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1   were almost completed and the propeller BRISTOL, built at this yard in 1862, had been floated off

2   MAGNET, WHITBY, RANGER, BOSTON, WELLINGTON, BRISTOL and BROCKVILLE. Their agent in Hamilton was John

3   MERRITT, the new propeller CANTIN, BROCKVILLE, BRISTOL, WHITBY, BRUNO, RANGER and the propeller MAGNET.

4   Rea, AVON, Capt. Mowat, OTTAWA, Capt. Elliott, BRISTOL, Capt. McAuley and the MAGNET, Capt. Patterson.

5   Montreal and Port Stanley route. The propeller BRISTOL, had been sold by George Chaffey & Bros. of

6   damaged forward and was taken in tow by the BRISTOL. After 3 hours, the schooner was so low in the

7   propellers BRISTOL and BRUNO, according to a sailing notice in the

8   of Dundas. Capt. James W. Leslie, late of the BRISTOL, was appointed to command the

9   Weekly News on 10 April, told that the propeller BRISTOL was undergoing a thorough refit in order that she

10   (73), ALMA MUNRO (73), AMERICA, ARGYLE, ACADIA, BRISTOL, BRUNO, CANADA, COLUMBIA (73), CALIFORNIA (73),

11   and the NEW DOMINION, as well as the propellers BRISTOL and R. W. STANDLY. The propeller ZEALAND,

12   the 15 March and listed the propellers AMERICA, BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL, EAST and R. W. STANDLY. Service

13   their first sailing to Montreal with the BRISTOL, leaving the 3 May. She was to be followed by the

14   for some time. It was found that the propellers BRISTOL and R. W. STANDLY, lying at the Dominion Wharf,

15   ALBION, which had been rebuilt from the burned BRISTOL by Muir Brothers at Port Dalhousie in

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