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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 25 March 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 25 March 1851
    TextNewspaper       Spring Walk I Time the remorseless eater-up of all things has made our other annual revolution and compels us to take again that "Walk," which it seems but the other day to have been finished and ended. In youth the hours stand idly still; in early manhood, they glide along …
    TextNewspaper     Spring Walk I Time the remorseless eater-up of all things has made our other annual revolution and compels us to take again that "Walk," which it seems but the other …
    Maritime History of the Great Lakes
  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 27, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 27, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Port of Hamilton - Great activity and enterprise has been going on during the past winter and this spring at our Port, not only in repairing, enlarging and building new store-houses and wharves, but also in the steamboat and schooner line. The City wharf has had some 63 ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Port of Hamilton - Great activity and enterprise has been going on during the past winter and this spring at our Port, not only in repairing, enlarging and building …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 28, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 28, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 St. Catharines and Toronto - We are glad to find that St. Catharines is putting in her claim for a share of the Lake Navigation. A steamer, we believe the Mazeppa, under the charge of Captain Donaldson, is preparing to ply between St. Catharines and Toronto, during the ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 St. Catharines and Toronto - We are glad to find that St. Catharines is putting in her claim for a share of the Lake Navigation. A steamer, we believe …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 31, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), March 31, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The Weather and the Ice - ....the harbor has come well nigh making "a clear breast of it," a strong north wind, could old Boreas so manage it, would do the business. The steamer Magnet, Capt. Sutherland, will leave here on Friday for Toronto, Hamilton, and intermediate ports, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The Weather and the Ice - ....the harbor has come well nigh making "a clear breast of it," a strong north wind, could old Boreas so manage it, would …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 1, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 1, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The Harbour Clear - As we anticipated in yesterday's Whig, the harbor is now entirely clear of ice, and the proprietors of the several lines of steamers are bestirring themselves with a will. The steamer New Era, Capt. Maxwell, as will be seen by advertisement, leaves ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The Harbour Clear - As we anticipated in yesterday's Whig, the harbor is now entirely clear of ice, and the proprietors of the several lines of steamers are bestirring …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 2, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 2, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 (letter from editor of Whig) Monday Morning, March 31st. p.S. - Presque'isle Harbor is open and has been open some days. Everybody talks of Presque'isle Harbor, and yet few strangers, except seamen on the Lake, have seen it. This afternoon my ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 (letter from editor of Whig) Monday Morning, March 31st. p.S. - Presque'isle Harbor is open and has been open some days. Everybody talks of Presque'isle Harbor, and yet few …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 3, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 3, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 City Council - petition of James McSourly and others, praying that all boats bringing wood, etc. be exempt from paying market dues. The Steamer PRINCE OF WALES, J. Nosworthy - Master, Will leave Kingston for ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 City Council - petition of James McSourly and others, praying that all boats bringing wood, etc. be exempt from paying market dues. The Steamer PRINCE OF WALES, J. Nosworthy …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 4, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 4, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Spring Business - at Toronto. (same as March 27th) [Toronto Patriot] The Royal Mail Steamer PASSPORT, Will leave the Commercial Wharf on Monday, 7th inst., at 3 o'clock P.M., for Toronto and Hamilton, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Spring Business - at Toronto. (same as March 27th) [Toronto Patriot] The Royal Mail Steamer PASSPORT, Will leave the Commercial Wharf on Monday, 7th inst., at 3 o'clock P.M., …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 5, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 5, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Threatened Closing of the Welland Canal Against American Vessels - editorial strongly against the Canadian government's rumored serious consideration of this plan. [Examiner] The Welland Canal - editorial by [Globe] - the American Reciprocity Bill not passed yet; Oswego ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Threatened Closing of the Welland Canal Against American Vessels - editorial strongly against the Canadian government's rumored serious consideration of this plan. [Examiner] The Welland Canal - editorial by …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 7, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 7, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 OUR SPRING WALK. No. II Contrary to general expectation, the opening of Kingston Harbor has been greatly accelerated by favorable circumstances, and the consequence is, that it has taken the shipping interest somewhat by ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 OUR SPRING WALK. No. II Contrary to general expectation, the opening of Kingston Harbor has been greatly accelerated by favorable circumstances, and the consequence is, that it has taken …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 9, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 9, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Equinoctial Gale - Yesterday it blew a gale of wind from the southward, picking ? up a bobbery in Kingston Harbor, a strong southerly being the only wind capable of doing any mischief. The steamer Magnet was unable to leave for Toronto at her wonted hour; in fact does …
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Equinoctial Gale - Yesterday it blew a gale of wind from the southward, picking ? up a bobbery in Kingston Harbor, a strong southerly being the only wind capable …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 10, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 10, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Imports. April 8th - Str. Magnet, Hamilton, 250 bbls. flour. Str. New Era, Cobourg, mixed cargo. 9th - Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. The Welland Canal Open to American Vessels [N.Y. Journal of Commerce]

    TextNewspaper     p.2 Imports. April 8th - Str. Magnet, Hamilton, 250 bbls. flour. Str. New Era, Cobourg, mixed cargo. 9th - Str. Ontario, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. The Welland Canal Open to American …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 11, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 11, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 THE MURRAY CANAL. We re-publish the following important document at this particular time, in order that the subject may attract the attention of some legislator who wishes to become deservedly popular. To the Town Council of the Town of ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 THE MURRAY CANAL. We re-publish the following important document at this particular time, in order that the subject may attract the attention of some legislator who wishes to become …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 12, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 12, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Picnic Bazaar at Rice Lake - to be held at Gore's Landing; use of steamer Forester donated by owner Mayor Weller of Cobourg. [Cobourg Star] Imports. 11th - Str. Northerner, Ogdensburgh, gen. cargo. Str. Cataract, Oswego, gen. ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Picnic Bazaar at Rice Lake - to be held at Gore's Landing; use of steamer Forester donated by owner Mayor Weller of Cobourg. [Cobourg Star] Imports. 11th - Str. …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 14, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 14, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Imports. 11th - Schr. Hannah Counter, Hamilton, 7500 standard pipe staves, Calvin & Cook. Str. Ontario, Oswego, mixed cargo. 12th - Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. Schr. Jane E. Badgers, Oswego, 50 bbls. plaster, 10 ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Imports. 11th - Schr. Hannah Counter, Hamilton, 7500 standard pipe staves, Calvin & Cook. Str. Ontario, Oswego, mixed cargo. 12th - Str. Cataract, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. Schr. Jane E. …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 15, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 15, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Freighting Business With Canada - We learn that the Lake Ontario Steamboat Company are doing a very large business in transporting bonded goods, chiefly merchandize, to Canada. The Admiral has taken, in the three trips which she has made the present season, more than the ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Freighting Business With Canada - We learn that the Lake Ontario Steamboat Company are doing a very large business in transporting bonded goods, chiefly merchandize, to Canada. The Admiral …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 16, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 16, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Maid of the Mist - Mr. R.P. Bailey has chartered boat for season, his third; vessel is now undergoing a thorough repair. [Niagara Falls Iris] p.3 ads for steamers Prince of Wales, Princess Royal, New Era, Passport, Cataract, and Bay State. April 16th, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Maid of the Mist - Mr. R.P. Bailey has chartered boat for season, his third; vessel is now undergoing a thorough repair. [Niagara Falls Iris] p.3 ads for steamers …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 17, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 17, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Imports. 14th - Str. Northerner, Oswego, mixed cargo. Str. Passport, Hamilton, mixed cargo. 15th - Str. Bay State, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. Schr. May Flower, Wellington, 2500 bush. corn, 31 bbls. clover seed, 25 bbls. flour, 21 ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Imports. 14th - Str. Northerner, Oswego, mixed cargo. Str. Passport, Hamilton, mixed cargo. 15th - Str. Bay State, Ogdensburgh, mixed cargo. Schr. May Flower, Wellington, 2500 bush. corn, 31 …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 19, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 19, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The Comet - This fine boat, for the present commanded by Capt. O'Connor, came into this port on Thursday last, beating the Lord Elgin in the run from Kingston, four or five miles. During the past winter, her engines have been overhauled, examined, and repaired under the ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The Comet - This fine boat, for the present commanded by Capt. O'Connor, came into this port on Thursday last, beating the Lord Elgin in the run from Kingston, …
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  • Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 21, 1851
    Daily British Whig (Kingston, ON), April 21, 1851
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The free navigation of the St. Lawrence may be of very great benefit to American tonnage without prejudice to the business or interests of American ports on Lake Ontario. Already the channel of a very respectable amount of commerce, the free navigation of that river ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The free navigation of the St. Lawrence may be of very great benefit to American tonnage without prejudice to the business or interests of American ports on Lake Ontario. …
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