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      1847 KINGSTON CHRONICLE & GAZETTE (from originals at Queen's University Special Collections) p.3 HARBOR MASTER'S ACT. To the Editor of the British Whig. Dear Sir; As a matter of public interest, especially to ...

      p.3 Steamer Brockville - The Stockholders of the Steamer Brockville are hereby notified that a Dividend of Two Pounds per share is now payable by James Fraser, Treasurer. Kingston, 29th December, 1846.

      p.2 NEW FORWARDING COMPANY. A very important meeting, as effecting the commercial interests of the Province, was held at Toronto on the 28th ultimo, "for the purpose of establishing a line of Freight Propellers between Toronto and Oswego." The necessity ...

      p.2 Floating Balance Dock - J.S. Gilbert's Balance Dock in U.S.A. p.3 A Lamentable Occurrence - (part) Capt. John Kirk of the Caledonia, recently laid up at this port, accompanied by Capt. Chisholm, of the British Queen, went on board of his vessel early on ...

      p.3 To Young Persons No. VII - On the Steam Engine - a description of a walking beam engine (full column).

      p.3 ad calling for tenders for Steamboat Transport on Lake Ontario for 1847.

      p.2 Want of Accommodation for Flour - A Gentleman of great experience in merchantile affairs has brought to our notice the great want of good and commodious Store-Houses in Kingston and Montreal, to contain the flour sent down from Canada West. He says, and indeed we know it from ...

      p.3 more on article by Captain Fair Play - denies Cobourg Star's allegations about lack of storage facilities at Kingston.

      p.1 ad - John Blakiston, Sail-maker and Rigger, No. 4 Hardy's Building, Ontario St.

      p.2 THE FORWARDING BUSINESS OF KINGSTON. The most active preparations are making for this important branch of business. Several new Firms are being organized. Amongst others, our enterprising townsman, J.H. Greer, in connection with our old and ...

      p.2 Navigation Open - Cleveland, 24th March - The steam boat United States, Capt. Belden, fired up this morning about ten o'clock, rode gaily out from the piers, and westward took her way. She is bound for Detroit, wind and weather permitting. The last we saw of her she was …

      p.2 Kingston & Eastern Hospital of Upper Canada - gives table of patients, "3/4 of whom are connected with the commercial marine of the lake." [British Com. Journal of Medical Science referring to article in Kingston Chronicle] In our advertising columns will be seen ...

      p.2 The Weather - ice is disappearing. (issues missing until May 1st)

      p.3 THE SAILORS' HOME IS NOW OPEN. This Establishment is to be a Benevolent Institution, but not as a Gratuitous Charity. It is expected that those who reside at the House, will, as a general thing, pay their Board; while the stranger, the worthy ...

      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 …

      p.2 The Board of Health are indefatigable in their efforts to provide for the sick and destitute; to forward those who are able to travel, and to prevent infection through the city. We are sorry to say some deaths have occurred, and several cases of fever have presented ...

      1847 KINGSTON ARGUS (from originals at Queen's University - Special Collections, unless otherwise specified) (Articles copied from the Argus by other newspapers have been included where the originals are missing.) Jan. 5, 8, 12, 15, 1847 missing

      p.2 A Volcano at Work - We last week recorded a very wonderful convulsion of Lake Ontario. We have this week to mention one equally wonderful as having taken place in Rice Lake, 12 miles to the north of this town. Last Thursday the Lake was seen to be in …

      p.2 Lieutenant Davis, R.N. - This favorite Sailor has returned to this Station, having been appointed to the Cherokee. We have not yet seen him but learn that he is looking well. As soon as we find a little time, we shall honor both him and ourself by drinking a …

      p.2 Accident at Oswego - Some of the shipping in this port has suffered from the violence of the gale. The brig Manhattan, belonging, we believe, at Detroit, is beached near the place where the wrecks occurred last fall - on the rocks within the East pier. The schooner Scotland …