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Quebec, QU

1  corvette "brought despatches from Montreal and Quebec." In writing of the attack on Oswego in 1760

2  time after, 1770, batteaux from Montreal and Quebec, employed by the Hudson's Bay Fur Company, made

3  of the province met his Royal Highness at Quebec and paid him all the honors due to his elevated

4  to Col Alured Clarke, of the Royal Engineers, Quebec, and reads:--

5  that "the English ships are not yet arrived from Quebec."

6  "While Arnold and Montgomery were besieging Quebec, Lord Dorchester, disguised as a Canadian, stole

7  heard in Montreal of the danger which threatened Quebec. He thereupon resolved to get his small forces

8  to these the Montmorenci ran from Hamilton to Quebec, the Reindeer from the latter place to Port

9  not to say hardships, in his journeying from Quebec to Toronto:--

10  and at Ogdensburgh with those for Montreal and Quebec

11  owned by an American, the proper officer at Quebec could not grant. Wright then applied to the

12  other ports between that city and Kingston to Quebec, to see and inspect the

13  of note without the slightest mishap, from Quebec to Toronto. This was by no means a small

14  The Australian arrived at Quebec in the end of December with 40 officers and 833

15  Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for Montreal and Quebec," calling at Rochester, Oswego, Sackett's

16  Kingston, Brockville, Ogdensburgh, Montreal and Quebec, passing the Thousand Islands and Rapids of the

17  arrived in Toronto by Grand Trunk Railway from Quebec. A portion of them took possession of the

18  Toronto, after a remarkably quick passage from Quebec of nineteen days!

19  with the Richelieu Company's steamers for Quebec.

20  Railway from Toronto, formed a route direct from Quebec and Montreal to Bruce Mines, the Sault St.

21  with his suite, will sail that day from York for Quebec, via Kingston, and on July 29th the same paper

22  also gives a table of exports and imports at Quebec for the year 1803. It is to be regretted the

23  sailed from York to Kingston on their way to Quebec. They returned to York on August 29th following.

24  it by closing early. The imports and exports at Quebec for 1804, excepting in wheat, do not show any

25  of the Lieutenant-Governor for Kingston and Quebec is noted without any information as to the means

26  The second is now running on the river at Quebec.

27  GOVERNMENT HOUSE, Quebec, August 4, 1854.

28  the Lower and Maritime Provinces than that from Quebec to Ottawa by the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers

29  trip it carried ten passengers from Montreal to Quebec, taking thirty-six hours. The whole city of

30  and Montreal, and between the latter city and Quebec. From Montreal to Saguenay forms another route

31  ply daily on the river between Montreal and Quebec belonging to R. and O. They are most

32  River, and the steamer Saguenay, between Quebec and the river. The two former vessels are under

33  SaguenayThe Saguenay was built by Brunet of Quebec, in 1868, was formerly known as the Union, is a

34  at that port with either the steamers for Quebec or the River Saguenay. Speaking of the journey

35  Beaupre, some distance lower down the river from Quebec.

36  of the old R. M. line is giver. In Montreal and Quebec that line was often spoken of as the Torrance

37  old and well-know steamboat owner and agent in Quebec. He says: As to the speed of the "John Munn "

38  we have just named to Fort Erie, from thence to Quebec via Kingston, but as it was by the flat bottomed

39  of the Lower St. Lawrence, between Montreal and Quebec.

40  placed on the St. Lawrence, between Montreal and Quebec, for on August 10th is a notification of the

41  a detachment of the 76th Regiment en route to Quebec. The same paper refers to the arrival at York on

42  Captain George in his barge from Quebec visited Toronto in 1835. This man was not a

43  steamer known as the Thomas McKay plied between Quebec and Bytown (Ottawa) in this year, but her

44  steamship (the Unicorn) across the ocean to Quebec. He was also in the Hudson Bay service, and was

45  and Toronto, and at the General Post Office, Quebec. Montreal, 4th Nov., 1840.

46  in Montreal the same Evenings, in time for the Quebec Boats, at 7 o'clock.

47  on what was known as Durham boats to Quebec.

48  1893. CanadaSorel1870570River steamer. SaguenayQuebec1868720River steamer. ColumbianChester, U. S.

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