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- 1 he intended to use for the inaugural voyage to Bytown. Much to his embarrassment, she would not fit the
- 2 the trip up to Grenville. Here, the steamboat Bytown, built in 1835 at Kingston, conveyed them to
- 3 late of the steamer PHOENIX on the Grenville-Bytown run on the Ottawa River. The COMET was originally
- 4 of Kingston, Prescott, Hamilton, Pt. Stanley and Bytown had since been carried on by John Macpherson and
- 5 from Cleveland for the Parliament Buildings at Ottawa,
- 6 M. K. Dickinson's steamer CITY OF OTTAWA from Ottawa.
- 7 ROCHESTER and had built a yacht for Gilmour of Ottawa. They had under construction a powerful tug for
- 8 reply from the Customs authorities at Ottawa and instead of the new steamer being built by
- 9 M.P. was instructed to promote the matter at Ottawa.
- 10 John B. Fairgrieve was in Ottawa on the 1 March in his capacity as President of
- 11 the future prosperity of Hamilton, emanated from Ottawa. It was stated that the existing bounty of 1
- 12 estimate, according to word received from Ottawa on the 29
- 13 it was announced, that a delegation would go to Ottawa and endeavour to convince the Minister of Public
- 14 the Supplementary Estimates. A few days later, Ottawa divulged that the bounty on pig iron would be
- 15 was received from Ottawa that work on the sub-structure for the new swing
- 16 levels in the St. Lawrence Canals, descended on Ottawa on the 26 September to pour forth their
- 17 Mayor Tuckett called on the Hon. Israel Tarte in Ottawa, asking that some dredging be done in Hamilton. He
- 18 the fire from a Canadian source. J.R.Booth, the Ottawa "Lumber Baron" had built a railway called the
- 19 Ottawa came word that $40,000 was included in the
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