_Falcon_ 937 Wood Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1859 _Isle of the South_ 821 “ Laing & Co., Sunderland 1859 _Fiery Cross_ 888 “ Chalour & Co., Liverpool 1860 _Min_ 629 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1861 _Kelso_ 556 “ Pile & Co., Sunderland 1861 _Belted Will_ 812 “ Feel & Co., Workington 1863 _Serica_ 708 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1863 _Taeping_ 767 Composite Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1863 _Eliza Shaw_ 696 “ Alexander Stephen, Glasgow 1863 _Yang-tze_ 688 “ Alexander Hall, Aberdeen 1863 _Black Prince_ 750 “ Alexander Hall, Aberdeen 1863 _Ariel_ 853 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1865 _Ada_ 686 “ Alexander Hall, Aberdeen 1865 _Sir Launcelot_ 886 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1865 _Taitsing_ 815 “ Connell & Co., Glasgow 1865 _Titania_ 879 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1866 _Spindrift_ 899 “ Connell & Co., Glasgow 1867 _Forward_ Ho 943 “ Alexander Stephen, Glasgow 1867 SHIP TONS CONSTRUCTION BUILDER YEAR _Leander_ 883 Composite Lawrie & Co., Glasgow 1867 _Lahloo_ 779 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1867 _Thermopylæ_ 947 “ Walter Hood, Aberdeen 1868 _Windhover_ 847 “ Connell & Co., Glasgow 1868 _Cutty Sark_ 921 “ Scott & Co., Dumbarton 1868 _Caliph_ 914 “ Alexander Hall, Aberdeen 1869 _Wylo_ 799 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1869 _Kaisow_ 795 “ Robert Steele & Sons, Greenock 1869 _Lothair_ 794 “ Walker & Son, London 1869 Appendix IV RULES FOR TONNAGE MEASUREMENTS The English system of measuring the tonnage of vessels in the eighteenth century is given in Falconer’s _Marine Dictionary_, 1780, as follows: