IE CCCA U370
City of Cork Steam Packet Co Ltd
Refers to a law about the anchoring of ships, and asking the Captain to take the names of any offending ships.
14.
Cork, 26 June 1849
Captain Mowle
Ajax
Stating that food will be half price for all children under the age of thirteen.
15.
Cork, 11 September 1849
Captain Tooker
P. Adler
Refers to a fire on the “Minerva” and instructing the Captain about fire safety on board, with extract from directors’ proceedings.
16.
Cork, 28 August 1852
Captain Tooker
P. Adler
Refers to the promotion of mates by masters.
17.
Cork, 11 February 1856
Captain Staveley
Sabrina
Refers to director’s proceedings of 8 February 1856 in which the case of damage to boilers of the “Falcon”, and examination of that vessel’s engineers, was discussed.
18.
Cork, 31 December 1855
Captain Staveley
Sabrina
Letter referring to s ystem for managing ships’ spare deck stores (sails, chains, ropes)
19.
Cork, 5 April 1861
Captain Mowle
Halcyon
Letter regarding the irregular practice of passengers endeavouring to pass by vessels on cattlemens’ passes.
20.
Cork, 11 July 1861
Captain Malone
Pelican
Letter regarding strict measures against drunkenness among staff during voyages.
21.
Cork, 6 Dec 1862
Captain Raynes
Dodo
Letter from Alex Crichton (Superintending Engineer) forwarding a new form of order book and outlining procedures for stores on board. [Original direction to Captain Doran, Albatross, crossed out]
22.
Cork, 12 November 1862
Captain Doran
Albatross
Letter referring to new contract with War Office for conveyance of military, and specifying rates for specified ports, and charges for rations (for Troops or 3 rd class passengers, Women, and Children under 12).
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