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- Chief Justice Robinson
- 1 Steamer Chief Justice Robinson
- 2 course throughout the whole of the winter. The Chief Justice, Capt. Wilder, left the Queen's wharf, Toronto,
- 3 Steamer PeerlessThe Chief Justice laid up to re-fit after her winter's work, on
- 4 of April a change occurred in the command of the Chief Justice, Captain W. Milloy replacing Captain Wilder. The
- 5 The Chief Justice and Queen City also ran during the winter season
- 6 its corner, went clear of all the shipping. The Chief Justice and the Welland, which were lying alongside, had
- 7 Commencing January 8th, 1855, the Chief Justice began to run for the winter, from the Queen's
- 8 the Toronto Patriot announces:--"The steamer Chief Justice is off and all right and will leave on her
- 9 and May Flower formed the Cape Vincent line. The Chief Justice was commanded by Captain Murdock, a new man
- 10 Peerless, between Toronto and Hamilton; the Chief Justice, between Toronto and Presqu' Isle; the Mayflower
- 11 the former port and Hamilton, were the steamers Chief Justice Robinson and Eclipse, and excellent accommodation they
- 12 steamer Monarch: Capt. Thos. Leach, steamers Chief Justice, Arabian and Chicora; Capt. Chas. Charmichael,
- 13 Mr. Alexander Walker, for many years mate of the Chief Justice Robinson, and subsequently lighthouse keeper of Toronto
- 14 The Administrator, of equal tonnage with the Chief Justice, was built at or nearly the same time, and her
- 15 with the Royal mail line, as also did the Chief Justice. It is somewhat amusing to note how very
- 16 The Queen Victoria, Admiral, Transit and Chief Justice ran in connection with each other, and also in
- 17 steamers America, Admiral, Eclipse, Despatch and Chief Justice all were on their accustomed routes. In addition
- 18 church, Toronto, Captain T. Dick, steamer Chief Justice Robinson, to Joanna, only daughter of the late John
- 19 STEAMER CITY OF TORONTO.
IN PLACE OF THE STEAMER
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON,
- 20 in the early days of 1850, took the place of the Chief Justice for a short time on the Niagara route, so as to
- 21 and reporters, started from Toronto in the Chief Justice for the Welland Canal, for the purpose of
- 22 other, throughout the winter, says, "The steamer Chief Justice still continues her trips hence to Toronto, but
- 23 Lewiston and Niagara Falls!
THE MAIL STEAMERS
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON
AND
CITY OF TORONTO
- 24 through the winter, by the owners of the steamer Chief Justice Robinson. This vessel ran to and from Toronto and Niagara
- 25 (1st)Niagara1840300Tow boat.
C. J RobinsonNiagara1842400
DespatchHamilton"200
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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.
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