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RMS Clyde

From Graces Guide

Wood Paddle Steamer, Barquentine

1841 Built - engine by Caird and Co, Greenock, who subcontracted the hull to Robert Duncan, Greenock, for Royal Mail Steam Packet Co

c1851 re-rigged as a brig

1865 Broken up

1890 A second vessel of this name, a Steel Screw Steamer with 3 Masts, was built for the Royal Mail company by [[ Robert Napier and Sons]], Govan. Used on Southampton-South America service

1913 arrived at Bo'ness to be broken up by Forth Shipbreaking Co Ltd, and beached at their Bridgeness yard.


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