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1  The English Fleet on the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario, 1758-60

2  The French Fleet on the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario, 1758-60

3  The French Fleet on the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario, 1758-60

4  European who accomplished the ascent of the St. Lawrence from the Atlantic to Lake Ontario was M. de

5  doing this they would continue the ascent of the St. Lawrence until Lake St. Louis or Ontario was reached. The

6  manned by hardy voyageurs, to stem the mighty St. Lawrence. After many 'a long pull, a strong pull, and a

7  Cobourg, Kingston and intermediate ports on the River St. Lawrence, running through the whole of the rapids, and

8  freight steamers the Britannia, Lord Elgin and St. Lawrence, the property of Mrs. Brown, of Hamilton, ran

9  Temiscouata to the Riviere du Loup came up the St. Lawrence and joined Dr. Gamble, then with his regiment in

10  Hibernia, Captain Mowat; Ontario Captain Stoker; St. Lawrence, Captain Savage, with the Free Trader, Lord

11  was burned to the water's edge on the river St. Lawrence, near Prescott, but happily no lives were lost.

12  Yet another fearful disaster occurred on the St. Lawrence river at a point called Carvugo when the

13  ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LAKE ONTARIO AND RIVER ST. LAWRENCE.

14  RIVER ST. LAWRENCE.

15  for Montreal, descending all the Rapids of the St. Lawrence: and Montreal for Kingston, calling at ail the

16  built, expressly for the navigation of the River St. Lawrence, and having low-pressure engines, afford a

17  RIVER ST. LAWRENCE.

18  the Thousand Islands and all the rapids of the St. Lawrence by daylight.

19  and Kingston, Montreal and other parts of the St. Lawrence, the boats of two of the companies are in the

20  steamer of the same name, was wrecked in the St. Lawrence on September 14th. It is scarcely to be

21  on April 20th, and as soon as the canals on the St. Lawrence opened extended them to Montreal. The steamers

22  glide from the stocks into the waters of the St. Lawrence. This firm also ran during 1863 another

23  passing the Thousand Islands and Rapids of the St. Lawrence by daylight."

24  is to retain the steamer in the traffic of the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario."

25  Steamboat Company arrangements for the lake and St. Lawrence for 1864 were as follows: The Ontario and Bay

26  very serious accident by running aground in the St. Lawrence, near Caughnawaga, on August 27. Fortunately no

27  Their destination is said to be the Gulf and River St. Lawrence, where their presence may be necessary in view

28  "Kingston, at the mouth of the St. Lawrence, being the best, harbour for the shipping at

29  purpose, so her owner brought her back to the St. Lawrence, when she was chartered by Capt. Frank Patterson

30  floated triumphantly in every State from the St. Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico.

31  Magnet was totally wrecked while descending the St. Lawrence on August 15th. The following account, copied

32  when about twelve miles below Kingston, in the St. Lawrence river, on Tuesday night, she was struck while rounding

33  by iron ships in channels like those of the St. Lawrence. The Corinthian and the Spartan, which is also

34  to the steamers, either on the lakes or the St. Lawrence, and this to a great degree compensated for the

35  at or near the place where the said river St. Lawrence and on the north bank of the river Chippawa, in

36  she became a total wreck in the waters of the St. Lawrence.

37  a short time and is now employed (1893) on the River St. Lawrence from Montreal.

38  Provinces than that from Quebec to Ottawa by the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers A party of tourists can leave

39  on Split Rock, above the Cascade Rapids in the St. Lawrence. She had on board at the time a battery of

40  to that just described is that of the Lower St. Lawrence, or the

41  the declaration of war reached Ogdensburg on the St. Lawrence there were lying there eight American trading

42  (the Accommodation, though sailing on the St. Lawrence six years previously, being of American build).

43  She was intended for the waters of the Lower St. Lawrence, between Montreal and Quebec.

44  on Lake Ontario and the navigable waters of the St. Lawrence. A company was consequently formed composed of

45  known as the Malsham had now been placed on the St. Lawrence, between Montreal and Quebec, for on August 10th

46  improvement of the water communication of the River St. Lawrence, below Prescott, is also deserving of your

47  be the pioneer steamer upon the Bay Quinte and River St. Lawrence in its upper waters. She was built by shares of

48  steamers," the Loyalist adds, " now navigate the St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario in this province besides the

49  some unknown cause, she suddenly capsized in the River St. Lawrence, near Prescott. Captain Mosier, nothing daunted,

50  of rain accompanied by lightning had split the St. Lawrence of 120 guns down the centre. The props giving

51  to Montreal, and merchandise from thence by the St. Lawrence to any part of Upper Canada. " These gentlemen

52  loaded vessels to overcome the rapids of the St. Lawrence and reach the upper ports on the river without

53  occurrence took place in the upper part of the St. Lawrence, at a place called Wells' Island, which caused

54  of having used United States territory on the St. Lawrence in furtherance of his plans, he being a British

55  Peel. My headquarters was on an island in the St. Lawrence. I yet hold possession of that station. I act

56  Richard T. Johnson, appeared on the upper St. Lawrence between Kingston and Belleville in August,

57  LAKE ONTARIO AND RIVER ST. LAWRENCE. Connected with the Line are TEN SUBSTANTIAL

58  Kingston and vice versa, by the Rideau canal and River St. Lawrence. It goes without saying, that the agents for

59  Richardson, in July. While on a journey up the St. Lawrence she struck a sunken rock, which sunk her in

60  Of steamers on the upper St. Lawrence, running in connection with the Hamilton,

61  was to be established on Lake Ontario and the River St. Lawrence in the season then ensuing. They were to run

62  1851 in the vessels plying upon Ontario or the St. Lawrence. The steamer Comet met with an accident on April

63  Prescott, Ogdensburgh and other Ports on the St. Lawrence.

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