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1  of the Britannia, Comet, Dawn, Free Trader, Ottawa, Ontario and Western Miller. They made each of

2  to Montreal. The Scotland, Western Miller and Ottawa, owned by Messrs. McPherson & Crane, took the

3  Hamilton to Montreal during the season of 1854:--Ottawa, Captain McGrath; Britannia, Captain Beatty;

4  Jacques & Co.'s boats were the Wellington, Avon, Ottawa, Free Trader, England, St. Lawrence, Hibernia

5  The steamer Ottawa, Captain Putnam. The steamer Lord Elgin, Captain

6  P. G. Chrysler; St. Lawrence, Capt. Maxwell; Ottawa, Capt. Kelley, left the canal basin, Montreal,

7  Huron, Indian, Colonist, Avon, St. Lawrence and Ottawa, forming a daily line from and to the ports just

8  The steamer Ottawa, one of the freight propellers on the lakes, has

9  Captain Vaughan; St. Lawrence, Captain Rea; the Ottawa, Captain Johnson, and the Avon, Captain Smith.

10  load peas and flour for Montreal. The Huron and the Ottawa are expected up on Tuesday, May 1st."

11  the Ontario, Georgian, Indian, Huron, Bristol, Ottawa and Avon. These were all steamers. Among the

12  the route between Bytown and Montreal, namely, the Ottawa and the Shannon.

13  Montreal to Toronto and Hamilton, which included the Ottawa, Britannia, England, Scotland, Ireland,

14  PacketToronto1849Horse b't Tor. ferry Ottawa BritanniaFreight Englandvessels, Scotlandthough

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