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New Era

1   harbour was good in 1849, the regular callers, NEW ERA, MAGNET, CITY OF TORONTO, ECLIPSE and ROCHESTER

2   service of the "Splendid Upper Cabin Steamer NEW ERA, Capt. Maxwell, which would, until further notice,

3   NEW ERA, quickly made herself popular by her fast

4   unnecessary. Consequently, the PASSPORT and the NEW ERA were withdrawn and the COMET was maintained on

5   would start the service with the PASSPORT, the NEW ERA and the COMET and a new vessel HIGHLANDER (ii)

6   the PASSPORT, Capt. Bowen and Purser Putnam; the NEW ERA, Capt. Maxwell and Purser Farrell and the COMET,

7   Canal at 11:11, stopping a short time while the NEW ERA was passing through. She passed Bronte at 11:43,

8   Capt. Harbottle. The River Line comprised the NEW ERA, Capt. Chrysler, the CHAMPION, Capt. Milloy, the

9   month and board. He had been 2nd engineer on the NEW ERA under Capt. Chrysler. The INKERMAN was not

10   railway wharf. The Royal Mail steamers PASSPORT, NEW ERA and others made their regular daily calls, along

11   the 9 October, the steamer NEW ERA, having broken her shaft, was being towed up the

12   Capt. Harbottle, KINGSTON, Capt. Kelly, NEW ERA, Capt. Chrysler, CHAMPION, Capt. Sinclair and

13   the Inland Nav. Co. was $200,000. The steamers NEW ERA, MAGNET and BANSHEE were to be included in the

14   a.m. on the 25 July, when the PASSPORT and the EMPRESS collided at the False Ducks. The EMPRESS,

15   Kingston News, on the 28 July stated that: "The EMPRESS has been placed on the Marine Railway. Her stem

16   EMPRESS was again in trouble a month later. She was

17   PASSPORT, CHAMPION, MAGNET, BANSHEE and NEW ERA.

18   Line listed the KINGSTON, Capt. Clark Hamilton, EMPRESS, Capt. Andrew Dunlop, PASSPORT, Capt. Thos.

19   steamer EMPRESS was being offered for sale or charter and rumour

20   and a much longer cruise was offered by the EMPRESS, Capt. P. G. Chrysler, from Hamilton with calls at

21   steamers EMPRESS and BANSHEE had an altercation between the Ducks

22   steamer EMPRESS was sold out of the Royal Mail Line in March and

23   1858 when her boiler exploded while towing the NEW ERA up the Rapide Plat and during the seasons of 1866

24   docks: "Passing along, we come to the NAPOLEON, EMPRESS, UNIQUE and other yachts at H. L. Bastien's

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