Malabar, Dublin to New York 1851

From the “New York Times” dated Sept. 19, 1851

Pass.’s Surname	First Name	Master	Trip	Cargo	Consignment
ANDERSON	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
BOND	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
CAMORY	(Miss)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
CAMORY	(Rev. Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
COLMAN	(Miss)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
COSGROVE	(Rev. Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
DAWLEY	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
DOUGLASS	(Miss)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
[L…Y]	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
LAMB	(Rev. Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
MALLOW	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
MCSHANE	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
MCSHANE	(Mrs.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
PIERCE	(Dr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
SMITH	(Mr.) & Lady	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
WILKINS	(Mr.)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron
WILKINSON	(Miss)	Leeds	37 days	247 pass., ballast	T. Wallron

Last Updated on June 19, 2003 
Transcriber Diane McClay
Dates are in month/day/year format
Notes from Diane: All of the names listed for this ship had only titles, and no first names. That name that started with a “L” had a crease in the newspaper, and I could not read clear enough the next letter or letters. There was a possible “a” and then a possible “m” or “n”, and then maybe a “b” and ended with “y”. 

Isabella Bordeaux to New York Aug. 3, 1851
In City of Richmond, steamer, from Norfolk
In Malabar (Britain), ship, from Dublin
In Baltimore, packet-ship, from Havre
In Cornelia, bark, from Smyrna
City of Richmond, steamer, Terry, Norfolk, 44 hours, mdse to Mailler & Lord
Baltimore, packet-ship, Conn, Havre, Aug. 19, 291 passengers and mdse. to Boyd & Hincken
Malabar (Britain), ship, Leeds, Dublin, 37 days, 247 passengers and ballast to T. [Wallron]
Cornelia, bark, [Hutch…], Smyrna, July 22, wood and cargo to master
“In packet-ship, Isaac Webb, from Liverpool-
“In bark, John Colby, from Ponce, P. R.-
In Cherokee, a steamer, from New Orleans
In Norma, a ship, from Havana
In Mary Morris, a bark, from Glasgow
In Washington, a U. S. Mail steamship, from Bremen
In Brother Jonathan, a steamship, from Chagres, via Savannah
In Sarah, a ship, from Glasgow
In Hendrik Hudson, a packet ship, from London
In Gipsey Queen, a Br. bark, from Dublin
In Argo, a ship, from Liverpool
In Africa, a steamship, from Liverpool
In Guy Mannering, a packet ship, from Liverpool
In ship, Meta, from Bremen
In bark, Canada, from Neuvitas
Ship, Robert Parker, (of Portsmouth), 36 days from Liverpool, 230 passengers and mdse. to Harnden & Co.
U. S. Mail steamship, Baltic, Comstock, from Liverpool Sept. 17, at 2 P. M., with pass. and mdse. to E. K. [Cellins] & Co.
Steamship, Union, Budd, 7 days and 7 hours, from New Orleans with pass. and mdse. to Spoffard and Tileston & Co.
Steamship, City of Richmond, Terry, from Richmond, with pass. and mdse. to Mailler & Lord. 34 hours from Norfolk, Sat., at 2: 30 A. M., 20 miles north of Barnegat, was run into by a topsail schooner, name not known, her jib boom striking the steamer on her larboard side, just abaft the main rigging, and carrying away mizzen stays and larboard mizzen rigging, with 50 feet of monkey rail and quarter boat [dav…], damaged smoke stack and stove galley.
Packet ship, Havre, Mulford, from Havre, Sept. [3], and [the] Lizard, the 5th, with 303 pass. and mdse. to M. Livingston.
Bark, Cosmo [Gosmo], (British), Outerbridge, from Bristol, Aug. 30, with 57 pass., and mdse. to E. S. Innis & Co.
Bark, Odessa (British), Selly, 34 days from Cork, with 146 passengers, and in ballast to Grinnell & Minturn
In steamship, Merlin, from St. Thomas, Bermuda