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      1827 UPPER CANADA HERALD (from N.A.C. microfilm N - 9625 unless otherwise noted) p.3 Government grants money to the Welland Canal Co. on the condition that government boats are let through free. [Chronicle] The amount of Tolls received by ...

      p.3 "The Lady of the Lake, Rodgers, Master, (says the Niagara Gleaner of the 20th inst.) left this port about the middle of last month, for Mexico Bay, and has not since been heard of; doubts are entertained that both vessel and crew may be lost, as there was very …

      p.3 Welland Canal - A Bill has passed the House of Assembly, authorizing the Government to purchase Welland Canal Stock to the amount of Fifty Thousand Pounds. Burlington Canal - The House of Assembly has granted £8,000 for the completion of the Burlington Canal. Loss ...

      p.3 Notice - oak, elm and pine plank and board wanted at H.M. Dock Yard, Kingston.

      p.3 List of Bills which Passed the House of Assembly - #19 - Welland Canal Bill #33 - Welland Canal Stock Bill #38 - Rideau Canal Bill #42 - Burlington Canal Bill

      p.3 Notice - The Subscriber having purchased the Durham Boat Laurel from Mr. Frederick Fanning, hereby gives notice that he will continue to run said boat from Belleville to Montreal, and will be prepared, immediately on the opening of the navigation, to transport Freight on ...

      p.3 The Steam-Boats Queenston, Dalhousie, and Toronto, arrived here on Wednesday last, being their first trips this season; and the Charlotte proceeded to the head of the Bay of Quintie yesterday morning. Several vessels have arrived from the Upper parts of the Lake. ad for ...

      p.3 ad for the Steam-Boat Toronto, Capt. H'y Baldwin, on Prescott to Bay of Quintie route.

      p.3 letter to His Excellency Sir Peregrine Maitland by Teamsters protesting any further aid to the Welland Canal, signed by the teamsters of Niagara Falls. [Niagara Gleaner] Burlington Harbour - The high water this season enables vessels to enter Burlington bay without ...

      p.2 a letter to Editor about proposed dimensions of the Rideau Canal, with a sarcastic tone, signed J.B. Montreal and Kingston to be declared free warehousing ports. Col. By and the officers appointed to superintend the constructing of the Rideau Canal, arrived in ...

      p.3 The Canal - Ground was broke at the foot of Tuttle's Hill, Kingston section of the Rideau Canal, this day at 1 o'clock. Notwithstanding the rain, many of the inhabitants of the Town attended to witness the ceremony, and all appeared delighted at the commencement of a work of …

      p.1 The Steam-Boat TORONTO, Captain Henry Baldwin, Master. Will start from Kingston on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock A.M. for Prescott, and arrive there on Sunday night; leave Prescott at 7 o'clock A.M. on Monday ...

      p.3 We have great pleasure in announcing that the steam-boat Niagara, Capt. Mosier, arrived at this port on Friday evening last. It is satisfactory also to state, that the hull of the Niagara has suffered very little injury, notwithstanding her exposed situation for more ...

      p.3 Public Meeting at Port Hope - for the purpose of taking into consideration the necessity and practicability of constructing a Harbour and building a Wharf at Port Hope. [U.E. Loyalist]

      p.3 gale on River St. Lawrence, great damage on Lake St. Peter to log rafts, many drowned, Steam Boat Waterloo saves 11 men. The Niagara, Capt. Mosier, was towed to Prescott by the Toronto on Sunday last, for the purpose of receiving her Machinery - She will be completed in …

      p.3 Riot between Protestant and Catholic Irishmen canal-workers at Kingston, and court trial afterwards.

      p.3 editorial about Irish rioters - need to forget old quarrels.

      p.1 The Rideau Canal - regretting that it is not to be built as big as planned (2 columns). [Observer] p.3 Lady of the Lake - We understand the wreck of this vessel which was lost in December last, has lately been discovered in deep water about three miles ...

      p.3 a letter to the Editor about the Welland Canal, denying that it is an unhealthy place to work, signed by Oliver Phelps, Contractor for the Deep Cut. August 25th, 1827.

      p.3 Kingston Assizes - Trial of the Rioters (cont'd) - 2 1/2 columns about the Irish canal workers.