HMS pandoraPandora, 1833-1862
HMS pandoraPandora was a 319-tonne wooden sailing vessel.1 In 1836, it was commanded by Lieutenant commander Robert Wintle Innes, in Falmouth,
until it was out of commission at Plymouth during 1843.2
From 1845 to 1848 it was employed as a survey ship under the command of Lieutenant
James Wood, during the the Oregon boundary dispute with the United States.3 From 1850 to 1856 it served as a survey ship again, this time in Australia, under
the command of Byron Drury.4
- 1. Peter Davis, Pandora, William Loney RN—Ships.
- 2. Ibid.
- 3. Ibid.
- 4. Ibid.
Mentions of this vessel in the documents
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The Colonial Despatches: Dyke Point
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Elliott, W. to Lytton, Sir Edward George Earle Bulwer 31 August 1858, CO 305:9, no.
9088, 586.
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The Colonial Despatches: Ashe Head
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Pelly, Sir John Henry to Grey, Right Honorable, Second Baronet, Sir George 11 December
1846, CO 305:1, no. 1666, 83.
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The Colonial Despatches: Gordon, Commander George Thomas
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The Colonial Despatches: Cole Island