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British American -- 1833-04-06 -- Page 281

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-06

Snippet: ‘th a view to their own advantage, Iﬁlingngpense of the public. It may so en that the practice of the court au- hon-hes fees to be taken for services never erformed. 55 'U Iam, Sir, Your Obedient Servant, GEN S OR, F or the British…

British American -- 1833-01-19 -- Page 194

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-19

Snippet: 194 \ THE BRITISH AMERICAN, Jamar I9, 1833. Heath. On Thursday last, in the 30th year of his age, Mr. John Doyle.—Funeral to take place on Sunday next at h past 3 P. M, Via United States, by the brig Cordelia, which arrived at Halifax on…

British American -- 1833-04-27 -- Page 304

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-27

Snippet: 30¢ COMMUNICATIONS. For the British ﬂmerican. ?OETRY. Attend ye Pope’s, ye Young's and Gay’s, And tune your harps, prepare your lays, Your panegyricks now provide You cannot err on Flattery’s side, Above the stars exalt your stile, You…

British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 215

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-02

Snippet: had, according to the rule now laiddown, comes altogther forfeited. There are those in England who conceive at transportation is astate of ease and ad- nmge. Let them but reside in Van Dieman’s nd forone twelve months and their opinions…

British American -- 1833-03-16

Year Published: 1833

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 -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 181

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05

Snippet: £0 23. without money. My character suffers. Mr. B. is vexed; and it would not be strange if! should receive a harsh letter, or writ! The lax manner by which sundry persons transact business has a very bad tendency, and is of- ten followed…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 352

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-08

Snippet: 352 o’CONNELL on THE coaacrox mu. .Mr. O’Connell (who had been repeatedly called on before) said, that in rising to support the amendment, he wished, in the ﬁrst place, to observe that the question on which they had that night to decide…

British American -- 1833-03-30 -- Page 269

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-03-30

Snippet: @bs seamen armaments. 401 I. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY MARCH 30, 1833. $0.35 K.— Illl C [I RISTI AN VISIT OR The First Volume ofthis little Work is now am lent—Those Subscribers who deliver Mir Numbers at the Publisher…

British American -- 1833-01-05 -- Page 178

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-05

Snippet: 178 FOREIGJV‘. In a previous column. the Atlas of the 4th says, we give the substance of the pro- tocol, No. 70, agreed to by the conference of London, on the ﬁrst of October, 1832, which has just been made public, and which throws a new…

British American -- 1833-04-27 -- Page 307

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-27

Snippet: to 39 THE BRITISH AMERICAN 307 f . r the attendance and travelling expences of to . . . description of Witnesses. "cry I am Sir, Yours, &c. 8“), 3.7V OLD J UR YMﬂN. April 23, 1833. For the British ftmerican. Mn. Editor,——-Somc years…

British American -- 1833-01-12 -- Page 185

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-12

Snippet: ear messiah ,mwtcma. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 1833. ‘ 24 EA R L-Y Sixteen Months has elapsed since the ﬁrst Part of the following Worlr m H E _C H R 1 ST] A N v I s] T o R. was delivered in this Island, to…

British American -- 1833-01-26 -- Page 207

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-26

Snippet: go 26 I C E .— 0 George Thresher, requests all those ho have any ﬂccounts against him, to send em to his residence without delay, as he tends leaving this Island for England rly in the Spring. Charlotte-Town, Jan. 5. HE SUBSCRIBER, offers…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 344

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-01

Snippet: '- f AGRICULTURAL. . I 344 From the New York Farm". SEED “’HEAT- Mr. Editor,-—The preparation of wheat for seed, seems to have divided the atten- tion of our farmers to a very considerable extent. I know no practice better than the one I…

British American -- 1833-02-16 -- Page 227

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-16

Snippet: £0.99 place of their deceased husbands at the oar, in order to earn the means of subsistence for their starving children. These ill-fated. ma. riners have left nearly eighty widows, and several hundred children, exposed to all the evils of…

British American -- 1833-04-27 -- Page 306

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-27

Snippet: V1 306 close couﬁnement [with an allowance of some 75. a week for her safe keepings] must soon follow such 3 Violent ebul- lition of fury and rancour. Did’st ne- ver hear Mr. Editor, of a storm in a tea- pot? But joking apart, what can be…