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      p.2 Lake Huron - We believe that the quality, as well as the quantity of the Fish of this Lake is very little understood or appreciated. We had on our breakfast table this morning some of the Lake Huron pickled Herring, from the store of Mr. I. Simpson, (the late …

      (copied from British Whig) (also in Cornwall Observer July 2nd) p.3 New Steamer - The new steamboat Porcupine built last winter at Prescott for the O. & R. Company, arrived on Sunday last, at Niagara, where she had repaired to receive her engine manufactured by ...

      (copied from British Whig) p.1 The Corporation - mentions need for Harbour Master; the Town pumps also should be moved from Macpherson & Crane's wharves to a place with cleaner water. [Whig]

      (copied from British Whig) p.3 Caution to Steamboats - The Lessees of the Market Tolls, contrary to the provisions of the Market Act have been in the habit this week of charging 2s. 6 d. for every Steamboat entering the harbor with produce on board. This is clearly illegal ...

      (copied from British Whig) p.1 Aquatic Excursion to the Lake of the Mountain

      (copied from British Whig) p.2 Trip to Belleville by Editor of British Whig on steamer Albion. (also in Montreal Gazette, Oct. 15th)

      (copied from British Whig) p.2 Accident to the William IV - As this noble steamboat was on her passage down the lake on Wednesday morning last, the pilot discovered, owing to the action of a heavy south sea, a breach had been made into the false sides, and thence the …

      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 ...

      p.2 Excursion to Belleville - the Victoria Fire Co. to make excursion to Belleville on Prince Albert steamer. p.3 Lachine Canal - Notice is hereby given, that the water will be withdrawn off, and the Lachine Canal closed on Saturday, the first August next, ...

      p.3 ad for excursion to Belleville by Victoria Fire Co.

      p.3 Excursion to Belleville - thanks given to Capt. Cumings of Prince Albert.

      p.2 The Barque Grampus, Capt. Young, passed upwards on Saturday evening last, at 9 o'clock. She proceeded to the head of the Lake, took in a load of 17000 cubic feet of oak timber, and was abreast of Kingston yesterday morning at 2 o'clock on her way to the foot …

      p.2 Montreal Board of Trade meeting discussion - American vessels are not allowed to touch or break bulk at two successive Canadian ports - they feel this impedes trade.

      p.2 steamer Rochester runs down a boat in harbor and one man drowns.

      p.3 Sickness on the Welland Canal - so much that work has slowed down. [Transcript]

      p.2 inquest held at Portsmouth on man drowned off timber raft. p.3 Suddenly, at his residence, Richmond Street, Toronto, on Saturday morning, the 29th ultimo, Mr. Charles Gibb, Engineer of the Chief Justice Robinson steamer, aged 41 years. Mr. G. was a ...

      p.2 Lake Superior Copper Mines and Fisheries - mentions a notice in the Canada Gazette for a charter of a company to unite by a ship canal, the navigable waters above and below the Falls of Ste. Marie.