HMS Hermes (1835) 6


Navigation - Home>>Transition Sail to Power>>Wooden Paddle Ships>>Hermes(1835)>>

HMS Hermes (1835) (6th) Wooden Paddle Sloop
This the sixth ship to carry the name HMS Hermes was a wooden paddle sloop. Built at Portsmouth Dockyard, launched 26-Jun-1835, 150ft long, 33ft wide and of 716 tons builders measurement (bm). Rebuilt at Chatham 1842 as 830 tons bm. Broken up 1864. Won the Battle Honour: Burma 1852.	Other HMS Hermes - 1st HMS Hermes - 2nd HMS Hermes - 3rd HMS Hermes - 4th HMS Hermes - 5th HMS Hermes - 6th HMS Hermes - 7th HMS Hermes - 8th HMS Hermes - 9th HMS Hermes - 10th HMS Hermes - ? Class - Specifications - Ships - Plans/Schematics - Pictures - Full Battle Honours Outside Links - Official Website - Associated Sites - Related Sites

c.
This page last edited - 27 July, 2012. Copyright © Ian M King, except where otherwise indicated.

HMS Hermes (1835) (6th) Wooden Paddle Sloop