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      nil ] NOTES[1868 KINGSTON DAILY NEWS (available on microfilm ? at Queen's University - Library) (available on microfilm at Kingston Public Library from Oct. 6th on) ...

      p.2 Vessels Laid Up in Kingston & Vicinity - The following are the names of the steamers, propellers and sailing craft generally, laid up in this harbor for the winter, as well as those which have gone into winter quarters at Garden Island:- Steamers - Grecian, ...

      p.2 Board of Trade - Enlargement of Canals & Shipping Interest; Reciprocity; Shortage of Grain -

      p.3 Sloop For Sale - The fast sailing sloop Greyhound, carrying capacity 3,000 bushels, with sails and rigging complete, and in first rate condition. Apply to Joseph Dix, Jr., Garden Island. Jan. 11th.

      Fire at Kingston Distillery - mentions burning of equipment of barque John Breden, owned by Folger Bros.

      the recent fire -

      Canadian Inland Navigation Company - annual meeting.

      Inland Navigation Company - list of vessels and captains.

      p.2 THE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN CARRYING TRADE To the Editor of the Daily News. Taking it for granted that it would give general satisfaction if our Government would make some concessions to Canadian vessel owners on the Great Lakes, the question arises how can it be ...

      p.2 Wire Rigging - A writer in the English Mechanic establishes a point which had been questioned, namely that Mr. George Binks, of the firm of Binks, Brothers, Milwall, was the first to introduce the manufacture of wire rope. The first experiments were made in 1834. The first ...

      p.2 Wire Rigging - (same as Feb. 20th with this addition) We understand that Capt. Gaskin has already fitted out 28 vessels on the lakes, and is still receiving orders for the spring business.

      p.2 Spring Notes - The caulking hammer is already heard sounding the advance of the busy scene of preparation which will shortly become general along the harbour. Various vessels are already undergoing repairs, while others have been under repair for some time. A good deal of ...

      p.3 Insolvent Act of 1864 and Amendments Thereto - in the matter of George Chaffey and William Chaffey trading under the name, style and firm of George Chaffey & Bro., Insolvents. -The Creditors of the Insolvents are notified that they have made an assignment of their ...

      p.2 County Court - David vs Home Insurance Company - The plaintiff in this case, J.J.E. David, of this city, claimed damages to the extent of $200 from the Home Insurance Company, for not carrying out a contract of a sale of damaged wheat in the month of September last. …

      p.2 County Court - In the case of David vs the Home Insurance Co., tried on Friday, the jury failed to agree and were discharged. The action will be brought on again at the forthcoming assizes.

      p.2 County Court - Brown vs Mitchell et al - This was an action growing out of the sale of the wheat in the hold of the propeller Magnet at the time she was being taken on the ways at Portsmouth for repairs. When Mr. David refused to ratify his …

      p.2 Steamer Empress Burned - Loss $15,000 - while lying in slip at Mr. Gildersleeve's wharf; cordwood also burned; (part) - The Empress was formerly the New Era, and was sold to Mr. Owen Lynch, of Beauharnois, for $15,000 in April 1865. A brother of the owner has been in …

      p.2 Ferry Notice - Notice is hereby given by the Municipal Council of the Township of Wolfe Island, that Tenders will be received by the Township Clerk on and until Monday, the 20th day of April, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a.m., from parties desirous to lease the Ferry …

      p.2 Steamboat Inspection - sittings being held.

      p.3 ad - Lighthouse Supplies - tenders called for oil; also Steam Vessel Wanted - to deliver oil to lighthouses on River St. Lawrence and on Great Lakes. Dep't of Marine & Fisheries