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- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), May 22, 1829
p.14 Navigation of Lake Erie. p.14 Navigation of Lake Erie.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), May 29, 1829 p.23 Domestic - On Thursday the 21st inst. a beautiful Schooner was launched at the Isle of Tanti, built by Mr. David Tate, and owned by Captain Thew, of the Township of Whitby. After the necessary preparations were completed she entered her destined element in gallant style, ... p.23 Domestic - On Thursday the 21st inst. a beautiful Schooner was launched at the Isle of Tanti, built by Mr. David Tate, and owned by Captain Thew, of the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), June 5, 1829 p.31 For Sale - the Durham Boat Nelson, burthen 500 barrels, together with the Tackle belonging thereto, cheap for cash, or short approved credit. For further particulars, apply to the Gazette and Advocate Office. Kingston, June 4th, 1829. Cobourg Harbour - The ... p.31 For Sale - the Durham Boat Nelson, burthen 500 barrels, together with the Tackle belonging thereto, cheap for cash, or short approved credit. For further particulars, apply to the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), June 12, 1829 p.39 We are requested to state, that the Steamer Sir James Kempt will leave this for the Camp ground on Sunday morning next, at 9 o'clock, and will return in the afternoon. p.39 We are requested to state, that the Steamer Sir James Kempt will leave this for the Camp ground on Sunday morning next, at 9 o'clock, and will return in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), June 19, 1829 p.46 (pages 43-46 are out of order at end of volume) We regret to learn that the Steamer Toronto received some injury in her machinery on Wednesday last, while on her way down from Bath. She was towed into port this morning, and, we are informed, will resume her trips … p.46 (pages 43-46 are out of order at end of volume) We regret to learn that the Steamer Toronto received some injury in her machinery on Wednesday last, while on …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), June 26, 1829 p.54 Welland Canal - notes the receipt of the Report of the Board of Directors. [U.C. Herald] p.54 Welland Canal - notes the receipt of the Report of the Board of Directors. [U.C. Herald]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), July 10, 1829 p.70 We regret to announce an accident which happened yesterday morning on board the Sir James Kempt steam boat, on her way up. A Fireman, during the night, having occasion to draw up, as is supposed, a bucket of water, unfortunately fell overboard; and though every ... p.70 We regret to announce an accident which happened yesterday morning on board the Sir James Kempt steam boat, on her way up. A Fireman, during the night, having occasion …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), July 24, 1829 p.86 The body of George Heathers, employed on board of a Durham Boat belonging to Mr. Davies, on the Island, drowned 1lth May last, was found on Wednesday last, on the Pittsburgh shore. - Verdict of the Coroner's Jury, "accidentally drowned." p.87 ... p.86 The body of George Heathers, employed on board of a Durham Boat belonging to Mr. Davies, on the Island, drowned 1lth May last, was found on Wednesday last, on …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Aug. 14, 1829 p.106 Insurance against Fire, and against the dangers of Inland Navigation, effected by the subscriber. Policies already for delivery. John G. Parker, Ag't Protection Insurance Co. p.111 bateau descending Lachine Rapids struck on rock in the grand ... p.106 Insurance against Fire, and against the dangers of Inland Navigation, effected by the subscriber. Policies already for delivery. John G. Parker, Ag't Protection Insurance Co. p.111 bateau descending Lachine …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Aug. 21, 1829 p.113 A Sketch of the Fort George Circuit - contains a brief description of the Queenston. p.118 Coroner's Inquest on employee of Mr. Drummond, who died along Canal. [U.C. Herald] p.119 Married - At Ogdensburgh, on Wednesday last ... p.113 A Sketch of the Fort George Circuit - contains a brief description of the Queenston. p.118 Coroner's Inquest on employee of Mr. Drummond, who died along Canal. [U.C. Herald] …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Aug. 28, 1829 p.126 Methodist clergymen leave on the Niagara for Ancaster. The Ferry across the St. Lawrence from Gananoque, is to be let by Government for 7 years the 1st day of October next. Welland Canal - short article. [Rochester Republican] p.127 ... p.126 Methodist clergymen leave on the Niagara for Ancaster. The Ferry across the St. Lawrence from Gananoque, is to be let by Government for 7 years the 1st day of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Sept. 11, 1829 p.142 Daring Outrage - Sheriff attacked while arresting a man in employ of Rideau Canal contractors for trespassing. [Brockville Recorder Sept. 8th] p.142 Daring Outrage - Sheriff attacked while arresting a man in employ of Rideau Canal contractors for trespassing. [Brockville Recorder Sept. 8th]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Sept. 18, 1829 p.151 The Pier - work being done. [Oswego Gazette] p.151 The Pier - work being done. [Oswego Gazette]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Sept. 25, 1829 p.159 Great Exhibition - plan to send Superior over Niagara Falls; notes the near completion of the Welland Canal. [Farmer's Journal] p.159 Great Exhibition - plan to send Superior over Niagara Falls; notes the near completion of the Welland Canal. [Farmer's Journal]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Oct. 2, 1829 p.167 New Steam Packets - It is reported that Mr. John Hamilton has gone down to Montreal to get two engines of eighty horse power each constructed for a steam packet, intended to be built on the swift sailing principle, and to make two trips up and down the Lake … p.167 New Steam Packets - It is reported that Mr. John Hamilton has gone down to Montreal to get two engines of eighty horse power each constructed for a steam …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Oct. 9, 1829 p.175 (pages 171-174 are missing) On Monday we were much gratified at seeing an improvement on Steam Boat paddles. By the proposed alteration the paddles are always perpendicular while in the water, and the loss of power on the old construction is consequently avoided. ... p.175 (pages 171-174 are missing) On Monday we were much gratified at seeing an improvement on Steam Boat paddles. By the proposed alteration the paddles are always perpendicular while in …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Oct. 16, 1829 p.182 Distressing - A Batteau belonging to John MacPherson & Co. loaded with Wheat and Flour, it is supposed has been lost while descending the Rapids at Cascades, and eleven persons to have perished. p.183 Welland Canal - feeder from Deep Cut to Grand ... p.182 Distressing - A Batteau belonging to John MacPherson & Co. loaded with Wheat and Flour, it is supposed has been lost while descending the Rapids at Cascades, and eleven …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Oct. 23, 1829 p.191 According to the opinion of the Attorney General of Lower Canada, published in the Brockville Gazette of the 16th inst., vessels, boats, etc. belonging to this Province, and laden with the produce thereof, are not bound to "report or enter at the Coteau du Lac, or any ... p.191 According to the opinion of the Attorney General of Lower Canada, published in the Brockville Gazette of the 16th inst., vessels, boats, etc. belonging to this Province, and laden …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Oct. 30, 1829
(from original at University of Toronto - Robarts Library) p.179 gates hung on Head Lock of Hogback Dam on 17th. [Montreal Gazette] The St. Lawrence - suggested to British Gov't to open it to the Americans. [Col. Adv.] injury to steamboat Niagara repaired; it ... (from original at University of Toronto - Robarts Library) p.179 gates hung on Head Lock of Hogback Dam on 17th. [Montreal Gazette] The St. Lawrence - suggested to British Gov't …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Gazette and Religious Advocate (Kingston, ON), Nov. 6, 1829 (from original at University of Toronto - Robarts Library) p.203 ad for Bronson & Marshall - Storage & Forwarding at Oswego. (from original at University of Toronto - Robarts Library) p.203 ad for Bronson & Marshall - Storage & Forwarding at Oswego.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
