File:To the Directors of the London Missionary Society - their New Ship The John Williams - entering the Bay of Hauhine, one of the Society Islands in the South Pacific Ocean RMG PY0584.tiff

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Duncan, Edward [engraver]; Huggins, William John [artist & publisher]; Robert James Elliot [artist]; Snow, John [publisher]
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English: To the Directors of the London Missionary Society... their New Ship The John Williams... entering the Bay of Hauhine, one of the Society Islands in the South Pacific OceanPrint

To the Directors of the London Missionary Society... their New Ship The John Williams... entering the Bay of Hauhine, one of the Society Islands in the South Pacific Ocean

Inscribedː To the Directors of the London Missionary Society. This engraving of their new ship the John Williams purchased and equipped from a fund raised by the juvenile friends of that institution, is by special permission most respectfully dedicated. This beautiful Missionary Ship, commanded by Captain Morgan is represented entering the bay of Huahine, one of the Society Islands in the South Pacific Ocean. From a sketch by Captain R. J. Elliot, R.N. The scene also includes the village of Fare, missionary station, and harbour, with the Society's former ship Camden, lying at anchor. The John Williams was built at the Royal Navy Yard, Harwich and completed in the most efficient manner for the interesting Service in which she is employed, was launched on the 20th March 1844 and sailed from London on the 5th June following - her dimensions are length 109 feet 8 inches. Depth 16 feet. Admeasuring 296 ... Tons.
Date 1 February 1846
date QS:P571,+1846-02-01T00:00:00Z/11
Dimensions Mount: 324 mm x 458 mm
Notes Box Title: Sailing Ships 1839-1844.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/140531
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Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: 9360
id number: PAH0584
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