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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 12, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 12, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 To the Editor of the Montreal Herald. I am happy to be enabled to inform you that the public works on the line of the canal between Carillon and Grenville, which have been so negligently and wastefully managed, are at last, likely to be so far completed, early ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 To the Editor of the Montreal Herald. I am happy to be enabled to inform you that the public works on the line of the canal between Carillon and …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 19, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 19, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 St. Lawrence Canal - work to go ahead. [Cornwall Observer] p.2 We are informed that the naval department at Kingston contracted privately with Mr. Robert Drummond to transport 2000 tons of naval stores and luggage to Montreal, by the Rideau Canal, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 St. Lawrence Canal - work to go ahead. [Cornwall Observer] p.2 We are informed that the naval department at Kingston contracted privately with Mr. Robert Drummond to transport 2000 …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 26, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 26, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 To the kind attention of a friend who was present when the following judgement was rendered, we are indebted for the report of a trial, involving principles of great importance to that class of our mercantile community who are engaged in the Upper Canada Trade. It ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 To the kind attention of a friend who was present when the following judgement was rendered, we are indebted for the report of a trial, involving principles of great …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 3, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 3, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Steamboat Navigation from Lake Ontario to the Hudson - report of the Select Committee of the New York House of Assembly on the petition of inhabitants of Oswego County. (2 1/2 columns) p.2 A Public Spirited Enterprise - William Patton has constructed a ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Steamboat Navigation from Lake Ontario to the Hudson - report of the Select Committee of the New York House of Assembly on the petition of inhabitants of Oswego County. …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 10, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 10, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 St. Lawrence Canal - the public does not agree with Engineer's choice of route for new canal. [Cornwall Observer] Captain Gildersleeve's new Steam Boat was launched yesterday afternoon, and now sits on the element whose bosom she adorns, as beautiful a specimen of ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 St. Lawrence Canal - the public does not agree with Engineer's choice of route for new canal. [Cornwall Observer] Captain Gildersleeve's new Steam Boat was launched yesterday afternoon, and …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 17, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 17, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Mr. Bethune's Steamer - 3 barrels instead of 2 like Burden's boat, paddlewheels to be on each side of the middle one. [Old Quebec Gazette] The new steam boat building at this port will be launched positively, if all be well, on Tuesday, the 10th day of June. This …
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Mr. Bethune's Steamer - 3 barrels instead of 2 like Burden's boat, paddlewheels to be on each side of the middle one. [Old Quebec Gazette] The new steam boat …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 24, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 24, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 RIDEAU CANAL AND OTTAWA ROUTE. To the Editor of the Montreal Gazette. During the past week the character of this interesting place has begun to develop itself. Our steamers have commenced their summer work; and other signs have shown ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 RIDEAU CANAL AND OTTAWA ROUTE. To the Editor of the Montreal Gazette. During the past week the character of this interesting place has begun to develop itself. Our steamers …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 31, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 31, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Port Hope and Rice Lake Canal - engineer's report to Sir John Colborne. (2 columns) p.2 We shall before long take some notice of the many reports which are industriously circulated (particulary at Montreal) to the prejudice of the Rideau Canal. ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Port Hope and Rice Lake Canal - engineer's report to Sir John Colborne. (2 columns) p.2 We shall before long take some notice of the many reports which are …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 7, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 7, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Extract of a Private Letter. Steamer Rideau, Rideau Lake, May 20th, 1834. I left Bytown in the Enterprise, of Perth, on Thursday night, and you may suppose how much this route is now travelled, when you learn that we had upwards of ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Extract of a Private Letter. Steamer Rideau, Rideau Lake, May 20th, 1834. I left Bytown in the Enterprise, of Perth, on Thursday night, and you may suppose how much …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 14, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 14, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Imposition on Emigrants - Assuming the circumstances stated in the following paragraph, (which we copy from the Herald of Wednesday) as facts of which no doubt can be entertained, knowing as we do, the respectable source from which the information emanates, we cannot too ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Imposition on Emigrants - Assuming the circumstances stated in the following paragraph, (which we copy from the Herald of Wednesday) as facts of which no doubt can be entertained, …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 21, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 21, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Improvement of the St. Lawrence - meeting of Board of Commissioners; contracts to be given out. [Montreal Herald] For Sale - Ten Shares of the Stock of the Steam Packet Cobourg, originally £25 each. Apply (if by letter post paid) to James Bicket. Toronto, 22nd ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Improvement of the St. Lawrence - meeting of Board of Commissioners; contracts to be given out. [Montreal Herald] For Sale - Ten Shares of the Stock of the Steam …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 28, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 28, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 table of distances from Montreal to Toronto, taken from an Inland Forwarding Company's card. p.2 The triumph and power of steam over those impediments to navigation which nature abounds with on the banks of the St. Lawrence, are every day ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 table of distances from Montreal to Toronto, taken from an Inland Forwarding Company's card. p.2 The triumph and power of steam over those impediments to navigation which nature abounds …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 5, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 5, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Sketch of Mr. Burdens Boat and Experiments [New York Star copied by Montreal Daily Advertiser] p.2 Emigration - At the Port of this city there have arrived since Tuesday last, by the Steamer United States, 30; by the United Kingdom, 60; by the Great ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Sketch of Mr. Burdens Boat and Experiments [New York Star copied by Montreal Daily Advertiser] p.2 Emigration - At the Port of this city there have arrived since Tuesday …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 12, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 12, 1834
    TextNewspaper       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 six feet of water. The beds, furniture etc. are said to sustain little or …
    TextNewspaper     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 …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 19, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 19, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The Town of Brantford - steam boat almost ready for engine. [Brantford Sentinel] Grand River Improvement - locks to be built to enable steam boats to get within 1 1/2 miles of Brantford. [ibid] The Black Hawk - This new and elegant steamboat made her first ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The Town of Brantford - steam boat almost ready for engine. [Brantford Sentinel] Grand River Improvement - locks to be built to enable steam boats to get within 1 …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 26, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 26, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 St. Lawrence Canal - contracts awarded. [Brockville Recorder, July 25th] It affords us pleasure to state that the captains of some of the Lake Boats have kindly taken many indigent Emigrants from this port to their destination at the request of the Emigrant Agent here, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 St. Lawrence Canal - contracts awarded. [Brockville Recorder, July 25th] It affords us pleasure to state that the captains of some of the Lake Boats have kindly taken many …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 2, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 2, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.1 The New Steamboat On the Burden Principle Now Building at Prescott. A Gentleman who has recently visited Prescott and minutely examined the Boat now building in that harbour by Mr. Sandford, upon a principle similar to Burden's, but exhibiting many ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 The New Steamboat On the Burden Principle Now Building at Prescott. A Gentleman who has recently visited Prescott and minutely examined the Boat now building in that harbour by …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 9, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 9, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Cold Water Society - water in harbor unfit for any domestic purposes; should get drinking water out in the lake using a Durham boat. To the Editor of the Kingston Chronicle. Sir, - The spirited remarks made by you in your paper of the 26th ult., respecting the ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Cold Water Society - water in harbor unfit for any domestic purposes; should get drinking water out in the lake using a Durham boat. To the Editor of the …
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 16, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 16, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Internal Improvement of the Upper Province - editorial in favor of River Trent improvement. [Toronto Patriot]
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Internal Improvement of the Upper Province - editorial in favor of River Trent improvement. [Toronto Patriot]
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  • Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 23, 1834
    Chronicle & Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 23, 1834
    TextNewspaper       p.2 A most astonishing draught of fish was taken on Thursday morning last, at Wellington, at one haul, namely 104 Sturgeon, averaging at least 40 lbs. a piece, equal to 4000 lbs. weight; besides a few pickerel etc. They were caught on Lake Ontario, not far from the shore, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 A most astonishing draught of fish was taken on Thursday morning last, at Wellington, at one haul, namely 104 Sturgeon, averaging at least 40 lbs. a piece, equal to …
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