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- Year: 1841
- Bytown Gazette (Ottawa, ON), Jan. 28, 1841
p.2 New Year's Frolic - a jolly-boat is fitted up as a ship from Garden Island and pulled on a sleigh. [Kingston News] p.2 New Year's Frolic - a jolly-boat is fitted up as a ship from Garden Island and pulled on a sleigh. [Kingston News]Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Quebec Gazette (Quebec, QC), April 21, 1841
p.2 Kingston, April 15th - Our Harbour - The harbour is yet blocked up with ice, though we have very good indication of its speedy dissolution. The channel in front of the town is at length open, and seven schooners belonging to Calvin, Cook and Counter, have left Garden Island … p.2 Kingston, April 15th - Our Harbour - The harbour is yet blocked up with ice, though we have very good indication of its speedy dissolution. The channel in front …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Quebec Gazette (Quebec, QC), April 28, 1841 p.2 Kingston, April 22nd - Our harbour is now entirely freed of ice the heavy north-westerly gale of Sunday night last having broken up the sheet which extended upwards to the lake for several miles. The St. George left this port for Toronto on Sunday evening; the Porcupine for ... p.2 Kingston, April 22nd - Our harbour is now entirely freed of ice the heavy north-westerly gale of Sunday night last having broken up the sheet which extended upwards to …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 1, 1841 p.3 From Kingston we have received the following list of arrivals and departures at that port. Arrivals - April 24th - Schooners Union and Enterprise, laden for John Torrance & Co., consigned to McGibbon & Ferguson. - Schooners Amelia and Elizabeth, laden for ... p.3 From Kingston we have received the following list of arrivals and departures at that port. Arrivals - April 24th - Schooners Union and Enterprise, laden for John Torrance & …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 12, 1841 p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - April 29 - Schr. George Moffatt, flour and meal; Flamboro, flour and ashes, to H. & S. Jones. Martha Ann, 368 barrels, 60 pork, 34 ashes, Easton, Ross & Co. April 30 - Schr. Swallow, flour; Princess ... p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - April 29 - Schr. George Moffatt, flour and meal; Flamboro, flour and ashes, to H. & S. Jones. Martha Ann, 368 barrels, 60 pork, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 17, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 6 - Str. St. George, 30 bbls. pork, Hooker & Henderson; 550 bbls. flour, 45 do. pork, Macpherson & Crane. Str. Com. Barrie, 400 bbls. flour, H. & S. Jones; 81 do. pork, Easton, Ross & Co. Str. Transit, ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 6 - Str. St. George, 30 bbls. pork, Hooker & Henderson; 550 bbls. flour, 45 do. pork, Macpherson & Crane. Str. Com. Barrie, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), May 25, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 13 - Schr. Mariner, 9 bls. ashes, 502 flour, 35 pork, 81 whiskey, 2 lard; Amity, 3 brls. ashes, 20 oatmeal, 679 flour, 30 pork; Margaret, 393 flour, Wm. Dickinson & Co.; Peacock, 2444 bus wheat; Swallow, 220 bls. ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 13 - Schr. Mariner, 9 bls. ashes, 502 flour, 35 pork, 81 whiskey, 2 lard; Amity, 3 brls. ashes, 20 oatmeal, 679 flour, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), June 1, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 20 - Str. Union, 489 brls flour, 162 pork; Str. Kingston, 89 pork, 4 lard; Str. St. George, 182 flour; Schr. Cleveland, 2617 bus wheat; Saratoga, 800 brls flour; Fanny, 324 do., 79 pork; Caledonia, 55 ashes, 43 meal; ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - May 20 - Str. Union, 489 brls flour, 162 pork; Str. Kingston, 89 pork, 4 lard; Str. St. George, 182 flour; Schr. Cleveland, 2617 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), June 24, 1841 p.3 Lake Shipping - A new three masted schooner, the Juno, recently built at Brockville by Messrs. Sanderson & Murray, has made her appearance in our harbour. We have now two vessels of this build engaged in the lake trade. A schooner of 175 tons burthen was recently ... p.3 Lake Shipping - A new three masted schooner, the Juno, recently built at Brockville by Messrs. Sanderson & Murray, has made her appearance in our harbour. We have now …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), June 30, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - June 18 - Margaret, 417 bus wheat, H. & S. Jones; Hibernia, 380 brls flour, do.; Str. Niagara, 100 do., do., 100 oatmeal, M'Gibbon & Ferguson; Str. St. George, 255 flour, Hooker, Henderson & Co.; Prince ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - June 18 - Margaret, 417 bus wheat, H. & S. Jones; Hibernia, 380 brls flour, do.; Str. Niagara, 100 do., do., 100 oatmeal, M'Gibbon …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Aug. 5, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - July 22 - Emily, 3000 staves, H. & S. Jones; J. Welsh, 20,000 do., do.; Telegraph, 736 bls flour, M'Gibbon & Ferguson; Shamrock, 1297 do., Macpherson & Crane; Isabella, 842 do., do.; Thomas Hart, 930 do., do.; ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - July 22 - Emily, 3000 staves, H. & S. Jones; J. Welsh, 20,000 do., do.; Telegraph, 736 bls flour, M'Gibbon & Ferguson; Shamrock, 1297 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Quebec Gazette (Quebec, QC), Aug. 9, 1841 p.2 The Regatta, we regret to say, was a failure. Our good citizens seem to be too much engaged "making hay while the sun shines" to pay attention to sportive recreations. Our neighbours of Long Island bore off the palm in two or three of the contests, ousting those of … p.2 The Regatta, we regret to say, was a failure. Our good citizens seem to be too much engaged "making hay while the sun shines" to pay attention to sportive …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Aug. 11, 1841 p.2 Regatta a failure. [Kingston News] PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - The following were omitted last week: - July 23 - Schr. Swallow, staves; Three Friends, do.; Minerva Cook, timber; Wm. Penn, do. July 24 - Enterprise, staves; Britannia, ... p.2 Regatta a failure. [Kingston News] PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - The following were omitted last week: - July 23 - Schr. Swallow, staves; Three Friends, do.; Minerva Cook, timber; …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Aug. 19, 1841 (also copied from the News by Montreal Transcript, Aug. 17th, 1841) p.2 Two new steam vessels are in the course of erection at the shipyard of the Marine Railway Company - one, the St. Andrews, building for the Company, is, we believe, intended for the canal - the ... (also copied from the News by Montreal Transcript, Aug. 17th, 1841) p.2 Two new steam vessels are in the course of erection at the shipyard of the Marine Railway Company …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Aug. 20, 1841 p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - Aug. 5 - Schr. Gen. Brock, 1179 bls flour, Macpherson & Crane; Caledonia, 225 do., Wm. Dickinson & Co. Aug. 6 - Schr. Columbus, 1105 brls flour, H. & S. Jones; Emily, 23 ashes, 15,000 pcs staves, do.; ... p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - Aug. 5 - Schr. Gen. Brock, 1179 bls flour, Macpherson & Crane; Caledonia, 225 do., Wm. Dickinson & Co. Aug. 6 - Schr. Columbus, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), Oct. 16, 1841 p.2 The Late Storm - We hear of but little injury to the shipping on Lake Erie, where much was anticipated from the violence of the gale. A vessel was seen, by the Rochester steamer, 10 miles from Conneaut, sunk, with all her sails set, 4 miles from shore, supposed … p.2 The Late Storm - We hear of but little injury to the shipping on Lake Erie, where much was anticipated from the violence of the gale. A vessel was …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Quebec Gazette (Quebec, QC), Dec. 8, 1841 p.2 Kingston Dec. 2nd - The Lake Steamers are laid up, with the exception of the Niagara, now on her last trip. The Bay boats have ceased running; the Canal is closed; and but a few boats are still plying on the river. Yesterday and today it has been mild, … p.2 Kingston Dec. 2nd - The Lake Steamers are laid up, with the exception of the Niagara, now on her last trip. The Bay boats have ceased running; the Canal …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Oct. 23, 1841 p.2 On Friday the 16th inst., as the schooner John Simpson of Whitby was on her passage from Oswego to Kingston, and soon after leaving the former port, she encountered a heavy gale, in whch she lost both her masts. The Express steamer passed by at the time, and though … p.2 On Friday the 16th inst., as the schooner John Simpson of Whitby was on her passage from Oswego to Kingston, and soon after leaving the former port, she encountered …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Oct. 27, 1841 p.1 letter to editor of the Quebec Gazette about navigation of St. Lawrence and Western Lakes - enlarging St. Lawrence canal locks would be a boon to commerce with England. p.2 Accident to the Royal Mail Steamer Niagara - We regret extremely that this ... p.1 letter to editor of the Quebec Gazette about navigation of St. Lawrence and Western Lakes - enlarging St. Lawrence canal locks would be a boon to commerce with England. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Oct. 30, 1841 p.2 His Excellency Sir Richard Jackson, Administrator of the Government and Suite proceeded to Prescott, yesterday morning, in H.M. Steamer Traveller, Captain Harper R.N. en route for Quebec. His Excellency will descend the rapids of the St. Lawrence in one of the Ericson ... p.2 His Excellency Sir Richard Jackson, Administrator of the Government and Suite proceeded to Prescott, yesterday morning, in H.M. Steamer Traveller, Captain Harper R.N. en route for Quebec. His Excellency …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
