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- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Jan. 22, 1833
1833 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from microfilm available at Archives of Ontario, and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless specified otherwise.) (The Upper Canada Herald of Jan. 16th, 1833 mentions receiving the first issue of the Kingston Spectator) Jan. 22, ... 1833 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from microfilm available at Archives of Ontario, and Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless specified otherwise.) (The Upper Canada Herald of Jan. 16th, 1833 mentions receiving the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), May 21, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) (Vol. 1 No. 19) p.2 John Macaulay, commissioner to improve the navigation of the St. Lawrence, is in Montreal to raise money to commence works. [Montreal Gaz.] On Thursday morning last, we had the pleasure of ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) (Vol. 1 No. 19) p.2 John Macaulay, commissioner to improve the navigation of the St. Lawrence, is in Montreal to raise money to …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), May 28, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.3 The launch of the new Steam Boat St. George, took place yesterday evening under most favorable auspices; the population of the whole town attending, together with the band of the 15th Regt. This new vessel is of the ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.3 The launch of the new Steam Boat St. George, took place yesterday evening under most favorable auspices; the population of the whole …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), June 4, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 We are informed that the barge Dido, belonging to the Canadian Inland Forwarding and Insurance Company, was wrecked at the Long Sault, on Saturday last. She had a valuable cargo of dry goods on board, most of which are ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 We are informed that the barge Dido, belonging to the Canadian Inland Forwarding and Insurance Company, was wrecked at the Long Sault, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), June 18, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Erie Canal - forwarding lines have reduced rates nearly 40%. [Albany Journal] Sir John Colborne arrived from York at Niagara on steamboat Canada; inspected improvements being made at Dock Company. [Niagara Reporter, ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Erie Canal - forwarding lines have reduced rates nearly 40%. [Albany Journal] Sir John Colborne arrived from York at Niagara on steamboat …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), June 25, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 The Rideau Canal is at length opened, the Perth Steam Boat Enterprize having passed through the locks at Kingston Mills, on Thursday last on her way hither, where she will remain to receive her Engine. From an individual ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 The Rideau Canal is at length opened, the Perth Steam Boat Enterprize having passed through the locks at Kingston Mills, on Thursday …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), July 9, 1833 (from original at Queen's University - Special Collections) p.2 The Rideau Canal is beginning to be useful: on Friday morning a raft of 300,000 feet of timber, belonging to Mr. Reuben Sherwood, arrived in Kingston from the mills of that gentleman. The Rideau Steamboat ... (from original at Queen's University - Special Collections) p.2 The Rideau Canal is beginning to be useful: on Friday morning a raft of 300,000 feet of timber, belonging to Mr. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), July 23, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.1 Steam Engines - mentions 2 steam engine manufacturers in York: the 1st is Sheldon, Dutcher, & Co's, and the 2nd is Charles Perry's. [Colonial Advocate] p.2 Rise of Lake Erie - wearing away south shore. ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.1 Steam Engines - mentions 2 steam engine manufacturers in York: the 1st is Sheldon, Dutcher, & Co's, and the 2nd is Charles …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Aug. 6, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.3 The beautiful Steamboat Kingston, which, owing to the narrowness of her bottom, could not be prevented from rolling, is undergoing some considerable alterations; the chief of which is, the addition of a false bottom, ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.3 The beautiful Steamboat Kingston, which, owing to the narrowness of her bottom, could not be prevented from rolling, is undergoing some considerable …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Aug. 13, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 We omitted to notice last Tuesday, the return of Commodore Barrie and his Lady to Kingston, after an absence of some weeks, upon an excursion to the upper Lakes. We are given to understand, that accompanied by Lord ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 We omitted to notice last Tuesday, the return of Commodore Barrie and his Lady to Kingston, after an absence of some weeks, …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Aug. 20, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Fire - Last Saturday night about 10 o'clock, the inhabitants of our town were alarmed by the cry of fire. All immediately were in motion with the engines to subdue the devouring element, which was found to proceed from the ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Fire - Last Saturday night about 10 o'clock, the inhabitants of our town were alarmed by the cry of fire. All immediately …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Aug. 27, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.1 a letter about improvements to Montreal Harbor, and description of Rideau Canal which will take trade away from U.S. [N.Y. Com. Advert.] Vice-President of U.S. the Hon. Martin Van Buren, visited Kingston on steamboat ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.1 a letter about improvements to Montreal Harbor, and description of Rideau Canal which will take trade away from U.S. [N.Y. Com. Advert.] …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Sept. 17, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 The John By steamer was in danger of being blown up last night. It is understood that the Engineer turned the water from the boiler and then leapt over board. The danger was seen in time to save the vessel which returned … (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 The John By steamer was in danger of being blown up last night. It is understood that the Engineer turned the water …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Oct. 8, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Navigation of the St. Lawrence - projected canal around Long Sault rapids on American side using Grass River. [Ogdensburgh Republican] Upper Canada Forwarding Company - The Chronicle with all its pompous fuss about the ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Navigation of the St. Lawrence - projected canal around Long Sault rapids on American side using Grass River. [Ogdensburgh Republican] Upper Canada …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Oct. 22, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Lord Aylmer passes through Rideau on board steamer Rideau. [Montreal Herald] - Welland Canal gives way in several places, 15-20 vessels are aground. [Buffalo Rep.] - man employed on steamboat United States drowns ... (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Lord Aylmer passes through Rideau on board steamer Rideau. [Montreal Herald] - Welland Canal gives way in several places, 15-20 vessels are …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Nov. 5, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Unfortunate Accident - seaman from Constitution drowns between Niagara and York. [York Courier] (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 Unfortunate Accident - seaman from Constitution drowns between Niagara and York. [York Courier]Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Dec. 17, 1833 (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 harbor closed up. (from originals in bound volume at N.A.C.) p.2 harbor closed up.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Dec. 24, 1833 p.1 meeting at Port Hope about building canal to Rice Lake. [Port Hope Warder] p.3 The weather - ... One Oswego schooner has visited us, and the harbor is up to this date perfectly free from ice. Dec. 31, 1833 (Vol. 1 no. 51) (from private ... p.1 meeting at Port Hope about building canal to Rice Lake. [Port Hope Warder] p.3 The weather - ... One Oswego schooner has visited us, and the harbor is up …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Jan. 2, 1834 1834 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from originals at N.A.C., and from microfilm at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise indicated) missing 1834 KINGSTON SPECTATOR (from originals at N.A.C., and from microfilm at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise indicated) missingMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Spectator (Kingston, ON), Jan. 9, 1834 (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library) nil (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library) nilMaritime History of the Great Lakes
