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Examiner -- 1847-09-18 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-18

Snippet: ~~ ~< * ¢ a $ ‘ Fey ey OTE. THE EXAMINER. American Indians were so remarkable. Such a tres- had procured a short knife, and was cutting Up — ass upon their most cherished resource of food, was and while drawing the blade towards him, In…

Examiner -- 1847-09-25 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-25

Snippet: must be avoided. Neither an expansion of the currency THE EXAMINER. CS MEP en cme “News by the last English Mail. ' ‘ [From Willmer and Smith’s European Times. ] THE FINANCIAL PRESSURE. The unmitigated pressure in the money markets,| with…

Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28

Snippet: In Rhenish halls I hear the pilgrim lover Weave his wild story to the wailing strings, Till the young maiden’s eyes are brimming over, Like the sweet cup she brings. eae ane ed ‘“He’s ne’er the same man, sir, since Mary Sl sanLie,…

Examiner -- 1847-11-20 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-20

Snippet: q 4 cence CCN By Authority. Counc, Orrice, Tuesday, 16th November, 1847. At a Meeting of the Council, PRESENT: His Excellency the LizurenantT GOVERNOR ; “The Hon. Col. Lane, The Hon. Mr. McDonald, Mr. Haviland, Mr. Hensley, Mr. Attorney…

Examiner -- 1847-10-09 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-09

Snippet: od VPRRATORE. AFAR IN THE DESERT. BY THOMAS PRINGLE, Afar in the Desert I love to ride, With the silent Bush-boy alone by my side: When the sorrows of life the soul o’ercast, And, sick of the present, I turn to the past; And the eye is…

Examiner -- 1847-10-09 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-09

Snippet: sber of troops under the command of his royal highness amounts to 25,000. In the evening there are balls and receptions at the Palace of Compeigne, where, besides the Duke and Duchess of Nemours, several other mem- bers of the royal family…

Examiner -- 1847-08-07 -- Page 08

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-07

Snippet: ens ite ei aie oi eT Me wc See Scene, Sa eaten eet ie . 3 THE EXAMINER. ins¢2 ~ WEES A TRUE LOVE SONG. BY ALFRED CROWQUILL. |people are bec a, | i etesh lment where there is plenty of wine, they wi or =====|them in preference to it, and in…

Examiner -- 1847-09-11 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-11

Snippet: Ag THE EXAMINER. EE Ee Speaker's Chair, at the Officer’s treat, and at the Speak-| his reason for not publishing the Oyster Cove Resolu- tions was, because they were opp er’s Dinner, will be “ the three S, S. S’s.,”_ meaning, Of Fis party…

Examiner -- 1847-12-04 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-04

Snippet: el - = sez" <_Satiarsnan a sai SS Ce SENET Se ata 2 —_ ie tt mar. wwe : es mn ~ > ot —" Sora : eit. A - po _ oo z * sascha sitet nn enamel 142 THE EXAMINER. = = “ ao ‘ one — —— Ta nS canes -——--—- ——— ae e si oe ic that there was no…

Examiner -- 1847-08-21 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-21

Snippet: om fF 7 4. 8 AT eT cs bu sdk i i Bs —— vinces is highly desirable. Of these the first is that re- That His Exceliency “stigmatized” the Liberal Party, lating to the service of the Post Office in the North as now constituted, is not a fact…

Examiner -- 1847-12-18 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-18

Snippet: sxc! THE EXAMINER. 157 the line, and troop of 50 men of a cavalry regiment. At nine o'clock at night a detachment, composed of four compinies, takes its station in the centre of the lace, and remains all night with loaded arms ; 80…

Examiner -- 1847-09-25 -- Page 08

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-25

Snippet: eee THE EXAMINER. aoe eee __MISERSEANY. For the Examiner. ACROSTIC. TO MISS Lov’d one! lone one! let not dark’ning clouds of sorrow, O’er thy sweet placid brow, suspend in gloomy weight; Until thou see’st Hope’s star forbid to rise to-…

Examiner -- 1847-10-16 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-16

Snippet: 84 THE EXAMINER. LOVE. BY S. T. COLERIDGE. All thoughts, all passions, all delights, Whatever stirs this mortal frame, Are all but ministers of love, And feed his sacred flame. Oft in my waking dreams do I Live o’er again that happy hour,…

Examiner -- 1847-08-07 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-07

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Examiner -- 1847-08-21 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-21

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