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      1842 KINGSTON HERALD (from P.A.C. microfilm N-9628; B-2513 is a duplicate) nil

      p.2 The amount of duties collected at this Port on imports from the United States for the quarter ending the 6th instant, is £4377 14s. 6d., making with the preceding three quarters of this year £8479 18s. 8d. The total amount received last year was £4155 0s. 9d. ...

      p.1 Rumors of a planned attack on H.M. steamers Minos and Toronto, at Dunnville, by Patriots. [Niagara Chronicle] p.2 A new steamer, called the America, was Wednesday launched in capital style from the yard of our Harbour & Dock Company. Mr. ...

      p.2 Annual Report of the Board of Directors of the Welland Canal Co. for 1841 p.3 NOTICE. A Meeting of the Proprietors of the Steam Boat Commodore Barrie, will be held at the Office of the Subscriber on Saturday the 29th inst., at ...

      p.1 Appendix to Welland Canal Report. Navigation of the Erie Canal & Lake Erie. Extract from 4th Annual Report of the Board of Public Works, in State of Ohio - information on canals. Report of the New York Canal Commissioners. Comparative Dimensions of ...

      p.3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Montreal, until noon on Monday the 28th day of February, 1842, for the performance of such Transport by Steam Boat and Barge, via the Ottawa and Rideau Rivers, as may be ...

      p.2 Public Improvements - to continue work on feeder and towpath at Welland Canal; Lachine Canal bridges; St. Lawrence Canals - Cornwall part to be finished this season; St. Ann's Lock and dam; examination of harbours and lighthouses on Lakes Ontario and Erie to continue; the ...

      p.3 Trade in the Colony - benefits of canals to farmers. [Montreal Times & Commercial Advert.] Warehousing Act - British goods can be imported to Kingston and bonded here until taken out for home consumption or export to the U.S. a benefit for Kingston. The ...

      p.3 NOTICE - The Steamer Caroline Ives, Capt. ___, will ply on the Bay of Quinte and River St. Lawrence the following season, for the purpose of towing Rafts and Vessels. For further particulars apply to GEORGE IVES. Kingston, Feb. 8th, 1842. ...

      p.3 Labourers Wanted - 1000 additional men on Welland Canal feeder. [St. Catherine's Journal] NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of the Kingston Marine Railway Company, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, according to the Act of ...

      p.2 Navigation has commenced on the Lake. The Steamer Transit commenced her trips between Toronto and Niagara on the 1st inst., & the schooner Farmer left Oswego yesterday week, with freight and passengers for Port Ontario. In this port the busy notes of ...

      p.2 The America, a new steamer of 60 horsepower, built by the Niagara Dock Company for Mr. Bethune, and which is intended to ply between Toronto and Rochester, on Tuesday made a trial trip from this port to Lewiston and back, and performed the distance (14 miles, half ...

      p.2 On Monday last a number of men were set at work on the St. Lawrence at the Long Sault where Mr. James Harvey has taken the contract, so that the completion of this great Provincial undertaking is actually in progress. [Cornwall Observer] The Navigation - The ...

      p.1 A meeting of the stockholders of the new steamer Prince Edward, was held pursuant to notice at Ketchum's Hotel here, on Thursday 10th March inst., S. Washburn, Esq., was appointed Chairman, and John Ross, Esq., Secretary. Angus Cameron, Esq., the original ...

      missing (copied from Herald by Montreal Gazette of April 16th, 1842 p.3) Forwarding Storage - We understand that Messrs. Ferguson and M'Gibbon, Forwarding Merchants, have rented the immense new warehouse just built by Mr. Garratt, for the sum of 750 pounds per annum. This is a high ...

      p.1 letter to editor talking about "Scale of Tolls on the Rideau Canal" issued from the Executive Council Chamber at Kingston on 5th; argues that tolls have increased from 1/2 d. per ton per mile to 2 1/2 d. per mile; it can only hurt trade. (1/2 column) [Morning ...

      p.3 The Welland Canal was opened on the 14th, and between 20 and 30 schooners passed through the following day on their way to the upper lakes. The navigation of the Rideau Canal has commenced, the steamer Otter having left this port for Bytown last Thursday. An ...

      p.3 Loss of the Stmr. Commodore Barrie. Last Saturday night, about 9 1/2 o'clock, the Commodore Barrie, on her downward trip from Niagara, nearly opposite Presqu'ile, came in collision with the sch. Canada going up, and the former was so much shattered ...

      p.2 From the Star NEWCASTLE DISTRICT ASSIZES. On the civil side the great object of interest was a case between Mr.Ham and Messrs. McPherson and Crane, the well known forwarders, and which case had been tried at our last Assizes when a verdict for 805 ...

      p.3 To the Editor of the Chronicle & Gazette. Sir, - Under the Editorial head of the last number of your paper, I observe a copy of an act passed in the year 1837, entitled "An act to compel vessels to carry lights during the night." - and making ...