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Harrison, Edward

1   Other services were supplied by the ECLIPSE, Capt. Edw. Harrison, between Hamilton and Toronto; the AMERICA,

2   service was maintained by the steamboat ECLIPSE, Capt. Edward Harrison during the 1848

3   ice in the harbour and the steamboat ECLIPSE, Capt. Edw. Harrison made her first call of the season from Toronto,

4   her trips for a fortnight longer. We learn that Capt. Harrison exchanges the ECLIPSE, in the spring, for a fine

5   the 14 March, that early bird, Capt. Edward Harrison of the steamboat ECLIPSE, made his first voyage

6   at Hamilton, C. W. ..." The purchasers were Captain Edward Harrison and others. The hull was towed to Hamilton and

7  Capt. Edward Harrison opened navigation on Saturday, 22 March when he

8   local papers poured forth buckets of sympathy on Capt. Harrison, whose only success seems to be that he achieved

9   OF THE WEST. The work was being supervised by Capt. Edward Harrison and the machinery salvaged from the burned hull

10   on the 23 June, stated that the steamer EUROPA, Capt. Harrison, was in service between Hamilton and Ogdensburg,

11   Nixon & Swales, from OswegoStr. EUROPA, Harrison, Nixon & Swales, from OgdensburgStr. BANSHEE,

12   Belleville on the 11 January, of the death of Capt. Edward Harrison at the age of 84. An Irishman, he was born at

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