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Banshee

1   new vessels built in 1852, was the propeller BANSHEE which came from the Portsmouth shipyard of George

2   Browne notified shippers that the new propeller BANSHEE, Capt. Trowell, would, for the remainder of the

3   Harrison, Nixon & Swales, from OgdensburgStr. BANSHEE, Malcolmson, Nixon & Swales, from Cape VincentStr.

4   Capt. Everett "ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. W. Williams "BANSHEE, Capt. John Malcolmson The waterfront community,

5   Capt. Chrysler, the CHAMPION, Capt. Milloy, the BANSHEE, Capt. Howard and a new iron steamer "now building

6   City Wharf, along with the sidewheeler BANSHEE, Capt. Howard and the KINGSTON, Capt. Kelly. The

7   Vessels were fitting out and the BOSTON and the BANSHEE were loading flour at the Great Western Wharf,

8   Capt. Chrysler, CHAMPION, Capt. Sinclair and BANSHEE, Capt. Howard. Ferry service was again being

9   propeller BANSHEE took on a cargo of 1,500 bbls. of flour at the

10   too passed out below Alexandria Bay and the BANSHEE, left to her own devices, selected Whiskey Island

11   23 August, reported the loss of the propeller BANSHEE as follows: "The steamer RANGER came into port

12   was $200,000. The steamers NEW ERA, MAGNET and BANSHEE were to be included in the

13   Line were: KINGSTON, PASSPORT, CHAMPION, MAGNET, BANSHEE and NEW

14   occurred on the Lake on the 23 September and the BANSHEE remained in Toronto. The propeller INDIAN,

15   the WELLINGTON hid behind Presqu'ile and the BANSHEE got into South Bay. The schooner WEST WIND,

16   Harbottle, CHAMPION, Capt. J.R. Kelly and the BANSHEE, Capt. H. E. Swales. Edward Browne was the agent

17   steamers EMPRESS and BANSHEE had an altercation between the Ducks and Long

18   Howard, PASSPORT, Capt. J. R. Kelly and the BANSHEE, Capt. Howard E.

19   on the 23 June, giving notice that the steamer BANSHEE, Capt. Thos. Harbottle, would commence service

20   Capt. A. Dunlop, CHAMPION, Capt. C. Carmichael, BANSHEE, Capt. M. W. Bailey, ONTARIO, Capt. Estes, BAY

21   Colcleugh. Capt. John's first command was the BANSHEE. In 1860, in partnership with his brother, the

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