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Groups: Kingston Newspaper clippings- Groups: Kingston Chronicle
- Year: 1830
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 2, 1830
1830 KINGSTON CHRONICLE (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise noted) p.2 The Proprietors of the Steamer Sir James Kempt, are requested to meet on board the boat on ... 1830 KINGSTON CHRONICLE (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise noted) p.2 The Proprietors of the Steamer Sir James Kempt, are …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 16, 1830 p.2 at a meeting of the Merchants of Kingston held at the Court House: #2 - resolved, that the free navigation of the River Saint Lawrence cannot, in the opinion of this meeting, be granted to the citizens of the United States, without seriously affecting the best interests ... p.2 at a meeting of the Merchants of Kingston held at the Court House: #2 - resolved, that the free navigation of the River Saint Lawrence cannot, in the opinion …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 23, 1830 p.2 letter to editor about previously mentioned meeting of Merchants; he is opposed to any concessions to the Americans - signed Mercatur. p.2 letter to editor about previously mentioned meeting of Merchants; he is opposed to any concessions to the Americans - signed Mercatur.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 30, 1830 p.3 Died - At the Dock Yard in Kingston, on the 29th inst. Mr. John Kyte, clerk in the Navy Department, aged 33. Notice that tenders will be received at H.M. Dock Yard for pine plank and board - quantities given. Kingston, Jan. 25th, 1830 Jno. R. Glover, Naval ... p.3 Died - At the Dock Yard in Kingston, on the 29th inst. Mr. John Kyte, clerk in the Navy Department, aged 33. Notice that tenders will be received at …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 20, 1830 p.2 Provincial Parliament - House of Assembly - Feb. 8th - Welland Canal discussed - 2 articles from [York Observer] and [Freeman] p.2 Provincial Parliament - House of Assembly - Feb. 8th - Welland Canal discussed - 2 articles from [York Observer] and [Freeman]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 27, 1830 p.2 House of Assembly - Feb. 10th, 1830 ...Your Committee appointed to consider the Petition of W.L. Whiting and others, forwarders and merchants, complaining of the conduct of the Collector of the Customs at the Coteau-du-Lac in compelling all boats descending the St. ... p.2 House of Assembly - Feb. 10th, 1830 ...Your Committee appointed to consider the Petition of W.L. Whiting and others, forwarders and merchants, complaining of the conduct of the Collector …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), March 13, 1830 p.3 The Weather - heavy rains; ..."The ice on the Bay and River in front of the Town begins to look very blue. The "busy note of preparation" at our wharves would indicate the near approach of the opening of the navigation. The Steam Boat Toronto, after having undergone a … p.3 The Weather - heavy rains; ..."The ice on the Bay and River in front of the Town begins to look very blue. The "busy note of preparation" at our …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), March 20, 1830 p.3 General Police Regulations - #4 - filth or rubbish not to be thrown in the harbour. FORWARDING. The Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the public, that they are making preparations to commence the Forwarding business on the opening of ... p.3 General Police Regulations - #4 - filth or rubbish not to be thrown in the harbour. FORWARDING. The Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the public, that …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), April 3, 1830 p.1 Prosecutions Against Rideau Canal Contractors - James Phillips vs. Mackay & Redpath concerning people owning property along the Rideau. (3 columns) [Brockville Gazette] p.2 Opening of the Navigation - The steamboat Niagara touched at this place on ... p.1 Prosecutions Against Rideau Canal Contractors - James Phillips vs. Mackay & Redpath concerning people owning property along the Rideau. (3 columns) [Brockville Gazette] p.2 Opening of the Navigation - …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), April 10, 1830 p.1 Prosecutions Against Rideau Canal Contractors - (2 full columns) [Brockville Gazette] p.3 Inland Assurance Co. - meeting at Montreal to form an Association to insure against all risks of the Inland Navigation, with resolutions. (full ... p.1 Prosecutions Against Rideau Canal Contractors - (2 full columns) [Brockville Gazette] p.3 Inland Assurance Co. - meeting at Montreal to form an Association to insure against all risks of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), April 24, 1830 p.3 Celebration of His Majesty's Birthday - ...At one o'clock a Royal Salute was fired from the Cockburn, which was moored in front of the residence of the Hon. Captain Byng... On Thursday last one of Mr. Archibald McDonnell's barges arrived from Montreal with goods, being ... p.3 Celebration of His Majesty's Birthday - ...At one o'clock a Royal Salute was fired from the Cockburn, which was moored in front of the residence of the Hon. Captain …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), May 1, 1830 p.2 For the Chronicle. Steam Boat Competition - Competition in all branches of business is useful, and when conducted on fair and honorable principles, highly beneficial to the community - but on the other hand when it degenerates into oppression and low intrigue - the ... p.2 For the Chronicle. Steam Boat Competition - Competition in all branches of business is useful, and when conducted on fair and honorable principles, highly beneficial to the community - …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), May 8, 1830 p.1 Rideau Canal Tour - (cont'd) - Brewer's Mills, Cranberry Marsh, Whitefish, Jones Falls, Davis Mills. (2 1/2 columns) [Canadian Courant] p.2 To the Public. Steam Boat Competition - I perfectly agree with Hallowell, in many of ... p.1 Rideau Canal Tour - (cont'd) - Brewer's Mills, Cranberry Marsh, Whitefish, Jones Falls, Davis Mills. (2 1/2 columns) [Canadian Courant] p.2 To the Public. Steam Boat Competition - I …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), May 15, 1830 p.1 Rideau Canal Tour - (concluded) - Dow's Swamp, Bytown, general remarks. (2 1/2 columns) [Canadian Courant] p.3 TO THE PUBLIC. Captain Gilderslieve in attempting to do away with the public feeling excited against him, for his ... p.1 Rideau Canal Tour - (concluded) - Dow's Swamp, Bytown, general remarks. (2 1/2 columns) [Canadian Courant] p.3 TO THE PUBLIC. Captain Gilderslieve in attempting to do away with the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), May 29, 1830 p.2 Burlington Bay Canal - We are happy to observe, by the Gore Balance, that several vessels have lately passed through this Canal; among them we notice, with pleasure, the steam-boats Queenston and Alciope. The latter vessel touched at this Port on Wednesday, on her route to ... p.2 Burlington Bay Canal - We are happy to observe, by the Gore Balance, that several vessels have lately passed through this Canal; among them we notice, with pleasure, the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), June 19, 1830 p.2 Sir John Colborne arrives from Carrying Place on steamer Toronto. p.3 Valuable Property For Sale - The premises well known as the principal landing place at Hallowell, where Steam Boats and other vessels generally take in and discharge their cargoes. The ... p.2 Sir John Colborne arrives from Carrying Place on steamer Toronto. p.3 Valuable Property For Sale - The premises well known as the principal landing place at Hallowell, where Steam …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), July 3, 1830 p.3 The Picnic - to Garden Island. Notice to creditors of Donald McLevir - late contractor on Rideau Canal. LAKE ONTARIO. Steamboat NIAGARA. The Niagara, Capt. John Mosier, commences her regular trips for ... p.3 The Picnic - to Garden Island. Notice to creditors of Donald McLevir - late contractor on Rideau Canal. LAKE ONTARIO. Steamboat NIAGARA. The Niagara, Capt. John Mosier, commences her …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), July 10, 1830 p.3 Steam Boat Toronto will make trip to Court of Quarter Sessions at Adolphustown. p.3 Steam Boat Toronto will make trip to Court of Quarter Sessions at Adolphustown.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), July 17, 1830 p.3 We learn with much pleasure, that some of the inhabitants of this place have it in contemplation to form a Steam Navigation Forwarding Company, between Kingston and Montreal, via the Rideau Canal. Our good Town has not hitherto been remarkable for the enterprise of its ... p.3 We learn with much pleasure, that some of the inhabitants of this place have it in contemplation to form a Steam Navigation Forwarding Company, between Kingston and Montreal, via …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), July 24, 1830 p.2 Receipts of the Lachine Canal - showing a large increase from last year. [Montreal Gazette] p.2 Receipts of the Lachine Canal - showing a large increase from last year. [Montreal Gazette]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
