Brigantine – Captain W. R. Owen. Cargo PIPE CLAY. (LARN) 15 miles SE of Portland Bill. Ref. BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1884 Appx. Pt. I-VI p102. & Lloyd’s Register: 1883-4 No. 961(C). Times: Wednesday, January 21, 1885, Issue 31349 – “The steamer Chilton, of West Hartlepool, landed at Dover yesterday morning the crew of the brigantine … Read Article
Lugger – (LARN, VLI.) – Worbarrow, near Lulworth Cove. Ref. BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1865 Pt. II Table 21 p45(563). See Times [07/03/1865] ‘Fatal Boat Accident in Weymouth Bay’
Brig – Captain H. Sandy. Cargo COAL. Hook Sands, Poole Harbour. LARN, VLI. Ref. Lloyd’s Register: 1878-9 No. 982(C).& BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1881 Appx. I-IV p130.
Lloyd’s List – Saturday 07 April 1888 Welsh Brig – Captain D. Edwards. (LARN, VLI.) – 25 miles WSW of Portland Bill. Refs. cited BOT: 1888 Wk. Rtn Appx. C Table 1 p114 & Lloyd’s Register: 1886-7 No. 1294(C).
Sailing Vessel – Driven from Portland Roads on to the shore where two crew were lost attempting to re-board from Portland. (LARN) – Portland, near Baggs Hole. Check DCC: 13/12/1827.
Stranded French Brig Cinq Sæures of about 170 tons Weymouth Auction Records (Courtesy Margaret Morris FOWM) “Mr Pothecary announced to ‘orn Factors, Ship Owners and others the sale on West Bay Beach, opposite Fleet Coast Guard Station, the Sale of the Stranded French Brig Cinq Sæures of about 170 tons burthen. The sale to begin … Read Article
Snow – Captain J. Joint. Cargo GRANITE Chips. (LARN, VLI.) – 16 miles W Portland. Refs. BOT: Wk. Rtn. 1886 Appx. C Table 1 p105. & Lloyd’s Register: 1883-4 No. 698(C).
332 Ton Norwegian Barque – (LARN) At 8 a.m. drove ashore on the beach where eight of her crew were saved by the Rocket Apparatus, two men drowned. Captain H. Haugensen. Chesil Cove. Ref. DCC: 06/09/1883. Christiana – 1883 Transcription by K. V. Saunders, The Island & Royal Manor of Portland Historic Sources. Note LARN … Read Article
Times: Saturday, January 22, 1881, Issue 30098 – “The Chimera of Weymouth, schooner, from Sunderland for Shoreham laden with coals, went ashore on Thursday night on Ryde Sand Head. The Victoria, tug is trying to tow her off.”
Times: Monday, October 13, 1856, Issue 22497 – “The schooner Charlotte of Weymouth, Hardy master struck on the Newcome sand off Lowestoft, crew safe.”