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      1834 UPPER CANADA HERALD (from P.A.C. microfilm B-2511 unless otherwise noted; N-9626 is the same.) missing Jan. 8, 15, 1834 missing Jan. 22, 1834 p.1 St. Lawrence Canal Report p.3 an editorial on St. ...

      p.2 Welland Canal - discussed in House of Assembly. Feb. 12, 1834 p.2 House of Assembly - Welland Canal discussed on Jan. 25th. Feb. 19, 1834 p.2 House of Assembly - Debate on Welland Canal. p.3 Tenders ...

      p.2 an article about St. Lawrence & Welland Canals including an extract from an Address of the Oswego Corresponding Committee, to the Gov. of New York. Jan. 29th 1834 [British American Journal] p.3 An installment of 20% is due on New Bay ...

      p.2 List of Acts Passed this Last Session of the Legislature: #12 Long Point Pier Construction Bill #13 Richmond Canal Bill #23 Welland Canal Grant Bill #27 Port Hope and Rice Lake Canal Bill #31 St. Lawrence Navigation (Grant 350,000 ...

      p.2 It will be seen by a notice in our paper of today, that the beautiful new Steamer Brockville is to commence her trips on the 1st day of April next. We understand that until the roads are well settled she will run between the head of the Long Sault …

      p.3 The Weather - ... The Oswego Packet arrived here last Wednesday, and other vessels since then. - The Britannia leaves this port tomorrow at 8 a.m. for Hallowel.

      p.3 The new and elegant steamer Brockville, propelled by two engines of 40 horse power each, arrived here last Sunday morning on her first trip. She performed the distance from Brockville to this port, 60 miles, in 5 hours, and it is expected that when her engines have ...

      p.3 On Monday night the William IV arrived here, and proceeded up the Lake. And on Tuesday morning the Queenston followed on the same route. To the Proprietors and Managing Committees of the various Steam Boats touching at Kingston: Gentlemen - The Boats under ...

      p.3 For Sale - new travelling and commercial map of Canadas, from Sault Ste. Marie to Saguenay, by David Taylor R.N. By a letter in the Cornwall Observer we find that the St. Lawrence Canal Commissioners are authorized to draw on the Receiver General for money to carry into ...

      p.2 Trial with importance to the forwarding trade - James F. Smith vs W.L. Whiting - a trial held in Toronto concerning a bateau and cargo damaged in storm on Lake St. Francis; steamer Neptune mentioned. [Montreal Gazette] p.3 Ad for sale of Naval ...

      p.2 The Ottawa steamboats have commenced their regular trips, and it is but justice to the agent Mr. Cushing, of this city, to notice the comfort and convenience he has ensured to the public in the fitting up of the respective steamboats on the line. The Ottawa has been ...

      p.2 canal from Port Hope to Rice Lake discussed. p.3 Steam Boat Cobourg - (partly unreadable) We were yesterday evening by the arrival of the new Steam Boat Cobourg. It was the first visit this superb and beautiful vessel made Cobourg since we launched ...

      p.2 The Rideau Canal - mentions Thomas McKay, Rideau, Margaret, Enterprise,Toronto, Iroquois, Ottawa, St. Andrews, Shannon. [Chronicle & Gazette] Rideau Canal & Ottawa Route - a letter to Editor of Montreal Gazette signed by "Ottawa Settler". (see C.& G. May ...

      missing June 4, 1834 p.3 Melancholy Accident - a young man sailing in harbour upsets and drowns.

      p.2 Extract of a private letter - discusses trip from Montreal by Enterprize and Rideau, mentions crowded conditions but it is the best route for Emigrants. [Montreal Gazette] (see C.&G.; June 7th) p.3 Various contradictory statements have appeared ...

      p.2 The St. Lawrence Canal - final decision of canal route to be the one originally surveyed by Mr. Mills. The contracts are to be given out on the 16th proximo, when they intend breaking ground on the following day, as a matter of course. [Cornwall Observer]

      p.1 Launch - Last Thursday at 12 o'clock A.M. the Rapid Steam-Boat constructed on Mr. Sanford's plan, was launched, the instant she started on her ways, the band commenced playing God save the King. As one third of her length entered the water, a part of the ways broke. And …

      p.2 We are sorry to learn that the Dalhousie steam boat sunk last Friday, at Point Maligne, on her way up the rapids, to navigate the Rideau canal. She is about a mile from this, in 6 feet of water. The beds, furniture, etc., are said to sustain little or …

      p.3 a letter to the editor of the U.C. Herald about a journey to Montreal and back; the Spectator had made mistakes in the same account; it mentions different steamers, bateaux, etc.]

      p.2 The Town of Brantford - mentions a steamboat in progress, nearly ready for the engine, to run from Dunnville to Cayuga by first of August. [Brantford Sentinel] Grand River Improvements [Brantford Sentinel] p.3 St. Lawrence Canals - mentions ...