One of Hamilton’s early By-Laws

History

By-Law No.37 passed October 23rd, 1848 When the town of Hamilton was incorporated into the City of Hamilton, by the Parliament of Canada, the “City” was not to have the currently laid out streets altered, diverted, or extended.  Well, wouldn’t you know that our Thomas Stinson owned a strip of land on the south side…

F. W. Fearman

History

The firm of F. W. Fearman is known throughout the Dominion and elsewhere as about the largest of the many large establishments devoted to the treatment of pork in all its branches. This firm annually receives from the farmer about 50,000 hogs, and furnishing to the retail trade and consumers generally, product in the form of…