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	Guelph Mercury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Guelph Mercury is an English language newspaper published in Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
		The newspaper was founded in 1854 as the Guelph Advertiser and published weekly by owner George Keeling.
		In 1862, Toronto newspaperman James Innes took over the editorship of the Advertiser and shortly thereafter formed a partnership with John McLagan, owner of the competing weekly newspaper the Guelph Mercury.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guelph_Mercury (274 words)

	UG Library: TRELLIS Newspaper List
		Elgin courier (MFilm) : and Province of Moray advertiser.
		Guelph herald : and literary, agricultural and commercial gazette.
		Lindsay expositor and advertiser for the County of Victoria
	www.lib.uoguelph.ca /resources/newspapers (143 words)

	Research News
		Advertisements and commercials are usually seen in a fleeting light, here today and gone tomorrow before the public grows weary of them.
		Donna Andrew, Department of History, is analysing advertisements in Britain’s premier eighteenth-century newspaper, the Daily Advertiser, to demonstrate her belief that commercial ads (those directed at selling goods) have tended to replace communicative ads – ads that send a message to the audience – right through to today.
		She says that many advertisements in the eighteenth-century were not what we consider ads today: they belonged more to the communicative or message category.
	www.uoguelph.ca /research/news/articles/2003/Oct/a_matter_of_time.shtml (539 words)

	All Things Scottish
		These first-edition books are physically located in Guelph, but scholars and students anywhere in the world are able to read them page-by-page on a computer screen from digital images that are stored at both U of G and the University of Glasgow.
		In 1827, Galt felled a large maple tree to found the town of Guelph, but by 1832, he had been recalled to the United Kingdom and was trying to publish another book to stay ahead of his creditors.
		Guelph faculty also maintain collaborative links with the National Archives and National Library of Scotland, the School of Scottish Studies and the National Museums of Scotland.
	www.electricscotland.com /canada/guelph/studies2.htm (3515 words)

	List of early Canadian newspapers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Photo of the remains of a copy of Embrun's Le Village Newspaper's August 27th, 1883 edition.
		Guelph: Guelph Advertiser; Guelph Chronicle; Guelph Herald; Guelph Weekly Mercury and Advertiser; Guelph Advocate; Guelph Daily Mercury
		Kingston: British Whig; Chronicle and News; Commercial Advertiser; Daily News; Morning Herald
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Early_Canadian_Newspapers (171 words)

	Puslinch Township - history - Brock Road - Hamilton to Guelph
		The “History of Guelph 1827-1927” by Leo Albert Johnson, a superbly researched and written book, includes a fascinating study of the development of the Brock Road, which, with sincere gratitude extended to the Guelph Historical Society, is presented here.
		Guelph’s transformation from a backwoods village of some seven hundred residents in 1843 to a bustling commercial and industrial town fifteen years later was the result of good fortune and a concerted effort by the people of Guelph to make their town the centre of commerce in Wellington District.
		Economic development was greatly aided between 1843 and 1856 by the settlement of the area north of Guelph.
	www.clarksoftomfad.ca /BrockRoadhistory.htm (1321 words)

	Puslinch Township - history - Puslinch Agricultural Society
		Guelph newspaper reports of The Puslinch Show, as it was known in the 1800’s, provide information about past fairs.
		Stirton toasted the successful competitors and praised the progress in Puslinch, “Eramosa had been long settled, and when Guelph was being formed, they had plenty of cash for all they had to sell when not an acre of their township was cultivated.
		Clarke of Guelph displayed cases of watches, silverware, clocks and jewellery, which were constantly surrounded by people.
	www.clarksoftomfad.ca /PuslinchAgriculturalSociety.htm (6011 words)

	Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
		He was an executive director of the Guelph and Ontario Investment and Savings Society, to which he loaned $60,000 in 1887, and a provisional director of the Guelph Junction Railway Company.
		Guelph and Galt Advertiser, and Wellington District Advocate (Guelph), 29 June 1848.
		Burrows, The annals of the town of Guelph, 1827—1877 (Guelph, 1877).
	www.biographi.ca /EN/ShowBio.asp?BioId=40056 (598 words)

	GUELPH MERCURY.COM \| ABOUT US \| History of the Guelph Mercury
		The Guelph Mercury is an important recorder of the events that have shaped our local community.
		In 1862 James Innes, a Toronto newspaperman came to Guelph to assume the editorship of the Guelph Advertiser.
		Currently, the Guelph Mercury is owned by Torstar Corporation, and is part of a group called Grand River Valley Newspapers which also publishes the The Record.
	www.guelphmercury.com /aboutus/history.html (273 words)

	Genealogical Research
		Guelph: Wellington County Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society, 2002.
		For the City of Guelph there are plot records (transcriptions of office records associated with burials) and monumental inscriptions (transcriptions of words that appear on the gravestones in cemeteries) for Woodlawn Cemetery, as well as indexes and inscriptions for the Catholic cemeteries.
		Also available are births, deaths, and marriage notices and transcriptions compiled from the Guelph Advertiser 1847-1849, Herald 1850-1851, and the Guelph Herald and Wellington District Advertiser and the Guelph Weekly Herald 1842-1906.
	www.library.guelph.on.ca /localhistory/genealogy.cfm (820 words)

	Canadian Newspapers on Microform held by the National Library of Canada - Ontario [Chesley - Hamilton]
		Guelph advertiser and general intelligencer for the united, counties of Wellington,Waterloo and Grey.
		Guelph and Galt advertiser and Wellington district advocate.
		Guelph, ON Guelph herald and literary, agricultural, and commercial gazette.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /8/18/r18-209-e.html (2901 words)

	The Municipal information Network \|Municipal Suppliers\|
		Beginning the week of September 11, Guelph’s green bags will be shipped to and processed at a Hamilton composting facility at a cost of $82.50 per tonne (all inclusive).
		The Master Plan will help Guelph pinpoint the most appropriate long-term option, or group of options, for delivering solid waste management services at a reasonable cost with minimal impact to the environment, and will explore the potential for partnerships with other municipalities in the area.
		As Guelph develops its Solid Waste Master Plan, thorough consideration will be given to innovative and proven approaches that will yield the most socially-, environmentally-, and economically-sound system for the city.
	www.municipalsuppliers.com /news_detail.asp?ID=55559 (531 words)

	Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
		The Guelph Mercury and Advertiser was purchased by his nephew, James Innes McIntosh, and Francis W. Galbraith in 1898, at which time Innes was reportedly the oldest active journalist in Ontario.
		A member of the Guelph Board of Trade, he was an incorporator in 1884 of the Guelph Junction Railway along with John Belmer Armstrong*, Charles Raymond, and others.
		He served as well as a founding director of the Guelph and Ontario Investment and Savings Society and the Guelph Light and Power Company; in 1898 he was president of the Dominion Life Assurance Company.
	www.biographi.ca /EN/ShowBio.asp?BioId=40920&query= (904 words)

	NAD-castrol (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The advertising agency of record is Hampel Stefanides of New York, NY.
		The National Advertising Review Council (NARC) was formed in 1971 by the three leading advertising associations and the Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. (CBBB) to foster truth and accuracy in national advertising through voluntary self-regulation.
		The National Advertising Review Board (NARB), the appeals body, is a peer group from which ad-hoc panels are selected to adjudicate those cases that are not resolved at the NAD/CARU level.
	kozmik.guelph.on.ca /gtdproject/fluids/nadcastrol.htm (362 words)

	DAD/EAD Search Results
		For some time Guelph had three daily newspapers, including the Herald and the Advertiser, all of which, by 1924, had amalgamated into the Mercury.
		As of 2004, the Guelph Mercury is owned by Torstar Corporation, and is part of a group called the Grand River Valley Newspapers.
		This fonds consists primarily of photographic negatives and prints created by the Guelph Mercury in the course of their journalistic activities.
	www.library.guelph.on.ca /localhistory/EAD/review_single_rec.cfm?key=247&tbname=fonds&refcode=F45 (387 words)

	Guelph Tribune
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		Guelph Tribune does not control these cookies, nor is it responsible for any marketing or other use of your name by these advertisers.
		Guelph Tribune encourages you to contact us with any questions or concerns you have about your privacy or this Privacy Code.
	www.guelphtribune.ca /trib/static/privacy.html (1891 words)

	Guelph Mercury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The newspaper, originally named the Guelph Advertiser, began publishing as a weekly in 1854 under the leadership of founder George...
		Guelph Mercury, Simon Larose and Frank Dancevic to open Canada's Davis Cup...
		GUELPH -- University of Guelph administrators said Wednesday...
	www.planetaryvision.net /guelphmercury.html (145 words)

	Our Railway from "Guelph Advertiser" 28 August 1851 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		On Monday last a joint Meeting of the Councils and Railway Committee for the Town and Township of Guelph was held at the Court House, in this Town, take into consideration the present state of affairs, and arrange for future action.
		It had been suggested, that as a meeting will be held at Georgetown in concert with the Toronto gentlemen, a general turn-out from Guelph would give evidence to the letter, as well as the people along the line, of the feeling in this locality in favor of the immediate construction of the Road.
		We have heard several gentlemen express their intention to accompany the deputation, and would suggest that there should be a general move.
	www.halinet.on.ca /sigs/ehs/ga1851-1.HTML (235 words)

	Grand Trunk Railway from "Guelph Advertiser" 15 April 1852 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Much has been said and written on this subject; but the letters referred to are worthy of grave consideration.
		This route would be somewhat farther than the proposed route through Esquesing; but the expense might be but little more; for the mountain and the high lands which would have been crossed in Esquesing would be avoided by the more northerly route; and the road might pass along the natural.....
		These considerations should not be overlooked by the Railroad Directory; and though Erin and Caledon are rather late with their propositions, yet if Esquesing shall refuse to lend a helping hand to the Road, the voice from Erin and Caledon should not be disregarded.
	www.halinet.on.ca /sigs/ehs/GA1852-3.html (305 words)

	guelpharts.ca: Woodlawn Cemetery: Photo and Media Gallery
		The Spirit Walk is a joint project of the Guelph Museums, Woodlawn Cemetery, and many wonderful and talented local actors.
		The guelpharts.ca / wellingtonarts.ca site was founded by the Edward Johnson Music Foundation, Guelph Arts Council and Guelph Museums with the support of the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration through the Volunteer @ction.online program.
		The site is managed by Guelph Arts Council, and serves the areas of Guelph and Wellington County located in Ontario, Canada.
	www.guelpharts.com /woodlawncemetery/photomedia-listing.php?gid=33 (912 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Dante
		Dante was the author of the Divine Comedy, one of the greatest of literary classics.
		Life Born into a Guelph family (see Guelphs and Ghibellines) of decayed nobility, Dante moved in patrician society.
		He belonged to the White faction in the struggle of the Guelphs in Florence and was exiled to Sarzana.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Dante (539 words)

	Checklist of Newspapers... Library and Archives Canada
		"The Fergus freeholder and general advertiser for the counties of Wellington and Grey", Fergus, Canada West: index of births, marriages and deaths, 1854-1857.
		Wellington County Branch. -- "Guelph herald and Wellington district advertiser" and "Guelph weekly herald," Guelph, Canada: index of births, marriages and deaths, 1842-1906.
		-- Guelph, Ont. : R.W. Irwin, [198- ].
	www.collectionscanada.ca /8/12/r12-1057-e.html (4778 words)

	Jays Food - Team
		She is currently enrolled i a Masters program at Guelph to expand her knowledge in the food industry.
		She is currently a PhD candidate for the Food Science program at the University of Guelph.
		Her ultimate goal is to find a place in the food industry where she can apply both her technical knowledge and creativity.
	www.uoguelph.ca /~yyung/pTeam.htm (263 words)

	Windsor History
		Guelph is a good place to explore some of the basic trends in
		Guelph was founded as the headquarters of a land company's vast
		GUELPH The District Town of the Wellington District, in the
	www.antonymaitland.com /geografy.htm (3278 words)

	Wellington Advertiser - Covering Wellington County news for 38 years (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		“Obviously there’s going to be some kind of change, but we are not advertising for a replacement at this time.
		Now a family doctor is advertising to accept new patients, he added.
		Visser pointed out that he read in last week’s Wellington Advertiser that another area council gave $1-million to a medical centre.
	www.wellingtonadvertiser.com /index.html (2194 words)

	GUELPH MERCURY.COM \| ABOUT US \| PRIVACY CODE
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		We may place advertising or other links on our sites that originate from outside advertisers. If you view these ads, the advertisers may assign a cookie. The Guelph Mercury does not control these cookies, nor is it responsible for any marketing or other use of your name by these advertisers.
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	www.guelphmercury.com /aboutus/privacy.html (1008 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Hotel
		Among the earliest public houses were empty huts placed at caravan stops in the Middle East for the shelter of
		Guelph, University of GUELPH, UNIVERSITY OF [Guelph, University of] at Guelph, Ont., Canada; provincially supported; nondenominational; coeducational; founded 1964.
		It has a faculty of graduate studies and schools of hotel and food administration, landscape architecture, and physical education as well as colleges of
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Hotel (741 words)

	Centre Wellington District High School, Fergus Highschool (Little Falls), high school building
		The University of Guelph (UoG) is located just 16 km (10 miles) south of Centre Wellington.
		The University houses 6 Faculties (which the University of Guelph refers to as “Colleges”) - Arts, Biological Science, Physical and Engineering Sciences, Social & Applied Human Sciences, Ontario Agricultural College and the Ontario Veterinary College.
		The Guelph Campus of Conestoga College is just a 10 mile drive to the south of Kitchener.
	www.fergus-ontario.com /high-school.htm (744 words)

	Guelph Community Post-Partum Support Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There is a weekly support group at the Guelph Community Health Center, and another one being set up in Wellington County.
		Beverley Folland is the founder and acting director of the Guelph Community Post-Partum Support Services.
		She parents 4 children, and is the mother of 2, and survived PPD after the birth of her second child.
	www.folland.com /ppd/article.htm (492 words)

	Waterloo-Wellington Branch Ontario Genealogical Society
		The meetings are usually held, at 7:30 p.m., on the 4th Monday of the month at the Orange Hall, 185 Waterloo Ave., Guelph.
		You may be interested to learn that we have a new computer in the Guelph Public Library, with the 1871 Census Indexes and OCFA Version 5.”
		Eileen Quigg of London donated her card index of births, marriages, deaths and in memoriums for the Guelph Mercury from 1900 - 1920 and 1985 - 1990 plus newspapers for 1991, 1992.
	www.waterlooogs.ca /newsletters/1996/BNMAY96.htm (2453 words)

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