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 appeared in York Herald, 23 Sep 1859, p. 3     At the house of A. S. Patterson, Esq., Westfield, New York, by the Rev. Dr. Mussey, Mr. Peter Patterson, of the firm of Patterson & Bro., to Miss Kate E. Haffey, both of Richmond Hill.

 appeared in York Herald, 23 Sep 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 26 Aug 1859     At Mono Mills, on the 26th ult., the wife of Dr. Griffith, of a son.

 appeared in York Herald, 30 Sep 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 17 Sep 1859     On Saturday, the 17th instant, the wife of Mr. Joseph Gaby, tavernkeeper, Richmond HIll, of a daughter.

 appeared in York Herald, 30 Sep 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 28 Sep 1859     On Wednesday morning, the 28th Sept. the wife of Mr. Richard Nicholls, of a son.

 appeared in York Herald, 24 Jun 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 10 Jun 1895     On the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. John Amos, Markham, of a daughter.

 York Herald, 24 Jun 1859, p. 4     Business directory entry for Thomas Sedman as published in the York Herald 1859.

 York Herald, 20 May 1859, p. 2     Article about the death of John Harrington while riding his horse in University Park (College Ave.).

 appeared in York Herald, 16 Dec 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 3 Dec 1859     At Richmond Hill, on the 3rd instant, the wife of Mr. G.A. Barnard, of a son.

 appeared in York Herald, 16 Dec 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 1 Sep 1859     In September last, the wife of Mr. John Clifford, near Weston, of a son. Mrs. Clifford has been married upwards of twenty years and this is her first child. Hurray ! for the banks of the Humber! -D.B.

 appeared in York Commonwealth, 14 Jan 1859, p. 1. Date of Event: 9 Jan 1859     On Sunday, the 9th inst. the wife of Mr. John Mills, Clyde Hotel, Toronto, in the 36th year of her age.

 appeared in York Commonwealth, 21 Jan 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 4 Jan 1859     On Jan, 4th, the lady of Charles Lawrence, Esq., of a son.

 appeared in York Commonwealth, 21 Jan 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 19 Jan 1859     On the evening of the 19th inst., Mrs. J. Waterhouse, Richmond Hill, of a son.

 appeared in York Commonwealth, 21 Jan 1859, p. 3. Date of Event: 13 Jan 1859     On Thursday, the 13th inst., the wife of William Eckart, of Unionville. The funeral, which took place on Monday last, was attended by a very large circle of friends.

 York Herald, 17 Jun 1859, p. 2     Report of a fire, which began in a furniture warehouse. Article states that this was not the first fire to occur at this location, and arson is suspected.

 York Herald, 22 Jul 1859, p. 3     Advertisement for T. Speight & Son, wagon makers, of Markham Village.

      The West Pier. - The winter storms and the late heavy lake winds have made frightful inroads upon the West Pier, on which the Oswego light-house is built. It is threatened with utter annihilation, and with it must go the light-house and the harbor, one of the most important on …

      Spring Walk I "A Walk Along the Wharves" There was a time when the Spring Walks of the British Whig were read and criticized; but that's a long time ago. Railroads and Propellers have destroyed the Forwarding Trade of good old Kingston, and a newswriter might traverse ...

      Spring Walk III "The River and Lake Line of Mail Steamers" As the several Boats belonging to this well-known line are now on their respective trips, the opening of the Lachine and St. Lawrence Canals having set them in motion, it may be as well to refresh our readers' ...

      INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WITH CAPT. OTTINGER'S SURF-BOAT. - A series of experiments with Capt. Ottinger's surf-boat and other apparatus to be used in saving the lives of shipwrecked persons were made at the Erie Basin yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a few invited friends. Capt. ...

      "C. McNeil" was Cornelius McNeil; his wife's name was Priscilla. The Napier mentioned in the article was Jack Napier, a brother to Nelson W. Napier of "Alpena" wreck fame. Jack was killed when he fired a cannon to celebrate the 4th of July and it blew up.