- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), August 25, 1842
Beauharnois Canal - As there has been much dissatisfaction expressed at the Beauharnois Canal being placed on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, we are glad to see, in the Montreal Gazette, a letter from the chairman of the Board of Works, which fully proves that the south shore …
Beauharnois Canal - As there has been much dissatisfaction expressed at the Beauharnois Canal being placed on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, we are glad to see, in …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), October 27, 1842
Internal Improvements Of Canada - To a citizen of the state of New York, by far the most interesting feature of Canada, and the British colonial policy, at the present moment, is the vigorous prosecution and the rapid progress of the magnificent public works now pressing forward to ...
Internal Improvements Of Canada - To a citizen of the state of New York, by far the most interesting feature of Canada, and the British colonial policy, at the present …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), July 7, 1842
St. Lawrence Canal - The Board of Works commences operations on the Beauharnois shore, on Monday, July 4. The labor consequent upon the construction of such a canal, must necessarily furnish employment to a numerous body of workmen; and we venture to state, that relief to this ...
St. Lawrence Canal - The Board of Works commences operations on the Beauharnois shore, on Monday, July 4. The labor consequent upon the construction of such a canal, must necessarily …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), July 14, 1842
Two Propellers Broke Down - The steam schooners Oswego and Chicago have both broken down, while on their way to the upper lakes. The former, shortly after leaving Detroit, last week, and the latter, on Sunday last, somewhere between Port Stanley and Cleveland, where they now lie ...
Two Propellers Broke Down - The steam schooners Oswego and Chicago have both broken down, while on their way to the upper lakes. The former, shortly after leaving Detroit, last …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), August 4, 1842
Nearly all the heavy boats have been withdrawn for the present and given place to the smaller class of steamers. The Red Jacket has joined the consolidation and commenced her trips on the Toledo route. The Chautauqua having been refitted resumes her trips to Barcelona. The Waterloo continues ...
Nearly all the heavy boats have been withdrawn for the present and given place to the smaller class of steamers. The Red Jacket has joined the consolidation and commenced her …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), July 7, 1842
The Buffalo Patriot of the 25th ult., after copying a paragraph on "The Letting" of the contracts on the Welland canal, from the Journal of the 16th, bemoans the action of the New York Legislature on public works after this fashion: - "What thanks do we not owe to our …
The Buffalo Patriot of the 25th ult., after copying a paragraph on "The Letting" of the contracts on the Welland canal, from the Journal of the 16th, bemoans the action …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), July 14, 1842
In answer to the inquiries of the Oswego Paladium, relative to the "new stone locks" on the Welland canal, the "Junction", and the "ship lock", we have to state, that the new stone locks, 122 feet long by 16 wide, are to be constructed throughout the entire length of the …
In answer to the inquiries of the Oswego Paladium, relative to the "new stone locks" on the Welland canal, the "Junction", and the "ship lock", we have to state, that …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), February 10, 1842
The contracts for finishing the St.Lawrence canal, between Prescott and Cornwall, are given out, and the work, it is expected, will be completed by November next, when the navigation will be open for steam boats, to the Coteau du Lac.
The contracts for finishing the St.Lawrence canal, between Prescott and Cornwall, are given out, and the work, it is expected, will be completed by November next, when the navigation will …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), February 24, 1842
Welland Canal Feeder - The contractors for this work, not having as yet, obtained a sufficient number of hands to enable them to complete their contracts, by the time specified, (although the season has been unusually favorable, and the work, has progressed rapidly, considering the ...
Welland Canal Feeder - The contractors for this work, not having as yet, obtained a sufficient number of hands to enable them to complete their contracts, by the time specified, …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), March 31, 1842
1,000 laborers, 50 stone cutters, and 50 massons, are wanted on the St. Lawrence canal, Cornwall.
1,000 laborers, 50 stone cutters, and 50 massons, are wanted on the St. Lawrence canal, Cornwall.
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), February 17, 1842
Opening Of The Navigation - Our readers will perceive that Captain Richardson`s steamer Transit will be prepared to commence plying between Toronto and Niagara on the 1st of March. "First in the fight, and last in the retreat," has ever been the gallant Captain's motto, since his ...
Opening Of The Navigation - Our readers will perceive that Captain Richardson`s steamer Transit will be prepared to commence plying between Toronto and Niagara on the 1st of March. "First …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), March 10, 1842
Prosperity Of The Town Of Niagara - The Niagara Chronicle, of the 24th ult. informs us, that few towns in the province have improved in a greater ratio, within the last two or three years, than Niagara; and that the approaching season will probably be one of the busiest ever …
Prosperity Of The Town Of Niagara - The Niagara Chronicle, of the 24th ult. informs us, that few towns in the province have improved in a greater ratio, within the …
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- Oswego County Whig (Oswego, NY), Wed., June 1, 1842
Chicago. - This is the name of a new and beautiful steamer just finished by our enterprising fellow citizens Messrs. Bronson & Crocker and Mr. S. Doolittle, being one of the vessels designed to form a tri-monthly line from this place to Chicago. She is one of the largest class, …
Chicago. - This is the name of a new and beautiful steamer just finished by our enterprising fellow citizens Messrs. Bronson & Crocker and Mr. S. Doolittle, being one of …
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- Oswego County Whig (Oswego, NY), Sat., June 25, 1842
VESSELS WRECKED ON LAKE ONTARIO. Two schooners, the "Detroit" and the "Eli Hart," were wrecked off Sodus Point during the severe blow on Friday night last. In consequence of the heavy swell, which prevented any approach to the lower light-house, but one light was burning, and ...
VESSELS WRECKED ON LAKE ONTARIO. Two schooners, the "Detroit" and the "Eli Hart," were wrecked off Sodus Point during the severe blow on Friday night last. In consequence of the …
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- Oswego County Whig (Oswego, NY), Sat., July 2, 1842
The New Steam Boat "Lady of the Lake." - This beautiful craft left our wharf last Wednesday morning, with a happy party of ladies and gentlemen, (the Utica band playing at the time "The Bonnie Boat.") for a pleasure excursion to Kingston, Ogdensburgh, & c. and returned on Thursday ...
The New Steam Boat "Lady of the Lake." - This beautiful craft left our wharf last Wednesday morning, with a happy party of ladies and gentlemen, (the Utica band playing …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), May 5, 1842
Loss Of A Steamer - The steamer Commodore Barrie, Captain Patterson, from Niagara for Kingston, with a cargo of flour, was completely wrecked on the night of Saturday last, off Presque Isle. The Commodore Barrie and the schooner Canada having come in collision, during the night, the ...
Loss Of A Steamer - The steamer Commodore Barrie, Captain Patterson, from Niagara for Kingston, with a cargo of flour, was completely wrecked on the night of Saturday last, off …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), May 12, 1842
Steamer Burned - The small Canada steamer "Western" was burned at the wharf of Watkins & Bissell, at Detroit, at two o'clock on Wednesday morning last. Loss almost total. The fire originated, it is supposed, in the fire room. Crew asleep. - Buf. Com. Adv. ...
Steamer Burned - The small Canada steamer "Western" was burned at the wharf of Watkins & Bissell, at Detroit, at two o'clock on Wednesday morning last. Loss almost total. The …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), June 23, 1842
Gale On Lake Ontario - On Friday last the wind hauled suddenly from the south to the north and north east, and "piped up" as we seldom have seen it on this coast. A fleet of schooners were on their way down from the Welland Canal to Oswego and Kingston …
Gale On Lake Ontario - On Friday last the wind hauled suddenly from the south to the north and north east, and "piped up" as we seldom have seen it …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), April 14, 1842
Welland Canal - This important link of connexion between the two splendid lakes, Erie and Ontario, will soon be in requisition again, for the purposes of commerce. It is known to most of our readers, that the water has been drawn off the canal, during the past winter, in order …
Welland Canal - This important link of connexion between the two splendid lakes, Erie and Ontario, will soon be in requisition again, for the purposes of commerce. It is known …
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- St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), April 21, 1842
Welland Canal - Vessels commenced navigating the entire length of this canal, on Monday last - since which time, a great number of schooners have passed, keeping the locks in constant requisition, every hour in the day. The steam schooner Vandalia, from Oswego, bound to Chicago, ...
Welland Canal - Vessels commenced navigating the entire length of this canal, on Monday last - since which time, a great number of schooners have passed, keeping the locks in …
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