'BOULAC'
Cert granted 16th April 1851 - 25th April 1851/120 London.
Crew - 20 men.
27th June 1851. Registery closed, 'Vessel sold to a foreign Government'.
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| Built by: | Money Wigram & Son's, at Blackwall. |
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| Launched: | 17th June 1850 |
| Tonnage: | 196 93/94 |
| Length: | 169 8/10 feet |
| Breadth: | 21 . 2 feet |
| Depth: | 7 5/10 |
| Machinery: | Sgl. Cyl. |
| Decks: | One deck with two masts. |
| Built of: | Iron |
| Type: | Paddle steamer - Schooner Rig. |
| Registered: | Cert granted 13th June 1850 - 19th June 1850/182 London. Cert granted 16th April 1851 - 25th April 1851/120 London. |
| Off Number: | No Number issued. |
| Built for: | Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co, on behalf of the Pasha's Government; presumed handed over on arrival in Egypt. |
| Other info: | Had a Bird figure head. Crew - 20 men. |
| History: | Nile River service. 27th June 1851. Registery closed, 'Vessel sold to a foreign Government'. |
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