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Wreck of The Queen Victoria Dublin Mail Steam Packet in a snowstorm on the Howth Rocks, Coast of Ireland, between 2 & 3 o'clock on Tuesday Morning, February 15th 1853, when 80 of the unfortunate Passengers & Crew perished
Title: Wreck of The Queen Victoria Dublin Mail Steam Packet in a snowstorm on the Howth Rocks, Coast of Ireland, between 2 & 3 o'clock on Tuesday Morning, February 15th 1853, when 80 of the unfortunate Passengers & Crew perished
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