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Royal Navy

1  was under the command of Captain Andrews, of the Royal Navy. This officer was also the first commissioner at

2  of ships plying upon the lakes belonged to the Royal Navy. Among them were Captains Bouchette, Earle,

3  "The Royal Navy is not very formidable in this place; six

4  in shipping and some held high rank in the Royal Navy. The father of Mr. Holland was brought up to no

5  Ont., grand-niece of the late Capt David, of the Royal Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Holland had six daughters and

6  Canada before the union. He was formerly in the Royal Navy, and as has been seen for some time commanded a

7  all heavily armed and manned by sailors from the Royal Navy.

8  "Capt. De Horsey, of the Royal Navy and a number of other gentlemen were on board,

9  being fitted out by her crew of seamen from the Royal Navy for the opening of navigation, when she will be

10  On August 12th, 1814, Captain Dobbs, of the Royal Navy, captured two American gunboats, the Ohio and

11  gallant sailor, who had previously served in the Royal Navy. A. G. Petrie was her purser. Captain McKenzie

12  from his masthead an ensign which vessels of the Royal Navy alone have the right to carry. She, to his great

13  on their way to Niagara, several officers of the Royal Navy, among them being Admiral Lake, of H. M. ship

14  these was Captain Andrew Drew, an officer in the Royal Navy, who had recently been entrusted with the

15  on the evening of the 23rd, the toast of the "Royal Navy" was received with great enthusiasm. It was

16  Captains Steele, Stewart and Baldwin, all of the Royal Navy, also Captains Dick and Colclough, of the lake

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