Chapter IV: Part III: The Iron Clippers
Introduction of Iron in Shipbuilding 195
The _Ironsides_, First Iron Sailing Ship 200
The _Martaban_ 200
The Builders of the Iron Wool Clippers 202
The _Darling Downs_ 204
_City of Agra_ and _Sam Mendel_ 204
_Dharwar_ 205
Strange Career of the _Antiope_ 206
_Theophane_ 208
Messrs. Aitken & Lilburn, and the Loch Line of Glasgow 208
_Clan Ranald_, _Ben Nevis_ and _Loch Awe_ 209
_Patriarch_—First Iron Ship of Aberdeen White Star Line 212
_Thomas Stephens_ 214
First Six Ships of the Loch Line 219
King’s Island—A Death Trap for Ships 224
_Miltiades_ 225
Carmichael’s Superb Wool Clipper _Mermerus_ 227
Devitt & Moore’s _Collingwood_ 230
_Hesperus_ and _Aurora_—The First Iron Ships of the
Orient Line 231
Brassey Cadet Training Scheme 232
_Ben Cruachan_ and _Ben Voirlich_ 235
_Samuel Plimsoll_ 240
_Loch Maree_—The Fastest of the Lochs 245
Tragedy of the _Loch Ard_ 247
Devitt & Moore’s Crack Passenger Ship _Rodney_ 251
Nichol’s _Romanoff_ 254
Duthie’s _Cairnbulg_ 254
The Speedy _Thessalus_ 255
Passages to Australia in 1874 257
_Loch Garry_ 259
_Loch Vennachar_ 262
_Salamis_—An Iron _Thermopylae_ 265
The Colonial Barque _Woollahra_ 270
_Cassiope_ and _Parthenope_ 270
_Trafalgar_ 270
Passages to Australia in 1875 271
_Sir Walter Raleigh_ 273
_Loch Fyne_ and _Loch Long_ 274
_Aristides_—The Aberdeen White Star Flagship 274
_Smyrna_ 275
_Harbinger_ 276
_Argonaut_ 280
Passages to Australia in 1876 282
_Brilliant_ and _Pericles_ 282
_Loch Ryan_ 284
_Loch Etive_, of Captain William Stuart and Joseph
Conrad fame 284
The Wreck of _Loch Sloy_ 286
The Loss of Lochs _Shiel_ and _Sunart_ 287
Passages to Australia in 1877 287
Passages to Australia in 1878 295
_Sophocles_ 296
Passages to Australia in 1879 296
Passages to Australia in 1880 297
Passages under 80 days to Sydney in 1881 300
Passages to Australia in 1881 301
The Big _Illawarra_ 301
_Orontes_ 302
_Loch Torridon_ 302
_Loch Torridon’s_ Voyages, 1892-1908 316
_Port Jackson_ 323
Passages to Australia in 1882 and 1883 324
_Derwent_ 326
Passages to Australia in 1884 328
_Torridon_ and _Yallaroi_ 328
_Loch Carron_ and _Loch Broom_ 329
Passages to Australia in 1885 334
_Mount Stewart_ and _Cromdale_—The Last of the Wool Clippers 335
Perforated Sails 337
Hine’s Clipper Barques 339
Iron Barques of Walker and Trinder, Anderson 341
The Loss of _Lanoma_ 342
Occasional Visitors in Australian Waters 344
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