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SS Mona's Isle (1830)

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performed the distance in a shorter time, but it was on Friday that their safety was put to the test. On that day they left here together, about 11 o'clock a.m., the wind blowing right ahead and approaching to a storm, which continued to increase during the day. At 4 p.m. the hull and smoke of the
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not until nearly seven, being a difference of six hours in favour of the Manx boat. This is certainly the most surprising feat ever performed in steam navigation, particularly when the hitherto unrivalled character of the
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This design of side-lever engine became the most popular type of engine for marine purposes, and was adapted for use in oceangoing vessels until 1850.
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On Wednesday 18 August a similar race took place back to Douglas with a similar result. But on Friday 20 August, returning from Liverpool,
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as opposed to the St. George Company's ships, had been designed to shelter passengers, and had spacious and comfortable cabins.
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is pretty well known and needs no remark, which induced the St. George Company to try their last resource by placing the
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She had a tall funnel amidships (standing at 56 feet (17 m) with a circumference of 12 feet (3.7 m)), and the
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was not constructed primarily to carry cargo, and was very well appointed for the carriage of passengers.
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on Saturday 14 August 1830, and was christened by Mrs. J. C. Crellin. Her arrival was celebrated by the
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Napier Side Lever Engine. Working at 15 pounds per square inch (100 kPa), developing 100 
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was launched by James Wood on Wednesday, 30 June 1830. She had a registered tonnage of 200 
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is taken into consideration, and also the tempestuous state of the weather during the passage.
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entered service with the Company upon her completion in 1830, and quickly established the
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was displayed on her paddle boxes. A further design feature, was her long bowsprit and
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service for the Steam Packet Company, and to beat the opposition. On Monday 16 August
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The St. George Company engaged in a price-cutting war, and in September withdrew the
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commenced in 1837, however such efforts to sell her failed. After 21 years service,
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but lost the vessel in the night when her cable parted and she went aground on the
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returned to Robert Napier & Co. to be re-boilered in 1846 at a cost of Β£500.
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again came to the fore on 20 November. Having discharged passengers and cargo at
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newspaper of the day was slightly less complimentary, merely describing her as:-
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were made, bearing a likeness of the ship, and with the legend; "Success to the
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was sold to Robert Napier in 1851. She was sold for breaking at a cost of Β£580.
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is recorded for the vessel, as formal registration was not introduced until the
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for winter service, and as a consequence a second vessel joined the fleet, the
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transferred to take command of the new ship, being replaced in command of the
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new engine took time to run in and full speed was not attainable at first.
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arrived in Douglas a few minutes before one o'clock on Saturday, and the
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were opposed to each other in their passage from this port, and the
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company's superiority over the rival St George Company, whose ships
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In 1834 the fleet was augmented by the larger and more powerful
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and replaced her with their largest and fastest steamer, the
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however, had proved herself capable of travelling between
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came in 40 minutes ahead. The pattern was established and
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was used for a variety of work. Her first trip was to the
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had established herself as the principal steamer between
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won the first race largely because of the astuteness of
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The early defeats were probably caused by the fact that
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Her engine and boiler were by Robert Napier & Co.,
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The Isle of Man Steam Packet Co. Limited. 1830 - 1904.
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who prior to his transfer had been in command of the
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She was 345:had bunker capacity for 35 tons of coal. 274:when it began its operation in 1830. No 16:For other ships with the same name, see 1016: 882:. Quayle was awarded a silver medal by 395:Unlike previous ships which served the 372:, carried a female figurehead and her 320:Side Lever Napier Engine as fitted to 24: 2578:Passenger ships of the United Kingdom 2563:Paddle steamers of the United Kingdom 788:and broke up. Through the efforts of 46: 7: 2568:Merchant ships of the United Kingdom 794:Royal National Lifeboat Institution 356:Considered both fast and handsome, 301:. She had no official yard number. 618:in eight hours at a speed of 8.5 460:in which she was described thus:- 14: 2558:Steamships of the United Kingdom 2513: 2508: 1471: 1465: 1423:Isle of Man Steam Packet Company 824:Isle of Man Steam Packet Company 805:Isle of Man Steam Packet Company 622:(15.7 km/h; 9.8 mph). 313:(15.7 km/h; 9.8 mph). 272:Isle of Man Steam Packet Company 94: 48: 28: 819:for the first time on 19 July. 703:could not share a similar fate. 2573:Ships built on the River Clyde 1254:"The Manxman - #4 pp2/4, 1911" 1184:"The Manxman - #4 pp5/8, 1911" 1079:"The Manxman - #4 pp2/4, 1911" 1034:"The Manxman - #4 pp2/4, 1911" 674:A letter to the Editor of the 376:stood at 70 feet (21 m). 238:(15.7 km/h; 9.8 mph) 1: 973:that jugs of what was called 499:By A. W. MOORE, C.V.O., M.A. 110:John Wood & Co., Glasgow. 1380:T.Stephenson & Sons Ltd 723:were left out of sight. The 969:Such was the popularity of 2594: 2548:Ferries of the Isle of Man 1376:Chappell, Connery (1980). 1338:"Chap 3 IoMSPCo 1834-1904" 1320:"Chap 3 IoMSPCo 1834-1904" 1272:"Chap 3 IoMSPCo 1834-1904" 1166:"Chap 3 IoMSPCo 1834-1904" 990: 976:"Liverpool transfer Ware," 656:lifting out of the water. 572:sailed for Liverpool. The 436:were much despised by the 280:Merchant Shipping Act 1854 223:(75 kW) driving twin 15: 2503: 2339:September (unknown date: 2222: 1463: 893:opened a service between 560:however, was to open the 335:of the time, adapted for 146: 41: 27: 2124:Hoverspeed Great Britain 1732:Former vessels (1900-98) 1481:Former vessels (1830-99) 1119:. Friday 20 August 1830. 962:is now preserved at the 535:. Friday 20 August 1830. 599:, by over three hours. 147:General characteristics 1098:Monday 16 August 1830. 951: 939: 749: 746:Friday 1 October 1830. 706:On Wednesday last the 553: 538: 506: 477: 474:Monday 16 August 1830. 413: 324: 2298:June (unknown date: 1291:Liverpool Mercury etc 1000:was renowned for his 946:Commemorative jug of 945: 934: 855:Captain Edward Quayle 822:The Directors of the 576:under the command of 545: 416:Under the command of 409: 319: 993:Captain William Gill 987:Captain William Gill 874:rescued the crew of 776:Tudor, in charge of 546:Sketch depiction of 191:10 feet (3.0 m) 183:19 feet (5.8 m) 175:116 feet (35 m) 101:Douglas, Isle of Man 1362:on 7 February 2009. 790:Sir William Hillary 519:Bangor, North Wales 165:gross register tons 85:1830–1851: IOMSPCo. 2076:Merchant Brilliant 998:Capt. William Gill 952: 940: 809:Royal Mail Warrant 796:, the crew of the 744:Liverpool Mercury. 556:The major task of 554: 521:; advertised as:- 418:Capt. 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Index

Mona's Isle

Isle of Man
IOMSPCo.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Douglas, Isle of Man
gross register tons
shp
shp
Paddle wheels
knots
(RMS)
Isle of Man Steam Packet Company
Official number
Merchant Shipping Act 1854
paddle-steamer
Glasgow
GRT
knots

Glasgow
beam engine
marine
schooner
square sterned
carvel built
Mainmast
Three Legs of Man
clipper
Isle of Man

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