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Dick, Thomas

1  Captain Thomas Dick

2  to arrest the progress of the flames. Captain Thomas Dick cut her away from the wharf and she, swinging

3  The mate immediately left for Toronto to consult Captain Dick. Two days later the Toronto Patriot

4  Niagara, Capt. Sutherland; City of Toronto, Capt. Dick.

5  by Donald Bethune, Andrew Heron and Captain Thomas Dick, all now deceased. In 1857 he embarked in the

6  Capt. Wm. Gordon, a brother-in-law of Capt. Thos. Dick, was a noted sailor of the old school, and had

7  Captain Henry and William Twohy, Capt. Thos. Dick and Capt. Jas. Dick, Capt. Taylor and Capt Neil

8  Rescue, so she was described by her captain, Thomas Dick, left Collingwood with the mail for the Red

9  The Rescue, of which Captain Thomas Dick was managing director, ran from Collingwood to

10  in its issue of April 11th, says: "Captain T. Dick has taken the contract for carrying the mails

11  the lake shipping in 1867 emanated from Captain Thomas Dick, of the Queen's Hotel, Toronto, on April 10th. He

12  The first named was under the command of Captain Dick, a gallant sailor and enterprising man. A great

13  The Experiment, Captain Dick, made her first trip from Hamilton to Toronto on

14  Queen Victoria and Cobourg, under Captains Dick, Sutherland and Colcleugh. The Transit, also,

15  Steamers Great Britain and Victoria -- Captain Thomas Dick and Mr. Gilkison.

16  trip was accomplished, under command of Captain Thomas Dick, from Niagara to Toronto and Hamilton, returning

17  Before assuming command of this ship Captain Dick bad commenced another vessel on the lake, which

18  "The steamboat Experiment, Capt Dick, left this port yesterday for Niagara, where she

19  and fast - sailing steamer, Queen Victoria, Thomas Dick, Commander, will, for the remainder of the

20  Captain Dick, formerly commanding the Experiment and later

21  FAST SAILING STEAMER GORE. Three Times a Week, CAPTAIN THOMAS DICK.

22  Independence, and whereas it is well known that Dick and the owners of this boat are violent British

23  flags, ensigns and streamers; The Gore, Captain Thomas Dick, bearing aloft a mighty Union Jack, left the

24  public as late captain of the Burlington --Capt. Dick, who formerly sailed the Gore, having now charge

25  Baldwin, all of the Royal Navy, also Captains Dick and Colclough, of the lake steamers. There was

26  from Kingston to Toronto and back again Captain Thomas Dick almost invariably piloted her. His fee for this

27  M.A., at St. Andrew's church, Toronto, Captain T. Dick, steamer Chief Justice Robinson, to Joanna, only

28  City of Toronto was now wholly the property of Thomas Dick. That enterprising mariner had, during the

29  those of G. B. Holland and Captains James and Thomas Dick, the Twohys and many more.

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