posite Stanhope gate, and…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 21

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: ﬂu. 3. wagons to be added to the cavalcade with which the same horse again set off with undiminished power ; and still further to show the eﬂ'ecr of the Railway in facilitating motion. he directed the attending workmen to the number of…

British American -- 1832-08-18

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 -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 17

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: i @ibs assassin momma. 0L 1' THE ANTI-REFORM LAMENTATION. HARE. what a PEAL ofwo is heard Throughout the British nation ! Reform's the war-cry that has stirr'd This wond‘rous tribulation. NOBTBUMBERLAND pours forth his grief, And Wrchow…

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 -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 18

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: I . 18 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. when they can’t have it all their own way ; some actually descend to abuse, others have even done more. threaten to ﬁght. I have a remedy for this. The arms of justice are proverbially long, and I have taken a…