Editing Wightlink (section)

===Portsmouth-Ryde===
{| class="wikitable"
!Ship
!Service
!Company
!Notes
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|PS ''Arrow''
|{{nowrap|1825–1851}}
|Portsmouth & Ryde Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Union''
|1825
|Portsmouth & Ryde Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Lord Yarborough''
|1826–1851
|Portsmouth & Ryde Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Lord Spencer''
|1833
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|PS ''Prince Albert''
|1847–1868
|Portsmouth & Ryde Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Prince of Wales''
|1850
|Portsea, Portsmouth, Gosport & Isle of Wight Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Princess Royal''
|1850
|Portsea, Portsmouth, Gosport & Isle of Wight Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Her Majesty''
|1850-1883
|Portsmouth & Ryde Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Prince Consort''
|1859–1882
|rowspan="4"|Port of Portsmouth & Ryde United Steam Packet Co
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|{{PS|Princess of Wales}}
|1865–1885
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|PS ''Duke of Edinburgh''
|1869–1884
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|PS ''Princess Alice''
|1869–1882
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|PS ''Ventnor''
|rowspan="4"|1873–1879
|rowspan="4"|Southsea & Isle of Wight Steam Packet Co
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|PS ''Shanklin''
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|PS ''Ryde''
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|PS ''Southsea''
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|SS ''Princess Louise''
|1873–1874
|rowspan="5"|Port of Portsmouth & Ryde United Steam Packet Co
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|SS ''Princess Beatrice''
|1874-1874
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|PS ''Heather Bell''
|1875
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|PS ''Albert Edward''
|1878
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|PS ''Alexandra''
|1879–1913
|Sold to [[Cosens & Co Ltd]]
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|PS ''Victoria''
|1881–1899
|rowspan="9"|Joint Railway Companies Steampacket Service
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|PS ''Duchess of Edinburgh''
|1884–1910
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|PS ''Duchess of Connaught''
|1884–1910
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|PS ''Duchess of Albany''
|1890–1927
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|PS ''Princess Margaret''
|1893–1927
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|PS ''Duchess of Kent''
|1897–1933
|Sold and renamed ''Clacton Queen''
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|{{PS|Duchess of Fife|1899|6}}
|1890–1929
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|PS ''Duchess of Richmond''
|1910–1915
|Mined in the Mediterranean
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|{{PS|Duchess of Norfolk}}
|1911–1937

|Sold and renamed ''Embassy''. Scrapped June 1967
|-
|{{PS|Shanklin|1924|6}}
|1924–1950
|rowspan="7"|[[Southern Railway (England)|Southern Railway]]
|Sold and renamed ''Monarch''
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|{{PS|Merstone|1928|6}}
|1928–1952

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|{{PS|Portsdown|1928|6}}
|1928–1941

|Mined off [[Southsea]]
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|{{PS|Southsea}}
|1930–1941

|J113 HMS ''Southsea'' mined off the [[River Tyne]]
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|{{PS|Whippingham|1930|6}}
|1930–1962

|J136 HMS ''Whippingham'' in WW2
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|{{PS|Sandown|1934|6}}
|1934–1965

|J20 HMS ''Sandown'' in WW2, evacuated 3,000 men at [[Dunkirk evacuation|Dunkirk]]
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|{{PS|Ryde}}
|1937–1969

|J132 HMS ''Ryde'' in WW2, Sold for use as a floating hotel and later a nightclub. Subsequent attempts at preservation finally failed in 2018.
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|{{ship|TSMV|Brading}}
|1948–1986
|[[British Transport Commission]]
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|{{ship|TSMV|Southsea}}
|1948–1988
|[[British Transport Commission]]
| Acquired for preservation, ultimately unsuccessful. Scrapped 2005.
|-
|{{ship|TSMV|Shanklin}}
|1951–1980
|[[British Transport Commission]]
|Sold and renamed ''Prince Ivanhoe''. Holed and beached in 1981. Scrapped in 1984.
|-
|{{Ship|HSC|Our Lady Patricia}}
|1986–2006
|Wightlink
|Scrapped 2006
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|{{Ship|HSC|Our Lady Pamela}}
|1986–2008
|Wightlink
|Scrapped 2008
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|{{Ship|HSC|FastCat Shanklin}}
|1996–2009
|Wightlink
|Sold and renamed ''Sochi 2''

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|{{Ship|HSC|FastCat Ryde}}
|1996–2010
|Wightlink
|Sold and renamed ''Rapparee'', resold and renamed ''Sochi 1''
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