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      p.2 rumour that Hon. Capt. Berkeley, R.N. to supersede Capt. Sandom on this station, whose term shortly expires. [Kingston News] (also in Bytown Gaz. Mar. 9th) - Capt. Drew of Wasp is on way to South American post, to try and repay him for the ...

      (on microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and Ontario Archives) nil (only pages 1 & 2)

      p.3 The Shipping Trade - Of our shipping interests - the main dependence of this city - the season thus far presents rather a gloomy picture. Notwithstanding the late opening of the season, we have as yet had but very few arrivals, and there is little in this way to …

      p.2 In our number of the 12th instant, we gave a statement of the leading imports at Kingston, up to the 5th, compiled from an extended statement in the Quebec Mercury. We are now enabled, from the same source, to continue the statement to the 13th instant inclusive: ...

      p.1 We lately briefly noticed the case of Bray vs. Sandom, which was tried at the last Assizes for the Midland District, and in which the Jury awarded £50 damages to the plaintiff. We derived our information regarding this matter from our contemporary, the British ...

      p.3 The Cobourg Star is wrong about the Frontenac being on fire; it is only a rumour to injure the character of the Frontenac. [News]

      p.3 The opposition steamboats running between Hamilton and Toronto, have entered into an arrangement by which the rate of passage is reduced to 5s cabin and 2s 6d deck. The Admiral, instead of running between Lewiston and this port direct, as recently advertised, has been ...

      p.2 The steamer Kingston has been withdrawn from the bay, and her place supplied by the Frontenac. The advertisement of the latter will be found in another column. [Kingston News]

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.1 LAKE ONTARIO 1843. THE STEAM PACKET UNION, Capt. Charles Burns, Will, during the Season, ply between Kingston, ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Marine Disasters - The large fleet of vessels now absent on the upper lakes are suffering injury from the rough and stormy weather. The new brig St. Louis, Kyle, master, which left this port on the 2nd ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Accidental Drowning - of lock tender near St. Catharines; no foot bridges. [St. Cath. Journ.] A Dismissal - Col. Richards who has for many years kept the Light House on Point Petre, in the ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 STEAMBOAT NOTICE. The Montreal Mail Steamer GILDERSLEEVE, will leave for Dickinson's Landing, on Wednesday next the 6th inst., being the last trip this ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 The Steamer FRONTENAC, Will, during the continuance of the navigation, ply between this port and Prescott, as follows: Leaving Kingston on Mondays, ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Affray at Port Robinson - canallers involved. [St. Catharines Journal] Sault St. Marie Canal - meeting needed to push for construction. [Detroit Advertiser] Mr. Walter Elliot, of this ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 Bray vs Sandom - We are pleased to learn that the verdict of this jury in this case in favor of the plaintiff, has been affixed by the Court above. (News now returning to weekly format) ...

      PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARINERS OF OSWEGO Pursuant to a call of the seamen of Oswego, a meeting was held at the Market on the 13th of march inst. , at 4 o'clock, P. M. , for the purpose of consulting upon the subject of sailors' wages. R. H. Spencer was …

      The Kingston Chronicle & Gazette copied the above from the New York Commercial Advertiser

      Beauharnois Canal - An extract from a slip published at the office of the Montreal Herald, on Saturday, gives the verdict of the Corner's Jury on the persons killed at the Beauharnois riot. It is to be hoped that there will be no more of such proceedings as have been …

      Verdict Of The Jury - The Inquest upon the bodies of parties killed in the late riots at Beauharnois, which was convened by Mr. Jones, On Wednesday, closed on Friday evening, when the following verdict was given by the jury, who were, we understand, unanimous: - "We are of ...

      Public Works - It is pleasant to turn from the subject of politics, with which we have had very little to, of late, and take a survey of the public improvements which are now in course of prosecution, along the great line of our internal water communication, from Montreal to …