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      Reason: overboard Lives: 1

      p.2 The Weather - harbor is open. p.3 the mercantile marine warrants a Court of Admiralty in C.W. [Leader] -Imports - Dec. 31, Jan. 1. ]NOTES[1863 Daily British Whig (from microfilm available at Kingston Public Library) ...

      p.2 Death of a Well-Known Steamboat Captain - Capt. George E. Willoughby, formerly of the Lakes, as master of some of our most prominent steamers, died at Quebec on the 15th ult., in his 42nd year. Capt. W. very ably commanded the Emerald, London, Canada , Ocean, Atlantic, ...

      p.2 The Admiralty Court - a public meeting to be held to consider petitioning Legislature - "The objects of the intended Petitioners are - 1st - to compel American vessels that commit injury by colliding or otherwise, to make restitution; 2nd - to render Canadian vessels, ...

      p.2 Accidental Drowning - Capt. Coates of sch. Newcastle near Darlington harbor. p.3 Steam On Lake Superior - mail contract should be given now. [Globe] -Imports - 5. ...

      p.2 Canadian Court of Admiralty - (a letter to Editor of Globe) - need for court discussed, using case of collision of Great Western with American vessel on Lake Erie in spring of 1861; American vessels can be converted to Canadian bottoms easily, but not vice-versa; ...

      p.2 Meeting To Institute a Court of Admiralty in Kingston - discussion by people including Capt. Gaskin, W.R. Taylor, etc. -Imports - 7.

      p.2 The Murray Canal - necessity shown for military reasons - a letter by L. Walbridge. [Hastings Chronicle] p.3 Imports - 8.

      p.3 bay is still open. -Imports - 9.

      p.3 Lake Steamers - the steamers Canada , New York, America, Northerner , Peerless, Maple Leaf, and Niagara have all gone to sea for the gov't service and only the Peerless has sunk. -Imports - 10. ...

      p.3 The Shipyard - All is bustle in the Shipyard at present and there are about 110 men employed therein. Capt. Gaskin's new barque (built after the model of the British Lion ) is progressing very rapidly and is now having iron knees placed in her. Her hull is nearly …

      p.3 Lake still open. -Imports - 13.

      p.2 To Contractors - tenders called for renewal of wood work of 2 pair of lock gates at Kingston Mills and Brewers Upper Mills. -Imports - 14,15.

      p.3 Loss of Life on the Lakes in 1862 - a total of 156 people were lost; the biggest single loss was 21 lost on Bay State near Oswego. -Imports - 15.

      p.3 Imports - 16.

      p.2 The Ice Bridge - has taken to Wolfe Island. -Imports - 17.

      p.3 Imports - 19. -Trade of Kingston - custom house returns for 1861 (sic).

      p.3 Imports - 20.

      p.3 Imports - 26.

      p.2 The Weather - ice to Wolfe Island has gone again. p.3 The Harbor - the channel outside the harbor is completely open. -Launch - prop Colonist launched at Marine Railway, and prop West is hauled out after. -Imports - 27. ...