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Welland

1  made a daily trip from Toronto to Whitby. The Welland was 184 feet long and 22 feet wide, " her speed

2  the very slowest boat on the lake." The steamer Welland, Captain Donaldson, took her place immediately.

3  the morning of the 9th, shifted her cargo on to the Welland, then all three boats backing off together, the

4  a new steamer, ran from Hamilton to Niagara, and the Welland, as in the preceding year. The Peerless and the

5  Zimmerman were again upon their old route. The Welland also resumed her journeys as in 1856, while the

6  also made her first appearance in this year. The Welland, of 300 tons was also launched in 1842. She had

7  J RobinsonNiagara1842400 DespatchHamilton"200 Welland (1st)St. Catharines1842300Burned. Queen

8  ElmoMontreal1853350 Geo. MoffattChatham1853369 Welland (2nd)St. Catherines1853300 RangerFt.

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