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Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: who wotouia‘tumcra‘lu. apart”). {Foe I'll COLONIAL Hanan] , 0, tell me not ofdays gone by, . Ifthou would‘et spare a throbbing sigh ; ' Speak not to me of happy hours, Spent in the groves and shady bowsrs. , 0, tell me nottlrat slilleive…

Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 2

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: .‘s king phantasy ofa boy’s mind [Watt], as he sat and, in one colonial narrate. ‘ ifthey do, it is absurd to speculate upon whether they will or can marry. ( It has been laid down very clearly in all the books, that in general all persons…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: "1'6 ‘31: into. ON a building Lone, part of a LOT with a front of 42 feet on Water street, in Charlottetown. op osite the residence of Robert Longworth. quuiro. Inquire at the Oﬁice ot' the Morning News. A 7 w s vessel. a schooner. mi: 1: …

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 2

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: He sot-nEtected “within him symp-' toms ofthe ﬁrst genuine passion he had ever felt, but not before he was too much fascinated to struggle suc- cessfully with wishes, which, from excessive disparity of years, he at once concluded must be…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 4

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: SELECT El) POETR Y. GOOD NloG H'l‘. Peace to all that taste of sorrrow l Day now hastens to its close, Busy. toiling hands repose, Till awakes the morrow ; Good night. Go to rest ! Shut your eyelids : darkness falleth! Hush'd are all the…

Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 3

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: otae (botanist nitrate. COLONIAL. PaaLraMsN'rA'iw Paivrr see We is l ' ' ' - ‘ w _ —— ‘ . . , ‘ -— am that Messrs. Doak M ’ _ ~ ‘ 'o I _ CANADA, . at; Hgl, ofk the “ Loyalist,” have commenced actions against 1 Mr. lglidygesinslgii‘…

Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Colonial Herald and Prince Edward Island 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 …

Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 1

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Colonial Herald -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: st in @alunial awn; AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ADVERTISER. Wol. VIL] . LITERATURE. ‘Tlic Land qurael, accord' ' _ . mg to the Cosmo! unlit ﬂbralia mitotic, agguhggcob. By Aasxurnlit Karma, 1). 3’ unsynagps.’ 8w: iiiburgh. Wbyte and. (.0.…

Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04

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 -- 1844-05-04 -- Page 1

Year Published: 1844

Part Of: Morning News and Sem-Weekly Advertiser -- 1844-05-04

Snippet: ‘ AND SEMI-want MWERTISER- 'l'lie Litter ofa horse should be fre- quently removed, for when it gets nioist- ened with urine, putretaction takes place rapidly, and the vapours of ammonia, or liartshorns are disengaged, which are apt, to .…