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      1848 KINGSTON CHRONICLE & NEWS (from originals at Queen's University Special Collections unless otherwise noted) p.3 In the Court of Bankruptcy for the Midland District. In the matter of Thomas Collins and William Power ...

      p.2 THE ONTARIO is the name of a new steamer recently built at French Creek for the American Mail line on the lake. The Oswego Times furnishes the annexed description of her: "This vessel has been towed up from French Creek and now lies at the dock, foot of Seneca …

      p.2 harbor covered in ice. p.3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. STEAM BOAT TRANSPORT. On Lake Ontario, For the Year 1848. Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, ...

      p.3 BANKRUPTCY SALE. Will be sold by Auction, on Wednesday next, the 26th instant, at the stone warehouse adjoining the railway, a quantity of articles belonging to the Bankrupt Estate of Sanderson & Murray, viz.: 20 Barge oars; 3 gaffs; 2 ...

      p.3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. STEAMBOAT TRANSPORT. Sealed Tenders will be received at this Office until Noon on Monday, the 14th February next, for Transport By Steamboat during the season of navigation of 1848, of Troops, Government ...

      p.2 Toronto Dry Dock Company - This Company, which received its Charter during the last session of Parliament, is about to go into active operation. A few temporary buildings will be erected on its premises at Reese's wharf and the Company will soon be prepared to execute orders ...

      p.2 A Bridge Wanted - for crossing gap in ice which usually obstructs the free crossing between City and Wolfe & Garden Islands. p.3 Married - yesterday, Walter McCuniffe, Harbor-master of this Port, to Mrs. Vallier, also of this city. ...

      p.2 letter to editor of Toronto Herald about Free Trade, duties, inland trade, etc.; (1 1/2 columns by Donald Bethune.)

      p.2 The Weather - ...the ice in the Bay was broken up nearly to Browne's Wharf, and the steamer Chief Justice took in freight and passengers yesterday morning, at the Yonge Street Wharf - a circumstance, we are informed, unprecedented in Toronto at this period of the year... ...

      p.2 Free Navigation of the St. Lawrence - a letter to editor. [Toronto Globe] p.3 Lake Erie - The steamer Albany left Detroit last week on her way to Sandusky. The Albany had troops on board bound for Mexico. Ship-building at Cleveland - The various ...

      p.3 The Weather - ...The ice on the waters of the harbor is more porous than usual at this season of the year, and in many places near the wharves has entirely disappeared.

      p.3 Port Hope Harbor - The committee appointed at a public meeting to memorialize the Provincial Government respecting the Port Hope harbor, have performed their duty; already, 1,400 names are attached to it, and we understand it is being numerously signed in Hamilton, Toronto, ...

      p.3 NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Kingston Marine Railway Company will be held on Monday the third day of April next, at one o'clock P.M., at the Office of the undersigned. JAMES FRASER, Secretary. Kingston, 1st ...

      p.2 Melancholy Accident - On the afternoon of Thursday, as Capt. Abbott, sailing master of the steamer Ireland, was engaged in hoisting a mast on board the steamer Queen Victoria he was accidentally precipitated from the deck into the hold, striking his head with so much violence ...

      p.2 Navigation - The steamer Eclipse was advertised to leave Toronto for Hamilton on Monday last. PORT HOPE HARBOR. By the attention of a friend, we are put in possession of a copy of a memorial to His Excellency the Governor General, praying that His ...

      p.2 REWARD OF MERIT. We are gratified in learning that it is the intention of the British American Assurance Company to present two medals to Captain W.R. Taylor, of the Schooner Governor, and Captain Pollock, of the Schooner Sir Charles Bagot. It will ...

      p.1 The Navigation Laws of Great Britain - American Commerce.

      p.2 The Weather - ice is getting weak at Kingston. ad for Gov't Contract - 300 tons of coal for steam vessels needed at Kingston Navy Yard; 150 tons at Port Maitland, and 150 tons at Penetanguishene, Lake Huron. March 20th, 1848. ...

      p.2 Navigation - The steamer Princess Royal is advertised to leave Toronto today for this city, but as the ice has not yet shifted, it is not probable that she will be able to reach the harbor. The Harbor - The ice in the channel has given way, and a …

      p.2 First Arrival - The Steamer Princess Royal arrived here from Toronto on Thursday, shortly before 6 p.m. The Princess encountered a field of ice at Four Mile Point, through which she cut her way; she had a little more of this kind of work to do on nearing the …