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Sutherland, James

1  in connection with the various vessels. Captain Sutherland was buried at Hamilton on March 16th, and Mr.

2  St. George, Capt. Twohy; Niagara, Capt. Sutherland; City of Toronto, Capt. Dick.

3  On the Niagara Captain Elmsley displaced Captain Sutherland, and the City of Toronto was commanded as

4  under her former captain, the Magnet, Captain James Sutherland, and the City of Toronto, also under her old

5  The steamer Magnet, Captain J. Sutherland.

6  Mail Steamer Sovereign, under command, first, of Captain Sutherland, and then of the Honorable Captain Elmsley.

7  and put together in Montreal, and under Captain James Sutherland plied upon the lake. She was called the

8  The Traveller in 1837, Captain James Sutherland, made two trips a week between Rochester,

9  Capt. James Sutherland, of the Traveller, has already been mentioned

10  " Captain, here comes the Sovereign after us." Sutherland looked astern again, and hitching up his

11  there on their departure, including Capt. Sutherland. The news of the disaster received shortly after

12  Queen Victoria and Cobourg, under Captains Dick, Sutherland and Colcleugh. The Transit, also, under Captain

13  the Commerce, afterwards as the Eclipse, Captain James Sutherland. Her route was Hamilton and Toronto. All the

14  ROYAL MAIL STEAMER ECLIPSE, CAPTAIN JAMES SUTHERLAND.

15  to the Niagara Dock Company, as well as to Captain Sutherland, under whose direction she was built. It goes

16  or ought to, and thereupon I consulted with Capt. Sutherland of the Magnet and we agreed upon the following,

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