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      1842 THE NEWS, KINGSTON (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and Ontario Archives, unless otherwise noted) p.3 We perceive by the Niagara Chronicle that Mr. Bethune has launched another steamer at Niagara named The ...

      (on microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and Ontario Archives) nil (only pages 1 & 2)

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.1 LAKE ONTARIO 1843. THE STEAM PACKET UNION, Capt. Charles Burns, Will, during the Season, ply between Kingston, ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Marine Disasters - The large fleet of vessels now absent on the upper lakes are suffering injury from the rough and stormy weather. The new brig St. Louis, Kyle, master, which left this port on the 2nd ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Accidental Drowning - of lock tender near St. Catharines; no foot bridges. [St. Cath. Journ.] A Dismissal - Col. Richards who has for many years kept the Light House on Point Petre, in the ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 STEAMBOAT NOTICE. The Montreal Mail Steamer GILDERSLEEVE, will leave for Dickinson's Landing, on Wednesday next the 6th inst., being the last trip this ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 The Steamer FRONTENAC, Will, during the continuance of the navigation, ply between this port and Prescott, as follows: Leaving Kingston on Mondays, ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.2 Affray at Port Robinson - canallers involved. [St. Catharines Journal] Sault St. Marie Canal - meeting needed to push for construction. [Detroit Advertiser] Mr. Walter Elliot, of this ...

      (from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room) p.3 Bray vs Sandom - We are pleased to learn that the verdict of this jury in this case in favor of the plaintiff, has been affixed by the Court above. (News now returning to weekly format) ...

      1844 KINGSTON NEWS (Jan. 11th to April 18th are from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library; from April 25th on are from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and from Ontario Archives) nil ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.1 Distress on the Lachine Canal - workers unemployed because the contracts were not given out. [Montreal Times] p.3 For Sale - The fast sailing Schooner Mariner, with her Masts, Rigging and Sails, ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. STEAM BOAT TRANSPORT On Lake Ontario, For the Year 1844. Sealed Tenders will be received at the ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.1 Canals & Their Prospects of Revenue [Quebec Gazette] p.2 Welland Canal Riots [Niagara Chronicle] p.3 ad for Montreal Fire, Life and Inland Navigation Assurance Co. ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.1 Canals of Canada; Their Prospects & Probable Influence On the Country, by W.R. Casey, Civil Engineer (4 1/2 columns). [American Railroad Journal and Mechanic's Mag.] p.3 Canals of Canada - ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.2 MERCHANT SEAMEN'S SOCIETY. At the Annual Meeting of the Merchant Seamen's Society, held at the National Hotel, on Monday the 8th day of January, 1844, the following persons were chosen ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.1 Internal Trade of the U.S. - mentions canals, Oswego harbour, and Buffalo harbour. (4 columns) [Hunts Merchants Magazine] p.2 Commerce of Hamilton - tolls from Burlington Canal; imports and ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.2 Welland Canal - labourers struck for wages. [Niagara Chronicle]

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.2 Merchant Seamen's Society - present a memorial to the Governor-General asking him to be patron of Society; mentions lack of installations to look after distressed seamen. p.3 Lake Commerce - ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.3 STEAM BOAT NOTICE - The Steamer Henry Gildersleeve will, until further notice, leave here daily, at 7 a.m. for Prescott, commencing on Monday next, the 8th instant. Commercial Wharf, Kingston, 4th April, ...

      (from originals at Toronto Central Reference Library) p.2 laborers on Lachine Canal strike for higher wages. [Montreal Times] - 2 men attacked by canallers. [Niagara Chronicle] The harbor having been completely relieved from ice, has presented during a portion ...