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Examiner -- 1847-11-27 -- Page 04
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-27
Snippet: ee ee { Fi if 4 132 “POLNTISS Aly UEWS. News by the last English Mail MORE FAILURES ‘RCHANTS, BANKERS, AND “—. Bd opin RERS— CONTIN UED COMMERCIAL DISTRESS AND FALL IN PRICES. We give, in a separate list, the names of such houses as have…
Examiner -- 1847-10-23 -- Page 01
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-23
Snippet: Re ———— a 2 cTHIS IS TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.”—Evururines. Vow. 1.] CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1847. [No. 12. aa Oe lk ee ar ume ‘ ‘ . 1 ‘ tf 3 : : PARTY GOVERN…
Examiner -- 1847-10-09
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner
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Examiner -- 1847-11-27 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-27
Snippet: THE EXAMINER. 131 —— | _ yet unexplained cause, retires from office, but retains of their intoxication)—relapsed into their original stea-|he would’nt resign, and when inexorable Death put a ° . . . | y: - } . ° . =e as roe ag +e pooana |…
Examiner -- 1847-08-21 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-21
Snippet: eee nee ee eee want > oo eel oo a o ie i na i : i % e ? a) —~ = Pret SSE sn to the Sultan’s pavillion The Sultan expected he had got King Richard, and was not a little mortified to dis- cover his mistake. TSrRs ae . News by the last…
Examiner -- 1847-08-21 -- Page 08
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-21
Snippet: go aterm ote ‘ | ‘THE Subscriber having been duly appointed, | ,,.¢0.7'¢5, Peddin, into partnership, as soon _as he closes his 24 THE EXAMINER. i es % : UTES ELT PI ee ay LP ad “= tn ee aryict % oii ay e co Uy Y ‘ Farms, Town Lots, Houses…
Examiner -- 1847-12-25 -- Page 05
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-25
Snippet: <2 atthe pelle atge om ; THE EXAMINER. 165 confusion; much malice and no little cowardice. He! ly unlocked ; and Barney, his hands crimsoned as the coughed, but, strange enough, no subject seemed to pre-| 4 hane of Cawdor’s—-blood on…
Examiner -- 1847-11-06 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-06
Snippet: re t lane THE EXAMINER. rous hostess’s larder, and to the taste with which she|cases where death and utter extermination are actually can dispense them. We give the following list from a memoranda of the prizes awarded by the Judges :—…
Examiner -- 1847-08-07 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-07
Snippet: oye er ~ SE Pe LST EE PS EE learning and of genius havadignified the Council Board? Mr. Coles maynot, perhaps, read Latin and Greek. How many of the present Councillors can translate a sentence from Tacitus—a verse from Sophocles? In what…
Examiner -- 1847-12-11
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner
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Examiner -- 1847-12-18 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-12-18
Snippet: a Ne nen Seetieetinanies ms sce -anetn sans tapi v THE EXAMINGR. 154 ee nee ECO cates - } ' — 7 . . «| , i t i ly the very case in which foreign and Irish pro-| sorning 3 after eleven o'clock it was in complete dark |by the Queen’s Printer…
Examiner -- 1847-10-09 -- Page 05
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-09
Snippet: a ee ee ince: ack Pama oe a een ‘out the new hat, and the THE EXAMINER. tion, he grasped my arm convulsively, and demanded, with a look of ghastly terror, “Were you in the aliey that night?” “ Yes,” said F, “ coming to visit you.” “Then,…
Examiner -- 1847-11-20 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-11-20
Snippet: —— ; i a. a. aes ele ‘ek: ; ¢ , ia 126 : When he had preached to them as long as he thought best, he paused and said: ‘There, sinners, I have done with you nae you may take vour hats and go out of the meeting-nouse as soon as a please.’…
Examiner -- 1847-08-14 -- Page 07
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-14
Snippet: RR nm Recniningeminaniis | THE EXAMINER. 15 4 As we, in common with our townsmen, are greatly) PRICES CURRENT, CHARLOTTETOWN. ‘To the Electors of the Second electeral ; interested in the progress of the expedition, we shalliwesy Inna…
Examiner -- 1847-08-14
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner
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