Lamberton GN 24
| Built | 1885 W. B. Thompson & Co Ltd, Dundee (Iron) |
| Yard No | 76 |
| Owner at New | Berwick Trawling Co, Berwick upon Tweed (A. Darling manager) |
| ID no | 56680 |
| Launch Date | 03.10.1885 |
| Completed | 1885 |
| Gross Tons | 101 |
| Nett Tons | 27 |
| Engine | 41 hp C.2-cyl by W. B. Thompson & Co Ltd, Dundee |
| Length | 95.2ft |
| Breadth | 19ft |
| Depth | 10ft |
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| Owners | |
| 1885 | Registered at Berwick BK? |
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22.08.1887 |
Skipper and crew attacked by angry Belgian fisherman as the ship landed in Ostend. |
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03.1888 |
Owned by General Steam Fishing Co Ltd, Edinburgh (John Scott manager) |
| 1888 | Berwick registry closed. |
| 1888 | Registered at Granton GN 24 |
| 08.09.1889 | Arrested along with S.T. "Hopetoun" GN 29 and taken to Leith by the fishery cruiser "Brenda" for illegal fishing in Aberlady Bay, all fishing gear confiscated. |
| 15.05.1890 | Towed into Granton with disabled machinery from the May Island Firth of Forth by S.T. “Albatross” M 2. |
| 08.10.1891 | Collided with and sank the S.T. “Malta” GN 22 in the Firth of Forth off Fidra Light while steaming to the fishing grounds. The "Malta" sunk within minutes. Six crew were rescued but two others namely, John Downie, engineer Leith & John McDougall, Newhaven Edinburgh were drowned. |
| 30.12.1894 | Skipper Liston towed a Cockenzie line fishing yawl from the May Island Firth of Forth to Granton, the yawl had lost her rudder during the bad weather. |
| 06.02.1895 | Rescued the crew of S.T. "Buccleuch" GN 22 which sank 2 miles off Anstruther after striking rocks near the May Island Firth of Forth and taken to Granton. |
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12.1898 |
John Scott resigns as manager |
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04.03.1899 |
James Caw appointed manager |
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1899 |
Skipper Alex Bremner fined £30 for illegal fishing within the three mile limit off Carnoustie. |
| 19.11.1901 | Towed Danish brigantine "Adonis" from May Island Firth of Forth to Granton through strong gale. |
| 04.12.1904 | Sank while berthed at Middle Pier Granton |
| 13.03.1905 | Wrecked in dense fog at North Ness, May Island Firth of Forth. Skipper R Mackay and seven crew rescued. |