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 York Herald, 8 Aug 1862, p. 3     Advertisement for two skiffs for sale, 16 feet and 13 1/2 feet long.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 10 Oct 1862, p. 2     The election for this division is over, and it now remains for us to record the results....

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 10 Oct 1862, p. 2     The Election through which we have just now passed is fraught with so many circumstances of a peculiar nature, that it is well worth our while, now that the strife is over, to calmly wiegh and consider the conditions attached to the struggle, in order that we may clearly appreciate …

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 17 Oct 1862, p. 2     McMaster's majority, 1439. The Declaration took place in Bradford.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 17 Oct 1862, p. 2     Prize List. The prizes listed which were awarded at the Fall Show of East Gwillimbury Agricultural Soceity.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 24 Oct 1862, p. 2, column 4     A prize list of the Whitchurch Agricultural Society fall show, held at Aurora.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 31 Oct 1862, p. 2     An inquest on view of the body of John Grimes, who died suddenly. Was held at the Eagle Hotel.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 7 Nov 1862, p. 2     Class A and B of the volunteer force are to be called out for drill twelve days, and for which they will receive the pay fixed by statute. A company is now about being formed in Newmarket. The Mechanic's Hall will furnish a first-rate place to drill in this winter, …

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 7 Nov 1862, p. 2     An inquest was held near King Station by Dr. Geikie of Aurora, Coroner on the body of Mary Fox, found dead in bed....

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 28 Nov 1862, p. 2, column 2     At the June Session of the Counties Council of York & Peel, a Bylaw was passed incorporating the Village of Aurora....

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 5 Dec 1862, p. 2, column 1     A new Post Office has been opened at Eastville, Township of East Gwillimbury, with Mr. J. Quibell, Postmaster...It will be known by the name of Halt...

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 12 Dec 1862, p. 2, column 1     One of the most fearful fires this village has ever suffered, broke out Saturday morning, Dec. 6, 1862 in a wooden tenement occupied by Mr. Dieterlie, watch-maker; Main Street Fire

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 26 Dec 1862, p. 2     The earliest settlers in Uxbridge were a number of Quakers, who emigrated from the State of Pennsylvania in 1810 or 1812, and who located on a tract of land in the sixth concession, known at present as Quaker Hill.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 26 Dec 1862, p. 1, column 3     Advertisement

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 1 Aug 1862, p. 2     The Examiner continues to expose the duplicity practised, by which Mr. Gamble received the nomination at the recent Conservative Convention, assigning the course pursued, as a reason for his hostility to that gentleman.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 25 Jul 1862, p. 2     In consequence of the very general dislike to the annexation proclivities, and austere conduct and manner of J.W. Gamble, Esq., the Conservative Party proper of North York and South Simcoe have determined to cast that gentleman aside and bring out another candidate in the person of Dr. E. Morton of …

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 25 Jul 1862, p. 2     An inquest wes held before John Boyd, Esq, Coroner, in Egypt - Township of Georgina, on the body of Aaron Morton, son of Russell Morton, who met his untimely end in the prime of youth - being only in his sixteenth year....

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 25 Jul 1862, p. 2     Result of Cricket match between Newmarket and Keswick.

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 1 Aug 1862, p. 2     In the last issue of the South Simcoe Times an attempt is made to bolster up the cause of that would be M.L.C., Mr. J.W. Gamble; but does the editor plea a sentence in his favor? Does he furnish the electors with a single act or vote, during the whole …

 Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 1 Aug 1862, p. 2     The Examiner editor, in his last issue, tries very hard to say something naughty - talks about "a certain braying animal," and all that sort of thing, - and then seeks to throw the blame of his traducing Messrs, Wilson-McDougall & Co., upon us - says he looked "through Era …