Voyage to London in 1870

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Voyage to London in 1870
Under command of Captain John Bruce
Departure port Port Adelaide
Departure date 3rd November 1869
Arrival port Shadwell Basin, London
Arrival date 16th March 1870
Voyage duration 133 days

The City of Adelaide was berthed at Prince's Wharf in Port Adelaide for almost 14 weeks, then mid-stream in the Port River for a further three weeks before she sailed from South Australia on 3 November 1869.[1] She arrived in London on 16 March 1870 after a voyage of 133 days.

Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Alan Platt, historian, specialising in the history of the 'City of Adelaide' and her illustrious masters, we have a list of passengers who are known to have made the return voyage to England aboard her. The list was compiled by Dr. Platt from data collected from Adelaide newspapers by R.T. (Bob) Sexton, noted South Australian maritime author.

The list is alphabetical and all passengers are assumed to be in the First Class cabins.


Contents

Passenger List

The following is a list of passengers on the voyage that arrived in London on 16th March 1870 after a 133 day passage.


No. Name on Passenger List GEDCOM Name Cabin Class Birth Date Age Trade Marital Status Passage Comment
1 Bell, Mr. F. Bell, F. First Class (Saloon)
2 Bingle, Miss A. Bingle, A. First Class (Saloon)
3 Field, Reverend T. Field, Thomas First Class (Saloon) 30 Dec 1830
4 Field, Mrs. Neales, Elizabeth Bentham First Class (Saloon) November 1867
5 Field, Master Field, First Class (Saloon) 15 May 1862
6 Field, Miss Field, Laura Margaret First Class (Saloon) 1868
7 Field, Servant of Unknown, First Class (Saloon)
8 Hocking, Mr. O. Hocking, O. First Class (Saloon)
9 Hocking, Mrs. Hocking, Mrs. First Class (Saloon)
10 Hooke, Mr. Thomas Hooke, Thomas First Class (Saloon) Died 22 Nov 1869 of ulceration of the bowels
11 May, J. May, J. First Class (Saloon)
12 Packard, Dr. Packard, First Class (Saloon) Surgeon
13 Prankerd, J. Prankerd, J. First Class (Saloon)


The ship's Log Book had an entry dated 22 November 1869 stating that "Thomas Hooke, a Passenger, expired from Ulceration of the Bowels, after a long illness. He was in bad health when he embarked. Age 20. Lat. 33 deg S, Long. 107 deg E. Signed John Bruce, Master; Dr. <hard to read> Packard, Surgeon; E. Robins, Chief Mate.


Crew List

This list is held by the Maritime History Archive, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada.


# Name Position Wage Last ship Date joined Place joined Date Left Place Left Reason left Age Comment
1 Bruce, John Master City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London Remains 29
2 Robins, Edwd Joseph 1st Mate 9-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London Remains 50
3 Watts, Robert A 2nd Mate 6-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 29
4 Garrood, Henry 3rd Mate 2-15-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 19
5 Escott, Richard Boatswain 3-10-0 Europa 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 47
6 McIntosh, William Carpenter 6-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 29
7 Brown, William Sailmaker 3-15-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 58
8 Nicol, John Cook 5-0-0 Moravian 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 41
9 Gordon, Francis Steward 6-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 34
10 Millner, George Steward, Assistant 0-1-0 Landsman 30 October 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 20
11 Irwin, C Butcher 0-1-0 Landsman 1 November 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 21
12 Morris, William H AB 2-10-0 South Australian 10 May 1869 London 19 Mar 1870 London discharged 21
13 Hodge, Alexander AB 2-10-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 19 Mar 1870 London discharged 21
14 Golding, George AB 2-10-0 Zemindar 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 23
15 Neve, Ford AB 2-10-0 Bridgetown 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 35
16 Smith, William AB 5-0-0 Jane Bell 25 October 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 25
17 Lloyd, Frederick AB 5-0-0 Jason 25 October 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 26
18 Brown, James AB 5-0-0 Furnis Abbey 29 October 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 20
19 Sheerin, James AB 6-0-0 John Pane 1 November 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 23
20 Tayor, William AB 6-0-0 John Pane 2 November 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 24
21 Stevens, Robert AB 6-0-0 Cassina 2 November 1869 Adelaide 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 25
22 Taylor, Henry C OS 2-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 21
23 Robinson, Fredk Wm OS 2-0-0 City of Adelaide 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 19
24 Regan, Michael OS 2-0-0 South Australian 10 May 1869 London 18 Mar 1870 London discharged 18
25 Brown, Woolmer Geo Apprentice Indentured 5 April 1869 London Remains 20
26 Conlon, Francis Patrick Apprentice Indentured 21 April 1869 London Remains 19
27 Curtis, George Apprentice Indentured 17 June 1868 London Remains 16
28 Bennett, Walter Jas Apprentice Indentured 20 August 1867 London Remains 16
29 Rose, Henry Taylor Apprentice Indentured 24 June 1868 London Remains 16
30 Reed, William Albert Apprentice Indentured 10 May 1869 London Remains 16


Cargo List

The individual exporters are listed below.[2]

Exporter Goods Exporter Goods
Paramatta Mining Company 3,134 bags copper ore G Young 37 tons bark
J Taylor and Sons 402 bales wool Ormerod and Company 30 bales wool
T Magarey 92 bales wool J Riddoch 113 bales wool
Coombes 38 bales wool R B Smith 1,000 bales wool
J and G Wilcox 34 bales wool J Whyte 112 bales wool
Duffield, Harrold and Company 38 bales wool Harrold Brothers 71 bales wool
Duffield and Porter 146 bales wool Harrold and Duffield 333 bales wool
W Peacock and Son 225 bales wool W Peacock and Son 74 bales leather
J Colton and Company 16 bales leather J Colton and Company 3 casks tallow
J Colton and Company 212 bales wool J Colton and Company 2 tons gluepieces
J H Angas 44 bales wool J H Angas 3 bales sheepskins
G McGill 109 bags bark J Hill 1 case books
Wills and Company 1 case F Clark and Sons 68 bales wool
F Clark and Sons 4 bales leather F Clark and Sons 1 bag hair
Carter, Tyas and Company 1 bale drapery Woodman 1 case books
D and W Murray 5 cases C Lamb 2 qr-casks wine


Notes

  1. South Australian Advertiser, August to October 1869
  2. South Australian Advertiser, 3 November 1869.


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