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The FleetsLord Line
Lord Line (Irish Shipowners Co., Ltd), Belfast was formed by Thomas Dixon
in 1879 and operated services between Belfast, Dublin, Cardiff and Baltimore.
They also sailed to Gulf of Mexico and South American ports. In 1917 the company
went into liquidation and sold it's two remaining ships to the Head Line (Ulster
SS Co.). The Lord Line ran between Baltimore and Belfast every ten days
Fleet: incomplete
| Vessel |
Built |
Years in Service |
Tons |
| Fernside |
1883 |
1895 purchased from Sunderland
SS Co., 1898 sold to J & P. Hutchison, Glasgow |
1,936 |
| Lord Antrim |
1902 |
1916 sold to Ulster SS
Co., Belfast. |
4,269 |
| Lord Charlemont |
1886 |
ex- Ormiston, 1888 renamed
Lord Charlemont, 1916 sold to Mitchell, Cotts & Co., Belfast, 1918 torpedoed
and sunk. |
3,194 |
| Lord Downshire |
1900 |
1916 sold to Ulster SS
Co., Belfast |
4,808 |
| Lord Dufferin (1) |
1879 |
sailing ship, 1894 sold
renamed Jupiter, 1910 scrapped. |
1,697 |
| Lord Dufferin (2) |
1898 |
1915 sold to Gaston, Williams & Wigmore, Montreal. |
4,664 |
| Lord Erne |
1892 |
1899 sold to Harland & Wolff, Liverpool renamed Turcoman. |
5,610 |
| Lord Londonderry |
1888 |
25th Jun.1909 caught fire
and sank.west of Sines. |
2,523 |
| Lord Ormonde |
1899 |
1917 sold to Davie SB & Repair Co., Quebec. |
3,194 |
| Ormiston |
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see Lord Charlemont. |
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