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1   of Wellington, to supervise construction of the Rideau Canal. The work would begin in 1827. On Lake Ontario,

2   to the size of those subsequently built on the Rideau Canal, but they did not replace the three small ones,

3   that Lt. Col. John By had commenced work on the Rideau Canal, and, that the Welland Canal Company was offering

4   Lt. Col. John By, his family and friends. The Rideau Canal was now open. The PUMPER, as her name indicates,

5   replaced with locks the same size as those on the Rideau. Another factor will be found in the following

6   United Lines of the Rideau and St. Lawrence. The Ottawa and Rideau

7   the principal place of trans-shipment, when the Rideau Canal is open and no advance on the present rate of

8   forwarded by the Rideau Canal will not be insured unless ordered by the owners;

9   in the forwarding trade, either via the Ottawa-Rideau system, or via the St. Lawrence, were practicing

10   the opening of the Rideau Canal, some changes had taken place in the forwarding

11   yet another stop-over. The journey through the Rideau Canal to Kingston was made aboard the steamboat

12   for service on the Lachine, Ottawa River and Rideau Canals. It further mentioned that three of the engines

13   on the line; three on the Ottawa River, seven on the Canal, one on the Bay of Quinte and one on the St.

14   line of steamboats from Montreal to Kingston via the Canal. Several steamers for this new Company are now

15   the public of their intention to run a line on the Rideau, to be ready for the opening of

16   up by the river with equal facility as via the Canal. This, however, remains to be

17   a week to perform the trip to Kingston, by the Rideau Canal, and down by the St. Lawrence. She was not more

18   locks been built, as they were on the Rideau Canal, for instance, this kind, of accident would have

19   are reminded that there was still traffic on the Rideau Canal, by an item recording the first arrival at

20   & Forwarding Co. and also a small steamer for Rideau Canal service

21   liking, he shipped out on a canal-boat on the Rideau Canal and by the age of 19, was master of a boat. He

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