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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 -- 1833-02-23 -- 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 -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 234

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 234 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. .d LﬂRGE QUJQJVTITY OF American Tar FOR SJJLE, BY T. B. TREMﬂIJV‘ Feb. 23,1833. EA R LY Nineteen Months has elapsed since the ﬁrst Part of the following Work was delivered in this Island, to Two Hundred…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 233

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: em smash ammonia. BE CH RISTI AN VISITOR The First Volume ofthis little Work is now m hate—Those Subscribers who deliver ir Numbers at the Publisher’s Book-Stare, thin 60 Bars from the delivery of No. 12, y have them neatly haltlbound for…

British American -- 1833-02-23

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 -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 236

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: ‘ '236 . ‘ Furnish dmerican. ' .A‘t night [when the peasant stretches his weary limbs on his homely pallet, and his‘slumbers unbroken, save by the freaks and whims ofhis fancy, which then hsurps the ofﬁce of reason, and, as Shake- tpeer…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 239

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: is property to their harpy fangs, and your etitioner would further state as a proof of eir insubordination, that one of the nk and ﬁle accused the others of carrying 'easures by “dishonorable, underhanded, nd unworthy means,” thus,…

British American -- 1833-02-23 -- Page 240

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 240‘ seen -Cupid sent an arrow thro’ His scarlet coat of mail. The bar maid of the Crown he lov'd, - From whom he never ranged, For though he changed his horses there, His love he never changed. He thought her fairest of all fares, So…