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Richardson, Hugh Sr.

1  navigation of Toronto harbor. It was signed by Hugh Richardson, harbor master, of Toronto. The schooner had

2  architect, Toronto. The notice was signed by "Hugh Richardson, Harbor Master."

3  Captain Hugh Richardson, for so many years connected with the lake

4  "The new steamboat Canada, Captain Richardson, made her first trip to Niagara on Monday last,

5  prospect of this meeting which evidently caused Captain Richardson to have doubts about his being further entrusted

6  gentlemen, your most obedient humble servant, Hugh Richardson, York, Dec. 6, 1826."

7  Respecting the steamship Canada, Captain Richardson made his trip to England and returned to York

8  Your very obedient servant, HUGH RICHARDSON.

9  Captain Richardson's steamer, the Canada, was rather unfortunate this

10  no one else would have been taken on that trip, Captain Richardson concludes his letter to the Advocate thus:

11  "HUGH RICHARDSON,

12  In 1831 we find Captain Richardson, commanding the Canada, writing a lengthy letter

13  HUGH RICHARDSON, M. O. of the S. P. C.

14  command of Captain Zeeland. Later she came under Captain Richardson, who with Mr. Gilkison were the principal owners

15  Frank Bury in this year takes the place of Captain Richardson; the latter remains though as managing owner.

16  The Constitution became the Transit, and under Hugh Richardson, (formerly master of the Canada and still her

17  "The Transit, Captain Richardson's beautiful vessel, is ready to start the moment

18  in connection with the steamer Transit, Captain Richardson, running from Lewiston and Niagara every morning

19  from Prescott to the Bay of Quinte. The Transit, Captain Richardson, was between Toronto and Niagara. Captain

20  Major Bonnycastle, William Henry Draper, and Hugh Richardson, Esquires, commissioners for the improvement of

21  and Colcleugh. The Transit, also, under Captain Richardson, did good service during the rebellion in

22  The two steamers in which Capt. Richardson had such an interest, namely, the Transit and

23  HUGH RICHARDSON. Master, leaves Toronto daily, at half-past

24  half past seven in the morning: The Transit, Captain Richardson, decorated with evergreens, reminded one of "The

25  The day was fine, and the Transit, under Captain Richardson's command, was at the service of hundreds of

26  place on September 5th. The presidents were Mr. Hugh Richardson and the Honorable J. Elmsley, R. N., and among

27  called the Chief Justice Robinson, was built by Captain Richardson, formerly of the Canada, and was for some time

28  produced a revulsion to the other extremity. Captain Richardson reduced the fare to Kingston to $3, a fair price

29  to the Transit steamer, formerly owned by Captain Richardson, in July. While on a journey up the St. Lawrence

30  SIR,--I, this morning, suggested to Captain Richardson, our active Harbor Master, the convenience it

31  To which suggestion I received from Captain Richardson the enclosed reply which you will oblige me

32  HUGH RICHARDSON, HARBOR MASTER, Port of Toronto.

33  there, or in its immediate vicinity. Of these Captain Richardson, first commander of the Niagara steamers and

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