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Hamilton, John

1   Among Robert's eight sons was a young man of 22, John, who was vitally interested in this family

2   launched at Prescott. Built for the enterprising John Hamilton, of Montreal, she measured 147 x 23 x 12, tonnage

3   of inter-city travel. The first concerns the Hon. John Hamilton, who boarded the steamboat CANADA, at Kingston and

4   proprietors of the Lake Ontario Mail Steamers (Hon. John Hamilton, et al.) had made an arrangement with Messrs.

5   to the one now building at Kingston for the Hon. John Hamilton. These new vessels would come out as MAGNET and

6   the engineer who has been in the employ of Mr. Hamilton for the last sixteen years. Mr. McAuslan went to

7   seas. She beat the steamer SOVEREIGN of the Hon. John Hamilton's Royal Mail Line by three hours. There was a "rate

8   parties involved were Macpherson & Crane and the Hon. John Hamilton and others. The editor understood that "an

9   Hooker & Holton, Macpherson & Crane, and the Hon. John Hamilton, to run steamers through from Hamilton to

10   the Royal Mail from Hamilton to Montreal. The Hon. John Hamilton is building a fine steamer for both Lake and,

11   iron steamer "now building at Montreal for the Hon. John Hamilton." The ST. LAWRENCE and the OTTAWA would be held in

12   1855 at Montreal by Bartley & Dunbar, for the Hon. John Hamilton. She measured 174.9 x 26.2 x 9.0. had a gross

13   Alex. Milloy, Sec.-Treas., and Senator John Hamilton, General

14   and 8'6" in diameter. Her original owner was the Hon. John Hamilton and she later passed into the fleet of the

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