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Sutherland, James

1   docks, 1836In 1836, the steamboat TRAVELLER, Capt. Sutherland, was placed on the Hamilton to Rochester service,

2   safely at the Niagara Harbour & Dock Co. works. Captain Sutherland is personally superintending the building. The

3   in September, Capt. James Sutherland, formerly of the TRAVELLER, returned from England,

4   trans-shipment, was recently built at Niagara by Captain Sutherland, assisted by a grant from the Imperial Government,

5   The Royal Mail Line was running the MAGNET, Capt. Sutherland, from Hamilton to Toronto and Kingston, CITY OF

6   long-established reputation of her commander, Capt. Sutherland, will undoubtedly make her a favourite on the

7   Niagara River ports on 31 March and the MAGNET, Capt. Sutherland, made her first departure for Kingston on the 12

8   Bethune, Capt. Thos. Dick, Hon. John Hamilton, Capt. Jas. Sutherland and Macpherson & Crane. The agreement runs from 5

9   MAGNET was ready to go, once the ice moved out. Capt. James Sutherland was again in command, with T. Thompson, late of

10   The owners of the ARABIAN were Andrew Heron and James Sutherland. We understand that the line with which she is

11   the OCEAN WAVE and consequently did not waken Capt. Sutherland. The fire on the OCEAN WAVE was believed to be the

12   Capt. Henry Twohy, who had taken over when Capt. Sutherland took up his duties at the Niagara Dockyard, and

13   following testimonial to Captain James Sutherland was published on the 1 July and is

14   Capt. Sutherland, Sir Allow me, on behalf of the late officers of

15   John Masson, late of the steamer ROCHESTER and Jas. Sutherland, late of the MAGNET. These boats are designed to

16   trip. He was accompanied by Captains Masson and Sutherland, who were most obliging and courteous to all on

17   Applications were to be addressed to Captains Sutherland and Colcleugh at Hamilton; to Alex. Milloy at

18   notable Hamiltonian lost in this disaster was Captain James Sutberland, best known for his years as master of the

19   on as ship's carpenter on the MAGNET under Capt. James Sutherland. He subsequently became 2nd Mate on the MAGNET and

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