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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 -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 01
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: 5 > Che Examiner, «THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.”—Evuripipes. —_— a wie. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1847. [No. 4. aetna a ete tllee OO NR t teatl : | } cst TE…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: THE EXAMINER. ENE ROEEE EL ERO ES ar ee OP SP PT eee d entrusted to the F s i ’s administration, and ent ead. come yoal benefits would have Fesulted from the| His Excellency’s ~ Aaeibeey’ age | Some ; He ( ‘care of individuals—so…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 07
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: ) Ae POISE LE. OP LATE PPT es ee ee agents were to have created an alarm among the mul- *itude assembled on the oecasion, and to have thrown daggers at the feet of the soldiers, to induce a belief that it was intended to murder them. Fifty…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: EXAMINER. THE wera Par EIN EE LE A ES: EE — — —— oes ” ut there 1] lo, Mrs. Jones :’ ‘but managed to slip an arm round her — ee ie tial ‘tiow ao Vou Go, JMIs. J CS: . i ~ Pale " Bia, . ing : d aa din’ how’s ver marm ?7—don't forget the mat…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 08
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: OTs ausuahiausys. WHAT IS THE POET’S TASK? What is the Poet’s task? 'o tear the grave-clothes from the buried ages—~ T'o lift the mighty curtain of the Past, And ’mid the war that old Opinion wages, Deal out his warnings like a trumpet…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner
Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. …
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 05
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: THE EXAMINER. 29 ca Nee ea EE RAPER Fe AS NR ARM Saks AE RED et his arms around the wretched man, who clutched con- theengine! I have seen you everywhere—every where! | My muscles involuntarily contracted, 1 seemed 1 vulsively at any…
Examiner -- 1847-08-28 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1847
Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-08-28
Snippet: e % accepted, and the populace being assembled to drawn As regards Mr. Palmer, it is only right he should avail THE EXAMINER. a, ~) ; tous by Vice Admiral Sir Francis M. Austen, re-|ment to Her Majesty has to do with the departure of child…
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