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- Fort Henry from the Dockyard, Kingston, OntarioPencil on paperPencil on paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
- Kingston from the MesshouseInk on paperInk on paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
- Kingston, Looking over the Dockyard from Fort Henryink, pencil on paperink, pencil on paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
- KingstonPencil on paperPencil on paperAssociation for Great Lakes Maritime History
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Jan. 5, 1833p.2 Resurrection of the St. Lawrence, 110 Gun Ship - Our readers will recollect that this ci devant pride of the Canadian lakes, was last winter purchased by Mr. Drummond for £25, and dismantled to the edge of the water, leaving her prodigious hulk the only remnant of her former …p.2 Resurrection of the St. Lawrence, 110 Gun Ship - Our readers will recollect that this ci devant pride of the Canadian lakes, was last winter purchased by Mr. Drummond …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 2, 1833(from original Chronicle at U. of T. - Robarts Library) ad for Niagara Harbour & Dock Co. Montreal Gazette, Feb. 28, 1833 p.2 Another Alarming Fire - at Kingston; help of Naval and Military Departments. [Kingston Chronicle] ...(from original Chronicle at U. of T. - Robarts Library) ad for Niagara Harbour & Dock Co. Montreal Gazette, Feb. 28, 1833 p.2 Another Alarming Fire - at Kingston; help …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), March 26, 1833p.1 New Steamboats - We were agreeably surprised, on walking a few days since to the Mississauga Point, to witness the advanced state of forwardness to which the several steamboats there building have attained. The Britannia, whose launch we announced some time ...p.1 New Steamboats - We were agreeably surprised, on walking a few days since to the Mississauga Point, to witness the advanced state of forwardness to which the several steamboats …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), March 26, 1833p.1 It is reported that the Rideau Canal is not to open until August... [Kingston Chronicle quoting Mont. Herald]p.1 It is reported that the Rideau Canal is not to open until August... [Kingston Chronicle quoting Mont. Herald]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), April 13, 1833p.2 It is with pleasure we are enabled to corroborate a statement that appears in the last Montreal Gazette, and a similar one which we copy from the Brockville Recorder, that the whole of the Rideau Canal will be navigable by the 20th May. We have conversed with a ...p.2 It is with pleasure we are enabled to corroborate a statement that appears in the last Montreal Gazette, and a similar one which we copy from the Brockville Recorder, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), April 18, 1833p.2 The act of incorporation of the "St. Lawrence Inland Assurance Company" will be found in our columns. This is the first chartered company of the kind in the Province - marine assurance having heretofore been effected through a private association - and by it property ...p.2 The act of incorporation of the "St. Lawrence Inland Assurance Company" will be found in our columns. This is the first chartered company of the kind in the Province …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), April 27, 1833p.2 Steamboats - We were much gratified, when on board the other day, at the improved and orderly appearance of the Great Britain now preparing for sea in our harbour. This fine and favorite vessel has been thoroughly repaired, and repainted throughout, and makes a most ...p.2 Steamboats - We were much gratified, when on board the other day, at the improved and orderly appearance of the Great Britain now preparing for sea in our harbour. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 2, 1833p.3 As a corroboration of our previously expressed opinion, we are gratified in asserting, upon undoubted authority, that the Rideau Canal will be ready for navigation on or about the 15th of May. The repairs that were necessary at Jones's Falls are said to be completed. ...p.3 As a corroboration of our previously expressed opinion, we are gratified in asserting, upon undoubted authority, that the Rideau Canal will be ready for navigation on or about the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 18, 1833p.2 Jonathan Pipes, the captain and owner of a Durham boat, and a boy in his service, Cornelius Dobbin, were unfortunately drowned on Wednesday last. The boat was engaged in supplying the Government contract for sand, and was taking in a load, at M'Intyre's, upon the River, ...p.2 Jonathan Pipes, the captain and owner of a Durham boat, and a boy in his service, Cornelius Dobbin, were unfortunately drowned on Wednesday last. The boat was engaged in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Herald (Montreal, QC), May 28, 1833p.2 Mr. Parker's steamboat Kingston was launched in beautiful style on Thursday morning. This fine vessel, (which was originally meant to be called "The Canadian," and which we noticed some weeks ago,) is intended to ply upon the Bay and River. She is of a very handsome ...p.2 Mr. Parker's steamboat Kingston was launched in beautiful style on Thursday morning. This fine vessel, (which was originally meant to be called "The Canadian," and which we noticed some …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Upper Canada Herald (Kingston, ON), June 5, 1833p.2 Melancholy - accident to durham boat, 1 person dies. [Chronicle]p.2 Melancholy - accident to durham boat, 1 person dies. [Chronicle]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), June 20, 1833p.2 We are happy to learn that the Welland Canal at length promises to reward the persevering enterprise of its projectors. It was opened about the middle of last month; is amply supplied with water; and in the most complete order. Great numbers of vessels have passed ...p.2 We are happy to learn that the Welland Canal at length promises to reward the persevering enterprise of its projectors. It was opened about the middle of last month; …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), June 27, 1833p.2 Rideau Canal - We have at last the pleasure to announce the opening of this important line of communication. The new steamboat Enterprise, built at Perth, after passing through the Tay Canal into the Rideau, reached this port yesterday, where she awaits the arrival, ...p.2 Rideau Canal - We have at last the pleasure to announce the opening of this important line of communication. The new steamboat Enterprise, built at Perth, after passing through …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 29, 18331833 CHRONICLE & GAZETTE AND WEEKLY COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise indicated) Vol. XV No. 11833 CHRONICLE & GAZETTE AND WEEKLY COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise indicated) Vol. XV No. 1Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 6, 1833
p.1 Canada - The Rideau Canal - details by a resident of the Canadas, who defends Col. By. [Correspondent of the London Sun] p.2 Welland Canal - At a meeting of the Stockholders of the Welland Canal Company, on the 6th inst., the following gentlemen were ...p.1 Canada - The Rideau Canal - details by a resident of the Canadas, who defends Col. By. [Correspondent of the London Sun] p.2 Welland Canal - At a meeting …Maritime History of the Great Lakes- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 13, 1833
p.2 Welland Canal - A letter to the Directors of the Welland Canal Company, written by Hon. Mr. Chief Justice Robinson, in which he congratulates them in completing the canal. The arrival of the steam-boat Rideau last Sunday from Bytown may be hailed as an earnest of the ...p.2 Welland Canal - A letter to the Directors of the Welland Canal Company, written by Hon. Mr. Chief Justice Robinson, in which he congratulates them in completing the canal. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 6, 1833