Letter to Henry Nelles of Grimsby from Robert Stanton

Letter to Henry Nelles of Grimsby from Robert Stanton regarding the issuing of the newspaper “The United Empire Loyalist” (2 ½ page, handwritten), June 10, 1826.

The Spectator May 1816

The Spectator: printed and published for the proprietors at the Village of St. Davids, Upper Canada. The front page of this paper contains an article about the dissolution of the copartnership of the firm of Street and Woodruff, May 1816.

The Niagara Herald May 22, 1828

The Niagara Herald was published from January 1828-1830 by James Gedd for James Crooks. This issue has Joseph Pell’s name written on the front page, May 22, 1828.

Farmers’ Journal, Welland Canal Intelligencer, St. Catharines, December 10, 1828

Farmers’ Journal, Welland Canal Intelligencer, St. Catharines, the names Gore Gasette and E.W. Banting are written on the front page, December 10, 1828.

The Welland Canal: a weekly journal, December 30, 1835

The Welland Canal: a weekly journal. This paper is stained and torn, but it does not affect the text, December 30, 1835.

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, December 21, 1836

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, December 21, 1836.

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, March 1, 1837

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, March 1, 1837.

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, April 12, 1837

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada, April 12, 1837.

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada (2 copies), September 6, 1837

The Constitution, Toronto, Upper Canada (2 copies), September 6, 1837.

The British Colonist, February 15, 1843

The British Colonist (pages 1 and 2), Toronto, Ontario. The article about City Hall is circled, February 15, 1843.

The St. Catharines Journal, February 16, 1844

The St. Catharines Journal. The name P. Bradt is written in ink on the front page, February 16, 1844.

The Quebec Gazette, March 24, 1852

The Quebec Gazette, March 24, 1852.

American Messenger, April 1859

American Messenger published by the American Tract Society. The name Alex Stobo is written on the front page. The newspaper is torn in half and torn again, but it is legible when pieced together, April 1859.

Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 16, 1859

Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 16, 1859.

Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 30, 1859

Mackenzie’s Toronto Weekly Message, July 30, 1859.