Sketches of Upper Canada by Hiverson I
Literary intelligence discusses emigration to Upper Canada. It cites climate, soil, and potential for settlers to gain independence, noting costs of provisions and labor, and contrasts with Britain. The piece references Cape region, population growth, and the appeal of farming in the new land.
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Upper Canada
Hiverson
Canada
van Ie
Maat Hewettor
Dads
Ottier
Medoe
Stever
Forsie
Cape
Prand
Vienna
Teilen
Ensitco
Verde
Avery
Agriculture on the Custination and Harvesting of White Crop
The article discusses four wheat varieties and general grain families, comparing sowing methods. It argues drilling over broad casting, praises drill farming for even seed depth and weed control, and notes that drilled crops yield healthier, more uniform grain on drained land. It cites Sir John Sinclair and experiments from 1818 to justify drilling advantages and cautions on soil conditions, drainage, and seed spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WuRar
Breda
Caytios
Ireland
England
Jobo Sinclair
Rossons
Brest
Retired Official Praises Medical Efforts in London
A fragment from a Caldman era notice describes Sir John Jackson and Dr Charles Macleap before a Commons committee. It mentions Dr M entering a Constantinople penthouse and notes a doctor’s hospital escape, survival, and praise for medical aid. The piece emphasizes support for medical reform and charitable action.
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John Jackson
Char. Macleap
House of Commons
Seven Towers
Constantinople
R. Liston
J. Chi Mbeoe
Dr.c." M
London
Lidineahy
Fragmented 19th Century Gazette Notes From London Streets
Fragmentary OCR from a 1810s London page recounts civic, colonial, and local incidents. It mentions Cavendish Square, Osage and North West Indians, North American trade, missionary prospects in Canada, and a wagon accident on Northumberland Street Strand with property damage and injuries. It also covers military commissions, naval piracy actions, and a family probate-like digression with detailed kin relations. The tone reflects a miscellany of public notices, colonial commentary, and urban mishap reportage.
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Cavendidh
Cays Aubrey
Cortmons
Eleney Martin
Norns Atkins
Homry Martie
Spesker
Missouri
Rocky
Terry Little Koon
North West Company
Montrol
North Pacific
London
Columbia
N. W
Aceride
Thet Company
Canada
Societyy
Ubal
Fabians
Queston
Thiske
Ein Canada
Booky Mountains
Hodgen's Bay
Northumberland-street
Strand
Cuba
Itg-Sable
Mourang
Jannuary
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Literary Intelligence
Serena
Josphe Aguntiner
Ieee
Hertford Journal
Isa
Ubh
Samco
Ding
Ares
Routh
Eis
Erpions
Agriculture
Agricola
Tur Plagur
Rantovas
Inananene vAseiei Asia
Telation
Ipablic
Seth
Moray
Wien Geutlerase
Septagaber
Cietblegrente Kane Juak
Joba Smith
Ea Erie
Alennety
Matenzaa
Pirateni
Jaughitan
Annie Dane
John
Sally
Buxhead
Grace
Bally
Toother
Jew
Grobe
Salty
Iber
Amn
Keakawa