The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Colonial Clippers, by Basil Lubbock.

Name of Ship	Original Name if Name changed	Reg. Tonnage	Builders	Where Built	Date Built	Last Owners
Southern Empire	Jacob A. Westervelt	1418		New York	1849	Black Ball Line
Tornado		1801A	Williams	Williamsburg, N.Y.	1851	„
Flying Cloud		1793A	Don. Mackay	Boston	„	„
Invincible		1767A	W. H. Webb	New York	„	White Star Line
Queen of the Colonies	Wizard	1346	Hall	Boston	1852	Black Ball Line
Chariot of Fame		1640	Don. Mackay	„	1853	White Star Line
Empress of the Seas, No. 1		1647	„	„	„	„
Neptune’s Car		1616		Portsmouth, Va.	„	„
Young Australia		1020		„	„	Black Ball Line
Landsborough		1066		United States	„	„
Golden Age		1241		St. John’s	„	Tyson & Co.
Whirlwind		1003	J. O. Curtis	Medford, Mass.	„	Black Ball Line
Saldanha		1257		Quebec	„	„
Fiery Star	Comet	1361	Webb	New York	1851	„
Morning Star		1534		St. John	1854	Fernie Bros.
Light Brigade	Ocean Telegraph	1495		Medford, U.S.	„	Black Ball Line
Royal Dane	Sierra Nevada	1616		Portsmouth, U.S.	„	„
Florence Nightingale		1362		New Brunswick	1855	Brocklebank
Elizabeth Ann Bright	Tam o’ Shanter	1920		St. John	1856	Black Ball Line
Sovereign of the Seas, No. 2		1226	Don. Mackay	Boston		„
Blue Jacket, No. 2		986	McLachlan	St. John	1858	White Star Line
Prince of the Seas		1316			„	„
Dawn of Hope		1215	Nevins	New Brunswick	1859	Wright & Co.
Mistress of the Seas		1740	Gass	„	1861	„
Empress of the Seas, No. 2		1243	Hilyard	„	1863	Black Ball Line
Legion of Honour		1219	McDonald	„	1863	White Star Line
Southern Empire, No. 2		1142	Baldwin	Quebec	„	Cannon & S.
Palm Tree		1473	Smith	New Brunswick	1865	J. Smith
Sunda		1556	Desmond	Miramichi	„	Black Ball Line

APPENDIX B.—Later American-built Passenger Ships to Australia.