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Halifax, Nova Scotia Ship arrivals and departures
1851-1872
per the NOVASCOTIAN, ACADIAN RECORDER and
EVENING REPORTER,
of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (newspapers)
The date given is that of the paper and not necessarily the date of arrival or departure.
The ship name is in bold letters
These lists were transcribed from microfilm and contributed to ISTG by William Thomas Hill
NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Jan.05, 1852 R.M.S. Canada Liverpool, G.B. to Halifax Messrs Kelly, Lewis, and L'Estrange and 31 for Boston 1852
NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Jan.12, 1852 R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F.- Halifax Mr. Krollman, Lady and child, Messrs Hooper, Hill, Hart, Vail, B.W. Salter, Martin, McKenzie, J. Walsh, J. T. Odgen, Jos. Kelly, T. Archibald,Esq., and 11 in the Fore Cabin NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Feb.09, 1852 R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F.- Halifax Mr. Furlong, Capt. Gosbee and son, Capt. Fraser, Mr. Croucher, Capt. Cameron, Mr. McDonald, Messrs W. McGill, Brealy, Capt. McGregor, Mr. R. Keefe, Mr. McDershey, and 4 in the Steerage Liverpool Packet Liverpool-Halifax S. P. Freeman, M.P.P. NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Feb.16, 1852 Mail Brig. Chebucto Bermuda - Halifax Capt. White, R.E. and Capt. Burton, 97th Reg't. NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Mar.01,1852 Plate 67,column 4 R.M.S. Europa Boston- Halifax Messrs T.B. Livingston, R. J. Hart, C. Smith, J. M. Tobin, J. Mitchell, A. M. Gilmore, T. D. Archibald and 16 for Liverpool Halifax - Liverpool Messrs John Duffus, A. R. Mains, S. Strong, Goodenough, Young, Ritchie, Ross, E. Billing jun'r, D. Cronan, B. McGee, John Laurie, Smillie, Beard and Watson R.M.S. Cambria Liverpool - Halifax Capt. Corbett, Ensign Whitehead, R. H. Ball - 28 for Boston Halifax - Boston Mr. John Davis and Lady, Mr. Walsh and Lady, Messrs Surette, John McCulloch, Jas. Clarke, R. Donohoe, Gisborne, Metzler and Hinton NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Mar.08, 1852 Plate 75,column 5 R.M.S. Cambria Boston- Halifax Messrs McPhee, H. Gisborne, J. Longard, J. E. Barnaby, W. E. Sargeant, Jno. McCulloch, Hunter, A. Sleigh and Lady, nurse and 3 children R.M.S. Ospray St.John's, N.F.-Halifax Mr. Wilson and Lady, Messrs Tobin, McDonald and Loyeys NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Mar.22, 1852 R.M.S. Niagara Liverpool - Halifax Mrs. Duggan, Mr. O'Dwyer and Lady, Messrs Wright, McKinlay, Fuller, Job, McLean, Hill, Gaden, Walsh, Moffatt, Inches and Nicholson R.M.S. America Boston - Halifax Messrs J. Tobin, J. Cochran, R. Donohoe, G. Long, S. Kelly and Moss NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Apr.05, 1852 Plate 107,column 5 R.M.S. Niagara Boston-Halifax P. Walsh and Lady, J. Walsh and Lady, Messrs G. Archibald, R. W. Fraser, J. Furlong, J. A. Dawson, E. Voy, P. Ryan and B. Smith R.M.S. Ospray St.John's, N.F.-Halifax F. N. Osborne,Esq., Mr. Darby ( late of schr 'Harriet'), Capt. Mason and crew (14 in number, late of schr 'Juliet Eliza') and 2 of the crew of late schr 'Harriet' NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Apr.19, 1852 Plate 123,column 5 R.M.S. America Liverpool-Halifax Mr. Murdock and Lady, Miss Bland, Miss Nordbeck, Capt. Morgan, Depty Assist. Comm. Gen'l Bland, Lieut. Tyler, R.A., Lieut. Rice 72nd Highlanders, Messrs W. Kial, E. Billing jun'r., Daniel Cronan, Grassie, Robson, Stubb, Duncan, Grieve, Wm. Lord, and John Thompson R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Mr. L. Agissir and Lady, Mr. Walden and Lady, Miss Starr, Miss Peirson, Messrs D. Clark, Black and friend, J. Parry, Williams, E. M. Stewart, Harper, Sanborn, Gisborne, Metzler, R. McLea and McKay NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax May 03, 1852 Plate 139,column 5 R.M.S. America Boston - Halifax Two Misses Ballum, Mr. R. K. Harris and Lady, Dr. Wood, Lady, 2 children and servant, Messrs F. Drummons, J. Fox, H. Lawson, Hon. Edw'd Kenny and son, Messrs E. L. Clark, T. A. Brown, S. G. Harris, H. A. Fraser, J. M. Coleman, T. Kirns, J. Seeton, J. C. Gibbs, John Brodie - 43 for Liverpool R.M.S. Niagara Liverpool - Halifax Major Robinson, Lady, two children and 2 maid servants, Mr. Jones and Lady, Mr. Forbes and Lady, Lieut. Pelly and servant, Capt. George MacKenzie, Messrs Duffus, Jos. Morrow, John McLaughlan, Miller, D. R. Harris, Young, W. B. Flewillihy, B. McGee, C. R. Jones, Gray, Clementon, and B. Booth R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda - Halifax Rev'd Dr. Gilpin, Master Gilpin, Miss Wright, Lieut. Clarke R.E., and Mr. Glegg R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F. - Halifax Miss Neal, Capt. Collins and Mr. Grace NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax May 17, 1852 Plate 155,column 5 R.M.S. Niagara Boston - Halifax Rev. Mr. Inglis and Lady, 2 Misses Inglis, Miss White, Messrs Cuningham, Fraser, W. D. Cutlip, S. A. White, D. Starr, F. R. Starr, F. H. Booth, J. C. Inglis, Elliott, Wilgris, A. Nathan, J. Allen, F. D. Gill and son, W. Stevenson and F. W. Catuner R.M.S. Canada Liverpool - Halifax Messrs W. H. Ridley, Chearnley, Johnston, Peake, Ritchie, Goodridge, Jas. DesBrisay, G. C. Davebar, Geo. King, Larmour, Chambers, Jas. Smellie and F. Brecken R.M.S. Ospray Bermuda- Halifax Hon. Mr. Hay, Mr. Kynaston R.N., Mr. Jeans R.N. R.M.S. Levantine St. John's, N.F. - Halifax Rev. Mr. Dunn, Messrs Priestly and Miller NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax, May 24, 1852 Plate 163,column 4 Arrivals at the Caledonia Hotel during the week:- [ Listed under 'Passengers' ] Capt. C. Pinkney, Mr. James Mathewson, J. D. Gillis Esq., T. Fraser, A. McInnes, A. McGilvery, Chas. J. Campbell Esq., James Ives, R. McKenzie, W. Gordon Esq., John Yorston Esq., Charles T. Irving, R. Logan, C. M. Blackwood, James Bishop, D. McDonald Esq., and Capt. W. Walsh NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax May 31, 1852 Plate 73,column 4 R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Hon. Wm. Young and Lady, Miss Stairs, Mr. Stairs, two Misses Stairs, two Masters Lawrence, Lieut. W. Bell, Mrs. Albro, Mrs. Anderson, Dr. Bell and Lady, infant and 2 servants, Messrs R. Colville, Lyle, S. Peters, H. Peters, G. Blakoff, J. Wallace, Miss Neimyer - 64 for England R.M.S. Cambria Liverpool - Halifax Hon. S. Cunard, Geo. R. Young, Capt. Clarke, Mr. Jenkins and Lady, A. M. Ross, H. Mignowitz, Asst. Com. Gen. Low, Mr. Fontani, Lady and child, Messrs Dunn, Reid and Ritchie - 40 for Boston Arrivals at the Caledonia Hotel since 23rd inst.:- Bazel Bell, T. McLellan, H. McPhee, John. P. Christie, T. McLellan sen'r., John McLean, James Anderson, L. McDougall, Thomas Caldwell, John F. McDonald, John Henderson, Samuel Taylor, John T. Ives, William Ives Esqrs., and Capt. Lewis Pkt. Brig. Halifax Boston - Halifax Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. C. Burns, Master Burns, Jno. Fernandez, Mr. Furrer and M. Hays R.M.S. Ospray Sydney, C.B. - Halifax Thomas Caldwell, Archbold, McLean, Anderson, Esqrs., Mr. _______ and family. NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax June 07, 1852 Plate 179,column 4 Passengers arrived at the Caledonia Hotel, since 26th ult.:- Donald Morrison, George McKay Esqrs., Capt. John Currie, Charles Pearson Esq., and Lady, Colin McLennan, William Keynick, Jas. Fraser, William Fraser, Alex. Douglas, Wm. Chisholm, Alexr. McInnes, and Hugh R. McKenzie, Esq. NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax June 14, 1852 Plate 187,column 5 R.M.S. Cambria Boston - Halifax Mrs. Hichborne, Messrs Glover, Prior, J. M. Ferris, J. Rigney, R. Frances, J. Kitching, J. B. Bland and H. Marshall Brig. Boston Boston - Halifax Misses Ann Coutey and Jamieson, Messrs J. Coleman, A. Keating, E. Hickling and John Bell, and 8 in the Steerage R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda - Hfx. Mr. Hill and Lady, and G. W. Gesner R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F. -Halifax Mrs. Garrett and servant, Miss Williamson and servant, Mrs. Brewster and child, Rev'd J. Snowball, Lady and 3 children, Lieut. McDougall, Dr. Spencer, Messrs Garrett and servant, Jarvies, McGill, T. Thomas, A. Thomas, H. Lyle, W. H. Catmur, French, and 81 men rank and file of Royal Artillery with _6 women and children [ print blurred ] R.M.S. America Liverpool-Halifax Mrs. Connors, 4 children and servant, Mrs. Forman, 3 children and nurse, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Voar, Misses Hincks, Elrington, Carswell, Capts. Ingram and Du Vert, Lieut. Walker R.E. and Lady, Ensign Quill, Lieut. Wolfe R.N., Rev'd Dr. Crawley, Hon F. Hincks, Hon. Mr. Chandler, Messrs Carswell and Lady, two Masters Carswell, C. D. Archibald, A. Martin, H. Boggs, R. E. Coles, Rankin, James Cleland, and 2 gunners and drivers of Royal Artillery, and 53 for Boston Halifax - Boston Messrs E. G. Fuller and Family, Lowry, Collins, John Esson, Wm. Annand, Somner, Russell, Stairs and Family, Connor, Peters, Hall and Gill NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax June 28, 1852 Plate 230,column 4 R.M.S. America Boston - Halifax Mrs. Smith, Mrs. S. A. Arnold, Mrs. Sweet and two children, Mrs. I. C. Wilder and child, Mr. H. C. Leary and Lady, Mr. S. R. Williams and lady, Mr. W. Gesner and Lady, Mr. E. S. Rand and Lady, Messrs John Sharp, A. Jones, R. McKenzie and friend, J. J. Harris, Charles Hill, J. Ottey - 62 for England Packet Brig. Boston Boston - Halifax B. Romaine, Mrs. J. J. Gray, Patrick Connell, J. Trider, Mrs. M. Trider, Miss Ennice Whippen, John T. Wylde, Geo. Kerre, Jas. Fitzgerald, Jas. Dickson, Mrs. M. Cesland, Miss E. Marvin, Mrs. Jane Turnbull, Mrs. Keating, Wm. Sutherland, John Power, Jas. Power, H. Savorri, T. A. Reynolds, and E. G. W. Greenwood R.M.S. Niagara Liverpool - Hfx. Mr. Meynell, Lady and infant, Parks, Thompson, D. Dill, Rev. R. Forsaith, Mr. McCulloch, and A. R. Harene NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax July 12, 1852 Plate 219,column 5 S.S. Albatross For Charlottetown Messrs John A. McLean, John McDonnnell, John O'Brien, Maurice Swabey, William Hazen, William Redmond, Thomas Sordy, and Miss Delany For Quebec Messrs Lindsay R.N., William Dugid and Arthur Tomlinson R.M.S. Cherokee St. John's, N.F. - Halifax From Sydney - Halifax Judge DesBarres, Lady and daughter, W. Grieve Esq., Lady, Master and Miss Grieve, Messrs T. C. Kinnear, A. Richardson sen'r. Donnelly, J. Kearney, McDurnie, Rogerson, McLean, and Master Dunne - Mrs. Archbold and child, Rev. Mr. Inglis and Lady, Judge Dodd and servant R.M.S. Ospray Bermuda - Halifax Miss Godfrey, two Misses Wainright, two Masters Wainright, D. McColl and S. S. J. Frith, Esqrs. Mail Brig. Arrow St. John's, N.F. - Halifax Messrs Stabbs, McLean, Prose, Campbell and Capt. Davidson Steamer Albatross New York - Hfx. For Pictou - For Charlottetown Mr. James Tobin, Thos. E. Murphy, Samuel H. Sellon, Rev. Mr. Forrester, and 2 in the Steerage Major Norton, U. S. Consul, Lady and daughter Capt. Sleigh, Lady, 3 children, 2 servants Steamer Canada Liverpool - Hfx. Lieut. Col. Fraser and Lady, Mr. Wilson and Lady, Mr. and Miss [ sic ]Taurance and two children, Mr. J. Henderson and 74 for Boston NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax July 19, 1852 Plate 227, Column 3 Brigt. Sebim for Australia The good brigt. Sebim got under weigh yesterday afternoon and proceeded to sea. Her destination is Port Philip. Her passengers were loudly cheered from the wharves - a salute was fired of course from Caldwell's - which elicited hearty responses from the Sebim's decks. Heaven grant them a prosperous voyage. Subjoined is a list of them:- J. C. Doane ( Master ) wife and child of Barrington, A. Doane, wife and child of Barrington, N. Crowell ( Mate ) ditto, D. Sargent ditto, J. Doane and wife ditto, Arnold Doane ditto, D. McDonald ditto, W. R. Sargent ditto, D. R. Gabriel of Halifax, J. F. Gabriel ditto, Geo. Cross ditto, Thos. McQueen ditto, Wm. Thompson ditto, Henry Dodson ditto, C. McQueen ditto, P. Coffin ditto, E. E. D. Dickson, J. Rathburn ditto, S. Jenkins and wife of Dartmouth, Wm. Ley, wife and 4 children ditto, Miss Jenkins ditto, Jas. Beattie ditto, J. A. Shears ditto, P. Bellamy, W. Bellamy ditto, J. E. Berley of Liverpool, R. Rent of Amherst, G. R. Lynch of Shubenacadie, G. S. Whitford of Chester, E. Ford of Liverpool, Wm. Evans of Windsor, B. McNutt of Cumberland [ Co. ], R. B. Shipley of Stewiacke - 44 in all NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax July 26, 1852 Plate 235, column 5 R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda - Halifax Rev. Mr. Muir, Mr. R. Marshall and 3 in the Steerage R.M.S. America Liverpool - Hfx. Mr. Cogswell, Lady, infant and servant and Mr. Chas. Stewart Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Miss Hooper, Miss Cannon, T. Sutherland, S. T. Williams, Miss Williams, Miss E. Williams, Miss C. Williams, Miss Victoria Williams, R. Seemer, G. B. Kenny, Gray, McLean, Mrs. Fults, and T. Sterage R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Halifax - Liverpool Mrs. Newton, Miss C. G. Newton, Mr. Newman and friend, J. Penyle, E. A. Newton, C. Guillion and son, J. J. Grieve, T. C. Kinnear, R. S. Tylear, Kahn, Hoyt and Lady, S. R. Hutchinson, E. M. Bigelow, Mrs. Goodwin, O. Chate, John Young Col. Willis R.A., Lady and two daughters, Joseph Smith, Lady and two children, Messrs Thompson, McColl, Douall, Mr. McGillis and Lady, Messrs Ashley, S. DeBlois, W. Twining, Saml. Stickney, A. Murphy, W. Wiswell, Watson, Capt. C. Boyle, and Asst. Com. Gen. Shepherd NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Aug.02, 1852 Plate 243, column 5 R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F. -Halifax Rev. Mr. Dunne, family and servant, Mrs. Barry, Messrs Saunders, Myers, Barnes, 8 soldiers and 10 children Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Mrs. Baker, Miss E. J. Hartney, Sam. W. Smith, Eliza Smith, Mrs. Connor and child, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Jno. Chamber, Mrs. Campbell, R. McKenzie, T. Ryan, S. Furlong, W. Roberts, Mary Murphy, Mrs. Hartison, Miss E. Cleaveland, Mary Manning, M. S. Smith, J. W. Lowden and Lady, Mrs. Welser, Miss McLean, Miss McInness, Martlin Anderson, Mr. Williams, Isabel and Robt. Williams, Rebecca A. bates, Capt. Cronan and Lady, Miss Ellen Murphy, Mr. A. McGainow and Miss M. A. Smith Steamer Albatross Quebec - Halifax For New York:- Two Misses Stewart, Mrs. Peters, Judge Gardiner and son, Messrs Williamson, Peters, S. Peters, Campbell, McLean, J. Anderson, T. Marshall, McDonald, D. A. Barry and 5 in the Steerage Misses McIntosh and Richardson, Rev. Mr. Bennett, Messrs Green and Richardson Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston July 27th Mrs. Ward and child, Messrs Hastings, Saunders, J. B. Barnes, S. R. Freeman, J. Holmes, John E. Cummins, S. Cobb, A. Hyde, and 33 in the Steerage NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax, Aug.09, 1852 Plate 251, column 5 R. M. S. Niagara Liverpool - Hfx Rev. Dr. Ritchie, Rev. Jos. Chaulpett, Ensign Hobson, Capt. Parkie, Mr. Mullock and Lady, Messrs Gray, Wood, Kneeshaw, Campbell, J. W. Washington, Sutherland, Beatty and servant Steamship Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Cabin - Rev. Mr. Bullock, Dr. Creamer, Miss M. Leavis, Miss Feirin, John Guenter, Mrs. Guenter and child, E. Yendley, Miss Mary Yendley, J. J. Jones, two Master and Miss Jones, Messrs C. M. Johnston, M. McDonell, Geo. W. Clarke, C. H. Hamilton, John P. Kohl, E. Marshall, Patrick Ring, Wm. Foster, J. B. Grassie, Thomas Wesley, Z. Hall, and 10 in the Steerage R. M. S. America Boston - Halifax Rev. Mr. Ming (?), Messrs J. P. Thomas, D. Henderson, S. Briggs, Donnelly, Butler, and 52 for England Steamer Albatross Halifax - New York Cabin:- Mrs. Ronsell, Miss Biery, Messrs Murphy and daughter, W. F. Catmur, Gallagher, William Blight, Archibald Campbell - Steerage - Mrs. P. Riley, Miss Sarah Roanen, Messrs John Duncan, Joseph Smith and Jas. Madden NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Aug.16, 1852 Plate 269, column 5 Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Mr. John Wills, Lady and child, Mr. J. Anesley, Lady and 2 children, Mr. Palmer, Mr. A. Richardson, Miss McLaughlin, Miss Fisher, Miss Fawning, Mr. Clarck, Miss Crowell, Miss Richardson, Miss Greenwood, Mrs. Downs, Messrs W. H. True, Gills, W. A. Perot, J. C. Parsons, Thomas Morris, Jno. Croff, Downs, Jas. McLaughlan, Gridley, Austin, Saunders, A. H. Hyde, Cash, and 30 in the Steerage R.M.S. America Halifax - Liverpool Messrs Miller, Strong, Coleman, Wilson, Armstrong, Gorelmin (?), Mackintosh, Card, and Hazard R.M.S. Merlin Halifax. - Sydney,C.B. To St. John's,N.F.- Mssrs Archibald, Anderson and Richard Mrs. Grieve, Mrs. Harvey, Mr. Mulloch and Lady, Messrs Hudson, Richardson, Clampert, Stewart, R. Mire (?) and Donnelly Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston Mr. Smith, A. Stewart, H. G. McLearn, J. C. Allison, Augustus Allison, P. Pitym (?), Mrs. Malcolm, Capt. Livingston, Mr. Bayfield, J. B. Ghost (?), G. F. Archibald, Messrs Webster, Cash, F. H. Odinlan (?), Rev. A. Hichborne, Henry Cunard, H. W. True, and 19 in the Steerage Steamer Albatross For Quebec:- For Miramachi:- For Charlottetown P. E. Island Mrs. Bolman (?), Miss Randolf, Judge Marshall and Lady Miss McLearn, Mrs. McLeer, Mr. J. Young. Mrs. Hatchbrecken (?), Mrs. Whelan, Mrs. Phelan, Miss McVeau (?), Miss Roue, Miss McKinnon, Miss Webb, Miss Longworth, Mr. J. Farqharson, Mr. Whelan, Mr. R. Lawson, Mr. C. W. Cotterel, Mr. J. W. Metzler, Mr. J. C. West, Mr. W. M. Harrington, Mr. J. McDonnell. In Steerage for Charlottetown - Mr. E. Hayden, Miss Shephard, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. McGrath, wife and four children Steamer Albatross New York-Hfx. Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes, Very Revd. T. S. Starrs, Rev. Dr. Kip, Sister Mary Angela, Sister Mary Hickey, Miss Campbell, Mrs. and Master Topping, Messrs H. J. Ruggles and Lady, Lawrence Kip, A. Top, H. R. LeRoy and C. T. Lorvery NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Aug.23, 1852 Plate 277, column 5 R.M.S. Canada Liverpool - Hfx Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Clequot (?), Messrs C. Phillips, Muna, LeMesurier, Kirdy, R. Hunt, Harris and 121 for Boston R.M.S. Merlin St. John's,N.F. -Halifax Mrs. Hoyle and child, Rev. Mr. Brien and son, Rev. Mr. Tyell, Messrs Tylee and Rennie (?) Packet Steamship Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax J. P. Taylor, C. T. Gay, D. Galliher, J. E. Wilder, Margaret Wilson, R. Nugent and Lady, Jno. North, J. C. Allison and son, R. Bolever, Jas. Browse, N. Stabb, D. Patterson, Miss Cooper, Miss Kelly, Mr. Lynch, Jas. Lowry, D. Gault, Mr. Stephens and family of 5, Mr. Wm. Leason, Drake, Thos. Drake, Jas. Dorey, J. Murphy, Mr. Mott, Mr. Hondly, and 17 in the foreward cabin R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda - Hfx. W. Saltus, Esq., and Lady, Mr. Hartshorne, Mr. Mainder R.N. and Capt. Conrad Rev. Schr. Daring Sable Island -Hfx Hon. H. Bell, and W. Murdock, Esq. R.M.S. Niagara Boston - Halifax Boston-Liverpool Hfx - Liverpool Dr. Parsons, Mr. Edwin Parsons, William Donaldson, Thomas B. Merrick and son and Mr. David Hale Sir Wm. Pym, Hon. Mr. Petre, C. T. Alleyne, Rev. Mr. Trumbull and Lady and 22 others Capt. Inglis, Mrs. Inglis and family, Mr. Robert Reed and Lady, Mr. Thompson, Maunder, and 15 non-commissioned men, women and children of Royal Nfld Reg't. NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Aug.30, 1852 Plate 285, column 4 Albatross [ no places given ] H. Smith, R. Lawson, Miss Nelson, Jno. Hensley, Thos. Crisp, Rev. Bishop Knox, Mr. Welsh, Robt. Barker, Jas. Richardson, Miss McCulloir (?), Mr. Williamson, Mr. Trenaman and Lady, G. T. Hazard, D. Anderson and son, Mrs. Wallace, H. R. Leroy, D. Rutherford, Mr. Hallowell, J. Carruthers, and 6 in the fore cabin Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Wm. Broderick, Geo. Morris, Mrs. Laughlan, B. O'Neil, Jno. McPherson, Jas. Cochlan, Mr. and Mrs. Burk, Mrs. H. Young, Benj. Gover, S. J. Dolan, Chas. Kane, J. G. Rudolf, Mr. D. McDonald, wife and child, Thos. Sheenin, Jno. Hamilton, C. Phelan, Alex. Stewart, Jno. Elliott, Geo. Hall, Margaret Fitzpatrick, A. Francia, Mrs. Ives and son, Robt. Hutchinson, Elizabeth Ball, Wm. Saunders, Mrs. Crockett, Wm. McLeod, E. A. Boardman, Jno. W. Ariz, C. Shavedar, Miss Fraser, J. E. Cummins, jnr. Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston Mr. Kelly and Lady, Mr. Cross, Mr. Smith, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Churchill and Lady, Mr. Gay and Lady, Messrs Kennedy, Burns, Corning, Gilford, A. T. C. Shordier, Rev. A. McLeod, Messrs Malcolm, John Stairs, Clark, Francis Elliot, Adam, John H. Eustace, Stephen Dolan, Right Rev. Dr. Hughes, Rev. Mr. Starr, Messrs J. B. Fenerty, Cottrell, Ainsley and Lady, Mr. Burnett, Marstand, Armitage, Geo. Hoar and Lady, Miss Hoar, Capt. Gerrin, Mr. A. Fulton and Lady, Miss Smith, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Moser, Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Laurillard, Miss Forsyth, Mrs. Misner and child, Mrs. Simpson and child, Mrs. McCulloch, Mrs. Rodin, Miss Crow, Miss Mahar, Miss Thorne, Miss Laughlin, Mrs. McAdam, 3 children and servant, Mr. Guensin and Lady, Sister Angelo Hughes, Sister Mary Hickey, Sister Vincent, Mr. D. Pattinton, two Mr. McCulloch's and 14 in the cabin NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Sept.06, 1852 Plate 293, column 5 R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Mr. Edwin Barss and Lady, Thomas Simpson and Lady, Mrs. Peyton, Messrs Eugene LeGal, Hoffman S. Cochran, W. S. Newman, T. Peyton, Barron junr., Mr. Barron and Lady R.M.S. Merlin St. John's, N.F. - Halifax From Sydney:- Rev. Mr. Brewster, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Stewart, Randich, Mr. Combar, A. Richards Mrs. Brown, Dr. Parsons and Mr. Parsons Steamer Albatross From Halifax-New York Cabin - Mrs. Isles, Mrs. J. Coleman and 3 children, Miss E. Mills, Miss Morrisey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and child, P. Morrsey, R. G. W. Greenwood and family, Messrs J. Longard, T. W. McKie and 15 in Steerage Plate 297, column 3 Wm. Frothingham A New Clipper Ship, 1600 tons burthen, Capt. Richard Brown, will sail from New York for Port Philip and Sydney. This ship has superior accommodation for both 1st and 2nd class passengers, and large state rooms for families, a skillful surgeon will accompany the ship for the benefit of the passengers.. Alphonse Hawkes, New York; Alex Howes, Canada West; Thomas E. Dark, S. Gladman, H. Hewes, Edw. Warring, London, C.W.; Jos R. Noblet, Wm. Newcomb, Providence, R.I.; Wm. H. berry, Australia; Aug. L. Bartles, Naparee, C.W.; Alexr Killer, Pictou, N.S.; Wm. Jenkins, Pittsburg; Wm. H. Smith, Philadelphia; Chas. Empery, Erwosttown, C.W.; Andw. M. Cederblow, Jas. Eastern, New York; Thos. Harding, Ireland; Purren Holtz, F. A. Goodall, London; John B. Wood, Kentucky; Terrance Connerlay, N.Y.; John Steele, Dundass, C.W.; Chas. Clark, Boston; John Campbell, Canada; Alfred Wray, and John Guy, London; Geo. Crawford, Guelph, C.W.; B. S. Booth, Batch, C.W.; Wm. Rennie, George, Eng.; Wm. Mumford, N.Y.; Alfred Tidy, Ancaster,C.W.; Wm. Stewart, Toronto; C. B. Green, Toronto; John Troyer, Dundass, C.W.; David Miles, Dundee, Scotland; Alfred Elliot, Indian Grant River, C.W.; Albert Heyer, Williamsburg; John T. Pearce, N.Y.; John Leeson, N.Y.; James Smith, Henry L. Steel, Chas. Frederick, John Leaske, Albany; John Glover, James Lyen, A. O. Eisher, J. H. Perry and family of 5 adults, N.Y.; T. H. Hutchinson, Lewis Luke, H. Manslow, Ireland; Jas. Ferguson, N.Y.; Thomas Webster, Canada; M. M. B. Bozer, Canada; Wm. A. Thompson, Toronto; E. Easterbrook, Michigan; John Ferguson, N.Y.; Jas. Cooper, Coon Nicholas Simons, Canada; Chas. Todd, Brooklyn; George Sexton, Hartford; James Naddy, St. Louis; J. H. Palmer, Canada; Alex Crane, Canada; John Roberts, N.Y.; Thos. Hale, N.Y.; A. Keifer, Canada; John Brass, Canada; John Marks, N.Y.; O.M.R. Roberts, London; Chas. Clayton, Sheffield; Wm. Campbell, Woodstock, C.W.; Wm. Dennee, Jno. Dnnee, Bath, C.W.; Arch T. Bruce, Kingston, C.W.; Edw. Price, Toronto; Wm. Emmons, Canada; Jno. Rowe, Lawrence Towney, J. H. Calligham, Wm. Wood, John Camdross, N.Y. [ transcribed from poor copy of microfilm ] NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Sept.13, 1852 Plate 299, column 5 Pictou County, EASTERN CHRONICLE Plate 300, column 1- NOVASCOTIAN, Sept.13 -Sept.27,1852,P17,c1- Hfx- The Barque Aurora, Kitchen, master, arrived in this port on Thursday last 2 days from Pictou. During the afternoon she hauled in to M. G. Black's Wharf, and has since been visited by a great many of our citizens. She has touched in here to receive passengers, a few births being yet disengaged. Aurora is a fine looking vessel of between 300 and 400 tons; she will leave for her distant destination early next week. The Aurora sailed from this port on Sunday morning. She calls at Halifax to take in passengers and to complete her furnishings and stores.. Following is a list of passengers, not complete, however, as a number are to go on board at Halifax, some of whose names we are unable at present to obtain. Mr. Kitchen has put on board a supply of pigs, sheep, poultry etc for the use of the passengers, besides an ample supply of provisions of all kinds. [Picked up from Halifax ??] - DEPARTURE of AURORA The departure to the land of good, per this ship, are from Pictou, P.E. Island, and a sprinkling from this city ( see list ) From Pictou Co.-James McKay, John Fraser, James McG. Fraser, Donald McLeod, A. R. Noble, George Cambrage[ Cambridge ], Alex McKay, wife and child, Angus Campbell, wife and child, Walter S. Fraser, John McLeod, Samuel Gammel [ Gamble ], J. C. Creelman, Walter Murphy, A. H. Wills, [Mills], Charles Gordon, Malcom Fraser, Walter McDonald, Alex McDouglas [Douglas ], Malcolm McLeod, John Cambrage [Cambridge], George Campbell, Wm. C. Green, John Hazard, George McLeod, Wm. Davison, Wm. Murry, Alex McLeod, W. Campbell, A. McKay, Lauchlan McLean and 2 sons, Wm. Cantly [ Cambly], Mrs. Gruber, Amelia, Sarah, Ann, Rosina, Henry and Edward Gruber, G. Mickle and wife, Mrs. Brew and 2 children, Mrs. Peterson [Patterson], sister and 2 children, Alex Morrison, Robert McDonald, wife and 5 children, George Purves [Powers], Daniel [David] McQuarrie, Simon Fraser, James Smith, John W. Kitchen, James McKay and James Brenton. First Cabin - James W. Ray, Michael Upham, James Hunter, David Porter, Gibson Mills, Daniel Creamer, John Clark, Robert Kennedy, James Sheels, Peter Stevens, Charles D. Blair, John McKay, wife and two children, John J. Fraser, George F. Scoullar, Dr. McDonald. Second cabin - George Powers, Jane and Margaret Pembrook, Jane Pembrook, Thomas Pembrook [ some names are different in each papers list ] NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Sept.20, 1852 Plate 30_, column 5 Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Mrs. T. Bolton, Miss Forsyth, Mrs. McKay, Jno. Lighrow and Lady, Jno. Naylor, Mrs. McKenzie, Mr. Clark, Mr. Elliot and Lady, Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Chambers, Hon. J. McCully, Miss St. Clair, Mr. Kinsley, T. F. C. Scroder, S. S. Mooney, Mr. Ellis, Jno. McLeod, Jno. Starr, Rev. J. Pyke, Thos. Brodnicht, W. H. Leycraft, E. McIntosh, Mr. Barnum, N. Clark, Miss Geldert, Mrs. Harris, Miss McClatchy - and 2 in the fore cabin Sir John Harvey From Halifax - Boston, Sept.14th Mrs. Bayfield and two children, Mrs. Burns, Miss Joyce, Miss Rhind, Miss Eisner, Mrs. Smith, Miss Fanning, Miss Ann Grant, Miss Mary Grant, Miss Power, Miss Walker, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Power, Miss Lawler, Miss Collins, Mrs. Shaw, Miss Fielding, Miss Dix, two Misses Allan, Hon. J. W. Johnston, Rev. Mr. Mott, Messrs P. Forrestall, R. Templeman, T. R. Rodgers, Cash, W. Ackhurst, A. Jennings, H. Richards, I. Messervey, Laidlaw, Gesner and Lady, Yendley and child, J. Sullivan, R. Yendley, Schroder and H. W. Hart R.M.S. America Boston - Halifax Mrs. Carrott and servant, Messrs P. Rogerson, F. N. Gisborne, E. G. Hamilton, R. Uniacke and J. N. Nash R.M.S. Niagara Liverpool - Hfx. Mrs. Hilditch, Miss Bell, Capt. Caichester (?) Lady and servant, Rev. A. MacKay and Lady, Mrs. White, 3 children and nurse, Mr. Brookfield (?) Lady and 5 children, Messrs Perin, Mader, Murdock, Murphy, Sykes, Crawford, D---- (?), Starr (?), Levy, Montavin (?), Marmand - 110 for Boston R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda-Halifax Dr. Hildrath (?) NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Sept.2, 1852 Plate 317, column 5 Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gabriel, Mrs. Meisner, Mrs. McDougall, Mrs. Reddout, Mrs. Cutler and 2 children, Mrs. Smith and child, Miss Curry, Miss Rankin, Miss Tobin, Miss Angus, Rev. Dr. McLeod, Dr. Pryor, Messrs J. C. Lithbourne, Hathaway, Corbett, Peach, Saml Logan, Mackie, Vail, Gabriel, McDougall, Smith, Wisswell, Bill, Alexis, Hall, McKenzie, P. Ganid and 7 in the Steerage Packet Steamer Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston Mrs. Findley, Mrs. C. R. Gilbert and child, Miss Power, Dr. Watts and Lady, J. W. Lowden and Lady, Mr. O'Neil, Mr. Blair and Lady, Mr. and Master Kenney, Messrs Drake, Clark, J. McLeod, Barnum, Gesner, J. Lonergan, C. Robson, J. M. Baine, W. R. Clarke, B. Wier, S. Peters, D. Flowers, W. H. Hall and son, W. Bernier, H. S. McNeil, Duggan, Bell, Stevens, and 38 fore cabin Ship MicMac Glasgow-Halifax Rev. Mr. Ross and Mr. Drummond NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Oct. 04, 1852 Plate 325, column 5 R.M.S. Merlin From St. John's - Halifax Messrs Williams, Harris, Enson, Drake, and 9 in the fore cabin Margaret Hfx - Boston Messrs Thos. Holloway, Geo. Hay and Hy. Merrick Steamship Canada Liverpool - Hfx Hon. P. Ward, Lieut. Luthley and Lady and maid, Capt. Coltact, Capt. Joseph Hall, Messrs John Brockelbank, Tupper, Hazeau, Coleman, Wisswell, J. Dwyer, C. Moran and Charles McDonald R.M.S. Levantine Bermuda- Halifax Capt. Woodhouse, R.A. Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax John McDonnell, Joseph Bell, Messrs Gray, Doull, T. Coleman, Mr. Tobin, niece and daughter, William Ackhurst, Messrs Jennings, J. Seeton, Fitzpatrick, Donahoe, Lindsay, King, A. C. McDonald, C. Clarke, J. Donnely, Capt. Smyth, Corporal L. K. Streeter, Mr. Hellon and Lady, Mrs. McCulloch and 2 children, J. Stone, Mr. McCulloch, F. Kendall, Mr. Mann and Lady, Mrs. Lundy, Miss Harkin, James Cameron, Michael Burgin, Alex. Pepper, Mr. Rowe, Mr. Forrestall, G. H. Dodd, James Lanigan, and 10 in the Steerage Halifax - Boston - same ship Mrs. Davis, Mrs. E. Clements, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Artz, Miss Warren, Miss Donaldson, Mrs. McLeod, Miss McLeod, Miss Innes, Capt. Kearney, Messrs F. Kendall, W. A. Spencer, Bayley, Timothy Connor, John Duggan, Archibald, J. T. Smith, Donald Munroe, J. Richards, Lawrence and 42 in the fore cabin R.M.S. Niagara Boston - Halifax Gen. Gore, Lady and child, Miss Gore, Capt. Gore and 5 servants, Mr. Donaldson and Lady, Miss Scaite, Mr. Wetmore and Lady, Miss Jewett, Mr. Roby and Lady and servant, Messrs Russell, McNeil, G. Campbell, Hon. E. Kenny, Robinson, S. G. Russell, Platt, Newman, Story, Playle, Johnson, Benus, Morton and Fraser - 24 for Liverpool NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Oct. 11, 1852 Plate 333, cols 4 & 5 Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Geo. Greig, Robt. Pedin, Mr. Davis, Jas. Dewolf, Capt. Boyle, Benj. Wier and Lady, Miss Wier, Miss Whitman, Mr. Wier, Geo. Davies, Mr. Kelly, B. McGee, C. Peters, Jno. Thompson, Mr. Fallreigh, Robt. Smith, J. A. Tucker, Mrs. True, 12 in the fore cabin Steamship Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston Douglas Clarke, John Edgar, Corporal Streeter, J. Slayter, Otto and Morris Weeks, A. McKinlay, Rev. J. Pyke, Mr. Playle, Mr. Russel, Hatford, Blakemore, Boardman, Morton, Amos Lowell, Capt. Pedrick, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Cooper and 2 children, Miss Currie, Miss Frame, Madame Tembrook, Miss M. McMahan, Mrs. Glover, Miss Stayner, Mr. Crick, Miss Davis, Miss Harbourne, Mrs. Artz, Mrs. Doyle, Miss Cooper, Mrs. Lessel, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hedtlor, Miss Parker, Mrs. Conners, Dr. Allen, Rev. W. Pryor, Thomas Morris, Mr. Bryant, and 44 in the Steerage - in all 85 Moro Castle London - Halifax October 5th Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. Cochran and Miss Brent NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Oct. 18, 1852 Plate 341, cols. 4 & 5 R.M.S. America Halifax - Boston Mrs. Patin, Miss Goodman, Miss Ney-re (?), Mrs. Inglis, Mr. J. T. Twining and Lady, Messrs Stowe, Meagher, G. B. McFarlane, Fairbanks and son, Grey, Ellis, Crawford, Russel, Preston and McPhemla (?) R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Dr. Hillcott and Lady, 5 children and servant, Mrs. Forrester, Mrs. Beonett, Mrs. Roddean and infant, Miss Freeman, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Freeman and Lady, Mr. Moren and Lady, Messrs J. W. H. Campbell, Hy. Merrick, Geo. Hay, Thos. Holloway, G. W. Anderson, Wm. Larrabee, Thos. Morris, Jno. Duggan, Rowland, J. Heathcott, West, J. A. Bell, McGregor, McColl, G. H. Bohr, A. Sewell, A. Murry, R. Kerr, C. H. Crawford, J. T. Smith, and A. W. Downes R.M.S. America Liverpool - Halifax Miss Peters, Major D'Alton, Lieut. Higgon R.A., Serjeant Strong and Lady, Rev. Mr. Snodgrass and Lady, Mrs. Thomas, two children and nurse, Messrs Duncan McColl, brooking, James D. Fraser, Alexr. Natham - 102 for Boston NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Oct. 27, 1852 Plate 349, column 5 Packet Steamship Sir John Harvey Halifax - Boston Stewart E. Clark, Geo. H. Dodd, Geo. Davy, Mrs. Davy, R. P. Tulloch, Mrs. Tulloch, Wm. Hunter, Mr. Purdy, Mr. Cummins, Capt. Norgrave and his first officer, Rev.Mr. McCulloch, T.McCulloch, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Holmes, Margaret Walsh, Miss Wilson, Miss Mary Ann Brown, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Smith and 2 children, Miss Cook, Mrs. Scott, 2 sons and daughter, Ann Morton, Jeremiah McCarthy, Dan'l Johnston and wife, Mrs. Heath, Mr. Boyle, Mrs. Horan, Mrs. Minahan and 4 children, Peter Rowe, Thomas Murphy, David Bently, Margaret Smith, Mrs. Harris, 3 seamen of the 'Helen Gisborne', Mr. Farnell, Mr. McCormick, Daniel Fisher, Mrs. Norwood, Wm. Johnston, Wm. Henderson, Mrs. Bayles and Jno. Hays NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Nov.01, 1852 Plate 357, cols 4 & 5 Packet Steamship Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Halifax- Boston same ship - Miss Metzler, Mr. Carmichael, Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Morton, Miss Fortune, Miss Pharon, Rev. D. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, Messrs A. McKinlay, Metzler, Amos Purdy, C. D. Hunter, T. Oliver, James Johnston, C. Boxer, A. McOverle (?), J. H. Norton, George James, H. Horton, A. Campbell, Robert Hall, A. C. Blair, McCarty and Hugh McGill Miss Archibald, Miss McKay, Miss Fogerty, Miss Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Captain Dously, Messrs Emery, Hatt, Charles McDonald, George Moir, M. Wallace, Miller, Morrison, C. M. Smith, John Williams, Aucney (?), Wm. Power, James Sym, John Wilkins (?), G. Roy, Fisher and child, Hadley, J. C. Wilcox, Donivan, E. Keating, A. McDonald, Flynn, Capt. Leet, (?), Warner, McAdam, Dodson, Burvers, A. Murray, G. Swain and W. Murray Steamship Niagara Liverpool - Hfx For Boston From Hfx to Boston Messrs Smith, Ridley, Uniacke, Robertson, Reid and Wier The Hon. Abbott Lawrence, late American Minister to the Court of Saint James, Miss Lawrence and maid, Col. J. B. Lawrence and 81 others. Capt. Woodhouse, Messrs Smith, Nathan, Hill, Bennet, Dormes and Behr Steamship Levantine Bermuda- Halifax Captain Roberts, late of Brig. 'Triumph' of Liverpool, condemned at the former place Packet. Gen. Washington Boston - Halifax Mrs. Rafter, Miss Connolly, Miss Crawley, Mr. Butler, and John Doherty NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Nov. 08,1852 Plate 365, cols 3 & 4 Packet Steamship Sir John Harvey Boston - Halifax Mrs. Fitcteed (?), Mrs. Ann Smith, Mrs. Clara W. Steel, Mrs. Lessel, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholls, Messrs Alexr. Steel, Danl. Peeh (?), Moses Tarr, J. Barnham (?), Chas. E. Gates, Eben West, Wm. Hoffman, Wm. Dunn, Wm. Meagher, J. McLain, Robt. Reed, Jno. Dowlan, Jas. Nelson, Wm. McIntosh, C. L. Union, and Jos. Forbes. Steamship Sir John Harvey From Hfx-Boston Nov. 4 Mrs. Hill, Miss McDougall, Miss Fennell, Mr. McDonald and Lady, Mr. Davidson and Lady, Messrs Pecck, Freize, Allan, Frocks, E. M. Stewart, Aares, Drake, J. Stewart, Chas. Johns, Brown, H. Larcon, and Robertson Schooner General Washington Halifax - Boston Nov. 4th Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Dealtry, Miss Smith, Mr. Ergnant, Mrs. Jane Mizer and 6 children, Mr. and Mrs. Grant and 6 (?) Children, and 25 others NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Nov.15,1852 Plate 373, column 4 R.M.S. Canada from Liverpool - Halifax Mrs. McPherson, Miss Allan, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Bliss, Mrs. Stewart and child, Capt. Byles 56th Reg't., Lieut. Bridges, Messrs Bliss, Meikeljohn, Keel - 71 for Boston same vessel -Hfx.-Boston Misses Clinch, Jacob and McCallum, Mrs. Crawley, Mrs. Hays and 4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Gore, Messrs Sterns, Reid, Neville, Grieve, Kinnear, Pedin, White, Blaiklock, Gottig, and Bonnis Steamship Niagara Boston - Halifax J. P.(?) Cole and Lady, Wm. Cunard, Miss Cunard and maid, Dr. Walsh, J. T. Twining and Lady, Miss Perrott, Miss Haliburton, Dr. Dassauville, servant, wife and child, Messrs Weeks, Bennet, Fairbanks, Barnes, Willis, Laybourne, Warren and Lundy Same vessel Hfx - Liverpool Capt. Dering and Lady, Messrs Smith, Ballentine, H. Weng, Mr. R. H. Bell, wife and 4 children, Mr. Burke and Mr. George Steamship Merlin Nfld to Halifax Miss Mulroy, Messrs Grieve, Huntly, Mr. and Mrs. Heron, Misses Fanny, Agnes, Mary Ann, and Kathleen Heron, and Capt. Deering and Lady, and 6 others from Sydney [ C.B.] Steamship Merlin - For Sydney [ C.B.] Messrs Gillis, McKinnon, Jost, Tracy and Grimes Same vessel For Nfld Mr. Warren, Mr. Barnes and Bennet NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Nov. 29,1852 Plate 389, column 4 R.M.S. Canada Boston - Halifax Mr. T. Connor and Lady, Mr. Connolly and Lady, Messrs W. H. Knowlan, T. C. Kinnear, Venables, James Whitman, Davidson, W. H. Tremain and 33 for England Plate 392,column 3 R.M.S. America Liverpool - Halifax Nov.23 Miss Longsdon, Ensign Campbell, Messrs Boyd, Townes, W. H. Kenny and 45 for Boston NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Dec. 06,1852 Plate 400, column 1 Schr. General Washington Boston - Halifax Nov. 30th Mrs. Bayfield and daughter, Misses Ann Outing, A. Baker, Be_rhe (?), and Dempsey, Mrs. Baker, Capt. Patterson, Messrs Wimich (?), Thos. Hogan, G. (H ?) Fisher, David Blackley,, wife and three daughters, George Bayfield, John McDowall, Baker, Burdell, Charles Burdell, Edwd Power - In the Steerage Jno. Johnston, Jno. Dunbrack, Robt. Kaulback, Fred McKenna (?), Jas. Haley, Robt. Higgins, Jas. Watson, Jno. Crowley, Peter Jenkins Brigt. Halifax Boston - Halifax, Nov. 30th Miss E. Geddie, Messrs R. J. Hart, A. McAvoy, Matthew Whidden, John Maxner, Hugh Saide, Henry Hilchie (?), Duncan Grant, William Wilson, John McDonald, George S. Hickey, Silvanis Scott, J. T. Smith, J. H. Drake, wife and 2 children, J. W. Wells, and 6 in Steerage R.M.S. Ospray St. John's, N.F. - Hfx Nov.29th Messrs George Rudle, Henry Soper, W. Currin, Vincent and Sheehan Brigt. Halifax Halifax - Boston Dec. 2nd Miss Tupper, Miss Breanan, Messrs Thos. Fraser, Outram, Lay, John Bauer, DeWolfe, Crawford, Smith and wife, Rankin, Johnston, Dadesdeni (?), and 21 in the Steerage NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Dec. 13,1852 Plate 405,column 4 Schr. Genl. Washington From Hfx.- Boston, Decr.5th Mrs. Ross (of Pictou), Mrs. Henley, Misses Mary and Catherine May, Miss Cameron, Miss Stevens, Mrs. Quinn, Miss Power, Messrs R. Harrigan, W. O'Brien, Michl. and Wm. Henley, W. Cameron, Alexr. Cameron, J. Osborn, F. Ressett, J. Crane, R. Lacy, W. O'Brien, J. McGrath, and Smith, Mary Walsh, Mary Tobin, Richd. Whalen, Alice Whalen, Kate Whalen, Dennis Doyle, Thomas Rourke, Mary Rourke, Chas. Dowlin, James Fisher, John Leonard, Mary Maloney, Jane Howard, Maria Gillard, John Burke, Thos. Ryan and Fanny Ford Dec. 13, 1852 Plate 405, column 3 The Sybil, Capt. Hoggard, sailed from St. John's on the 17th ult for the Cape and Port Philip, South Australia, with the subjoined list of passengers for that distant region:- Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie and 4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Benton and 6 children, Mr. and Mrs. Kingwell, Mr. and Mrs. Moore and 4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Thane, Mr. and Mrs. Watt and child, Mr., Mrs and Mr. B. Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. Vey, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fleming, Mrs. Hoggart, Mr. and Miss Fairrie, Mr. and Miss Wiley, Mr. and Miss Murphy, and Messrs R. Fleming, D. Muir, E. Belcher, Wheatley, Allan Fraser, Clow, McLennan, J. McPherson, E. Mellersh, Williams and C. Sinclair Plate 408, column 2 R.M.S. Merlin From St. John's - Halifax Dec. 6th Miss Moore, Messrs Hubbard, Redden, Cambell, Bennett, McGregor, Davidson, Avard, and 15 in the Steerage Same vessel - Sydney - Hfx McKay, McKenzie, Jost, Matherson, McQuillen, Woodill, Mclean and 6 in the Steerage R.M.S. Niagara Liverpool - Halifax Mr. Thurgar and son, Mrs. Black and child, Messrs S. Rettie, Morcue, Carmichael and Cookley (Admiralty) NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Dec.20,1852 Plate 416, column 2 Pkt. Brig. Halifax Boston - Halifax W. G. Studley, Joseph Hawkins, Isabella Jenkins, A. McKeen, A. F. Parsons, Jno. Richardson, Wm. Thomas, John McDonald, N. McInnes, C. O'Connor, T. O'Conner, F. A. Parker, J. Gates, B. D. Fultz, Eliza Fultz, Wm. Fultz, Hy. Davis, Peter Mills, Alexr. Ross, Mrs. Martin, Catharine Murphy, Chas. Chatfield, G. M. Blair, A. A. Beard, G. W. Brittan, B. B. Starritt - and 6 in the Steerage NOVASCOTIAN, Halifax Dec.27, 1852 Plate 424, column 2 R.M.S. Ospray Bermuda - Halifax Lieut. Col. Furneaux R.E., Capt. Rabon 56th Regt., Lieut. Barry R.E., Messrs Gesner, Conkey, Shea, and George R.M.S. Canada Liverpool - Halifax Hon. Joseph Howe, his Excellency K. B. Hamilton ( Lieut. Gov. of Nfld ) Lady, 3 children, 2 male and 2 female servants, Hy. Vaughan, Albert Betts, Capt. Owen and nephew, Robert Campbell, Coughlan, Capt. Delaney, Capt. Soley and Lady, and Alex Scott R.M.S. Niagara Boston - Halifax D. R. Cutlip, Mr. Cutlip, C. W. Wright, L. A. Smith, W. B. Morton, W. K. Witter, L. Milors, D. Stewart, Archibald, Buckpitt and McDamee (?)
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