Résultats

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 14 Aug 1856, p. 2     Ongoing editorial debate between the North York Sentinel and The Era.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 21 Aug 1856, p. 2     News on Newmarket commodity prices.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 18 Sep 1856, p. 2     Reeve adopted several resolutions.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 30 Oct 1856, p. 2     Urging town members to attend meeting on the possible creation of the Town Line Road, and if built, can lead to greater commerce.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 6 Nov 1856, p. 3     News on Newmarket commodity prices.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 31 Jul 1856, p. 3     News on Newmarket commodity prices.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 23 Oct 1856, p. 2     Barn in Markham set on fire on purpose. Reward offered leading to conviction.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 25 Sep 1856, p. 2     A resident of Newmarket, Dr. Ford will be rebuilding his Steam Flouring Mill.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 28 Aug 1856, p. 2     For the purpose of extending the Town Line from Newmarket to what is commonly called Oak Trees.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 28 Aug 1856, p. 2     Talks of creating a new road from Newmarket to Lloydtown. The road is speculated to help increase commerce to Newmarket.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 16 Oct 1856, p. 2     Fire occurred at a Wheelwright shop, which spread to an adjoing tavern.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 16 Oct 1856, p. 2     Two farmers from Markham Township are missing after visiting Niagra on the Lake.

 North York Sentinel (Newmarket, ON), 28 Feb 1856, p. 2     Meeting held at Dr. Ford's to take into consideration reviving society or association for the detection and punishment of crime.

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 11 Apr 1856, p. 2     Letter to the editor by Inhabitant of Holland Landing. "Permit me, through the columns of your journal, to ask some of the worthy officers connected with the 'Holland Landing Lyceum,' as to what has become of the Funds realized from the Promenade concert..." Letters to the editor. To hear an …

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 12 Sep 1856, p. 2     The government again denounced! Pursuant to notice given by the Reeve of Whitchurch, Joseph Hartman, Esq., MPP, at the request of a goodly number of Requisitionists, a large and respectable public meeting of the electors was held at Lemonville.

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 12 Sep 1856, p. 2     The past few days have more clearly developed the plans and future course of the Coalition, alias the 'Government of Canada," with regard to a new election.

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 12 Sep 1856, p. 2     Pursuant to notice given a goodly number of parties interested, both in Town and country, held a public meeting in the Court House, Newmarket, to take into consideration the propriety of building a Gravel Road along the Town Line West, to a location known as the Two Oak Trees. road …

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 12 Sep 1856, p. 2     Arrival of the Canadian. -- The latest from Kansas. -- A closing bit of Border Affianism. -- Hon. Mr. Vankoughnet. -- A terrible accident from Camphene - two young women burned to death. -- Iron cars. -- County of Peel. -- Mortality in Toronto. international news; news briefs from other …

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 19 Sep 1856, p. 1     "I saw her," for the New Era, by a "Cannuck" poems

 New Era (Newmarket, ON), 19 Sep 1856, p. 1     "A sudden conversion" by Silvanus Cobb, Jr. -- "A cutting reply." -- "Stealing water melons" from Harper's Magazine. short stories