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Examiner -- 1848-01-22 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-01-22

Snippet: e Che Examiner. “THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.” —EvunripipEs. Vor. 1] CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1848. [No. 25. EDARSSPOMVSNES. THE CURRENCY. a TO THE EDITOR OF…

Examiner -- 1848-09-04 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-09-04

Snippet: ae a ey NT contribute about $20,000,000 per annum to the support) fa lazy good for nothing government and a still more, worthless church, and it is small consolation to her that, the English poor are also fleeced for the self same) purpose…

Examiner -- 1848-10-09 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-10-09

Snippet: a THE EXAMINER. 63 enc We EE EE A Ok SRR eR RE OWE EEA PE IIT WO OTE ORLY PE LS IR SNE ESE PR AR THE CHARLOITETOWN ELECTION. Mr. Pautmen’s seat in the House of Assembly having become vacant, it will shortly be seen whether the Electors of…

Examiner -- 1848-01-22

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner

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

Examiner -- 1848-01-15 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-01-15

Snippet: “THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN — HAVIN £51444... ee otro cette enemas ee G TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK. FREE.” —Evnipipes. Vou. 1] | HARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1848. [No. 24, are nevertheless blameable…

Examiner -- 1848-12-04 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-12-04

Snippet: ute of em Tv Eee THE EXAMINER. - 115 We, the undersigned, Trustees of the Bay Fortune/the Sunday School a , ° . ‘ ? . nd his Ss 3 ae which is at present conducted by Mr./duly and gratefully appreciated ean caacilesine a “4 ae having this…

Examiner -- 1848-06-05 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-06-05

Snippet: THE EXAMINER. _— “ —_— ~ et oe 97: ee AE eT ——oooreeee —,_*, wa TT -— attention. “Deteriora sequar,’” however much it may} this ‘kind accommodation,’ and resolved to spend the | having charged. the jury, they retired to consider their x…

Examiner -- 1848-09-25

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner

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

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: an ee ny oO ee Mr. Butt.—Then, my lords, may IT ask you to look at one authority ? Though I donot mean to argue any) question, I beg your lordships to refer to a note of Ser- jeant Llawkins, bearing: on the point as to the necessity of…

Examiner -- 1848-02-26 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-02-26

Snippet: | imes, do what reasoa, law, and justice say they ought “pative; and—much in the spirit, if not in the words, ‘missing the Long Parliament—to say, to any House of ae EI IRS AR. ma THE EXAMINER. __ 283 not to do, it is his*bounden duty, on…

Examiner -- 1848-07-10 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-10

Snippet: = 8 6 ET RN I PE NE AE ST ERE EE Ye eR BEAUTIES OF THE POST-OFFICE SYSTEM. Of all departments of public policy in the Colonies, the Post Office regulations as at present existing, present the greatest number of absurdities and rules…

Examiner -- 1848-07-24 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-24

Snippet: THE EX AMIN ER. cece anaeguaaaalt ett aC ee anaen were near sustaining a defeat on tle Sugar question ; Sir John Pakington moved 'an amendment to the Bill, wilich was rejected by 4 majority of fificen only. ‘Sir Robert Peel’s party were,…

Examiner -- 1848-07-17 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-17

Snippet: = aii a - THE EXAMINER. al hands; and they will probably be deported to the Mar- quesas Islands, or some transatlantic French colony. A decree has been proposed with this object. We have not space to recount many acts of individual heroism…

Examiner -- 1848-02-26 -- Page 02

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-02-26

Snippet: 222 THE EXAM DNR, eS = ae eet r: - . —- = % a = _ — ar a, eS ™ 2 mr ; Mr. Mucintosh. 1 am 6f opinion that this question! can afford, out oftheimown pockets, erent expenses) should not have originated with us, It Is ome upon | censequent…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Snippet: This recital ended, the three returned to the squatter’s yut, Frederic leading the horses, and Ellen leaning on ser lover’s arm. - On the following morning they returned to the Des Plaines, which was distant some half'a dozen miles, and…