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Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: f # f) § }! Seca in te i gE = ‘98 oe I Se ———$_——— About eighteen months since it ravaged the banks of the Indus with frightful severity, imflicting serious loss upon the British troops at Kurrachee and Hyderabad. About the same time it…

Examiner -- 1847-10-09 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-09

Snippet: THE EXAMINER. Ee eae ee ceeeiee eee ee . $$$ a Ya We call he attention of our -readers to the Adver- tizement in this day’s paper of Messrs. J. Le Page and A. McNeill. We attended the examination of Mr. Le Page’s School in August last, and…

Examiner -- 1847-10-09 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-09

Snippet: Editorial continued. A case FoR a YouNG Preaper.—We understand that Mr. William Pope is now undergoing the necessary preparation, incidental to the practice of the legal pro- fession, and as we have a great regard for the young man—a fact…

Examiner -- 1847-10-16 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-16

Snippet: a THE EXAMINER. 83 to exercise it. Aneffort may be made to cajole and misinform the new Administrator, but we are neither te suppose that he will be influenced by falsehood and folly, or that if he be, the People shall returnan Assem- bly…

Examiner -- 1847-11-20 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-20

Snippet: IO ee nt “THIS IS TRU I — CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1847. SR ——— LN ANY ee — LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.”—Evrirwes. [No. 16. = eS i hl OP VHS EOE HWTAS DBBSB_ annual…

Examiner -- 1847-12-04 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-04

Snippet: - said, presenting a gilded card bearing the address of THE EXAMINER. 141 other than Sir Henrick De Lisle, I know, by that proud bearing and self-sufficient air, and again her lovely face was wreathed in smiles—again her dark eyes were…

Examiner -- 1847-12-18 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-18

Snippet: a Meee ” aed | Che Examiner, “THIS IS ‘TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.” —Evrrripes. Vou. 1] CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1847. [No. 20. — ee SPLIRIL 2 PES PRBS. country,…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner

Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. …

Examiner -- 1847-09-25 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-25

Snippet: SR LP WE ED BE MT RR RR ON SS ara tics ee the fever would have been far more widely spread in Manchester, and much more fatal than it has been. We regret to learn thatin Liverpool it still rages to a fright- ful extent, and the authorities…

Examiner -- 1847-11-06 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-06

Snippet: flowers stealing ia through them, as if to repay their awakened from it with what bitter cruelty! THE EXAMINER. 108 ee ae nace ° . . ° - . sala Sa | sentle mistress for her care, or to chide her for with-| post ae on ne aa _ J rr SRA ORS.…

Examiner -- 1847-10-02 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-02

Snippet: Sele permit him to persevere in that resolution. (Loud and enthusiastic cheers.) I have by no means such an opini- on of the life of the Parliament as Mr. O’Neill enter- tains. I don’t wish ita long lifes I wish it a sudden death and…

Examiner -- 1847-11-13

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner

Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. …

Examiner -- 1847-12-25 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-25

Snippet: seneeeetinainienl se Ble eaang — ee ON QR RR AA A RR: SN RR Pg a eter ee 164 N= THE EXAMINER. uraaavUaa ; Nf —-—-+ ————<—_——- ~= LOVE. Love, beautiful and boundless Love—oh! who shall hymn thy praise ? Who shalt exalt thy hallowed name…

Examiner -- 1847-10-23 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-23

Snippet: What poor creatures you meet continually, from whom puns come as easily as perspiration. If this was a dis- ease in Hood, he turned it into a ‘commodity.’ His in- numerable puns, like the minnikin multitudes of Lilli- put, supplying the…

Examiner -- 1847-09-25 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-09-25

Snippet: THE EXAMINER. Ps * di 4 a ig tad pei. ee ee n 63 a present—James ‘Scully was in the chair. ‘I am de- liglited,’ said the Liberator, ‘to see you i the chair, James Scully, as the brother of the distinguished author of the ‘Penal Laws,’’ (…