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Magnet

1  The Steamer Magnet

2  law suit instituted by the owners of the steamer Magnet against those of the Maple Leaf terminated on

3  Mail service as in 1846, but the new steamer Magnet was added to the list.

4  the Princess Royal under her former captain, the Magnet, Captain James Sutherland, and the City of

5  The steamer Magnet, Captain J. Sutherland.

6  Magnet--On Mondays and Thursdays, leaving Hamilton at 7

7  Magnet -- On Tuesdays and Fridays, from Kingston to

8  the Maple Leaf, Captain James Dick; the Magnet and Passport, commanded as in 1852.

9  The three steamers were the Magnet, Arabian and Passport, the two former still

10  Capt. Harbottle; Arabian, Capt. Sclater; Magnet, Capt. Twohy, for Cobourg, Port Hope, Toronto

11  Captain Maxwell; Champion, Captain Sinclair; Magnet (iron), Captain Twohy--built expressly for lake

12  afterwards called, the "Through Line," were the Magnet, New Era, Kingston, Champion, Banshee and

13  Captain Howard; Passport, Captain Kelley; Magnet, Captain Fairgrieve; Banshee, Captain Swales;

14  McMillan; Ranger, Captain Leslie; Propeller Magnet, Captain Malcomson; the Merritt, Captain Smith;

15  consisted of the Champion, Passport, Grecian, Magnet and Kingston; later in the season the Spartan.

16  steamers Spartan, Grecian, Kingston, Passport, Magnet, Champion and Banshee. Their commanding officers

17  of their comrades who had at first joined the Magnet were also ordered to Windsor, a report that a

18  services when placed in charge of the steamer Magnet. And the Major-General will not fail to avail

19  were all steamers. Among the propellers were the Magnet, North, St. Lawrence and Her Majesty.

20  The propeller Magnet was totally wrecked while descending the St.

21  PROPELLER MAGNET LOST

22  and crew taken aboard, only in time to see the Magnet plunge head first down to the bottom. She now

23  and was entirely the result of accident. The Magnet was insured for $8,000 in the Phoenix, Western

24  Fairgrieve; Abyssinian, Captain Estes, and Magnet, Captain Simpson.

25  the Richelieu, were as follows:--The Passport, Magnet, Kingston, Champion, Grecian, Spartan, Corsican

26  loss. Among the other vessels the Passport and Magnet are the oldest; they have been in constant

27  Grange and Henry Kotner of the Spartan and Magnet are also widely known, as also is Engineer

28  in this enterprise were the Star, Cherwell, Magnet, Charlotte, Prince Regent, Montreal and several

29  THE STEAMER MAGNET.

30  resides in this city (1893), She was called the Magnet, was a great success, and is still as good as

31  these waters. ' The second of these vessels, the Magnet, was launched at Niagara. Mr. Gunn, of Hamilton,

32  I consulted with Capt. Sutherland of the Magnet and we agreed upon the following, to designate

33  gunsLost in action Star( Cheswell1813Gun Magnet1 boatsAll broken up in Montreala few years

34  of Kingston""400 PassportNiagara1847400 MagnetNiagara1847500 ScotlandToronto1847150 EmpireMontr

35  Algoma in 1884. GrecianClyde1863400Wrecked. Magnet Bristol1862All Indianandfreight Brockville1863pr

36  1870. PassportSee R. M. Line1847See preceding MagnetSee R. M.

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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.