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Probably the oldest English newspaper still published today. Lloyd's List details ship movements, marine casualties & maritime news |
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Google have digitised early editions of Lloyd's List . This collection does not include any issues for 1742, 1743, 1745, 1746, 1754, 1756, 1759 or 1778. Various issues are also missing from certain volumes. In addition issues up to 1752 are dated using the Julian calendar meaning that the New Year begins on 25th March. The first surviving issue here is dated 2 January 1740 but in the year we would now think of as being 1741.
The volumes listed here are searchable making it particularly useful for searching for voyages of particular vessels and the names of masters. The Marine News section has also been indexed by volunteers at the Guildhall Library which may help with searching through the volumes listed here. A series of indexes, covering ship movements and casualties 1838 to October 1927, are on microfilm at the National Maritime Museum, the Guildhall Library, Merseyside Maritime Museum and the National Library of Scotland. The National Maritime Museum has also published a brief history of Lloyd's List. |
1741-1744 1747-1748 1749-1750 1751-1752
1753-1755 1757-1758 1760-1761 1762-1763 1764-1765 1766-1767 1768-1769 1770-1771 1772-1773 1774-1775 1776-1777 1779-1780 1781-1782 1783-1784 1785-1786 1787-1788 1789-1790 1791-1792 1793-1794 1795-1796 1797-1798 1799-1800 1801-1802 1803-1804 1805-1806 1807-1808 1809-1810 1811-1812 1813-1814 1815-1816 1817-1818 1819 - 1820 1821 -1822 1823 -1824 1825 - 1826 |