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- Year: 1843
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Jan. 3, 1843
1843 KINGSTON HERALD (from P.A.C. microfilm N-9628; N-9629 starts with Aug. 15th issue) p.3 OSWEGO LINE OF LAKE BOATS. The Proprietors of this Line desire to inform the Public that their DAILY LINE OF LAKE ... 1843 KINGSTON HERALD (from P.A.C. microfilm N-9628; N-9629 starts with Aug. 15th issue) p.3 OSWEGO LINE OF LAKE BOATS. The Proprietors of this Line desire to inform the Public that …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Jan. 10, 1843 p.2 The contractors yesterday broke ground upon the Lachine Canal. It is the intention of the Board of Works to enlarge it to the same size as the St. Lawrence Canal. [Montreal Times] Board of Works was justified in choosing south shore for Beauharnois Canal. (two ... p.2 The contractors yesterday broke ground upon the Lachine Canal. It is the intention of the Board of Works to enlarge it to the same size as the St. Lawrence …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Jan. 17, 1843 p.2 Official Correspondence - dealing with placing canal on south side of St. Lawrence. (1 1/2 columns) p.2 Official Correspondence - dealing with placing canal on south side of St. Lawrence. (1 1/2 columns)Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Jan. 24, 1843 p.1 Erickson's Steam Propellers - The Buffalo Com. Adv. says: Our shippers have at length determined to give the steam propellers a trial in the lake trade. A line of three of these vessels was started from Oswego last Spring to run through the Welland Canal to Chicago, but ... p.1 Erickson's Steam Propellers - The Buffalo Com. Adv. says: Our shippers have at length determined to give the steam propellers a trial in the lake trade. A line of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Jan. 31, 1843 p.1 The Storm On The Lakes - asks the question: could the gale of 18th Nov. have been anticipated? The answer is yes with the use of barometers. [Hudson Observer] LOSSES ON THE WESTERN LAKES. [Cleveland Herald] The annexed list is ... p.1 The Storm On The Lakes - asks the question: could the gale of 18th Nov. have been anticipated? The answer is yes with the use of barometers. [Hudson Observer] …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Feb. 7, 1843 p.1 Meeting at Kemptville - about increase in tolls on Rideau Canal. Meeting at Merrickville - about increase in tolls on Rideau Canal. Cleveland - 75 sail vessels and 5 steamers, of an aggregate tonnage of 8,671,689 tons and employing 364 men, now belong to the port ... p.1 Meeting at Kemptville - about increase in tolls on Rideau Canal. Meeting at Merrickville - about increase in tolls on Rideau Canal. Cleveland - 75 sail vessels and 5 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Feb. 14, 1843 p.3 Feuding at Lachine Canal; troops brought in from Montreal to restore peace. NOTICE. A Meeting of the Stockholders of the steam-boats Henry Gildersleeve and Prince of Wales, will be held at the office of the Subscriber, on Saturday the 18th inst., at ... p.3 Feuding at Lachine Canal; troops brought in from Montreal to restore peace. NOTICE. A Meeting of the Stockholders of the steam-boats Henry Gildersleeve and Prince of Wales, will be …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Feb. 21, 1843 p.2 a letter from W.B. Robinson, who says he is still employed by the Board of Works on Welland Canal. [Toronto Herald] NOTICE. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Steam Boats Henry Gildersleeve and Prince of Wales, held this day pursuant to notice, ... p.2 a letter from W.B. Robinson, who says he is still employed by the Board of Works on Welland Canal. [Toronto Herald] NOTICE. At a meeting of the stockholders of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), Feb. 28, 1843 p.3 Launch - Yesterday, a number of our citizens proceeded to the Dock Yard to witness a novel sight at this season of the year - the launching of a steamer. The ice had previously been cut away sufficiently to give the launch a fair berth, and precisely at 1 … p.3 Launch - Yesterday, a number of our citizens proceeded to the Dock Yard to witness a novel sight at this season of the year - the launching of a …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), March 7, 1843 p.3 KINGSTON MARINE RAILWAY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Kingston Marine Railway Company, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, will be held in the office of the Company on Monday 3rd April next, at 12 o'clock, noon, according to Act ... p.3 KINGSTON MARINE RAILWAY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Kingston Marine Railway Company, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, will be held in the office of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), March 14, 1843 p.2 Further Outrages at Lachine [Montreal Courier] The Disturbances at Lachine [ibid] p.2 Further Outrages at Lachine [Montreal Courier] The Disturbances at Lachine [ibid]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), March 21, 1843 p.2 Kingston Harbour - Crown Lands Office offers for sale the shoal in Kingston Harbour; to be divided into three lots, sold subject to a condition of building a pier or a wharf wall on south and west sides. p.3 NOTICE. Is hereby ... p.2 Kingston Harbour - Crown Lands Office offers for sale the shoal in Kingston Harbour; to be divided into three lots, sold subject to a condition of building a pier …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), April 4, 1843 p.3 Died - Yesterday, Jacob Herchmer, Esq., formerly Captain of the Great Britain Steamboat, aged 37. p.3 Died - Yesterday, Jacob Herchmer, Esq., formerly Captain of the Great Britain Steamboat, aged 37.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), April 11, 1843 p.3 Buffalo Harbour - By the following extract from a letter, written by a gentleman, dated Cleveland, March 27th, 1843, it will be perceived the harbor of Buffalo cannot reasonably be expected to open before the 1st to the 10th of June next. "The ice one mile from Buffalo ... p.3 Buffalo Harbour - By the following extract from a letter, written by a gentleman, dated Cleveland, March 27th, 1843, it will be perceived the harbor of Buffalo cannot reasonably …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), April 18, 1843 p.2 MERCHANT SEAMEN'S SOCIETY. At a Public Meeting of the Masters, Owners and Seamen, of vessels navigating the Canadian waters, held at the National Hotel on the 3rd inst., a Society was formed for the worthy objects of relieving Seamen in distress and ... p.2 MERCHANT SEAMEN'S SOCIETY. At a Public Meeting of the Masters, Owners and Seamen, of vessels navigating the Canadian waters, held at the National Hotel on the 3rd inst., a …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), April 25, 1843 p.1 Rideau Canal - Official Correspondence giving reasons for raising rates of tolls on Rideau Canal. (1/2 column) p.3 Opening of Navigation - The weather has been so warm that the ice has dissolved sooner than was expected, and navigation is begun. The ... p.1 Rideau Canal - Official Correspondence giving reasons for raising rates of tolls on Rideau Canal. (1/2 column) p.3 Opening of Navigation - The weather has been so warm that …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), May 2, 1843 p.2 Welland Canal Navigation - We are authorized by the Chief Engineer, Mr. Poyer ?, to state, that the canal will be in complete readiness for navigation throughout, in the course of the ensuing week; but from the state of the ice at Port Colborne, he thinks it quite probable … p.2 Welland Canal Navigation - We are authorized by the Chief Engineer, Mr. Poyer ?, to state, that the canal will be in complete readiness for navigation throughout, in the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), May 16, 1843 p.2 Hon. H.H. Killaly, President of Board of Works, on Tour of Inspection of River Trent. [Peterboro Chronicle] p.2 Hon. H.H. Killaly, President of Board of Works, on Tour of Inspection of River Trent. [Peterboro Chronicle]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), May 23, 1843 p.3 Funeral Arrangements - the late Sir Charles Bagot to be taken to Oswego on barge towed by H.M. Traveller. Notice To Contractors - tenders will be received for enlarging 25 miles of the Welland Canal, also for the masonry of the Aqueduct, locks at Port Dalhousie, St. ... p.3 Funeral Arrangements - the late Sir Charles Bagot to be taken to Oswego on barge towed by H.M. Traveller. Notice To Contractors - tenders will be received for enlarging …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Herald (Kingston, ON), May 30, 1843 p.3 There has been a great reduction in the naval establishment at this port, and a number of officers and seamen were sent off last Saturday. Their departure was so sudden that one of the men who has a sum of money in the Savings Bank could not come to … p.3 There has been a great reduction in the naval establishment at this port, and a number of officers and seamen were sent off last Saturday. Their departure was so …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
