HMS Jumna (1866)
HMS Jumna (1866)


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NameJumna (1866)Explanation
TypeTroopship   
Launched24 September 1866
HullIron
PropulsionScrew
Builders measure4173 tons
Displacement6211 tons
Guns3
Fate1922
Class 
Ships bookADM 135/262
Note1893 = C.110, c.h.
Sold as hulk Oceanic
Snippets concerning this vessels career
DateEvent
1 January 1868
- 7 June 1870
Commanded by Captain Benjamin Spencer Pickard
6 June 1870
- 30 June 1873
Commanded by Captain Frederick William Richards
1 July 1874
- 4 July 1875
Commanded by Captain William Elrington Gordon
5 July 1875
- 5 October 1875
Commanded by Captain Hawksworth Fawkes, troopship (until Fawkes invalided)
4 October 1875
- 17 October 1877
Commanded by Captain John D'Arcy
17 October 1877
- 9 December 1880
Commanded by Captain George Parsons
Extracts from the Times newspaper
DateExtract
Tu 6 January 1880The following Information respecting the movements of Her Majesty’s ships is supplied by the Admiralty The Achilles arrived at Gibraltar on the 3d inst., would coal on the 5th, and leave for Lisbon on the 6th inst. The Orontes arrived at Port Said on the 3d inst. The Jumna arrived at Port Said on the 3d inst. The Euphrates arrived at Malta on the 1st inst., and sailed on the 2d for Port Said. The Comus arrived at Madeira on the 3d inst. and left on the 4th. The Albatross arrived at Aden on the 1st of January and proceeded. From the East Indies Station letters have been received from Rear-Admiral Gore Jones in the Vulture, at Bombay, up to the 15th of December. The Euryalus left on the 13th of December for Aden and Suez; she will be docked at Suez; Rear-Admiral Jones, having transferred his flag to the Vulture, remains at Bombay. The Ruby returned to Rangoon on the 14h of December from Maulmain; she will procced to Trincomalee and Bombay when relieved by the Spartan. The Wild Swan was at Rangoon. The Spartan left Trincomalee on the 8th of December for Rangoon to relieve the Ruby. The Dragon arrived at Zanzibar on the 1st of November, and left on the 12th of November for Johanna to relieve the Rifleman; she would call at Lindi, and then cruise near the Comoro Islands. The Vestal was at Mozambique on the 6th of November. The Rifleman was at Johanna on the 3d of November, would go to Zanzibar, and thence to Aden on her way to England. The Beacon was at Bahrein on the 6th of December. The Ready was at Muscat on the 7th of December.


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