Sept. 20, first voyage Glasgow - Quebec - Montreal
1870
Glasgow
Sept. 20
Quebec
Oct. 03
1872
Liverpool
Apr. 26
Quebec
May 13
1872
Glasgow
June 11
Quebec
June 25
1872
Glasgow
July 23
Quebec
Aug. 04
Dublin (Kingstown) - Londonderry - Montreal
1872
Glasgow
Sept. 04
Quebec
Sept. 17
Dublin (Kingstown)
1872
Glasgow
Oct. 16
Quebec
Oct. 30
Dublin
1872
Sold to Cork Steam Ship Co, and renamed Cygnet
1893
Oct. 20, wrecked near Wasa, Finland
The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges
Details: 867 tons gross and 577 net. She had a single screw, machinery certified 1869: 2 cylinders delivering 120 horsepower and giving her a speed of 10 knots. The engine was built by the same company as the Hull. She was an iron construction, had one deck and awning deck, 6 bulkheads; cemented in 1869 and had 3 masts. She was accommodated for 120 passengers. Official registration #: 60420. Name of master listed in the Lloyd' register of shipping 1872 - 73 : Captain Mackenzie. Port of survey: London
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