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British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 141

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: o. 18. THE BRITISH AMERICAN. l4! r a . Jgriwuunpglf Agriculturists are sometimes too hasty in adopting new and foreign ways, so on the other hand old farmer Jogtrot is a most revoking fellow. Thus have 1 known one of these wiseacres…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 140

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. £0.13 140 ' THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT. P 0 U LT R Y. The Tarkcy,( .Mclcagn's Gout coo, [4,) is a native of America and was intro uced into Eu. rope by the Spaniards, according to London; though some authors say that the…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 144

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: 144‘ R. HUNT'S STOJlf/ICHIC' MIXTURE. The Proprietor of this Medicine, offers his Services to the aﬁicted, particularly in.aﬂ'e_c- tions of the stomach, as Dyspepsia, Cardialgia, commonly called heart-burn,Pyrosis, or Water, brash, arc.…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 142

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: 142 Note—the passions—emotions’—expressions’ Elasticity and variations ; The hues and tints, between the guilty pulse, And the sutl'using blush of Innocence ; The dark, deep’ning shades of crime, ferocious, And of Amiableness--~the…

British American -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 138

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: l 138 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. Stu-18 From Bell's Weekly .Meucngar, Sept. 9. OUR AMERICAN COLONIES. . Since the celebrated work of Mr. Basil Hall, and several others which accompani- ed or followed it, the public seem to have arrived at a…

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 -- 1832-12-01 -- 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 -- 1832-12-01 -- Page 143

Year Published: 1832

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

Snippet: 018 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 5s: 143‘ {the peasants were reduced to circumstances ‘ reat distress, by the total consumption of he fodderthey had pronded for their cattle, he atmosphere was on the whole rather clear, nd serene, than darkened…

British American -- 1832-12-01

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American

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