LONDON brytyjski zelazny srubowy parowiec
W 1874 byly 2 parowce London
1) (1856 Dundee) reg Dundee 1872 763grt/495nrt 140nhp
https://www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?y ... sel=LONDON
2) (1862 Hebburn) reg London 1870 1325grt/831nrt 120nhp
https://www.tynebuiltships.co.uk/L-Ship ... n1862.html
Byl to jednak byly parowiec
"Notre Dame de Fourviers"
zarejestrowany 2.07.1874 w Londynie 128/74 ON70580
zakupiony od obcokrajowcow (from foreigners)
zarejestrowany 21/80 Signapore 314/226t Lim Eng Keng
zarejestrowany 2/84 Signapore 177t
MNL 1884 not listed
1858 Augustin Normand, Le Havre
236,8tx 42,5m wl 90nhp (Normand)
257/177nrt 166.6x19.9x10,0 (LRS)
engines 2 Cy Mazeline & Co, Le Havre 50nhp (Normand, Maszyny systemu Pascal
built for Societe Ch. Perree et Co, Lyon
dla zeglugi na Rhone, byl to pierwszy parowiec tej firmy
1870 uzytyy do tranportu wojska
Lloyd's List, published Thursday, 29 January 1874, page 5
GRAVESEND arrived 28 "Notre Dame de Fourviers" from Havre
Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Tuesday, 3 March 1874, page 2
Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Tuesday, 3 March 1874, page 2.png
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Lloyd's List, Published Monday, 16 February 1874
Lloyd's List, published Monday, 16 March 1874, page 12
Lloyd's List, published Monday, 6 April 1874, page 13
VICTORA DOCK, London
NDdeF 119t , master Robinot , from Havre
Shipping and Mercatile Gazette, published Saturday, 11 April 1874, page 7
DOVER passed down 9 Apr
NDdeF (s) of Havre
Lloyd's List lTuesday, 7 July 1874
GRAVESEND Sailed 6 NDdeF (s) for Lisbon
Lloyd's List, Wednesday, 8 July 1874
for Lisbon NDsF, master cracknell, B158t form River, brooker Wigdall
Lloyd's List, published Tuesday, 28 July 1874, page 9
GRAVESEND Arrived 25 NDdeF (s) , Cracknell from Lisbon
Lloyd's List Wednesday, 19 August 1874
LONDOM, Millwall Dock
NDdF (s) 150t Cracknell, from River Inner Dock
Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Published Thursday, 24 September 1874
COWES 23 Sept arrived "Notre Dame de Fourviers" from London for Bayonne, has put in here with one of the feeding waves out of order ans for water.
Essex Weekly News, published Friday, 25 September 1874, page 8
Essex Weekly News, published Friday, 25 September 1874, page.png
Evening Mail, published Wednesday, 7 October 1874, page 6
The Notre Dame de Fourvieres, supposed to be off the coast, is watched by a gunboat, which, from the fact of three Spaniall, two German, and one French gunboat being in the harbour, is probably the Fly.
Lloyd's List, published Thursday, 8 October 1874, page 8
WEST COWES, 7th Oct, 4.2 p.m.— The Notre Dame Fourvieres (s), Cracknall, bound to London, has put in here, having been obliged to slip anchor in St. Helen’s roads owing to the violence of the weather.
London and China Express, published Friday, 9 October 1874, page 11
The Notre Dame des Fourvieres, which left the Thames with arms for the Carlists, is reported to be off the Spanish coast, and she is being watched by a gunboat.
TU BYÖLY TRANSPORTY BRONI
Lloyd's List, Monday, 10 July 1876, page 3
Shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Tuesday, 3 March 1874, page 2.png
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