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Great Britain

1  The Steamer Great Britain

2  vessel was commenced and launched. This was the Great Britain of 700 tons, owned by the Honorable John

3  point, and only one excelled her, namely, the Great Britain.

4  September 4th, at 12 o'clock noon. The Great Britain and William IV. are expected to be in this port

5  Cobourg and Rochester. On June 18th, 1835, the Great Britain, Captain J. Whitney, arrived in Toronto harbor

6  of 1836 in the sailing arrangements of the Great Britain and United States from that which obtained in

7  eastern division of the province in the steamer Great Britain, taking up his quarters at Government House.

8  the Traveller, Transit, Britannia, Hamilton, Great Britain, Canada, Commodore Barrie, Cobourg and Oakville;

9  was to sail from Prescott to Toronto. The Great Britain, Captain Whitney, continued the same route as in

10  The Steamers Great Britain and Victoria -- Captain Thomas Dick and Mr.

11  patrons that " the accommodations on board the Great Britain are not surpassed by any boat on Lake Ontario,

12  Captain Whitney relinquished command of the Great Britain at the end of this season and assumed that of

13  The Great Britain, Captain Jacob Herchmer, resumed her regular

14  of attempting the destruction of the steamer Great Britain.

15  Early in June about the 5th, just as the Great Britain was preparing to leave Oswego on her journey to

16  CanningYork182880 Sir James KemptBath1829200 Great BritainPrescott1830700 IroquoisPrescott1831100 John

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