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British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 355

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: - ﬂu 45 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 355 it If . . i- ssing‘ ofthe btll P It surely could not be in. he must abide; and il‘tbey had thought he had LAND ASSESSMENT. grended merely to enable the government to ,lecpupon beds of down.. Was the poor…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 378

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. I a military aggressor on the Conti- nent she is comparatively powerless. And in this, to our minds, consistf her great ad- vantage. She has no business on the Con- tinent; in Involving herself in Continental disputes…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 351

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 120. 45 ____— Eétupptng ﬂurrltigrntt. ARRIVED. Brig Amity, Andrews, Bristol; goods and se- veu passengers. 50hr, Two Brothers, Darrell, Halifax. Brig Baltic, lVewsoo, Yaruiouth ; sixty pas- sengers. Schr. Alert, Ne‘ltns, Antigua; West…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 343

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: ﬂu 44 ries amounted to L19,7 1‘2; thirty-seven in- ferior ofﬁcers, whose salaries were L3,885; one hundred and two clerks, with salaries to the amount of 135,296. Thus. in the amount of the civil patronage. a diminu- tion ofL74,073 ayear…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 374

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: 7 ~ 0 ‘ i 374 ' vents-ruin THE IRISH REAPER. (An Irish Sketch.) There is not a more happy individual, with ’ess means to be so, than the poor, henest, in. ustrious Irish reaper. A stranger to comforts, ‘. e‘does not feel the loss of them.…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 380

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: a“ £Hpostdrs‘.§-Mr. Gill, the i ’ Passmaster, caused two . and an Irishweman, and . ., to be brought before the ' ~ _. is for havnng endeavored to pro- ' v '1 e for the road- leading to‘ Scot- ' » ‘3' doing which they were guilty of _' The…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 356

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: ‘tN '1" 5- N 0 T I C B John M‘Nally and John Meehan. hereby 8i" Public notice, that the Lone e ofthe Saw Mill at Cra- gaud. L0! 29. is by his Lease, empowered to cut Tim- er for the mill, on any part ofthe Township which may be unlet;…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 354

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: ’1 / ‘ . 354 r —f . ect, and in them on what passage could the ban. and learned gentleman lay his finger? A paper in the pay ofthe Irish government was edited bya man who had laid an information to the Marquis of Wellesley against him [i\…

British American -- 1833-06-22 -- Page 370

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-22

Snippet: 70 KILKFIN Y QUARTER SESSIONS. The Quarter Sessions which began on Thursday, ended yesterday at three o’clock. The following is an outline of his worship’s address to the grand jury :—'I‘he Recorder commenced his charge by alluding to a…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 375

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: .. a. 48. , THE BRITISH AMERICAN. L Easy mode of Fineoedging Razor . On learned and acute surgeon on Saturday, in at the rate of six or seven pounds per hour." , rough side of a. strap of leather, 'or the the presence of nearly two hundred…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 373

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: a @1113 “E33333 mmsrtmn, .1 l. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1933. $0. 43. LAND ASSESSMENT. Treasurer’s Oﬂice, Charlotte-Town, Prince Edward Island, June lst, 1833. Y PURSUANCE ofthe Act of the General Assembly…

British American -- 1833-06-15 -- Page 362

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-15

Snippet: n has I) Mr. MACAULEY supported the motion in an eloquent speech. Mr. HUME could not ﬁnd any argu- ments to answer against the proposition for the removal of these unjust and injudicious disabilities- He considered the Jews of the present…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 350

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: VI 350 The reason assigned for passing over all the members of the Canada bar, of whom there are many well qualiﬁed, is, that the Government at home are desirous of ﬁlling the important stations just mentioned,'with persons free from any…

British American -- 1833-06-15 -- Page 361

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-15

Snippet: him to perform th uh proper weigth and autho ' Dissenting clergy were wholl voluntary contributions—in what res- ect were they inferior to the clergy sup- ported by compulsion? So much for the nctical inutility of the established church.…

British American -- 1833-06-15 -- Page 363

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-15

Snippet: m. 46 V THE BRITISH AMERICAN. u—"—-—' . obliged to send Burgesses to Parliamenﬁ where- b, it came to pass that divers were «barges- ,ed, as it was in particular granted to Chipping- ,r market-Morrison upon their petition; and Mn, the…