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Passport

1  The Steamer Passport

2  the opening of the season in 1857 the steamers Passport, Captain Harbottle; Banshee, Captain Howard;

3  them, between Montreal and Kingston, were the Passport, Highlander, Canada. (2nd) and Henry

4  of Toronto was employed elsewhere. In 1851 the Passport displaced the Sovereign, Captain Henry Twohy

5  The steamer Passport, Captain H. Twohy.

6  Passport--On Wednesdays and Saturdays, from Toronto to

7  Passport--On Mondays and Thursdays, from Kingston to

8  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 under their old

10  Lake Ontario steamers Kingston, Capt. Hamilton; Passport, Capt. Harbottle; Arabian, Capt. Sclater;

11  (iron), Captain Kelly; Banshee, Captain Howard; Passport (iron), Captain Harbottle; New Era, Captain

12  Princess Royal; Capt. Duncan Sinclair, steamers Passport, Algerian and Bavarian; Capt. Arch. Sinclair,

13  Kingston, Champion, Banshee, New Era and Passport. They were under the command of Captains Kelley,

14  the following five steamers, namely, the Passport, Champion, New Era, Banshee and Kingston. This

15  Magnet, New Era, Kingston, Champion, Banshee and Passport. They ran, as heretofore, from Hamilton to

16  the 30th Cambridgeshire regiment. The steamers Passport and Banshee conveyed the entire regiment, and it

17  An accident occurred to the Passport in passing the Coteau du Lac on the morning of

18  Another accident occurred to the Passport on November 1st. The Toronto Globe thus refers

19  Harbottle, has resigned the command of the Passport, of the through line of steamers he having

20  of the steamers Kingston, Captain Howard; Passport, Captain Kelley; Magnet, Captain Fairgrieve;

21  on May 4th. The fleet consisted of the Champion, Passport, Grecian, Magnet and Kingston; later in the

22  of the steamers Spartan, Grecian, Kingston, Passport, Magnet, Champion and Banshee. Their commanding

23  who for so many years was in command of the Passport, of the Royal Mail Line. It is almost needless

24  Captain Kelly; Kingston, Captain Farrel; Passport, Captain Sinclair; Athenian, Captain Morley:

25  they have already planked the iron bottom of the Passport, so as to prevent the extreme danger of touching

26  commenced between Toronto and Montreal with the Passport, Captain Sinclair, on the 21st April, and she

27  place with the Richelieu, were as follows:--The Passport, Magnet, Kingston, Champion, Grecian, Spartan,

28  became a total loss. Among the other vessels the Passport and Magnet are the oldest; they have been in

29  the Hon. John Hamilton's new iron steamboat the Passport, and that she proves to be, as was anticipated,

30  to many of the passengers on the steamer Passport, while on her journey from Montreal to Kingston.

31  most frightful accident occurred to the steamer Passport on Thursday evening, on her trip up from

32  It appears that the chief engineer of the Passport has recently been appointed to a better

33  About 9 o'clock p. m. the Passport was off Lancaster (16 miles below Cornwall), the

34  and the cabin passengers who were on board the Passport at the time of the accident, and from what we

35  "On Board the Steamer Passport " June 28, 1849."

36  the undersigned passengers on board the steamer Passport, feel it our duty to record our sense of the

37  and fellow-passengers now on board the steamer Passport, have so kindly offered as a testimony of the

38  to a new line of steamers, consisting of the Passport, New Era and Comet, that was to be established

39  be followed in due succession by the New Era and Passport as soon as they can be got ready."

40  o'clock, in the Mail Steamers Princess Royal and Passport, will arrive in Toronto in time to take the

41  steamer. City of Kingston""400 PassportNiagara1847400 MagnetNiagara1847500 ScotlandToron

42  up 1880. GrecianSee R. M. LineWrecked 1870. PassportSee R. M. Line1847See preceding MagnetSee R. M.

43  "Steamer Passport, June 28, 1849.

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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.