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Saint George

1  St. George, Capt. Twohy; Niagara, Capt. Sutherland; City of

2  7 o'clock evening, Sunday and Thursday, the St. George. At 8 o'clock evening, Tuesday and Friday, the

3  12 o'clock noon, Wednesday and Saturday, the St. George, and arrive at Kingston early next morning. The

4  Of these steamers the St. George has often been mentioned and fully described.

5  named the Princess Royal, supplanted the St. George, Captain Colcleugh being in charge.

6  Constitution, with 70 emigrants,the Cobourg, St. George and William IV. with 350, 110 and 90

7  The St. George's commanding officer was Lieutenant Harper, R. N.

8  this season by Captain Harper, R.N., late of the St. George. The latter was under charge of her former

9  ship pass him on the route up the lake. The St. George was on the direct route between Kingston and

10  in April the Commodore Barrie, William IV and St. George ran from Kingston to Toronto. The river steamers

11  Kingston, on Friday, April 24th, on the steamer St. George. An advertisement appeared in the Toronto papers

12  the part of the Good Samaritan, towing the St. George also into Port Hope.

13  afternoon. The Britannia, Transit, Victoria, and St. George were also all fully employed during the 1841

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