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      not published Jan. 3-5, 1865] missing ]NOTES[1865 Daily British Whig (from microfilm available at Kingston Public Library)

      p.3 The Ice Bridge - steamers Watertown and Gazelle laid up at docks.

      p.3 The Pierrepont - arrives from Darlington.

      p.3 Imports - Jan. 9.

      p.2 The Lake Erie Piracy Case. p.3 Marine Railway Around Falls - proposed by Detroit Board of Trade.

      p.2 A Fire in Portsmouth - in cabin of a barge lying near the Shipyard of Mr. Ault; $200 damages.

      p.2 Raising a Schooner - The schooner Quebec belonging to Rae & Co., which sank some time ago at Yonge Street Wharf, is now being raised. [Globe]

      p.2 Sudden Death at Port Colborne - Mr. Fortier, lighthouse keeper and U.S. Consular Agent.

      p.2 Steamer For Sale - prop. Avon - burthen 303 tons and sidewheel steamer Ottawa, burthen 265 tons; apply to Jacques, Tracy & Co. p.3 The Harbor Master has caused the Harbor Buoys to be sunk under the ice, to prevent them being cut and destroyed by ...

      p.3 Accident to the Transit - holed by ice, towed to wharf at Windsor. [Detroit Free Press 17th]

      p.2 letter to Editor about volunteer naval force. p.3 Locomotives - Canadian Engine and Machinery Co. is making all iron work for Gildersleeve's new iron steamer - boilers, engine, etc. [News]

      p.2 another letter about Volunteer Naval Force.

      p.3 Convention of Vessel Owners - to be held in Detroit on Feb. 8th.

      p.2 Died - in Montreal on 23d instant, Mr. Donald Murray, forwarder, aged 60.

      p.3 The Sarnia Craft - a class of vessel, like scows or barges with one mast, are to be built at Sarnia; cost 1/3 of regular vessel of same tonnage. [Free Press]

      p.3 Meeting of Shipowners - to consider circular received from Detroit respecting ''Marine Matters'' - Capt. Gaskin appointed Chairman.

      p.3 The Niagara Ship Canal - bill passed by Congress, to be constructed as a military work for use of U.S. government.

      p.2 Notice - The Canadian Inland Steam Nav. Co. to receive tenders for people desirous of leasing the bars of the Company's vessels. p.3 Ship-Owners - more on convention of vessel-owners to be held in Detroit on Feb. 8th; Kingston delegates Henderson and ...

      p.2 Steamer Burned - Perth was wintering in canal basin. [Ottawa Union]

      p.2 The Ship-Owners Convention - association formed; a full report - resolutions passed, etc.; appointed delegates are Capt. Robert Gaskin and H.R. Henderson.