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The WHITE ROSE |
 | | The White Rose had a lengthy and adventurous passage, first it sailed from London on the 14th February 1875, to Plymouth to pick up her 166 passengers, then on the 14th April, the captain was found dead in his bunk (apoplexy stroke). |
 | | The ship hit rough weather, as she had a lot of railway material in her hold, it constantly moved during the rough weather which was encountered during the voyage, also the mast was damaged. |
 | | The white Rose, a sister ship to the Tintern Abbey, was built in Quebec in 1874, and was on her maiden voyage. |
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