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p.3 Lake Shipping - A new three masted schooner, the Juno, recently built at Brockville by Messrs. Sanderson & Murray, has made her appearance in our harbour. We have now two vessels of this build enp.3 Lake Shipping - A new three masted schooner, the Juno, recently …- p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - June 18 - Margaret, 417 bus wheat, H. & S. Jones; Hibernia, 380 brls flour, do.; Str. Niagara, 100 do., do., 100 oatmeal, M'Gibbon & Ferguson; Str. St. George, 255 flop.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - June 18 - Margaret, 417 bus …
- p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - July 22 - Emily, 3000 staves, H. & S. Jones; J. Welsh, 20,000 do., do.; Telegraph, 736 bls flour, M'Gibbon & Ferguson; Shamrock, 1297 do., Macpherson & Crane; Isabellap.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - July 22 - Emily, 3000 staves, …
p.2 The Regatta, we regret to say, was a failure. Our good citizens seem to be too much engaged "making hay while the sun shines" to pay attention to sportive recreations. Our neighbours of Long Islap.2 The Regatta, we regret to say, was a failure. Our good …- p.2 Regatta a failure. [Kingston News] PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - The following were omitted last week: - July 23 - Schr. Swallow, staves; Three Friends, do.; Minerva Cook, timber; Wm. Penn, do. Julp.2 Regatta a failure. [Kingston News] PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - The …
- (also copied from the News by Montreal Transcript, Aug. 17th, 1841) p.2 Two new steam vessels are in the course of erection at the shipyard of the Marine Railway Company - one, the St. Andrews, build(also copied from the News by Montreal Transcript, Aug. 17th, 1841) p.2 …
- p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - Aug. 5 - Schr. Gen. Brock, 1179 bls flour, Macpherson & Crane; Caledonia, 225 do., Wm. Dickinson & Co. Aug. 6 - Schr. Columbus, 1105 brls flour, H. & S. Jones; Emily,p.2 PORT OF KINGSTON. Arrived - Aug. 5 - Schr. Gen. Brock, …
- p.2 The Late Storm - We hear of but little injury to the shipping on Lake Erie, where much was anticipated from the violence of the gale. A vessel was seen, by the Rochester steamer, 10 miles from Cop.2 The Late Storm - We hear of but little injury to …
- p.2 Kingston Dec. 2nd - The Lake Steamers are laid up, with the exception of the Niagara, now on her last trip. The Bay boats have ceased running; the Canal is closed; and but a few boats are still pp.2 Kingston Dec. 2nd - The Lake Steamers are laid up, with …
- 1842 THE NEWS, KINGSTON (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, and Ontario Archives, unless otherwise noted) p.3 We perceive by the Niagara Chronicle that Mr. Bethune has1842 THE NEWS, KINGSTON (from microfilm available at Queen's University - Stauffer …
