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Year: 1854- Year: 1854
- New Era (Newmarket, ON), December 29, 1854
... ...Newmarket Public Library - German Workers building the Harwood Train station
14 German labourers on the rail line's construction died in 1854 of cholera and were buried one mile south of the village of Harwood on Harwood Road. 14 German labourers on the rail line's construction died in 1854 of cholera and were buried one mile south of the village of Harwood on Harwood Road.Cobourg Public Library - James Westbrook
The Lang Cemetery is behind the barn on the east corner of Hwy No.2 and the Madden Road. It is no more than half an acre in size. There are a number of graves without stones. Most of the stones had foot stones that have been removed. This is a … The Lang Cemetery is behind the barn on the east corner of Hwy No.2 and the Madden Road. It is no more than half an acre in size. There are …County of Brant Public Library - Close, H. and Weeks, Eliza ()
appeared in Sentinel Review, 24 Jun 1854, p. 3 ... appeared in Sentinel Review, 24 Jun 1854, p. 3 ...Woodstock Public Library - Poetry
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 "Winter is coming" -- no author given poems New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 "Winter is coming" -- no author given poemsNewmarket Public Library - Literature New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 From the "Flag of our Union." "May Lester." by Mary B. C. Slade short stories New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 From the "Flag of our Union." "May Lester." by Mary B. C. Slade short storiesNewmarket Public Library
- Foreign and colonial New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 Capital of Canada. -- The vote by ballot. -- New Brunswick. -- Reciprocity (Reciprocity Treaty of US and Canada). -- Notice of motion. -- Horrible slaughter. -- The murder in Scarboro. national news; international news; Native Canadians; Great Western Railroad; James Shepard; Mathew Gleeson; Timothy Magrath New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 1 Capital of Canada. -- The vote by ballot. -- New Brunswick. -- Reciprocity (Reciprocity Treaty of US and Canada). -- Notice of motion. -- Horrible slaughter. -- The murder in …Newmarket Public Library
- Special telegraph to the New Era: Reserve Bill passed!
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 We learned by special telegraph that the Clergy Reserve Bill passed its Third Reading on a vote of sixty-two to thirty-nine. church and state; Clergy Reserve Bill New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 We learned by special telegraph that the Clergy Reserve Bill passed its Third Reading on a vote of sixty-two to thirty-nine. church and state; Clergy Reserve BillNewmarket Public Library - Election of County officers New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 We observe by the "Votes and proceedings," that on Thursday, the 9th instant, Mr. Foley moved that the Bill to authorize the people of the several Counties of this Province to elect their own County Officers, be read a second time. bills; government; municipal government New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 We observe by the "Votes and proceedings," that on Thursday, the 9th instant, Mr. Foley moved that the Bill to authorize the people of the several Counties of this Province …Newmarket Public Library
- By telegraph. New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 Legislative Assembly. -- Arrival of the Asia. international news; government New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 2 Legislative Assembly. -- Arrival of the Asia. international news; governmentNewmarket Public Library
- Local matter
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 3 local news; railroads; petitions New Era (Newmarket, ON), 24 Nov 1854, p. 3 local news; railroads; petitionsNewmarket Public Library - Poetry
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 "Be kind to the loved ones at Home" - no author given poems New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 "Be kind to the loved ones at Home" - no author given poemsNewmarket Public Library - Literature New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The lost boy" short stories New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The lost boy" short storiesNewmarket Public Library
- Foreign and colonial New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 The seignorial humbug! Look out for your pockets. -- The new tariff. -- Clergy Reserve Bill. --Winter clothing for the troops. -- Arrival of Sir Edmund Head international news; national news New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 1 The seignorial humbug! Look out for your pockets. -- The new tariff. -- Clergy Reserve Bill. --Winter clothing for the troops. -- Arrival of Sir Edmund Head international news; national …Newmarket Public Library
- Criminal laws
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 On the 30th of October, Mr. Felton introduced a Bill to amend and consolidate the laws relative to offences against the person. New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 On the 30th of October, Mr. Felton introduced a Bill to amend and consolidate the laws relative to offences against the person.Newmarket Public Library - Making voters wholesale New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 The "Votes and proceedings" furnish us with the following specimen of the way they do business in Lower Canada. Jean Langfois; Saguenay; Poll Book New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 The "Votes and proceedings" furnish us with the following specimen of the way they do business in Lower Canada. Jean Langfois; Saguenay; Poll BookNewmarket Public Library
- By telegraph New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 Legislative assembly. -- Arrival of the Africa. -- Arrival of the Baltic. -- Arrival of the Canada. -- Arrival of the Hermann. ships; international news; government New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 2 Legislative assembly. -- Arrival of the Africa. -- Arrival of the Baltic. -- Arrival of the Canada. -- Arrival of the Hermann. ships; international news; governmentNewmarket Public Library
- Local matter
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 3 local news New Era (Newmarket, ON), 1 Dec 1854, p. 3 local newsNewmarket Public Library - Poetry
New Era (Newmarket, ON), 8 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The Type-setter." Written on hearing a friend called "talented for a mere type-setter." -- no author given poems New Era (Newmarket, ON), 8 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The Type-setter." Written on hearing a friend called "talented for a mere type-setter." -- no author given poemsNewmarket Public Library - Literature New Era (Newmarket, ON), 8 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The Lost Boy" short stories New Era (Newmarket, ON), 8 Dec 1854, p. 1 "The Lost Boy" short storiesNewmarket Public Library
