Rebuilt, lengthened to 322.5ft, new tonnage: 2,256 gross, new compound engines by J. & J. Thomson - renamed Waldensian
1888
Re-engined with new triple-expansion engines by D. & W. Henderson, Glasgow
1903
Broken up in Genoa
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S/S Saint Andrew - as she appeared prior to the rebuilding in 1873 Credit: David O. Donovan
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