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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 -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 347

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: m. 44 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. If ight with contempt, on those whom na- re has made our superiors, never dream- « that a moment of adversity, by stripping I’ot‘those trappings that now attract the “1:,”- gaze, would expose us to that well-…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 345

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: ﬂu 44 _______i lnn which is productive of the best cattle, though not the least extensive. A second mode recommended by Dr. Deane, is to take the calf from the cow the next day after it is calvcd, and let it have only two teats of the cow…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 342

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 1 Durham from the "the Standard and our both reviewing y the same light. 3 to thank Lord ts of the Reform 11 as by far the is colleagues to rthe working of nts in govern- Y, which all ho- ; had in view d and long to ‘. been taken at…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 346

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 346 House. If then, both houses could be elective, both then would become essentially French, and every English interest would be speedily sacriﬁced to the irrepairable injury of the whole Colony. It is gratifying, however, to remark that…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 341

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: @ihc Estimate streetcars. P7 that 1. CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, POLITICﬂL EXTRJICTS FROJlI LﬂTE PUBLICJITIONS. LONDON Summon—Distress if the la- bouring classes in England.-Since the 0- pening of Parliament,…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 344

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: '- f AGRICULTURAL. . I 344 From the New York Farm". SEED “’HEAT- Mr. Editor,-—The preparation of wheat for seed, seems to have divided the atten- tion of our farmers to a very considerable extent. I know no practice better than the one I…

British American -- 1833-06-01 -- Page 348

Year Published: 1833

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

Snippet: 348 N O T I C E. This is to caution any person or persons from collecting or receiving any Rents, or distrainiug upon the settlers for the same, upon Lot, orTownship,No. 20., or any other Lands connected therewith; formerly the pro Eerty…

British American -- 1833-06-01

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American

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