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Transit

1  offered for sale the hull of the ferry steamboat Transit, then lying at Toronto. This said hull was, so

2  The Watertown ran to Mimico: the Transit, St. Jean Baptiste, (this vessel afterwards

3  William IV. of 450 tons at Gananoque, and the Transit of 350 tons at Oakville. The first of these, the

4  York and Niagara and had her name changed to the Transit. She was finally wrecked.

5  season previously. The Constitution became the Transit, and under Hugh Richardson, (formerly master of

6  "The Transit, Captain Richardson's beautiful vessel, is ready

7  The Transit made her first trip from Toronto to Niagara on

8  and Lewiston, in connection with the steamer Transit, Captain Richardson, running from Lewiston and

9  of 1836 comprised among them the Traveller, Transit, Britannia, Hamilton, Great Britain, Canada,

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

11  Captains Dick, Sutherland and Colcleugh. The Transit, also, under Captain Richardson, did good

12  Burlington, Britannia, Cobourg, William IV. and Transit all ran with the exceptions that have been

13  The Transit and Queen Victoria, under the Richardsons,

14  Richardson had such an interest, namely, the Transit and Queen Victoria, were in this season

15  PACKETS TRANSIT AND QUEEN VICTORIA. THE STEAMER TRANSIT,

16  By the Transit, passengers may proceed from Toronto to Niagara

17  at about half past seven in the morning: The Transit, Captain Richardson, decorated with evergreens,

18  a mighty Union Jack, left the city wharves, the Transit and Victoria leading by about three miles, the

19  Gore, The Britannia, The Queen, The Transit

20  The day was fine, and the Transit, under Captain Richardson's command, was at the

21  from the latter in the afternoon. The Britannia, Transit, Victoria, and St. George were also all fully

22  resumed their usual course in this season, the Transit and the Queen Victoria also, so that,

23  to Rochester. The Queen Victoria, Admiral, Transit and Chief Justice ran in connection with each

24  An accident occurred to the Transit steamer, formerly owned by Captain Richardson,

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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.