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Queenston, ON

1  brought to a stand at the head of the eddy at Queenston, where lies a large rock, which is to the

2  "Joshua Fairbanks, late of Lewiston, who came to Queenston in 1793 (before Lewiston was known as such) from

3  satisfied, the Royal party made their way to Queenston, where an ample and substantial lunch was

4  of his Majesty's corps of Queen's Rangers left Queenston for Toronto, now York, and proceeded in batteaux

5  the former to sail again up the river as far as Queenston, where the portage begins. Nor is the position

6  They will leave Lewiston and Queenston about half past Two P.M., and arrive at Montreal

7  and was for the lake route between Toronto and Queenston. Her builders warranted her to run 21 miles an

8  October 13th Brock's monument was inaugurated at Queenston by Sir Fenwick Williams, of Kars. The Peerless

9  the season from Toronto to Niagara, Lewiston and Queenston. Upon her arrival there, by the kindness of

10  by the portage road on immense runners to Queenston, where she again found her native element in the

11  her on wheels round the Falls from Chippawa to Queenston, There she was registered as a British vessel,

12  of individuals belonging to Kingston, Niagara, Queenston, York and Prescott. The shareholders of Kingston

13  on the following days: Kingston, for York and Queenston, on June 22nd, July 1st, 10th, 19th and 28th and

14  1st, 11th and 25th days of each month. York for Queenston on 3rd, 13th and 23rd days of each month.

15  "From York, Niagara, Queenston and the head of the lake, far each barrel of

16  "From York, Niagara, Queenston and the head of the lake, for each barrel of

17  "From York, Niagara, Queenston and the head of the lake, for each barrel of

18  steamer of no less than 350 tons was built at Queenston, and was called by that name when she was

19  to Mr. Strange, Kingston, or to John Hamilton, Queenston, June 1, 1827."

20  The Queenston, under the command of Captain James Whitney,

21  places, Sunday excepted, leaving Lewiston and Queenston every morning at eight o'clock and Niagara at

22  ears will leave for the Falls, and on arrival at Queenston stages will leave for the Falls, whence the

23  seven o'clock in the morning, for Niagara, Queenston and Lewiston; arrives at Lewiston at noon.

24  Leaves Lewiston daily, at 2 p.m., touching At Queenston and Niagara; arrives at Toronto at 6 p.m.

25  o'clock in the morning, for Toronto, touching at Queenston and Niagara; arrives at Toronto at noon.

26  at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for Niagara. Queenston and Lewiston; arrives at Lewiston at 6 p. m.

27  MILITIA AT QUEENSTON.

28  THE MOVE TO QUEENSTON.

29  steamers assembled in line, and started for Queenston in the following order:

30  Whitby, Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara, Lewiston and Queenston."

31  Toronto in the morning and taking the cars at Queenston and the Emerald at Chippawa 'will reach Buffalo

32  of one of the Toronto newspapers, dating from Queenston, March 30th, 1848, relates: " This morning has

33  until further notice, leave Toronto for Niagara, Queenston and Lewiston, every Morning. (Sundays excepted),

34  TO MONTREAL IN 33 HOURS. Calling at Niagara, Queenston. Lewiston, Cape Vincent, Brockville, Prescott,

35  town, was employed in bringing over stones from Queenston to build it. Mr. John Thomson, who was still

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37  LAKE ONTARIO. Toronto, Niagara, Queenston and Lewiston. THE STEAM PACKETS TRANSIT AND

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