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Boston

1   This was probably the engine for the steamer BOSTON, under construction at Quebec. And this item:

2   all winter, for in addition to the PEERLESS, the BOSTON and the propeller BRANTFORD were being fitted

3   Catharines with Montreal. The Ogdensburg and BOSTON Rail Road Co. were said to be chartering every

4   occurred on Lake Ontario, when the propeller BOSTON, bound from Chicago to Ogdensburg collided with

5   "Independent Freight Line" had one vessel, the BOSTON, Capt. Gibson, sailing from Nixon & Swales'

6   she stuck before reaching the water. The prop. BOSTON broke several lines in attempting to move the

7   the waterfront. Vessels were fitting out and the BOSTON and the BANSHEE were loading flour at the Great

8   and 29 were the steamers OSHAWA, Capt. Kennedy, BOSTON, Capt. Malcolmson and ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. Mowat,

9   WEST, BRANTFORD, GEORGE MOFFAT, WELLINGTON and BOSTON. The steamers of the Royal Mail Line were:

10   busy in their shipyard. Repairs to the steamers BOSTON and WELLINGTON were almost completed and the

11   the BOWMANVILLE, MAGNET, WHITBY, RANGER, BOSTON, WELLINGTON, BRISTOL and BROCKVILLE. Their agent

12   OSWEGATCHIE, LAWRENCE, LOWELL, CHAMPLAIN, BOSTON, BROOKLYN, ST. ALBANS, YOUNG AMERICA, CLEVELAND,

13   of his steamer. He was at one time a mate on the BOSTON and 1st Mate on the ARABIAN, under Capt.

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