Carol On May 2, 1873 in the London Times was this ad: CANADA.--Assisted Passages from London to Quebec are granted by the Dominion Government to passengers by the fine STEAMSHIPS of the TEMPERLEY LINE, who will have to pay only £4 15s. each person over eight years, £2 7s. 6d. one to eight years, and 14s. 2d. infants. SS Delta leaves Victoria Docks Saturday, 10th May. SS Nyanza leaves Victoria Docks Wednesday, 21st May. SS Thames leaves Victoria Docks Saturday, 31st May. Temperleys, Carter, and Darke, Brokers, 21, Billiter-street, E.C. And right below is another ad: TEMPERLEY LINE.--Steam.--LONDON to QUEBEC and MONTREAL.--The splendid, powerful, new steamship DELTA, classed 13 years Liverpool Book, J.H. STEPHENS, Commander, will leave London on Saturday, 10th May, and Ply- mouth, 12th May. The splendid, powerful steamship NYANZA, W. FISHER, Commander, will leave London on Wednesday, 21st May, and Plymouth, 23d May. Goods and passengers are taken at through rates to all important places in Canada and the United States. These steamships have superior accommodation for chief cabin and steerage passengers, carry doctors and stewardesses, and load in Vic- toria (London) Dock.--Thos. Meadows and Co., Shipping Agents, The Albany, Old Hall-street, Liverpool, and 35, Milk-street, Cheapside; Temperleys, Carter, and Darke, Brokers, 21, Billiter-street. The next trip is in July 14, 1873 Times: TEMPERLEY LINE.--Steam.--LONDON to QUEBEC and MONTREAL, under contract with the Dominion Government for assisted passengers from London--The splendid, powerful steamship NYANZA, W. FISHER, Commander, will leave London, Wednesday, 16th July, and Plymouth, 18th July. The splen- did, powerful steamship Thames, A. Hyde, Commander, will leave London, 26th July, and Plymouth, 28th July. Goods and passengers are taken at through rates to all important places in Canada and the United States. These steamships have superior accommodation for chief cabin and steerage passengers, carry doctors and stewardesses, and load in Victoria (London) Dock.--Thos. Meadows and Co., Ship- ping Agents, The Albany, Old Hall-street, Liverpool, and 35, Milk- street, Cheapside; Temperleys, Carter, and Darke, Brokers, 21, Billi- ter-street. Regards.. Marj At 10:07 PM 4/8/2010, Carol Collins wrote: >Hi: > >Does anyone know where I can find information >about the S.S. Nyanza of the Temperley Line that >sailed from London, England to Quebec, Canada in >July 1873? I'm looking for any information about >the Captain, the state of the ship and any pictures of the ship. > >I already have an extract of the passenger list from ancestry.ca. > >Regards, > >Carol Collins > > > >_________________________________________________________________ >Hotmail & Messenger. Get them on your phone now. >http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9724463 >------------------------------- >visit TheShipsList Website >http://www.theshipslist.com/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an >email to THESHIPSLIST-request@rootsweb.com with >the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the >subject and the body of the message