May 19, 1819 – The Quebec Gazette Newfoundland FisheriesFor a considerable length of time persons interested in the Newfoundland Fisheries have sent in memorials to the Government complaining of the …

May 9, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteRoman CementThe Subscriber begs leave to offer Taylor’s improved Roman Cement, to the notice of the public, both here and in Montreal, and as …

May 1, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteWeatherThe Season has been remarkably fine for the past ten days. In this neighbourhood several of the farmers have finished their wheat sowing, and …

April 21, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteElectric RodsAs the season of Thunder and Lightning is approaching, it may be useful to know that if the points [of the lightning rods] …

April 19, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteFrom English PapersThe most costly book of the month and one of the most splendid in the language, is the edition of Don Quixote, …

April 11, 1819 – The Quebec GazettePruning TreesPrudent farmers will not let this season pass without trimming off all the suckers and superfluous branches of their forest trees, as close …

April 2, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteTo Gardeners, Farmers, etc.The best composition ever yet devised for trees is the following which either farmers, gardeners and fruitists in our country ought …

March 27, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteSick and Destitute StrangersThe Committee for “Sick and Destitute Strangers” regret to state that they are under the necessity of making a further appeal …

March 19, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteTyphus FeverA London [England] paper states that Dr. Smith obtained from Parliament five thousand pounds for the following recipe for the cure of Typhus …

March 13, 1819 – The Quebec GazetteLennoxvilleAt the solicitation of the inhabitants of the Township of Ascot, His Grace the Governor in Chief graciously condescended to permit them designating the …