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- Year: 1846
- An Act To Amend The Law Constituting The Board Of Works
An Act To Amend The Law Constituting The Board Of Works Source: Unknown Acquired: March 13, 1991 An Act To Amend The Law Constituting The Board Of Works Source: Unknown Acquired: March 13, 1991Cobourg Public Library - The Iron Ore Carriers
The Iron Ore Carriers Source: Unknown Acquired: February 19, 1990 The Iron Ore Carriers Source: Unknown Acquired: February 19, 1990Cobourg Public Library - Thomas Wilson & Co. Foundry & Engine Works
Title based on contents of image Title based on contents of imageDundas Museum and Archives - Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), Aug. 11, 1846
Editorial Correspondence Port Ontario - The Harbor - Light House - Business of the Port - the bridge, &c.; Port Ontario does not at present seem to be in a very thriving condition. It made quite a figure, I am told, in 1836 ... Editorial Correspondence Port Ontario - The Harbor - Light House - Business of the Port - the bridge, &c.; Port Ontario does not at present seem to be in a …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Terrible Gale on Lake Erie - Sixteen Bodies Found
Onondaga Gazette (Baldwinsville, NY), Nov. 30, 1846 Terrible Gale on Lake Erie - Sixteen Bodies Found _____ Lake Erie was visited by a tremendous gale on Thursday, the 19th inst., which occasioned the loss of several vessels and a number of lives. Accounts state that sixteen bodies were picked up along ... Onondaga Gazette (Baldwinsville, NY), Nov. 30, 1846 Terrible Gale on Lake Erie - Sixteen Bodies Found _____ Lake Erie was visited by a tremendous gale on Thursday, the 19th inst., which occasioned the loss of several vessels …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Syracuse Journal (Syracuse, NY), Saturday Aug, 22 1846
New Vessels. The Oswego Advertiser of the 18th announces the launch of the Queen of the West. She is a beautiful vessel of the first class. Mr.Weeks, the proprietor of the West, has another vessel on the stock, which he will launch in a month. Mr. Dobbie of Oswego, has … New Vessels. The Oswego Advertiser of the 18th announces the launch of the Queen of the West. She is a beautiful vessel of the first class. Mr.Weeks, the proprietor of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Dec. 9, 1846
p.2 Three of the regular steamers plying between Kingston and Lachine being disabled from running, one by an accident to her machinery, and the other two by a collision, in which, fortunately, no one was injured, the post-office department at Kingston was afraid the Western ... p.2 Three of the regular steamers plying between Kingston and Lachine being disabled from running, one by an accident to her machinery, and the other two by a collision, in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Dec. 16, 1846 p.2 Torrance Wheat Job - letter to Editor of Pilot & Journal of Commerce, about two cargoes of wheat ground by miller Calvin Phelps at St. Catherines, from schooners Rockwell and Trenton which loaded in Milwaukee and Toledo. p.2 Torrance Wheat Job - letter to Editor of Pilot & Journal of Commerce, about two cargoes of wheat ground by miller Calvin Phelps at St. Catherines, from schooners Rockwell …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 9, 1846 p.2 Lieut. Willoughby - We omitted to state in our last number that Mr. Willoughby, of the Royal Navy, who was one of our most active defenders during the late Rebellion, has returned on service to Kingston, and is Lieutenant of the Mohawk. The regret experienced at the departure ... p.2 Lieut. Willoughby - We omitted to state in our last number that Mr. Willoughby, of the Royal Navy, who was one of our most active defenders during the late …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 13, 1846 p.2 Mr. Hamilton Merritt, M.P.P. has published two letters in favor of the interference of the Government with the monopoly of the forwarding business. We are averse to the Government interfering in any such matter. Where monopolies by private individuals or companies ... p.2 Mr. Hamilton Merritt, M.P.P. has published two letters in favor of the interference of the Government with the monopoly of the forwarding business. We are averse to the Government …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 16, 1846 p.2 Corn Brooms - made in factory of Mr. B.L. Nutt, Marine Railway Buildings. p.2 Corn Brooms - made in factory of Mr. B.L. Nutt, Marine Railway Buildings.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 20, 1846 p.2 Mr. Gzowski, an Engineer from the Board of Works, visited Goderich a short time since, and selected the spot on which a "first-class permanent Government Light-house" is to be erected, before the end of June next, and in the mean time a temporary one is to be erected ... p.2 Mr. Gzowski, an Engineer from the Board of Works, visited Goderich a short time since, and selected the spot on which a "first-class permanent Government Light-house" is to be …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 23, 1846 p.2 The Corporation - Sir Richard Bonnycastle wanted houses in front of the Market Building, which were occupied by Messrs. Macpherson & Crane, to be removed. For the Argus. Mr. Editor - It is now known that the new additional fortifications at this ... p.2 The Corporation - Sir Richard Bonnycastle wanted houses in front of the Market Building, which were occupied by Messrs. Macpherson & Crane, to be removed. For the Argus. Mr. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Jan. 30, 1846 p.3 To the Editor of the Argus. Sir - I am astonished at the silence of our Kingston merchants and others regarding the Forwarding Monopoly, which has received so much attention in Montreal and in different other places throughout the Province. I am ... p.3 To the Editor of the Argus. Sir - I am astonished at the silence of our Kingston merchants and others regarding the Forwarding Monopoly, which has received so much …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Argus (Kingston, ON), Feb. 3, 1846 p.3 Welland Canal should be ready in new year. [St. Catharines Journal] p.3 Welland Canal should be ready in new year. [St. Catharines Journal]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Syracuse Daily Star (Syracuse, NY), Thursday July 16, 1846 Correspondence of the Star Steamboat Lady of the Lake July 14, 1846 We are on the broad, deep waters of Lake Ontario, on board of that fine water craft and beautiful specimen of architecture, the Lady of the Lake, Captain Taylor. Our party took passage on board of ... Correspondence of the Star Steamboat Lady of the Lake July 14, 1846 We are on the broad, deep waters of Lake Ontario, on board of that fine water craft and …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Colonist (Toronto, ON), April 17, 1846 Welland Canal The St.Catharines Journal of the 2nd instant, states that the canal is now ready for the letting in of the water, which will be done as soon as Lake Erie is clear enough of ice to admit of its navigation. The feeder is full, and the canal can … Welland Canal The St.Catharines Journal of the 2nd instant, states that the canal is now ready for the letting in of the water, which will be done as soon as …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Welland Canal
New York Spectator (New York, NY), 9 Dec 1846, p. 4 Welland Canal The breach which at present interrupts the navigation of that canal detains some seventy vessels with their cargoes and threatens them with a Winter's berth in the interior of Canada. The break itself will, as we understand, be repaired in a few days, and the ice, ... New York Spectator (New York, NY), 9 Dec 1846, p. 4 Welland Canal The breach which at present interrupts the navigation of that canal detains some seventy vessels with their cargoes and threatens them with a Winter's berth in the interior …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Goliath (Propeller), aground, 1 Sep 1846 Reason: aground Freight: flour & wheat Remarks: Got off Reason: aground Freight: flour & wheat Remarks: Got offMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Sovereign (Steamboat), collision, 11 Apr 1846 Reason: collision Lives: nil Remarks: Damaged Reason: collision Lives: nil Remarks: DamagedMaritime History of the Great Lakes
