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Port Hope, ON

1   Brockville, Gananoque, Kingston, Cobourg, Port Hope, York and Burlington Bay or Hamilton before ending

2   and Thursday, calling at Oakville, Toronto, Port Hope and Cobourg, before crossing to the Genesee

3   service, with calls at Presqu'Ile Bay, Cobourg, Port Hope and Toronto. She made two trips per week and D.

4   canal boats. She crossed the lake to Cobourg and Pt. Hope on Friday morning, arrived in Toronto at 6 a. m.

5   and then proceeded up the Lake to Cobourg, Port Hope and Windsor Harbour (later Port Whitby), thence

6   Thomas Dick was in service between Toronto, Port Hope, Cobourg and the

7   at 7:30; leave Toronto at 11:30 a.m. and call at Port Hope and Cobourg. Returning, she would leave Kingston

8   to Toronto and Kingston. All three called at Port Hope and Cobourg. Other services were supplied by the

9   Kingston on Mondays and Thursdays for Cobourg, Pt. Hope, Pt. Darlington, Toronto and Hamilton. The

10   backing out of Cobourg, he saw a steamer leaving Port Hope. He assumed her to be the OCEAN WAVE. Malcolmson

11   6:00 p.m. on Saturday, she attempted to enter Port Hope to shelter. She struck the end of one of the

12   to Montreal. This would cut out such ports as Port Hope and

13   which had sunk outside the east pier at Port Hope, was refloated by means of steam pumps on the 21

14   as follows: Hamilton, Toronto, Pt. Darlington, Pt. Hope, Cobourg, Kingston, Gananoque, Brockville,

15   traveller left Toronto on the ATHENIAN, passing Port Hope and Cobourg about dark and berthing in Kingston

16   due to leave Hamilton on 26 April, calling at Port Hope and Kingston on her

17   men. She was christened by Miss Ethel Benson of Port Hope, a niece of Calvin Brown, one of the

18   ANNIE CRAIG and PANDORA both arrived light from Port Hope. In Hamilton, the propeller LOTHAIR was loading

19   life along the waterfronts of Lake Ontario. At Port Hope, two schooners were sold at public auction and one

20   Co. in Toronto. Capt. Corson made his home in Port Hope, as did his mate Wm. Martin and the rest of the

21   and Montreal. Calls would be made at Toronto, Pt. Hope and all Bay of Quinte ports, both ways. She would

22   the schooner MARY ANN LYDON cleared light for Port Hope and the schooner TRADE WIND arrived from

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