|   (copied from Whig by the Examiner, April 21, 1841) p.3 The Steamer City of Toronto - This Splendid Steamer commanded by our enterprising fellow citizen, Captain Dick, arrived at Brown's wharf about 2 o'clock, P.M. on Wednesday last. A great number of the merchants and other inhabitants of the... | | SAUGEEN ELECTION Nomination of Candidates at Owen Sound The efforts of Mr, McPherson's boasted wealth were conspicuous at the nomination which took place in Owen Sound yesterday. For weeks past it has been known that Mr. McPherson had chartered for the occasion all the steamers plying to the ... | | ...The recent purchase of a propeller named the Georgian , from the respectable mercantile firm of A.M. Smith & Co., of Toronto by a supposed Southerner, for piratical purposes, has tended to increase the excitement of the Buffalonian; and her entrance into Lake Erie, through the Welland ... | | MASONIC EXCURSION FROM COLLINGWOOD TO MCGREGOR'S HARBOUR - The new and beautifully modelled iron steamer, Chicora , left Collingwood last Tuesday morning, with some 500 excursionists on board, the masons appearing in full regalia. They were accompanied by two bands of music. The trip to... | | The Steamer " Frances Smith " Raised We were pleased to learn, as we did on Tuesday, by telegraph, that the new steamer Frances Smith , which sunk in Byng Inlet, last Fall has been raised., and is now in Detroit undergoing repairs. The raising was effected by the wrecking steamer ... | | There is a grand military excursion from Collingwood to Penetanguishene on the 21st instant on the steamer Chicora ... | | LOCAL ITEMS - We regret to learn that the steamer Frances Smith broke her shaft near Collingwood on Tuesday. Fortunately she has another in reserve at Owen Sound so that she will be on her route again in a few days. ... | | The Chicora on her last trip from Thunder Bay (Hudson Bay Territory) to Collingwood had on board sixteen packages of silver and valued at $20, 000 ... | | EXCURSION TO OWEN SOUND - The excursion of the Manitou Lodge of A. F. & A. M. . of Collingwood. On Monday last, was a perfect success in so far as numbers were concerned. A special train left Barrie for Collingwood at 7 a.m. and carried with it some 150 Masons and their friends, which number ... | | Excursion to Penetanguishene - The excursion up the Northern Railway to Collingwood and from there by the steamer Francis Smith to Penetanguishene gotten up under the auspices of L. O. L. No 73 and the proceeds of which were designed to aid the erection of an Orange Hall in the village of Angus... | | LAID UP - The steamers Algoma , Frances Smith , Emily May and Ida Burton have all gone into winter quarters so that navigation on the Georgian Bay and Lake Simcoe is virtually closed for the season. ... | | Windsor April 18 The steamer Algoma which has been lying at Detroit all winter has gone into dry dock for repairs preparatory to starting for Collingwood. The vessel is expected to reach there on Saturday next and is under orders to leave on the 2nd of May for Fort William with troops on... | | The gale of Sunday last was productive of widespread disaster to steam and sailing craft on the Canada lakes. The most unfortunate of these, is the wreck of the steamer Waubuno , which plied between Collingwood and Parry Sound. The Waubuno left Collingwood on Saturday last heavily laden with... | | Loss of the Manitoulin THE LOSS OF LIFE PLACED ATFROM TWENTY TO FIFTY LIST OF THOSE KNOWN TO HAVE PERISHED Scarcely has navigation opened when we are called upon to chronicle loss of one of the finest propellers that ever steamed out of Collingwood harbour, the pride alike of her unfortunate... | | THE STEAMER ASIA LOST ON THE UPPER LAKES The steamer Asia of the Northern Transit Co. line on route from Owen Sound to French River, foundered in the storm of Thursday last. At the time of the accident the steamer was some nineteen or twenty miles from land, a heavy sea struck the boat and... |
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