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'PRINCESS ALICE' | |
| Built by: | Money Wigram & Son's, at Blackwall. |
| Yard No. | |
| Launched: | 20th June 1869 |
| Tonnage: | 94 48/94 |
| Length: | 136 . 2 feet |
| Breadth: | 14 . 1 feet |
| Depth: | 7 feet |
| Machinery: | 50 osc |
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| Built of: | Iron |
| Type: | Paddle. |
| Registered: | Portsmouth 1869 - Plymouth 1893 - Rochester 1897 |
| Off Number: | 62175 |
| Built for: | Port of Portsmouth & Ryde United Steam Packet Co. |
| Other info: | Having a 'three-quarter woman' head. |
| History: | Launched by Miss Clarke, daughter of Mr. George Clarke of the Hard, Portsmouth. 1883. New engine and boiler. Engine. 10x18x12. Boiler 75psi by G. Napier of Southampton - converted to screw propulsion. July 1887. Sold to James Thompson, Chatham. 1893. Sold to William Gannaway, Bitterne. May 1908. Reg closed. Broken up by Clyde Salvage Co. Ltd. Glasgow. |
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