Scandinavian king in armour. Service Tynwald operated the passenger and cargo service between Liverpool and the Island of Man. After 1863, she was only used as cargo vessel. During the winter season in 1850, she was chartered to go to the Mediterranean and called at Gibraltar, Genoa and Leghorn, making the round trip in 30 days. Disposal After an eventful career of 20 years, she was sold to Caird & Company for £5,000 (equivalent to £ in ) in part payment for her successor, Tynwald (II). Footnotes References Bibliography Chappell, Connery (1980). Island Lifeline T.Stephenson & Sons Ltd Ships of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company 1846 ships Ferries of the Isle of Man Passenger ships of the United Kingdom Steamships Paddle steamers of the United Kingdom Steamships of the United Kingdom Merchant ships of the United Kingdom Maritime incidents in December 1846 Ships built on the River Clyde Maritime incidents in December 1863 Maritime incidents in February 1848 Maritime incidents in December 1854