Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United StatesCroil, James

History

Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United States

Name: Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United States
Author: Croil, James

Croil, James

Shipping -- Canada -- History; Shipping -- United States -- History; Steam-navigation -- History

United Empire, S., 287.
  United Empire Loyalists, 258, 296.
  United Kingdom, SS., 40.
  United States Shipping Company, 129.
  Up-to-date steamships, 18.
  Utica, barge, 270.

  Vancouver Island, 336.
  Vancouver, SS., 222.
  Vandalia, propeller, 252.
  Vesta, SS., 106.
  Vicksburg, SS., lost, 224.
  Victoria, B. C., founded, 336.
  Victoria Steamboat Association, 38.
  Ville de Havre, SS., lost, 140.
  Ville de Ciotat, SS., 153.
  Voyageurs, Early, 258.

  Waghorn, Lieut., 143.
  Waldensian, SS., 207.
  Walk-in-the-Water, S., 251.
  Ward & Co., 310, 311.
  Waring, Captain W. L., 345.
  Warrimoo, SS., 164.
  Warrior, H. M. S., 168.
  Washington, schooner, 246.
  Waterways of Canada, 244.
  Watt, James, engineer, 67.
  Welland Canal, 262.
  West Indies and Pacific Steamship Lines, 156.
  Whale captured, 312.
  White Star Steamship Line, 116.
  William Fawcett, SS., 146.
  William IV., S., 324.
  Williams, Captain, 122.
  Wilson Connoly Company, 313.
  Wilson Steamship Line, 128.
  Winter Ferry, P. E. I., 349.
  Woodcroft, Engineer, 67.
  Woodruff, Captain, 74.
  World’s Steamers, 357.
  Wylie, Captain, 212.

  Young, Captain, 128.




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Typographical errors have been silently corrected but other variations
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Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United StatesCroil, James

History

Steam Navigation and Its Relation to the Commerce of Canada and the United States

Croil, James

Shipping -- Canada -- History; Shipping -- United States -- History; Steam-navigation -- History

United Empire, S., 287.
  United Empire Loyalists, 258, 296.
  United Kingdom, SS., 40.
  United States Shipping Company, 129.
  Up-to-date steamships, 18.
  Utica, barge, 270.

  Vancouver Island, 336.
  Vancouver, SS., 222.
  Vandalia, propeller, 252.
  Vesta, SS., 106.
  Vicksburg, SS., lost, 224.
  Victoria, B. C., founded, 336.
  Victoria Steamboat Association, 38.
  Ville de Havre, SS., lost, 140.
  Ville de Ciotat, SS., 153.
  Voyageurs, Early, 258.

  Waghorn, Lieut., 143.
  Waldensian, SS., 207.
  Walk-in-the-Water, S., 251.
  Ward & Co., 310, 311.
  Waring, Captain W. L., 345.
  Warrimoo, SS., 164.
  Warrior, H. M. S., 168.
  Washington, schooner, 246.
  Waterways of Canada, 244.
  Watt, James, engineer, 67.
  Welland Canal, 262.
  West Indies and Pacific Steamship Lines, 156.
  Whale captured, 312.
  White Star Steamship Line, 116.
  William Fawcett, SS., 146.
  William IV., S., 324.
  Williams, Captain, 122.
  Wilson Connoly Company, 313.
  Wilson Steamship Line, 128.
  Winter Ferry, P. E. I., 349.
  Woodcroft, Engineer, 67.
  Woodruff, Captain, 74.
  World’s Steamers, 357.
  Wylie, Captain, 212.

  Young, Captain, 128.




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Transcriber's note:

Illustrations have been moved so they do not break up paragraphs.

Old or antiquated spellings have been preserved.

Typographical errors have been silently corrected but other variations
in spelling and punctuation remain unaltered.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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