Description

1. A Return of all SHIPS or VESSELS navigated by STEAM belonging to any Port of Great Britain, or registered therein; specifying the Name and Tonnage of each Vessel; distinguishing the Port to which each Vessel belongs, and whether usually employed in the Foreign or Coasting Trade; -ALSO, A RETURN of the NUMBER of SHIPS or VESSELS now BUILDING at any PORT OF Great Britain, calculated to be navigated by steam .
2. 17th March 1829. [1]
3.  A RETURN from every Sea-Port Town or Harbour in the United Kingdom of all and every VESSEL navigated by STEAM belonging to, or usually sailing from such Port or Harbour…
4. A RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF VESSELS PROPELLED BY STEAM THAT HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED AND ARE NOW EMPLOYED OR BUILDING UNDER THE ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT SINCE THE PERIOD IN WHICH SUCH VESSELS WERE IN USE BY THE GOVERNMENT…13 th March 1832.
5.  4.A RETURN of the Number and Quality of STEAM VESSELS IN foreign ports in which HER MAJESTY may have CONSULS or AGENTS. 25^th February 1845.
6.  A RETURN of the name and description of all STEAM VESSELS Registered in the Ports of the United Kingdom showing where and when Built, Tons, Horse Power, length, breadth, draught…and what Armament capable of carrying. 18^th March, 1845.

 Parliamentary reports, various sizes of paper,. pp. 70, mainly of information presented in tabular form.