HMS Phaeton (1848) was a fourth-rate ship of the line of the British Royal Navy, built to a design by Joseph White, of Cowes. She was launched at Deptford...

the Royal Navy have been named HMS Phaeton or Phaëton after Phaëton, the son of Helios in Greek mythology: HMS Phaeton (1691), a purpose-built fireship...

agreed to sell HMS Phaeton to the Indefatigable committee for £15,000. Mr. Frank Bibby gave the committee the money to buy the Phaeton and re-fit her...

next October, he joined the frigate HMS Phaeton on the Halifax station, until appointed to the command of HMS Alacrity in 1823 on the Mediterranean station...

dismasted HMS Defence and exchanged broadsides with the French ship-of-the line, Impétueux. He was promoted to Lieutenant on 10 May 1796 on HMS Phaeton. While...

planking; Isaac Hull ordered walking canes, picture frames, and even a phaeton, which was presented to President Andrew Jackson. Meanwhile, Elliott directed...

including ex-HMS Phaeton (1883). HMS Kent (D12), a 1963 destroyer used for training from 1980 to 1993. Lion (1847) from 1871 to 1905. Mars (1848) from 1869...

twelve children was Admiral Francis George Kirby (1854–1951), Captain of HMS Phaeton. In October 1835, Sir Henry married Miss Emily Frances Anne Leeke, daughter...

fourth rates 1848 HMS Leander 1848 (later converted to screw) HMS Shannon – re-ordered as steam/screw frigate HMS Phaeton 50-gun fourth rate 1848 (later converted...

escorted by a squadron under Captain Fleetwood Pellew, aboard the 38-gun HMS Phaeton joined them. The two squadrons sailed together, arriving at Malacca on...