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- Examiner -- 18500112 -- Page 01
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- Saturday January 12, 1850
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- AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCER. NEw SERIES.) “ This is true ‘Liberty, when free-born ee, having to eivied, ™_ ae, may speak Soe ee? Euripies, CHARLOTTETOW Ny, Py E. ISLAND, JANUARY 12, 1850. —————_——————— [Von 1 L—No. 1, 1, aha WPL A Os RESIGN ATION, BY HENRY W. LONGFELLOW. There is no flock, however watched and tended, But one dead lamb is there ! There is no fireside, liowsoe’er defended, But has
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- Examiner -- 18500119 -- Page 01
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- Saturday January 19, 1850
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- had pulled the omni- 8 bus string at the nearest point, and, after | ry the brief dialogue recorded above, stroll- | to ed together down Pall Mall. all As we sat waiting for our fish, one of he 1g made a remark as to the difference of in- feel betweon gold and copper coin, and Brown, fishing in his pocket for money to try the experiment, discovered that 185 doubt of the cad was well founded, tor he
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- Examiner -- 18500126 -- Page 01
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- Saturday January 26, 1850
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- -distressed. “1 handed the three vouchers to Miss Bellamy, and begged her acceptance of them, and then turning to Lady S——, without waiting fora reply, regretted that, not having had the pleasure of being pre- sented to Miss Mimpson, [ had not felt authorized to include her in my effort to oblige Miss Bellamy. * And what with old Mimpson’s aston- ishment, and Lady S ’s immediate tact in covering, by the bustle
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- Examiner -- 18500202 -- Page 01
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- Saturday February 2, 1850
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- oe ae . me) ~~ a 8 Prony e tise . 2 alli aati thas «ha ill i a Te ee ofa! ~ Che Examiner. AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCER. ——— , NEW SERIES. | — LIC BRAY THE OLD CHERRY TREE. Here’s the old cherry tree, where in boy- hood I sported, When my heart was es light as the blossoms it bore ; Where the friend that { loved, and the maiden | courted, Oft sat by my side in the days that are o
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- Examiner -- 18500211 -- Page 01
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- Monday February 11, 1850
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- —___-—_- : . Sine oe a Sn IT EI rer rer ea : = —— SS ESO ra As —— SOO ey ee eee et get NT RT ee Trey re Te a ‘ _ = . - y ‘ 7 Ty p 4 ‘ New SERIES. | CHARLOTTETOWN, P. EK. Isnanp, Fepruary 11, 1850. [Vol 1-NO. oO. & | 3B it “Ftd Ws af 83 Be | was a little in his way, and so, lifting it | the jug of antimonia! wine he left here.” | wagon, when a man came up to him and time of it. After that, it became an old
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- Examiner -- 18500216 -- Page 01
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- Saturday February 16, 1850
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- ‘ : ee ip ten y Trion @ eape~ n Ob- o will Pree *"s On ont. posits if paid onths ; ‘+r that wiil ba ‘or dia- at the « The in the ure re ymnidents nd for- 4 from 74 pet and St ow frag® oint, ne. | aunch- n, -Murray peqie Bin aise ¥ Che Examiner. AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCER. “This is tr ue Liberty, when free-born men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”--Murt ences eee - - cece
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- Examiner -- 18500223 -- Page 01
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- Saturday February 23, 1850
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- apublic meeting, ig that of his knees giving way under him, should have been able to retain his political integrity, without adjuring one article of his fear- less father’s creed. Brt, evewin those days, [ find, 1 was a Pree Trader, though te ailaite ast ns sant : AK FREE.”—Muitton’s Evripiwxs. VOS. LO. 7. a ee _ me [ knew it not. So barbarous were some of the deeds done in that time, in the name
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- Examiner -- 18500227 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday February 27, 1850
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- reputation for duncery at home. Yet | have an impression that J was looked up to by my schoolfellows—] eannot tell why; for I never fought; and Tthink they must have suspected me to be rather wanting in certain learned ac- complishments, [sxy 1 never fought, and yet my brother Gries, when in danger, always took me out to defend him. How allthis happened | am at a loss to con- ceive, for | took no pains
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- Examiner -- 18500302 -- Page 01
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- Saturday March 2, 1850
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- of the river was the cele- Cm MAY SPEAK FRBE. XaMiner, -WEEBLY- IGENCER. 1W—Mittor’s Euripripes, ab, HU. 0. elegance of eating, the ornaments of the appetite, and not its substantialities. Je!- lies in the shape of chrystal mounds : cakes battlemented like the baronia! dwellings of feudal tyrants. Trifles light as air, swelling over Chinese dwellings, crimson flushed with vermillion sweets : piles of bon
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- Examiner -- 18500306 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday March 6, 1850
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- who have fallen in the fray,--asd by fear lest the fruits of vic- tory should prove inadequate to expec- tationand to the losses incurred in the fizht. i similar must depend rot only upon their own ‘il Che Examiner. SH ME-WEEKLY INTERLLIGENCER. VoL. 1.0. 10. “ Riders,” “ Amendments,” or “ Address- es,” jaid upon the “ Table,” never to be takenup. Yet, he has this satisfaction, that he can throw upon
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- Examiner -- 18500309 -- Page 01
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- Saturday March 9, 1850
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- *rpect its continuance. It is therefore impossible for ~~ saneengmeme rts: ane ma atte nm A TET propounded, ia ripe for adoption. In the meantime it ES CANE UR SEB VEE LE es IZ It is obvious, that the claims of Lf. A large part of their official emoluments appears | inentary vote, and, without a fuller knowledve of their | 1 must therefore | he Examiner. EMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. —HAVING &apos
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- Examiner -- 18500313 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday March 13, 1850
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- ee a4 * Che Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY YS SSBIB3. one CHARLOTTETO 4 —---- ———— — HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Frioay, March 8. HOUSE IN COMMITTEE UPON THE ADDRESS IN REPLY TO HIS EXCELLENCY’S SPEECH. The draft of the Address which had been prepared by he Committee appointed for that purpose, was unanri- nously adopted. {t is merely an echo of the Speech ; ind it has, therefore, been thought unnecessary
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- Examiner -- 18500316 -- Page 01
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- Saturday March 16, 1850
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- ee Che Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. " THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FREE-BORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC—MAY SPEAK FREE” —Muirton’s Evripipgs. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. , Faipar, March 8. DEBATE ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS. MR. COLES'S SPEECH CONTINUED. Ia comarking upon the third paragraph of the Des- patch, which states that “ Her Majesty’s Government is prepared
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- Examiner -- 18500320 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday March 20, 1850
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- to the people at large, by Xaminer. INTELLIGENCER. “THIS TS TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FREE-BORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC—MAY SPEAK FREE”—Mitton’s Eunipipes “1850. a “ey —— ‘ vO. 1—H0. 16. near em gen re, if the British Government thought they eould carry on the Government of the Colony, with no other resoutces than those afforded by the Crown Revenues, they had hie full permission to try the experiment. He had
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- Examiner -- 18500323 -- Page 01
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- Saturday March 23, 1850
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- Lhe Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER a rr rrr ee EZW Sarss. Y andl “OPHIS IS TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FREE-BORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC~MAY SPEAK FREE. wo <a t "—-Mitror's Evripipxe. HARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 23, 1850. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. SEBATH ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS. AFTERNOON SITTING (Dedete concideed.) Faipay, March Sth. Mr. Loap observed, that it was unnecessary
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- Examiner -- 18500327 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday March 27, 1850
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- Che Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. THIS IS TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FREE-BORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC]MAY SPEAK FREE.”—Mitton’s Ewaipapen: a waw SZ2i2Z8. CHARLOTTETOWN, MARCH 27, 1850. -. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Fripar, March 8th. QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Quatirication oF Memnens.—The House having pecan resumed, the Hon. E. Palmer rose to call the at- tantion of the House toa question
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- Saturday March 30, 1850
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- the shipping interest, and the great increase of the ship-building at Sunderland, are completely exposed by an examination of the real facts of the case. Mr. La- | pouchere asserted in the House of Commons that there never were so many ships building at Sunderland as on the 31st of December, 1819. He compared the number sold December 3ist, 1349, with the number sold De- cember 31st, 1347, but omitted
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- Examiner -- 18500403 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday April 3, 1850
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- Che Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. ~.PHIS IS TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FREB-BORN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC—MAY SPEAK FREE."—Mizror’s Euriripss. wew SSRKRS. _ HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Torspar, 12th March. House in Committee on His Excellency’s Reply to the Address of the House in answer to His Excel- lency’s Speech at the opening of the Session. Messace rnom His Excetuency.—Just as Mr
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- Examiner -- 18500406 -- Page 01
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- Saturday April 6, 1850
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- oe =S-.h(<i«<CLh =e © + Che Examiner. AND SEMI-WEEKLY INTE SPURTE WR RY “THIS Is TRUE LIBERTY WHEN FRE E-BCKN MEN—HAVING TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC—MAY SPEA4 FREE."—Mizron’ CHARLOTTETOWN, A. STOPPAGE OF SUPPLIES. (Contsued from our last.) Mc. Pors anid the anawer which they had reeeived co thete Address had not disappointed him; it was not the atactice of the present day to make any
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- Examiner -- 18500410 -- Page 01
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- Wednesday April 10, 1850
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- to give it credit &@e that independence and regard for public opinion whieh would induce any other Administration to make 1 prompt and gracious concession to the wishes of the Veople’s Representatives. The honorable member from Murray Harbour cannot, forsooth, vote for the Resoln- tion because he is a member of the Government, and vecause that Resolution contemplates a step unprece- jented
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