| First owner |
First port of register |
Registration date |
| William Brown, Glasgow (Cork & Milford Haven Steam Navigation Co) |
Glasgow |
02/08/1860 |
| Other names |
| 1875 TYRONE |
| Subsequent owner and registration history |
18xx T Howard, Manchester - reg Lancaster
1867 Samuel Beale, Warfield Grove, Berkshire - mng Barrow Steam Navigation Co, Barrow
c1869 Robert Little & James Morton (Greenock), Sir James Ramsden (Holker Hall Lancs), James Albert (Derby) and William Hutchinson (Oadby, Leics) - same mng
1875 reg Barrow
1881 James W Little, Barrow and others - same mng
1883 Roxburgh Spence, Calcutta
1888 Orissa Coasting Steam Navigation Co, Calcutta - reg Calcutta
1890 Coomar Indra Chunder Singh, Calcutta |
| Vessel history |
Built for Milford Haven-Cork service
9/1860 arrived Cork from Milford Haven
7/1861 Cork service ended, and entered Morecambe-Belfast service
1/11/1865 ran into stern of COUNTESS OF EGLINTON (Barclay Curle, Yd 129) rounding Holywood Lighthouse, Belfast Lough, both inward for Belfast. SHELBURNE held fully at fault.
1867 transferred to Barrow-Belfast route by Barrow Steam Navigation Co (Midland Railway, Furness Railway and John Little & Sons, Belfast)
2-3/9/1867 on first voyage from Barrow, master fell overboard at night and was drowned
187x 450grt 263nrt
1875 lengthened: 616g 298n, 264.6 x 24.0 x 12.5ft
1881 616grt 250nrt
1883 on Indian coastal service
28/2/1884 collided with British India steamer MEDINA at Dhumrah River, near Calcutta
21/8/1888 seriously damaged when struck by British India steamer SIMLA at Calcutta |
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| Disposal Detail |
British registry closed 1891
(perhaps total loss in 1888 collision) |
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