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      This item is a letter dated December 24th, 1884 addressed to Henry Read from Charles Kelly and Charles Gammage. The letter indicates that the Teachers and Friends of the Sabbath School were presenting Mr. Read with a bible in appreciation of his work as superintendent.

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      1884 DAILY BRITISH WHIG (available on microfilm at Queens University - Stauffer Library, and Kingston-Frontenac Public Library) p.2 NEW MARINE LAW. Today the new Act, respecting the examining and qualifying of masters and ...

      p.1 Here & There - The ferry boat made a start for the island at 1 o'clock today.

      p.2 The New Marine Law. The Editor, British Whig; Dear Sir; I notice in last night's issue that the new marine law requires masterrs and mates of vessels (with the exception of those who have certificates of servitude) to pass a rigid ...

      p.2 Cataraqui Ward Again - letter to Editor about John Gaskin, Montreal Transportation Co. - politics in the recent civic election. p.3 Here & There - str. Junita of Clayton said to be sold to Capt. Wm. Elliot for $1,200. ...

      p.3 Good Inspection Law - The Montreal Witness, noticing our remarks about the use of barges upon the lakes which have been condemned so far as the river trade is concerned, says that the next session of Parliament should not be allowed to close without a good inspection law ...

      p.3 Here & There - keel of new boat for Cape-Alexandria Bay route laid at Clayton.

      p.3 Publishing Lloyds' Register - The Canadian Underwriters, composed of the representatives of the various Marine Insurance Companies, have decided to issue Lloyd's Register themselves in place of using the publication of the Americans. A special inspection and rating of the ...

      p.2 STEAMER SPARTAN. Detroit, Jan. 8th - Last June the Canadian steamer Spartan was wrecked near Cariboo Island, Lake Superior, and abandoned. She was brought subsequently to Detroit by the tug Winslow and repaired by the Detroit Dry Dock Company, and ...

      p.3 Montreal Transportation Company - annual meeting; elected Directors: Messrs. Hugh McLennan, Andrew Allan, John Ogilvie, John McLennan, G.M. Kinghorn and P.R. Henderson.

      p.3 Bought The Tug - Capt. Booth has purchased from Mr. Gilmore, Trenton, the tug Rambler, now lying at the Kingston Foundry wharf, for about $4,000. It has been secured for Welland Canal service. It is a fine boat with a powerful engine, and only four years old. Drafting A …

      p.2 Personal Mention - Edward Gerard to put engine into new str. Flower City at Clayton. Capt. Donnelly, of the Dominion Wrecking Co., returned from Montreal where he settled up the season's business. p.3 Here & There - 6 Kingstonians to Clayton to ...

      p.1 The Devil Lake System - a letter to editor about proposed canal to join to Rideau Canal.

      p.2 Court of Revision - A Gunn & Co. asked that the assessment of their stock in the Kingston & Montreal Forwarding Company be placed on the same list as the property of vessel men, thus entitling it to a reduction of 40 per cent. The Court intimated that the …

      p.2 A Vessel Burned - Last night the schooner M. O'Gorman, lying in Cataraqui Bay, was apparently set on fire and burned to the water's edge. The smoke from the burning hull still ascends. The craft, valued at $1,000, was commanded by Captain George Malone, and ran between ...

      p.1 THE MARINE LAW. The Editor, British Whig; Dear Sir, - Captain Thomas Donnelly, in the columns of your contemporary, takes great delight in referring to the new marine law and in placing great stress on that part of the examination matter which ...

      p.3 PUBLIC WORKS REPORT. Hon. H.L. Langevin, Minister of Public Works, has issued his annual report by which we learn the extent of the improvements effected in Kingston by his department during the past fiscal year: (part) At the session of 1882 ...