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Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-27 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-27

Snippet: SELECTED POETRY. THE SABBATII BELL. It is a bliss which some may tell To listen to the Sabbath bell, As o’er the earth it breathes along In pleasant chime, its morning song. Beats there a heartthat does not feel Some throb responding to…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-24 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-24

Snippet: I - t he had’ been an intnate a. ' mriiitte‘idisry in the States, tor one i own bands was branded,and part, one of his ears was cut ott‘. Matt mum on we Wat.- tgbg::sL?—'Fhe New York. ex; rise of last Wednesday says mour has reached us…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-20 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-20

Snippet: 5- 5P1sz ' '4 3r" f-z 5‘33 an s (1 Sci is, ' till‘ ‘ I ’ Cousrr Enec'rmn— so. "Billiard District.—— I'he Poll for i lection of one member to ﬁll the :seent vacancy in the representation ' ' ' t, vas opened this mom. . "m 1’I‘ltsitiiiiirh‘…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-24 -- Page 2

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-24

Snippet: shall be; and God receives not, but gives. God is geod ; thence his name ; and it is the character of goodness to delight in communicating blessings. Why should I not give a tow crumbs to my Saviour, who daily supplieth my table, and…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-06 -- Page 1

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-06

Snippet: Ileltitrt AND SEMI-WEEK- JY. ADVERTL ER. ' ,,..\'d-n;;p'ro onNtzuAL lN'I'ELLlGENCE, Ll't‘nuA'rUnn,ac. NEUTRAL 1N7 L()t).-\I:l:0l.l’l‘lCS AND RELIGION. I I (,llARlMlllu. own, palace Eowmn latAXl), JANUXRY ti, tart. M). -: rub . "*Mﬂm,_.__,…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-03 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-03

Snippet: b the Electors of Second Elector-a ‘ , District of Queen’s County. ﬁgment: Looikiwttlaﬁtt E! !_ .——-— a ea 17} EN. " M 0 those who are not “ Teetotallers,” -Our readers . . , Gnu- CURIOIITY- C or now is the tune . Gear‘csmss— . T a i s n A…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-03 -- Page 2

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-03

Snippet: hill seemed ready to fall on our heads. Wetried the mizen-topsail, but we found it would not do; and we furled it again, not withOut great difﬁculty. Things still looked serious, the land drawing nearer; and‘ we tried to get the mainsail,…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-31 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-31

Snippet: aim—The good people of Lt- eglriblchi'nplain. that the Queen, in the ‘ ' In of her foreign and local tr_nvel,_has I“diver looked into that thriving city ot‘her :muiniorts. There has not been an Jung- t' t. Kirrg or Queento their…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-17 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-17

Snippet: . -We copy stone" Sutrwuscx account of the shipwreck of the tags Phosis, from the Miramichi Gleaner. Sr. Ps'rsss, December 3, I813. Phanix, which, as the 13in tlildqrii: in Miquelon, loaded with “P drove ashore on Lsnglad, at half yuluma o…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-06

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser

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 …

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-27

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Semi-Weekly Advertiser

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 …

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-31 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-31

Snippet: SELECTED POETRY. THE WANDERER’S RETURN. When tossed upon the swelling deep. What power protec a, what hand sustains. Father ! but thine. awake. in sleep. ' When tsmpests rage.or evil reigns ? When wandering 'midst thy wond'rous ways, Where…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-10 -- Page 2

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-10

Snippet: RNING NEWS. THE MO Vnnxesuav, JANUARY )0, l844. EscPWe have made some extracts from our exchange papers, which came to hand on llloaday, by the tuail, due last week. _ M Smitten MusICALe.—Ou Tuesday the 2d instant, another evening En-…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-20 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-20

Snippet: SELECTED POETRY. THE MOSS ROSE-BU 0. When Cupid roamed among the ﬂowers, To toy with insects gay, 0r rested ’neath the shady bowers, When wearied out with play ! Blest innocence was ever his, Till one unhappy hour, When Venus mar-red our…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-10 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-01-10

Snippet: SELECT El) POETRY. THE SAILOR'S cntLD. Why does my father stay so long, Oh, mother tell me w by l “'hy does he not return again? “'liy tl-.i you weep and sigh '! Three months you said he would remain, And leave Us all alone : Yet by the…