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York Herald, 2 Sep 1859, p. 3     Request from the proprietor of the York Herald, for subscribers to call upon the service of Mr. Bond at his newly opened store in Newmarket.

York Commonwealth, 10 Dec 1858, p. 1     This piece was published by the proprietors of the paper in an attempt to explain the scope of the newspapers content, their mission, and the type of journalism they intend to pursue.

York Commonwealth, 7 Jan 1859, p. 2     Editorial about the art of debating, as citizens prepare for their representatives to re-enter the ring called the legislature. The editorial also serves to promote the Mechanic's Institute and the i

York Commonwealth, 7 Jan 1859, p. 2     Editorial asking the readers of the York Commonwealth to consider the issue of free schools and what they mean to the community.

York Herald, 8 Apr 1859, p. 2     Editorial from the Globe addressed to Sidney Smith post-master general about the postage tax on newspapers. Entry includes the resolutions of the post master general.

York Herald, 17 Jun 1859, p. 2     Editor is pleased to announce that the case of the burning of Malcolm MacLeod in effigy has been thrown out.

York Herald, 1 Jul 1859, p. 2     Report detailing the temperance soiree held at the home of P. Wilmot.

York Commonwealth, 4 Feb 1859, p. 2     Editorial discusses the current political situation in the Province of Canada, the address made by the Gov. General to the House, and the ineptitude of some leaders.

York Commonwealth, 4 Feb 1859, p. 2     Editorial promoting the importance of the upcoming meeting of the Teachers Association. It is evident from the wording of the editorial, that this is an organization that the proprietors of the newsp

York Commonwealth, 14 Jan 1859, p. 2     Editorial expressing the view that the public must keep watch over all members of government, provincial and municipal, in order to keep them honest. The proprietors put forth the view that corruptio

York Commonwealth, 11 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial advising locals to pay close attention to the details of the council meetings being published in the York Commonwealth. The proprietors encourage citizens to become involved in municipal po

York Commonwealth, 25 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial explaining the new mission, content, and layout of the York Commonwealth, now owned by Malcolm MacLeod.

York Herald, 13 May 1859, p. 2     Editorial promoting the services of William Harrison and his ability to create saddles and such. The editors praise the officials of the agricultural show for deciding to award prizes for saddlery.

York Herald, 5 Aug 1859, p. 2     Report of garden robberies in the area. Editor asks all to keep a watchful eye and bring the thieves to justice.

York Herald, 5 Aug 1859, p. 3     Editorial describing crop and harvest conditions and their potential effects for Upper Canada.

York Herald, 6 Jul 1860, p. 2     Details of a meeting held to select candidates for leadership of the Moderate Party.

York Herald, 23 Mar 1860, p. 2     Column in response to a letter to the editor about tavern licensing.

York Herald, 24 Feb 1860, p. 2     An editorial criticizing the leadership of George Brown, calling him an oppositionist and slanderer.

York Herald, 22 Jun 1860, p. 2     An article warning that support of the Clear Grit party will lead to the ruin of the province.

York Herald, 6 Apr 1860, p. 2     An editorial about the arrival of spring, and agricultural exhibitions and plowing matches, all welcomed by farmers. L6 C7 Markham