The William & Mary, Master W Julian, was
a single decked sloop of 68 tons burden, with a draught of 9 ft. when loaded. Built
in Wales in 1784 and owned by Coleman, she held a G8 classification and was
described as a constant trader between Dublin and London.[1] She was
lost on 31 October 1798 in Tramore Bay, on a journey from Cork to Liverpool.[2]
Thursday
a sloop belonging to Milford, bound from Cork to Liverpool, with butter, was
driven ashore at Tramore Bay, it being nearly high water at the time. The crew
and 3 women passengers were fortunately saved on the tide going out, but the
vessel has gone to pieces.[3]
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