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Gore

1  in 1838. A steamer which was known as the Gore, of 200 tons, was commenced at Niagara, and she

2  the Victoria, was in this year in charge of the Gore, that vessel with the Britannia, Captain William

3  Lewiston. THE NEW AND FAST SAILING STEAMER GORE. Three Times a Week, CAPTAIN THOMAS DICK.

4  Returning, the Gore will leave Toronto for Rochester, touching at

5  reach Rochester in 36 hours--in time for the GORE--and will arrive at Toronto within 54 hours.

6  the intermediate Ports,--in connection with the Gore; leaving Toronto at 8 A. M., and Hamilton at 2

7  of cheap excursions on July 4th, by the Gore steamer, for the benefit of pleasure seekers.

8  Rochester daily paper, that the British steamer Gore, Capt. Dick, of Toronto, W. C., offers to make

9  the rapids from Dickenson's Landing. The Gore's machinery also broke down on her journey between

10  NOTICE. THE STEAMER GORE.

11  The GORE will leave Toronto for Rochester on Thursday and

12  Governor, who with his Staff embarked as the Gore passed by; His Excellency being received by a

13  Gildersleeve, The Cobourg, The Burlington, The Gore, The Britannia, The Queen, The Transit

14  be on April 5th] the well-known bell of the Gore drew all hands to the wharf, to greet the first

15  were the America, Captain Henry Twohy, and the Gore, Captain Robert Kerr. The former left Toronto,

16  and in Hamilton, Messrs. Gunn & Browne. The Gore, Admiral, America and Chief Justice all resumed

17  Hope both going and returning. The American and Gore were on the route between Toronto and Rochester.

18  The Gore disappeared this season from Lake Ontario. Under

19  by stage to Sturgeon Bay, which port the steamer Gore left each week for the Sault Ste. Marie, calling

20  vessels. Experiment1837150 BurlingtonOakville"150 GoreNiagara1838 SimcoeLake Simcoe1839 Highlander

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