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Examiner -- 1848-09-04 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-09-04
Snippet: i ; : ’ kannada ee aa aor ete ia a _ aaa eae Silelnenmesaaennen : fa 5 ae ae them, which to THE EXAMINER. vhole eropire. The purposes for which the colonies! to be attributed, not to the disinclination of the people were chiefly if not

Examiner -- 1848-07-03 -- Page 07
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-03
Snippet: Cent s of aye Ver Tite rite ob- THE EXAMINER. 51 —_ pen nts em commen NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. At the sitting of the Assembly, on the 13th instant, | se subject of Prince Louis Napoleon’s exclusion was jiscussed. M. Louis Blanc opposed the

Examiner -- 1848-10-02 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-10-02
Snippet: 5 ig A AR ANA TROBE OEE SE INNO NRS OE AA A RI IE SEIS FR > 2 eT THE EXAMINER. 59 OLE EIR ALR COI. TEL AEA AEN SENET SEY NREL SOE BT A REE IED REARS DEI SOLE SEL OOCLE IONE SAE AOE AO TO DUNCAN MACLEAN, Ese., M. P. P. No. VI. Sir— Last

Examiner -- 1848-02-26
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner
Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. 

Examiner -- 1848-03-04
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner
Snippet: Digitized with permission. For educational, research and study purposes. 

Examiner -- 1848-12-25 -- Page 06
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-12-25
Snippet: 142 THE EXAMINER. who created this last best gem of earth, shining through |of education. But as yet they have really done nothing, this his fairest creation. THE JESUITS. The following extract from the October number of| Brownson’s

Examiner -- 1848-07-17 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-17
Snippet: ee ee seas cooilialai dite a ae Sal es as tne i ie Soi ta gag: i 332 eS ———_ —- cence NES Mr. Wanevrtoy. I suppose you expect them to vate for you then. Mr. Yeo. I never asked one of them for a vote, but | | will bet five pounds that every

Examiner -- 1848-07-17 -- Page 08
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-17
Snippet: y . 3-55 THE EXAMINER. eee eens a gee Ene PAZ S CLO WIAA "YHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Public, that he is now fitting up the FULLING MILL lately occupied by Mr. 8. GuRNEY, situate on she THREE MILE RUN, Royalty of Charlottetown

Examiner -- 1848-02-12 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-02-12
Snippet: cilia had an injurious effect on the market. The market in Liverpool still continues depressed both for British and foreign. First class brands of American flour only fetch 293. 6d. to 303. per barrel, and Indian corn and cornmeal have

Examiner -- 1848-02-19 -- Page 04
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-02-19
Snippet: Ee en nt Sa Tai omens . inal es nell ‘the great Sam. Johnson was asked why so many literary | popularity which Shakspere, nor hardly Scott, in their nen were infidels, his reply was: ‘ Because they are lifetime enjoyed. He is raling over

Examiner -- 1848-07-03 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-07-03
Snippet: anne - amemmnes . me anne —_— : — itiaciaaetaspeeetn i ee «hen an opportunity occurs, such plain, common-sense |Practice; and they fear that a Daniel may come to individuals as have, at least, a conception of our local} jud gment. wants

Examiner -- 1848-07-31
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner
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Examiner -- 1848-06-26 -- Page 07
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-06-26
Snippet: Lee BXAMINE RB. qeareesr wer AST See ver TE EY ITT Pe IY Ae errr ee - soat with their beguile-the-boys stories to every boy, LATER FROM VUCATAN.—TWO HUNDRED WHITES! we you if with my horas 1 don’t give them such a hook- HUNG.-—FRIGHTFUL

Examiner -- 1848-01-08 -- Page 02
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-01-08
Snippet: sensors. a ee Ae ates en eel ne ee s eazs ane ser iene = i a eso oN AN AI a le = Ai AE a pan nema TE aa MS Es is a ee a nr 478 , eC ‘ _ r THE EXAMINER. PE PRO a Since the Act of Union, it is plein that the Irish could not govern themselves

Examiner -- 1848-08-21 -- Page 03
Year Published: 1848
Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-08-21
Snippet: THE EXAMINER. vg apt. Swabey wrote the article in our No. of the 7th| Stranger, O’Bryan, do.; do. 15th Armada M‘Quarrie, inst. entitled “ Politics and Politicians in Charlotte- vown, No. J,” and thereupon writes half a column of a

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