Craft

Fleet No

Built at

Hull

Cost

Type

HASTY (a)

Tunnel Tug

Owners

Address

Source for

First Date

Grand Junction Canal Co

Steamer Registrations

Owner

Place

PH No

As

Date Inspected

Date Registered

Steamer Gaugings

Owner

Place

Gauging Number

Notes

Date

Boiler

Boiler inspection due

Millner L

7.11.1918

Engine

V single A H Beasley & Sons Uxbridge (BH)

Steamer History

Putting new iron guards on £6. 6. 2.

Repairs

Repairs by W Nurser

Photo exists of engine, boat name not mentioned but AB states Hasty

BH

BH

BH

1877

6.1879

3.1880 also 3.1882, 9.1884, 5.1885, 8.1890

Fate

Scrapped

Date

1922

Craft

Fleet No

Built at

Hull

Cost

Type

HASTY (b)

Bushell Bros  1923

Wood  49’ x 6’11’’

x 4’5’’

£420 or £500

Tunnel Tug

Owners

Address

Source for

First Date

Grand Junction Canal Co

Steamer Registrations

Owner

Place

PH No

As

Date Inspected

Date Registered

Steamer Gaugings

Owner

Place

Gauging Number

Notes

Date

Boiler

Locomotive type boiler by Davey Paxman of Colchester

SoC

Engine

Beasley 2 cylinder compound

SoC

Steamer History

Tug in Braunston Tunnel

Ceased operations (through the tunnels)

Hasty (b) and De Salis may have been muddled. Hasty was sunk in Sabey’s Dock as a tug hull with no cabin (Joe Mercer, lockkeeper at Cowley Lock 1962).

But John James bought a Hasty to run as a passenger boat

Miss D Hayes bought as Steam Tug ex GJ Co Blisworth Tunnel. Moved to Bulbourne intact c1942/43

(AEB) Sunk on Wendover Arm less machinery.  Purchased by J James 1954; converted to passenger carrying by L B Faulkner with RN diesel engine (now removed) Hull sold to Miss Hayes

IWA Rally Little Venice seen

Hadlow

Ex BH

BH

30.9.1936

6.11.1962

18.8.1963

Fate