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York Herald, 11 May 1860, p. 2     A letter to the editor, accusing Vaughan council of favouritism when choosing the contractor for a new school.

York Herald, 11 May 1860, p. 2     A letter criticizing the Reverend for remarks he made at a recent Sabbath School meeting.

York Herald, 13 Jul 1860, p. 2     A letter accusing the Markham council of paying individuals for work that was never completed. Con. 5, lot 26; Con. 6, lots 26, 30, 31

York Herald, 13 Jul 1860, p. 2     A letter to the editor refuting the earlier letter supposedly written by a supporter of the Moderate party, and encouraging people to vote for Mr. Perry.

York Herald, 8 Jun 1860, p. 2     A letter to the editor by W. Trudgeon, the leader of a local band, describing negotiations between himself and George Simson with regards to the band's playing at a local event.

Lloyd, C. S., York Herald, 12 Oct 1860, p. 2     A letter detailing a discussion that took place in the author's store, in which Mr. Edwards accused Mr. Ashton of publishing a falsehood in the New Era.

York Herald, 4 May 1860, p. 2     Another letter to the editor about W. Mosley, the subject of an earlier article (A quiet word with an Aurora JP), who felt he had been unfairly attacked by the article's author.

York Herald, 9 Nov 1860, p. 2     A letter to the editor about the miscommunication between two cricket teams that were to have played a challenge match.

York Herald, 8 Mar 1861, p. 2     A letter by Delta, critical of lawyers, wirtten in response to an earlier letter by Beta: "Far better would it have been for Canada had she never permited a lawyer to enter her legislative halls." De

York Herald, 8 Mar 1861, p. 2     The author of a letter in an earlier issue of the York Herald is accused of plagiarism - having stolen his words from a speech given by Dr. George at Queen's College in Kingston.