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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 -- 1848-11-06 -- 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…

Examiner -- 1848-11-27 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-27

Snippet: ee Vou. IL} + ~~ — te A etl a a a Crecente at CHARL ON ety tease nt “THIS 1S ‘TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN M orrETow N, needle [No. 69. {From Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal.} ‘GET THEE OUT OF THY COUNTRY.’ ir was a circumstance likely to tell…

Examiner -- 1848-11-20 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-20

Snippet: — eaten nee ceteratenaeaneasienstamasatiomeaee ALLZANeR WITH Parriciparion (as hitherto) in the profits of the Company. THE EXAMINER. 103 On this principle the following is a specimen of the rates charged. } BRITISN & FORBLGM | Life €…

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 04

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: we ah ms reaarva 3. (| LI ce te LL THE STORMY SEA. Ere the twilight bat was flitting, In the sunset at her knitting, Sang a lonely maiden, sitting Underneath her threshold tree ; And, as daylight died before us, And the vesper star shone o…

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: 14 THE LS ATE PLY WEEN RE, PTE NLT LOS EE EXAMINER. TO THE PUBLIC. NOTICE. entrance hal! 74 by 40 feet. Six or eight of the parlors will have from two to four bed-rooms and bathing-rooms | ry p77 Hon. PHILIP ittached, The towers will be…

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: Che Cxaminer, THE SNOW. The silvery snow !~-the silvery snow!— Like a glory it falls on the fields below; And the trees with their diamond branches appear Like the fairy growth of some magical sphere ; While soft as music, and wild and…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06 -- Page 07

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Snippet: cata OD Diet ctalln£ b sin bk. N. BUXTON, Bart., M.P. £\ Sh Th & AA RY @ | BRITISH & FOREION | Life & Fire Assurance Company. BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON. Established by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06 -- Page 01

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Snippet: ve ee i me a ee Cl i. iia aioe. Che Examiner, “a & TRUE LIBERTY, WHEN FREEBORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC, MAY SPEAK FREE.” —Eurrpipes. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1848. [No. 66. m Papers by the last English…

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 05

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: Ire any dur 21 Ve _ its voluminous skirt spreading wide around her, and its RS ee AP. ACN TC forehead, and then dashed out of the door ina very | theatrical agony indeed, fsabella Ellison was sitting in as pretty a boudoir as any little…

Examiner -- 1848-11-20 -- Page 06

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-20

Snippet: Smee an ' ee ee secseabenr nce cteemainenditte sai itil were ee eal 102 ‘ealth. It would be an insult given to leave out any hody—received to be left out by every body.—Conver- sation, amusing or instructive, gives place toa vapid round of…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06 -- Page 08

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Snippet: a Tannen © is A gl A es = ae my ncaa COLL tes To the Tenants and Settlers on the Wes- tern moiety of Lot 46,and the Northern moiety of Lot 48. WAV ING been appointed by Powers of At- torney, the Agent of Major Thomas Murray Crooke, of the…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Snippet: * ie i ag ad ‘of their capture, and who had been, with a good ae at present to justify any degree of alarm. et ae nn ee ee TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXAMINER. Sir, The independence arfd fearlessness which von have on all occasions exercised in…

Examiner -- 1848-11-06

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner

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

Examiner -- 1848-11-13 -- Page 03

Year Published: 1848

Part Of: Examiner -- 1848-11-13

Snippet: > mma: oe or to decide quickly whether she accepts the mediation THE EXAMINER. 9f " n * . not. Gen, Durando had been named vice-president of Canonry in the Cathedral of Durham, will become va- tue Chander by 69 votes out of 134. We…