The voyage of the Earl of Leicester
Departing London on 29-12-1846
Summary
Ports Show
1
London
Dep: 29-12-1846
2 Falmouth
Arr: 04-01-1847
Dep: 08-01-1847
3 Valletta
Arr: 06-02-1847
Dep: 29-12-1846
2 Falmouth
Arr: 04-01-1847
Dep: 08-01-1847
3 Valletta
Arr: 06-02-1847
Green markers show ports whose location in uncertain
Events Show
A Strong wind04-01-1847
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B Tempestous weather
06-01-1847
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Cargo consisting of Gun powder and Sundry and divers other merchandize from London to Malta & Alexandria. Sought refuge in Falmouth due to strong winds.
First recorded departure date: 29-12-1846 (London)
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Name: Earl of Leicester (Brig)
Master: Master Samuel Bullard
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Sea Protest:
Written on: 06-01-1847
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