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      1843 CANADIAN LOYALIST & SPIRIT OF 1812 (from various sources as noted) (first issued at Kingston, Jan. 5th, 1843 according to Bytown Gazette of same date) (from original at Ontario Archives) nil ...

      (from original at Met. Toronto Central Library; Vol. 1, No. XI) nil (missing issues until May 18th)

      (from original at Queen's University - Special Collections; Vol. 1 No. XX) p.3 CAPTAIN SANDOM AND HIS OFFICERS. The long talked of action brought by Bray against Captain Sandom, for an arbitrary exercise of his authority, was tried at the District ...

      (from microfilm available at Queen's University, Douglas Library) p.3 BAY OF QUINTE Steamboat Arrangements for 1843. The Steamers KINGSTON, Captain Harrison,

      p.3 1843 MAIL LINE OF STEAM BOATS & STAGES Between Kingston & Montreal. The Public are informed that the following are the Arrangements for this season: The Fast Plying and ...

      p.3 LAMENTED DEPARTURE. To the inexpressile grief of every one connected with the Naval Department in Canada, Capt. Sandom has at length taken his departure for England; nor has the manner of his leaving been the least touching evidence of the highly ...

      p.3 THE PRESCOTT TROPHY - a small brass gun (a four or six pounder) was captured at Battle of Windmill by militia, but it was taken away from them by sailors who told them Sandom claimed the field piece as his portion of the prize; it was kept in Her …

      p.2 letter to editor about seizure of boat at Fort Erie, 2 miles above Waterloo Ferry (near Buffalo) for illegality. [Niagara Chronicle]

      p.3 STEAM ENGINE Of One Hundred Horse Power. For Sale. At Kingston Dockyard. To be sold by Tenders, to be delivered at Kingston Dockyard, on Thursday, the 5th October next,

      p.1 The First Vessel Which Navigated The Western Waters - Hennepin's account of first vessel built and navigated on Lakes.

      p.3 wife of Capt. Fowell gives birth to son on Dec. 3rd.

      1844 CANADIAN LOYALIST & SPIRIT OF 1812 (from microfilm available at Queen's University, Douglas Library) nil

      p.3 STORAGE & WHARFAGE. The undersigned, having leased part of the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Sanderson and Murray, on Scobell's Wharf, will be prepared to receive in store, and ship to any port on the Lake, Bay or River, Produce or ...

      p.3 Competition on the Lake - We observe in yesterday's Chronicle a long puff on Captain Richardson's Steamboats, one of which, it is proposed by that gentleman to run between Niagara and Kingston. The pretence of the Chronicle is, that the steamboat in question is designed to ...

      p.2 Important to Kingston - Extract from a private letter, from an officer of Rank in London -"...It is stated that extensive fortifications are to be erected in Kingston, which is here understood to be the Key of Upper Canada, but the Naval Establishment is to be reduced. - A …