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William IV

1  The Steamer William IV

2  steamer William IV.; Capt John Cowan, steamer William IV., chief officer old Frontenac, built in 1816-17;

3  namely, the John By of 100 tons at Kingston; the William IV. of 450 tons at Gananoque, and the Transit of

4  4th, at 12 o'clock noon. The Great Britain and William IV. are expected to be in this port at that hour."

5  with 70 emigrants,the Cobourg, St. George and William IV. with 350, 110 and 90 respectively had landed

6  The steamer William IV. was in the season of 1836 placed under the

7  commanders for the season then commencing:--The William IV., Captain Hilliard, was to sail from Prescott to

8  There we embarked on board a fine new steamboat William 4th, crowded with Irish emigrants proceeding to

9  writes: --" On the 9th September the steamboat William IV, landed us at the then small but rising town on

10  Barrie, Burlington, Britannia, Cobourg, William IV. and Transit all ran with the exceptions that

11  and Thursday arrive in Toronto in time for the William the Fourth steamer for Kingston and Prescott, and

12  ports. Early in April the Commodore Barrie, William IV and St. George ran from Kingston to Toronto. The

13  there was a serious accident to the steamer William the Fourth, while on her passage down the lake on Oct.

14  ByKingston1832100 William IV1832450Tow

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