Passengers Listed by Voyage and Destination
A long list of passengers and crew for multiple voyages from London Southampton and beyond to destinations including Hong Kong Singapore Penang Shanghai and Shanghai via various steamship lines. Names include Mr Tacut Mr Gilmour Mrs Menzies Messrs Hamilton Yute Elles Matthieu fields and many others. The roster also notes military officers and natives from Calcutta Bombay and other locations along with ships such as the Ceylon Ripon Solent and Vortigern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong Kong
Marseilles
Tacut
Southampton
Gilmour
Menzies
J. S. Hamilton
Yute
P. and
Ceylon
Hong Kong
Mr. Hamilton
Benston
Anderson
China
Ganunell
Elles
Singapore
KK. H.C. Bayer
Penang
Miss Matthieu
Per P
Ostr. Ripon
Southaapton
Frankiss
Messrs. Humphrey
W. P. Dalton
If. Chevalier
Shanghai
Mr. Dulcken
Ostr
Taly
Wong Kong
Henderson
Mra. Little
Elias
Paddy
C. Sir
Mohr
Hunt
Messry
Piper
Purdie
Franklin
Shanghae
London
Braddall
Maynard
James
Kettylea
Givand
Bean
Swettenham
Huxtam
Utler
Gow
Atkinson
Crom
Calcutta
Mowers and Robe
87Th Royal Trish
Vasities
Walsh
Muirhouse
Thureles
Wihefred
Wrom
Ripley
Kenan
Banbury
Auildiy
Stewark
Pakenham
Cassidy
Lieut
van Beverhoad
Aidan
Ron
Ish
Vengeance from Singapore and Calcutta naval muster list
A fragmented list shows numerous ships and units sailing from Singapore Calcutta and Sydney including officers and ranks with counts of soldiers sailors and horses. Highlights include 179 Sikhs 118 native soldiers 41 horses and 878 rank and file of the st MN L with 400 soldiers and 250 marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sineapore
Michizini
Norden
Bankok
Messrs
J. Dogherty
C. Allen
Indomitalle
Calcutta
Liuys. Har
Sutherby
Briscoe
Mr. de Silva
Sydney
Singapore
1LM
Trish Pusuers
Ann—Trent
Dadswell
Drummond
J. Baker
V.S
Brimee
St. Jol
Taylor
York
Rigg and Renton
Cooke
Clarke
Ensign Stotton
St M.N.L
Towre
Mn.l
Hicks
The Present Mails Arrive Early From Wubia Steamer
The morning mails arrive a week early due to the P. and O. Co. steamer Wubia reaching Suez in time to transfer mails from Bombay. This rapid passage allows those from the Australian Mail to be moved ahead, altering the usual intelligence order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. and O. Co
Wubia
Suez
Bombay
Third China War Update and British Demands at Pekin
The report outlines the British response to the Pekin ultimatum, stating the Queen’s will to maintain treaty provisions on foreign residence and free movement, with indemnity not pressed if China complies. If refused, naval and military chiefs will handle the crisis. Lord Elgin’s appointment is criticized as risking peace and treaty integrity as port blockades are debated, likely targeting Gulf of Pechelce ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
General Council
England
Bruce
Lord Figin
Lord Elgin
Tientsin
Gulf of
Pechelce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hosiwatn
Javay
Yeilo Kipaygen
Ayit
Shanghai West
Ainay
Swatow
Canton
Mate
Mac
Philippines
Manila
Youron
Sa ” Batavia
Maxacea Stuarrs
Singpore
Pawan
Sumamaro