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York Herald, 8 Aug 1862, p. 2     An editorial in explanation of an earlier letter to the editor which may have been misconstrued by some as anti-religious.

York Commonwealth, 31 Dec 1858, p. 2     Happy New Year wishes from the proprietors of the York Commonwealth to their loyal subscribers.

York Commonwealth, 17 Dec 1858, p. 2     Publication notifying subscribers of the types of topics deemed to be appropriate for publication in the 'letters to the editor' section of the York Commonwealth.

York Commonwealth, 17 Dec 1858, p. 2     Editorial dealing with the neglect of the colonies during British rule and the subsequent raping of its resources. The proprietors feel that Canada's greatness is in its resources!

York Commonwealth, 17 Dec 1858, p. 2     Editorial the state of males in society and the importance of the Mechanics Institiute

York Herald, 29 Apr 1859, p. 2     Editorial responding to claims by the Markham Economist, as well as a full description of the ongoing strife being played out between the pages of the newspaper by Mr. Barker and Mr. Reesor.

York Herald, 29 Apr 1859, p. 2     Editorial remarking on and praising the present efficiency of the government in pushing business through.

York Herald, 8 Apr 1859, p. 2     Editorial announcing the name change of the newspaper from the York Commonwealth to the York Herald.

York Herald, 8 Jul 1859, p. 2     Editorial critiquing Mr. Duncumb's views on exhibitions.

York Herald, 8 Jul 1859, p. 2     Editorials responding to the remarks made by the editor of the Whitby Chronicle. The editor of the Chronicle was responding to the 1 July 1859 editorial entitled 'Men vs. Horse'.

York Commonwealth, 4 Feb 1859, p. 2     Editorial promoting the idea of Richmond Hill separating from Toronto and becoming the County town. Editorial requests that readers consider this as they consider it to be Richmond Hill's 'birthright

York Commonwealth, 18 Feb 1859, p. 2     Editoial comments in support of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Patterson as auctioneers and commission agents, as they are men of great reputation

York Commonwealth, 11 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial addressing recent battles between local citizens, which have been played out between the pages of the York Commonwealth. The proprietors use the editorial to restate the purpose of the news

York Commonwealth, 18 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial expressing the editors' sincerest thanks to their readers for their patronage. The editorial also serves as notification of new ownership of the newspaper.

York Commonwealth, 25 Mar 1859, p. 2     Notice to a particular subscriber and author of a letter to the editor, stating that the newspaper will not publish anonymous personal attacks within the pages of the York Commonwealth.

York Commonwealth, 4 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial concluding the debate that had been raging in the paper for the last two weeks over Dr. Walworth's lecture on the Crimea and whether or not there was any truth in it.

York Commonwealth, 4 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial depicting the farewell testimonials given by the students of Rev. Boyd.

York Commonwealth, 4 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial praising the development of the Sabbath Schools and recommendations for discussion at the upcoming Convention.

York Commonwealth, 4 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial expressing the proprietors belief that the government should step in to assist farmers in light of Wheat Seed shortages.

York Herald, 6 May 1859, p. 2     Editorial decrying Dr. John Duncumb and his defense of Dr. Walworth and his lies.