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British American -- 1833-03-02 -- Page 241
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-03-02
Snippet: @ibs British @msrtmn. 2r. W 1. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY MARCH 2, 1833. 3931 n. - ' ECHRISTIAN VISITOR o writ FirstVoiume ofthislittle Work is now L on Tuesday the genius,” a GEL} J 0 U R N E Y M A N complete—Those…
British American -- 1833-03-02 -- Page 244
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-03-02
Snippet: 244 South Lancashire—Wood- Lord Moly- neux. n South Durham-Joseph Pease Jun. n (A Quaker.) W. Bowes. n Stirling Burghs-—Lord Dalmeny. n Dumfries Burghs---General Sharpe. n. Dublin County Fitzsimon- nRepeal- er Evans. [Whig] F orfar Countv…
British American -- 1833-03-02
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 -- 1833-03-02 -- Page 243
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-03-02
Snippet: flo 31 THE BRITISH AMERICAN 243 fry—“’7' urtted the mouth of the mor- milletiill dianit'est danger of those around ’nnd although some of them were finally‘ Ir’o‘ected into the citadel, and made, as we great holes, the holes do not seem to…
British American -- 1833-03-02 -- Page 242
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-03-02
Snippet: 242 BELGIUM flJV‘D H OLD/2N1). From the London Observer. The citadel of Jlntwerp is at length in the hands of those who are proclaimed by the Powers of the Conference its rightful owners- The Dutch flag was lowered to the victorious…
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