Australia for the consumptive invalid : the voyage, climates and prospects for residence / by Isaac Baker Brown, Jr.

  • Lennox Browne
Date:
1865
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Australia for the consumptive invalid : the voyage, climates and prospects for residence / by Isaac Baker Brown, Jr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    APPENDIX. Table showing the Number of Passenger Ships and Emigrants despatched from the United Kingdom, the Number of such Ships Wrecked or Destroyed at Sea, and the Number of Lives so Lost, so far as known, from 1847 to 1864, both inclusive. Ships. PaSSENGEIIS AKD CitEW. 1 Number De- spatched. Number Wrecked Per centage. Number Embarked. Number of Lives Lost. Per centage. Ships chartered by the] Emigration Commis- 1,031 0 0-48 357,657 513* 0-12 Ships despatched from' ports under the super- intendence of Govern- ment Emigration OfE- 15,509 73 0-47 3,732,397 4,415 0-11 Ships despatched from^ ports not under tliel superintendence ofl Government Emigi'a- tion Officers ., ..) 1,582 19 1-20 124,208 136 0-10 Total 18,122 0-53 4,214,262 5,094 0-12 * All these were the passengers and crew of the Guiding Star, a new and first-class ship, which sailed from Liverpool for Melbourne on the 9th January, 1855. She was spoken with at sea on the 15th February, and has not since been heard of. L
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