I was just on line looking at the St Catherines Constitutional of 1852. (St
Catherines is a smaller city in Ontario.) On the masthead were the words
British Supremacy.
Trying to make sense of this I thought back to the Rebellion of 1837-38. This
rebellion was defeated and the stance of the paper may may have been intended
to take a stand against the rebels.
Later issues did not carry those words.
I found this on the website below. I expect it is not comprehensive or even
representative. But it is a treasury of old newspapers, some going back to
colonial times in what became the US.
ken h
https://news.google.co.uk/newspapers
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