The Maritime History of the Great Lakes
British Whig (Kingston, ON), Aug. 24, 1837


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p.3 Why is the Kingston Marine Railway the most indelicate work in Upper Canada?

Because it exposes our bottoms. - Anglice.

OTTAWA AND RIDEAU COMPANY.

Arrivals.

Aug. 20th - The steamer Bytown, Bowen, with barges Trader and Perth in tow. 150 passengers (consignees listed.)

Aug. 21 - The steamer Cataraqui, Drummond, with the lading of the barge Harriet on board. 93 passengers (consignees listed.)

Departures for Bytown.

Aug. 21 - The steamer Bytown, Bowen.

Aug. 23 - The steamer Cataraqui, Drummond.

Aug. 25 - The steamer Margaret, Hunter.

Departures for Montreal and Prescott.

Aug. 21 - The steamer Rideau, Ballentyne, with barge Trader in tow, ashes, pork.

Aug. 23 - The barge Perth (consignees listed.)

Media Type:
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Newspaper
Item Type:
Clippings
Date of Original:
Aug. 24, 1837
Local identifier:
KN.4989
Language of Item:
English
Donor:
Rick Neilson
Copyright Statement:
Public domain: Copyright has expired according to the applicable Canadian or American laws. No restrictions on use.
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British Whig (Kingston, ON), Aug. 24, 1837