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1   in the spring, for a fine new vessel, the CITY OF HAMILTON, recently built by Davy at Bath. The engine of the

2   new CITY OF HAMILTON was greeted by the local press on the 11 June

3   1840 at Niagara and was filling in until the new CITY OF HAMILTON was completed. The ROCHESTER was expected to

4   from Lewiston, passengers and general; Steamer CITY OF HAMILTON, Capt. J. Gordon, from Toronto, passengers and

5   JUNIUS, Capt. L. Middleton and the steamer CITY OF HAMILTON, Capt. Duncan McBride came in from Toronto.

6   Capt. Marshall, arrived from Montreal and the CITY OF HAMILTON from Toronto. The schooner MARIE JOSEPHINE, Capt.

7   CITY OF HAMILTON, Capt. Duncan McBride, commenced her run from

8   and Toronto service would be maintained by the CITY OF HAMILTON and the QUEEN OF THE WEST, the latter making two

9   on for some time for the sale of the steamer CITY OF HAMILTON for service on the Bay of Quinte and as a result,

10   LEAF, ST. LAWRENCE, LORD ELGIN and possibly the CITY OF HAMILTON would be placed on the Hamilton to Montreal mail

11   W. Browne's BRITANNIA cleared for Oswego and the CITY OF HAMILTON arrived with passengers and mail from Toronto.

12   were steamer BOWMANVILLE, Capt. C. Perry "CITY OF HAMILTON, Capt. Everett "ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. W. Williams

13   S. Gildersleeve advertised the steamer CITY OF HAMILTON for sale, under the name of CITY OF THE BAY. She

14   Shore ports to Kingston and Cape Vincent. The CITY OF HAMILTON, Capt. Robt. Kerr, would operate to Toronto with

15   the 30 May, the steamer CITY OF HAMILTON had the misfortune to break her walking beam and

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