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Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: ; ! } t es ™ eee " * = ieee. wl a ah eal avec: 100 THE EXAMINER. een SEA Lesa TUR, | THE HAUNTED HOUSE. BY THOMAS HOOD. The “Haunted House” is not the work of Imagina- tion, but almost purely of Fancy. The conception is a kind of conceit—…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: tious, and General Scott had sent General Quitman’ from the navigable waters of the Bay. itis to be hoped > soe aaat - “ ons : THE EXAMINER. 103 Gleanin gs from late Papers. | not by bitterness, wrangling and strife—Vew York Tribune. 4…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 08

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: ’ 4 i" \ iA a numa edie as 104 THE EXAMINER. cee ARE NTT LEE LE EE EIEIO LE TN TE I NE TT aE TE aes NEW GOODS. 24 CHEAPSIDE. Y recent arrivals the Subscriber has so in- M creased his Extensive Assortment > ee that it ‘now comprises…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: i —, Che Examiner, “THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY, WHi'N FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.’—Evnipipes. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E .ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1847. [No. 13. | will follow the same course in falling back upon the…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: Editorial continued. y.—The| SmaLL VALUE FOR THEIR MONE Islander of yesterday publishes a letter, purporting to| have been written by the Under Secretary of State to| Messrs. Palmer and Pope, dryly acknowledging the - ceipt of their…

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 -- 1847-10-30

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner

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

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: hm O OD ll ' {| would have given you two or three or more, but my THE EXAMINER. 99 oe er a Tar ra “e SERIOUS AE ES a should be found to disapprove of it, then let th. m select |Palmer is not a very old statesman, and we should re- commend…

Examiner -- 1847-10-30 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1847

Part Of: Examiner -- 1847-10-30

Snippet: J THE EXAMINER. 101 j your father’s sword,’ he added, and a tear trembled in his eyelid, as his glance fell on the scabbaad—‘ would have been enough to avenge your quarrel—it is, not now. But, Emily, that name must not be sullied by a…