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Park I admired. which was the
l don’ti
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, business was it 1 I
'love with wuss looltiri"aiid acliti
those, and white teeth.
1863
alone. as'he was going to-call upon
I “ranted to go up and lulu; u .IVIISS Guldplulc 10 see Wlitll. COUld be
1 found my...
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... Reason weigh More with us than. Popular Opinion.â€
initial.
JOHN.
TO DIE RECITED BY A LITTLE BOY OR GIRL.
. ___.J
NAY,
Nay,’ Johnl ‘ Nay. John! that’s what you
RlCl-II‘IIOND HILL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1863.
rate, and keep a constant view of
the lovely being who had made me...
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... that
the cvisis has passed, and that by March
a decided improvement in trade would be
experienced.
M. Fould made a ï¬nancial
that the French Government deficit for
the year was thirty-live million francs»-
The estimated surplus for 1863 was 150,-.
000.000 francs. I l
O‘Donnell had spoken in the Spanish...
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... by one of the
huntsmen. We started, Frank and
“ Let Sound Reason weigh more wit/rm? than. Popular Opinion.â€
HILL, mun
GATE AND
J
* .P .:
‘â€"
AY, JANUARY
£3, 1863¢i
gate came in View, to leap it it't
possible both were determined.-â€"â€"-old; we...
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... appeal to you, Mr.IIcra[d.
but refrain. ,
Verify. verily, his Lordship nas a skele-
ton iii the Ciipboard. '
Your friend,
‘ HYPERCMTIC.
Markham, Jan. ‘29, 1863.
The Lecture on Slavery.
( T0 the Editor of the York Herald. )
Dun Simâ€"lo your issue of the 9m inst. I
observod iii...
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....‘it-t. It upâ€"
tpi-urs to be generally believed that
they do not intend to bring any
ii-ir-usuri-s of importance before the
\‘v
or no». no. 6, 1863.
on lug.
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SESSlc-‘J.
l
lunrels they have Wot], since they
entered office, to carry them sulciy
through. it would...
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....
Richmond Hill, Jan. 29, 1863.
i-w-‘Avaawwduwcn a“; i “3...... . a 4,,
217‘ 1y. I
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f" i- t.\ » o... mm».
1 ILLUS'rttArrzo
ï¬cicutiiic Arum-icon!
The Best Mecuanical Paper in
the World.
[8m YEAR...
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... and an attentive Hustler al- '
waysin attendance.
Toronto, April 8, 1861. ‘
i
l
I‘VVllS down) and everytt".in§_r going tot
’Mongall my earthly friends I see
But just another star like theel
Richmond Hill, Feb 17. 1863;;
if
M
honor
n...
[For the Ybrk liomfd.
iiiverlantl Ti‘r-i
l...
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....
'1 l
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7:1“ mantra .'
APl‘OlN'l‘MEN'l‘S.
Snortn'i‘Aav’s OFFtCE,
Quebec, 21st February, 1863. i
1 His Excellency the Governor (iciicral
has been pleased to make the following
appoiiiliiients, viz :â€"â€"- Li
Disraicr NUMBER FIVE, UC.
Second...
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...€˜ï¬‚./\/
2&2‘332;
_/
1863. W hole N0.
irie’s' impatient wharf Was cleared of its bustling
crowd, the heavily laden drays had
‘ Oh. Roger, give it to me'l’ rolled off with their burdens, hacks
‘ Miss Maggie Lec.’ read the pro- full of smiling...
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....‘;~râ€"un
6‘
m
New Advertisements.
Sheriff’s Sale.
Scottish American Journal.
or trail with
‘
.3, 1863.
Hot
l\_,i
. R turmoil i i. ii, iii a
SE
COND B EADlNG OF THE
SEPARATE SCHOOL BILL.
.Sozur; time ago we stated the. , in
our Opinion, the only inference that
:could be drawn...
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... and his colleagues are doing
iii 1863.’
I
LAMEN’I‘ABLIG Sutr‘tun 01’ ROBERT.
I‘Enas. Cso. Revenue INSPECTUIL-f
\Ve regret to It’llt‘tl IIIiII- Iitilll‘t'l Pedziti.
Esq“ Revi‘iiut‘ Inspector f‘oi' the United
Counties- of Leeds and Grenville, commit-
tcd suicide bx...
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...
immediately cleared up. The
spectators now began anxiously to
for the advance of the Royal train,
and punctually at Blackfriars at 1%,
the Prince and Princess were to
reach the Mansion House about 2% ;
7, and Queenslown March 9, ar-
March 9, which furnish us meagre
of the Princess Alexandra.
March 7, 1863...
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... had"
done. it was arranged to make the
constables was to meet quietly at :1
public-house in Siducy’s-alley. and,
1724,, ï¬cer 0f the Mend":in Society, man; when the clock struck twelve, corned“ a†pans of the 1.00m.
ADVOCATE AND ADVERTISER.
tiny, Menu. 3, 1863- ; ‘
l...
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...
Vaughan Council.
Monday, April 6, 1863.
All the members present.
Minutes of the last meeting read and,
approved.
A petition Was preSenleil from certain
inhabitants of Richmond Hill, praying for
Mr l-lowland moved, seconded by Mr.
Jeffery. that it be not entertained, as it is
a matter resting...
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....
Wellington St. Aurora, dc Queen St. Toronto
' November 20, 1863. ltl4-ly
Charles C. Keller,
TTORNEY-AT l LAW. SOLICITOH
in Chancery, Conveyancer, die. Ullice,
n Victoria Buildings, over the Chronicle office,
Brock Street, Whitby.
Also a Branch Office in the village of Bea-
verton, Township...
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... IN TORONTO.
â€"-Lamb's black-lug, glue and bone
dust factory rear of the Necropolis
was almost totally destroyed by ï¬re
on Monday night.
u. -_.. ..-..
. . .
TORO-N TOl MARKETS.
..._.â€".â€"
THURSDAY, April 16, 1863'.
Woundâ€"Superï¬ne sold at from $3 90, @ $4 00:
Fancy...
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... quite at the
of the tree.’
the other
yOnâ€"your general character fox
sanctity. and till that, is esti suited so
highly,’ rejoined Mrs. Livingstone.
‘Alicml’ said the schoolmaster,
drawing his back in. and compla-
ccntly settling the folds of his white
“JAY, MAY 1, 1863...
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...
-all retreat for them to Richmond.
l’tICtlt‘v’IONl) HILL, MAY 8. 1863,
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
The Ministry is now on its trial.
The Hon. John A. MacDonald
moved a vote of non-confidence in
Friday last. He reviewed the con-
duct of the members of the Admi-
nistration on all the most important...
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..., and that while we
were so unfortunate as to loose some ar-
tillery, we have taken at least as many as
as we ltaVe lest.
Proclamation by the President.
\szniNGToN, May 8, 1863.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The Congress of the United
States, at its last session...
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