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      1836 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise specified) missing

      p.2 £25,000 Lost To The Country To Enrich Henry J. Boulton - politics involving the Welland Canal. [Welland Canal] - letter to editor concerning a weekly Journal called the "Welland Canal" published by W.L. McKenzie. ...

      p.3 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. STEAM-BOAT TRANSPORT on Lake Ontario. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Tenders will be received at this office until Tuesday at noon on the 29th day of March next, from such persons as ...

      (from original at Ontario Archives) p.2 The Weather - This day (14th April) we are ice bound to Long Island, for the channel between us is not even open...It is believed the ice will continue in our harbor later this year than it has been known for many years past... …

      p.2 Puffing - It is a common remark that if newspaper puffs could raise a Town into importance, there would be no lack of means, but the truth is, puffing is so much at this time in fashion that they only create distrust. We were rather diverted with the following …

      p.2 We have received two communications stating that certain persons are leagued together to oblige water craft to unload, enter and warehouse goods liable to pay duties at a certain wharf, where the officer is interested. We should think there is no law to encourage such a ...

      p.2 The opposition between the St. Lawrence and the Rideau Forwarding Companies is commencing with the same violence as it was carried on last year, and each are causing puffing accounts to be published of their means to accommodate the public, and have also employed ...

      p.3 Mr Ives' new Schooner was launched at his yard on Tuesday. She is calculated to transport oak timber down the lake, having ports in the stern to receive it and also on deck. LAKE ONTARIO. THE STEAM PACKET

      p.1 (only 2 pages) - boatman drowns at Counter's wharf after making fast the rope of a schooner. p.2 The Steamer St. George met with a serious accident below French Creek last night, by running against a rock. The water poured in so fast that it ...

      p.2 The Great Britain Steamer left here on Wednesday for Toronto; after leaving the port for above she broke her shaft, and was obliged to put back for Kingston. The Commodore Barrie experienced very severe weather in her last passage down.

      p.2 Disasters on Lake Michigan - During the storm on the 3rd inst. the Schooners Gen. Harrison, Celeste, and Erie, went ashore at Chicago. The schooner Martin Van Buren, sunk inside the piers. Brig North Carolina, ashore 12 miles above Michigan City, high & ...

      p.2 Buffalo, Oct. 24th - Yesterday 4000 people left this port in steamboats for the West; and it is estimated, that from 9 o'clock yesterday morning to 9 o'clock this evening, not less than 7,000 will have passed out of our harbor up the Lake.... ...

      p.2 Murder - clerk murdered at dock in Port Hope while loading Commodore Barrie. [Cobourg Star] The Steamer St. George is on her last trip to Toronto. The Traveller and Canada are yet in motion on this part of Lake Ontario. The Rideau Canal is closed for the ...

      p.2 Estimate of the Welland Canal - made by Mr. Gowan. - Assembly votes £9000 to improve Windsor Harbor.