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      p.1 Excursion To The Falls - on board str. City of Toronto, Capt. Dick, from Toronto. [British Canadian] p.2 Public Works - details of St. Lawrence Canal work. [Evans' Agricultural Journal] p.3 - break in Lachine Canal; boats ...

      p.3 Mechanic's Institution Excursion - to Jones Falls on steamer Vulcan, Capt. Drummond, giving itinery and cost of tickets (with ad).

      p.3 - more disturbances at Quarries on Welland Canal. [St. Catharine's Journal]

      p.3 Singular Fact in Natural History - steamer Prince Albert slowed by current in 2 places on Rideau Canal, near the Isthmus, and near Portland.

      p.2 Arrival Extraordinary - The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald of Thursday last announces the arrival at that port on the previous day of the sloop St. Albans, of St. Albans, Vermont, Mortimer Blin, master, from Whitehall, Lake Champlain, on her way to New Orleans. The editor of the ...

      p.2 TREMENDOUS GALE. Awful Destruction of Lives and Property!!! (at Buffalo) ....The damage and losses in steamboats and shipping is also great. The steamboat Robert Fulton will be a total loss; the steamboat G.W. Dole ...

      p.3 We regret to learn that the Schooner Sophia, Capt. Gaskin, of this port, experienced severe loss in the late gale, near Penetanguishene. The Sophia had anchored under the lee of an Island called the Giant Tomb, near Penetanguishene, the wind at the time blowing from the ...

      p.1 The Primrose - We are sorry to say that our fears respecting the fate of this vessel were but too well founded. She has sunk off Point Petre, and all hands have perished. The names of the unfortunate sufferers were Henry Stanton, (Master), William Burlingham, John Trumpour, ...

      p.2 Outrages on the Cornwall Canal - Irish factions at odds. [Montreal Transcript] p.3 Under the very unimposing name of a "Revenue Cutter," it would appear by the following extract from the Albany Atlas, that the American Government is about placing ...

      p.1 Welland Canal - This work, says the St. Catharines Journal, has been continued with the usual vigor, and it may be pronounced out of danger - the hollow quoins are laid on every rock, ready for the reception of the gates, which will be hung this winter, and the …

      p.2 The Barometer & the Tempest - using it to predict storms - R.W. Haskins in Buffalo explains use. The Infidel in a Gale - man described as infidel on board steamer Robert Fulton; when it was wrecked on Lake Erie, he started to beg for forgiveness, and was swept …

      p.1 The London - This splendid vessel, we understand, is in such a forward state of preparation that no doubt is entertained of her being completely fitted and furnished, and ready in all respects to commence her trips by the beginning of March next. She is to be commanded by …

      p.3 The Rond Eau, in the Western District, has been declared a free Port of Entry and Clearance, in lieu of Antrim, by proclamation of His Excellency the Governor-General. p.2 Melancholy Loss of Life Near Goderich, on Lake ...

      1845 THE NEWS (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and Ontario Archives, unless otherwise noted) p.2 Welland Canal - statement for 1844 - list of articles passed through the canal for 1844, as well as tolls collected. [St. ...

      p.2 Proposed Steamboat Between Toronto & Goderich - The estimates of a Steam Boat, to be worked by a propeller, in order that it may pass the Welland Canal, have been brought to our notice by a Correspondent. It is proposed to build a steamer, at St. Catharines, which would …

      p.2 Another Outrage on the Lachine Canal - [Transcript 16th] The Carrying Trade - comment on article appearing in News of 9th. [Montreal Courier] GOVERNMENT NOTICE. STEAM BOAT TRANSPORT, On Lake Ontario,

      p.1 Imports and Exports at Port of Gananoque - for 1844. [Brockville Recorder] Port of Hamilton, Goods Passing Through Burlington Canal 1843 and 1844 [Hamilton Journal]

      p.3 Canal Meeting at Oswego - held on 18th, about proposed changes to canal tolls. Merchant Seaman's Society - This Society, instituted for the relief of sick and disabled seamen, is about to be incorporated by an Act of the Legislature. The want of such an Institution has ...

      p.1 Port of Kingston - a return from Collector Thomas Kirkpatrick, showing the various articles imported at the Port of Kingston for 1844, and amount of duties. p.2 Married - At the residence of Capt. Wheeler, on Wednesday, 12th instant, by the Ven. ...

      p.1 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF WORKS. (Extracts) (6 columns) - first is a "Statement Shewing the Monies Expended Upon Each of the Public Works, from the commencement of the Work up to the 1st July, 1844" - lists different sections ...