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Saint Lawrence

1   Toronto Examiner stating that their steamboats ST. LAWRENCE, ONEIDA and EXPRESS would be trading on Lake

2   NIAGARA, CATARACT, LADY OF THE LAKE, ONTARIO, ST. LAWRENCE, TELEGRAPH, CLINTON and the propeller CLIFTON,

3   PASSPORT, has procured the fast-sailing steamers ST. LAWRENCE and FASHION. The BRITISH EMPIRE, Capt. Moody and

4   collision between the steamboats BRITANNIA and ST. LAWRENCE in Lake St. Francis the previous November. The

5   for Oswego, where she laid up along with the ST. LAWRENCE, both under the management of M. W. & E.

6   on that unfortunate canal. Both she, and the ST. LAWRENCE, were forced to winter at

7   would be operating the BRITANNIA, LORD ELGIN and ST. LAWRENCE from Hamilton to Montreal, while Macpherson &

8   on Wednesday, 6 April, when Browne's propeller ST. LAWRENCE arrived, followed later in the day by the

9   Hannah, HIBERNIA, Mowat, ONTARIO, Stalker, ST. LAWRENCE, Savage, FREE TRADER, Moore, LORD ELGIN, Bruce and

10   It was surmised that the ARABIAN, MAPLE LEAF, ST. LAWRENCE, LORD ELGIN and possibly the CITY OF HAMILTON

11   at Montreal for the Hon. John Hamilton." The ST. LAWRENCE and the OTTAWA would be held in

12   Capt. Kennedy, BOSTON, Capt. Malcolmson and ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. Mowat, all for the G. W. Rail Road. The

13   sugar and 5 tons of general cargo; the steamer ST. LAWRENCE, also from Montreal with 53 bars of iron, 3 1/2

14   be: HURON, COLONIST, INDIAN, AVON, OTTAWA and ST. LAWRENCE. Messrs. Black & Perry would have the steamers

15   Montreal service: HURON, AVON, COLONIST, INDIAN, ST. LAWRENCE and OTTAWA. The Beaver Line advertised the

16   viz. HURON, COLONIST, AVON, INDIAN, OTTAWA and ST. LAWRENCE.

17   the HURON, Capt. Taylor, INDIAN, Capt. Vaughan, ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. Rea, AVON, Capt. Mowat, OTTAWA, Capt.

18   (73), L. SHICKLUNA, R. W. STANDLY (73) and ST. LAWRENCE.

19   consisted of the ORIENTAL, BAVARIA, SIBERIA and ST. LAWRENCE. The DENMARK was dropped off at Toronto on the way

20   Oswego for the MacKays and the American schooner ST. LAWRENCE was in port from Cleveland with coal for the

21   Also in port that day was the American schooner ST. LAWRENCE from Cleveland with coal for the Hamilton Gas

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