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      missing Kingston Chronicle & Gazette, Nov. 4, 1846 p.2 We are already feeling the changes of the seasons, in the irregularities of our Mails. The Toronto Mail Steamer, the Princess Royal, which was due on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock, did not reach ...

      nil 1846 KINGSTON CHRONICLE & GAZETTE (all issues from originals at Queen's University Special Collections unless otherwise specified.)

      p.2 letter to editor of St. Catharines Journal about monopoly on Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River and possible remedies - over a full column by Wm. Hamilton Merritt. p.3 Hon. John Macaulay takes over Collectorship of Kingston; given up by Kirkpatrick ...

      p.2 Memorial to His Excellency the Earl Cathcart, praying that certain Steam Tug-boats may be placed on the line of the St. Lawrence Navigation; - a memorial of the Montreal Board of Trade. p.3 discussion of Merritt's notable project to reduce rates of ...

      p.1 From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Jan. 10th LAKE MARINE. New Vessels Built in 1845. There has been a prodigious accession to the Lake Marine during the past season - no less than sixty vessels, whose aggregate tonnage is ...

      p.3 Tables of Imports and Duties at the Port of Kingston for 1845.

      p.3 WELLAND CANAL. Notice is now given by authority, that Samuel Power, Esq., Engineer, in charge of the Welland Canal, has received instructions to have the Canal prepared throughout to pass Vessels suited to the dimensions of the enlarged Locks, on ...

      p.3 For Sale - two high-pressure engines of 25 h.p. each, new, good for a large propeller, and boiler, at Cobourg.

      p.3 Government Notice. STEAM BOAT TRANSPORT On Lake Ontario, For the Year 1846. Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Kingston, until Tuesday, the 24th February, 1846, ...

      p.2 A NEW ENTERPRISE. We are very glad to learn that our truly patriotic and public spirited fellow-townsman John Counter Esq., has obtained a lease for 21 years, of the whole block which constitutes the property of the Marine Railway Company, for which ...

      p.1 Steamer Brockville - The Stockholders of the Steamer Brockville are hereby Notified that a dividend of One Pound two Shillings and six pence, per share, is now payable by James Fraser, Treasurer. Kingston, March 6th, 1846. p.2

      p.2 We understand that the large new lock No. 2 is finished, as also the lengthening of the two old locks No. 1 and 2, rendered necessary by the non-completion of the new lock No. 1 at Port Dalhousie; and that the canal generally is in such a state as …

      p.3 To the Editor of the Chronicle & Gazette; Sir - I have just witnessed the launch of that beautiful little boat the Prince of Wales, from the Railway of the Messrs. Beaupre of this place. She glided into the water "like a duck." She has been lengthened about ...

      p.3 Opening of the Rideau Canal - The Steamer Favorite, belonging to Messrs. Jones & Walker, arrived here yesterday from Montreal, being the first Steamer by that route this season.

      p.2 Three of the regular steamers plying between Kingston and Lachine being disabled from running, one by an accident to her machinery, and the other two by a collision, in which, fortunately, no one was injured, the post-office department at Kingston was afraid the Western ...

      p.2 Torrance Wheat Job - letter to Editor of Pilot & Journal of Commerce, about two cargoes of wheat ground by miller Calvin Phelps at St. Catherines, from schooners Rockwell and Trenton which loaded in Milwaukee and Toledo.

      p.2 Wolf Island Ferry - The Messrs. Ives' new steamer Islander, plies regularly four times a day as a ferry boat between Kingston and Wolf Island, touching at Garden Island. The Islander performs the trip in some twelve or fifteen minutes, and is well adapted for the route. ...

      p.3 NOTICE. Midland District To Wit. At the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Midland District, holden by adjournment on second day of May, 1846, The following Rules, Regulations and Rates were adopted for the Ferry, between ...

      p.2 Spring Trade - The activity with which the lake trade has opened may be estimated by a reference to the entries at the Custom House here on Monday last. We have added up the figures attached to the leading items with the following results: 28 brigs and schooners; 23,503 …

      p.1 1846 Steamboat Notice. THE CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON Will leave Hamilton for Toronto, Cobourg and Kingston, as follows: Hamilton for Toronto, at Eight o'clock, A.M. Toronto for Cobourg, at One ...