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Groups: Kingston Newspaper clippings- Groups: Daily British Whig
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- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 7 May 1833
(from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 From the Chronicle of last Saturday, we gleam the following items: that the Steam Boat United States, on Monday sennight, run herself a ground, on the sow and pigs, near Pigeons Island; but that with the timely ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 From the Chronicle of last Saturday, we gleam the following items: that the Steam Boat United States, on Monday sennight, run herself a …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 29 Oct 1833 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 We are sorry to learn that several accidents have happened to the boats belonging to the Forwarding Companies; one boat filled while in one of the locks at the Coteau-du-Lac, and four boats are said to have been ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 We are sorry to learn that several accidents have happened to the boats belonging to the Forwarding Companies; one boat filled while in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 12 Nov 1833 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 We are sorry to notice another accident which has befallen the Steam Boat St. George. While in the neighborhood of French Creek on Saturday last, an important part of her machinery gave way, which has perhaps rendered ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 We are sorry to notice another accident which has befallen the Steam Boat St. George. While in the neighborhood of French Creek on …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 19 Nov 1833 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 The John By - We are happy to be able to state that this Boat is safe at Marigold Point about 20 miles from York, and very little the worse. Her engine is out of her, and it is supposed she can be … (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 The John By - We are happy to be able to state that this Boat is safe at Marigold Point about 20 miles …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 4 Sep 1834 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 ad for Storage & Wharfage - by Barton Philips, foot of Store street. April 4th, 1834. (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 ad for Storage & Wharfage - by Barton Philips, foot of Store street. April 4th, 1834.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 25 May 1837 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 COMMERCIAL WHARF. TRUAX & PHILLIPS, Beg leave to inform the public that they have erected a most commodious New Wharf at the foot of Store Street, on the south side, being ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.3 COMMERCIAL WHARF. TRUAX & PHILLIPS, Beg leave to inform the public that they have erected a most commodious New Wharf at the foot …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 13 Jul 1837 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) nil July 27, 1837 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 Arrived here this morning a new steamer, the Sir Robert Peel; she is very narrow and high for a Lake boat. ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) nil July 27, 1837 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.2 Arrived here this morning a new steamer, the Sir Robert Peel; she is …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 4 Jan 1839 1839 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library) missing 1839 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library) missingMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), 10 Dec 1833 (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.1 The schooner Three Brothers, Capt. Stevenson, sailed from Poultneyville for this port on Tuesday, 12th inst. laden with wheat and apples. Since then nothing has been heard of her. On Sunday last, a barrel of apples, ... (from private collection of Jennifer McKendry) p.1 The schooner Three Brothers, Capt. Stevenson, sailed from Poultneyville for this port on Tuesday, 12th inst. laden with wheat and apples. Since then …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 21 May 1860 p.2 Sailing of the George Moffat for Montreal - from Port Stanley. [London Free Press] -Imports - 18,19. p.2 Sailing of the George Moffat for Montreal - from Port Stanley. [London Free Press] -Imports - 18,19.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 22 May 1860 p.2 State Board of Control, Michigan requires all vessels through Sault canal to pay 6¢ per ton on enroled measurement of vessels. [Chicago Democrat] -future of Burlington canal discussed. -Owen Sound busy, six vessels left last week, including Rescue. -The ... p.2 State Board of Control, Michigan requires all vessels through Sault canal to pay 6¢ per ton on enroled measurement of vessels. [Chicago Democrat] -future of Burlington canal discussed. -Owen …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 23 May 1860 p.2 Kingston & Cape Vincent Ferry - Walter Shanly now makes 3 trips daily. -Imports - 19. p.3 ad for ferry steamer Walter Shanly, Capt. Reid. p.2 Kingston & Cape Vincent Ferry - Walter Shanly now makes 3 trips daily. -Imports - 19. p.3 ad for ferry steamer Walter Shanly, Capt. Reid.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 25 May 1860 p.2 The Queen's Birthday - Bay and harbor were crowded with yachts, sailing vessels and row boats, and steamboats with bands on board. -Imports - 21,22. p.2 The Queen's Birthday - Bay and harbor were crowded with yachts, sailing vessels and row boats, and steamboats with bands on board. -Imports - 21,22.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 26 May 1860 p.2 Royal Canadian Yacht Club - to have regatta when Prince visits. [Colonist] -Canal Tolls Abolished - Burlington Canal Free - benefits for Hamilton. -The steamer Mayflower, which has been laid up for the past two years at Portsmouth, has again been refitted and ... p.2 Royal Canadian Yacht Club - to have regatta when Prince visits. [Colonist] -Canal Tolls Abolished - Burlington Canal Free - benefits for Hamilton. -The steamer Mayflower, which has been …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 28 May 1860 p.2 Quickest Trip on Record - barque Gem from Oswego to Cleveland in 44 hours, owned by Jos. Doyle of Kingston. -New Schooner - built by Mr. M. Simpson of Newcastle for Mr. J. Robinson; the Pioneer, 115 tons, to run to Gulf this summer to fish. [Toronto ... p.2 Quickest Trip on Record - barque Gem from Oswego to Cleveland in 44 hours, owned by Jos. Doyle of Kingston. -New Schooner - built by Mr. M. Simpson of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 29 May 1860 p.2 Imports - 23,24. Collision - schooner Revolving Light and schooner C.N. Johnson collide below Port Huron. [Detroit Tribune 21st] Capt. S.C. Keeler, of the tug Reindeer, states that while engaged with his tug in company with the tug Oswego and two scows, a few days ... p.2 Imports - 23,24. Collision - schooner Revolving Light and schooner C.N. Johnson collide below Port Huron. [Detroit Tribune 21st] Capt. S.C. Keeler, of the tug Reindeer, states that while …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 30 May 1860 p.2 The Late Accident on the Bay at Toronto. -Free Ports in Canada. [Leader] -New Fishery Regulations for Upper Canada - 10 by-laws listed. -steamer North Star aground in Sault River. [Det. Advertiser 25th] -Freights - rates are getting better. -Port ... p.2 The Late Accident on the Bay at Toronto. -Free Ports in Canada. [Leader] -New Fishery Regulations for Upper Canada - 10 by-laws listed. -steamer North Star aground in Sault …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 31 May 1860 p.2 The Late Accident on the Bay of Toronto. -A Crying Evil - captains anchoring in middle of channel in St. Clair River and in Detroit River are a menace. [Detroit Tribune] -The American Lake Steamers - Niagara and Cataract to start. -Imports - 29,30. ... p.2 The Late Accident on the Bay of Toronto. -A Crying Evil - captains anchoring in middle of channel in St. Clair River and in Detroit River are a menace. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 1 Jun 1860 p.2 Ottawa Canal Survey. -Ferry Huron at Sarnia - is in running order. p.3 Auction Sale - 1st Class schooner B.F. Davy, 5 years old, can carry 17,000 bushels through Welland Canal. p.2 Ottawa Canal Survey. -Ferry Huron at Sarnia - is in running order. p.3 Auction Sale - 1st Class schooner B.F. Davy, 5 years old, can carry 17,000 bushels through …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 2 Jun 1860 p.2 Sending Wheat Back to Canada - by schooner Bloomer. [Rochester Union 23d] - Bowmanville still plying to Toronto & Hamilton, leaves every Sunday, a "fast upper-cabin steamer." p.3 ad for Royal Mail Line - steamer Kingston, Capt. Kelley ... p.2 Sending Wheat Back to Canada - by schooner Bloomer. [Rochester Union 23d] - Bowmanville still plying to Toronto & Hamilton, leaves every Sunday, a "fast upper-cabin steamer." p.3 ad …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
