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British American -- 1832-12-22 -- Page 161

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-22

Snippet: ‘ 'i ..@@g etittisihtra‘mwtmu. , r _ CHARLOTTE-TOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, SAtEURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1332 as 21 I A ' HE CHRISTI AN VISITOR- Those persons desirous of becoming Sub- ers to this cheap Publication, will please their names to…

British American -- 1833-01-26 -- Page 202

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-26

Snippet: 202 THE BRITISH AMERICAN, JANUARY 26, 1833. One of the packet ships which arrived at New-York, puts us in possession of London and Liverpool dates to the 4th and 6th of December. At the formerdate, it will appear by the following extracts…

British American -- 1832-12-15 -- Page 159

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-15

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN 159 [—- ‘ idate at Sidne was proposed by a Reve- ggsentlbman. Vac were aware that clerical mluence was at work on both sides, and that the op site candidate expected a large mea- wreo that kind of. support, but we…

British American -- 1833-04-20 -- Page 297

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-04-20

Snippet: ise their various avoca- se small beginnings, the “e Town soon-wore an air ofrespectabi- Y and organization. Being the only 6;." at this end at the Isle of any Cerise- ,ence, it soon became a place oi fashion- 9 resort, and, at the end of…

British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 214

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-02

Snippet: 1 . to hearof, is, that some troublesome fel- 214 yard Island? What rapid strides has it made towards the regeneration of our sys- tems in this little_Mistress ofthe Gulf? But Iknow your answer will be. “The fault is not to be attributed…

British American -- 1833-02-02 -- Page 216

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-02

Snippet: 216 ' R. HUJV‘TS STOMACHIC MIXTURE. n The Proplrietor of this .Medicine, offers his services to t e aﬂicted, particularly in aﬂ'ec- tions of the stomach, as Dyspepsia. cardialgia. commonly called heart-burn,Pyrosis, or Water brash, 81.0.…

British American -- 1833-02-16 -- Page 225

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-02-16

Snippet: an: assassin autumnal”. 801 1- HE CHRISTI AN VISITOR WThe First Volume ofthis little Work is now complete.——Those Subscribers who deliver their Numbers at the Publisher‘s Book-Stoi‘e, within 60 Days from the delivery of No. 12, may have…

British American -- 1833-06-08 -- Page 355

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-08

Snippet: - ﬂu 45 THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 355 it If . . i- ssing‘ ofthe btll P It surely could not be in. he must abide; and il‘tbey had thought he had LAND ASSESSMENT. grended merely to enable the government to ,lecpupon beds of down.. Was the poor…

British American -- 1832-10-06 -- Page 79

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-06

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. 79 ted the further progress of the dreadful ma- y with which We have been visited. The orable accounts which we have been ena- d to lay before our readers for the last week een the means of bringing back the last the…

British American -- 1833-01-26 -- Page 208

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-01-26

Snippet: 208 DR. HUJV‘TS STOMJICHIC’ MIXTURE- The Pro ietor of this Jlledicine, offers his services to e aﬂlicted, rticularly in aﬂ‘ec- tlons of the sto ach, as yepepsia, cardialgia, commonlymll heart-burn,Pyrosis, or Water. h, &.c. and in‘…

British American -- 1833-06-29 -- Page 378

Year Published: 1833

Part Of: British American -- 1833-06-29

Snippet: THE BRITISH AMERICAN. I a military aggressor on the Conti- nent she is comparatively powerless. And in this, to our minds, consistf her great ad- vantage. She has no business on the Con- tinent; in Involving herself in Continental disputes…

British American -- 1832-09-29 -- Page 68

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-09-29

Snippet: 63 THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT. FROM THE VILLAGE RECORD- No one of correct taste. can read the lines which fol- low, without feeling that a charming picture of rustic happiness and humble life, is skecthed in a manner which Goldsmith or Burns…

British American -- 1832-08-18 -- Page 19

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-08-18

Snippet: go. 3. ﬁnances, in alluding to the Isle of France, re- peatedlycalled it one ofthe West Indianlslands, and commented upon its revenue as being such. Strange as it may appear, not one of the Ho- nourabble and enlightened members present…

British American -- 1832-10-20 -- Page 91

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-10-20

Snippet: 12,3. 12. culpable conctalment, of the workmen who made it; the necessary strength will be given to it, and the vehicle will then proceed on its destination, through Birmingham and Liverpool, In this experiment there has been no avoiding…

British American -- 1832-12-15 -- Page 158

Year Published: 1832

Part Of: British American -- 1832-12-15

Snippet: 58 COLONML. From the Natascoti‘an, Dec, 5. Lowest CANADA.-'rhe Legislative As- semblies have begun to furnish their winter employment to all the unfortunate scribes, who are bound to watch and record their proceedings. The Parliamentary…