The Steamer Shamrock
We have been requested to publish the following certificate:— We, James Malcolm, Shipwright, Surveyor, and Peter Nichol Russell, Engineer, both of Sydney, duly…
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Total Loss of Her Majesty's Steamer Birkenhead
The Birkenhead left Simon's Bay at six o'clock on Wednesday evening, February 25th, with the troops enumerated, and at two in the morning struck on a rock just off Cape Hanglip…
Continued on Trove, page 125 →Destruction by Fire of the Royal Mail Steamer Amazon, and Loss of 140 LIVES. (From Bell's Messenger.)
It is with feeling of the deopet regret that we have to announce a most dreadful catastropho which has befallen the Royal Mail new Steam-packet. Amazan. We have to deplore…
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THE Thomas King, barque, tons Captain J. H. Walker, sailed from Sydney, bound for Manila, on the 7th April last. On the 17th, Captain Walker considered himself to be about 17 miles to the eastward of Cato's…
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The Thomas King, barque, 345 tons, Captain J. H. Walker, sailed from Sydney, bound for Manila, on the 7th April last. On the 17th, April Captain Walker considered himself to be about 17 miles to the eastward of…
Continued on Trove, page 137 →Wreck of the Tamar
The following are the particulars of the wreck of the schooner Tamar (Captain Bindook), which took place on the 3rd instant, at Ciraular Head. This vessel sailed from the Light, at George…
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We have now received the details, from which it will be seen that the wreck, which was of the most appalling character, took place on the Caribon Island, near Point de…
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We have been favoured by Captain Walker with the following narrative of the wreek of th Thomas King, and hardships and sufferings endured by some of the survivors:—…
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We have been favoured by Captain Walker with the following narrative of the wreck of the Thomas King, and hardships and sufferings endured by some of the survivors:—…
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The annexed reports of vessels lost were announced at Lloyd's in December:- The American packet-ship Tyendenoga, on her passage from London to New York, was totally…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Clarence Steamer
This One vessol came into our port yesterday. She has been about twelve days under steam since leaving England. On her.first departure she was unfortunately run…
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THE Clarence, which arrived yesterday morning, has been 122 days on her passage. Captain Wiseman accounts for the length of time through having light winds, and in consequence of the want of sufficient…
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The Clarence, which arrived on Sunday morning, has been 122 days on her passage. Captain Wiseman, accounts for the length of time through having light winds, and in consequence of the want…
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The Clarence, which arrived on Sunday morning, has been 122 days on her passage. Captain Wiseman accounts for the length of time through having light winds, and in consequence of the want of sufficient…
Continued on Trove, page 165 →Search for the Survivors of the Wreck of the Thomas King. (From the Moreton Bay Courier, June 5.)
The boats despatched to the Bay on the 19th instant, in search for further intelligence of the crew of the Thomas King, returned to Brisbane on Sundny night, and the following particulars…
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On Saturday a numerous and select party of ladies and gentlemen, numbering about one hundred and fifty, assembled on board the Clarence steamer, by special invitation of the proprietors,…
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It is at all times a painful duty to have to record the loss of any vessel, more especially so when the loss of life accompanies it. Information was furnished, by a man of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Steamer Clarence. (From the Maitland Mercury, July 3.)
On Wednesday, the new steamer Clarence arrived at Morpeth on her first trip. We have not yet had an opportunity of inspecting her, but her passengers unite in speaking of her as a very…
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney. 15th July, 1852.—His Excellency the Governor-General directs the publication, for general information, of the following commu-nication from Captain Sir J. Everard Homo, Bart., of…
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