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Brockville

1  BROCKVILLE, Capt. Maxwell.

2  the steamers ran as in 1841, connecting with the Brockville and Gildersleeve at Kingston for Dickinson's

3  The latter the year previously had run with the Brockville from Kingston to Dickinson's Landing. The Canada

4  to witness the vessel, which was called the Brockville, glide from the stocks into the waters of the

5  the Merritt, Captain Smith; the Bristol, Brockville and Cantin. The latter was a new boat, built by

6  The propeller Brockville, belonging to Chaffey & Co , of Kingston, and

7  were built the Cobourg, the Kingston and the Brockville. Each of these steamers received its name from

8  The Brockville was of 350 tons burthen, in length 145 feet, in

9  of August 30, 1833, says: " The steamboat Brockville is to be launched on Wednesday, September 4th,

10  Three steamboats, the Sir James Kempt, the Brockville and the Kingston, were in this season plying

11  been previously mentioned as the captain of the Brockville on the Bay of Quinte.

12  on the Bay of Quinte the Sir James Kempt, Brockville and Kingston; on Lake Simcoe the Peter Robinson,

13  The Sir James Kempt and Brockville. Captain Calder, continued to run from Prescott

14  on board the Cobourg on July 18th. The steamers Brockville and Kingston were now under command of Captains

15  to Toronto. The river steamers Dolphin and Brockville ran in connection with the vessels just

16  The Brockville, Captain Maxwell, was between Kingston and

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