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| Built by: | Curling & Young. |
| Yard: | Limehouse. |
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| Launched: | 2nd June 1836 |
| Tonnage: | 516 |
| Length: | 155 feet 4 inches |
| Breadth: | 24 feet |
| Depth: | 15 feet 2 inches |
| Machinery: | Two cylinder side-lever engines made by Miller & Ravenhill, Blackwall. 180 hp. 9 knots. |
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| Built of: | Wooden. |
| Type: | Paddle-Wheel Steamer. |
| Registered: | 28th September 1836 in London by Brodie MeGhie Willcox & Arthur Anderson. |
| Official No.: | 13848 |
| Other info: | Passenger 37 1st Class, 16 in 2nd Class
Cargo capacity 290 tons. |
| History: | Built for Brodie McGhie Willcox & Arthur Anderson being the first vessel built entirely to their order.
May 1841. Registered in the ownership of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
March 1856. Sold to The North of Europe Steam Navigation Company, but the sale was not completed and she was resold for £3,500 to G. Marks for demolition at Greenwich.
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