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Geographic Location: Montréal- Item types: Landscapes Representations
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- Groups: Kingston Newspaper clippings
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- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), 8 Oct 1828
Kingston, October 15th - One of the most severe gales that we ever experienced commenced about 12 o'clock on Sunday night, and continued until Monday evening. At two o'clock, P.M. on Monday, the darkness was such as to oblige us to light candles in our office, and about the same … Kingston, October 15th - One of the most severe gales that we ever experienced commenced about 12 o'clock on Sunday night, and continued until Monday evening. At two o'clock, P.M. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), 23 Jul 1827 p.2 York, July 16th - Wonderful Escape - On Saturday last, just as the Canada was proceeding from Niagara to York, A. Heron, Esq. junior, Editor of the Gleaner, undertook to put Captain Mundy of the Wood Duck on board. The skiff in which they had embarked coming in contact … p.2 York, July 16th - Wonderful Escape - On Saturday last, just as the Canada was proceeding from Niagara to York, A. Heron, Esq. junior, Editor of the Gleaner, undertook …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Montreal Gazette (Montreal, QC), 21 Jul 1842 p.2 As might have been expected, a good deal of discussion is going on, as to the cause of the late unfortunate explosion on board the steamboat Shamrock, without, as yet, much light being thrown on the subject, and the comparative safety of high and low-pressure engines. ... p.2 As might have been expected, a good deal of discussion is going on, as to the cause of the late unfortunate explosion on board the steamboat Shamrock, without, as …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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