Hanoverian whaling ship Crown Princess visited Honolulu, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 29 March 1845

The New Pictorial and Illustrated Family Magazine established for the diffusion of useful knowledge, 

vol. III. Robert Sears editor, New York 1846.

An item reported the departure from Honolulu, Hawaii on 23 March of the Hanoverian whaling ship Crown Princess. 

Hanoverian whaling ship Crown Princess visited Honolulu, Hawaii according to the newspaper The Polynesian dated 12 January 1845

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An item reported the arrival at Honolulu, Hawaii on 6 January of the Hanoverian whaling ship Crown Princess captain Hogherman 12 months out 1,760 barrels whale oil 140 barrels sperm oil 19,000 lbs. bone.

Hanoverian kof Delphin destined for Germany according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche courant dated 13 October 1845

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam, Netherlands was lying the Hanoverian kof ship Delphin captain J.F. Bruns destined for Hamburg. Fore more details could be as asked at Kuyper, van Dam en Smeer.

German bark ship Emil bound for New York, USA according to the Dutch newspaper Algemeen Handelsblad dated 23 November 1863

An announcement reported that the fast Hanoverian bark ship Emil captain Bormann lying in Rotterdam was bound for New York. For more details could be asked at Wambersie&Zoon, Rotterdam or Jan Danisl&Zoon&Arbman, Amsterdam.

Hanoverian kof Iduna underway from Latvia towards Belgium according to the Dutch newspaper Middelburgsche Courant dated 12 January 1854

An item reported the arrival at Vlissingen, Netherlands for wintering on 29 December 1853 of the Hanoverian kof Iduna master C. Roskamp loaded with linseed coming from Riga, Latvia bound for Antwerp, Germany. Tonnage 92 tons and draught 2,7 metres.

Dutch merchant ships at Smyrna according to the Nederlandsche Staatscourant dated 31 August 1844

Smyrna [nowaday Izmir, Turkey], 9 August. There were here none Dutch ships waiting for a cargo destined for the Netherlands. Tidings arrived that the Hanoverian galliot Johanna Brons of Amsterdam arrived at Syra while destined from Constantinople and from there to Smyrna. Her cargo mainly consisted of sugar. The Dutch galliot Koerier, master Poppens of Amsterdam and the kof Boreas, master van Gelderen of Vlaardingen were expected.

France preparing naval invasion according to the Dutch magazine Maandelyksche Nederlandsche Mercurius dated December 1759

An item reported from Hanover that the common believe was that France prepared for a new attack and was fitted out a large number of flat-bottomed vessels.

Dutch and Hannoverian merchant ships captured by a Spanish privateer according to the Nederlandsche Staatscourant dated 30 May 1823

London, 24 May. Lloyds received tidings that the Dutch merchant ships Cornelia Lucia Jacobus master Altena underway from Cette towards Stettin and the Maria Catharina master S. Jacobus Dijr underway from Cette towards Rotterdam and Amsterdam the Hannoverian merchant ship Verwachting master J.H. Diggerlaar were captured by a Spanish privateer and brought into Algeziras and declared by the court as good prizes because they left French harbours despite their cargoes were property of the inhabitants of neutral states.

Hanoverian brig Lina lying at Rotterdam, Netherlands bound for Argentina and Uruguay according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche courant dated 9 January 1864

An item reported that at Rotterdam, Netherlands was lying the Hanoverian brig Lina captain W. Albers bound for Buenos Aires, Argentina and possible Montevideo, Uruguay. For more details could be asked at Vlierboom&Suermondt, Rotterdam, Vries&Co., Amsterdam, Netherlands or Dörschlag&Gerbaulet, Rotterdam.

Hanoverian schooner Maria underway from England towards Belgium according to the Dutch newspaper Middelburgsche Courant dated 12 January 1854

An item reported the arrival at Vlissingen, Netherlands for wintering on 20 December 1853 of the Hanoverian schooner Maria master J.D. M148hring loaded with wheat coming from London, England bound for Antwerp, Belgium. Tonnage 68 tons and draught 2,5 metres.

Hanoverian kof underway from Scotland towards Belgium according to the Dutch newspaper Middelburgsche Courant dated 12 January 1854

An item reported the arrival at Vlissingen, Netherlands for wintering on 3 January 1854 of the Hanoverian kof Anna Meta master A. Schumacher loaded with corn coming from Leith, Scotland bound for Antwerp, Belgium. Tonnage 69 tons and draught 2,6 metres.

Hanoverian government responsible for the control over the German North Sea fleet according to the Dutch newspaper Groninger courant dated 25 September 1849

An item dated Frankfurt, Germany the 21st reported that the Hanoverian government accepted from the German central government the control over the German navy in the North Sea

German frigate ship Emma lying at Rotterdam, Netherlands bound for the USA according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche courant dated 18 September 1864

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam, Netherlands was lying the fast frigate ship Emma of Hanover captain Stechmann. bound for New York, USA. For more details Wambersie&Zoon.

Transports with Hanoverian troops on board arrived at Cork, Ireland according to the Dutch newspaper Bataafsche courant dated 11 April 1806

An item dated London the 1^st reported that the last transports with Hanoverian troops on board escorted by the Astrea arrived on 22 March at Cork, Ireland. The convoy consisted of 35 transports.

Hanoverian kof Maria Margaretha destined for Germany according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche courant dated 13 October 1845

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam, Netherlands was lying the Hanoverian kof ship Maria Margaretha captain Joh. Deters destined for Hamburg. For more details could be asked at Seeuwen&Co.

German bark Wursata bound for New York according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 10 December 1860

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam was lying the German bark Wursata of Hannover master Becker bound for New York.

German ship Ettina bound for Hamburg, Germany according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 10 December 1860

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam was lying the German ship Ettina of Hannover master G. Heinrich bound Hamburg. For more details could be asked at Seeuwen&Co.

Hanoverian schooner Maria Anna sold according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 18 June 1860

An item dated Hellevoetsluis 17 June reported that the same day the Hanoverian schooner ship Maria Anna was towed into the harbour by the steamboat Kinderdijk. Earlier was she beached off Loosduinen and lost her masts. She was now sold.

Hanoverian kof Hoffnung bound for Hamburg according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 12 March 1860

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam was lying the Hanoverian kof Hoffnug master W.H. Gerdes waiting for cargo bound for Hamburg. For more details could be asked at Seeuwen&Co.

Hanoverian ship Alida Ikina bound for Hamburg according to the Dutch newspaper Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant dated 12 March 1860

An announcement reported that at Rotterdam was lying the Hanoverian ship Alida Ikina master L.B. Pieper waiting for cargo bound for Hamburg. For more details could be asked at Seeuwen&Co.