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Globe (Toronto)

1  The Toronto Globe, in referring to Captain Elmsley's death, says "

2  occurred to the Passport on November 1st. The Toronto Globe thus refers to it in its impression of Tuesday,

3  The Toronto Globe of March 28th, 1865, has this paragraph:--

4  "The prospect in marine matters," so says the Globe of March 29th, " for 1865 were not very brisk,

5  McMaster for the first time on April 14th. The Toronto Globe, speaking of the brigade, says they were well

6  in Toronto for the first time on May 24th. The Globe of the following day thus describes her: " The

7  Only two days later, on June 22nd, the Globe returns to the subject and states emphatically "

8  The Globe of July 27th thus refers to an all-but-forgotten

9  On May 17th the Toronto Globe published the announcement that on and after the

10  of Toronto. This was soon put a stop to. The Toronto Globe remarked at the time, in reference to what must

11  on June 17th, of Mr. Joseph Dennis. Of him the Toronto Globe of June 19th thus speaks:--

12  of the traffic between Toronto and the island the Globe of May 5th thus wrote:--

13  who was in H. M. naval service, appeared in the Toronto Daily Globe, of April 5th, 1872:--

14  A correspondent of the Globe writing from St. Catharines under date June 28,

15  This hard hitting epistle was published in the Toronto Globe July 1, 1872.

16  order of the day between the rival owners. The Toronto Globe of May 13th thus refers to the subject in an

17  Montreal to Kingston. It is thus described by the Globe of July 1st in that year:--

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