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British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 289
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: .h a demand as if it went by that u our forefathers were extremely with regard to this right of pe- io,,mg,wiiicli,though ridiculed by Mr: ine,isa right, under the exrstenceot 1ich,ifit be freely euJoyed, and steadily ercised, a. tyranny

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 292
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: 292 THE BRITISH AMERICAN LAID MIWMBHT- ~ Treasurer’s roe» Charlotte- Town, Prince dward Island, .March, 5th 1833. Ianrther pursuance of the ïŹ‚ct o] the Gene- ral ïŹ‚ssembly of this Island, made and assed in the Eleventh year of the Reign of

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 285
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: em enemas statesman. wot 1- CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY APRIL 13, 1833. 120.37 f l ‘ E ‘ 0 'I' (I - 0 R A L F O U N N John M‘Nally and John Meehan. hereby give S " the g°°d sch°°n°r I E I Supposed to he stole t, . n, a

British American -- 1833-04-13
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American
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British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 288
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: 288 (From Cobbette' Register.) “ raocasnmos is THE noose or commons.” “ Bolt- Court, 30 Jan. 1833. In another part of the Register, inserted, from the Morning Chronicle newspaper, an account of the ïŹrst debate in the reformed House of

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 286
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: I. ; A connexion-runes: To the Editor of the British American. " Can such things be And overcome us like a summer cloud. Without our special wonder." SHAKSPEARE. Sim—Did you ever see a little urchin or an idiot with a loaded pistol in his

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 290
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: H l t’ \b . [23,590 ' 6 House or ASSEMBLY, \April 6. % Mr. Cooper said, he would beg leave to call the attention of the house to a subject of the highest importance. I believe it to be my duty, and the duty of this house, to take notice of

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 291
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: THE BRITISH"_AMERICAN’ ' 291 Po the old ‘t'ellow won‘t come, come, come." ‘ You’re a simpleton miss, You’ve nothing but bliss. [lover’s possess’d ofa plum, plum, plum.’ " He's ugly and old; Now, pray._ma’, don‘t scold—" “miss, against him

British American -- 1833-04-13 -- Page 287
Year Published: 1833
Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-13
Snippet: go 31 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 287 f7 7. latterl things became so public, and :3: lans sh, after? discovered, and held up to ridicule, that for his part he was afraid k his mind as formerly, he therefore to 3P9“ . would not wrsh that any

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