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City of Toronto

1  The City of Toronto

2  Steamer City of Toronto

3  The City of Toronto disappeared this year, being converted into a

4  A three-masted sailing vessel, called the City of Toronto was launched at Toronto as the close of the

5  George, Capt. Twohy; Niagara, Capt. Sutherland; City of Toronto, Capt. Dick.

6  8 o'clock evening, Wednesday and Saturday, the City of Toronto, and arrive at Toronto early next day. The above

7  call at Cobourg and Port Hope each way. And the City of Toronto will leave Toronto for Niagara and Lewiston

8  THE CITY OF TORONTO

9  Elmsley displaced Captain Sutherland, and the City of Toronto was commanded as formerly. There were no other

10  one of the line to Kingston. This was while the City of Toronto was employed elsewhere. In 1851 the Passport

11  lake when built were rigged in the same way. The City of Toronto and Princess had three masts, but after a time

12  Capt. Duncan Milloy, steamers Zimmerman and City of Toronto; Capt. Wm. A. Milloy, steamer City of Toronto;

13  formerly the City of Toronto, of the Royal Mail Line, was rebuilt, in

14  broken upon her bows. The dimensions of the City of Toronto were: length of keel 202 feet, 219 feet over

15  The new City of Toronto commenced her journeys from Toronto to Lewiston

16  The steamer City of Toronto commenced her trips from Toronto to Lewiston on

17  opened nearly a fortnight later than usual, the City of Toronto not resuming her trips until quite the middle of

18  of Lewiston. On that day Captain Milloy, of the City of Toronto, reported that he had been able to pass down

19  Early on the morning of June 1st the City of Toronto left her moorings for Port Colborne, having on

20  ran on the Niagara river, opposing the steamer City of Toronto. Afterwards she ran from Hamilton to Toronto.

21  A rather serious accident occurred to the City of Toronto while on her passage on August 9th from Niagara

22  The Niagara route was, as usual, taken by the City of Toronto, under Captain James Dick, in 1874, she making

23  close of the season of 1880. In the year 1882 the City was destroyed by fire at Port Dalhousie. The

24  days later, though, on Monday, April 15th, the City of Toronto recommenced her regular daily trips from

25  racing took place between that vessel and the City of Toronto. This was soon put a stop to. The Toronto Globe

26  The steamer City of Toronto in 1868 resumed her daily journeys from Toronto

27  ran as usual from Toronto to Montreal. The City of Toronto was, as she had been for so many seasons, on the

28  The City of Toronto began her work for the season of 1870 between

29  steamer Ivanhoe, and with Toronto by the steamer City of Toronto. It was advertised in the daily papers as

30  There were not many changes in 1871. The City of Toronto, always the first to resume her work, began

31  and reopened somewhat later than usual, the City of Toronto not resuming her journeys from Toronto to

32  change was made this year in the command of the City of Toronto, Captain Donaldson superseding Captain Milloy,

33  are warned that spent checks of the steamers City of Toronto and Rothesay, of this line, collected and issued

34  The City of Toronto no longer opposed the Chicora, but ran in

35  to say anything. She was first of all called the City of Toronto, forming one of the R. M. line from Toronto to

36  Gore, having now charge of his own vessel, the Toronto ."

37  The City of Toronto, of the R. M. Line, ran from Toronto to Niagara

38  THE STEAMER CITY OF TORONTO. IN PLACE OF THE STEAMER CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON,

39  repair that she almost resembled a new boat. The Toronto, in the early days of 1850, took the place of

40  MAIL STEAMERS CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON AND CITY OF TORONTO

41  du Lac1840300 GildersleeveKingston1839250 City of TorontoToronto1840 AlbionBrockville1840200 MinosChippawa

42  by G W R AmericaNiagara1854700 City of TorontoToronto1855400Ocean ves. Wrecked Jenny

43  1863, formerly the City of Toronto, then called Algoma in

44  largest propeller in Canada at date of launch. City of Toronto (2)Niagara1864400Burned Port Dalhousie. Silver

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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.