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1  now stands the town of Sarnia, he reached Lake Huron. Here a terrible storm struck the vessel, and

2  Lake Nipissing was reached, from thence to Lake Huron and thus to Lake Superior, proceeding on its

3  and fifteen tons burthen on Lakes Erie and Huron; but if not intended to communicate between

4  On Lakes Simcoe and Huron the Morning and Kaloolah ran as in 1852.

5  Accommodation, ran from Toronto to Goderich on Lake Huron. Colin Munro was in 1854 her master.

6  vice versa. A deplorable accident occurred on Lake Huron on November 28th to the steamboat Bruce Mines,

7  The Oxford just mentioned ran aground in Lake Huron during the autumn and became a total wreck.

8  Through communication between Montreal and Lake Huron was ensured by the American Line of steamers,

9  occurred on September 8th to the Lady Elgin on Lake Huron. She collided, or was run into rather, by the

10  Another vessel on Lake Huron, one previously mentioned, the Ploughboy, this

11  Clifton, W. H. Smith, master, the steamers on Lake Huron were the same as in 1860.

12  On Lake Huron the Algoma, Captain Leach, made her first trip

13  or York. A communication between this place and Lake Huron has been explored, which may be of the utmost

14  On Lake Huron the Algoma resumed her trips on May 1st and on

15  On Lake Huron there were few, if any, changes; indeed the

16  Montreal and the ports on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, calling at Kingston and Toronto for freight for

17  and no less popular with the residents on Lakes Huron and Superior. At the close of the season of 1870

18  On Lake Huron there were two lines of steamers connecting with

19  previously mentioned, and which had been on Lake Huron for some little time, also ran from Collingwood

20  of 220 tons burden. She continued to ply upon Lake Huron until 1876, when at the close of that season she

21  calling at Sarnia and (weather permitting) all Lake Huron ports, for Bruce Mines, Sault Ste. Marie and

22  Before coming to Toronto the Chicoutimi plied on Lake Huron.

23  the Block House on the Island of St. Joseph, in Lake Huron, about forty miles north-east of Mackinaw, or,

24  in the announcement of a pleasure trip across Lake Huron, contained in the Toronto Courier of July 23rd,

25  Peter Robinson, and making occasional trips on Lake Huron was the Penetanguishene. In addition to these

26  as the Cherokee. She cruised on Lakes Erie and Huron. Her first commander was Lieutenant Tyssen, R.N.

27  taken through the Welland canal, from thence to Lake Huron.

28  to the mercantile marine that plied upon Lake Huron and the Georgian Bay.

29  On Lakes Simcoe and Huron there was also what was known as the Royal Mail

30  were no alterations on either Lakes Simcoe and Huron in the sailing arrangements which had obtained

31  could carry if armed: 4-PoundersSwivels Erie, Huron and MichiganSchooner NancyGeo. Smith &

32  LindMontreal1858Second of name Ploughboy1857-8500Lake Huron Queen of the NorthNottawasaga1861Grain

33  of WalesToronto1864Burned 1886. WolverineLake Huron. PerseverancePort Dalhousie1864Freight

34  King AbyssinianMontrealab't '65450 WaubunoOn Lake Huron. OceanPort Dalhousie1872350 Lake MichiganPort

35  Lake W. SeymourLake Huronsteamers. PerryToronto Ferry. AsiaWindsorabout

36  of Owen SoundOwen Sound1877598 Francis Smith1875Lake Huron Cumberland"steamers. OntarioUpper

37  Lake QuebecLake Huronsteamers. City of WinnipegMarine

38  of course, excepted. but ply on Lakes Ontario or Huron as they can secure freight or passengers, or are

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