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1   the 17 April, Louis Shickluna launched the BRANTFORD, a fine new propeller, amid the cheering of crowds

2   of 24 April, which reported the launch of the BRANTFORD, also reported the sudden demise of the steamer

3   1 and 2 November: From Montreal came the steamer BRANTFORD, Capt. B. King, steamer WESTERN MILLER, Capt. P.

4   to the PEERLESS, the BOSTON and the propeller BRANTFORD were being fitted with new machinery. The

5   run from Quebec to Port Stanley. The propeller BRANTFORD would connect St. Catharines with Montreal. The

6   - St. Catharines service would be handled by the BRANTFORD under Capt. Jos. Davis. The steamer REINDEER,

7   of Cowan & Holcomb would consist of the WEST, BRANTFORD, GEORGE MOFFAT, WELLINGTON and BOSTON. The

8   would operate the OSPREY, GEORGE MOFFATT, WEST, BRANTFORD and the new propeller HER

9   Henderson's Line was down to two vessels, the BRANTFORD and the

10   the OSPREY, Capt. Smith, AMERICA. Capt. Moore, BRANTFORD, Capt. Hanna, CITY OF LONDON, Capt. Pollock and

11   On the 28 November, the propellers COLONIST and BRANTFORD arrived in Hamilton with general cargo being the

12   the OSPREY, Capt. Taylor, AMERICA, Capt. Moore, BRANTFORD, Capt. Vaughan, ACADIA, Capt. Malcolmson and the

13   day, George N. Ault at Portsmouth, put the old BRANTFORD in the water after an overhaul on the marine

14   included was the CALABRIA, a rebuild of the old BRANTFORD. News from Portsmouth, provided by the Kingston

15   by the Muir Brothers. She was originally the BRANTFORD and had already been rebuilt by the Muirs in

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