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British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 214

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 1 . to hearof, is, that some troublesome fel- 214 yard Island? What rapid strides has it made towards the regeneration of our sys- tems in this little_Mistress ofthe Gulf? But Iknow your answer will be. “The fault is not to be attributed…

British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 216

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 216 ' R. HUJV‘TS STOMACHIC MIXTURE. n The Proplrietor of this .Medicine, offers his services to t e aﬂicted, particularly in aﬂ'ec- tions of the stomach, as Dyspepsia. cardialgia. commonly called heart-burn,Pyrosis, or Water brash, 81.0.…

British American -- 1833-02-16 -- Page 225

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: an: assassin autumnal”. 801 1- HE CHRISTI AN VISITOR WThe First Volume ofthis little Work is now complete.——Those Subscribers who deliver their Numbers at the Publisher‘s Book-Stoi‘e, within 60 Days from the delivery of No. 12, may have…

British American -- 1833-02-09

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 -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 211

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: go 21 measures to be beneﬁcial had long passed: whatever had originally been the motives ofthe Government he could not say, but, it was now evident from the tenor of the espalCl’l before them, that this very fa- vorite measure could, it'…

British American -- 1833-02-09 -- Page 224

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-09

Snippet: 224 P R I N T I N G I N K For Sale 500Ibs. weight of English Book and News Printing Ink, in Kegs of 12 and '75le weight each. Apply to J H. WHITE, Charlotte Town, P. E. Island; Messrs. T. 8: C. BOLTON Halifax, N. S. and Mr. Wm. REYNOLDS,…

British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 213

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN 213 md’by means of false statements at the bum Otiice, artfully to defeat and entirely frustrate the, ﬁnal passing or enactment mof, by preventing their obtaining the oyal Allowance: and that the proprietors thus led…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 238

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-23

Snippet: —\ 23: the night before; they replied (if any of them were there) in the negative. Then if the Judge should not be so indulgent or good natured as to wait some two or three hours for the Lawyers to “ make ready” he of course adjourned the…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 235

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-23

Snippet: PREME COURT OFJ UDICATURE. a Febru‘a l9. -—This being the if)“ Hiladyy Term, the supreme art was Opened with the usual tormah- There are 85 Record causes for i3], 91 Summary, 10 Appealsfrom the ision ofJustices of the Peace in cases of…

British American -- 1833-02-16 -- Page 228

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: The “ Bill for incorporating the Trustees of the St. Andrew’s College,” and the Bill for Registering all orders of his Majesty in Council, were severally read a third time, passed, and sent to the Council. Mr. Cooper presented a petition…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 237

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-23

Snippet: V.‘ 0 ~ 11030 in; as vice with a huge white Turban, big as his digniﬁed bottom. As the proceedings were about to 'com- ence,the chairman gravely and slowly wt'roin his seat, full of that conscious igniiy that great men so well know how .…

British American -- 1833-02-09 -- Page 223

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-09

Snippet: ,5 . as ' Me in our zeal, diligence and applica- ns. T e objects to which I shall, have casion to direct your attention are vari- 5 and interesting: some of the most pro- nent are,—The Proceedings of the Le- ]ature, with respect to “…

British American -- 1833-02-09 -- Page 221

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-09

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERIGAN ﬁt , Right Honorab e Viscount Goderich, is Majesty’s principal Secretary for the olonies, in answer to an address of the ease of Assembly of last Session, pray- gfor a repeal of the two permanent Re- enue Acts. The…

British American -- 1833-02-09 -- Page 218

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-09

Snippet: 2l8 IW'ANTED A JOURNEYMAN Bookbinder, A good Workman, of steady habits may meet with an engagement, and steady Employment for Twelve months, and liberal wages, by applying at this Ofﬁce. W H I T E tenders his unfeigned thanks to theGentry…

British American -- 1833-02-09 -- Page 220

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-09

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. ﬁn is returned as a proof of this, though three con- tending candidates exhibited themselves for three successive days to the public, they could scarcely induce any person to leave home for the mere purpose of voting…