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The Royal Gazette of the 1830's has a number of passenger lists for passengers arriving aboard either the "Pocahontas", or via the "Steam Packet", and on other coastal vessels. The Daily Examiner and other P.E.I. newspapers also continued to print passenger arrivals from other Maritime ports throughout the century. As the passengers on these came from other ports in the maritimes, they will be listed here together. Many of the people appearing in these lists would be people who arrived on other vessels which landed in Nova Scotia, and who were destined for the Island. Some were Island residents returning from business and visits, government officials, Lot owners, Royal military personnel, etc. Most of these are from newspaper references looked up by Christine Gorman, with a number also provided by Gary Carroll. A few have been found in Supreme Court and other documents.

• PAPEI RG 6 Supreme Court Cases Thomas Rhodes Haszard vs W Townshend 1786/1787
  This is a bit of a difficult document to classify. It was found in the PAPEI RG 6 Supreme Court cases. Though it doesn't contain names of passengers, this is an interesting document showing the travels of the Schooner "Rising Sun" travelling east coast ports, including Halifax, Mirimachi, Rhode Island, and Jamaica. Rather than listing only the Maritime travels, I am listing the complete document.

  Outward:
  30 June, 1786 - Schooner "Rising Sun" Capt. J. Townsend, for Halifax
  24 Oct., 1786 - "Rising Sun" Capt. W. Young, for Rhode Island
  26 June, 1786 - "Rising Sun" Capt. Benjamin Rous, for Merrimichie
  25 July, 1787 - "Rising Sun" Capt. Benjamin Rous, for Rhode Island

  Inward:
  04 Sep., 1786 - "Rising Sun" from Providence
  15 June, 1787 - "Rising Sun" from Jamaica
  24 July, 1787 - "Rising Sun" from Merrimichie

  [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• PEI Gazette Weds., 26 Nov., 1817

  CUSTOM-HOUSE ENTERED:
  Nov. 14 schooner Mary, Murphy, Miramachie
  Nov. 15 schooner Feronia, Hughes, Halifax
  Nov. 19 schooner John & Elizabeth, Moore, Newfdld
  Nov. 22 schooner Caledonia, Stewart, Halifax
  Nov. 23 schooner Margaret, Hutton, St. Vincents, West I.

  CLEARED
  Nov. 15 schr. Mary, Gamby, St. Johns, Newfdld
  Nov. 15 schr. Landlady, McEachern, Halifax
  Nov. 19 schr. Mason's Daughter, Lusk, St. Johns, Nfdld
  Nov. 24 schr. Feronia, Hughes, Pictou

  [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• Royal Gazette and Weekly Intelligencer of the Island of St. John 29 Sep., 1787:

  Since our last arrived the sloop Betsey, Capt. Andrews, from Halifax:--In her came Passengers Henry W. Perry, Esq., Commissary of Provisions for this Island, with his Family; Captain William Winter, Provost-Marshal, with his; Mr. William Hillman, Merchant; from Jamaica, and Mr. Thomas Broome, Merchant from London. [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• Royal Gazette and Weekly Intelligencer of the Island of St John 19 Oct., 1787 CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES:

  INWARD Schooner Mary Rose, McCallum, Halifax; Schooner Success, Pennman, a coaster; Schooner Happy, Higgins, Halifax; Schooner Betsey, Andrews, Halifax; Schooner Betsey, Worth, Halifax

  OUTWARD Schooner Success, Pennman, Fanningburgh; Schooner Happy, Higgins, Halifax; Brig Speedwell, Davidson, Antigua; Brig Hopewell, Holloway, Antigua

• These items taken from issues of the same newspaper:

  Rear Admiral Sawyer with 5 ships of H M Squadron arrived Charlottetown 23 June, 1788; Edmund Fanning arrived Nov., 1786 aboard the schooner Greyhound [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• P.E.I. Register, May 14, 1824:

  Arrived (no ship name, possibly the Packet) Judge Haliburton and Lieut Dixon of 81stRegt. to relieve Ensign McDonald, in this garrison

• P.E.I. Register, Jun 03, 1825:

  Cleared 2 June, schr. "Victory" Capt. Burke, for Halifax, with potatoes, oats, barley & furs, passengers: Mrs. Gainsford, Miss Callbeck, Miss LeGyt and a number in the steerage

• P.E.I. Register, Jul 18, 1826:

  Arrived July 13, from Pictou, Lieut. Harker, with a detachments of the 74th Regt. to relieve the 81st of this garrison.

• P.E.I. Register, Oct 10, 1826:

  Rev Thomas Adin, Rector of Ch'town, and family, sailed to Pictou to return to England.

• P.E.I. Register, Oct 17, 1826:

  On Oct 17, on HMS Grasshopper, Capt Gunning, "our beloved and venerated diocesan" sailed this forenoon for Pictou.

• P.E.I. Register, Oct 31, 1826:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Oct 28: Chief Justice; and Lieut. Burnett and 24 men of the 74th Regt. to reinforce the party in this garrison.

• P.E.I. Register, May 01, 1827:

  In the Packet from Pictou, April 25, His Honor the Chief Justice, and J. L. Desbarres, Esq.

• P.E.I. Register, May 14, 1827:

  May 14, Charlotte, McRae, to Richibucto, 10 passengers

• P.E.I. Register, Nov 19, 1827:

  November 1827, in the barque Nana from Miramichi, Nov 19; Mr. Frederick LePage, Messrs. Henderson and Shea from Miramichi.

• P.E.I. Register, May 6, 1828:

  First Arrival The Adelaide from Pictou: His Hon Chief Justice Jarvis; Mr. T. B. Tremain, Mr. McNeil of Halifax.

• P.E.I. Register, May 20, 1828:

  From Ch'town, May 17, Harriett, Minchin Master, to the Gut of Canso: Mr. Haire and family.

  The Patriot from Pictou, brought newspapers.

• P.E.I. Register, June 10, 1828:

  In a violent gale, 2 June, the schooner Marie Venus from Quebec to Pugwash, was driven onto New London Beach, now lies a complete wreck. Mr James Sharkey, a passenger, informs us the cargo has escaped damage and is now transshipping.

• P.E.I. Register, June 24, 1828:

  Arrived in the packet from Pictou, June 21: Chief Justice, Mr and Mrs. Archibald,

  Mr Wilkinson of the Halifax Bar.

• P.E.I. Register, July 15, 1828:

  Passenger for Jamaica via Halifax: Lieut. Hodgson, 84^th Regt.

• P.E.I. Register, Aug. 26, 1828:

  Arrivals from Halifax: Capt Stewart R. A. and family:

  From London: Mr L'Estrange, Barrister at Law

  From Antigua: Mr and Mrs. T. H. Hyndman.

• P.E.I. Register, Sept 9, 1828:

  Arrivals from Miramichi: Mr and Mrs Street, Miss Hubbard.

  From Yarmouth, NS: Rev Mr. Grantham and Miss Grantham and Miss H. Townshend.

  From Halifax: Col. McDougall.

• P.E.I. Register, Oct. 14, 1828:

  Packet to Pictou last week lost a passenger overboard: Patrick Donovan, a labouring man.

• P.E.I. Register, Nov. 11, 1828:

  In the Packet, Nov 4, John McGregor, Esq., en route to England.

• P.E.I. Register, Nov 18, 1828:

  Arrival from England via Halifax: Fade Goff, Esq.

  Departure for Halifax; Wm. Pope, Esq, and family.

• P.E.I. Register, May 5, 1829:

  Schooner Harriett is temporarily fitted out as a packet between this port and Pictou. It sailed to Pictou, Wed last, April 29, Capt. James : Passengers: Capt Stewart, R. A.. Capt. Moorsom, 52^nd Regt; and Mr George Clark

• P.E.I. Register, May 19, 1929:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Dr. De St. Croix, Mr. A. Davidson, Mr. Fanning of Nantucket and several others.

• P.E.I. Register, June 09, 1829:

  In the Success from Halifax: June 8, Mr and Mrs. Brown.

  In the Packet from Pictou: Rev Albert Desbrisay, and William Temple. Capt Moorsom, 52 Regt.

  Messrs. Wilson, Reddin, Ramsay and Martin.

• P.E.I. Register, June 23, 1829:

  Departure from PEI: Rev. William Temple and family for Parrsborough, NS ; Rev. A T. Fitzgerald for Portugal.

  Arrivals: Rev. Matthew Richey, Methodist Missionary and family from Shelburne NS.

• P.E.I. Register, June 30, 1829:

  Departures in the Packet to Pictou: Capt Stewart, R.A, Lady and family; Rev. Messrs. Douglas, Patterson and Dunbar.

• P.E.I. Register, April 27, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Rev. Mr. Simmons and Messrs. Caddock and Carmichael.

• P.E.I. Register, May 11, 1830:

  In the packet from Pictou: Mr James Bagnall, from Washington, USA

• P.E.I. Register, May 18, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou, on Friday, May 14: Messrs. Daly, Witter, Doull,

  Wetherby, McConnell, McLean, Thresher.

• P.E.I. Register, June 1, 1830:

  In the Horatio Nelson, Salmond, from Halifax: Mr. Nelms, Mrs. Thresher, and son; Mrs. Costin and son, Mrs. Crawford and children.

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mr. Tremain (from Halifax), Mrs. Proud (of Windsor), Mrs. Brew, and 31 others, men women and children.

  Two vessels with passengers have arrived at Pictou - several of whom have already made their way here.

• P.E.I. Register, June 8, 1830:

  In the Nancy, Deagle to Halifax. 12 passengers.

  In the Brig New Bideford, Mathewson to Shediac, 9 passengers.

  In the Grand Pre, Bishop to Pictou, 9 passengers.

• P.E.I. Register, June 15, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: John Lawson, Esq, and Mr. William Koughan.

• P.E.I. Register, June 29, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mrs Thomson, Rev. Mr. Munro, Messrs. W. Townshend, Wells, Ewing, Gillies, Ash and Lorathy.

• P.E.I. Register, July 6, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: on Saturday, Mr. Wilkins of Nova Scotia, Barrister; Mr. Jamieson of Pictou; Rev. Mr. Kier, Messrs. Dogherty, Henry M Holland, etc.

• P.E.I. Register, July 13, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. Blaikie, and Murdoch; Messrs. Carr, Hacket and Northy (?).

  In the Margaret at Halifax, from London, Mr. Hurdis, Comptroller of H. M. Customs, PEI.

  In the Packet to Pictou: Jonathon Blanchard and Martin Wilkins, Esqrs. Barristers at Law.

  For Pictou, on his way to Montreal: Hon A. Lane.

  For Pictou, on his way to Scotland: Mr. George Johnston.

• P.E.I. Register, July 20,1830:

  In the packet from Pictou on July 17: Messrs. Donaldson, Gilbert, C. Cross, C. Welsh, J. H. Down, J. Fraser, D. McKay, M. Stewart; Mr and Mrs. Bagnall, Mrs. Page. Mrs. Simpson, Miss Macneill, Mrs. Schultz, 2 soldiers' wives and 3 children.

• P.E.I. Register, July 27, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou; Mr. Bowes of Windsor N. S., 2 Misses Bowes.

  Mrs. Chisholm, Mr. J. Wilson and Mr. Kenny.

  In the Henrietta from NFLD, Mr Branscomb of St John's and son.

  James Kelly, carrier of the Mail between Charlottetown and Three Rivers will drive a gig during the Summer for parcels and accommodation of Passengers.

• P.E.I. Register, August 3, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mrs. Duport and three children,

  In the Sarah from Halifax: Mrs. Stayner and 3 children.

• P.E.I. Register, August 10, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Mr. Tremain of Quebec; Mr. John tramin of Halifax, and Mr T. B. Tremain of Ch'town.

  Brig James was lost on Little Miquelon, July 10, 1830: Card of thanks from Thomas Peake, Master of the late brig James, to Mr. Henry Archibald, of St. Pierre's.

• P.E.I. Register, August 17, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Hon A. Lane, J. L. Hurdis, Esq. Mr. Whiteman, A. Stewart, J. Fitzgerald, Miss Clutterbuck, Mrs. and Miss Fulton; a company of French Rope Dancers and a Female Preacher and a Dancing Bear.

• Royal Gazette , August 24, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mr. McNeil of Halifax, Mr. Higgins, do., Mr and Mrs. White, Mr. Curodin, Mr. Ganger, James Mullin, Mrs. O'Brien and 2 others.

  Passengers in the Packet from Pictou: Mr. James Peake, Mr. Gordon from Pictou.

• Royal Gazette , Sept 7, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Rt. Rev. William Frazer, R.C. Bishop of Tonan (from Antigonish); Mr. Cameron, Mr. William Kelly, Mr. Yates, Mr. Crevan, Mr. Macdonald, Messrs. Sterns, Mr and Mrs. Reddin, Mr. and Miss Ives, Misses Eliza and Mary Macgowan, Mrs. McArty.

  In the Eliza from Halifax: Dr. Conroy.

• Royal Gazette , September 14, 1830:

  23 passengers from Tobermory via Cape Breton Island, arrived here last week.

  In the Packet from Pictou: Messrs. Purvis, O'Brien, Fuar,(?) Mrs. Simmons.

  In the shallop Mary Boudrot from Sydney: coals and 23 passengers.

• Royal Gazette , Sept 21, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Hon. Robert Hodgson and lady, Mr Vandein, New York, Rev. Mr. Dunbar, Mr. P. Macgowan, Mr. Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Cullen.

• Royal Gazette , Sept 28, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Capt. Mearns, Mr. and Mrs Williams, Messrs. Gould, McLean, Sullivan, Henderson and Joseph Macdonald.

• Royal Gazette , Oct. 5, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mr. Theophilus Stewart, Mrs. McCurdy, Miss Morrison and 4 others.

• Royal Gazette , October 12, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Messrs. Tremain, Macdonald, Frazer and Curran.

• Royal Gazette , October 19, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Capt. Ruxton, 34^th Regt., J. P. Collings, Esq., Rev. Mr. McLennan, Messrs. Connery, Vass and Bowes.

  From Quebec, via Mirimachi, Mr. John Morris . (no ship named.)

• Royal Gazette , October 26, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Dobson, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Duchemin.

• Royal Gazette , November 2, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Mrs. Ralph Brecken, T. B. Tremain, John Davis, ___ Richardson, and Miss Trenaman.

  For Scotland, via Pictou, Rev. Mr. McIntosh of the Scotch Church; Miss Johnston.

• Royal Gazette , November 16, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou: Rev. Mr. McDonald, (Methodist Connection) Mr. Brennan, Mr. W. Lord, Mr. Down, Mr. Rhodes Gardner, Mr. J. McPherson, Mr. J. Heron.

• Royal Gazette , Nov. 23, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Rev. Mr. Patterson, Messrs. McCormack, Wilson, Dempsey, and R. Longworth.

• Royal Gazette , Nov. 30, 1830:

  In the Packet from Pictou on Wednesday: Mr. George Young (from Halifax.),

  Mr. Hepburn (of Pictou), Mr. Koughan and 4 others.

  In ditto on Friday: Mr and Madame Forioso, Mr. and Mrs. P. McGill, Messrs. Wightman, F. Longworth, jun., Grantham, Kent.

  For Falmouth in the Nocton (?) Packet from Halifax: Hon. Major Fane, 34^th Regt, lately returned Member for the borough of Lynne Regis in the new Parliament.

• Royal Gazette Tues., 21 June, 1831, page 3.
  "PASSENGERS - In the Packet from Pictou - David Stewart, Esq., of London, Robert Hyndman, Esq., of Princetown, Mr. Robertson (Halifax), Mr. Dempsey, Miss Williams, and two others." Info from Gary Carroll.

• Royal Gazette Tues., 2 Aug., 1831, page 3.
  "PASSENGERS - In the Packet from Pictou - David Stewart, Esq., Rev. Mr. Richey (Wesleyan Missionary), Mr. Hepburn, Mr. MacLaren, Mr. Duggen and Miss Miller, of Charleston, S.C." Info from Gary Carroll.

• Royal Gazette, May 15, 1832.
  "The steam boat Pocahontas, the vessel engaged to carry the mail between Charlottetown and Pictou, arrived here on Friday last, and left again for Pictou on Sunday morning. In the Pocahontas [arrivals?] Miss Ramsay from Scotland, Messrs. Cowley and McNeil from Halifax; Messrs. Burton, Primrose, and Dickson from Pictou and five others."

• Royal Gazette, May 29, 1832.
  "To Pictou: The Hon. the Chief Justice, Miss Boyd and Miss Townshend."

• Royal Gazette, Jun 05, 1832.
  "In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. Webb and Banford, (Wesleyan Missionaries) Mrs. Webb, Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Doyle, Messrs. Connery, sen.,Brenan, Gardiner and others."

• Royal Gazette, Jun 12, 1832.
  "In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Jas MacIntosh, Messrs. Reddin, McNeil, Bagnall, Pippy, Mrs. Millar, Miss Bagnall, and 4 others."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 4, 1834.
  "Passengers in the Steam Packet, Mrs. Miller, Capt. Rivers, R. E., Mr. Joseph Ross, and 4 others."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 11, 1834:
  "In the Steam Packet, Mr. Palmer of New York."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 18, 1834:
  "In the Steam Packet, Major Arabain, R. A., Rev. Francis Collingston, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, Messrs. Cole, Nelson, Walker, and 2 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 24, 1834:
  "In the Steam Packet, Ensign Labalmondier and 14 men of the 83rd Regiment, arrived from Halifax by way of Pictou, on Thursday last, to join the detachment here.

  In the Steam Packet, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Messrs A. Macdonald, Dempsey, Pippy, Costin, Conroy, D. Macdonald, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Morrison, and 4 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Dec 02, 1834:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs. F. Longworth, W. Lord and 2 others."

• Royal Gazette, Dec 16, 1834:
  "Dec. 23, 1834. Harbor frozen over."

• Royal Gazette, May 05, 1835:
  "First ships into Port of Charlotte-town. No passengers listed."

• Royal Gazette, May 19, 1835:
  "The Steamboat Pocahontas, Captain Skinner with the Mails and Passengers arrived from Pictou on Friday and returned on Saturday. No arrangement as far as we can learn has yet been made for the conveyance of the Mails this season.

  In the Steam Packet; Mr. Creak, from England, Mr. John Tremain, of Halifax, Messrs. Mitchell and Lippingcott, and two in steerage."

• Royal Gazette, May 26, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Capt. Cooke, Rev. James Monroe, and 5 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, June 2, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet - Rev. J. Macintosh, Angus Macdonald, Esq., Messrs. Kenny and Walker, and two in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, June 9, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet - Donald Macdonald, Esq., Dr. Macdonald, R. E., Rev. Mr. Hetherington, Mr. and Mrs. Weber (from England), Miss Grinton, Mrs. Romans and daughter, Miss Mary Macdonald, Miss M'Neil, Messrs. M'Cormack, Hannay, Reddin, R. Longworth, Smith."

• Royal Gazette, June 16, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet Rev. Messrs. Patterson and Wilson, Messrs. Archibald, Macgill, Wilson, Cundall, Mackay, and 2 in the steerage.

  The Steamboat Pocahontas on her way from Pictou to Miramichi, touched in here this evening, just as we were going to Press. The Cape Breton may be expected with the Mail this week, but whether she is to continue on the station or not, in place of the Pocahontas, we have not heard. The latter vessel, we understand, is to be stationed at Miramichi."

• Royal Gazette, June 30, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet - Dr. J. W. Anderson, Dr. and Miss Conroy, Robert Mackay, Esq., two Misses Fraser, Mrs. A. P. Ross, Misses Mackay, Corbet, Sarah and M. Patterson, Mr. Dixon and two Misses Dixon, Mrs. J. Ross, Messrs. Lippincott, Nugent, Porter, Dempsey, Smardon, Black, Goram, Skinner, Costin, Matthieson, Mackinnon, Porter.

  The Steamboat, Cape Breton, with the Mail and a number of passengers, arrived here on Friday, and returned to Pictou the day following, being her last trip. She was to leave Pictou yesterday for London, where she was built, and her return hither may be considered problematical. In the meantime, the schooner Lively is engaged to convey the Mails, until it is seen whether we are to have a steam-boat or not."

• Royal Gazette, July 07, 1835:
  "The Pocahontas Steamer arrived here on Friday morning from Pictou, with passengers, and returned the same day. (She) left Sunday for Miramichi and then goes to Pictou, and then returns to Charlottetown with a detachment of the Rifle Brigade to relieve the party of the 83 rd Regiment at present doing duty in this garrison. There is a probability of her services being obtained for the conveyance of the Mails for the remainder of the season....

  In the Pocahontas and other conveyances from Pictou, Hon. S.Cunard, Capt. Henderson, Rifles, W. Young, J. L. Starr and Edward Ward, Esqrs. of Halifax, Mr. Uriah Cooledge of Quebec, Mr. Sylvester, Dentist; Mr. J. H. White, and others."

• Royal Gazette, July 14, 1835:
  "Capt Fry, Lieut. Horsford, 2 Sergeants, and 60 rank and file, arrived on Pocahontas. Accompanying those going, Capt. Emslee, Lieut. Rayson, Ensign Labalmendiere (see Nov 24, 1834)."

• Royal Gazette, July 21, 1835:
  "July 21, 1835. Passengers in the Steam Packet...Rev. Mr. Knight, Rev Mr. Ross, Messrs. Lane, Hockins, M'Kay and four in the steerage.

  Yesterday..Capt Peake, R. E., and Lady, Dr. McDonald, R. A."

• Royal Gazette, July 28, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet Mr. and Miss Fraser, Mrs. Parker, Misses Dupey and Tremain, Messrs. Albro, Nichols, I. Fraser, Mason, W. M'Gill, and three in steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 04, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Mr. and Mrs. Watts, (St Andrew's N.B.), Rev. Mr. Grantham and Mrs. Grantham, Yarmouth, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs. Purvis, Rev. Macdonald, Messrs. Alayne, Blanchard, Ross, Lippincott; Misses Davidson and H. Lawson; 2 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 11, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet Lieut. Co. Littler, H.E.I.S. (PEI.S?) Capt. Emslee, H. M 83rd Regiment, Messrs. Reid, Primrose, Macdonald, Shannon, Milwood (?), Dechman "

• Royal Gazette, Aug 18, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet Lieut. R. Macdonald, 30th Regiment, Rev. Mr. Stewart, Cape Breton; Messrs. Brinter, S. Stewart, Withman, Hadley, Breene, and 6 in steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 25, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet - Messrs. Scaife, and J. Longworth, 7 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Sep 01, 1835:
  "Owing to some defect having been found in the boiler of the Pocahontas Steamer of Pictou, she did not ply as usual last week and the Mails were in consequence forwarded by a schooner which arrived here with a number of passengers on Sunday morning, returning again yesterday.

  In the Packet from Pictou, Hon R. Hodgson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Levitt, Mrs. Milbourne, Misses Fletcher, Thresher, Matthewson and R. Macdonnell. Dr. McCulloch (Pictou). Messrs. Blyth, Frazer, Dealy, Morpeth, and J. Mackinlay and 6 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Sep 22, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs. Duffus, Forrester, Kenny, Robertson, Dr. Macdonald, R.A., Misses Lewis and Palmer,"

• Royal Gazette, Sep 29, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Mr. Frazer and 6 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Oct 06, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs Lawson (Sol. Gen.), Morrow, E. Cunard, Rev. Mr. Waddell, and five in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 03, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs. Reddin, Parkin, Long and Morris. Dr. Kirkwood, (Pictou) and Miss McIntyre."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 10, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs F. Longworth, Cundall, Walker, Brown, Dingwell, two in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 17, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Dr. Macdonald, R. A., Messrs. Brenan, Owen, McCormack, Davidson, Coles, Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall, and ten in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 24, 1835:
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs. Nelson. J. R. Gardener, Angus Macdonald (Three Rivers) Dempsey, H. Wright, Clarke, Smardon, Jury, Miss Thresher and 5 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, May 24, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet, on Saturday, Lieut. Horsford, Rifle Brigade, and a Corporal; Mr and Mrs Ramsay, Mr John Ross. Yesterday, Angus Macdonald, Esq., Messrs. Walker, Clark, J Davis and 2 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, May 31, 1836
  "Passengers in the Steam Packet: Capt. Broderick and Lieut, Harvey, 34th Regiment, Lieut. Lyster, R.E., Messrs. Reddin and son, McGill, Grant and Joseph Macdonald."

• Royal Gazette, June 07, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet, the Hon Lieut. Colonel, H. S. Fane, 34th Regiment; Messrs. E. Cunard, Morris, Brenan, Wilson, Costin, Davidson, Maclean, R. Longworth and Alexander Madonald; Messrs. Hetherington and Wilson (Wesleyan Missionaries.)"

• Royal Gazette, June 14, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet, Messrs Cook, Feeney, Muter [to give elocution lessons,] Curzon, McCormack, and two in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, June 21, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet, Rev. Mr. McLaughlan (Roman Catholic clergyman,) Rev. Mr. Macdonald (Baptist,) Mrs. Duffus and son, Messrs. Romans, Kenny, Slater, de St Croix, Dempsey, Lippincottt, and three in the steerage"

• Royal Gazette, June 28, 1836
  "In the Steamer Cape Breton from Pictou, Hon S. Cunard, Mrs. and Miss Watts, Miss Lockett, Messrs G. S. Conroy and W. McKay.

  In the Steamer Pocahontus from Pictou: J. W. Johnston, Esq , Sol. Gen for Nova Scotia, [Solicitor-General], Mr. and Mrs W. Young, Rev. James Mackintosh, Messrs. Richie, Wetherbe, &c.

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Hon. S. Cunard, Misses Catherine and Randale Macdonell; Messrs. Romans, Jones and William Carman and Theophilus Desbrisay, Jun."

  Entered Ch'town Harbour:

  Ship Trial, McAlder, from Miramichi, N.B. 12 passengers

  Ship Hope, Ruggles, from Bathurst, N.B., 19 passengers

  RE THE CAPE BRETON, Steamer. This vessel made an experimental trip to Miramichi last week. Having touched in here on Thursday, from Pictou, she left this harbor for Miramichi the same day about half past 3 p.m. and arrived there the next morning at 10 o'clock. Left again at half past 7, on Saturday evening, arrived off this harbor on Sunday, at 1 pm when some delay was occasioned by her giving a vessel that was leaving the harbor a tow out for a few miles. At 5, she landed her passengers and started again for Pictou the same evening a little before 7 o'clock. She will continue to run once a week between Pictou and Miramichi during the remainder of the season, touching at Charlottetown in going and returning.

• Royal Gazette, July 12, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou, Mr. Brenan two, [?] Mr. Blanchard, Mrs R. Longworth, Misses Doran and Bell, and 6 in the steerage.

  In the Steam Packet from Miramichi: Mr. Thomas Peters, Mistress and 2 Misses Peters; Messrs. Davies, sen; Morris and Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Parry, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Martin, Miss Dean, and 20 in the steerage.

  In the Cape Breton Steamer for Pictou (this day, Mr and Mrs W. Young; Messrs. Johnston and Ritchie (all of Halifax,) Macdonald (Pictou,) Rev. and Mrs. Hetherington, Mr. and Mrs. and 2 Misses Peters; Messrs. Robinson, Baine and others."

  Entered:

  Ship Recompence, Gallant, Dalhousie, 9 passengers

• Royal Gazette, July 19, 1836
  "In the Cape Breton Steamer from Pictou: Rev Mr Knight (Wesleyan Missionary) and family, Mr and Mrs. Mors, Mrs Lessel, Messrs Ward, Bovyer, and O'Keife, and 18 others going to Miramichi.

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Messrs Harding, and Henderson; Mr and Mrs Bacon, Miss Foy, Mrs Moreton, and 55 others bound for Pictou."

  Entered:

  Ship Jessie, McInnis, from Miramichi, 12 passengers

• Royal Gazette, July 26, 1836
  "In the Cape Breton Steamer from Pictou: Commander Barwell, R.N., Mr. and Mrs. Dalglish; Messrs. Kirkpatrick, Albro, Robertson, and 18 in the steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr. and Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. and Miss Johnston, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Tobin; Messrs. Kay, Warren, Blanchard, and 34 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 02, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou: Messrs. Cameron, Duffus, Abrams, Harris, Patterson, Miss Thain, and 13 in the steerage.

  In the Steam Packet from Miramichi (this morning); Rev. B. D. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. H. Cunard, child and servant; Mrs Peabody and servant; Messrs. Duffus, Porter, Walderson, Scott and Murray; Miss Corbet, and 80 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 09, 1836
  No Entries

• Royal Gazette, Aug 16, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou, Rev. Mr. Jost (Wesleyan Missionary,) Mr. Thain, and Mrs. Thresher.

  In the Steam Packet from Miramichi: Right Reverend Bishop of Nova Scotia, Rev. Mr. Elliot, J. J. Gilmour, Esq., Mr. A. Gilmour and 2 Misses Gilmour, Mr. Thomas Richie, Jr., Mr C. Welsh and son, Mrs. Denoon, Mr. Charles Inglis, and 38 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 23, 1836
  "Passengers in the Steam Packet from Pictou: Augustinian Morin, Esq of Montreal; Thomas Owen, Esq; Rev. Mr. Waddel, Mr. Reid, Mrs. Willison, Mrs. Mignowitz, Mrs. Curzon, Misses Simpson and Cole, and 11 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Chisholm, Keoughen and Reid; 3 Messrs. M'Leod; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Davies, Misses Macgregor, McLeod and Brown."

• Royal Gazette, Aug 30, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou: Capt. Dalton R. E., Mr. and Mrs. Green; Messrs. Murdock, Anderson, Gainsford and J. D. Haszard; Mrs Davidson and child, Mrs. Atchieson,&c

  From Miramichi: Mrs. Gilmour, 2 children and servant, Miss Halton, Mrs. Haddon, Mrs. Lobban, Dr. Taylor, Messrs. Wheeler and Hockins."

  From London, via Halifax: Mr. and Mrs. Levill and child.

  In His Majesty's Packet Skylark from Halifax, for Falmouth, Lieut-Col. Fane, 34th Regiment, Capt. Barwell, RN; Major Brough, RA; Capt. Myers, 71st Regiment and Lady; Lieut. Chamberlain, RN.

• Royal Gazette, Sept 06, 1836
  "From Pictou: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Gilmour, Miss Binns, Misses Macleod, Macgregor and Haszard; Messrs. Haller, Coles, S. G. Ross, and G. Haszard, 2 Messrs. Macleod, and 16 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Rev. Mr. Egan; Rev. Mr. Frazer; Rev. Mr. Douglas; Messrs. Joseph Ross, Norman Campbell, John Fawcus, Letson, Doolin, M'Lean, Mrs and Miss White, and 12 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Sept 13, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou: Rev. J. Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, Samuel Green, Esq., Messrs. Frazer, Chisholm, Hay, Wilson, Wells, Mrs. Poole and 7 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Dr. Kirkwood, Rev. Mr. Archibald, Messrs. Day, Blanchard, Dunn, Fraser, H. Cunard, D. Macgregor, and 26 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Sept 20, 1836
  

  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou: Mr. and Mrs. H. Cunard, child and servant; Mr. and Mrs. Dealy, child and servant; Miss. Morris, Rev. Messrs. Archibald, Fraser, Ross, Macgillvray, and Harding; Messrs. W. Blanchard, Coulson, Letson, Taylor, and J. A. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Baine, and 15 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Dempsey, Duchemin, Murray, Archibald, Pierce, Willison, Davis, Coffin, Watson, 2 Messrs. Macdonald, 2 Messrs. Donald, Raymond and son; Mr. and Mrs. Baine; Miss Creak, Mrs. Curzon, and child; Mrs. Mignowitz and three children, and 12 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Sept 27, 1836
  "In the Steam Packet from Pictou: Robert Carter, Esq., Lady and servant; Deputy Commissary General Hewetson and Mrs. Hewetson; Hon. J. Cunard (of Miramichi), Mrs. Cunard and Miss Peters; Rev. Robert Douglas and Miss Douglas; Dr. Macdonald, RA; Messrs. Peake, Thomas D. Hodgson, H. Palmer, Miss Fraser, and 10 in the steerage.

  Besides 20 emigrants from the North of Scotland by way of Quebec and Pictou on their way to New London, in this Island.

  From Miramichi: Messrs Holroyd, Taylor, Mackenzie, and Hamilton Lane; Miss Macintosh, and 6 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Oct 04, 1836
  "From Pictou: Lieut Todd, 85th Regiment; Andrew and Daniel Todd, Esqrs

  From Miramichi: Hon. Joseph Cunard and servant; Mr. and Mrs. Carter and 2 servants; Mrs. Alexander Macdonell and daughter; Rev. Mr. Hudon, Capt. Smith, Miss Macdonald, Messrs. Stephens, Purdy, Chambers, McKnight, Davis, Cross, Hurd and Mrs. Tobin, and 20 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Oct 11, 1836
  "In the Steamer from Pictou: Mrs. Macdonald; Messrs. Chambers, John Ross, Kenneth McKenzie, Alexander Fraser, and 6 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Mr. and Mrs W. Jarvis, Miss Boyd, Miss Sutton, Messrs. Frazer and Ritchie, Mrs. Robertson, and 16 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Oct 18, 1836
  "From Pictou: Messrs. Macdonald, Sutherland, Sprat, Fennel, W. Tobin, and 20 others."

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Taylor and Morris, and 20 others.

• Royal Gazette, Oct 25, 1836
  "From Pictou: Rev. Mr. Knight, Mrs. Wallace and son; Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil and child, Mrs. Mignowitz, Mrs. Welner, Messrs. Hockins, Ready and James MacKenzie, and 7 in the steerage.. From Miramichi: Rev. Mr. McHarrow, David Higgins, Esq; Mrs. Cameron and family; Messrs. Purdy, and Salter, Mrs. Graham, and 15 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 01, 1836
  "From Pictou: Rev. Mr. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Tremain, Miss Tremain; Messrs. W. Tremain, D. A. Com. Gen. Inglis, Blanchard, G. Macdonald, A. Macdonald, Dockendorff Cleveland, and Capt. Mackennon.

  From Miramichi: Rev. John Maclennan, Capt. Mackennon, Messrs. Hugh Montgomery, W. Tremain and Hockins; D. A. Com Gen. Inglis; Mrs. Miller, and 2 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 08, 1836
  "From Pictou: Rev. Mr. Hudson, Messrs. Edward Cunard jun., Cundall, Parkins, J. Gardiner, and 6 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. John Davies and Donald Ramsay."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 15, 1836
  "From Pictou: Messrs. Lord, Brenan, Davidson, Kickham, Walker, Knight, and 6 in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 22, 1836
  "From Pictou: Messrs. Nelson, Costin, Thresher, R. Longworth, Wellington, Nelson, two Messrs. Welner, Mrs. Aldridge, McNeil, and seven in the steerage."

• Royal Gazette, Nov 29, 1836
  "November 26 was Cape Breton's last trip of the season.

  From Pictou: Joseph Macdonald, John Davies, Sen., J. B. Cormack, and Miss Walsh.

• Royal Gazette, May 9, 1837:

  Steamer Cape Breton from Pictou, made her first appearance May 6, 1837. After a two hour delay, she proceeded to Miramichi from whence she returned this morning and will leave for Pictou again about midday.

  Passengers in the steamer Cape Breton, from Pictou, Mr and Mrs. Fraser, Miss Thresher, Messrs. Davis and Dixon and 7 in the steerage.

  From Miramichi, Mr and Mrs. Davis, Messrs. Dixon, Coffin, Fraser and 15 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, May 30:

  Passengers in the steam packet from Pictou, Messrs. Reddin, Cundall, Walker, Macgill, Davidson, J. Dons, Joseph Macdonald, Mrs. Darrell, Mrs. Gunton,(or Grenton) and 15 steerage.

  Passengers To Pictou, Capt. Broderick, 34^th Regiment.

• Royal Gazette, June 6, 1837:

  Passengers from Pictou: Rev. John Geddy, John Lawson, Esq., Messrs. W. Mackay, Wilson, Morris, Lippincott, Bambrick., Williams, J. Davis, sen., Jas. Macgregor, A. Patterson, Mrs. Dechman, Mrs. Jamieson.

• Royal Gazette, June 20, 1837:

  Passengers: Detachment of the 85^th (Bucks Volunteers) or King=s Light Infantry, consisting of two Officers, 2 Sergeants and 60 rank and file, arrived on the Cape Breton steamer from Pictou to relieve the 34^th Regiment who had been here one month. Lieut. Hervey commanded the 34^th; Captain St. Quentin and Lieut Tennant commanded the 85^th.

• Royal Gazette, June 27, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou, John Wright of Miramichi, Esq. and son, Charles Twining of Halifax, Esq. Mrs. Watson and child, Messrs. A. Coffin and W. C. Hamilton.

• Royal Gazette, July 4, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. S. Fraser, Douglas, Patterson, Keir; Messrs. Eston, sutherland, Munro. Stamper, J. Fraser, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Kidston, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. McEwen.

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. S. Fraser, Douglas, Patterson and Keir; Messrs. Euston, Sutherland, Munro, Stamper, J. Fraser, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Kidston, Mrs. Little, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. McEwen.

• Royal Gazette, July 11, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. John Parker, of Barbados, Mr. E. Codrington, do., Capt. Power, 85^th Regt, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Allison, Messrs. Walcott, G. and A. Taylor, A. G. Archibald, Godfrey, and Peters; Mrs. Henley (from Miramichi), Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Dr. Cummings, Messrs. McKie, Alex McKinnon, J. Henderson, A. Gordon. A. G. Archibald (?), Mrs. James Graham, Miss Irving.

• Royal Gazette, July 18, 1837:

  Passengers from Pictou: Messrs. E. Cunard, Nichols. Hunter, Mrs. Duffus,and child, Mrs. Romaus and 2 children, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Edward Holland, Misses Mabey and Elizabeth and Mary Chappell.

• Royal Gazette, July 25, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Mrs. Wright of Miramichi, 3 children and servant; Messrs. M. Blackstock, W. Bearisto, and C. C. Davison.

• Royal Gazette, August 1, 1837:

  Steam packet from Miramichi: Messrs. Thompson, and J. Stewart, Newfoundland, Yates (Demerara) John and William Mackie, Mr. and Mrs Frost.

• Royal Gazette, August 8, 1837:

  Steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Robert Patterson, Messrs. Greetham and Narraway, Mrs. Barker and son.

• Royal Gazette, August 15, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Mr and Mrs. Blackadar, Messrs. Thompson, Stewart, Hatton, Hockins, Rev. J. Waddell, Fraser, Davies, E. Blanchard, Miss Irvine.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Liddell, Holmes, Blanchard, Hosewood (?), Dechman, Pierce, Salter, W. and J. Willison, Morris, Frazer, Mrs. Morrow and two children, Misses Duffey, Archibald, and Patten.

• Royal Gazette, August 22, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Edmund Ward, Esq. Capt. Harris, Messrs. Duan, Dixon, McKay. W. and J. Willison, and A. Macdonald. Mrs. A Fraser, Miss Mackenzie and 10 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 5, 1837:

  From Pictou: Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrow, child and servant, Rev. S. Fraser, Rev. J. Mackinlay, Mr. Kenny, Mrs. T. Graham, Miss Burton, Miss Patterson.

  From Miramichi: Rev. D. McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy, Rev. J. McKinlay, Angus Macdonald, Esq., Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Ackley, Mrs. Ross, Miss Patterson. Messrs. J. Davis and H. MacKay.

• Royal Gazette, September 12, 1837:

  From Pictou: Hon. James Tobin (Halifax) and Mrs. Tobin. Mr and Mrs. Peters (Miramichi), Mr and Mrs. Allan and family from Barbados; Hon. William Talbot; Messrs. George and G. R. Talbot; Lessels, Pollock, A. Fraser, G. Coles, Blackhern, MacLaren. Mrs. E. Cunard and child. Mrs. J. MacKenzie and 2 Misses Mathieson, and Miss Peters.

• Royal Gazette, September 19, 1837:

  Passengers in the steam packet from Pictou, Sept. 15: Rev. Mr. Parker, Dr. McDonald, R. A., 3 Messrs. Farnham, Mrs. Farnham, 4 Misses Farnham; Mr and Mrs. Boyce (West Indies), Mr. A. McDonald, (Halifax), Messrs. Waddell and Stewart.

• Royal Gazette, September, 26, 1837:

  From Pictou: Rev. R. Douglas, Mr. Noonan and son, Mr. Hartshorn and son, Mr and Mrs. A. Davidson, Messrs. Stamper, Allison, Shuttuck, Lippincote, 2 in steerage.

  From Miramichi: The Hon. R. Hodgson, (Attorney-General), Rev. M. Archibald,. Misses Gainsford, Hodgson, Maclean, Mrs. Liddell and sister.

• Royal Gazette, September 29, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Rev. Dr. Twining of Halifax, NS, Lady and daughter; Rev. Mr. Packer, Mrs. Packer and family; Rev. K. J. McKenzie, Rev. S. Campbell. Messrs. Grey and Domville, 85^th regt. Messrs. Fraser, Ross, and Salter. Mistresses B. and K. Coffin, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs.Rowcan (?), Misses Loudon, Ruell, and Kay.

• Royal Gazette, October 3, 1837:

  Steam packet from Pictou: Lieut. Coryton, 85^th Regt. Messrs. Fraser, MacKay, Small, Campbell. Misses Carmichael and Macgregor.

• Royal Gazette, October 10, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Lieut. Col. Maunsell,85th Regt.,Lady, and son, Paymaster Thompson, 85th Regt., and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Waddell, Messrs. E. Cunard, Layton, and Ross of Pictou.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Ross and Layton, Pollard, Flannagan, Theophilus Desbrisay, jun., Arthur Owen and Angus Macdonald, Esq.

• Royal Gazette, October 17, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Miramichi: Edward Cunard, Esq., Lady, child and servant, Misses Simpson, White and Desbrisay, Mrs. Waters, Messrs. Calbeck, T. Fraser, J. Davis, W. Johnson, Potter.

• Royal Gazette, October 24, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Messrs. Woodworth, Monck, and R. Tremain, and 2 Misses Binns.

• Royal Gazette, October 31, 1837:

  In the steam packet, Cape Breton from Pictou: William Young, Esq of Halifax; Messrs. Reddin, McKenzie, Welsh, Tremain, Porter, Miss Fraser, etc.

  From Miramichi: Messrs. Willison, White, Newton, Frazer, McLean, Jones, Myers, Thompson, Montgomery, W. Little, P. McNutt, Pyke, McMahon, A. Ramsay, Fish,. Mrs. Newcomb and Mrs. McLean.

• Royal Gazette, November 7, 1837:

  In the steam packet from Pictou: Messrs. Gainsford, Reath, Thresher, Ullman, Lippincott, Johnston, and Frazer.

• Royal Gazette, November 14, 1837:

  In the steam Packet from Pictou, Lieut. Tenant, 85^th Regt; Dr. Kirk, Messrs. Walker, Quin, Kickham.

  In the Barbara from Pictou: November 2, S. Nelson, Esq., and son, Messrs. F. Longworth, Stamper, Parkin, Dempsey, Costin, Beaton, Mrs. Douglas.

  In the Nancy from Pictou: Dr. Tremain and Lady; from Quebec via Miramichi, The Right Rev. Bernard D. Macdonald, R.C. Bishop of Charlottetown.

• Royal Gazette, November 28, 1837:

  Pocahontus steamboat arrived here on Tues, Nov. 21 and again on Saturday November 25, 1837 ...no list.

• Royal Gazette, May 15, 1838
  

  On Friday forenoon, May 11, the Cape Breton steamer came in from Pictou, being her first try for the season and proceeded the same night for Miramichi.

  In the Pocahontas: Rev. Mr. Doyle, Mr. Woodworth, and 8 in the steerage.

  In the Cape Breton: Hon Joseph Cunard, Mr. Willison (of Liverpool) and 8 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, May 21, 1838:
  

  Passengers in the Cape Breton, from Miramichi: Daniel Brenan, Esq., Capt. Hudon, Messrs. Cameron, Fraser, 8 others.

  In do. from Pictou: W. R. A. Lamont, Esq. Assistant Commissary General, and lady, two children and 2 servants; Messrs. R. Macgregor, Newcomb, wtts, Mrs. Blanchard.

• Royal Gazette, May 22, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou, Messrs. J. H. Lane, Spraul, Clark, Lowden, McDowall.

• Royal Gazette, May 29, 1838:
  

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi: Angus Macdonald, Esq Capt Reid, Miss Davis and 7 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Mr. Donnelly, Capts. Joseph Nelmes and Allen, and 12 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 5, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mrs. H. Cunard and child, Mrs. J. Peters, Messrs. Duchemin, Davis, Cooke, London (Lowden?), Buxton and 5 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. Shenstone, Marshall, Cooney, Wheelock, W. Smith, Jost, Webb, Buckle, McLeod, McMurray, Churchill, T. Smith, Wilson and Pope, Wesleyan Missionaries. Messrs. Reddin, Welsh, Walker, Kickham, McKenzie, McGill, Mrs. Geddie and child.

• Royal Gazette, June 12, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Messrs. Conroy, Pollack, Murray, McGrath, Jameson, plus ten in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton, from Pictou: Rev. Mr. Knowlan, Wesleyan Missionary; Messrs. Davidson, Wilson, Cundall, Beaton, Costin, Parkin, Stamper, Ramsay, Woodman, Hopkins, Dickson and McLean; Mrs. D. Dickson, Mrs. Athol and child.

• Royal Gazette, June 19, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr and Mrs. D. Dickson, (New Glasgow), Captain Harris, Messrs. Davis and Burdock

  In do. from Pictou: R. C. Macdonald, Esq., 30^th Reg., Mr. Henderson of Quebec (Special Messenger), Mr Bacey of London, Mr. And Mrs. Byrne, Messrs. Dempsey, Feure, Donnelly, Mackenzie, Patterson and O Kiefe.

• Royal Gazette, June 26, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Mr. McCurdy and Mrs McCurdy; Messrs. McKenzie, Dun, Cook and 20 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Messrs. K. McKenzie, A. McKenzie, Hall, Williams, Lester, Westherbe, Coffin, Archibald, Godkin, Mrs. McKnight and 12 in steerage.

  In the Hugh, to Halifax, Rev. Mr. Packer, Mrs. Packer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce and family, Mr. and Mrs. Farnham and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelmes, Mr. and Mrs. Breading and daughter; Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Darrell.

• Royal Gazette, July 3, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Hon. Joseph Cunard, lady and child, Henry Cunard, Esq., Mr. And Mrs. J. H. Peters, and 2 Misses Peters, Messrs. Biggs, R. Macnutt, J. Davis, Mrs. and Miss Cassidy, and 25 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou, Hon Joseph Cunard, and lady and child, Rev. Mr. Patterson, Rev. Mr. Knight, Capt. McKinnock, James H. Peters, Esq., Messrs. McCall, James Plosey (?), Blackburn, Dixon, Lippincott, and 10 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 10, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr. and Mrs. Carman, Messrs. Woodworth, J. Fraser, McKenzie, Macdonald, Williams, W. Gordon, R. Frost, J. McKay, Mrs. Smardon, Mrs. Redout, Miss Marshall, and 20 in steerage.

  On the Cape Breton, from Pictou, Mr. And Mrs. H. Cunard, Mr. and Mrs J. Peters, Mr. And Mrs. Monk, Mr. And Mrs. Hamilton, Rev. Mr. McCurdy and Mrs. McCurdy, Messrs. McDougall and Henry, Mistresses Blanchard and Sutherland, 2 Misses and Master Cunard, Mrs. and 2 Misses Peters and 6 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton for Miramichi, Mr. John LeLacheur, Esq.,one of the representatives from King's County to Quebec re Escheat Committee of this Island.

• Royal Gazette, July 17, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Captains McKissock and Ellis, Mr. And Mrs. Cant, Messrs. Davis, Hayden, Henry , Bovyer, Pine, Missses Arvin and Thomson, and 20 in steerage.

  In do.from Pictou: Mr. And Mrs. Davidson, Mr. And Mrs. Macgregor, Messrs. W. B. Welner,

  Davis, Albro, Compton. Miss Crozier and Sturgeon, and 12 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 24, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi, Hon. Capt. Gore of H.M.S.Charybdis, Hon. S. Cunard, Rev. S. Fraser, Mr. Stockdale, 2 Misses Stewart, and 12 in steerage.

  In do.from Pictou, Mrs. Ross, child and servant, Miss Mackay, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Raymond and children, Mr And Mrs. Nelson, Mr And Mrs. Cassiday, Messrs. Davis, Green, Watt and 12.

• Royal Gazette, July 31, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi, Captain Tart, Messrs. Stamper, J. Simpson, McCallum, Mrs. J. Davis, and children and 12 in steerage.

  In do. From Pictou, Rev. J. Mackintosh, Messrs. Alchorn, Macgregor, Fae, Reeve, M. Hooper, Hague and 6 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 7, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi, Mr. And Mrs. Peters, Messrs. Taylor, Johnston, White,Welsh, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Rose, Miss McKay and 15 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Rev Mr. Clark, Mr. And Mrs.Cook, Messrs. Macdonald, J. D. P. Coles, Cannon (?) Houghton, Black, Mrs. And Miss Narroway, Miss Callbeck, Miss Thresher and 4 in steerage.

  In the steamer for Miramichi, Hon. Chief Justice Jarvis, and family for St. John NB.

• Royal Gazette, August 14, 1838
  

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou, Rev. Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Rev. Mr. Robertson, Mr. R. Charles Young, Esq of Halifax, Mr. And Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Crearer, Messrs. Oxley, Crearer, Willison, Nichols, Tremain,R. Dawson, Miss Stewart.

• Royal Gazette, Oct 16, 1838:
  

  In the Cape Breton, steampacket from Miramichi: Hon Joseph Cunard, J. H. Peters, Esq., Theophilus Desbrisay, Esq of Miramichi; Mrs. Dawson, Capt. McNeil, Messrs, Archibald, Morrison and T. Dawson, plus 24 in steerage.

  in do. from Pictou...George R Young, Esq and Lady.

  In the Pocahontas from Pictou, Hon. S. Cunard, and Col. Snodgrass, Deputy Adjutant-General.

• Colonial Herald 8 Sep., 1838
  

  H.M. Steamship Medea, Captain Nott, from Halifax, came to anchor outside last night and came into the harbour this morning. The deputation from Nova Scotia appointed to proceed to Quebec, to consult with Lord Durham on the proposed Federal Union, and other public matters, arrived here in the Medea. It consists of the Hon. J.W. Johnston, the Hon. J.B. Uniacke, M.B. Almon and William Young, Esq.

  The deputation from this Island is composed of the Hon. T.H. Haviland, George Dalrymple, Esq., Speaker of the House of Assembly, and Joseph Pope, Esq. Thomas Owen, Esq. was also nominated but has decli- ned the appointment. The Medea will sail for Quebec tomorrow morning [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• Royal Gazette, May 7, 1839

  The Cape Breton, Steam Packet, is expected from Pictou tomorrow, being her first trip for the season.

• Royal Gazette, May 21, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi, Daniel Brenan, Esq., Capt. Hudson, Messrs. Cameron, Fraser and 8 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, W. R. A. Lamont, Esq., Assistant Commissary General, lady and two children, and two servants; Messrs. R. Macgregor, Newcomb, Watts, Mrs. Blanchard, and 3 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, May 28, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi, J. H. Peters, Esq.,Mrs. Peters and two Misses Peters, Mrs. Cunard, Mr. John Davis, Mr. Macgregor.

  In do. from Pictou: Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Badger, Messrs. D. Reddin, Mackay, T. Dawson.

• Royal Gazette, June 4, 1839

  In the Pocahontas from Pictou on Sunday, Mrs. Starr, Charles Young, Esq., Messrs. Ramsay, Kickham, Walker, Nelson, Feure, O'Conner, Moore and Murphy.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou, today; Messrs. Irving, Woodman, J. Davis, and McKnight.

• Royal Gazette, June 11, 1839

  Passengers in the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Matthew Smith, Capt. Kelly, Mr. George Coles.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Messrs. C. Welsh, Parkin, Weatherbe. S. Wright, J. McGill, Dempsey, Costin, Beaton, Wilson, McKenzie, N. Beck, Capt. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Misses Macdonald and Lawson.

• Royal Gazette, June 18, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Messrs. F. Longworth, Compton, H. Maclean, A. Maclean, Macneil and Byrne.

  H. M. Steam Ship Medea, Captain Nott, arrived here from Cape Breton on Tuesday last, and sailed again Saturday morning last with a detachment of the 23 Fusiliers, under the command of Lieut. Phillott (?).

• Royal Gazette, June 25, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Mr. Archibald of Miramichi, Mrs. Archibald, Messrs. Angus Macdonald, Theophilus Desbrisay, A. Yates, Little, Wood, Maclean, W. Macdonald, Mrs. Peabody, and servant; Miss Caie.

  In do. from Pictou: Right Rev. W. Fraser, D. D., R. C. Bishop of Tanen (?). Mr and Mrs. E. Allison, Messrs. T. B. Tremain, Taylor, McCall, Hay, Narraway, 2 Misses Cunard, Miss McNab.

  From Halifax for England, on June 12, William Cooper, Esq. on a mission from this Island.

• Royal Gazette, July 2, 1839

  Passengers from Toronto, Lieut. Blake, Mrs.Blake and 6 children.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou, Colonel Mercer and Mr. Bazilgate.

• Royal Gazette, July 9, 1839

  In the Cape Breton: Mr. and Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Grinton, Mrs. Smith, and 2 children, Dr. Cumming, Mr. Stamper, Misses Blair, Romons, and Callbeck, plus 15 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 16, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr. and Mrs. Peters, 2 Misses Peters and servant; Mrs. Burdick and child, Mr. and Mrs. McKendrick; Misses Blair and Coffin, Messrs. T. H. Peters, Calton, Sutton, Dumphy, McInnis, Hubbard, Cameron, plus 30 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Capt. Woodworth, R. E., Rev. William Smith and wife, and three children; Rev. T. H. Davies, Rev. Albert Desbrisay, Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Breading and child (from Bermuda), Hon. James Peake, Messrs. Cundall, Macgill Fogo, and B. Clarke.

• Royal Gazette, July 23, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Dr. and Mrs. Caie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis and 2 children and 2 servants, Mr and Mrs. Macneill, Messrs. Cambridge, Fraser, Taylor, Kennedy, Mackay, Nicholson, Grant and Gordon. Mrs. McCallum, Miss Sturgeon.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. Mr. Temple of Miramichi, Mrs. Mignowitz and son, Mrs. Dechmont of Halifax, Mrs. Binns, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Macfarlane, Miss Fraser, Mr. Mackay and 18 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 30, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr and Mrs. Blackstock, servant and two children; Mr and Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Hazlewood and child, Misses Pollock and McEwen; Rev. S. Fraser, Mr. James Bryant and son; Messrs. Hea and Pollock.

  In do. f rom Pictou: Messrs. Wolkaupster (Fredericton), Maclean, Tucker, J. Coles. Mrs. Dr. Tremain and child, Mrs. K. Mackenzie and two children, Miss Mackenzie.

• Royal Gazette, August 6, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Mr. Jarvis, Mrs. Wise (?) and child, Mrs. Wishart, Miss Thompson, Messrs. Hawbelt, Price, Fraser, Mackenzie, Power, Pyke, Maclean. Burdick, Liddel and 3 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. Messrs. Keir, Douglas and Patterson, Mr and Mrs. Kenny (Halifax), Mrs. Duffus (Halifax), Mrs. Braine, Mr and Mrs. Blackstock, 2 children and servant; Messrs. W. Macneill, J. S. Dealey, (from England), Fowle, Albro, Macdougall, Macleod. Misses Tremain, Maclean, Marshall and McCurdy, plus 15 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 13, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mrs. Willison, child and servant; Mrs. Mignowitz, Miss Davies, Mrs. Conners, Henry Hatton, Esq., James Caie, Esq., Rev. Mr. Reilley, Messrs. Thompson, Muirhead, Hamilton, Gillies, Sweeney, Dunphy, Macquarrie, Macleod and 20 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Messrs. Blake and son, Macdonald, Maclean, D. Sutherland, Flint, Gossom, Gove, Brown, S. Taylor, Rev. Mr. Geddie. Misses Stewart and Thresher, and 20 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 20, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mrs. Sterns and child, Mrs. Sterns (?), Mrs. Bryant and child, Misses Macdonald and Brown; Messrs. Davis, Maclean, Taylor, Donald and 20 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Capt. Cumberland, (96th Regt.) and lady (from England), Rev. James Waddell, Messrs. R. R. Morrow, Fraser, Farnham, Little, Tayler, Mackenzie, Barres, Knight, Farman, Macdougald, Macquarrie, J. Craig and family, Mrs. Graham and child, Miss Mackenzie, and 12 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 27, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Mr. Geddie, Messrs. Mackenzie, Chapman (?), Douse, Nelson, Smardon, P. Willison, Newcomb, Grindley, Beacon, Quick, T. H. Peters. Mrs. Harding and child, Mrs. Graham and child, Miss Peters, Master Mignowitz.

  In do. from Pictou: Mrs. Smith, Dr. Henderson and Miss Henderson, Mr. James and 2 Misses Longworth, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. O'Connor, Messrs. James Hockins, Hedeskin (?), Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. A Davidson and child, Mr and Mrs. Franklin.

• Royal Gazette, September 3, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: The Right Rev. B. D. Macdonald, R. C. Bishop of Charlottetown on his return from an Episcopal Visitation to New Brunswick; Mrs. Duffus and son of Halifax; Messrs. Wood, Mathieson and Smith, and 10 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. Richard Knight, Chairman of the Nova Scotia Wesleyan District, Rev. A. W. Macleod of Guysborough, Rev. Jeremiah Jost of Wallace, Mrs. Wilson, child and servant, Misses Nelson, and Macgowan; Mrs. Sutton; Messrs. Brown, Newcomb; Mr. Fuller and a company of performers for the Magical Theatre.

• Royal Gazette, September 10, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, steam packet from Miramichi: Messrs. Ritchie, Naismith, Davis, Hockins, ?, ?, Findlater, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Grant, and 18 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Mr. Solicitor-General Peters, Mr. J. D. Haszard and son, Capt. Rice, Mr. Morton and son, Mrs. Maclean and two children, Mrs. G. Coles, Mrs. Twinning and son, Miss Thresher, Lieut. Tennant, 85^th Regt., Mr. D. Wilson, and ten in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 17, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, steam packet from Miramichi: The Hon. S. Cunard, Messrs. Dunn, Samuels, Barry, Houston, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Robinson.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. J Geddie, Mrs. Geddie, Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. Johnston, Misses Smith, Stevenson, and Rankin; Messrs. D. Macdonald, Douse, Ritchie, and Montgomery.

• Royal Gazette, September 24, 1839

  In the Cape Breton steam packet from Miramichi: Mr. and Mrs Shearman (from London), Messrs. Nelson, W. Johnston, Hodges; Mrs. Sergeant, child and servant.

  In do. from Pictou: Mr. and Mrs. Roderick, Mrs. Naismith of Miramichi, Mrs. Parks, Misses Mackenzie and McCallum.

• Royal Gazette, October 1, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr and Mrs. Roderick, Mr and Mrs. Tullige, Mrs. Welsh, Messrs. Gillis, Hutchinson, Pike, J. Coffin, Campbell, Murray, Swim.

  In do. from Pictou: The Hon. Chief Justice Jarvis, Lady and servant; Hon. Donald Macdonald; James H. Peters, Esq., and Lady; E. Cunard, Esq. Messrs. Styles, Fraser, Stalker; Mr. Smith and two daughters, Miss Henderson, Miss Dixon, Miss Mackay and Mrs. Mackay.

• Royal Gazette, October 8, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, steam packet, from Miramichi: Messrs. Graham, Maclean, Fraser, Short, Macnutt, George Mackay; Mrs. Mackay, Mrs. Henderson, Misses Smith and Dixon.

• Royal Gazette, October 22, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: the Right Hon. the Countess of Westmorland, Miss Chamberlain and servants, Mrs. Stewart (Rosebank) and Miss Stewart from England via Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings, and Mr. Alpin (of London) actors and vocalists. Capt Rice, Royal Newfoundland Veterans, Lady, and family; Capt. Grenville, 23^rd Fusiliers; Mr and Mrs. Maclean, Messrs. MacNutt, Peniston, C. C. Davidson, Maclean, Rennie, etc..

• Royal Gazette, October 29, 1839

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Capt. Cumberland, 96^th Regt., Miss Fanning, Charles Young, Esq, Mr and Mrs. Cullerton, Messrs. Gordon, Brenan, Macleod, Gates, Maclean and Cooke.

• Royal Gazette, November 5, 1839

  In the Cape Breton steamer from Miramichi: Messrs. McKie, Johnston, Muirhead, Stanley, Fraser and Macintosh.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Messrs. D. Wilson, C. Walsh, K. McKenzie, A. Davidson, Joseph Weeks, J. Cole, C. Dogherty, and Mrs. Gilmore.

• Royal Gazette, November 12, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, steamer, from Pictou: Messrs. P. Macgowan, Walker, W. Nelson, J. Reddin, Gaffney, Baker, Scott, MacKie, Frazer, Woodworth, Kickham, Stamper, I. Smith.

• Royal Gazette, November 19, 1839

  In the Cape Breton, steamer, from Pictou: James H. Peters, Esq., John Cunard, Esq., Rev. Mr. Rice, Messrs. Carver, Patten, Murphy, Gordon, Miss Mackenzie.

  In the Pocahontas steamer from Pictou: Messrs. T. Robinson, Dempsey, Fitzpatrick, Feure, Hawkins, James, Cranford, Murphy (Flat River,) Cundall, P. Brenan, Sutherland, Cummings, Powell, A. and M. Maclean, Allan Macdonald, D. Beaton, Misses Brown and Macdonald (Tracadie.)

  In the Cape Breton steamer from Pictou: Rev. Mr. Macdonnell from Rome; Mr. James Macdonnell, and Capt. Skinner.

  From Georgetown to Pictou in the Schooner-------, Philip LeBrocq, Master, in 5 hours.

  Passengers: Angus Macdonald, Esq., Messrs. Martin Bryne and Daniel McAulay.

• Royal Gazette, May 19, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi, on Saturday---Capt. Mathieson, wife and daughter, Capt. Harris. Messrs. Gooley, Pope and Davidson, Mrs. Stanley and 6 in the steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Mr. Hayes, ----------, Robert Weeks.

• Royal Gazette, May 26, 1840

  In the Cape Breton, steam packet from Miramichi: Messrs. Parkin and Evoy; Mrs. Stevenson and child; Mrs. McAlpine; Miss Desbrisay, and three in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Messrs. Donelly, Mackenzie, Hogg, McKinnon, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. McLean, Miss Archibald, and 4 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 2, 1840:

  Steamer from Pictou: Mrs. T. B. Tremain, Messrs. C. Walsh, Samuels, Johnston, Feure, Kickham, Miss Dawson.

• Royal Gazette, June 9, 1840:

  In the steamer from Pictou: Messrs. Lippincott, Maclean, Geddie, Weatherbe, Costin, Davidson, Cumming, Fall, Livingston. Mr. and Mrs.Loggie and family, Misses Douglas and Callbeck.

• Royal Gazette, June 16, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton steamer from Miramichi: Misses Archibald and Blanchard of Truro; Mrs. Blanchard of Chatham; Mistresses Waddell, Saunders, Murphy; Messrs. Parkin, Johnston, Thresher, North and James.

  In do. from Pictou: Messrs. Healey, Bent, Sutherland, Dempsey, Byrne, Hoit,(Holt?), Beaton; Mrs. Duport and 2 Misses Duport, Miss Rankin.

• Royal Gazette, June 23, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi: Messrs. Compton, Reddin, Baldwin, Welsh, Sweetman, Kennedy, Wood; Mrs. Read, Mrs. Compton, Miss Haszard, and 20 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. W. Smith, Wesleyan Minister; Messrs. Fergus, Dixon; Mrs. Thomson, Miss Barry, Miss Chappell.

  In the Unicorn, from Halifax: Capt. Longfield, Lieut. Marsden, and 80 rank and file members of the 8^th Regt.; W. R. A. Lamont, Esq. Deputy Assistant Commissary General; Dr. Blaike, Assistant Surgeon; Mr. Ross, Royal Engineers; Capt. Crutchley; Rev. T. H. Davies, Bedeque; E. Cunard, jun. Esq., Halifax; two Messrs. Scott, London; Mr. McCallum.

• Royal Gazette, June 30, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Edward Cunard, Jun., Esq., Mrs. Henry Cunard and daughter, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Ferguson, and 20 in steerage. The latter being emigrants from County Monaghan.

  In do. from Pictou: Rev. William Doyle, Messrs. K. Mackenzie, J. Davis. Jun., Narraway, D. Mackay, Mrs. Reid and child, Mrs. Munroe, Miss Mackenzie, Miss Robinson, Miss Mary Chappell.

• Royal Gazette, July 14, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Messrs. Thomson, Peters, Montgomery, and Fraser, and 3 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Rev. Mr. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Sterns; Miss Patterson, Miss Dixon, Mr. Mackay, and 12 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 21, 1840:

  From Miramichi: Rev. J. McCurdy, Mrs. McCurdy and two children; Rev. Mr. Egan, Messrs. Macdougall and Forbes; Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Benner (?), Miss Desbrisay and 20.

  From Pictou: Messrs. Scott, Hamilton, McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. McCully, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. McDonald, and 10 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 7, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Miss------(Messrs.? )Tremain, McLean, Howe, Johnston; Miss McNab, and 15 in steerage.

  From Pictou: Rev. Mr. McConnachie and family; Messrs. Fraser, Jarvis, Starr and son.

• Royal Gazette, July 28, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi; Rev. J. McCurdy, Mrs. McCurdy and two children; Rev. Mr. Egan, Messrs. Macdougal and Forbes, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Braner (?), Miss Desbrisay, and 20 in the steerage.

  In do. From Pictou: Messrs. Scott, Hamilton, McDonald, and Mr. and Mrs. McCully, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. McDonald and 10 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 4, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Mr and Mrs. Macgregor, Mr and Mrs. Brown and child, Mr and Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Hea and niece, Misses Parkin and Davies, Messrs. Heard, H. Chappell, Holt, and 15 in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Rev. Mr. Kier, Rev. Mr. Geddie, James Fraser, Esq., Misses Malcolm, Hooper, Borey, Rankin, Nebelle, Mrs. Macdonald and daughter, Mrs. James, Mrs. Clark, Miss Rankin, Miss Thresher, and ten in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 11, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Hon. James Peake, Captain Barratt, Capt. Eales, Charles Young, Esq., Mrs. Bryant and son, Mrs. Burdick and child, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Holt, Misses Johnston, Dutton and Spratt; Messrs. Nevins (of Waterford), Russell, Johnston, McCulloch Rankin, and 10 in steerage

• Royal Gazette, August 18, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Hon. T. H. Haviland, Hon .J. Peake, Hon. Capt. Stewart, H. M. Brig Ringdove, Capt. Swabey, R. A., Capt. Cumberland, 96^th Regt., Rev. James Waddell, Mrs Wadell, Mrs. Mackieson, Miss Haviland, Miss Smith; Mr and Mrs. McLean, Mr and Mrs. Macdonald,. Messrs. MacKay, Lowdon, J. D. P. Coles and Wade.

• Royal Gazette, August 27, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi: G. R. Robinson, Esq. and Mr. Brooking, of London; Messrs. Wood, Nathan Wright, Beaton, N. Smith, J. Caie, Niven, Stapleton, McLure, Logey, Christie, J. Davis, jun.; Mrs. Brown and child, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Miller and daughter, Mrs. Ferguson, plus 10 steerage.

  In do. from Pictou: Sir Geo. F. Seymour, from London; Lieut. Seymour, R. N., Capt. R. C. Macdonald, Paymaster, 30^th Regt., and Lady, from Bermuda; H. Mann, Esq, from Philadelphia; Messrs. D. Brenan, H. Palmer, K. Mackenzie, Baldwin, G. Coles, McKay, Randall, O'Neil, Christie, J. Johnson; Mrs. Macneill, Miss McCurdy, Miss Blanchard, plus 6 in steerage.

  In the Unicorn, from Pictou, for Quebec: The Right. Hon. the Countess of Westmorland, and suite.

• Royal Gazette, September 1, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Rev. Mr. Edward(,?) Canada; Messrs. Woodworth and Henwood, Mrs. Maclean and child, plus ten in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton from Pictou: Rev. Mr. McCannon, Mr and Mrs. C. Young, Mr.and Mrs. Palester. Messrs. N. Smith, Macdonald, Dr. Waddell. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Callbeck.

• Royal Gazette, September 8, 1840:

  In the Cape Breton from Miramichi: Messrs. Purdie, Hockins, J. Desbrisay, Horne, J. Moore, Russell, Smith; Mistresses Williston, Smardon, Parkin, Ball, Waters, Read, Misses Desbrisay, and Rankin.

  In the Pocahontas from Pictou: Major General Sir James Macdonell from Quebec; Messrs. Murdock, Franklin, Ross, Taylor, Dichemon, Mrs. McKenzie, Miss McKenzie.

• Royal Gazette, September 15, 1840:

  In the Unicorn, steamer, from Halifax: Sir Charles, Lady Mary and Miss Fitz Roy, Lieut. Col. Chaplin, Coldstream Guards, and Lady, Hon. Samuel Cunard, Mr. Inglis, 32^nd Regt., Rev. M. Dease, Mr. Lamont (Commissariat), Mr. and Miss Rennie, (from Newfoundland), Mrs. and 2 Misses Clapham, and Mr. J. G. Clapham of Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. Grey, child and servant, Mr. and two Misses Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. Kinnear, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, Miss North, Dr. Moore, Messrs. Bannantyne, Seward, Moore Kenny, Headley, Brigge, Story, Carman, J. Murdoch, Tobin, Humphrey, Cantelo.

  In the Pocahontas, steamer, from Miramichi: Hon. H. J. Peters, Mr., Mrs. and Master Hutchings, Mr. and Mrs. Caruthers, son, and two daughters; Misses Hall and Carmichael; Messrs. Barry, Quin, G. Thresher, Mason, Rue, Pollock, Mackenzie, and seven in steerage.

  In the Cape Breton, steamer, from Pictou: Rev. James Thomson, Agent of the British and Foreign Bible Society; Rev. Hugh Dunbar, Mr. Watson, and Mistresses Douglas and Wood.

  In the Ambassador, from Liverpool, Mr. Lawrence Maclaren, Surgeon.

• Royal Gazette, Sep 22, 1840

  In the Cape Breton steamer from Miramichi: Mrs. Wisewell and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Macewen, Messrs. Johnston, Warren, Williston, Micholson, Gillis.

  In do. from Pictou: Daniel Brenan, Esq, Capt. Baldwin, Messrs. Nevin, Benjamin Davis (from London) and Franklin, Mrs. Miller and daughter.

  In the Ocean Queen from Boston: Mr. Henry Haszard

• Royal Gazette, Oct 13, 1840

  PASSENGERS - In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi, on Thursday.-- Rev. G. Macdonald; Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, and family; Messrs. Gossip, Bignell, Marr, Muirhead; Mrs. Chambers, and five children; Mrs. Graham and child; Miss Mulhill.-- 15 in the steerage. Info from Gary Carroll.

• Royal Gazette, Jan 19, 1841

  Steamship Caledonia from Boston to Halifax: Robert Rennie, Daniel Brenan, Esqrs.

• Royal Gazette, Apr 27, 1841

  In the Albion, steamer from Pictou: Hon. James Peake, Daniel Brenan, Mr. Silas Barnard.

  In the Lively from Pictou, Mr. Thomas Faulkner, Tidewaiter and Searcher for the Port of Charlottetown; Mssrs. Thornton and Lowden.

• Colonial Herald, Sat., 31 July, 1841, page 3:
  "Arrived in the Pocahontas on Weds. from Richibucto, T. H. Haviland, Governor Fitzroy, Dr. & Mrs. Robb."

• The Daily Examiner, Sept. 22, 1881:
  "The St. Lawrence to Halifax had a large number of passengers bound for the Exhibition at Halifax: Hon. P. Gavin and wife, J. W. Richards, Esq., MPP, Miss Richards, Miss Brood, Dr. Brine and wife, W. D. Stewart, Esq, Government Commissioners Longworth and Gardner, M. P. Hogan, Patrick Sweeney, W. C. Harris, C. Hermans, M. Stevenson, J. R. Moore,. Mr William McNeill accompanied the Commissioners and will take care of the various exhibits, except live stock."

• The Islander, Dec. 2, 1842:

  In the steamer St. George, which arrived at 9 am: Thomas Burns, Geo. Clark, John Pidwell, Donald Dwar (?), John McCallum, Mr. Connors, Capt. Beaton, A. G. Mackay, Mrs. Stewart, J. B. Fay, Rev. Mr. Sinclair, and family and 18 in steerage. (Probably from Pictou, but it doesn't say so.)

• The Islander, May 5, 1843:

  In the steamer St. George, Saturday last (April 28 or so) A. Lane, Esq, Messrs. Watson, Watts, S. Taylor, Archibald and Gildert.

  In the do. yesterday, Hon Mr. Peake, Dr. Tremain [surgeon and dentist], Messrs. J. Rundell, Johnston, Ritchie, Ferguson, Birnie, A. McKay, Miss Fraser, and ten in steerage.

• The Islander, May 12, 1843:

  In the steamer St. George yesterday, Rev. Mr. Geddie, Messrs. Ross, Rice, Archibald, and 8 in steerage

• The Islander, May 19, 1843

  In the St George from the Miramichi: Tuesday last, May 16: Mrs Peters, 2 Misses Peters, Mr. Dougan, plus ten in steerage.

  In the do. from Pictou last evening, Mr. Stevenson and 2 ladies from Quebec; Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Rev. Mr. McIntyre; Messrs. Bernie, Butcher, Lippencott, Crethers, Mrs. Rankin, plus 12.

• The Islander, May 26, 1843

  Yesterday arrived via Steamer St. George, a detachment of 20 men under Lieut. Standish, Rifle Brigade.

  In the Albion on Wed night, (May 24) F. Starr, Esq; Messrs. Nicholson, Broyderick, Connors, Forsyth, Cook, St. Andrews, Mr and Mrs Gunn, Miss McMurray, Miss Header.

• The Islander, June 2, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last (May 31): Mr. E. Cunard, Lady and child; Rev. J. Cameron,. Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Burns, Messrs. Longworth, Boggs, Cummings, Watson, Finlayson, Mackenzie, Macdonald, and ten others.

  In the Shediac packet, Thursday last, Miss Jane Lockhart, and Mr. John Davies, Jr., from St. John NB.

• The Islander, June 9, 1843:

  In the Steamer St. George from Miramichi: on Wednesday, June 6, 1843: Andrew Duncan, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Macdonnell, Mr. Taylor, and 6 in steerage.

  In the steamer St. George, from Pictou on Wednesday, June 7: Major Bent, and Lady, Rev. Mr. Reid and Lady, Rev. Messrs. Smith, Knight, Crosskill, and Macleod; 2 Misses Morins, Miss Ives; Messrs. Hallay, Kitt, Brown, Beckworth, Lippencott, Samuel and Liddle, plus six in steerage.

• The Islander, June 16, 1843:

  In the steamer St. George from Miramichi: June 13, Messrs. Wiswell, Symonds, Cooling, Stewart, Miss McCallum, Mr and Mrs. Duggan, and 12 in steerage.

  In the steamer St. George from Pictou, Wednesday: Rt. Hon Lord John, Bishop of Nova Scotia, Mr. Daniel Davies, Rev. Mr. McDonald; Messrs. Cooper, Dempsey, Murchison, G. R. Young, Esq., Mr. Nugent, Mr. Costin, Mr. Barret, Mr. D. Brown, Monsieur Le Chandelee, [Professor of french and Painting] Miss Munroe, and 2 in the steerage.

• The Islander, June 23, 1843:

  In the Albion steamer, June 17, Saturday last, Dr. Fergus, Mr. Clapham and 2 servants from Quebec, Dr. Paraut, Messrs. A. Lane, Boggs, Lindsay, Pellitier, J. Cannon, G. Hatton, Mrs. H. Hatton, Miss Johnston, and 13 in steerage. (Didn't say where it was from...maybe Halifax...)

  In the steamer St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday, Hon. Mr. Peake, Messrs. McKay and Piper, 2 Misses Chalmers and 3 in steerage.

  In do., Wednesday last: Hon. Mr. Peters and Lady, Rev. Mr. Strong and family, Rev. Mr. Narraway, Dr. Sunstead, Messrs. Dewar, Watson, Weatherbie, Fraser, and eleven in steerage.

• The Islander, June 30, 1843:

  In the steamer St George from Miramichi, Tuesday last. Mr. M. Macdonnell, and 15 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, Wednesday, A. G. Archibald, and Lady, Messrs. Davidson, McCall, McDonald, Mrs. Watson and servant; Mrs. Barrett and 12 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 7, 1843:

  In the Albion Monday last from Pictou: Rev. J. B. Selby, Mr. Narroway, Mr and Mrs. Graham, Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Brown, and six children. Mr. G. Dogherty and Thomas Old-field.

  In the St. George from Miramichi on Tuesday: Misses Maclean, Johnston, and Rev. Mr. Mackinley, from Bedeque; Miss Gibson, Mrs. Hogan and 11 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, Wednesday: Capt. Skinner, Mr. Dickson, and 2 ladies; Mr. Bridges, Rev. Mr. McInytre, Mr. Mackay and 14 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 14, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Rev. Mr. McCurdy, Mr and Mrs. Matheson and 14 in steerage.

  In Do. from Pictou Wednesday last: F. Longworth, Esq, L. C. Doyle, Esq., Miss Calbeck, Messrs. Hall, McCalley, Breading and 8 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 21, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Mr and Mrs. Johnston, servant and 2 children, T. Desbrisay, Esq. Mr. Curry, and 6 in steerage.

  In the do from Pictou Wednesday last: Col. Caulder, Lady and 2 daughters, Major Beat, Rev. Mr. Geddie, and Lady, Revds. Messrs. McIntyre, Patterson and Kier; Messrs. Lane, Nicholson, Wiswell, Elliot, Ellis, Miss Bernard, Miss Clark, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Newton, and seven.

• The Islander, July 28, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Mrs. Peabody, and servant, and 10

  In do from Pictou, Wednesday last: Rev. John Knox, Rev. Mr.Cameron, Mr. Murphy, Mr and Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Henry, Miss Thresher, Miss Davies and nine in steerage.

• The Islander, August 4, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi: Hon P. S. Macnutt, Mr. Parker and Lady, W. Carman and son, Messrs. Haddow, Russel, Roderick McKenzie and twelve in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, Wednesday last: Rev. Mr. McIntosh, Mrs. Peabody, Messrs. N. E. Fostier, C. Normandin, McDougall, McKenzie, Milling, and three in steerage.

• The Islander, August 11, 1843:

  Missing issue

• The Islander, August 18, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Hon J. H Peters and Lady, Mr and Mrs. McKie, Messrs. Lyden, Stewart( Miramichi) and Wright (Miramichi), and nine.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last: Rev. Mr. Waddell and Lady, Rev. G. Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Lobban, Mr. and Mrs. Masters (of Truro), Mrs. McKenzie, J. S. Dealey, Esq., G. Burnie, Esq., Mr. Reddin Jr. Messrs. Scott, Johnson, Caldwell, Knowlen (of Halifax) Clark (of Halifax), Twining (of Halifax), and Lane, and two in steerage.

  Going to Miramichi: Mrs. Willison and family.

• The Islander, August 25, 1843:

  In the Industry, Goodwin, from Pictou: E. Kenny, Esq, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Sterns and two children, Mrs. Gordon and one child, Mrs. Fraser and son, Miss Miner, Messrs James, Hugh Fraser, Low and Albro.

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Mrs. Cunard and servant, Mrs. Peters, Messrs. Thomas Grudey, Fraser, Bent, Miss Johnson, Miss Lay, Miss Yates, Mrs. Martin, and six.

  In the do from Pictou, Wednesday last: Col. Irton and servant, (Rifles), Hon. Charles Young and servant, Mrs. Leander Star and servant, Mr. F. Star, Master and Miss Jarvis, Revds. McLeod, Ross and McConnedy, Messrs. Mackay, Rankin, Doyle, McDonnell, Dawson, Star, Lane, Campbell, Ross Coyne, Wilkins, and eight in steerage.

• The Islander, September 1, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi Tuesday last: Messrs. Muncey, Varres, Corbet, Hutchinson, Mistresses Hutchinson, Walters, McEwen, Hamilton, Thomson, and eleven.

  In the St. George from Pictou, last night, Bishop Fraser, Rev. Colin McKinnon, Edward Palmer, Esq., Messrs. T. Lydiard, B. O'Neill, S. Story, McDonald, Miss Callbeck, and eleven in steerage.

• The Islander, September 8, 1843:

  Schr. Pearl, Hall, Master from St John: Mr. Moore and family and Mr Smith.

  Passengers on the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: Judge Davidson, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Holderness.

  In the St. George from Pictou, on Wednesday: Rev. Alexander McDonnell, Rev. D. McDonald, Mrs. Wilson and family, Messrs. Tobin, Kaire, E. Fraser, H. Fraser, Pope, Thomas Murphy, D. C. Campbell, W. Bremner, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. McDonnell and Miss Tremain

• The Islander, September 15, 1843:

  In the steamer from Miramichi, Tuesday: Mr. Muncy, T. Desbrisay, Miss E. Cunard, Miss Joplin, and 5 others.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Wednesday: Mr and Mrs. Dealey, Miss Price, Miss Morris, Miss Boyd, Master Dealey, Signor Blitz, Messrs. R. B. Boggs, Jarvis, B. McGee, H. Jarvis and 5.

  In the Majestic from Boston, Mr. Thomas Dawson and Mr. John Yeo.

• The Islander, September 22, 1843:

  In the steamer from Miramichi, Tuesday: Messrs. Hamilton, Samuels and son, Albert Yates and ten others.

  In the Steamer from Pictou: A. T. Todd, Esq.[Proprietor of Lot 19 who stayed at the Victoria Hotel], Capt. Shaw, R. N., Henry Poole, Esq., and Lady; Messrs. Duport, Crecinan (?),Cox, Dawson, Cailey, Hawkins, Pope, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs, and Miss Moody, and three others.

• The Islander, September 29, 1843:

  Missing issue.

• The Islander, October 6, 1843:

  In the schooner Acorn from Boston on Monday: Hon. George Dalrymple.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last: Hon. J. Spencer Smith and Lady, Miss Cambridge, Master Smith and servant, Lieut. Standish and Lieut. Dawson, Lieut. Elrington, Mr. Reddin and daughter; Messrs. James Scantlebury, Stephenson; Mrs. McLeod, Miss Oxley, and 4..

• The Islander, October 20, 1843:

  In the Albion steamer from Pictou, Friday: Dr. Cogswell, Mr. J. Bunting, Proprietor of the British North American Circus; Mr. Ince, Ordinance Department.

  In the St George from Pictou: Hon. C. Young and Lady, Dr. Tremain and Lady, D. Brenan, Esq., Mr. Campbell and Family, Rev. Mr. McDonald and 4 in steerage.

• The Islander, October 27, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou, today: Hon. J. H. Peters. Mrs. Langrish, Capt. Robinson, Messrs. C. De Weir, H. H Gaudet, C. Goodridge, and four in steerage.

• The Islander, November 3, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Thursday: Hon. T. H. Haviland, Miss Haviland, George Burnie, Esq., Mrs. Peters, Mr. W. Cunard, Rev. John Knox, Rev. Pere Vincent and servant, Mr. Caulder, Mr. James Hyde, and 8 in steerage.

• The Islander, November 3, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Thursday last: Messrs. Henry Stamper, M. Jarvis, B. M. Cochrane, Lane, S. H. Gilbert, Mrs. Macdonald, Miss Macmurray, and eight in steerage.

• The Islander, November 17, 1843:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, last Thursday: Hon. J. H. Peters, and Lady, Edward Cunard, Esq., W. Cunard, Esq., Mr and Mrs. Sharp, Miss Green, Messrs. Cameron, McLean, Allen, Craigen, Mackie, Bent and McGee, and nine in steerage.

• The Islander, November 25, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou Saturday last, (Nov 18) Lieut. Webster (Rifles). Messrs. Nelson, Forbes, Watson. Longworth, Lebroc, Finlayson, Lord, G. F. Cooper, S. Bovyer, S. Dempsey, E. Irving, Dewar, Miss Mackenzie.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Nov. 24, Messrs. P. Walker, Fure, Welsh, Brown, P Murphy, and seven in the steerage.

• The Islander, December 1, 1843:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday, Nov. 29, F. Longworth, Esq., Messrs. Dewar, McKay, Moore, Archibald, Miss Allison, and five in steerage.

• The Islander, December 8, 1843:

  In the St George from Pictou, Wednesday night, Hon. D. McDonald, Messrs. J. B. Fay, Capt. Howit, John Howit, H. Doyle, John Dwyr, Robert Cole, Duggan, Hally, John Ross, Fraser, Sutherland, and Lieut Webster's servant.

• The Islander, May 3, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Thursday last, April 28, Messrs. Muncey and son, Fraser, Bunting, R. B. Boggs, Lane, Chisholm, Bell, McKenzie, Burnie, and five in steerage.

  In do to Pictou to England, Capt. Bedford, RN and Lady.

• The Islander, May 10, 1844:

  In the St George from Pictou, Sunday: Robert Morrow, Esq. of Miramichi, Capt. Stevens, and 3 others.

  In the St. George from Pictou on Tuesday, Frederick Starr and Lady and servant, Mrs. C. Young, Messrs. W. W. Lord, Morrison, Stamper, Dalton and three others.

• The Islander, May 17, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, May 14: hon J. H. Peters, Dr. Poole, Lt. Webster, Mr. Salter and son, Messrs. J. Purdie, L. Wright and McKenzie.

  In do from Pictou May 25, Rev. James Waddell, and 5 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, May 26, Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson, and two ladies from Quebec, and a crew of 28 (?) for the new surveying vessel Gulnare.

• The Islander, May 24, 1844:

  Arrived May 21, Barque Mary Jane, 48 days from Liverpool: Mr and Mrs. Holroyd, Miss Watson, Capt. Eales, and 14 in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, May 22: Mrs. Marshall, Miss McDonald, Capt. Brummage, Mr. F. Norton, and others.

• The Islander, May 31, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last: Miss Calbeck, Miss Allison, F. May, F. Longworth, Esq., Mr. Allan, Mr. Costin, Sergeant Fraser, and 2 in steerage.

  The Islander, June 7, 1844:

  In the St. George May 29, 1844: E. Cunard, Esq., Ref. Herbert Read, Lieut. Atkinson, Rifles, Dr. Dealey, 81 Regt (?) And Lady, Messrs. W. R. Watson, S. Nicholson, E. Lydiard, T. Broyderick, N. Brown, John Nicholson, Fraser, Miss Bissen, Miss Gagnon, Mr. Gagnon, L. O. Deligny; Corporal of Sappers and Miners, and four in steerage.

• The Islander, June 14, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi on Tuesday: The Hon. J. H . Peters, Messrs. Purdie, Heard, and Godet; Messrs. Kay and J. Dawson from Pictou; Lieut Bowie, 2 sergeants, 2 corporals, and 25 rank and file, 52^nd Regt, en route to Halifax.

  In the do Wednesday, June 12: Capt. Bayfield, DR. Kelly, Rev. Mr. Strong, Mr. Starr, Mrs. Young, Miss Grey, Messrs. Pound (or Found,) Ellis, Stanford, Wilson, Hutchinson, and boy, Mr. Cochran and four in the steerage.

• The Islander, June 21, 1844:

  In the steamer St. George from Pictou today: F. R. Starr, Esq., and 7 in steerage.

• The Islander, June 28, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: J. A. Street,, Esq., Mr. T. Street, Miss Street, Mrs. Peters, J. Nesmith, Esq. Mr. W. Allen. Mr. Albert H. Yates, Mr and Mrs. Marr, Mrs. Millner, Mr. R. Cole and 15 in steerage.

  In the steamer St. George from Pictou, June 26: Mr. John Haszard, Mr. Hoper, J. McKay, Miss McKay, Mr. McKinley, Mr. Corbet, and 6 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 5, 1844:

  In the steamer St. George from Pictou, Monday, July 1: Rev. Mr. O'Riely, Rev. Mr. Pilot, Dr. Poole, J. S. Dealy, Esq., Messrs. Brown, Griffin and Tool, and seven in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, July 3, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Ratchford, and 2 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou today: Mr. Lydiard, Mr.McAuley, and 4.

• The Islander, July 12, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, July, 9: Mrs. Henry Cunard, Miss Cunard, and 13 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, July 10: Capt. Forrester, Ensign Riley, Lieut Franklin, 64 rank and file of 52 nd Regt., and seven men in the Artillery; Mr. Cleverden, and 4 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 17, 1844:

  In the St. George, July 17, from Pictou: Henry B. Smith, Esq., son and daughter, Mr James Johnston, W. McNeill, Esq., Rev. Mr. Kier, Rev. Mr. Douglas, Rev. Mr. Byers, Rev. Mr. Geddie, James Anderson, Esq. Miss MacKenzie, Miss Carret, Mrs. Creed, and three others.

  In do from Pictou, Messrs. Thomas Moynagh, Peter McCarter, John McCall, Miss Darrach, and others, plus 8 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 26, 1844:

  In the St George from Miramichi on July 21: T. Owen and G Birnie, Esqrs. Messrs. Forbes, Daniels, and Deffrick, Miss Scott, Miss Chambers and 3 sisters, plus eleven in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, July 22: Mr. Booker, from England, Mr. Charles Stewart, Mr. George McKay, and two in steerage.

• The Islander, August 3, 1844:

  In the Steamer St. George from Pictou: Messrs. A. Mitchell, R. Nugent, W. Gossip, James Cochran, John Davis, Miss R. McKenzie and others in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, today: Hon. J. S. Smith, Horatio Moor (?) Esq., G. Burnie, Esq., messrs. B. O'Neill, samuel carter, W.J. Wisewell. Master Lane, Miss Kirwin and Mrs. Dempsey

• The Islander, August 9, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: Rev. Mr. Bain and Lady; Hon. J. H. Peters, Wm. Cunard, Esq., Mr. Porteous and son, McLean, Miss MAckie, and eleven.

  In the St George from Pictou, Wednesday last: William Stewart, Esq.,and Lady from England, George Burnie, Esq., Miss Calbeck, Mr. W. Nelson and two others.

• The Islander, August 16, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Friday last: Col. Calder, R. E., from Halifax, and James Clift, from St. John's Nfld.

  In do. Wednesday, August 14: Hon J. H. Peters, M. C. Cunard, J. Muncey, Esq., Lady and two children, Messrs. B. Dawson, Tempest, Murphy, and Miss Oxley, and three in steerage.

  In do today: H. Smith, Esq., and son, Mr. Lane, R. D. Fox, Esq. R. Dawson, Esq., Misses Winter, W. Green, plus 5 in steerage.

• The Islander, August 23, 1844:

  In the Steamer St. George from Pictou: Messrs. A. Mitchell, R. Nugent, W. Gossip, James Cochran, John Davis, Miss R. McKenzie and others in steerage.

  In a boat from Pictou, on Monday, via Acadia from England: J. E. Grubb, Esq.

  In the St. George from Pictou, today: Hon. J. S. Smith, Horatio Moore (?) Esq., G. Burnie, Esq., Messrs. B. O'Neill, Samuel carter, W. J. Wisewell. Master Lane, Miss Kirwin and Mrs. Dempsey

  In the steamer St. George, from Pictou, August 21, 1844: Messrs. James Cochran, Andrew Mitchell, Richard Nugent, William Gossip, Davis, and two ladies. (From The Palladium.)

• The Islander, August 30, 1844:

  In the St George from Pictou, August 27 : Hon. C. Young, Mr. W. Duchemin, Mrs. Watson.

• The Islander, September 6, 1844:

  Passengers in the St George from Miramichi on Tuesday: Two Misses Hensley, Miss Henderson, Messrs. A. Watson, J. D. P. Coles, James Anderson, Samuels and Frazer.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Sept. 5: Lieut. Col. P. D. Stewart, RA (from England), Capt. Erskine, Capt. Forbes, RN., Lieut. Hancock,.Rev. Mr. Malachi, Messrs. McDonald, Willock, McAulay, Murray and three in steerage.

• The Islander, Sept 13, 1844:

  In the St George from Pictou, Sept. 11: Messrs. Richards, McMurray, W. S. Starr, Brennick, Gates, H. W. Wilson, Nordheimer, Mrs. Fellows, and 14 in steerage.

• The Islander, September 20, 1844:

  In the St George to England, via Halifax: Capt. Bayfield, RN, Lady, and two children. Miss Aunyl,(?) and Dr. Kelly.

  In the St George from Miramichi on Tuesday: James Johnson, Esq., Mr. R. Mackie, Mrs. Hutchinson, and Mrs. Jamieson.

  In the St. George from Pictou, today: W. R. A. Lamont, Esq., D. Reddin, Esq., Dr. McDonald, Miss Dalrymple, Messrs. C. H. Fife, Spears, Welsh, Davis

• The Islander, October 4, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday last: Hon. P. S. McNutt, Edward Cunard, Esq. and Lady, W. Cunard, Esq., Mr. McKenzie, and 20 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou: Heath Haviland and Miss Haviland, Mrs. J. T. Thomas, Miss McLean, W. Heard, J. W. Dawson, George Patterson, Robert Grant, C. Cross, W. Mundell, Esquires; Mrs. Bingham, and Mr. Chamberlain.

• The Palladium, Oct. 12, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, October 11: Robert Cooper, Esq., Garrison Doctor; Messrs. Carew, Conley, J. H. Liddle, Narroway, Capt. Lamzet, Miss Cochran and Miss Webb, plus 17 in steerage.

• The Islander, October 18, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Oct. 16: Rev. Mr. Hanney, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mary Wood, Mr. Hugh Murray, Mr. Purdie, Mr. S. Fraser, Mr. T. Chipman, and 13.

  In the St. George from Pictou today: Mr. Edward Lydiard, Lady and two children; Miss Mcleod, Rev. Mr. Ross, Mr. James McDonald, Mr. Scott and three in steerage.

• The Islander, October 25, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, this morning: James Yeo, Esq., Isaac Smith, Esq., Hon. C. Young, Mr. Newman, Mr. Allen, M. W. Welsh, Mrs. Russell and Mr. Russell, and 15.

• The Islander, November 1, 1844:

  In the St. George, from Miramichi, Thursday: Hon. James H. Peters, Heath Haviland, Esq., Mr. W. Fraser and others.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Saturday: Messrs. Walsh, H. Haszard, H. Stamper, D. Brown, R. Finlayson, C. Dempsey, A. H. Lane, A. W. Godfrey, J. G. Ross, and one in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday: Messrs. Joseph McDonald, George F. Cooper, Martin Byrne, Miss Wier, Thomas Flinch, (?), L. Cummings, Thomas Hyde, John Gaffney, Kenneth McKenzie, and three in steerage.

• The Islander, November 15, 1844:

  In the St. George from Miramichi yesterday: Hon. J. H. Peters, and Mr. John Cole, and others.

  In the Schooner Charlotte, Roberts Master, to Pictou...passengers.

  In the Britannia from Halifax, for Boston, November 20; Francis Longworth, Esq.

• The Islander, November 29, 1844:

  In the St. George to Pictou, Thursday last, for England, via Halifax: James Peake, Esq., Andrew Duncan, Esq., and Daniel Brenan, Esq.

• The Islander, December 7, 1844:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Saturday last: Messrs. Wightman, J. F. Muncey, W. R. Watson, F. McNeill, Robinson, Miss Stewart, Mr and Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Bennerman, and two in steerage.

• The Islander, December 23, 1844:

  Arrival at Georgetown: the Leonora, McNeil, Halifax, brought the crew of the Schooner Sovereign, cast away near Fisherman's Harbor, Nova Scotia.

• The Islander, April 26, 1845:

  Arrival of Schooner Spray, April 24, 1845, belonging to Mr.D.Robinson, New London, after wintering in Arichat. Captain and crew of Schooner Joseph, belonging to Messrs. H. Webster and McLean, also arrived.

  In the Caledonia to Halifax, Hon J. H Peters, D. Brenan, A. Duncan, W. W. Lord, Esqurs. And Mr. Greeves of Halifax.

  April 30, In the St. George from Pictou Wednesday last: Frederick Starr, Esq. and four others.

  May 3, 1845 in the Albion steamer from Pictou: Hon J. H. Peters, and Lady and three others.

• The Islander, May 9, 1845:

  In the St. George Wednesday from Pictou: James Hyde, Esq., Lieut Forbes, RN, and Lady, Mrs. Duchemin, rev, (?)

  In the steerage, Robert Dixon, Mormonite, and two others.

  In the do Monday last: Hamilton Lane, Esq., and Mr. McKay.

• The Islander, May 15, 1845:

  Arrival of first vessel from Europe this spring

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last: Mr. and Mrs. McArthur, 2 Misses McArthur,

  and thirteen in steerage.

• The Islander, May 23, 1845:

  In the St George from Miramichi, Tuesday: George Coles, Esq., Mr. James Purdie, Mr. W. J. Pilcher, Mr. Maclean and family, and five in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, May 21: Miss Trayer, W. Stevenson, Esq from Quebec; A. Woodgate, Esq., Deputy Postmaster General; Messrs. Smith, Mitchell, Macpherson, DeBlois, J. T. Tucker, Miss DeBlois, and seven in steerage.

• The Islander, May 30, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou Wednesday last: Rev. Messrs. Knight, Smith, Wilson, Crosscomb, Davis, Pope, sen.,Wendall, McMurray, McLeod, DeWolf, Webb, Masters Jost, Pope, jun, R. Smith, Moreton, Alison; Mr and Mrs. Lydiard, R. Finlayson, Miss Fanning, Miss McNeill, Mrs. Knight, and 2 others.

  In the St George to Quebec, and by the Cambria to Boston, Miss F. Haviland.

  In the St. George, today, from Pictou: Messrs. Costin, B. Cogswell, A. Cogswell, John Slater, Flockhart, Munsey, H. Calbeck, Capt. Skinner, Capt Smith, and 2 others in steerage.

• The Islander, June 6, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday last, June 4: Company of rifles under Capt. Mellish, 61 rank and file. Troops under Capt. Frankland to Halifax the next day.

  Also from Pictou: Mrs Judd and 4 children, Capt. Baiefield (?) RN, and Lady, 2 children and servant, Dr. Kelly, RN, Miss Anwyl (?), Mr. and Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Geddie, Miss Macdonald, Messrs. Clark, Dukes, Knight and Stevenson.

• The Islander, June 13, 1845:

  In the St George from Pictou, Wednesday, Mrs. Panter and servant, Mrs. Capt. Emsley and child, Mrs. F. Starr, and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis, Messrs. Peel, Hutchinson, Dempsey, George Cooper, Weeks, Mrs. Edwards and three children, and 2 in steerage.

• The Islander, June 20, 1845:

  In the St George from Miramichi, Tuesday, Mrs Carman and Mrs. Beach (for Pictou,) and 16 in Steerage.

  In do from Pictou, Thursday: A. P. Ross and Lady, Messrs. Channing, Burstal, D. Brown Clark,

  McKay and 2 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou last night: Hon. S. Cunard, Capt,.Mellish, Lady and 2 servants, F. Starr, Esq., Col. Jackson, RA, Major Freer, Mr. and Mrs. Heddleston, and five in steerage.

• The Islander, June 27, 1845:

  In the St. George Wednesday last: A. C. Fife, MD, Messrs. Donohoe, Fletcher, J. Coles, Mainard, and one in steerage.

• The Islander, July 5, 1845:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Thursday last: Mr. Paterson, Mr. Horner, Mr. Duggan, Mr. John McKenzie, Mrs. Harte, Miss Strong, Mrs. C. Young, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Hudson, Miss Mackie, Mrs. Moore, and 18 in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday: A. P. Ross, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Hogshead, Mrs. Hooks, Miss Little, Miss Calbeck, Mr. Macdonald, and ten in steerage.

• The Islander, July 11, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday: Rev. Mr. Lalley, of Georgetown; Rev. George Townshend and Lady; Messrs. Fullarton, Doon, Howatt, and 15 in steerage.

• The Islander, July 18, 1845:

  In the St. George from Miramichi Tuesday: Alex Rankin, Esq., F. Starr, Esq., Capt Edgar, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Matheson, Miss Spratt, Mr. George Owen, and 19 in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday: Rev. Mr. Kier, Ferguson, and Geddie; Thomas Job, Esq., Messrs. Heard, MacLean, Cousins, Miss Rice, Mrs. Young and two lads, and 4 in steerage.

• The Islander, August 8, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday: Messrs. Archibald, C. Guillon, Watson, Creighton, and 4 in steerage.

  In do today, Messsrs J. Grant, S. McLean, R. McKenzie, W. Green, W. Rice, W. Fraser, R. McIntosh, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Morrison, and five in steerage.

• The Islander, August 15, 1845:

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: Messrs. Hugh Murray, D. Morrison, Purdie, Lassie (?) McKendrick, John Morrison, Robert Mackie, A. McDonald, McKinlay, Mrs. Morrison. Miss Kelly, Miss Atkinson, Mr and Mrs. Cochran, and 12 in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday: Col. Stewart, Mrs. Tremain, Messrs. James Wier, John Rowe, G. B. Crowe, and three in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday; H. Lane, Esq., and Lady, Master D. McLay, Mr. McQuary, and wife, Miss Fraser and three in steerage.

• The Islander, August 22, 1845:

  In the St George from Pictou Wednesday last: Messrs. Whidden, W. McKinlay, E. R McKinlay, James McKinlay, Rogers, Hawkins, Russell, W. Hodges, Esq. Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Cundall, Misses Thomas, McKinlay, Fletcher, Davidson, Thresher, Mrs. Mathewson, Capt. Gillis, and four in steerage.

  In the St. George from Pictou Friday: R. B. Boggs, Esq. and Lady, Mrs. Room and Miss Arnison.

• The Islander, August 29, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Tues: Rev. Mr. Beacon, Capt Allen, Messrs. Mackie, Widden, Forbes, J. Coles; Misses Minard, Lea, Layton, White, 2 Miss Chambers, Mistresses Williston, Maner, (Maver?), Sinclair, and 25 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou Wednesday: Rev. Mr. Elliot and Lady, Dr. Johnson, Mrs. Davidson and child, Mrs. Creighton, and two in steerage.

• The Islander, September 5, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou, Wednesday, Sept 3: Messrs. J. Brown, H. Brown, Robertson, Mackie, Forbes, Miss Little, and five in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, Sept 5: Col. Calder, Col. Lane, Heath Haviland, Esq., and 9 in steerage.

• The Islander, Sept 12, 1845:

  In the St George from Miramichi Tuesday: Henry Carman, Esq; Messrs. Hugh and William McLeod, John McMillan, John Gillis, 2 Misses McLeod, 2 Misses Yates, Miss Kellow; Miss Crane and Mr. Theophilus Robinson from Upper Canada, and 21 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou today: Reverends Mr. McLeod, Mr. Stewart; Messrs. R. Finlayson, W. Longworth, Alex Macdonald, W. Macgowan, Duchemin, Watson, Mrs. Coffin and son, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. and Miss Hudson, and two in steerage.

• The Islander, Sept 19, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou on Friday: S. Creelman, R. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon, Mr and Mrs. Hensley, Miss Cunard, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Gordon, and four.

• The Islander, Sept 27, 1845:

  In the St George from Miramichi, on Tues: Rev. Mr. McGilvray, Rev. Mr. McBean, Messrs. J. Morrison, J. McKie, 2 Misses Peters, Miss Frazer, Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. J. Macgowan, Mrs. Read

  In the St George from Pictou, yesterday: Hon. S. Cunard, N. Johnston, wife and two children, Mr.

  Richardson and wife; Messrs. J. H. Bryant, S. Nicholson, S. Simpson, D. Hawkins, J. B. Arnison, G. Bell, Merrick, Revs. Mrs Geddie, Kier and Speede: Miss Noonan.

• The Islander, October 4, 1845:

  In the St George from Pictou, yesterday; James Yeo, Esq. (via Cambria from England) Messrs. Patterson and Murray, Miss Ross, and 22 in steerage.

• The Islander, October 11, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday: Messrs. Randall, Muncey, Brown, and three in steerage.

  In the Ocean Queen from Boston: Mr. John Gilson.

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: Hon. J. H. Peters, Messrs. H. Haszard, Charles Dingwell, Capt. Salmond, T. Lynch, M. Jarvis, R. Haviland, Wm. Bromham, Mr and Mrs. Fraser, B. Hodgson, and 9 in steerage.

• The Islander, October 18, 1845:

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday: W. R. A. Lamont, Esq., Rev. Mr. Allan, Mr. Nordheimer, and 8 in steerage.

• The Islander, October 25, 1845:

  In the St. George, Wed. Oct 5, to Pictou, to London: Miss Gray for Edinburgh;

  Mr. Henry Jarvis.

  In the St. George from Miramichi, Tuesday: Messrs. W. Heard, R. Longworth, R. Mackie, J. Thomas, H. Gillis, J. Webster, Mr. Edward Frazer and Miss Frazer for Pictou, and 21.

  In the St. George from Pictou yesterday: Messrs. W. B. Den, R. B. Dickey, W. Hodgson, H. Swabey, H. Smith, R. Smith, Miss F. Haviland, S. Deblois, Miss Deblois, Mr. Dixon, Miss Thresher, Mr. Brenton.

  The Islander, November 1, 1845:

  The Albion from Pictou, Wednesday: Hon J. E. Jarvis, Chief Justice and Lady, Miss Hensley. Albion returned to Pictou Friday with passengers: The party of Royal artillery lately stationed in the garrison.

• The Islander, Nov. 8, 1845:

  Steamer Albion from Pictou, Wed last, Nov. 5, 113 passengers.

  In the steamship Albion from Pictou, Nov. 5: Messrs. Murphy, Grant, Robinson, Pervey, J. Shore, McKinlay, Hawkins, Mrs. Purdie, Mrs. Macintosh, (St. Cuthbert=s); and 17 men and one sergeant of the Rifle Brigade.

• The Islander, Nov. 15, 1845:

  In the Caledonia from Pictou last evening: Mr. R. Finlayson,

  In the Armada from Pictou: Messrs. R. Hutchison, J. Costin, C. Dempsey.

• The Islander, Nov. 22, 1845:

  On Wednesday Nov. 12: on the Caledonia to Pictou to England via Halifax: Capt. Cumberland, and Miss Fanning.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou, Nov 22. Messrs. J. F. Muncy, James Desbrisay, Stephens and others.

• The Islander, Nov. 29, 1845

  Schooner Caledonia to Pictou, Nov 22: Capt. Mathewson of the Steamer St. George from Quebec; Mate and Steward; Messrs. W. Nelson,. E. Lydiard, and J. Clark.

• The Islander, Dec. 6, 1845:

  In the Caledonia (Mail Boat) Dec. 1, 1845: Messrs. Watson, Auld, A. Fife, Taylor, and Griffin, from Pictou.

• The Islander, April 4 , 1846:

  In the Packet Armada on Thursday: Deputy Assistant Commissary Lane and Lady, Mr. Monk.

  In the Hannah Gray, Turnbull, Master to Pictou and Boston: passengers....

• The Islander, May 22, 1846:

  In the Rob Roy from Pictou, May 20: R. Stevenson, Esq. From Quebec; Mr John McKenzie of Nfld from Liverpool.

• The Islander, May 29, 1846:

  In the Schooner Jane, (Bay Verte Packet) Dr. Gesner, Geologist.[Citizens begged him to make a geological survey of the Island], J. Morrice.

  In the Packet from Pictou, Monday: Capt. Cumberland and Miss Fanning.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou today: Mr. Richardson and Lady, Mr. Lydiard, Capt. Munro, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Connors.

  In the Three Brothers at Port Hill Friday (May 16) Screen, Esq., and Capt. Lowther.

• The Islander, June 5, 1846:

  In the Albion from Pictou, Wednesday: H. Lane, Esq., 2 Misses Stewart and Master Stewart, and several in steerage.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou Monday morning: Hon Charles Young, Messrs. R. Finlayson, Watts, Skinner and Miss DeWolf.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou today: Rev. M. McKenzie, Capt. Battersbie, Whiteside, and three.

  Albion from Pictou, arrived Wednesday, and left Thursday with Lady of Capt. Mellish, Rifle Brigade, and servants, Miss Mayne, Mr. Cochran, Mr. McKenzie and several in steerage.

• The Islander, June 12, 1846:

  In the Caledonia (Mail Boat): Capt. Lloyd, Mr. R. Hutchinson, Mr. Banks, and 2.

  In the Caledonia this morning: Rev. Mr. Strong, Mr. G. Clark. Miss Stewart and Mrs. Anderson and another, and 6 in steerage.

• The Islander, June 20, 1846 (Special Edition):

  In the Caledonia from Pictou, last evening: Messrs Finlay and Hoggsett (from Nfld), Mr. Stamper and 3 in steerage.

• The Islander, June 26, 1846:

  In the Packet from Pictou this morning: Mrs. Antoine, Messrs. Logan, Allan and son, and three.

  In the Albion to Pictou, Tuesday, Hon J. H Peters going to New York for his health; Capt. Mellish, late of the Rifles, returning to England.

• The Islander, July 3, 1846:

  On Thursday last, on the schooner Tweed from Halifax: Company of the 77^th Regiment, 79 men, rank and file under the command of Lieut. White and Lieut Rathbourne.

  The Rifles went to Halifax under Lieut. Walker, on the Tweed, the same day.

• The Islander, July 10, 1846:

  On the Bay Verte Packet, Wednesday:-------, --------, Rev. Mr. Prince, Rev. W. W. Webb, Wesleyan Missionaries (the latter to be stationed in Ch=town) Rev. W. H. ???????, Episcopal Church, (for Port Hill,) Rev. Mr. Rand, Baptist Missionary, and Dr. Bell.

• The Islander, July 17, 1846:

  In the Packet Caledonia to Pictou, Tuesday Last, to go to England via Halifax: Charles Hensley, Esq., and Lady, Miss Haviland.

• The Islander, July 31, 1846:

  In the Packet Caledonia, Monday: Mr. Macleay, Mr. Dechman, Mrs. Smardon, Miss E. Wilson.

• The Islander, August 7, 1846:

  In the Schooner Tweed, Hall, Master, from Halifax, with Company of the 89^th Regiment under the command of Capt. Graham and Lieut. Cubbage, arrived here, Wednesday, August 5, to relieve a Company of the 77^th Regiment, stationed here but a few weeks; Thursday, the Tweed sailed again

  for Halifax with the troops just relieved under the command of Capt. White and Capt. Rathbone.

  The Islander, Friday, August 21, 1846:

  In the Packet, Caledonia from Pictou, August 15, Messrs. Carter, Fling, Lippencott, Master A. Lane, and four in steerage.

  In the Packet today: Messrs. Philips, McKenzie, Moynagh, and Banks.

• The Islander, Sept. 11, 1846:

  In the Packet Boat Caledonia, from Pictou, Monday: Messrs. G. Crow and Lawson, Pictou; Mr. Wakeham from St. John=s Nfld; Messrs Watson and Needham, and one in steerage.

• The Islander, September 18, 1846:

  In the Caledonia from Pictou: Mr. McDonald from Antigonish, Mrs. Forestal and Mr. George Cooper.

  In the Packet Boat Caledonia, last night: Mrs. and Miss Rice from Nfld: Mr. B. Davies from England; Messrs. J. Anderson and Coles.

• The Islander, Sept. 25, 1846:

  In the Caledonia, Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Dr. Allan, Messrs. John R. Stewart and Thompson from Halifax.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou today: Mr. J. T. Uhlman, T. Murphy, Mrs. McArthur, Misses Anderson and Blackmore, and two in Steerage.

• The Islander, October 2, 1846:

  Schooner Rover, Capt. Graham and Company of the 14^th Regiment, 75 rank and file under the command of Capt. Dwyer and Lieut. Trever, arrived today to relieve the 96^th Regt.

  Stationed here about two months. The Company of the 96^th Regiment went to Halifax on Rover tonight under Capt. Graham and Lieut. Cuppage.

  Lady Huntley, wife of the Lieut-Governor went to Halifax, per Steamer Cambria, to go to England via H.M.S. Hyacinth.

• The Islander, October 9, 1846:

  Monday- the Caledonia (Packet Boat ) from Pictou: Mr. Lidell and Mr. Starr from Halifax; and M. Charles Dingwell from Liverpool, via Steamer Hibernia at Halifax.

  In the Cambria from Boston, at Halifax, Saturday last: Hon C. Young and Lady, Hon. E Palmer and Lady, and Miss Tremain.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou, today, Mrs. and Miss Allan, Mr. Deane, Mr. McKay and seven.

  In the Acadia at Halifax from Liverpool, Oct. 5, R. B. Stewart, Esq., and Lady and family on their way to PEI.

  The Rover, Capt Graham with a detachment of the 89^th Regiment took 34 hours to reach Halifax.

• The Islander, October 16, 1846:

  In the Caledonia (Packet Boat) from Pictou on Monday (Oct. 2): the Hon. T. H. Haviland, Hon Edward Palmer and Lady, Mr. Robert Haviland, Misses E. Palmer, E. Tremain, F. Tremain, F. Mayne, Mr John McDonnell, Mr. Griffith, Mrs. C. Dogherty, Master Tremain, and 28 in Steerage.

• The Islander, October 23, 1846:

  Death of Mr. John Sims, son of John C. Simms, Esq., New London, October 11, fell overboard from Brigt. Rose, two days out of Halifax from Dublin.

  In the Caledonia on Saturday: R. B. Stewart and Lady and family from London; Hon C. Young and Lady; Miss McNeill and others.

• The Islander, October 30, 1846:

  In the Caledonia from Pictou, Oct. 26: Hon. James H. Peters, and T. B. Tremain, Esq.

• The Islander, November 6, 1846:

  On Tuesday in the Caledonia from Pictou: Messrs Ross, William Anderson, John Costin and W. Murphy.

  The Right Rev. Bishop Macdonald of this Island went to England via the Steamer Caledonia, on October 3.

• The Islander, November 13, 1846:

  On Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the Packet Boat from Pictou: Major Beete, Mr. Green, Mr. Lydiard, and Mr. McDonnell and Mr. Sterne, Miss Thresher and 2 others.

• The Islander, November 20, 1846:

  Passengers in the Packet Boat from Pictou, Saturday last: Messrs. Greg, C. Welsh, W. W. Bagnall, R. Hutchinson, E. Irving.

  In the Packet, Wednesday last, Nov. 18, Messrs. J. F. Clarke, Johnston, and a female.

  In the Packet today: Hon. W. W. Irving, and Lady; Mr. J. McDonald, and McAuley, Geo'town.

• The Islander, November 27, 1846:

  In the Packet Boat from Pictou, Friday, Nov. 20: Mr. Robert Longworth, Mr. Benjamin Cochran, Miss Tapper of Halifax; Mr and Mrs. Stephens, Capt. Thomas, Mr. Donald McLeod, Mr. Roderick McNeill.

• The Islander, December 4, 1846:

  In the Packet Caledonia on Friday night last: James Peake, Esq. On his way to England.

  In the Caledonia from Pictou, last evening: Messrs. R. Finlayson, W. Nelson, W. R. Watson, Kenneth Mackenzie, S. Nicholson, Macleod, McInnis, Campion, Lannon, two females and the

  crew of the Bark Zitella.

  The Islander, December 08, 1846:

  Schr. Temperance, hence, for P. E. Island, has been wrecked at Halfway Marsh, near River Philip.

  Vessel total loss; cargo will be saved in a damaged state.

  The Britannia, at St. John, N. B., on the 4^th Nov., in lat. 57 30, long. 19 40, fell in with brig Arethusa, of Windsor, Morris master, from Liverpool for Halifax, with a general cargo; had lost rudder and was in a sinking condition. Took off the master, crew, and three passengers, viz: John McDonald, and Neil McIsaac of P. E. Island, and James Griffin, of Halifax.

  Schr. Rover, from P. E. Island, for New York, went ashore at New Glasgow, 20^th ult., and cannot be got off.

• The Islander, December 18, 1846:

  The Schr. Caledonia, with the Colonial Mails, arrived here on Sunday morning last, from Pictou.

  The Schr. Lady, Le Vache, master, laden with wheat, pork, beef, &c., by A. H. Yates, of this town, bound for Miramichi, and consigned to Hon. J. Cunard, after making three attempts to reach that port, was obliged to return to Charlottetown, and has since discharged her cargo.

  The Spartan which left this port on the 6^th inst., made the Gut of Canso in safety.

• Royal Gazette, January 12, 1847:

  Passenger from Halifax to Liverpool, via steamer Cambria: Hon. James H. Peters.

• Royal Gazette, Feb. 9, 1847:

  Passengers in the Ice Boat, from Cape Tormentine, Feb. 8: Edward Whalen, Esq., Member for the 2^nd District of King's County, and Capt. Hogan.

• Royal Gazette, Feb. 23, 1847:

  In the Ice Boat, Feb. 20, Theophilus Stewart, Esq., from Newfoundland, and Mr. Adams.

  In do., Feb. 22, Horatio N. Hope, from England, and Mr. Stewart from Bermuda.

• Royal Gazette, May 11, 1847:

  In the steamer Albion from Pictou to Georgetown, May 7, 1847: Hon. James H. Peters and Lady, James Peake, Esq., Mr. Deblois, and Mr. Anderson.

• Royal Gazette May 25, 1847:

  From Halifax, per Brig. Velocity: Capt. Berdmore, Ensign Deane, 1 sergeant, 2 corporals, 1 bugler, 63 rank and file of the 20^th Regt; 2 sergeants and 17 men of the14th Regiment have volunteers in the 20^th and will remain in this Garrison. Sergeant Smith and 6 men of the Royal Artillery came by the same conveyance.

  "It is but an act of justice on our part to record in our columns the general estimation in which the Officers and Men of this Company are held by the whole community. Capt. Dwyer and Lieut. Trevor have by their kindness and amiability of manner rendered themselves not merely popular but highly esteemed by all, while the good conduct of the Men is universally felt and acknowledged.."

  In the Packet Caledonia from Pictou, May 24: Messrs. Marchington,. M'Leod, Watts, and Miss Collins.

  In the Shediac Packet, Mr. Le Viscomte, Lady and Miss Harman; Mr. Watson from Liverpool.

  In the Barque Florence: Mrs. Stumbles, Messrs. James and Thomas Stumbles, Mr. Sampson, and wife, 15 others.

  In the Schooner Brothers, from Pictou, May 20, Messrs. Neil Rankin and John M'Isaac.

• Royal Gazette, June 1, 1847:

  In the Caledonia packet, May 32, Hon. Charles Young, Miss Dewolf, Messrs. H. Caulbeck, Strong, Hudson.

  In do., Thursday, May 27, Mr. Boggs, Miss Herman and others.

• Royal Gazette, June 8, 1847:

  In the Packet Caledonia from Pictou, June 4: Revds. Messrs. Sutherland, A. Campbell, Alexander Campbell, of Pictou; Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald, lady and two children, from Ireland; Mr. Fellowes, and lady, from London; Mr. John Hacker, Pennsylvania, U. S.; Alexander M'Lean, Esq.; and Mr. J. B. Cox.

  In do., on June 7: Baron Rodolph De Fleur, Mr. and Mrs. Reddin, Mrs. Joseph M'Donald; Messrs. Robert Hutchinson, W. M. Bayfield, and James Hepburn.

• Royal Gazette, June 15, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror June 9, 1847: Rt. Rev. B. D. Macdonald, Roman Catholic Bishop of Charlottetown, from Rome; Rev. M'Kinlay from Pictou, Mr. Fraser and several others.

  In the Packet Caledonia June 13: Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, W. B. Dean, Esq., Messrs. Thomas Broyderick, John McGill, M. N. Macgowan, Ed. Stiggins, Robert Finlayson, Charles Dempsey, and John Dowley.

• The Islander, June 25, 1847.

  In the Conqueror from Pictou, June 25: Colin Macdonald, Esq., Mr. Thomas Sharp, Miss Evans and ten in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 29, 1847:

  In the Conqueror from Pictou, June 24: Colin Macdonald, Esq., Mr. Thomas Sharp, Miss Evans, and ten in the steerage.

• The Islander, July 2, 1847:

  Passengers in the Packet Caledonia Monday last: Messrs. Barron, Macdonald, Lannon, and Miss Anderson.

  In the Steamer Conqueror today: Rev. Messrs. Keir, Patterson, and Allan; Miss Stewart, Miss Lydiard and Mrs. McKenzie, M. Wilkins, Esq., Messrs. R. W. Watson, B. W. Cochran, W. B. Dean, Deyer, E. L. Lydiard, and several others.

• Royal Gazette, July 6, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror, July 1: Revs. Messrs. Keir, Patterson, and Allan; Miss Stewart, Miss Lydiard, and Mrs. M'Kenzie; M. Wilkins, Esq., Messrs. W. R. Watson, B. W. Cochran, W. B. Dean, Deyer, E. L. Lydiard, etc.

  In do., July 4: Mr. Ronald Smith from Windsor; Messrs. J. R. Doolan, J. Schutz, N. Gliddon, Ed Dixon, J. Hogg.

• The Islander, July 9, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror from Pictou today: Capt. T. H. C. Tims, H. Swabey, Cavie Richardson, Esq., and Lady, and others.

  On Sunday: Messrs. Dixon, R. Mackinlay, Fultz, Dodson, Glidden and R. Smith.

• Royal Gazette, July 13, 1847:

  In the steamer Conqueror, from Pictou, July 8: Capt. R. C. Tims, H. Swabey, Cavie Richardson, Esq., and lady, and others.

  In do., July 2, Messrs. Reddin, McKie, and others.

• The Islander, July 16, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror from Pictou, Sunday last: Messrs. D. Reddin, McKie, and others.

  In do., from Shediac, Thursday: Judge Street, and daughter from N. B., and others.

  In do., this am., from Pictou: Mr. Deblois, Rev. Mr. McGilvary, Messrs. Wier (sic?), McConnell, and several others.

  In do.,for Pictou, Thursday last for Edinburgh via Halifax, Edward Grubb, esq., Miss Grubb, and Mr. J. T. Thomas.

  In the Bark Midas for London: Frederick Goodman, Esq.

• Royal Gazette, July 20, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Pictou, July 15, 1847: Mr. Deblois, Rev. Mr. M'Gillivray, Messrs. Weir, M'Connell, and several others.

  In do., for Pictou, July 14, 1847, on their way to England, via Halifax Steamer B Edward Grubb, Esq., Miss Grubb, and Mr. J. T. Thomas.

  In do., from Shediac, July 14, 1847: Mrs. Gall, John A. Street, Esq., and daughter.

  In do., from Pictou, July 18, 1847: Hon. Mr. Weldon and daughter, for Shediac, Miss Macarthur, Mrs. Smith, Messrs. Blair, and M'Lennan, and 5 in the steerage.

• The Islander, July 23, 1847:

  Schooner SIRIUS arrived here Monday from Halifax with Capt. Evans, Lieut. Campbell, 2 Sergeants, 1 bugler, and 81 Rank and file of the 23^rd Royal Welsh fusiliers, to relieve the detachment of the 20^th Regiment in the Garrison.

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Shediac, July 15: Mrs. Gall, John A. Street, Esq., and daughter.

  In do., from Pictou, Sunday last: Hon. Mr. Weldon and daughter for Shediac; Miss Macarthur, Mrs. Smith, Messrs. Blair and McLennan, and five in the steerage.

  In the Steamer Conqueror this day from Pictou: Revds. Mr. Stephenson, and McLennan; Mr. and Mrs. Lowden, Messrs. Pike, Larent, Webster, Crow, Trooper, and Welsh.

• Royal Gazette, July 27, 1847:

  In the steamer Conqueror from Pictou, July 23: Revd. Messrs. Pike, Lamont, Webster, Crow, Troope (Trooper?) and Welsh.

  In do. from Pictou, July 25: Mr. and Mrs. Boggs and Mr. George Beer.

  Departed: Mr. Lavicomte for the West Indies; Mr and Mrs. Faulkner for England.

• The Islander, July 30,1847:

  In the Conqueror from Pictou, Sunday last: D. Brenan, Esq., Capt. Barratt, Messrs. W. R. Watson, B. Boggs, Cooney, and George Beer; Mrs. Lydiard, Miss Boggs, Miss McKenzie, and 15 deck passengers.

  In do., from Shediac, Thursday: Mrs. H. Cunard, Miss Cunard, Mrs. Duffus, Mrs. J. S. Muncey and son, Mr. A. H. Yates.

  In do., from Pictou, yesterday: Mrs. Burtcher and Capt. Elliot.

• Royal Gazette, August 3, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Shediac, July 29: Mrs. H. Cunard, Miss Cunard, Mrs. Duffus, Mrs. J. S. Muncey and son; and Mr. A. H. Yates.

  In do., July 29, from Pictou: Mrs. Butcher and Capt. Elliot.

  In the Conqueror from Pictou, August 2: Miss Haviland, and Miss Haviland Kaye from England; Hon. T. H. Haviland, T. Heath Haviland, Esq., Lieut. Fletcher, HMS Electra; Hamilton Lane, Esq. and Lady; Mrs. E. L. Lydiard and child; Dr. Johnson of Pictou; Mrs. M'Kay and daughter, Edward Whelan, Esq., R Messrs. Henry Smith, Philip Irving, Peter Desbrisay, Mrs. M'Lean, Miss Frazer and several in the Steerage.

• The Islander, August 6, 1847:

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sunday last: Hon. T. H. HAviland, T. H. Haviland, Esq., Miss Haviland; Miss Kaye; Mr. and Mrs. Lane, Dr. Johnstone, Lieut. Fletcher, RN, Mrs. Lydiard and son, Messrs. H. Smith, P. Irving, D. P. Desbrisay, E. Whelan, and several others.

  In do., from Shediac, Thursday last: Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Kerwin, Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr. Green, and Mr. Street.

  In do., from Pictou, the same day: Messrs. Walker, Nordheimer, Flockart and Miss Flockart, and others.

• Royal Gazette, August 10, 1847:

  In the steamer Conqueror from Shediac, August 5: Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Kirwan, Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr. Green and Mr. Street.

  In do., same day from Pictou: Messrs. Walker, Nordheimer, Flockart, Miss Flockart, and others.

  In do., on Sunday afternoon, August 9, 1847: Messrs. Allan, Joseph Dingwell, David Stewart, John Hyde, W. White, Long, Hocken, Flynn, S. Smith, William M'Kay, Skinner; Misses Southern, Veitch; and Townsend; and 7 in the steerage.

  September 11, 1847, Royal Gazette: In the steamer Conqueror from Pictou, Sept. 10: Revds. John Sprott and James Waddell; John Longworth, Esq., and Lady, Mr. and Miss Shannon, Mr. and two Misses Campbell, Mrs. J. Davis, Miss Creed, Miss Jeddie, Messrs. W. Longworth, John and James McKinlay, James Hyde, Farrell, Narroway, Patterson, O'Neill, and 7 in steerage.

• The Islander, August 13, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Pictou, Sunday afternoon: Messrs. Allen, Joseph Dingwell, David Stewart, John Hyde, W. White, Long, Hocken, Flynn, s. Smith, W. McKay, Skinner, Misses, Southern, Veitch, Townsend, and nine in the steerage.

• The Islander, August 20, 1847:

  The Rev. Charles Dewolf, Wesleyan Missionary, arrived in the Steamer Conqueror on Friday, having been appointed Superintendent of the Charlottetown Circuit.

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Pictou Sunday last: Daniel Dixon, Esq. and wife and two children and servant; Misses Johnston, Smith and Trite. Messrs. T. Pethick, John Davis, jun., Lieut. Patterson, 20^th Regiment; Dix, and others.

  In the steamer from Pictou today: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Beck, Messrs. J. H. Gates, Doull, and Brennick.

• The Islander, August 27, 1847:

  In the steamer Conqueror, Sunday last: Mrs. Deblois, Merkle, Miss Deblois, Mr. Deblois, Mr. W. Cunard, Mr. and Mrs. Dealey, Mr. and Mrs. Nordbeck, Messrs. Duchemin, A. Scott, Gillis, Bayfield.

  In the steamer Conqueror from Pictou, Thursday last: Capt. Dwyer, Miss Calbeck, Mr. Treneman, Mr. Avard, and 11 in the steerage.

• The Islander, Sept. 10, 1847:

  In the Steamer Conqueror, from Pictou, today: Revds. John Sprott, and James Waddell; John Longworth, Esq., and Lady, Mr. and Miss Shannon, Mr. and two Misses Campbell, Mrs. J. Davis, Miss Creed,, Miss Jeddier, Messrs. W. Longworth, John and James McKinlay, James Hyde, Farrell, Narroway, Patterson and O'Neil, and seven in the steerage.

• The Examiner: Jan. 15, 1848:

  In the Ice Boat, Jan. 13, Messrs. James Moinagh and Malcolm Murchison.

• The Examiner, May 8, 1848:

  Passengers in the Packet from Pictou, May 8: Messrs. James Peake, J. Reddin, A. Mitchell

  In the Packet from Pictou, April 29, via R. M. Steamer America, from Liverpool, A. Duncan, A . McLean, W. Lord and F. Goodman, Esqrs. And 12 in the steerage.

  In the Packet Boat from Cape Tormentine May 5, Dr. Poole, from Quebec.

• The Examiner, May 15, 1848:

  In the Packet from Pictou, May 11: John Sutton, Esq., Messrs. Kennedy, Lippincott, Hartley, and five in the steerage.

  In the Packet to Pictou, May 13: Miss Fellowes, and nine in the steerage.

  In the Packet from Pictou, May 14: Messrs. W. Welsh, Stewart, Binns, Cyril Roy, Capt. McIsaac, Miss Scully, and three in the steerage.

• The Examiner, May 22, 1848:

  In the Packet Peri to Pictou, May 15: Mr. and Mrs. Kemble Coffin, Mrs. Pickett, Messrs. Burns, Stamper, J. Stewart, Roy, Lippincott, and 3 in the steerage.

  In the Peri from Pictou, May 20: Messrs. T. Broderick, McLeod, Gaul, Rankin, McIsaac, Stamper, Roy, McKenzie, and four in the steerage.

• The Examiner, May 29, 1848:

  In the Packet to Pictou, May 27: Messrs. Hartley, W. H. Holman, R. McKinlay, J. Boudroit, Captain McIsaac, Mrs. G. Harris, Mrs. Urquhart and child, Mrs. Matheson, and three children, and ten in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, May 28: A. Stevenson, Esq., from Quebec, W. H. Holman, Miss Tremain, and 13 in the steerage.

  In the Packet Peri to Pictou, May 24: Mr. J. Pope, Speaker of the House of Assembly, on his way to England; Mr and Mrs. Watson, Messrs. Cameron and McLeod, and 13 in steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, May 25: G. W. DeBlois, Esq., Messrs. Watson, Cameron, and another; 13 in the steerage, including part of the crew of the Gulnare.

• The Examiner, June 5, 1848:

  In the Packet to Pictou, June 3: Messrs. Dempsey, Stephenson, Hutchinson, Miss Wilson, Master Wilson, Mrs. Duchemin, and two children, and 7 in steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, June 4: Messrs. McKinlay, W. McGill, John Smith, C. J. Darlin, C. Primrose, Mrs. McKenna, Miss McKenna.

  In the Mary McWhinnie, on Tuesday last, May 30: D. Reddin, Esq., and Mrs. Reddin.

• The Examiner, June 12, 1848:

  In the Packet Peri, Davies, Master, to Pictou, June 3: Rev. Mr. Henderson, Messrs. Halls, Brownrigg and Primrose; Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Tremain.

  In do., from Pictou, June 11: Mr. Joseph Hensley, Mr. Feure, and one in steerage.

  In do., to Pictou, June 6: Lieut. Campbell, Dr. Poole, Messrs. R. McKinlay, W. Nelson, Stephens

  Misses Davies and Morris, and five in the steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, June 8: Messrs. Nelson, Hutchinson, Bayfield; Misses Davies and Morris, Mrs. Henderson, and two in the steerage.

• The Examiner, June 19, 1848:

  In the Packet Peri to Pictou, June 10: Mr. E. Cameron, Captain McMillan, and five in the steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, June 11: Dr. Poole, and one in the steerage.

• The Examiner, July 3, 1848:

  In the Packet Peri to Pictou, June 24: Revs. Messrs. Keir and Patterson; Messrs. Beairsto, S. C. Holman, A. Lane, Beckworth, Scott, Campbell, A. Stewart, Misses McGugon and McCallum, Mrs. Barratt, and 2 in the steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, June 26: Messrs. Sheerman, McKenzie, Primrose, Mr. McKay and 2 children, Dr. Adams, and two in the steerage. In the Packet for Pictou, June 27: Messrs. Bayfield, S. Mutch, Masters Salmond and Tremain.

  In do., from Pictou, June 28: Rev. Mr. Grant, Messrs. S. C. Holman, Riddock, Capt. Walsh, Martin, Salmond, Miss McGugon.

• The Examiner, July 10, 1848:

  In the Packet from Pictou, July 3: Mr. S. and Miss Deblois, Master Tremain, Mrs. Barratt, Mrs. Nicholson; Messrs. Stewart, Frederick E. Knight, Alex Vance, and ten in steerage.

  In do., July 5, to Pictou: Messrs. W. R. Watson, R. B. Boggs, McKenzie, 2 Misses McKenzie, and two in steerage.

• The Examiner, July 17, 1848:

  To Pictou, July 8: Messrs. J. F. Clark, Roddick, Rev. Pius McPhee, Dr. Womersley, J. Stickney, Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Kirvan (?), and six in steerage.

  From Pictou, July 16: Messrs. H. Swabey, A. Davidson and son, J. Duster, O. H. May, and one.

• The Examiner, July 24, 1848:

  In the Packet from Pictou, July 17; Rev. Mr. Dewolfe, Lady and child; Mr. R. B. Boggs, Mrs. and Master Archibald, Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Kirwin.

  In the Packet from Pictou, July 21: Mr. David Taylor, 2 Mr Primrose, 2 Mr. Ropers, Rev. S. T. Rhand, Mrs. Ross and child, Mrs. McKenzie, 2 Misses MacDonald, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Tremain, and one in the steerage.

  The Examiner, July 31, 1848: in the Packet to Pictou, July 22: Lieut. Campbell, Messrs. R. Hensley, W. Clark, D. Taylor, Copeland, Duster, Smith, McKenzie, Primrose, Munn, Primrose,

  Miss Thomas, 2 Misses Copeland, 2 Misses McKenzie, and nine in steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, July 24: Messrs. Clark, A. Stewart, W. Fraser, H. Sterns, Rev. Mr. Chipman, and eight in the steerage.

  In the Peri to Pictou, July 25: Mrs. Lane, Miss Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald, Messrs. Stewart, Creamore, Mrs. Burie, and 4 in the steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, July 28: Messrs. Hartley, Murray, Primrose, Misses McKenzie, and Davison and others.

• The Examiner, August 14, 1848:

  In the packet to Pictou, August 5: Hon. Captain Rice, Mr. Keen.

  In do., from Pictou, August 7: Messrs. Dean, R. McKinlay, Primrose, Wright, Woodgate, Tremain, Wallace, and five in the steerage.

  In the Packet to Pictou, August 8: Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boggs, Hon. N. G. Pineo, Lady and daughter; Mr. And Mrs. Smith, Mr. Narroway, and one in the steerage.

  In do., from Pictou, August 9: Dr. Webster, W. Montgomery, Eng. 42^nd Regiment; Messrs. B. Burrell, J. Bransombe, John Blowhard, Robert Macdonald, and three in the steerage.

• The Examiner, August 21, 1848:

  In the packet to Pictou, August 12: Messrs. E. Lydiard, T. B. Tremain, Primrose, Duffy, and others.

  In do., from Pictou, August 14: Hon. S. Rice; Messrs. John Costin, Mackay, W. & J. Hyde,

  McKnight, McKenzie, Miss McKay, and three in the steerage.

  In do., to Pictou, August 15: Rev. Mr. Munroe, Mrs. O=Connor, Messrs. Burrnell, Dean, Davies, Woodworth, and three.

  In do., from Pictou, August 17: Rev. Mr. Patterson, Messrs. A. McGilivray, Davies, G. Grigg, and nine.

• The Examiner, September 11, 1848:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Sept 8: Lieut. Col. Willis, RA; Mrs. and Miss McLennan, Messrs. D. Stewart, Connors, M. Bryan R. Archibald and three.

• The Examiner, Sept 25, 1848:

  In the Packet to Pictou, Sept. 16: Mr. J. Kerwin.

  In do., Sept 18: Mrs. Antoine and child, Mrs. Cameron, Messrs. J. Cameron and White, and 3.

  In do, Sept. 22: Mr. Watson, and three.

• The Examiner, Oct. 12, 1848:

  In the Packet for Pictou, Sept. 23: Mr. A. Ross.

  In the Packet, Sept. 26: Miss Jessie McLeod, Mr. D. Beaton, and two.

  In the Packet, Sept. 29: Mr. and Mrs. Oxley and 2 children; Mrs. J. Hayden, Messrs. R. McKinlay, J. Coade, and three in the steerage.

• The Examiner, Oct. 9, 1848:

  In the Packet to Pictou, Oct. 7: Judge Peters, Mrs. Tremain, Mrs. Mackieson, Miss Haviland, Messrs. Odell, Sims, Mr. D. McLeod, Mr. A. McRae, and five.

  In do., from Pictou, Oct. 2: F. R. Starr, Esq., and seven in steerage.

  The Examiner, Oct. 16, 1848, in the Packet from Pictou, Oct. 9: Judge Peters from Halifax; Messrs. W. Welsh, H. Haszard and L. Coney, via Cambria from England. Mr. S, McKay from Newfoundland, Capt. Feeney, U S Army.

• The Examiner, Oct. 23, 1848:

  From the U.S. to Georgetown: Hon. G. Coles, D. A. Com. Gen. and Mr. Kaye, from Halifax.

  In the Peri from Pictou, Oct. 16: Lieut. Harvest, Mr. R. S. Tremain

  In do., to Pictou, Oct. 17: Rev. Tupper, Messrs. W. G. Strong, Boggs, Brittan, Mitchel, W/ B. Irwin, and four.

  In do., Oct. 17: Miss Mackieson, Miss Haviland, Lieut. Hancock, RN, Lieut. Forbes, RN, Serjeant Humphreys, RA, Hon. P. S.d White, Hon. W. H. Young, Messrs. J. Roesbery, J. McMullin, and one in steerage.

• The Examiner, October 30, 1848.

  In the Packet, Oct. 23: Charles Dingwell, Esq. From England.

  In do., from Pictou, Oct. 27: Messrs. N. Rankin, J. R Smith, Capt. McMillan, Isaac Smith, W. Orr, McKay and Piper.

  In do., from Pictou, Oct. 29: Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey.

• The Examiner, Nov. 13, 1848:

  In the Packet to Pictou, Nov. 4: Messrs. B. S. Morrell, Stamper, Griffin, J. R. Smith and Miss Tremain.

  In do., from Charlottetown: Miss Lydiard, and two.

  In do., to Charlottetown, Captain Daniel Davies and Mr. H. Stamper.

• The Examiner, Nov. 20, 1848:

  In the Packet from Pictou, Nov. 13: Messrs. R. Hutchinson, Donald McIsaac, J. Campion, J. Weeks, G. McIntyre, Rev. P. McIntyre, and one.

  In do., to Pictou, Nov. 14: Messrs. J. Dogherty, James McDonald, and T. Lynch.

  In do., from Pictou, Nov. 17: Messrs. H. Calbeck, J. Burns, and four.

• The Examiner, December 11, 1848:

  In the Rob Roy from Pictou, Dec. 6: Messrs. W. R. Watson, A. Mitchel.

• The Islander Fri., 21 Sep., 1849:
  

  PASSENGERS - In the steamer Rose from Pictou, on Sunday, the 16th inst., -- Messrs. Fielding, W. Cowan, A. McAuslan -- and 5 in the Steerage. [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• The Islander Fri., 21 June, 1850:
  

  PASSENGERS - In the Steamer Rose, on Sunday evening last, Messrs. E.L. Lydiard, John Holl, John Sutherland, John Campbell, John Wright, Duncan McRae -- and 7 in the Steerage. [Transcription from Gary Carroll]

• The Examiner, May 7, 1855:
  In the Morning Star on Monday, from Pictou: William Pope, Esquire, Mr. Albert Yates, Mr. William Brown and bride from England; Hon. J. Warburton, Mr. Nicholas Brown, J. B. Cooper, Esquire, Captain Arch McMillan, Captain Roach, Mr. N. Hopgood, and three others.

  In the packet Martha Ann, on Monday evening from Pictou: Wm. Welsh, Esquire and lady; Mr William Moore, J. Wilson, Esquire of Liverpool.

• The Examiner, May 5, 1851:

  In the steamer Rose, from Pictou, May 1: James Peake, Esq., Andrew Duncan, Esq. And Lady, and Mr. James DesBrisay from England; Capt. W. Welsh, Miss Welsh, C. Braddock, Esq., Capt. Smith, and others.

• The Examiner, May 12, 1851:

  In the steamer Rose, Thursday last: Mr. Metzler, and ten in steerage.

  In the Caroline, from Bermuda: Miss Jane L. Haszard.

  In the Rose from Pictou, May 8: Rev. Alexander Campbell, Rev. Alexander Sutherland; Messrs. Robert Alston, William Scott, Alexander Ross, Miss Ross, and four in steerage.

• The Examiner, May 19, 1851:

  In the Rose from Pictou, May 11: Mrs. White and servant, 9 Artillerymen, and four in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, May 20, 1851:

  The Rose Mail Steamer arrived from Pictou May 19: with His Excellency, the Lieut - Governor and Lady Bannerman.

• The Examiner, May 26, 1851:

  In the steamer Rose, from Pictou, May 22: Hon. S. Cunard, Mr. and Mrs. Pellow, Mr. and Mrs. McCulley, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss Rankin, Miss Jarvis, Messrs. J. Muirhead, N. Rankin, P. Curran, P. Gaul, and three in steerage.

  In the schooner Elizabeth from Boston: Captain Cooper, late Speaker of the Assembly.

• The Examiner, June 2, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, May 25: Messrs. Porteous, James Anderson, James McIntyre, Patrick Walker, Captain Walsh, and three in steerage.

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, May 30: Miss Noonan, Mrs. McLean, Hon. C. Young, D. Reddin, Esq., W. W. Irving, Esq. Messrs. Bynon, A. Binns, and three in steerage.

• The Examiner, June 9, 1851:

  In the steamer Rose, Sunday evening: Deputy Assistant Commissary Gen. Booth,----O'Halans, Esq., Messrs. David Lawson, Alex. Simpson, Alex. Trowal, A. Hill, and three in steerage.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Thursday last: Rev. Mr. Nichol, Mr. M. Archibald, G. Room, J. W. Cairns, and seven in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, Extra: June 13, 1851:

  In the B....... Prince Edward: Messrs. Shepherd, Stubbs, Tubs(??), Driver, G. Davies, Dr and Mrs. Conroy, Captain Lockyer.

• The Examiner, June 16, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, June 8: Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Major Sparks, 38^th Regiment; Messrs. Isaac Smith, Thomas Murphy, Thomas Morrice, Alex. Scott, Frederick Knight, John Murray, W. Fletcher.

  In do., June 12: Patrick Paul, Esq., S. S. C., Lady, 3 children and servant from Edinburg; D. Reddin, Esq., A. N. Miller, S. Burns.

• Royal Gazette, June 23, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, June 16: Revs. F. Smallwood, Buckley and Starr, Wesleyan Missionaries; John Longworth, Esq., and Lady; W. H. Pope, Esq., W. Blake, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie.

  In do., June 19: Judge Peters, Frederick Starr, Esq., and Lady, Mrs. Captain Rollo; I. Rigby, Esq., Mrs. Neil and Miss Rankin; Messrs. Fraser, Fyfe, and Henderson, Allan Fraser, and four..

  June 19: Brigt. Marie brought a Company of 42 Royal Highlanders under the command of Hon. Captain Rollo and Lieut. Oude, from Halifax. The Company of 38^th Regt left for Halifax under command of Capt. Lecky and Lieut. Hume.[80 men of the 42^nd relived the 38^th of this garrison.]

• Royal Gazette, June 30, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, June 23: James Fogo, Esq.

  In do., June 26: Rev. Mr. Hitchbore, Rev. Mr. Narroway, Rev. Mr. Dunphy, Miss Wilson, Miss Brownrigg, Mrs. Kitchen, Joseph Whidden, Esq., Messrs. Story, R. Adams, Robinson, Morton, Murray, Archibald, Dixon, J. H. McNab, Pidgeon, D. Wilson and son, Stamper, Dr. Coake.

• Royal Gazette, July 7, 1851:

  Passengers in the Rose, June 30: Mrs. Peters, Lieut. Parsons, Royal Engineers; Donald Beaton, Esq., Mr. Broad, jun. and Lady; Mrs. Dempsey, Messrs. Comstock, R. Brown, Whitford, Alexander McDonald, Arbuckle, Lydiard and son, Miss Bovyer, Miss Keoughan, and five in the steerage.

  From Sackville, NB on Saturday last: Mr. Prescott and Master I. Longworth.

  In the Rose from Pictou, July 3: Revds. J. Kier, Murray and Allan; Miss Sawyer, Miss Mortimore, Mrs. Pleadwell, Miss Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Hyde; Messrs. J. Halliday, McGregor, Brownrigg, Hensley, J. Brecken, McLean, Maurice Swabey, and five.

• Royal Gazette, July 15, 1851:

  Passengers from Pictou, June 17: Mr. John Logan, Mrs. Coffin, R. Tremain, Esq., Mr. G. F. Lowden, Mr. R. McAdam, and four in the steerage.

  In the barque Prince Edward, Allan Master, June 9, to London: Mr and Mrs. James Reddin, and Mr. J. T. Holl.

  In the steamer from Pictou, July 10: William Jarvis, Esq., and Lady; Messrs. Lowden, Sneeston, George Dingwell, Widgery, Rev. D. Crawford.

  In the steamer Rose Monday last: Messrs. Hogan, Beatie, Narroway, and one in steerage.

  From Sackville NB Saturday am last: Rev. A. Desbrisay, Chaplain of the Wesleyan Academy and Master Desbrisay.

• Royal Gazette, July 28, 1851:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, Monday July 21: Messrs. Kitchen and J. Sutherland; Joseph McDonald, Esq., Miss Love, and three in the steerage.

  From Pictou, July 24: Messrs. Greenway, Poor, Robinson, Forsyth, C. B. Norton, Gorges and 2 sons, Miss Norton, Mrs. Romans, and 12 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 4, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, July 27: T. H. Haviland, Esq., Miss DeBlois, Miss Haviland, Mrs. and Miss Allison, Messrs. Allen, Paw, and three in steerage.

  Departure for the Wesleyan Academy, Sackville, July 31: the Rev. Chaplain and Masters DesBrisay, Dawson, Gardiner, Tremain and Wilson.

  In the steamer Rose to the Miramichi, July 28: Judge Peters, Lady and family; James Peake, Esq., Messrs. J. B. Fay, Falconer, Hirsh, William Ness, Mr and Mrs. Purdie, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Fraser.

  In do., from Miramichi, August 1: Misses Cunard, Morrow, Wright, Carman, McDonald, Mrs. W. Fraser, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. W. Orr; James Peake and James Purdie, Esqrs., Messrs. Faulkner, Arthur Wright, John McKenzie, James Kelly, Sample, and eight in steerage.

  In the Rob Roy, Turnbull, from Pictou, August 1: Rev. Mr. Alexander and Lady; Mrs. Narroway, Miss Wilson, Miss McKenzie, and others.

• Royal Gazette, August 25, 1851:

  In the Rose from Pictou, August 25: Messrs. Robert Rennie, Lithgow, Creighton, Gibson, Rigg, Fowle, Rev. A. McSween, Rev. D. Macdonald, Mrs. Carson, James Peake, Esq., lady and two daughters.

• Royal Gazette, September 1, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, Thursday evening last: Major Cumberland, 42^nd Regt; D. Ross, Esq., M. S. Brown, Esq., R. G. Fraser and lady; Capt. Gillis, George Foster, Mrs. Ross, and three.

• Royal Gazette, September 8, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 1: Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph, Charles Palmer, Esq., and Miss Sarah Palmer, Mr and Mrs. James Duffus, Samuel DeBlois, James Romans, William McKay.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Thursday, Sept. 4: Rev. G. Walker, Rev. J. Patterson, Messrs. S. Taylor, W. Gordon, Roderick McDonald, L. Skerving, W. McDonald, James Hughes and Mrs. Hughes.

• Royal Gazette, September 15, 1851: In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 1: Dr. Mackenzie, Mr. James Moore, Mrs. G. and B Moore, 2 Misses Moore, Miss Murphy.

  Monday: Mrs. Peter Macgowan and family.

• Royal Gazette, September 22, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 15: Stephen swabey, Esq., Mr. Glinner and son, and three.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Thursday evening last Thomas Pethick, Esq., Mrs. Neil Rankin, Miss Eliza Pethick, Mrs. Narroway, Mr. David Taylor, and eight in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 29, 1851:

  In the Shediac packet, Sept. 22: J. Ferguson, Esq., Com. Fredericton; Rev. S. Sweeney, Messrs. James McPhelan, George T. Haszard, and others.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 22: Mrs. Anderson, Miss Jarvis, Lieut. Montgomery, Mr. Lowden, Mr. W. Paul, Mr. Metzler, Mr. G. Foster, and eight in the steerage.

  In the Steamer from Pictou, Thursday evening last: Rt. Hon. Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia; Mrs. J. H. Crosskill, John R. Noonan, H. J. Fraser, A. C. McDonald, Lieut,. Forbes, RN and 5.

  In do., on Sept. 29: Lieut. Orde, W. C. Hodgson, R. Brecken, John McDonald, Esq., and Lady; Maurice Curran, and three in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, October 6, 1851:

  In the Packet from Shediac, Monday last: Mrs. Warburton, lady of the Hon. Colonial Secretary..

• Royal Gazette, October 13, 1851:

  In the Schooner, Rob Roy to Shediac, to California. Monson Jarvis, Esq., Messrs. Leonard Cooney, Robert Ings, Thomas Westacott, William Hancock, George Gardiner, Joseph Smith, George Poultney, Christopher Bolt, James Hogan, John Lackey James McMullen, Joseph Taylor, Donald Currie, James Currie, James Milner, George Milner, Charles Howatt, William Howatt, Stephen Trenaman, James Dodd...22 in all. Also David O'Neale...AND, Mr. Robert Hensley, by way of Halifax, to join party in New York and continue on to California.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Oct. 8: Rev. Mr. H. Pope, Mrs. Heard, Miss Kennedy, Mr. McEwen, T. Marshall, Esq., John McDonald, L. W. Brackett, Esq., and eleven.

• Royal Gazette, October 27, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, on Oct. 17^th Saturday last: Miss Sutherland, Mr. Burrham, Mr. Jan, Capt. McDonald, Mr. W. H. Pope, Mr and Mrs. Rugg and servant, Dr. Jarvis, Mrs. Forsyth, Rev. Mr. McNair, and five in the steerage.

  In the Steamer from Pictou, Oct 22:Mrs. Langrishe, Mrs. Duchemin, Miss Mayne, Miss Boyd, James Yeo, Esq., Capt. Thomson, Messrs. J. Barrow, W. F, Wade, Wright, John Yeo, jun., John Yeo, sen, Mulhal, James DesBrisay, James McCraith, and seven in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, November 17, 1851:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, last Saturday: Messrs. H. Callbeck, Skinner, McNeill, Jeffery Burns, and 11 soldiers, 2 women and 3 children of the 42^nd Regiment.

• Royal Gazette, November 24, 1851:

  Passengers in the steamer from Pictou, Wednesday last: Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Rev. J. Narroway, Messrs. James Muirhead, James McFarlane, J. W. Copeland, James Metzler, James Steele, D. Brown, and Miss Ried.(?)

• Royal Gazette, December 1, 1851:

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sunday last: Messrs. A. Smith and Porteous, and one in the steerage.

  In the steamer from Pictou on Friday: Messrs. P. Stevens, P. Welsh, L. C. Owen, Miss E. Haviland, Mr. Hiscock, and five.

• Royal Gazette, December 8, 1851:

  In the Steamer to Pictou Wednesday last for Edinburgh via Halifax and Liverpool: Mrs. Paul, Lady of Patrick Paul, Esq., 4 children and servant.

• Royal Gazette, May 20, 1852:

  By way of Wood Islands, May 3: Hon. W. W. Lord, and Mr. A. H. Yates.

  In ship Falcon from London, to the Gut, and from thence via Pictou and Wood Islands: F. Longworth and Joseph McDonald, Esqrs., Messrs. W. Nelson and Mr. Mitner Kilmer. (?)

  From Halifax via Pictou and Wood Islands: W. H. Pope, Mr. Gibbs.

• Royal Gazette, May 20, 1852:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, Wednesday, May 11: Lieutenant Forbes, RN and Lady; Lieut. Agassiz, Lady and two servants; Mr. M. Beazeley, Mr. W. Jarvis.

  In the Steamer Rose, from Pictou, May 14: James Peake, Esq., Frederick Brecken, Esq., Mr. Bracket and others.

  The Brig Rose with a Company of 72^nd Highlanders under the command of Capt. Boyle arrived here May 13, from Halifax to relieve a Company of the 42^nd stationed here.

• Royal Gazette, May 24, 1852:

  In the Gulnare from Quebec; Mr. And Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Hill.

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, May 19: Hon. Capt. Rollo, Lady and servant; Mr. Jarvis, Mr. James McLean and daughter, Mr. Satchwell, and two in steerage.

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, May 20:Messrs. Sanders, Gaul, Forbes, Peeblis, Metzler, DesBrisay, Fitch, Archibald, Stephens, Mrs. McKay, Rev. R. Campbell, and Rev. Mr. Sutherland, and four in the steerage.

  In do. May 21, P. Walker, Esq., F. Starr, Esq., Miss Dewolfe, Messrs. D. McIsaac, N. Rankin, W. Conroy, J. Rigg, J. A. McDonald, A. McDonald, Adam Fife, J. McLean, Mrs. Lochart, Miss McLean, and two in the steerage.

  Her Majesty's Surveying Sloop Gulnare, 220 tons, arrived here Tuesday last. This fine vessel was launched at Quebec on the 3^rd inst. She is to be placed under command of Captain Bayfield, RN, and employed in the surveying service, in place of the vessel under the same name similarly employed for some years past.

• Royal Gazette, May 31, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, May 21: Rev. Mr. Henderson, Hon C. Young and Lady; Messrs. W. Duke, Joseph Weeks, Hugh Perkin, Gray.

• Royal Gazette, June 7, 1852:

  In the steamer from Pictou, June 2: S. W. DeBlois, F. W. Major, J. H. Holmes, John Logan, Henry Lawrence, George Lawrence, Isaac Smith, jun, and four in steerage.

  In the Clara for Quebec: Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGregor, for St. Clair River, and for Canada. West.

  In the Rose, June 4: G. R. Goodman, Esq. 2 Misses Goodman, Miss Haviland, Messrs. Sinclair and C. McDonald.

• Royal Gazette, June 14, 1852:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, June 9: Messrs. Ralph Brecken, E. L. Lydiard, R. Foster, H. Callbeck, A. Scott, D. Brown, John McLeod and Mrs. Lanigan, and two in steerage

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, Friday: H. Stamper, Esq., R. Hutchinson, Esq., Rev. F. Moore, and two in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 21, 1852:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, June 16: Rev. Mr. Smallwood, John B. Cox, Esq., Thomas Marshall, Esq., Messrs. James Anderson, Alexander McDonald, Campion, McInnes, Mackay, McLennan, Mr. and Mrs. Graham.

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, Friday: Rev. Mr. Eustice and Lady, Rev. Mr. Starr, Mr. Isaac Smith, Messrs. Noble, Forsyth, and Joseph Hensley, Esq.

• Royal Gazette, July 5, 1852:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, June 30: Revds. Messrs. Kier, Patterson, Murray and Buckley; Mr and Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. and Miss Young, Mrs. Ralegh, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Anderson, Messrs. Patrick Stephenson, Ritchie, Brown, Capt. Knox, A. Barry, Luther Bracket and son.

  In do., July 2: Rev. E. Evans, Mrs. Evans, son and daughter; Mrs. Evans, sen., and Miss Evans; Miss Shaw, Miss McMurray, Rev. Mr. Munroe, Messrs. Crabb, W. B. McKenzie, Brown, Muirhead, Crisp, G. Hardy, J. Hensley, W. Jarvis, Esq., and Lady; Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Frazer.

• Royal Gazette, July 12, 1852:

  In the steamer from Pictou, July 9: Messrs. C. F. Harris, P. Gaul, John Power, James Power, F. A. Reynodo (?), H. Sivori, John Sutherland, Alexander Leslie, Miss Sutherland, Miss Beach, Mrs. Reddin, Mrs. Gaul, Miss REddin, Mrs. Stephens, and one.

  In the Shediac Packet, Monday last: Mr. Robert Perceval from California.

  Monday, in the steamer Albatross, Capt Kearney, from New York via Halifax for Charlottetown: Captain Sleigh, lady, three children, 2 servants; Messrs. John McLean, John McDonnell, Maurice Swabey, Hazen, Mitchell for Quebec, Mr. Lindsay, RN, and ten in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 19,1852:

  Wednesday, July 14: in the steamer from Pictou: W. Douse, Esq.,---------Holmas (Holman?), Esq., and 210 Sons of Temperance and their friends, guests of the Sons of this Island.

  In the Rose from Pictou, Saturday, July 17: Col. Lane, H. Lane, Esq., R. Longworth, Esq., Mr. Joseph Weeks, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Cameron, Miss McKay, and four in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 26, 1852:

  In the steamer from Pictou, July 21: Rev. John Francis, Rev. John Davis, Luther Bracket, Esq., Messrs. John McKay, William Longworth, H. K. Adams, Edward Duval, W. C. Hobs; Mrs. Deblois, Miss Deblois, Mrs. McMurray, and two in the steerage.

  In the schooner H. Ingram from Shediac, July 19: Mrs. Wallace, Capt. Hay, Capt. Ryder, Mr. John Bale, Mr. Artemas Lord, plus seven, landed at Bedeque.

  In the steamer Albatross for Charlottetown; Capt. Sleigh, Messrs. E. Needham, Thomas Pleadwell, James Morris, and two in the steerage.

  For Halifax: Judge Gardiner and Master Gardiner,-------Winson, Esq., Mr. Peters and Lady, Mr. S. Peters, Mr. Campbell and two in the steerage.

  For New York: Rev. Mr. Richardson, mother and sister, Rev. Mr. Burnette (?) and Mr. Green.

• Royal Gazette, August 2, 1852:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, Wednesday last: G. W. DeBlois, Esq, C. Gilliou (?)Esq., and son, and two in steerage.

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, today: Count Wolowski; M. G. Krollman and Lady; Capt. H. Gray, Messrs. John Hays, James R. Watt, M:isses Elizabeth Thomas, Ann Thomas, Mary Watt, Rev. James Narraway, Messrs. P. Gregor, J. McDonald, J. McDonald, Miss R. Dorus, Mrs. Ross, and five in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 16, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, August 14: J. A. Kenshaw, J. A. Sneyder, G. W. Gesner, G. F. Lowden. G. J. Ascher, Mr. and Mrs Norton, Miss Smith, Miss Mackay, Mrs. Doyle, and seven in steerage.

  In do., August 13: Rev. Henry Pope and Lady, Luther Bracket, Esq., Dr. Potts, Mrs. Watts, Miss Moore, John Tempest, Esq., J. C. Smith, Miss Smith, Alexander Macdonald, and two.

• Royal Gazette, August 23, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, August 20: Right Rev. Bishop Macdonald, James Peake, Esq., Messrs. Rennie, H. Cundall, Noble, and three.

• Royal Gazette, August 30, 1852:

  In the steamer Albatross, August 24, from Quebec: Mrs. Winder, child and servant; D. Rutherford, and three in steerage.

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, August 25: Mr. Frazer and Lady. Mr. R. Faught, Miss Rankin, Mr. James Allan, Mrs. Narraway, 2 children and servant, and seven in steerage.

  In do., from Pictou,. August 27, W. E. Cooke, Esq., M. D., Messrs. John Haszard, C. McLeod, C. T. Lochart, W. C. Green, T. Lippincott, J. B. Edwards and Miss McKenzie.

• Royal Gazette, September 6, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou, Wednesday last: Messrs. E. W. Underwood, James Sinclair, Morrison, Mrs. Flecher, and sixteen in the steerage.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 3: Rev. Mr. Bethune, Rev. Mr. Herdman, Rev. Mr. Narraway, Miss Narraway and three Misses Hensley, Miss Bayfield, Miss Shoultz, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. R. Longworth, Miss Hyndman; Monson Jarvis; W. Jarvis, Charles Dempsey and Thomas Marshall, Esquires; Mr. Henderson and Henry Hensley, and three in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 13, 1852:

  In the steamer from Pictou Wednesday last: Rev. Messrs. Sutherland, J. Byers, Martin and Dr. Ritchie; T. H. Haviland, Esq., and two Misses Haviland, W. Cunard, Esq., Mrs. Cunard and daughter, Messrs. W. Hobs, Romans, Stewart, McCulloch, Webber, Graham, Allan Mrs. Webber, Miss Rankin, Mrs. Macdonald.

  In do., Friday last: Rev. Mr. McGillivray; Messrs. J. R. Watt, W. Scantlebury, J. Scantlebury, James Macdonald, Miss Crudden and Miss McGillivray.

• Royal Gazette, September 20, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose from Pictou Sept. 15: Rev. William Hobs and Charles Sherebe(?); Messrs. Oliver Garnage (?), T. Broyderick, John Logan, Mrs. N. Rankin, and six in the steerage.

  September 17: Dr. Avery, W. H. Pope, and Henry Haszard, Esqrs., Mr. Brennan, H. K. Palmer, Mrs. Heron, 3 Misses Heron, Mrs. Macgowan, Miss C. Macgowan, and six in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 27, 1852:

  In the steamer Rose for Pictou, Sept. 3: Capt. Sleigh, lady and family.

  In do. From Pictou, Sept. 3: Rev. J. C. Cochran, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lightburn, Messrs. Thomas Tinsley, jun.,E. H. Braid, Lightburn, W. Morrice, Peirce Gaul, N. Marks, E. Simpson.

• Royal Gazette, October 4, 1852:

  Passengers in the Steamer Rose from Pictou, Sept. 25: Messrs. J. W. Morrison, Edward B. Kenny, Esq., G. H. Lawson, G. H. Louden, James Allan, F. L. Parker, and one in the steerage.

  In the steamer from Pictou, Sept. 29: Rev. W. H. Cooper, Rev. W. Cogswell, Charles Palmer, Esq., Hon. C. Young, and lady; Miss Goodman, Messrs. G. Essen, W. S. Longworth, Archibald, George McKenzie, John Douse, Donald Macdonald, Stephen Graham.

  In the steamer from Pictou, October 1: Mr. Daniel Davies, Miss Jane Davies, Miss Hodges, Miss Beer, Miss Nelson, D. Brennan, Esq., Messrs. G. Beer, Moran, Dwyer, Brackett, C. McDonald, Mrs. and Miss Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Narroway and Miss McGowan.

• Royal Gazette, October 11, 1852:

  In the steamer from Pictou, October 6: H. Stamper, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Mann, from Philadelphia, and four in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, October 25, 1852:

  In the Rose, from Pictou, October 21: G. R. Young, Esq., Messrs. Grubb, Sewell, Howard, Brown, Chappell, Fitz,(?), Haywood, Mrs. Forsyth and Miss Fitzpatrick.

• Royal Gazette, November 1, 1852:

  The Schooner Mars arrived from Halifax, Nov. 1, with a small detachment of Artillery to relieve those now stationed in Charlottetown.

  In the Rose from Pictou, Oct. 25: Rev. W. Snodgrass and Lady, Messrs. N. Rankin, D. McDonald, W. Conroy.

  In the steamer Rose, enroute to Bermuda: Mr and Mrs. Lightbourne.

  In the Rose, Oct. 28: Capt. Rogerson, Messrs. John A. McDonald, P. Walker, Donald McIsaac, John Rigg, John Mahoney, Donald McLean, John Knight, M. Hogan, James H. Creelman, Robert Philips, Robert Stewart, Miss Allan, and ten in the steerage.

  In the Rose from Pictou, Saturday last: Rev. Mr. Ross, Dr. Hillcourt and family; Messrs. Kenneth Gillis, James Johnston, and three in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, November 15, 1842:

  In the Rose from Pictou, Nov. 12: Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Rev. Mr. Narraway, Rev. Mr. Ross,.Miss Muncey, Miss Rose and three children, Miss McMillen; Messrs. S. Arneson, Cassidy, Johnson, H. Crawford, George Sublin,(?) L. C. Owen, Charles Strong, Henry Howatt, McLaren.

• Royal Gazette, November 22, 1852:

  In the Rose, Nov. 17: Messrs. Fleckhart, Charles Saunders, A. McKenzie, R. Milford, W. Steward, Esq., Mrs. W. Stewart, and son; Messrs. Dechman, Duchemin, Caulbec, J. Logan, Needham, R. Hutchinson, Esq., and Miss May Mackay.

  From Pictou, Nov. 19: Com. Booth, M. Jarvis, Esq.; Mr and Mrs. Herbert Bell, and seven.

• Royal Gazette, November 29, 1852:

  In the Rose, Nov. 26: Capt. Richards, Mr. R. Cameron, Mr and Mrs, Hayden; Messrs. Halloran and T. Playforth

• Royal Gazette, December 6, 1852:

  In the schooner Responsible, from Pictou, Wednesday last: Messrs. T. R. Tremain, Edward L. L Lydiard, James Gilligan, Colin McLellan, and another.

• Royal Gazette, December 13, 1852:

  In the Rose, Dec. 3: George W. DeBlois, Esq. Messrs. W. R. Watson, Adam Fyfe, McDonald, McInnis, Trenaman, Dickson, McIntyre...on its last trip in 1852.

  On the schooner Leo, Gallant Master, from Pictou, Dec. 11; Messrs. Smith, Crabb, Lock, Warren.

• Royal Gazette, Jan. 3, 1853:

  Arrived at Pownal Bay, Dec. 29, 1852, Schooner Echo, Captain Ewen McMillan, after a boisterous passage of 17 days from St. John's, Newfoundland. Passengers: Captains McEwen, Battersby and White; Messrs. Dingwell, Perkins, Cochran, McDonald and Sanderson, and 45 in the steerage, crews of vessels belonging to this Island.

  Brigantine Minna, from Charlottetown to Newfoundland, (was) cast away at Cape George, Gut of Canso, was condemned and Monday, December 27, was advertised for sale. The Minna belonged to Messrs. Nelson & Son, of this town.

  The Skipwith, from St. Peter's Bay, arrived safe at St. John's, Newfoundland. This is the vessel reported to have been lost and all hands but one perished, including Mr. Sutherland of St. Peter's Bay.

  In the Schooner Ornament from Halifax to Georgetown: Jeremiah Simpson, Esq.

  Messrs. White, Crabb, Beer, and others from Halifax, went to Cape Tormentine on Dec. 29.

• Royal Gazette, January 17, 1853:

  On January 13, in the Ice Boat, Messrs. William McGill, A. Mitchell, John Rowe, Mathson (?,) Hon James Dingwell, and others.

• Royal Gazette, January 24, 1853:

  From Cape Tormentine, January 14, 1853: Mr. W. Welsh and Mr. Roach Bourke, jun.

  From do. Jan. 19: John R. Bourke, Esq., Roderick Macaulay, Esq. M.P.

• Royal Gazette, February 21, 1853:

  In the Mail Boat to Cape Tormentine, Feb. 14: Messrs. W. Heard, and W. Brown for England, G. Bearisto for Newfoundland.

  In do. From Cape Tormentine: Captain S. Mutch, and Mr. Alexander Brown from California.

  In do. From Cape Tormentine, Feb. 15: Messrs. L. Longworth, Captains Hubbard and Parker.

• Royal Gazette, March 7, 1853:

  By the Mail Boat, on Friday night, Capt. Thompson, Messrs. Donald McIsaac, Samuel Burdick, and William Hancock..

• Royal Gazette, April 11, 1853:

  From Cape Traverse: J. C, Pope, Esq., J. W. Johnstone, Esq., of St, John's; Messrs. J. McWilliam, R. Crawford, McKay, Linkletter, Capts. McDonald and O'Neill.

  Returning, Mr. Lahey from California, Captain McLean from Canada West and Mr. P. McInnis from Shediac.

• Royal Gazette, May 9, 1853:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, May 5: F. N. Gisborne, Esq., Lady, 2 children and servant; Mrs. and Miss Narraway, Mrs. Rigby, 3 Misses Rigby and Master Rigby; James Whitney, Esq., Thomas Marshall, Esq., Messrs. Charles Gisborne, John Gisborne, G. W. Lowden, Perkins, and two in the steerage.

  In do. on Saturday: Charles Palmer, Esq., Dr. Jarvis, Dr. McKenzie,, Rev. E McLean, Mr. J. W. Metzler.

  In the H. Ingram, April 30, from Summerside to Shediac: J. Long, D. Beaton, J. McDonald, William McLeod, Thomas Runcer, John Stewart, Timothy Weatherbe, Donald Steward, Miss Margaret Doolar, Miss Mary Gainer, Mrs. Dowerly and family, and 17 in steerage.

  In do., May 4, from Shediac to Summerside: Captain Rider, T. Weatherbe, Mr. Dawson, Thomas Dawson, Edmund Laney, Angus McDonald, Joseph Manderson, Alexander Lewellin, Israel Gould, Bellah Harding, Margaret McInnis, Flora Delaney, Mary Delaney, Bridget Delaney, Margaret Hacket.

• Royal Gazette, May 16, 1853:

  In the H. Ingram, from Summerside to Shediac, on Friday, the 6^th instant - James Whitney, Esq., C. Small, Esq., Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Macdonald; Misses Mutch, McKinnon, McArthur, Rayner, Lee, Miller; Messrs. Lefurgey, John McNeill, Samuel Braddock, William Copp. Anthony McCaull, William Millar, Thomas Deroche, Donald Fraser, Donald McCaulder, Newton Lee, Alexander Mutch, and 18 in the steerage.

  In the H. Ingram from Shediac to Summerside on Saturday, May 7 - Captain W. P. Atkins, Messrs. George Bagnall, Wm. McEwen, George Lefurgy, Anthony McCaull, Thomas West, Jonathon White, S. White, Thomas Fields, William Taylor, Thomas Baker, John Lane, and Mrs. Lane.

  In the H. Ingram from Summerside to Shediac on the 10^th inst., - Mrs. Lydiard, Mrs. Warwick, Miss McKay; Messrs. Isaac Smith, John Costin, Cornelius Moran, Henry Smith, William Crossman, and 8 in the steerage.

  In the H. Ingram from Shediac to Bedeque, on the 11^th inst. - Miss Barnard; Messrs. George Beer, J. W. Morrison, Denham, and seven others.

  In the H. Ingram to Shediac on the same day: Mr. Stumbles, Mr. Perkins, and 2 in the steerage.

  In the Rose from Pictou on Saturday last: Wm. Douse, Esq., Miss Douse, Mr. James Douse; Wm. Stevenson, Wm. Heard, Dennis Reddin, jun., and James Reddin, Esqrs., Mrs. Reddin, Infant and servant; Mr. Samuel Mutch, and Mr. Wm. Longworth.

  In the H. Ingram from Shediac, Saturday, 14^th: - Captain Atwood, Miss Dean, Mrs. Carter; Messrs. Strong, Hart, J. Aveston, A. B. Eastbrook, W. Stumbles, and 2 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, May 23, 1853:

  On May 16, the Brigt. Messenger, Bouchet, Halifax, baggage and a Company of the 76^th Regiment under the command of Captain Senhouse and Ensign Westropp.

  May 17: a detachment of the 72^nd Highlanders went to Headquarters in Halifax.

• Royal Gazette, May 25, 1853:

  Passengers in the Rose from Picket on May 12: Rev. Mr. Snodgrass and lady, Messrs. Fulton, Murray, and Samuel Trenaman, from California.

• Royal Gazette, May 30, 1853:

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, Thursday, 26^th instant, Reverends Messrs. Sutherland, J. H Starr, W. C. Mackinnon, Macarthy, W. C. Beals, James Burns, Alex. DesBrisay, Smith, Crane, Gates; Lieut. Harvest; Hamilton Lane, Patrick Walker, Esqrs.; Capt. Angus Gillis; Messrs. Daniel Brown, Joseph Weeks, J. Andrew McDonald, Ronald McDonald, John Archibald McDonald, Andrew Mitchell, Neil Rankin, J. Porteous, John Rigg, Donald McIsaac, and 6 in the steerage.

  In the Steamer Rose from Pictou, on Saturday, the 21^st instant - Hon. G. R. Goodman; Miss M. Goodman, Miss Cameron; Mrs. H. Lane, Mrs. Baldwin; Messrs. J. D. Moir, P. Gaul, Calbeck, and two in the steerage.

  In the Steamer "Fairy Queen" from Shediac to Charlottetown, touching at Bedeque, on Wednesday, 25^th inst.B Honbls. George Coles, Joseph Pope, W. W. Lord, E. Whelan, and D. Beaton; Benj. Davies, and W. H. Pope, Esqrs.; Messrs. Cairns, Porter, Ware, and Campbell, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Cook, 2 Miss Coles, and 2 Miss Cairns.

  In the Steamer "Fairy Queen" on Saturday last, from Pictou: Colonel Gray, Lady, 2 children and servant, Dr. McKenzie, Messrs. Ellis, Narraway, James Anderson, Hutchinson, Stewart, Hogan, Fraser, McKay, McNutt, Sutherland; Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Richardson, and 2 children, Miss Duncan and 6 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 6, 1853:

  In the Packet Steamer "Fairy Queen" from Charlottetown and Bedeque to Shediac - Messrs. Fraser, Porter, Pope, H. McDonald, Kearny, Green, Harper, Gastoy (?), R. Weeks, Wm. Smith, R. Hardy, S. Trenaman, R. Trenaman, D. McKenzie, T. Walsh, A. McKinnon, Robert Campbell, H. Jos. McDonald, Thomas McDonald, Sage, Alex. Mackenzie, G. Turner, Nathan Carden, Steel, Rev. H. Cooper, Rev. Mr. Murray, Mrs. H. Walsh, Mrs. A. Welon, Mr. Cordan, wife, and children.

  In do. from Shediac - Messrs. W. Bagnall, J. Arbuckle, John Wallace, Smith, N. J. Brown, Wm. Pope, Steel, Fraser, Peters, Mrs. B. Scott, Miss Wilbour, Miss Cousin, Mrs. Maynard and daughter.

  In Steamer Rose from Pictou, on the 1^st inst. - Mr. Wm. Dawson, and five in the steerage.

  In the Steamer Fairy Queen to Pictou, 1^st inst. - Messrs. J. Fraser, McDonald, and three.

  In do. from Pictou, 2^nd inst. - Lieut. Pool, Messrs. Archibald Campbell, Geerside, John Carter, Pollock, Fulton, Ross, McLean, Ross, and six in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 13, 1853:

  In the Rival, from Bedeque to Shediac, on June 3, 1853 - Captain McKenzie, Messrs. Desbrisay, Wallace, W. Bolen, Mrs. Deroche, Mrs. Schurman, W. Schurman, P. Schurman, and 17 in the steerage.

  In the steamer Rose, on the 4^th instant - Hon. Mr. Hensley, James Peake, Esq. Messrs. Dunn Scott, and 11 in the steerage.

  In the Packet Rival from Shediac to Bedeque on the 5^th instant - Messrs. Neil McFarlane, Peter Schurman, Stuart, (?) McFarlane, Mrs. Schurman, and two in the steerage.

  In the Packet, William Nelson, from Bay Verte to Charlottetown on the 7^th instant - John Bent, Esq., Messrs. Frederick Holl, Charles Holl, John Ogden, Miss Julia Beckwith and Eliza Barnes.

  In the steamer Fairy Queen from Shediac to Charlottetown, touching at Bedeque, on the 8^th instant - Messrs. Alexander Wright, Robertson, Wm. Mickle, J. A. McLellan, Wm. McLellan, McLellan, Neil Morrison, Angus Dougherty, Joseph Williams, Alexander Walker, Rev. Mr. Clay. From Bedeque, Messrs. A. Mitchell, J. A. McDonald, W. Tanton, Miss Owen, Rev. Mr. George.

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou on the 9^th instant - Messrs. Fulton, James Hamilton, Rutherford, Crooker, William Putman, Thomas Fulton, William Pollock, Allan McLeod.

  In the Steamer Rose, from Pictou, on Thursday, the 9^th instant - Revs. J. R. Narraway, and James Burns; Mrs. Bayfield and daughter; Deputy commissary Lundy and Lady; James Campbell and Lady; Messrs. Alexander Hayden, J. Oldram, John Grant, John McLeod; Mrs. Reid, Misses Oldram and McLeod, and 4 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 20, 1853:

  In the Packet H. Ingram from Shediac to Summerside, May 31 - Miss Elizabeth Strong; Messrs. Minott, James L. & John Holman, Desbrisay, John McDougall, Francis Anows, H. Hodgings, Donald Downing, John Dawson, Donald McDonald, and 2 in steerage.

  In the H. Ingram, from Shediac to Summerside, June 5 - Messrs. Archibald & Edward McCormack, and Thomas Lee.

  In do. from Shediac to Summerside, June 7 - Ms.(?) Brander, Joice, Stubbs, McArthur, Jane McArthur; Messrs. Parkins, George Jeffery, Duncan McInnis, John McLeod, Joseph Davison, and two in steerage.

  In the Fairy Queen, from Shediac and Bedeque, on the 15^th instant - W. Gay, A. Brown, Kelly, J. Fish, W. Macman, James McKenzie, Wm. Loss, H. Stamper, Esq., and 7 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, June 27, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen from Charlottetown to Bedeque and Shediac, June 20: Dr. Winder, Lady and servant; Hon C. Young, Lady and servant; Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Hebbes, Alfred Lepage, Mrs. Menmard, Miss Menmard, Mrs. Conroy and daughter, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Fish, Mr. Wiswell, Mrs. Brown, Dr. Conroy, 15 children and 39 in steerage.

  In do. From Shediac and Bedeque: R. Thompson, Thomas Green, John Ward, Mr. Brown, Mr. Frazer, C. H. Rodolph and Lady; Judge Peters, Mrs. Crabb, Mr. Cross, and ten in steerage.

  In the steamer Fairy Queen to Pictou, June 22: Mrs. Grubb, Miss Grubb, W. H. Rodolph and Lady, M. Butcher, Mr. Trayner, Matthew Archibald, Rev. Isaac Murray, Rev. Mr. Bethune, Rev. Mr. Monrow, A. O'Neal, and 8 in steerage.

  In do from Pictou, June 23: Mrs. Tucker and maid; Rev. Mr. McCarty and Lady; Mrs. Evans, Miss Evans, Mrs. Grubb, Mrs. Orlebar, A. O'Neal, Captain Mosworthy, Captain Ford, John T. Rowe, George Davies, Mr. White, and nine in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, July 4, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou, June 25: Messrs. Frutin, R. McGregor, M. Butcher, Wm. Fyfe, Miss Fyfe, Mr. Ansley, Mr. Bradey, Mrs. Bradey, Miss Bradey; Miss Erald, Messrs. Montgomery, D. S. McGregor, Hugh Mathewson, William Mathewson, Troops, plus five in steerage.

  In do. from Shediac to Charlottetown, 29 June: Messrs. J. R. Creelman, Alexander McNeil, Carmichael, Angus McNeil, Capt. Grossard, and four in steerage.

  In do, from Pictou, June 30: Messrs. Fulton, James Scott, John Mitchell, Rev. A. Black.

• Royal Gazette, August 1, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen, Saturday: Rev. Mr. Gallagar, Rev. Mr. Haviland, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, H. Adams, Mr. Grey, Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Patterson, Archibald Campbell, George Campbell, William H. Marvine, and 12 in steerage.

  In the Fairy Queen, from Shediac and Bedeque, July 27: Messrs. Archibald McKenzie, Gay, Rowe, Neil McKenzie, R. Marshall, and J. C. Pope, Esqrs;. Mrs. and Miss Pierce, Miss Hutchinson, 2 Miss Marshalls, Mrs. Murray and two children, and nine in steerage.

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou, July 28: Messrs. Hayden, Wilson, Adams, Bell, Rev. Mr. Starr, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Coffin, 2 Miss Starrs, Mrs. Narraway, and four in steerage.

  In the Packet H. Ingram to Shediac and Summerside, July 28: Messrs. Moses Ryan, D. Stewart and Charles Wadman.

  In do. from Summerside, July 29: Hon John Myrie Holl and Lady, Miss Holl, Miss Haszard, S. F. Barss, Esq and Lady and child; Dr. Coles, R. F. Palmer, Mr. J. S. Richardson, and J. Allan.

• Royal Gazette, August 15, 1853:

  In the steamer Fairy Queen from Pictou, August 1: Revs. A. Campbell, William Snodgrass; S. T. Rand and two children; R. Dawson, H. K. Adams, Capt. R. Paul, Mrs. Quinlan, Miss Martin, Miss McKenzie, Mrs. Colling, and 11 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 22, 1853:

  Arrived on board Schooner Pandora from Boston, August 19: Mr. Charles Adams, late of New London on his return from California.

  In the Fairy Queen, August 17: Mrs. McPhale, M. H. Perley and son, Messrs. Macaulay, Hutchinson, A. Ginrin, G. Moore, W. Arshatt, Dr. Bell, Mrs. and Miss Bell, Mrs. Beane, Commissary Drake and Lady, J. Johnston, H. McDonald, Rev. Mr. Perry, Messrs. Ritchie, Burris, Morris, 18 in steerage and 4 Indians.

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou, August 18: Hon. T. H. Haviland, 2 Misses Grubbs. Rev. R. Evans, Messrs. Robinson, Hodgson, McLeod, Rennie, Pierce, Tor, and 17 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, August 29, 1853:

  In the steamer Enterprise from Richibucto August 24: Mr. J. Sorresby, Miss Sorresby, J. W. Henderson, Esq., and Lady and family and servant; the Misses McLeod, the Misses Smith, Dr. Pallon, Messrs. W. B. Jones, Gay, Charles L. O. Hanimond, US Navy, and Master Desbrisay.

  In the steamer Fairy Queen from Pictou, August 25^th: Hon Major General Gore, Captain Gore, his Aide-de-Camp, Hon. William Young, Mr. Rudolph, S. Nelson, Esq., Mrs. Nelson, and four in the steerage.

  In the packet Schooner William Nelson from Charlottetown to Bay Verte, August 19: Mrs. G. W. Estey, and Stephen T. Fowler.

  In do. from Bay Verte to Charlottetown, August 23^rd: John Bent, Esq., Messrs. George Turner, N. Pearden, William Pearden, Mrs. Hannah West, Miss Ann West, Miss Holiday, Miss Pearden, Mrs. William Pearden and five children.

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou, August 25: W. H. Pope and Lady, Miss De Wolf, Mr. Lowden, H. S. Thatcher, Captain John Solomon, Mrs. Rankin, and 6 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 5, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen from Shediac to Bedeque, 29^th instant: W. B. Dean, B. Fulton, Lewis Baker, John Murray, James Russell, S. H. Bartlett, Mrs. Forrest and daughter, Miss Morris, Miss Wright.

  In do., from Shediac and Bedeque to Charlottetown, 30^th instant: Mr. Feisham, Mr. Whenman, Mr. McPhelim, Mrs. Caroll, Mrs. Starr, Mr. Starr, C. McLean, Alex. Brison, James Whitney, Esq., and Miss Whitney and 16 steerage passengers.

  In the steamer Fairy Queen from Pictou, 1^st Sept.: Dr. Bunting, Messrs. Keale, Deblois, James Desbrisay and lady, Miss Goodman, Mrs. Narraway and 9 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 12,1853:

  In the Fairy Queen from Shediac and Bedeque, Sept. 7: Mrs. Davis, F. H. Culver, D. McCray, S. F. Harris, M. Lonshea (?),John Foster, James Pope, Captain Grossard, George Campbell, Mrs. Seleker, H. W. King, John Millner, Alexander McAuslane, R. Crocker, and 17 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, Sept. 3: Mrs. Thomas, three children and servant; Mrs. Forsyth, Miss Forsyth, B. Tilton, George McKenzie, Mrs. Finlay, Rev. W. Ross, D. McKenzie, and 7 in steerage.

• Royal Gazette, September 19, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen from Pictou, Sept. 15: H. Haszard, Esq., J. T. Thomas, Esq., G. F. C. Lowden, Charles Dingwell, Master Dingwell, Mrs. Jenkins, A. McDonald, Mr. Narraway, and six in steerage.

  In the Packet to Bay Vert, Sept. 2: Miss M. McNeill, Messrs. Alexander McNeill and John Bent.

  In do. to Charlottetown, Sept. 6: Messrs. Tenson, Bent, James Coston, Alexander McNeill, J. Chappel, Patrick Cleary, and Miss Catherine Coston.

  In the Fairy Queen from Shediac to Bedeque and Charlottetown, Sept. 12: Thomas Jardine, Mrs. Whipple, Mr. Hopper, C. Stewart, W. S. Cay and wife, A. B. North and daughter, E. J. Smith and Lady, Mr. McMillin.

  In do. to Charlottetown, John A. McDonald, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Hawse, Charles Wright, and 14.

• Royal Gazette, Sept. 26, 1853:

  In the Fairy Queen, Sept. 17: Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, W. H. Scott, Thomas Wren, Mr. D. Davies, Mrs. Tucker, Mr. Lowden, Mrs. Starr, and 8 in steerage.

  In the Bay Vert Packet, from Charlottetown, Sept.. 16: James Oulton, Esq., Messrs. James Costin, George Young, Miss Catherine Costin, and Mrs. J. Connell.

  In do. from Bay Vert Sept. 23: Mr. George Young, Miss Mary McNeill.

• Royal Gazette, October 3, 1853:

  In the steamer Fairy Queen Sept. 29: Commissary Lundy,. Miss Saley (?), Master Rand, and six in the steerage.

  In the Shediac Packet to Bedeque, Oct. 2: Hon. George Coles, 2 Miss Coles, H. W. Lobban, esq., Mr. George Mawley, Mr. James Gay, Mrs. Connell, and 8 in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, October 10, 1853:

  The Steamer Fairy Queen was lost last night between Pictou Island and the mainland. Two passengers and 8 of the crew, including Master, Agent, and all the Officers saved; eleven passengers, including Mr. Wilkins, H. G. Pineo, Edward Lydiard, and 2 Miss DeWolfes were lost; also Mr. McKenzie of the army. Remainder lost, even Alexander Cameron; one of the passengers got on shore on round-house. He says he saw three ladies sink and a number of others floating in the Gulf. The Captain and Crew much blamed for deserting the passengers.

  Second despatch via telegraph from Sackville to Charlottetown:

  Some saved: Mr. Wilkins, Pictou; Mr. Pineo, Pugwash, Mr. Lydiard, Thomas Parker, Thomas Steward, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. E. Ingles, Mr. Ellsworth, Mr. Allan Cameron.

  D. McKenzie and Miss DeWolfe believed lost.

  Further writeup of Inquiry...October 10, 1853, and October 17, 1853.

  Launched at Charlottetown, October 3, from the shipyard of Mr. William White, sen. A brigantine of 180 tons, old measurement, called the Matilda.

• Royal Gazette, October 24, 1853:

  Arrived in the Packet Schooner Isabella, Turnbull, Master, October 17: Rev. Mr. Rand, Hon. W. W. Lord, Messrs. Mitchell, Gisbourne, Ross, Captain Macdonald.

  In do. from Pictou, October 21: Hon. Joseph Hensley and Lady, Rev. Mr. Sutherland and Lady,

  Messrs. John Oxley and Creelman, and three in the steerage.

• Royal Gazette, October 31, 1853:

  Arrived in the Packet Schooner Isabella, October 22: Miss Peacock, Miss Lee, Mr. Lumbert, Mrs. Maccoy, Mr. Hall, Captain Robinson, Mr. Drew, and 3.

• Royal Gazette, November 7, 1853:

  Arrived in the Packet Isabella, Oct. 27: Messrs. John Regg, Rankin, McIsaac, Campion, Duchemin, J. McKenzie, Strong, Mrs. R. Longworth, Miss Rigby, Captain Robinson, and five in the steerage.

  In do. October 30: Mrs. Philip Irving and daughter; Capt. Burke from England; Messrs. Hutchinson, D. Stewart, Turner, Calbeck, Conroy, P. Irving, and the Rev. Mr. Black.

  In the Mail Boat Isabella, Nov. 3: Messrs. Montgomery, Stevens, Danton, Captain Potts.

• Royal Gazette, Extra, December 12, 1853:

  In the Packet Isabella, Dec. 5: Messrs. McKenzie, Saunders, N. J. Brown, N. H. Lane, Murphy, McKenzie, D. Brown, Crabb, Lydiard, Frost, Emery, Crichton, Bill, Capt McLennan.

• The Examiner, May 21, 1855:
  In the steamer Rosebud from Pictou, last Friday: D. Flynn, Esq., W. B. Dean, Esq., Messrs. James Romans, Fletcher, Fraser, William Longworth, James M'Craith, Robert Fraser, R. M'Kay, A. Murray and 4 in the steerage.

  In the Lady LeMarchant on Tuesday, May 15, from Shediac and Bedeque: Messrs. Haddon, Craig, J. C. Pope, and 10 in the steerage.

  In the Rosebud, Wednesday, May 16, from Pictou: Miss Jane Fraser, Mrs. Jane M'Kenzie, Rev. Mr. Grant, Miss Henderson, Mr. A. Ried (?), Mr. Hodgson, A. C. Stephenson, Esq., Quebec, Lewis Robinson, and 9 in the steerage.

• The Examiner, June 11, 1855:
  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant to Pictou, June 5: Mrs. and 2 Miss Ansell, Hon. J. M. Holl, Lady and daughter, Hon. S. P. Fairbanks, Messrs. James Gourley, John Holl, Henry Holl, W. H. Holl, Captain Grossard.

  In do. from Pictou, June 6: Messrs. Henry Howatt, Robert Orr, R. S. Robinson, J. H. Moore, Captain Grossard, William Lahey, Charles Morrison, 3 Mr. Holls, Miss Crawford and 4 in the steerage.

  In do. from Shediac, June 7: Oliver Jones, Esq., W. H. Pope, Esq., Messrs. John Gahan, William Gallaway, John Fraser, and George T. Haszard.

  In do. from Pictou, June : Mr. James Anderson, Rev. Mr. M'Murray.

  In the Lady LeMarchant, June 8: Mrs. D. Hodgson, Miss Brecken, Mrs. S. Tremain, Alfred Hill, Esq., John Brecken, Esq., F. Brecken, Esq., W. H. Ellis, and ten for Shediac and Bedeque.

• The Examiner, June 18, 1855:
  In the steamer Rosebud, from Pictou, June 9: James Peake, Esquire and Lady, G. W. DeBlois, Esquire, Miss DeBlois, Rev. Mr. Fraser, Messrs. Erson (?), E. B. Smith, R. M'Gregor, Patterson, and Kelly, and one in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, June 13: Messrs. Neil Rankin, James M'Craith, Alex Smith, M'Donald, Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Mr. James Romans and Lady, Mrs. M'Neill, Mrs. Sheriff, and five in the steerage.

  In the Lady LeMarchant from Richibucto and Shediac, Tuesday last: L. P. W. Desbrisay, Esq., Miss Fall, Mr. and Mrs. Mutlow, Mrs. Simpson, Mr. E. McDonald, and four in the steerage.

  In do. on Wednesday, from Pictou: Messrs. Ross, Fraser and Billard.

• The Examiner, July 16, 1855:
  In the Rosebud, from Pictou, July 6: Rev. Dr. Colin McKinnon, Rev. H. Crawford, Rev. Mr. Cameron, Mr. Ross, Peter Crerar, Esq., Mrs. Crerar, D. Taylor, Esq., Mr. C. Davidson, Mr. A. Webster, Rev. A. Munro, Mrs. Munro, Mr. John Stumbles, Mr. Crisp, Rev. A. Sutherland, Mr. J. Sturdy, Mr. Cowan, Mrs. Cowan, and one.

  In do., from Pictou, July 10: Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Bovyer, and eleven.

  In do., from Pictou, July 1: Rev. A. Fraser, Dr. Kirkwood, and Lady, Miss Ross, Mr. Greening, Mr. Bovyer, Rev. W. Snodgrass, Mr. J. Wilson, Rev. Mr. McLeod, Mr. Narraway, Miss Narraway, Master Narraway, Mr. McLaren, and one.

• The Examiner,August 27, 1855:

  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant from Richibucto and Shediac, on August 21: Messrs. Peter Crerar, Robert Doull, James Lowden, Clement Senate, James Johnson, Judge Peters, William Carman, Esq., Mr. Averill, Mrs. Averill, Miss Macgowan, Mr. Beattie, Mrs. and Miss McDonald, R. Brecken, Esq. and four in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, August 22: Dr. White, J. Waddell, James Walkinshaw, Esq., Miss Walkinshaw, W. J. Coleman, Wellington Nelson, R. Pearson, H. S. Thacher, (?) G. Millar, E. J. Eastman, Hughes, J. McDonnell, Jr., R. McLean, G. Hibbard, and one in the steerage.

  In the Lady LeMarchant from Pictou, August 24: Messrs. Jardine, McLean, Charles Pope, John McCruden, William Warren, E. H. Packard, W. A. Chandler, Arthur E. Perry, James Ingles, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Wilson and 6 in the steerage.

• The Examiner, September 3, 1855:
  In the steamer Rosebud from Pictou, August 29: A. Johnston, Esq., Mrs. Johnston, Miss Day, W. Henderson, Esq., Miss Henderson, Mrs. Henderson, A. Lippincott, Esq., J. E. Love, Robert Brown, Mr. Duffy and Lady, Miss Emily Macgowan, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Douse, Mrs. Narraway, and daughter, Rev. Mr. McCullock, and four in steerage.

  In the Lady LeMarchant, August 29: Mrs. G. W. DeBlois, and three children, Charles Palmer, Esq., and Mrs. Palmer.

• The Examiner, September 17, 1855:
  In the Lady LeMarchant from Pictou, Sept. 12: Messrs. John Campbell, S. Moore, Alex. Grant, Miss A. Ross, 2 Misses Rice, 2 Misses Rankin, and servant.

  In the Rosebud from Pictou, Sept. 12: Mr. and Mrs. Brownrigg, W. F. Boggs, Esq., D. Macphee, J. Libley, Miss Hamilton and 9 in the steerage.

• The Examiner, September 14, 1855:
  In the Rosebud from Pictou, Sunday last: Rev. W. Steward, Messrs. George Davies, Harry McNutt, J. W. Morrison.

• The Examiner, October 1, 1855:
  By the Lady LeMarchant from Shediac, Sept. 25. - Judge Peters, L. P. W. Desbrisay, Esq., James Alexander and Lady, J. M. Phelin (?), Esq., John S. Gifford, Miss Gifford, W. S. Wilson, J. Johnston, W. S. Caie, Jacob Wortman, Thomas G. Richardson, Alexander Gradie, John Fraser, Mrs. Fraser, A. McLean, Miss Brown.

  In do. from Pictou, September 26. - Captain Bayfield, R. N. and servant, Benjamin Wright, Mrs. Wright and Miss Wright, Mr. Charles Pope, Mrs. Pope, Miss Hawkins, Messrs. H. G. Pineo, Solomon Mutch, James R. McKenzie - 2 in the steerage.

  In the Rosebud from Pictou, Sept. 26 - Messrs. D. Hockin, William Gordon, B. O'Neill, H. R. Narraway, David Blackwood, Mrs. Lowe, Miss Ross, Captain Hobbs - 6 in the steerage.

  In the Steamer Enterprise, from Richibucto, on the 23d - Messrs. McLeod, Cameron, Campbell, White, Walker McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Sinnott, 5 children and servant, Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Irving, Mrs. McDermott - 3 in the steerage.

  In the Packet H. Ingram, from Shediac, Thursday, - Messrs. John Mahony, W. McLean, J. Poy, H. Butterell, D. Beaton, Capt. Murchison, Shearlock, J. Nicholson, R. Simmons, Charles Gibbens, R. Cameron, Mrs. Murphy and boy, Miss McNevin, John McDonald, Francis Muirenden - and 2 in the steerage.

• The Examiner, October 22, 1855:
  In the Lady LeMarchant, October 19: G. W. DeBlois, Esq., and Lady, Mr. Lowden,, Dr. Johnson, J. Plimpton, Rev. E. Patterson, and Lady, J. G. Wetmore, Rev. Mr. McKay, James McNally.

• The Examiner, October 29, 1855:
  In the Lady LeMarchant, from Shediac, on Tuesday, 16th inst. - Messrs. Charles Lloyd, Donald McRae, Watson Duchemin, Thomas Giddings, George Wise, John Davits (?), James Cox, Hugh Fraser, Miss Carmichael, Miss Mary Cox and 2 in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, on the 17th inst. - Revds. Dr. Kier, W. Snodgrass, W. McCarty, A. B. Black, W. Kier, Mr. Ross, M. Dominique, Mr. Rochford, G. O. Huestis, A. Pollock, and Mrs. Pollock, Miss Frazer, Miss Simpson, Hon. W. W. Lord, Messrs. Stewart, Burns, Charles Davis, John N. Anderson, W. B. Rudolf, Thomas Huestis, W. H. Bowditch, Robert Laird, and 5 in steerage.

  In the Lady LeMarchant, October 26. - Rev. Mr. Roach and Lady, Captains Salmond, Campbell, Welsh, Knowlan, William Orr and others.

• The Examiner, November 5, 1855:
  In the Lady LeMarchant, October 31st: F. P. Norton, J. C. McDonald, A. Hamman, J. Riggs, Esqrs. A. Gorman, C. T. Pollard and wife, S. Carrell, F. Goff, Rev. N. McKay, and Lady, and three in the steerage.

• The Examiner, December 21, 1855:
  In the II Ingram (II Ingram ??) on Sunday last: William H. Pope, Esq., Mr. William Koughan and Mrs. Koughan, Mr. Row.

• The Examiner, May 5, 1856:

  In the H. Ingraham from Pictou, May 2: Hon. Major Beete, Messrs. Fass, Anderson, John Smith, William McDonald.

• The Examiner, May 12, 1856:

  In the ship Majestic, Lady of the Hon. W. W. Lord, Miss Lee, Messrs. Artemas Lord, Richard and John Milford, Captains Hobs, Atkinson, R. Walsh and Mr. Frantz, and 12 in the steerage.

• The Examiner, May 26, 1856:

  Arrived in the ship Sebastopol, Mr. Monk, to be in charge of the Normal School in Charlottetown.

  In the H. Ingram (?) from Pictou last Saturday night: Hon. Joseph Pope, -----Wilson, Esq., five children and governess; John Rowe, Esq. and lady; H. C. Green and Neil Rankin, Esq., and 4 others.

• The Examiner, June 2, 1856:

  In the Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, on Friday last: Rev. Alexander Desbrisay and lady, Messrs. James Muirhead and Colin MacLennan.

• The Examiner, June 9, 1856:

  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant from Pictou, June 6: John Jardine and Edward Irving, Esq. From Liverpool, Mrs. W. Irving, and son; Mrs. Fellows, Miss Stewart and servant, Mr. and Mrs. George Owen, Messrs. George Beer, D. Brown, W. H. Lobban, John I.(?) Lobban, Cringe, Perkin.

• The Examiner, June 15, 1856:

  In the Steamer Lady LeMarchant from Shediac, June 10: J. G. Daly, Esq., Messrs. William Britain and McAlister, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Howe.

  In do. to Pictou, June 12: Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Cundall, Mr. and Miss Mackenzie, Mrs. Watt, Messrs. R. Potts, J. Logan, Samuel Macdonald, and 5 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, June 13: Miss Kelly, Mrs. McQuaid, Mr. James Romans, and 5 in steerage.

• The Examiner, July 14, 1856:

  In the Steamer Lady LeMarchant from Pictou, July 9^th: Messrs. George Reed, Samuel McMurray and Lady, Miss Full, Miss Palmer, Mrs. Jarvis, Alexander Johnston, Roderick Campbell, John Gray and wife, and Charles Palmer, Esq., Rev. William Henderson.

  In do. from Pictou, July 11, Messrs. J. Hensley, Dr. George McCaie, Alexander McCaie and 12 in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, July 11: Messrs. P. McRae, Alexander McLeod, J. Lockerby, Miss Percival. Mrs. J. Rider, Miss Morrison, J. Mortimer, Mrs. McNeill, and five in the steerage.

• The Examiner, July 21, 1856:

  In the Schooner Rival, Mutch master, from Boston, July 14: Dr. H. Johnson, Mr. Edmund, Rodd, Theophilus Robinson and wife, James Costello, John Smith and wife, John Stewart and wife, W. Needham, Mrs. Nelder, Miss StockmanBand 8 in steerage.

  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Shediac on the 15^th inst.BMessrs. John Sinnot, John Newell, John McNevin, Thomas smith, John Murray, Charles Peters.

  In the Rosebud to Tatamagouche, on the 17^th instant: Mr. and Mrs. Reed, William Douse, Esq., Messrs. Wm. Brown, James Connell and son, George Davis, John Hobbs, W. Duchemin and several others.

  In do. from Tatamagouche, on the 17^th instant - A. G. Archibald, Esq., and Lady, 2 Miss Archibalds; A. Patterson, Esq., and Lady, Mr. Irwin and Lady, Mr. J. Miller and Lady, Mr. J. Blair and Lady, Miss McKenzie, Miss Campbell. Messrs. Mungo Hughen (?), James Connell and son, George Davis, Mr. and Mrs Reed, and others.

  In the Steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, the 18^th instant - Miss McGowan, Rev. Alex. Sutherland, Dr. Jenkins, Messrs. W. E. Legget, Alex. Fraser, H. P. Welsh, Mrs, McNeill and 3.

• The Examiner, July 28, 1856:

  Passengers in the Lady LeMarchant, from Shediac, July 22: Mrs. Pidwell and 2 daughters, Mrs. Fall and Mrs. Pine; Messrs. Hall, Bowers, Pine, Avard, McLauchlin, Charlton, and one in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, July 23: Misses Brown, Deblois, and Lawson; Messrs. Sturdy, Brown, Narroway, Lowden, Smallwood and Deblois, and one in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, July 25: Mrs. Hadman, Miss Brecken, Mrs. Lillyman, Revds. A. W. Hadman, and W. C. McKinnon; Messrs. Patten, Movean, and Hodgson, and one in the steerage.

• The Examiner, August 4, 1856:

  Passengers in the Lady LeMarchant, from Shediac, July 29: Moses Perley, Esq., and 2 sons, Dr. and Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Johnson and T. Desbrisay, Esquire.

  In do. from Pictou, July 30: Messrs. Grant and Dougall, Captain Campbell, Dr. Plimpton, Mrs. McKaver, Miss Stewart, and five in the steerage.

  In do. August 1: Mrs. Narraway, 2 Misses Cundalls, Rev. D. Roy, Messrs. Grant, Adams, Bald, Mackenzie, Honer, Russell, Tucker, James, Woodworth, Macmillan and three in steerage.

• The Examiner, August 11, 1856:

  In the Lady LeMarchant, August 4^th: Messrs. Hogan, Sutherland, Miss Lentell, Mrs. Brenneck, and 6 in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, August 6^th: Rev. W. Jarvis. Rev. A. Lochade, Mrs. Whidden, Mrs. Ross; Messrs. Ritchie, Brand, Thompson, Murphy, Colquhoun, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Watt, Frank Haskell, John Sutherland, H. G. Pineo and Lady, Jacob Browning.

  In do from Pictou, August 8^th: Messrs. K McKenzie, James Scantlebury, Cook, Dounn, Tobin, John Smith, Mrs. Kelly, Rev. John McLeod.

• The Examiner, August 18, 1856:

  In the Lady LeMarchant from Shediac, August 12th: Hon. H. J. Peters, Ralph Brecken, Esq. and Lady, Messrs. Dawson, Schurman, O'Brien, Wilson, and 2 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou,. August 13^th: R. C. Scovil, Esq., Elizabeth Harris, Messrs. Salmond, Patterson, Smith, Grant, and one in the steerage.

• The Examiner, August 25, 1856:

  In the Steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, 15^th inst.B Messrs. D. McIsaac, John McNeill, Carmichael, James W. Cairns, P. MacKinnon, R. Smith, W. Pethick, Allan McLauchlan, John Sutherland, Bryan Robinson, Capt. Boyle, S. Lippincott and wife, Rev. Mr. Maclean, Mrs. Maclean and servant, Miss McKinnon, Miss Pethick, and four in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, on the 19^th inst.B Hon. Charles Young, R. H. Crawford, Benjamin Mutch, Mesdames Dougall, W. Thomas, J. Thomas and Rowe, and 6 in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, on the 20^th.B Judge Emerson, E. G. Emerson, J. S. Maclean, Sergt. John Yates, and three men of the Royal Artillery, John Cahill, Narroway, Tracey, McNeill, Capt. Patterson, Peter Crerar, Miss Narroway, Mrs. Stevens, Violet, (?) AitkinBand four in the steerage.

• The Examiner, September 1, 1856:

  In the Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, August 27: Col. Stotherd, Lieut. Col. Grey, from England; Messrs. Cox, and Welsh; Mrs. Conroy, Mrs. Gorman, Captain Furnass, and five in the steerage.

• The Examiner, September 22, 1856:

  In the Steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, Sept. 17^th: Colonel Dick, R. A., and Lady, Miss Dick, Charles McNeill, Mrs. W. B. Dixon, Henry Stamper, Esq., McMillan and seven in the steerage.

• The Examiner, September 29, 1856:

  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant from Shediac, Sept. 23: William Dogherty, Miss Dogherty, Miss McAuley, Joseph Avard, R. A Strong, Alexander Johnston, D. Davis, R. Brecken, Mrs. Anderson, B. D. Morpeth, Miss Fraser, Peter Schurman, and one in steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, Sept. 24: Captain Bayfield, RN, Mr. Henry Bayfield, W. Chandler, G. Hamilton, W. Carr, J. D. Archibald, James Coles, and Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford.

• The Examiner, Sept 29, 1856:

  In the Lady LeMarchant from Pictou on Sept. 26^th: R. R. Stewart and Lady, Rev. G. Walker, W. Patterson, Neil McQuarrie, M. W. Dand, James Romans, W. J. Colman, John Darrach, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, George Remeck, Christy Cameron, and four in the steerage.

• The Examiner, October 27, 1856:

  Passengers in the Steamship Lady Le Marchant, October 15: Donald McAulay, David Fullarton, Patrick Stephens, J. N. Anderson, Mrs. Murray. Rev. Dr. Kier, Reubin Tuplin, R. Bovyer, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Hugh Ross, W. S. Foreman, L. Aliphant, Robert Laird, and six.

• The Examiner, November 3, 1856:

  In the Lucy Ann, from Pictou, Friday last: William Douse, Esq., Captains Salmond, Furness, Campbell and Long, ex Steamer Arabia to Halifax; Hon. James Warburton, Revds. W. Woodman, and Cephas Barker; Messrs. David Bell and Benjamin Bell (from Australia), Miss Ross, ex ship Majestic; William Heard, Esq., Mrs. Marshall; Messrs. William Dodd, Charles Sabine, Alex. Falconer, and Angus McDonald.

• The Examiner, Nov. 10, 1856:

  In the steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, Nov. 7: L. P. W. Desbrisay, Esq., Messrs. W. Stumbles, W. Orr, Thomas Broyderick and son, James Bertie, John McDonald, Capt. D. Macdonald, Rev. Samuel McMurray, Miss Lydiard, Elizabeth Manson, and eight in steerage.

  Passengers in the Lady Le Marchant, from Shediac to Charlottetown, Nov. 6: Adam Stevenson, Esq; Messrs. Clement Sinet, Angus Gillis, Alexander McNeil, and Captain Campbell.

  In do. from Pictou, Nov. 7: Hon. W. W. Lord, Messrs. J. Crabb, Revs. A. Sutherland, William Munro, Miss Bethune, 4 in steerage. [Light SE wind, strong head current - 53 hours passage.]

• The Examiner, December 1, 1856:

  Per Steamer Lady LeMarchant, from Pictou, Nov. 24: Rev. J. McLeod and Lady, Major Smith, Mrs. Whidden, Mrs. Forsyth, Miss Graham, Miss M. Sutherland; Messrs. W. Dawson, Wetmore, John Darrach, G. Morrison, W. Thomas, E. Green, W. A. Chandler, C. Reynolds, F. H. Packard, Robert Pearson, M. O'Halloran, J. C. Macdonald, James Darrach, and six in the steerage.

• The Examiner, May 11, 1858:

  Loss of the 'Majestic' owned by W. W. Lord & Co., en route from Liverpool, burnt at sea, April 27, 1858; passengers and crew rescued. Two passengers, Capt Lang and Mr. Hillcoat praised Clegg and Curran in the crew; other crew members got drunk and stayed drunk; Cameron, a crew member, deserved praise. The Captain was E. Nowlan.

  In a report by John Wolfenden, other passengers were: Miss Warburton and Mrs. Tant.

  Also:

  3 Misses Wolfenden, and Master Wolfenden; Miss Many (?), Miss Kinder, Mrs. McInally, and daughter, Mrs. Jost, Mr and Mrs. Maher, Messrs. McDeval, Bedler, McGonnes, Connor.

• The Examiner, June 7, 1858:

  In the steamer Westmorland, from Shediac to Charlottetown, Thursday, June 3 -

  Frederick Brecken, Esq., Ralph Brecken, Esq .and son, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Heard, Miss A. Read (?), Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Canada, Miss Grum, Dr. McLellan, Rev. Mr. Sterling, Messrs. Cocks, Brown, C. McNiven, Crosby, Berrel, F. McNevin, Greyhaim (?), Curry, Lord, Johnson, Rubley, Biers, Barnett, Denown, Croswell, Dogherty.

  In do., from Pictou to Charlottetown, Friday - Messrs. Mackieson, Conley, Heard, McKenna, Hartshorn, Stamper, and Rev. A. McKay.

• The Examiner, June 21, 1858:

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Pictou, June 15^th - Mr. Eckstert, Mrs. and Miss Eckstert, Messrs. Munro, Dunn, Stephen, Eskildson, Foley, Sutherland, Duffus, Mrs. and Miss Sprott, and one in the steerage.

  In the Westmorland from Shediac on Thursday, June 17, - Messrs. McNeill, Lawson, Manix, Hooper, Gleeson, Craig, Levingston, E. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes, Fisher, Dr. Kier, Rev. R. S. Patterson, A. Boultenhouse and Miss Boultenhouse, Elliot, Miss Butcher, Mrs. Louer, Miss Louer, Ellis; Messrs. Andrews, Bovyer, Dogherty, McLeod, Bastoon, Captain Hubbard.

  In do., from Pictou, June 18^th - Messrs. Nicholas, Smith, Dodd, Ross, Judson, Evans, Marchbank, Young, Reeves, Hillison, Hyndman, McMillen, Narraway, Richer, Griffen, and Bagnall; Rev. A. McArthur, Hon. Judge Peters, Miss Goodman, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Ross.

• The Examiner, July 5, 1858:

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, June 27^th - Messrs. Goodwill, Appleby, Hickman, Stewart, McGregor, Spencer, Appleby, Clark, Bedell, Johnston, McGinnis, Reilly, Howland, Hall, Pippy, McEwen, Mrs. and Miss McEwen.

  In do., from Pictou, June 29^th - Revs. Messrs. Pollock, Jardine, McRae, Sutherland; Messrs. McGilvray, Herdman, Martin, Nichol, Wilson; Mr and Mrs. Eskildson, 2 Misses Eskildson, Mrs. G. Sutherland, Miss Mott, Mrs. McGilvray, Miss A. McKenzie, Miss McDonald, Miss Smith, Hon. J. Holmes, Messrs. McDonald, Lowden, McKay, Vaux, Reid, McKenzie, McDonald, Doull, Hodgson, Conroy, McDonald, Cameron, Duffy, Duffy, Bagnall, Oster, Donson, McLean, McDonald, Grant.

• The Examiner, July 12, 1858:

  Per R. M. Steamer Westmorland, from Pictou, July 2 - Rev. Mr. Boyd, J. M. Hensley and Mrs. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Miss A. Sullivan, Mrs. W. Reddin; Messrs. James Reddin, Gage, Barker, Blair, White; Mrs. Cunningham.

  Per do., from Shediac, July 3 - Messrs. J. Ramsay, Sturdy, J. Morris, T. Morris, Wilber, Tremain, DesBrisay, J. Gillis, Boultenhouse, Dixon, Chapman, J. A. Ramsay, McDonald, Frost, Clay, A. Gillis, Loughran, Ellis, Dogherty, Glasgow, Gage, Cody, Master A. Boultenhouse, Mrs. Fowle, Mrs. Boultenhouse, Mrs. Traner, Mrs. DesBrisay, Mrs. Wilber, Mrs. McCredy and boy, Miss Fowle, Miss Stevens.

  Per do., from Pictou, July 6 - Rev. H. DeBlois, Mrs. DeBlois, Smith, McKenzie, Fowle, Rigg, Foll, McCully, McLeod, Miss Stewart, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Hurley, Stewart, Cleaveland, Mrs. J. Webster, Rev. I. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Row, Smith, Witmore.

  Per do., from Shediac, on Thursday, July 8 - Hon. W. Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton, and five children; Messrs. Gamble, Thompson, Elworth, Comfort, McArthur, Mires, Ross; Mr. J. Wilkie and Mrs. Wilkie, Mr. J. R. Gardner and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Lam and Mrs. Lam, Mr. Rielor and Mrs. Rielor, Mr. Patton, Mrs. Patton and Miss Patton; Mrs. Wallis, Mrs. Robinson.

  Per do., from Pictou, July 9 - Rev. D. Crawford, Mrs. Crawford and Rev. Mr.Constantindos; Messrs. Blair, Betts, McNeill, and McLeod.

• The Examiner, July 19, 1858:

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, July 15 - Messrs. Craige(?), Hodgman, Giroin, Wise, Levitt, Mynard, Johnston, Green, Cockren, Picket, Daly; Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Giroine (or Girvine), Mrs. Ingle, Miss Wise, Mrs. Levitt, Mrs. and Miss Davison, Mrs. Bynor, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Chassmoi, Miss Querrin, Mrs. Picket, Mrs. Wadman.

  Per do., from Pictou, July 16 - Mr. Morrisy, H. Lane, Esq., Rev. H. Sutcliffe, Rev. G. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Catha, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Billing and servant, Mrs. McKean, Miss Douse, Mrs. S. Treneman, Mrs. Comb, Mrs. Sallenger, and Miss Gillis.

• The Examiner, August 2, 1858:

  In the steamer Westmorland from Pictou, 28yth July - Rev. C. McKay, Dr. Adams, Messrs. L. O=Grady, Dalgleish, Anderson, J. Carr, W. Wells, G. Miller, A. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Gorvie, Mrs. Romans.

• The Examiner, August 9, 1858:

  On the Westmorland from Shediac, August 2 - Messrs. B. Dawson, W. S. Caie, W. Carvell, A. McLeod, A. Morrison, W. Kear, J. Carr, J. McKay, J. Wood, W. Wells, R. A. Strong and Wife, W. Ingman (?), C. McArthur, Mr and Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Murray. Rev. W. Perkins.

  In do., from Shediac, August 5 - Messrs. J. Humphries, D. Burke and wife. J. A. Beal, J. S. Morell, R. Stewart, J. McKenzie, J. Collett, J. James, T. Goff, P. Stewart, W. Stewart, J. Parchus, D. McDonald, J. Worth, M. McEwen, T. Vickery, R. McLellan, T. O'Collins, J. Green, A. Grady and wife, Wilber,-------, J. Holman, Rev. Johns, J. Arveral, Esq., Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. J. Bagnall, and child, Mrs. A. McDonald, -------, Miss McLellan, Mrs. Ratterman, and child, Mrs. McPhail and Miss McNeill.

• The Examiner, August 23, 1858:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, August 20 - Hon. E. Kenney., Rev. McGilvray, Messrs .J. Lockerby, Jamieson, Smith, J. Roderick, -------Araison (?),G. Robinson, E. Smith, and Mrs. Wright.

  August 30, 1858, in the Steamer Westmorland from Pictou, August 27 - Messrs. T. Hyndman, W. A. DeBlois, O. Conley, C. W. Welsh, T. Croswell, and G. Micker, Rev. Dr. Helmuth and Lady, Rev. T. M. Munroe, Miss Crage.

  Per do., from do., August 24^th - Miss Patterson, Mrs. Burris, Miss Mackinnon, Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs. J. Sutherland, J. C. Read, A. McKenzie, G. Halliday, R. McVickron, Northop, P. Lassine, J. Douse, A. Stewart, G. R. Holden, M. Hooper, W. Gordon, M. Shea, E. L Blanchard, R. Crothers, W. Murphy, Angus Macdonald and another.

• The Examiner, September 6, 1858:

  In Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, September 2 - Mr. W. H. Lowton and Lady, Messrs. W.L. Libby, J. Trites, S. A. Williams, W. A. Cornis, W. Curray, Dogherty, W. Bowlin, Forgan, W. C. Dixon, J. McAfee, L. Gross, T. Gross, D. Gross, J. B. Pollard, J. McArthur, Condon, White, J. Grinnon, R. Kenny, Miss Tanton and boy, Mr. Sealey, Miss Palmer, Mrs. Cameron and Miss Gunn.

• The Examiner, October 4, 1858:

  In the steamer Westmorland from Shediac and Bedeque to Charlottetown, Sept. 30 - Miss M. Mawley, Messrs. G. McLeod, D. Chisholm. C. Chisholm, How, Giddings, Fraser, Fellowes, J. Cantelo, S. Green, W. Pethick.

• The Examiner, October 11, 1858:

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, Oct. 4 - Two Misses Williston, Miss A. Conlin, C. France, J. Ramsay, W. Cavanagh, W. Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Messrs. Edwards, Woods, Morrison, McArthur, Power, McCarron, Rogers, Allen and Ball.

• The Examiner, October 18, 1858:

  In the steamer from Pictou, October 12 - Messrs. G. Gier, Thomas Murphy, D. Cameron, L. Hartford, D. S. Gordon, R. Brassory, J. Waters, Rev. Mr. Fraser, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Perkin.

  In do., from Shediac, October 14 - Frederick Brecken, Esq., and wife, Miss Brecken, Hon. Francis Longworth, and others.

• The Examiner: Feb. 14, 1859:

  Loss of the Master of the schooner Quickstep, from Charlottetown to Bay Fortune, NF. Mr. Compton was washed overboard on Jan 21, while lying to in a gale of wind somewhere in the vicinity of Miquelon. "After this melancholy disaster, the people on board, none of whom were acquainted with navigation - shaped a course for Halifax and they fortunately succeeded in reaching their desired haven."Mr. Compton was the son of the late William S. Compton, merchant, Charlottetown, and brother to Mrs. William E. Dawson.

• The Examiner: October 31, 1859:

  Wreck and total loss of the Brig Maggie of St. Peter's. PEI. The ship left Newfoundland for PEI on Oct. 5, 1859 with crew and some twenty passengers. Word of the loss reached PEI Oct. 24. Further word indicated that there were thirteen passengers including one woman, whose bonnet was found.

  Also writeup of the wreck of the Mary Anne; crew saved, but virtually illegible in The Examiner.

• The Examiner, May 16, 1859:

  Steamer Westmorland made the trip with mail and passengers, no names, on May 6, 1859.

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, May 14: Lieut. Clifton, G. Oulton, Esq., J. Duncan, Mr. Taylor, Mr. DesBrisay, Hugh Stuart, A. McLean, G.. Kinnear; Mrs. McGinnis, Mrs. McDonald, E. Haliday, G. Gillan, Mr. Pope.

  June 20, 1859, in the Steamer Westmorland from Pictou, June 17: Revs. Messrs. Churchill, D. Ritchie, Stewart, McNutt, Hennigar, Allison, Martell, Black, Knight, Temple, McMurray, Brettle, Sprague, Angwin, Botterell, Daniel; Master Bayfield, 2 Misses Bayfields, Mrs. Hea (Lea?), Mrs. Temple, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Hyde, Miss Pope, Mrs. Allison; Messrs. H. Monaghan, G. Anderson, William Temple, Master Anderson, J. McIntosh, S. Webster, P. Dunbar, C. Henderson, R. A. Black, McDonald, Capt. Munro, McKenzie, and others.

• The Examiner: July 4, 1859:

  In the Steamer Westmorland on Sunday, the 26^th instant: Rev. Mr. McCurdy, Rev. Mr. Jost; Messrs. Starbird, McMillan, Finlay; Misses Finlay, F. Tonson, Fisher, Hendrahan; Messrs. Shrean, Cathcart, Green, McInnes, Hannah, Hendrahan, McLean, Murphy, McLeod; Miss Ready, Mrs. Haviland, Mrs. Robson, Miss McDonald, Malone, Hinlon; Capt. Field, Mr. Ashbury from United States.

  In do. from Pictou, on the 28^th ult. (June): Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas, Master Thomas, Miss Gilfoyle, Mrs. Kelly, Messrs. E. Johnson, J. McKie, J. S. McLean, J. Burns.

  In do. from Pictou on the 1^st instant: Revds. Messrs. T. Duncan, T. Smith, G. Sutherland; Messrs. P. Cairns, T. McDonough, R. B. Leeton, D. McDonald, Lawson, Fraser, Roberts, Benwin, Chubbock, J. Smallwood, J. Smith, P. Nichol, R. McDonald and Hayse; Hon. M. J. Wilkins, Dr. Martin, Sergt. Grant, Assistant Commissary Blunt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Lea; Misses Samuel, Fuller, Taylor, Forsyth; two Masters Grant.

• The Examiner: July 18, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, July 15: Messrs. S. F. Tonson, H. Cundall, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Davies, G. R. Garrett, Jenkins, D. McDonald, T. Callahan, Rev. W. Stewart, R. Fraser, Coleman, Crosskill, Morrell, Fraser; Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Passmore, Miss Dunphy.

• The Examiner: July 25, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Shediac, July 17: Messrs. Cox, Galong (Gallant?), Kinsman, Asher, McKinnon, S. Black, T. Dooley, T. Henesey, E. Mullins, W. Rowe, J. McKine (?), W. Humphrey, A. Murray, P. Power, P.(?) McMahon, Mrs. McNeil, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. W. Howe, Mrs. W. Dodd, Mrs. Canfield, Mrs. McPhee, Mrs. Black, and others.

• The Examiner: August 8, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, on the 2^nd instant: Messrs. Conklin, Morrow, Duffus, Parro, Moray, Tower, Betts, White, Newman, and two children; Rev. T. Sayars, Miss McLellan and others.

  In do. from Pictou, the 5^th instant: Messrs. J. McKenzie, H. M. Marshfield, Ellis, Dexter, Fraser, Russell, Eaden, M. Brown, Miss Dix, Mrs. Harmidge and son, Mrs. Boblier (or Bobber) and two children.

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, August 6: M. Lovett, G. Ramsay, Miss Craig, Mr. Spurr, M. Rooney, A. McDonald, J. Harvard, M. D. Spaulding, D. McDonald and son, N. J. Brown, F. C. Donald, M. Buskirk, Rev. M. Prince, Mrs. Prince, F. Gating, Mrs. Taylor, C. McGinnis, D. Beaton, R. Craig, McIntyre, J. J. Pippy, Mr. Wise, John Morrice, Mrs. Morrice, William Stewart, D. McMillan, A. Thomas, R. Lank, (and) three in the steerage.

• The Examiner: August 15, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, August 9: Rev. Mr. Mayer, C. R. Coker, Esq., Dr. Capel, E. McDonald, Esq., D. Dickson, Esq., 2 Misses Dickson, Miss Blackadar, Mrs. Vaux, Mrs. Romans, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Vaux, Mr. Whitmore, E. Johnson.

• The Examiner: August 22, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, August16: Rev. A. McLean and wife, Miss Bovyer, Messrs. McEachern, Cogswell, Bovyer, Stead, R. Wise, Wise(?), Hogan, Smith, McLean, J. Hensley, Brophy, Langdon, Ellis, Boome, Black, Hunter, McLeod, Lappin, Gordon, Bowman, Pratt, F. (?) Longworth, McNeill, Sears, Judson, Smith, McDonald, Dixon, Mott, Mrs. Gilfoyle, Mrs. Holmes, Miss Blackwood, Miss Hogan, Mrs. Hunter, and others.

• The Examiner: August 29, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou, August 23: Messrs. Robertson, Pollard, Morrisay, Gay, Brown, Sherry, Wiswell, Robertson, Ayr; Mrs. Macready, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Wiswell.

  From Pictou, August 26: Rev. A. McDonald, Rev. Dr. Knox, Lieut. Henniker, Messrs. J. Ball, R. McIntosh, Hunter, Davis, McRae, Jost, Barrow, Brumsell; Mrs. Henniker, Miss Henniker, Mrs. McLeod, Miss Weakley, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Green, and others.

• The Examiner: September 12, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Pictou on the 16^th inst.(??): Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Miss Woodside, Miss Gorman, Mrs. Graham, Miss Brown, Miss Tufts, Mrs. O'Mara, Messrs. Robertson, S. Power, P. Forris (?), A. Murray, Fulton, John McNeill, three Italians.

  In do. from Shediac, on the 7^th inst: Messrs. J. McLeod, F. Hanren, M. Cobun (?), P. McGinnis, F. McGinnis, McComb, Prince, C. (or G.) Beers, D. McLeod, H. Wiseman, A. McLeod, FitzGerald, Crosskill, C. Pope, T. Brown, A. McDonald, T. McArvill, T. McKinnon, P. Doyle, Major C. Lanky, Mrs. Hanren, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. O'Brian, Miss Hughes, Mrs. McArvill, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. McNutt, Mrs. Ingalls, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. McLellan, Mrs. Clifton and servant, and two in the steerage.

  In do. from Pictou, on the 9^th instant: Messrs. James Davis, Henry Cundall, B. DesBrisay, Capt. W. Walsh, Capt. Fraser, W. Murchison, Bell, McDonald, W. Wilson, B. McKinnon, Denote, Rev. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Murchison,2 Misses Cundall, Miss McKenzie. Crabb, J. W. Cairns.

  In the Steamer from Pictou on the 12^th instant: Rev. T. Sedgwick, Miss MacHaffy, Messrs. Murray, Gibson, Flinn, Morrel, LaVache, Sargant, Baird, McLeod, Cameron, Morris, Grant, Dawson, Captain Furnis.

• The Examiner: October 17, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Shediac, Sept. 20: Messrs. McGill, Harper, Wilson, Elder, Purchase, Evans, McCready, Keltice, Ramsay, Sears, Prince, Beaton, Stackpole, Strong, Beals (?), Ferguson, Mrs. Keltice, Mrs. Duchemin, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. McLeod..

  In do. from Pictou, Sept. 21: Messrs. Clark, Burders, Robson, Besset, Young, Knight, Barver, Stephens, McDonald, Christmas, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, Mrs. Narraway, Miss Morrison.

• The Examiner: October 31, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Shediac, Oct. 22: Messrs. A. McGinnis, Alley, Fulton, Harvey, Johnson, McDonald, Mitchell, A. McKinnon, Hughson, Livingston, Buckanon (?),

  McDonald, McKenzie, Gibson, Munroe, Compton, McKillam, McMullan, McArthur, McDonald, Ritch, McNeill, Gillis, McLean, McLeod, Sinclair, Capt. McQuilton, Mrs. Sage, Mrs. Mutch, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. McDonald and child, Miss McGinnis.

• The Examiner: November 7, 1859:

  In the Steamer from Shediac, Nov. 5: Messrs. Murray, Kerr, Webster, Rankin, Webster, Hawthorn, Nixon, Smith, McLeod, McLean, McLeod, Morrison, Rankin, Nicholson, Morrison, McLean, McEachern, Morrison.....???

• The Examiner, Jan, 28, 1861:

  By telegram, last week, from Mr. Reddin, Jan 13, 1861, in the brigantine Clara, announced the death of Daniel McRae, lost overboard. He was the eldest son of Malcolm McRae, Seal River, Lot 50, age 19. (About 9 months ago, Mr. McRae lost his wife, son, and daughter, to scarlet fever.)

• The Examiner, March 4, 1861:

  Passengers in the Mail Boat, from Cape Tormentine to Cape Traverse, Feb. 26, 1861: John Hunter, Esq., Messrs. George Palmer, Roach Bourke, James White, J. D. Gordon and 2 Messrs. Coffin.

• The Examiner, May 6, 1861:

  In the Steamer Westmorland from Shediac, April 27: Mr. and Mrs. Spain, Messrs. McCarvel, Barnes, C. E. Hamilton, T. Smith, J. Rice, P. McLeod, Kellnitz, Baker, Cummings, R. Hunt.

  In do. from Pictou, April 28: Mr and Mrs. Cameron, Miss Cameron, Messrs. Carman, Gray, Martin, Hammill, Moore, Turner.

  In do. from Shediac, April 29: Messrs. Curran, Larkin, Johnson, Thayer, McPhee, McKenzie, McDonald, Brown, McGinnis, Costello, Coceine, (?) Ormond, Howard, Capt. Eldridge, Stephenson, J. Stephenson, Trainor, Stackpole, McDougall.

  In do. from Pictou, May 3: Mr. and Mrs. S. Davies, Messrs. J. Baird, H. Cundall, J. McLaren, R. Fraser, F. Holl, F. Cummings, D. McGilvray, R. Fraser, S. McMurray, W. Brown, Bradshaw, Nicholas Williams.

• The Examiner, May 27, 1861:

  From Pictou, May 24: Messrs. D. McKay, E. T. Hudson, W. Wood, R. Tuplin, McWade, McMaster, Campbell, McKinnon, Simpson, Patterson, Chisholm, Warren, McPhee, Frost, Fraser, Muney, Miss Matheson, Miss Campbell.

• The Examiner, June 17, 1861:

  From Shediac, June 9: Miss Hubert and servant; Mr. and Mrs. Grady, Messrs. A. Nicholson, Philips, Loring, Pluffimer (?), McIntosh, Hodgson.

  From Pictou, June 11: Messrs. McKenna, Fraser, Gallant, Delory, Griggs, Fowler.

  From Shediac, June 12: Hon. George Coles, Doctor Young, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Swabey, Miss Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and family, Messrs. D. Smith, Hopgood, Gilman, Mathewson, McEachern, Wheeler, Knight, McDonald, McLeod, Johnson, Lane, Mellish..

  From Pictou, June 14: Rev. Mr. Peach, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Christmas, Rev. Dr. Knox; A. H. A. Henniker, Esq., Messrs. William Pethick, Terlizzick, Craig, Large, McDonald, Daigleish, Lippincott, Playfair, McKenzie, Reid.

• The Examiner, June 24, 1861:

  From Shediac, on the 15^th inst. - Miss Daley, Miss E. Treat, Miss Jarvis, Mrs. Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, Capt. Treat, Messrs. Scammel, Delay (?), Hyde, Orr, Smith, Irving, Lefurgy, McFadyen, Kelly, Trainor, Mutch, Mathewson, McKitchen Walker, J. McLeod, Hunt, Mitchel, R. Walker.

  From Pictou, on the 18^th inst. - Miss Mott, Miss Sweeney, Messrs. Pitcher, Leslie, Dunbar, Jones, Stewart, J. Hunter, Duvar, McKenzie, Compton, Johnson, Sabine, D. O'Mara Reddin.

  From Shediac, on the 19^th inst. - Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. Godkin, Mr. and Mrs. Bryanton, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. Welsh, Miss McDonald, Miss McLaren, Messrs. Best, Darby, McGinnis, McNab, McNeven, Horseman, McKenzie, Rowe, Hudson, Chisholm, Hopny, Breen, Sims, Fitzpatrick, Dignan.

  From Pictou on the 21^st inst. - Countess Mulgrave, Daughter & Suite, Mr. Cunard, Mrs. Heron, Mrs. Boucher, Miss Curves, Miss McWilliams, Mr. and Mrs. Pence, E. Heckford, Captain Fraser, Messrs. McWilliams, Campbell, Mcleod, Morrison, Cameron, Wilson, Curves, Rogerson, Blodgett.

• The Examiner, July 1, 1861:

  From Pictou, on the 25^th ult.,B Mrs. Smith, Rev. Mr. Cassidy, Capt. Cannon, Messrs. Fenerty, Chisholm, Murray, Campbell, McDonald, Skinner, Full, Copeland, Troop.

  From Shediac, on the 26^th ult.,B Miss Clark, Mrs. Hudson, Miss Chisholm, Miss Nicholson, Miss Delles, Mrs. Lochead, Mrs. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, Miss Marr, Messrs. J. M. Fraser, Robertson, Little, McKay, Ness, Mansfield, Cannon, Jones, P. McCormack, Hannahan, Ormond, Merril, McCormack, Reid, Darby, McWilliams, Marshall, Harris, Catmun, McKay, Fraser.

  From Pictou, on the 28th ult.,B Miss Pethick, Miss Gray, Miss Morgan, Mrs. Pope, family and servant, Mrs. and Mrs. McKenzie (?), Mrs. Haszard, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Burns, Lady Pennefather, Hon. Col. Gray, Hon. James C. Pope, T. Pethick, Esq., James Duncan, Esq., Doct. Sutherland, Rev. R. Scott, Messrs. Findley, McDonald, Kelly, Smith, Good.

  Newquay, Cornwall, June 11.B A quarter of a vessel, with the name on it, MAY DUNDAS, carved in large letters and painted white, has been picked up near this place. [Memo: The May Dundas , Martin, sailed from Gloucester, for Quebec, on the 24^th of May.]{The May Dundas was a fine ship of about 900 tons, was built at Bideford Yard, Port Hill in 1859Bwas named in compliment to the wife of our esteemed Lieut. Governor on her visit to Port HillBand was the property of the Hon James Yeo.}B ED. ISL.

• The Examiner, July 8, 1861:

  From Shediac, June 29: Rev. James Quevellan, Miss Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs Firth, Messrs. McLellan, Townsend, Narraway, Smith, Reeves, Lefurgy, Small, Sinclair, Green, DesBrisay, Logan, Connon (?),Conley, McCombe, Smith, McDonald, Baker, Green. Dawson, Wood.

  From Pictou, July 2, 1861: Rev. Mr. McLean and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin; Mrs. Henniker and children; Miss MacIntosh, Rev. Mr. McGilvray, Mrs. Lowden, Mrs. Oldline, Miss Roy, Hon. E. Kinney(or Kenney), Bishop McIntyre, Messrs. Pineo, Oldline, Higgins, Rendle, J. W. Hodgson, E. T. Hodgson, Morrison, Ruddick, C. Skipper.

  From Shediac, July 4: Mr and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr and Mrs Gould, Mr and Mrs. Jarvis, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Mackey, W. H. Pope, Esq., Messrs. Compton, Cropley, Simpson, McArvile, Ireland, Whelan, Jones, Craig, McPhee, Wright, Hogan.

  From Pictou on July 5: Miss Goodman, Mr. and Miss Hensley, Mr and Mrs. McDonald, Miss Knight, Mr and Miss Bearisto, Revds. Messrs. T. Murray, Crawford, Murray, McKay, Sutherland, Ross, Duncan, Munro, Laird, Patterson, Allan, Johnson, Young, and Mrs. Gray. Messrs. Ducheman, McEachern, J. Cochentheler.

• The Examiner, July 17, 1861:

  The Screw Steamer M. Stephenson returned to this harbour on Saturday evening, the 7^th inst. from a sounding cruise, having on board Commanders Orlebar and Hancock, &c. We understand that Capt. Orlebar is directed to join the Royal squadron at St. John's, Newfld., and to act as Pilot for the coast of Nova Scotia and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. During his absence, Com. Hancock will carry on the survey. The Gulinare is now surveying the south coast of Newfoundland, and on which coast she will be employed all the summer, whilst the Steamer will be employed sounding off the coast of Nova Scotia. B Mon.

  Among the passengers who left in the steamer Westmorland, on Monday, 9th inst., en route for England, was Mr. H. E. Bulwer, His Excellency's Private secretary.

• The Examiner, August 5,1861:

  From Shediac, July 31: Rev. Mr. Murray, Miss Gillis, Miss McLoughlin, Miss Pippy, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Ross, Messrs. Patten, Hook, Foster, McFarlane, F. Hawkins, Brothers, McDonald, Simpson, Barclay, McBeath, Perkins, Dunn.

  From Pictou, on August 2: Rev. And Mrs. Ross, Mr. Hasson, Rev. Mr. Pratt, Miss Stewart, Miss Stewart, Miss Muncy, Mrs. Muncy, Mrs. Wilson, and family, Mrs. Lee, Messrs. J. Fraser, Sinclair, J. McDonald, A. McDonald, Ogden, Bell.

• The Examiner, August 26, 1861:

  From Pictou on August 23: Mrs. Henniker, Miss Holroyd, Mrs. Robson, two Miss Robsons, Miss Chisholm, Miss Tolison, Sir J. Ferguson, G. D. Atkinson, Hon. R. Bourke, Mr. and Mrs. Grant, John douse, Esq., wife and servant; Messrs. Grant, McWade, Mitchell, Sircum (Sireum ?), Morrow, Hart, McKenzie, Dawson, Copeland, McWilliams, Webster, Lindsay and Fraser.

• The Examiner, September 2, 1861:

  From Shediac, on August 28^th: Rev. A. McDonald, Col. Swabey, C. C. Daley and wife, Mrs. Trowan, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Trudgoon(?), Rev. Mr. Swabey, Messrs. Gilbert, Wilson, Hill, Murphy, Kelly, McDonald, McArville, Stewart, McNeill, Driscoll, McDougall, Grant, Killgore, Cotton, Donaldson, O'Brien.

  From Pictou, on August 30^th: Rev. Mr. McKinnon, Mrs. McKinnon, Rev. Mr. Darrach, Rev. Mr. Laird, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Cassidy, Miss Narraway, Mr. Hammersby, Master Hammersby, Messrs. McGilvray and Fraser.

• The Examiner, September 9, 1861:

  From Shediac, on the 31^st ult. B Messrs. McRae and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown, Miss Brown, Miss Williston, Mr. and Mrs. Sloggett; Messrs. Farrow, Wilson, Mountain, Fraser, Ramsay, Herton, McDonald, Gay, Clements, McKenzie, Perry, C. Hyndman, Clark, Armstrong, McDonald, Duffy, McMullin, J. W. Mitchell.

  From Pictou, on the 3^rd inst.B Messrs. Watson and son, MacKnight, Cundall, Carroll, Young, Troops(?), Wilcox, McKnight, McDuff, Tucker, Kitgore (?); Miss Small, Miss Scott, Mrs. Wier, Miss Smith.

  From Shediac, on the 4^th inst.B Hon. J. L. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs. Keltie, Mr. and Mrs. McDonnell, Miss Adams, Miss Preedy, Mrs. Connell, Messrs. Duncan, Hayes, Dibblee, Fife, Maniss, Conly, Green, McLellan, Wightman, Thayer, Buntain.

  From Pictou, on the 6^th inst.B Rev. Mr. Duncan, Mrs. Crandall, Miss Crandall, Miss Doyle, Mrs. McLaren; Messrs. Peas (?), McGill, Peake, Bromham, Snow, Kavanagh, Gowan, Dix, McKenzie, Capt. McCarty.

  Arrived Saturday last, the barque William Douse, passengers: Mrs. Parnther, daughter and servant.

• The Examiner, September 23, 1861:

  From Pictou, Sept 17, 1861: Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Messrs. Fraser, McDonald, Ibilliston (?), Logan, Francis, Brown, Little, Edward, and Simms.

  From Shediac, Sept. 18: J. Bent, Esq, Mrs. McArbiter(?), Mrs. Grady, Mrs. McIntosh, Miss Skinner; Messrs. Boyle, Sword, Sutcliffe, King, Donovan, Boucher, Callaghan, Harper, Barkman, Leeman, Morse, Robson, Hansom.

  From Pictou, Sept. 20: Miss Dundas, the Misses Goodman, Mrs. Adamson, Mrs. Bethune, Rev. Mr. Boyne, Messrs. McLane, Knight, Chase, Du Croix, and McDonald.

• The Examiner, April 25, 1864

  The Heather Belle was launched between Pictou and Shediac on April 20.

• The Examiner, May 9, 1864:

  In the steamer Heather Belle, on May 1, from Cape Tormentine: Messrs. J. C. Hall, sen., J. C. Hall, jun., Charles Higgins, H. E. Starbird, Hughes, John McDonald, S. Muncey, Mr. Robert Young and wife, Miss Baldwin.

• The Examiner, May 16, 1864:

  From Pictou per Heather Belle on May 14: Capt. Orlebar, R. N., and son, Rev. Dr. Knox and lady, Capt. Renaff, Miss Bovyer, Messrs. Lemons, Robinson and Keer.

  From Shediac and Summerside, per Heather Belle, on May 15: Mrs. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, Hon. J. C. Pope, William Monk, Esq., Mr. Steele.

• The Examiner, May 23, 1864:

  From Shediac and Summerside, per Heather Belle, May 21: Hon. Judge Peters, Honorables W. H. Pope; D. Davies, John Ings, A. Hensley, R. Reddin, Esqrs.; Messrs. Butcher, Severs, White, Thomson, Mutch, Ramsay, Basset, Booth, R. Holman, Logan, Squarebridge, Robin, James Holman and wife, Davison and wife, Mrs. Linkletter, Mrs. Dickieson, 2 Misses Tremain, Miss Myers, and four sailors.

• The Examiner, May 30, 1864:

  In the Heather Belle, from Shediac, on the 25^th B Messrs. Howlan, Bones, Howst, Sharp, Haloran, Howat, Burr, Bell, R. Strong, Miss Howlan, Miss Dobson, Mr. & Mrs. Sinclair, F. McMullen and wife, Houston, Havard, Miss Nicholson, Simpson, C. Vickerson, Moses Holmes, L. McLellan, Eph. Reid, Holliday.

  In do from Pictou on May 27^th - W. A. Johnston, Esq., Mr. Haddie, A. Simpson, J. D. Fraser, Costello, A. P. Mindock, B. Russel, Rev. Mr. Sinclair, P. Beck, Mrs. Sallenger, Mrs. Barry.

  From Shediac to Summerside and Charlottetown per steamer Heather Belle on 28^th May - J. A. McDonald, Wm McGill, Andrew Mitchell, Wm. Heard, Esqrs. Messrs.Harris, Picket, Callwell, wife and sister, Connell, Perry, Butcher, Campbell, Haszard, Gardiner, McLellan, Brown, Lock, Bush, O'Connell, Chapel, Stuart, Bush, McDonald, Matheson, Gates, McFarlane, Simpson, Clark, G. Gardiner, Plumer, Bertram, Cloney, Merrigan, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Mockler, Miss Barrett.

• The Examiner, June 6, 1864:

  From Pictou, May 31: Messrs. Delaney, Tuplin, McGee, Fraser, W. King and two sons, Boudroit.

  From Pictou, June 3: Messrs. W. Scott, John Shaw, R. McConnell, David Lions, Alex. Dunbar, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs and Miss Ross.

  In the steamer Princess of Wales from St. John N. B. and Halifax: Mrs. Fleming, Stackhouse, Quinton, C. Stackhouse, Charles Wright, Mrs. and Miss Griffiths, Mrs. Sweten(?), Hon. Edward Kenny, Mr. W. Trowan and Mr. Doull.

• The Examiner, June 27, 1864:

  Passengers, June 25, in the steamer Commerce from Boston and Halifax: John McLeod, George Webber, John McPherson, John McKay, James Carne, Daniel Thayer, R. B. Reed, W. P. Reed, M.. And E. Dorety and two children.

  From Halifax: Miss Duchemin and Mrs. Leahy.

  Missing issues; or issues no lists.....

• The Examiner, July 11, 1864:

  In the Steamer Heather Belle, from Pictou, July 6 - Capt. Salmon, A. R. Garvie, Revds. M. Munro, Fraser, Boudreault;, Johnson, Crawford, Gordon, Falconer, McMurray, McLean, Sutherland, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McNeil; Messrs. Stewart, John Stewart, Hon. M. Henderson. James Hope, Lieut. R. Davies, R. N., George Davies, D. McManus, D. Higgins, Professor Jones.

  In the Steamer Princess of Wales, from Shediac, July 6 - Messrs. D. R. Hooper, C. Lafrance, Dogherty, M. O'Halloran, Welsh, Penny, Rankin, McCallum, Stewart, D. Harrington, Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth, Kennedy, Huestis, D. Montgomery, R. Ferguson, Miss Pryor, Mrs. Catly, Newberry, Mrs. Lecoste, Haley, Clark. Robinson, Compton,. Swan and others.

• The Examiner, July 18, 1864:

  Per Commerce to Boston, July 11: Catherine Gamble, Helena Bennet, Mrs. Mary Peddle, Miss Mary H. Peddle, Jane Peddle, Maria S. Peddle, Mrs. Mary Young, J. Todd, George Clark, Miss Hannah Hobbs; Thomas Fairbairn, J. H. Rattenbury; to New YorkB Edgar Brenan, William Brenan; to HalifaxBMiss E. Broderick, and the Hibernicon troupe, seven in number; to CansoB M. Stewart, John Stewart; to PictouBJ. W. Higgins.

  Per Heather Belle from Brule, July 12 - 2 Misses Muckler, Mr. and Mrs. Bent, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald, Mrs. Catlin; Miss Purves, Miss Logan, Miss McKern, Miss Blair, Miss Bryden, Miss Clark, Miss Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Becker, Mrs. and Miss Kitchen, Mrs. Bremen, Mrs. Langille, Mr. and Mrs. McLarden, Mrs. Flinn, Miss Irving, Miss McLeod, Miss Fraser, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Doran, Messrs. Burr, Fraser, Hogan, Monroe, John Matheson, Collie, Oxler, Ducett, Kisselpaw, Blair, Fitch.

  Per Princess of Wales, from Pictou, July 12 - Miss Bennie, Mrs. and Miss McDonald, Mrs. and Miss Cundall, Messrs. Sullivan, Cameron, Thompson, T. McDonald, M. O'Neill, J. Morris, Knell, Hawkins, McKay, A. McDonald, Roberts, E. Grant, Full, Narraway, together with 113 who were spectators of the Cricket Match in Pictou.

• The Examiner, August 1, 1864:

  In the Heather Belle from Pictou, July 27, 1864 - Miss McDonald, Mrs. Full, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Jas. Romans, Mrs. Fraser, Messrs. Colman, Flood, Full, McLean, Fraser, Heartz, Murdoch.

  In the steamer Princess of Wales from Shediac, on July 23, 1864 - Messrs. McKenzie, S. Barnard, H. Anderson and wife, Rev. R. Smith, T. Kidston, and wife, J. Fraser, J. McNeill, Lafferty, Remister, Knowlan, Lafrance, McKinnon, Monk, Ryan, Mrs. and Miss Pippy, Mrs. Reid, G. M. Clark, McInnis, Roach, Tuplin, Quinlan, Eckhart, Capt. Furneaux, Read, Tanton, Watson, Payson, Cantelo, Reid, McNeill, Capt. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. S. Hubbard, Mrs. Harper and others.

  In the do. from do on the 27^th - A. Magee, A. Magee, junr., G. Stubs, Mr. and Mrs. Blood, Mrs. Alley, Mrs. Smith, Patterson, Mr. and Mrs Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. McLellan, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Lewis, Clark, Burpee, Bryenton, Thresher, Adams, McDonald, Miss McDonald, Miss Grady, Miss Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, McDonald, Gregor, Rev. Dr. Ritchie, Rottenberry, J. McDonald, G. Ellison, McLeod, Humphrey, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Coleman, Sabine, Knight and others.

• The Examiner, August 15, 1864:

  Passengers: In the Heather Belle from Brule, [Nova Scotia] August 11 - Hon. D. Davies, Mrs. Davies, Miss Davies, Miss Cameron, Miss Lockerby, Miss Campbell, Mr. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellis.

  In the Princess of Wales from Pictou, on the 10^th inst.- E. Taylor and wife and servant, S. Ward, Mr and Mrs. Allison, Duchemin, Black, Miss Tremere, Asa Goodwin, Finley, Mrs. Barr, Mrs. McPherson, Miss May, Vain, Schurman, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Hillcoat, Duchemin, J. Wilson, B. Hegar, Smith, Miss Barnard, Miss Longworth, Nelson, McLean, Boardman.

  In do. From Pictou, August 12: McDonald, Stevens, McKenzie, McDonald, Stanley, Iuce (?), R. McKenzie, Miss Michelday, Miss Fowler, Mrs. Flinn, J. Dix.

• The Examiner, August 29, 1864:

  In the Princess of Wales on Saturday, from Shediac and Summerside: The Hon. Judge Parker, Master of the Rolls of New Brunswick, and Lady; Mrs. Willis (Lady of N. P. Willis, Esq.,) Miss Willis and Master Willis; Miss Grinnell, of New York; Hon. E. Whelan, Capt. Richards, Miss Yates, Rev. Mr. Hart and lady; Miss Smith, Mrs. O. Connolly, Miss Garland, Miss McDonald, Miss Foster, Mrs. Corben, Mrs. Crabb, Mrs. Crabb, sen., Mrs. Dickenson, Mrs. Cundall, Mrs. H. Haszard, Very Rev. Dr. McDonald, Col. Amey, Stephen Swabey, Esq. and son, Michael Stephenson, Esq., J. Andrew McDonald, Esq., F. McNeill, Esq., Wm. Ness, Esq.; Messrs. J. Pidgeon, Howland, J. McDonald, Lyle, Schurman, McIsaac, Cairns, Barker, Kelly, Purcell, Smardon, Campbell, McGinn, Barratt, Foster, McGinnis, Crabb, J. Roach, Reeves, D. Lyle, Tremain, Higgins, A. Parker, Barratt, P. Power, C. Saunders, Swan, Malone, Hubbard, T. S. Hubbard.

• The Examiner, September 5, 1864:

  From Shediac to Charlottetown, August 30: Messrs. Andrews, Mrs. Gardiner; eight Ladies, Sisters of Charity; Hodnett, John Morris, Esq., Miss Morris and a large party of excursionists.

  In do on the 31^st of August, from Shediac - Hon. Arthur Gordon, Lt. Governor of New Brunswick, Private secretary and servant; Hons. Messrs. Tilley, Steves, Chandler, Gray, Johnston, Delegates. Messrs. McDonald, McWilliams, Mitchell, Schurman, Allison, Rev. T. Richey, Watson, Bradley, two Misses Steves, Mrs. Swabey and servant, Mrs. Schurman, Miss McMullin, Miss Contour, Mrs. Copp,. Mrs. Richey, Miss Wilson, and large party of excursionists.

  In do from Pictou on Friday morning - Messrs. Campbell, Mclarty, Purves, Chester, Symonds, D. Campbell, McLarty(?), McIntosh, Gardiner, McDonald, Mr. and two Miss Copelands, Miss Nelson, Miss Rankin, Master Rankin.

• The Examiner, Sept 12, 1864:

  In the Princess of Wales from Shediac, Sept. 3: Miss McKay, Miss Mills, Messrs. Knowlan, Smith. Howat, Gardiner, Miss Green and Mrs. Griffiths, Harding, W. and T. Ross, Freeman, Mrs. Freeman, Miss Carter, Miss Chapman, Dr. Hobkirk, Miss Morton, Mrs. Creamer, I. P. W. DesBrisay and Miss DesBrisay, Carey, Smith, Wallbridge , M. Hall and wife, Frame, Egot, Fairchild, Knell.

  In do from Shediac, Sept 7, Messrs. Walker, Dogherty, Coyle, Ramsay, Fraser and wife, T. Gay, Hocker, Bremner, Flority, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Ings, 2 Misses Waters, Master Waters, Flint, Boyle, Danson, Mrs. Davison, Miss Davison, Chapman, Mrs. Watson, Darby, Mellish, Bell, Walker, Sullivan.

• The Examiner, September 19, 1864:

  In the steamer Princess of Wales from Shediac, Sept 10: Messrs. McInnis, McKenna, Conley, Vincent, Slade, Mrs. Slade, Mrs. Bargess, Judge Ritchie, Lady and family; Cummings, Wallace, Strong, Crawford, Sharper, Walsh, Payson, McNeill, Beckford, Capt. Callions (?) and family, Egan, McArthur, McNally, J. Yeo, McIntosh, Hopgood, J. McNeill, Calony, Fraser, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellis, Rev. Mr. Ross; McNeill and family, 2 Misses Bently, Miss Cousins, Miss Smith, Miss Vaughan, Miss Freeman, Miss Minon, and a lot of Emigrants.

  In do. from Shediac, on Tuesday night - Mr and Mrs. D. Hodgson, S. Carvell, Kane, Hayes, Mrs. and Miss Heard, Edmonds, Barrow, Riddle, Robinson, Wright, Strawf (?), Crombie, Mr. and Mrs. Bean,--------, J. Haviland and others.

  In do from Shediac, on Wednesday - J. Hazlewood, George Hodgson, R. Peake, J. H. Sherman, American Consul and son; W. McLeod, Rev. Mr. McElroy, McCann, Willner, Bagnall, Aiton (?), McNally, Barber, W. Stewart, Mrs. Levison, C. McDonald, Kitchen, A. Cameron, Battie, Tanton, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Miss Snelgrove, Miss Hall, Two Sisters of Charity.

  In the Heather Belle, from Pictou, on Monday - Mr. and Mrs. Murray and two daughters, Mr. and Master Dalgleish, J. McDonald, and J. McVane, W. H Rice, Coverly, R. & K. McKenzie, Alex McLean, and Mrs. Grant.

  In do. from Brule, Thursday night - W. Brown, Esq., Captain Taylor, Harrington, and several others.

  In the Princess of Wales for Pictou, Sept. 16. - Mrs. Wilson, Chandler and Boy, L. McPherson, LePage, D. McNeill, Rev. J. Geddie, Miss Geddie, H. J. Cundall, Gray, Spence, Mr and Mrs. Foster, Gardiner, Mrs. Peters, Miss Gray, Campbell, Levison, McKenzie and others.

  In the Arabia at Halifax, for P. E. Island - William Brown, Esq., Mr. Henry Cundall, Mr. F. L. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Mrs. B. Davies, Mr. Harrington.

• The Examiner, September 26, 1864:

  In the steamer Princess of Wales, from Shediac, on Sept. 17 - Hons. Col. Gray, Edward Palmer, W. H. Pope, George Coles, Andrew A. McDonald, Delegates: Messrs. R. McDonald, Taylor, Walker, Green, Appleby, McGilveray, Mason, Derosh, Laverty, Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris, Miss Coles, Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hensley, Ruggles, A. Nicholson, C. Nicholson, Hueston, Craig, Capt. Murchison, E. Ford, Leach, J. W. Morrison, Gibson, Sullivan, Cormack, Cox, Anderson, Merrigan, Smith, Capt. England, and several others.

  In do. from Pictou to Charlottetown on the 23^rd - Messrs. Campbell, Fisher, Staples, Thomson, McPhee, Noonan, Stevenson, Nelson, Lawson, Bell, Capt. Walsh, Muncy, Lindsay, Rev. Mr. Jordon, Faulkener, Pethwick, Chandler, Right Reverend Dr. McIntyre, R. C. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Miss Muncy.

  In the Heather Belle from Brule, Sept 22 - Hon. T. Heath Haviland, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Haviland, R. McKinlay, Harny, Gilbert, Cruikshank, Randall, and 3 sailors.

• The Examiner, October 3, 1864:

  In the Heather Belle from Brule, Sept 29: Mrs. Edward Palmer, Miss Palmer, James Duncan, John Bell, Messrs. Creamer, Purchase, Alex Stromberg.

• The Examiner, October 10, 1864:

  In the Princess of Wales from Shediac, October 5 - Messrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon, S. Smith, Harper, Chase, Brown, Bell, Rogers, McArbille (McCarville?), McInnis, DesBrisay, Miss Douse, T. Connell, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dawson, J. Higgins, Mrs. Wright, Gillon, Mr. Matheson, Campbell, Munroe, Fraser, Blair, Hope, Hollis, Miss Hollis, McAvey, Miss Hope, Miss Hall, Mr. and Mrs.G. Douglass, A. McKay, W. Hawkins, Thorne, Mrs. McNutt, Miss Everest, Muirhead.

  In the steamer Princess of Wales Saturday night last, October 8 - G. Adams, Capt. Hubbard, Strong, D. McLean, McDonald, Mr. McWilliams, Mrs. Rayner, J. Sween, Ballister, J. McLeod, J. McKay, McPherson, H. Quin, J. Arthur, A. McIntyre, Milledge, Young, J. McDonald, Muncey, Kilbride, Mrs. A McKenzie, Miss Willister, McDonald, Petre, Mrs. Thomson, Miss Green, Mrs. Scott, Miss Harley, Miss Hanford, R. T. Holman, Miss Lawson, Mrs. Murary, McGinnis, Capt. Phillips, R. Copeland, Patterson, Young, Miss Butcher, Cairns, G. Howlan, G. Jenkins, J. R. Reddin, Mrs. Lockhead.

• The Examiner, October 17, 1864:

  In the Princess of Wales, from Pictou, Oct. 14 - Messrs. W. Campbell, Dewar, Burhoe, J. Campbell, Bennett, Marchbanks, Munroe, Gallant, Power, Sutherland, Mrs. McNeill, Miss Duchemin, Mrs. Dalgleish, M. Fuller.

  In the Princess of Wales, on Saturday night, Oct. 15 - Mrs. Craig and child, D. Enman, A. Anderson, Mrs. T. R. Welling, T. Connolly, Wightman, Bagnall, McLeod, White, Mrs. Alex. McKenzie and child, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Cole, Capt. J. McDonald, D. Collins, C. Mellish, Mrs. Gay, D. McCullough, Cameron, Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Rodd, Mrs. McGibbon, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Miller, O'Halloran, Taylor, Higgins, Churchill, Fox, McKindley, Marchbanks, LeFurgie, McLellan, McLean.

• The Examiner, October 24, 1864:

  In the steamer Princess of Wales from Shediac on Wednesday night: Judge Peters, Mrs. Sinclair, Kent, Billing, McLeod, Clark, J. Bently, J. Mayne, Mr. & Mrs. Marshall, Lowe, Rogers, McCallum, Spencer, Rumbolt, Thompson, Faught, Forbes, Miss Vaugahan (?), White, Brown, Schurman, Lowe, Saunders, McNaught, Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Roper, M:iss Kelly, W. Swan, D. McLeod.

• The Examiner, November 14, 1864:

  In the Princess of Wales from Shediac, Nov. 9: Hon. Edward Palmer, Hon. T. Heath Haviland, Hon. Andrew A. Macdonald, Hon. E. Whelan, Rev. C. Stewart, Rev. Mr. Fraser, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Alexander, Miss McNutt, Mrs. Ready, Mrs. MacLeod, Messrs. Withers, McAulder, Hughes, Wyard, Mont;gomery, McGown, Gallant, Capt. Saville, Temar, Capt. McKenzie, Orr, Mutcliff, Humphrey, N. Robertson, Grady, Blue, Lockhart, MacNevin, Kilbride, Fraser, Atkinson, Munroe, Wightman, G. Howlan, and others.

• The Examiner, January 15, 1866:

  Passengers in the Ice Boat, January 10: A. McDonald, J. McDonald, T. Howat.

• The Patriot, Saturday, June 2, 1866 - Port of Charlottetown:

  Entered:

  May 25 -	Schr. Evergreen, Johnston, Hawkesbury, limestone
  "	Lucy, Laudrey, Chemogue, boards
  "	Wave, Arbuckle, Pictou, coal
  "	Brothers, Herbert, Pictou, do.
  "	Fame, Gillis, Buctouche, deal and deal ends.
  May 26 -	Western Packet, Power, Pugwash, juniper
  May 28 -	Woodbine, Robertson, Pictou, coal
  "	Flying Cloud, McIntyre, North Sydney, coal &c.
  "	Hope, Robertson, Pictou, coal
  "	Mary Ann, Deagle, Magdalene, herrings
  May 30 -	Brigt. Alexina, Desjardin, Quebec, flour &c.
  "	Schr. Bee, McKay, Bay de Verte, boards
  "	Boat Sarah, Bourke, Shediac, Boards &c.
  "	Brigt. Ariadne, Cole, Glasgow, mer.

  Cleared:

  May 25 -	Schr. Lucy, Laudrey, Chemogue, bal.
  "	Fame, Gillis, Bay de Verte, bal.
  "	Emerald, McDonald, Pictou, bal.
  May 26 -	Western Packet, Power, Pugwash, bal.
  "	Mary & Charles, Babin, Shediac, bal.
  May 28 -	Woodbine, Robertson, Pictou, bal.
  "	Str. Commerce, Paine, Halifax, General Cargo
  "	Schr. Brothers, Herbert, Pictou, bal.
  May 29 -	Ploughboy, Smith, Pictou, bal.
  "	Wave, Arbuckle, Pictou, merchandize
  "	Breeze, McLeod, Pictou, bal.
  "	Elizabeth, Lamont, do., do.
  May 30 -	Consort, Berwar, Pugwash, bal.
  "	Bee, McKay, Bay de Verte, bal.
  "	Boat Sarah, Bourke, Shediac, bal.
  "	Brigt. Magdeline, Furniss, Liverpool, G. B., deals, timber, &c.

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• The Examiner, June 11, 1866:

  In the Heather Belle from Brule, June 6: Mrs., Miss and Mr. Ralph Peake, from England, Messrs. James Peake, John MacLennan, Forbes, Webster and others.

• The Examiner, July 16, 1866:

  In the Heather Belle from Brule, Thursday night: Rev. Dr. Richey, Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. A. Grant, Mr. Crosskill of Halifax, Mr. John Higgins, Miss Kitchen, Miss Rood, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. McLeod, Mr. Barker, Dr. Jenkins, Mr and Mrs. Stramberg and others.

• The Examiner, April 29,1867:

  Steamer Princess of Wales made its first trip of the season to Pictou.

  The Steamer, Heather Belle, will operate between Pictou and Charlottetown, also first trip.

  In the Heather Belle from Pictou, Nov. 9: Messrs. D. McEachern, Mrs. McEachern, J. R. Moore, R. Smith, F. McKenna, Miss McDonald, Miss Campbell, D. Sutherland, D. McKenzie, H. Haszard, J. Robertson and wife, Miss McIntosh.

  In the Heather Belle from Pictou, Nov. 11: Mr. and Mrs. Douse, Capt. Salmon, Messrs. Montgomery, McDougald, Dicks, McKay, H. Anderson.

• The Examiner, March 23, 1868:

  In the Ice Boat on Saturday last (March 22) Hon. J. C. Pope, who arrived at Halifax on the Steamer Belgian from Liverpool, on March 8.

  In the Ice Boat, on Thursday afternoon last (March 20): Captain Evans from New Brunswick.

• The Examiner, April 13, 1868:

  Passengers on the Ice Boat Saturday last, April 11, 1868: William Welsh, John Douse, Esqrs. and others.

• The Examiner, May 18, 1868:

  The steamer Heather Belle commenced the season between Charlottetown, Murray Harbour, Georgetown, Souris and Pictou.

• The Examiner, April 17, 1871:

  Passengers in the St. L [awrence?] from Pictou, Thursday April 12, 1871: W. G. Fraser, F. P. Curtis, J. Burgess, C. Full, B. Locke, Capt. Mcdonald, J. W. McDonald, S. Keith, E. Corbet, -----Ellistone, J. H. Torrey, P. A. McKenzie, McPherson, George Ramsey, Mrs. Denoon, Mrs. Campbell. A. Cross.

• The Daily Examiner, May 4, 1874:

  Per Steamer Somerset from Boston: Messrs. A. A. Evans, James McLean, Thomas Doyle, F. Fuller,------A. McKenzie, W. G. Cushing, Robert Watson, Kenneth Henderson, James M. Henderson, Albert Sheppard, Misses Sarah Bovyer, Annie S. Carroll and Maggie Toal.

• The Daily Examiner, May 25, 1874:

  Per Steamer Carroll to Boston: Charles Davidson, Teresa McCormack, Ann Doyle, Elizabeth Horn, Miss Chappell, Alice Chappell, J. N. Sobey.

• The Daily Examiner, June 8, 1874:

  Passengers per Steamer Carroll from Boston: Mrs. J. McIntyre, Mrs. Mowen, A. M. Clarke, B. Reynolds, N. Gornes, M. Joseph, M. Ross, E. Ledwell, Maggie Ryan, Mr. Mowen.

  Per Steamer Carroll to Boston: Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Lyons, Margaret McEachern, Mary Ann McDonald, George Campbell, Patrick Trainor, M. M. Stewart, John McPhee, Adam McCormack, Mr. Tucker.

• The Daily Examiner, June 29, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston: Messrs. L. A. Westaway, B. McEwen, John McGeorge, J. Hughes, P. Landrigan, Taylor, Steadman and son, and John Rodd. Mrs. E. A. Drake, Mrs. L. A.Westaway, Misses Kate McRae, Maggie Gillis, Kate Munn, Mary Dunn, L. Parkman, F. McDonald, Sarah McKinnon, Annie Heartz, --------Gillis, ------Hatley, B. Grant, and A. Allen.

  Per Steamer to Boston: Messrs. John Smith, R. McDonald, Chas. McDonald, Rufus McDonald, Colin McPhee, Alex McLean, John Harvey, James Mills, Malcolm McKenzie, John Walsh, John Easton, John Mabin, Misses Jane Raise, Margaret Campbell, Annie Ryan and Jane McCarthy.

• The Daily Examiner, July 13, 1874:

  Per Alhambra from Boston: Messrs. Kenley, J. A. Adams, C. H. Lockerby, Phinney, McDougall, D. Nicholson, Miss V. J. Walker, Mary Halfpenny, Annie Halfpenny, Mrs. Hurley, Miss Silliphant, Mrs. Donald, Miss Henderson, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs Roberts, Miss

  T. A. Campbell, Mrs. Lathan, Louise McQuarrie, Florence McDonald, Hannah Nicholson, Florence McPhee, Ellen McDonald, Miss J. Dunphy, Miss Smith, Miss Mary Callaghan, Mr. T. J. Swallow, Mr. Edd Worcester, Mr. Theodore Worcester.

  Per Steamer Alhambra to Boston: Ellen Gillboy, Catherine McLeod, Mary Ann McCormick,. Miss Harris, John Owen, Andrew Daly, Peter Daly, Jacob H. Jackson and John McGregor.

• The Daily Examiner, July 20, 1874:

  Per Steamer Carroll from Boston: Messrs. F. A. Flint, E. E. Bullock, R. H. McLean, Wm. Kennedy, James McIntosh, C. Gray, Charles Pew(?). Misses Annie Stewart, Annie McKerney, Mary McIntyre, Mary Purcell, Katie Currie, Kate Purcell, Mary Swan, Annie Martin, Annie McKinnon, Kate Mullen, Mary E. Malone, Mary Lyons, Annie Lyons, Clay, Lillie Ryder, Minnie Hoyt, Richardson, Annie Robinson, Flora MacDonald, Catherine McDonald, Flora Bruce, Katie McDonald, Miss McKinnon, Mrs. Wetherin, Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Heard, Mrs. C. Millner, Mrs. C. W. Hall, Mrs. Clarey, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Davidson.

  Per Steamer Carroll to Boston: Miss Gordon, James Beaton, Nancy Beaton, Miss McDonald, Miss Adams, Esau Lee, John Sappley, W. Steadman.

• The Daily Examiner, July 27, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston and Halifax: Capt. Howe and son, Messrs. D. McDonald, G. A. Moar, H. Holland, A. J. McDonald, R(?) L. Grigg, G. Smith, F. J. Evans, W. Thompson, G. Davidson and wife,. E. Caldwell and wife, Mesill (?), G. M. McKinnon, and son, Misses L. McDonald, C. Thorne, Hannah Keefe, Sarah Keefe, Katie McDonald, Mary McDonald, Ann Purcell, Mary Martin, Katie Stewart, K. L. Collins, R. Collins, Christie Nicholson, L. Fitzgerald, Annie Hogan, Lizzie McGee, Doran, Mary H. Graham, Mary Kelly, Maggie McPherson, Kate McPherson, Annie Gillis, Sarah McPhee, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Curren, Mrs. Pleadwell.

  Per Steamer Alhambra to Boston and Halifax: Alfred Winsloe, W. B. King, Mary Neil, George Nicholson, Alexander McIntosh, Elizabeth Isaac, Patrick Isaac, Patrick Murphy, T. Vail. S. G. Buston (or Buxton.)

• The Daily Examiner, August 10, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston and Halifax: John Walsh, John McMahon, J. Bowhitch (?), G. N. Hall, D. A. Bruce, J. Smith, J. H. Griffith, H. H. Horne, F. A. Daniels, ----H. Morgan, Jun., Andrew Lerea (?), Andrew McKinlay, Charles McKinlay, W. Hornsby, Misses Mary McLean, Annie McDonald, Annie McLean, Mary Leary, Miss Elizabeth McPhee, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mr. Campbell and wife.

  Per Steamer Alhambra to Boston: Mrs. W. Steadman, Mrs. French, Mrs. Holmes, Eve Holmes, Mary McDonald, Rose McInnis, Miss Fraser, H. L Hart, Mrs. H. L Hart, Mrs. Forbes, Miss Robinson, Neil McEwen, John Jedry, Ellen Handlin, Margaret Ann Handlin, John Murray

   

• The Daily Examiner, August 31, 1874:

  Per Steamer Carroll from Boston and Halifax; Capt. Nickerson, Mrs. Nickerson, Messrs. L. Byelord, E. A. Burchill, Benjamin Palmer, Henry Coffin, John Stowell (?)

  John McDonald,, M. McKenzie, J. Fogarty, D. McLean, Francis Fern, Mr. Doyle, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Doherty, Mrs. Chubbuck, Misses Mary Wilson, C. Taylor, M. McDonald, Flora McDonald, L. P. Warren, Mary Carron, Mary Hanley, Mrs. McDonald, Miss Chappel.

  To Boston on the Carroll: Miss Katie Purcell, Mrs. Hanna, Miss G. P. Simmons, Minnie Simmons, James Campbell, Mrs. James Campbell, Ben Wadman, Katie L. Collins, Mrs. Collins, Mary Reily, A. Creed, W. Pease, Mrs. G. L. Griffith, J. Griffith, Mary Malone, Elisabeth Whelan, Joseph McCormack, Mary A. McAffee (or McAttee), Flora Kennedy, Mrs. Cameron, Mary Russell, Mary A. Docken, Mrs. Joseph Beers, Mrs. Nellie Beers, Sarah A. Campbell, Kate McEachern, Abel Eden, John Clarkin, Miss Clay, Henry Clay, Susanna Wood, Maggie Thorne, Mary Thorne and Mrs. McElroy.

• The Daily Examiner, September 7, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston and Halifax, Sept.2: Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mary McDonald, Effie McLean, Honora Ladney, Marion McLeod, Maggie Halloran; Messrs. J. E. Morrow, Charles Vanederstine, -------Richardson, D. Trainor, J. McNeill, Robert Barber, Peter Power, J. Smith, Mrs. Egan and son, Charles Woolnough.

  Per Steamer Alhambra to Boston and Halifax: Mrs. Kathrens, Miss Flora McLean, Mary Bishop, A. J. Phelan, Miss Phelan, Sarah Phelan, Miss Murphy, Kate Lewings, Mrs. W. H. Corvan, Mrs. Fisher, Miss Catherine Mathewson, Miss Nicholson, Miss McKinnon, Miss Cochran, Miss McLeod., Miss Pleadwell, Mary Flinn, E. Enman, Mattie Worth, Miss McDonald, Mary Campbell, Rose and Annie Laplin, William McNeill, Esq. MPP.

• The Daily Examiner, September 21, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston and Halifax, Sept. 15: Bishop McIntyre, Miss Annie Finlayson, Mrs. C. Lavant, Miss Clara M. Warren, Miss Mary McNeil, Rebecca McDonald, Grates (?) Patterson, Jenny Jordan, Miss Mary Copsey, Messrs. John Connolly, Douglas Connolly, B. Connolly, O. J. Polman, E. A. Howitt, J. J. Denny and family, Stephen Tobin, E. J. Braddock, H. A. Orlebar, John Cavin, P. Walker and wife, Mr. McNeill.

  Per steamer Alhambra to Halifax and Boston: Edward Gardner, Miss Gardner, Judson, McDonald, Mary Morrison, Annie Nicholson, Miss Currie, Miss Martin, Mr. McInnis. 

• The Daily Examiner, September 28, 1874:

  Per Steamer Carroll from Boston and Halifax: Messrs. Charles Stanley, William Carpenter, E. McMullen; Mrs. Carpenter, Misses Ellen Ford, Julia McClure, Margaret Cummings, Mrs. Morrison, Mary Murchison.

  Per Steamer Carroll to Boston and Halifax: Lizzie Chapman, Rebecca Stewart, Miss McDonald, Catherine Murchison, Elizabeth McDonald, Mary Flukes, Margaret Flukes, Mary Haberdon, George Gideon, Miss McKeown, John Halloran, Mary Graham, Miss McDonald, Mary Doran, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Burns, Sarah Burns, J. W. Scammel, Mrs. Ryder, Annie Purcel, Miss McPhee, Catherine Stapleton, Mary J. Hurry, Miss Martin, Mrs. Heard, Robert Wade, L. C. Mayo, W. C. Mayo, Henry LePage.

  Per S. S. Prince Edward from Liverpool: Rev. Geo. Webber, Miss McGregor, Mr. Jeffrey McColl, George McKenzie.

• The Daily Examiner, October 19, 1874:

  Per Steamer Alhambra from Boston and Halifax: Chester Lings, D. S. V. Pleasant, Murdock McDonald and wife, Charles McCarty, L. Moore, Thomas Hennessey, J. McDonald, P. McPhee and wife, N. Campbell and John Kennedy; Misses Flora Campbell, Maggie McInnis, Kate Chisholm, Mary Christian, Mary Johnston, Annie Murchison, Mary Barnes, Mr. Brennan and wife.

  Per Steamer Alhambra to Boston and Halifax: Mr and Misses Davies, Catherine Bulger, Eileen McDonald, Mary McIsaac, Elizabeth Nelson, A. McFarlane, Miss McCormack, Flora McCall, Ann McTavish, Lizzie Henderson, Flora McLean, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Dick, Miss McKay, Catherine Morrison, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. McKinnon.

• The Daily Examiner, November 23, 1874:

  Per Steamer Carroll from Boston and Halifax: Messrs. J. Baker, W. B. McDougall, P. C. Campbell, Stephen McDonald, Campbell, J. O�Hearley, James Croak, John Gilvery, Edward Welsh, K. Chisholm, R. Carron, F. Deagle, P. S. Woodside, James Greenway (?), P. J. Gannon, John McDonald, Mrs. Sarah Morley, Miss Christie Steele, Mrs. McPherson, Miss Lizzie Ryan, Mrs. McDonald.

  Per Steamer Carroll to Boston: Ellen Forrest, Mary Flynn, Catherine Livingstone, Miss chapel, Charles Boyd, Mrs. Cody.