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- Groups: Kingston Newspaper clippings
- Year: 1822
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), Feb. 5, 1822
(from original at N.A.C.) 1822 UPPER CANADA HERALD (from originals at Queen's University Archives unless otherwise stated) p.1 FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. The undersigned having purchased the interests of those ... (from original at N.A.C.) 1822 UPPER CANADA HERALD (from originals at Queen's University Archives unless otherwise stated) p.1 FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. The undersigned having purchased the interests of those …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), March 19, 1822 (from originals at Queen's University Special Collections unless otherwise stated) (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 Four Pounds Reward. The subscriber offers the above reward to any person or persons, who will discover the person or persons, that, ... (from originals at Queen's University Special Collections unless otherwise stated) (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 Four Pounds Reward. The subscriber offers the above reward to any person or persons, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), March 26, 1822 p.1 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. H.M. Dock Yard, Kingston, February, 1822. Notice is hereby given that sealed Tenders will be received at my Office until the 18th day of April next, from all persons willing to Contract for the safe Transport of ... p.1 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. H.M. Dock Yard, Kingston, February, 1822. Notice is hereby given that sealed Tenders will be received at my Office until the 18th day of April next, from …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), April 2, 1822 p.3 The navigation is open from Kingston down the river, and several miles above this town; but the ice still blocks up the sound between Amherst Island and Ernest Town, and also the Bay of Quinte. Sackets Harbor, we understand, is open, so that the usual communication ... p.3 The navigation is open from Kingston down the river, and several miles above this town; but the ice still blocks up the sound between Amherst Island and Ernest Town, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), April 9, 1822 p.3 Packets have began to run between Sackets Harbor and this port, but the Steam-Boat Sophia has not yet appeared. The Bay and River SteamBoat Charlotte, it is expected, will be ready to commence her trips, as soon as the ice shall leave the Bay of Quinte, which it is … p.3 Packets have began to run between Sackets Harbor and this port, but the Steam-Boat Sophia has not yet appeared. The Bay and River SteamBoat Charlotte, it is expected, will …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), April 23, 1822 (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 During the severe gale of wind on Sunday the 14th three ( ) wrecked on the south ( ) Crews saved. (corner of page missing) The Steam Boat Charlotte left this port for Belleville yesterday, being her first trip of the ... (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 During the severe gale of wind on Sunday the 14th three ( ) wrecked on the south ( ) Crews saved. (corner of page …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), April 30, 1822 p.3 Tuesday the 23d inst. being the day appointed for celebrating the Birth of his Majesty George the Fourth,...a Royal Salute was fired from a Gun Boat stationed in front of the Commissioner's House.... p.3 Tuesday the 23d inst. being the day appointed for celebrating the Birth of his Majesty George the Fourth,...a Royal Salute was fired from a Gun Boat stationed in front …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), May 7, 1822 p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 LAUNCH. On Saturday last, the new steam boat Superior, was launched at Buffalo Creek, amidst the cheers and acclamations of a numerous concourse of spectators, assembled from this and the adjacent towns, ... p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 LAUNCH. On Saturday last, the new steam boat Superior, was launched at Buffalo Creek, amidst the cheers and acclamations of a numerous concourse of spectators, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), May 14, 1822 p.3 On Tuesday last the Steam-Boat Frontenac arrived at this port, having on board His Excellency Sir Perigrine Maitland and suite ... p.3 On Tuesday last the Steam-Boat Frontenac arrived at this port, having on board His Excellency Sir Perigrine Maitland and suite ...Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), May 21, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 It is rumored that the seizure of Tobacco on Carleton Island last Summer, by the Collector of this Port, has become a subject of diplomatic correspondence, as a matter of national concern, between the American Secretary of State and the ... (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 It is rumored that the seizure of Tobacco on Carleton Island last Summer, by the Collector of this Port, has become a subject of diplomatic …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), May 28, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 We are informed that the Engineer, Mr. Clows, and the Surveyor, Mr. Sherwood, are ordered to meet the Canal Commissioners at this place on the first of June, to commence the surveying from hence to the Ottawa, by the way of the ... (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 We are informed that the Engineer, Mr. Clows, and the Surveyor, Mr. Sherwood, are ordered to meet the Canal Commissioners at this place on the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), June 4, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 We are glad to perceive that the sixteen government Cottages now erecting on Point Frederick, under the superintendence of Mr. John Hynes, the contractor, are progressing rapidly. Those buildings, when completed, will not only add to the ... (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 We are glad to perceive that the sixteen government Cottages now erecting on Point Frederick, under the superintendence of Mr. John Hynes, the contractor, are …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), June 11, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Correction - soldier didn't drown off ferry but attempted to swim across the Ferry. (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Correction - soldier didn't drown off ferry but attempted to swim across the Ferry.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), June 18, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Man of War's Tackle - about how much hemp is used in a ship and how many acres to grow it. Died - at Sandwich, 23rd May, Mr. Samuel Hands, 23 years, served as midshipman under Commodore Barclay, and was in the celebrated naval action … (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Man of War's Tackle - about how much hemp is used in a ship and how many acres to grow it. Died - at Sandwich, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), June 25, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Serious Accident - On Sunday morning the Steam Boat Frontenac returned to this Port, having in tow the Schooner Lady Maitland, Capt. Mosier. It appears that the above vessels accidentally ran foul of each other on Saturday night, when distant from ... (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 Serious Accident - On Sunday morning the Steam Boat Frontenac returned to this Port, having in tow the Schooner Lady Maitland, Capt. Mosier. It appears …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), July 2, 1822 (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 To be sold, and may be seen at this Office. The Elements and Practice of Naval Architecture, or a Treatise on Ship Building, Theoretical and Practical - on the best principles established in Great Britain, with copious Tables of dimensions, ... (p. 1 & 2 missing) p.3 To be sold, and may be seen at this Office. The Elements and Practice of Naval Architecture, or a Treatise on Ship Building, Theoretical …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), July 16, 1822 (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 part of an article about Boundary's position after the conclusion of the Boundary Commission - lists course through the Great Lakes (from Official Report of Comm. appointed by the 6th article of the Treaty of Ghent.) The Western Canal, ... (p.1 & 2 missing) p.3 part of an article about Boundary's position after the conclusion of the Boundary Commission - lists course through the Great Lakes (from Official Report of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), Aug. 20, 1822 p.3 death of blacksmith who falls out of Durham boat containing artificers belonging to the Navy, while travelling from Kingston to Montreal. [Mont. Herald 14th] -a letter from Hallowell - man falls from sloop owned by Levens and Scrow and drowns, 1 1/2 miles from ... p.3 death of blacksmith who falls out of Durham boat containing artificers belonging to the Navy, while travelling from Kingston to Montreal. [Mont. Herald 14th] -a letter from Hallowell - …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), Aug. 27, 1822 p.3 Boundary Line dispute at Long Sault and Barnhart's Island near Cornwall - a letter says that at a meeting they are proposing a memorial to the Governor General, praying for interference against ratification as it regards those two points; but the Boundary's word is ... p.3 Boundary Line dispute at Long Sault and Barnhart's Island near Cornwall - a letter says that at a meeting they are proposing a memorial to the Governor General, praying …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), Sept. 24, 1822 p.3 Assizes - For stealing a Boat from His Majesty's Dock Yard - Transportation for 7 years. - 2 men given 6 months each for stealing flour from wreck of Schooner Lady Maitland. p.3 Assizes - For stealing a Boat from His Majesty's Dock Yard - Transportation for 7 years. - 2 men given 6 months each for stealing flour from wreck of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
