THE MARINER'S MIRROR

THE JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR NAUTICAL RESEARCH

IND EX TO VOLUMES 6-6 lq.¡a' - \cil\l' Compiled by ELIZABETH ROLFE, ¡.A., A.L.A

GREENWICH

198 I PREFACE

6 Index ls entlrely based on'the 10 Annual Indexes produced ¡g the perlod. Tbeir entrles have. been edited, cunulated sub-divided where necessary to form a single coherent Index,

forn of entry follows Dr. R.C' Andersonts Index to Volumes as closely as posslble and the rules are as set out in Vo1. page 22O'

aphlcal references have been lndexed only Úhen the text arqicle discusses the work of a particular author at some In doubtful cases, preference has been glven to foreign early works

following changes have been made in preparlng thfs Index:- Books Reviewed now form a central section of the Index. I¡ the interests of clarlty the Index of Shipsr Names 1s set in Roman tyPe. Underlining has ¡Len employed to denote volume numbers.

1981 E.M. ROLFE

NOTE

eounctl of the Soclety gratefully acknowledges generous help the Lily Lanbert McCarthy Foundation ln defraying the costs and dlstrlbuting thls thfrd Cunulative fndex. GENERAL INDEX 1 fishing, 63, 48-9 Ahmuty, Surgeon , 59 , 29O Aicha, Sidi Abdallab ben, 62, 276 Aiguillon, Armand Duc d', 59, 4! et seq -*, ATMONE, A. C. ;#1fi i',,' l The Cruise of the U,S, Hoxnet ;lÍ;ill'1fi in 1815 , 67, 377-83 Aix, Isle of , M, 268-9 ;i3ne an chor Akrostolion , 56, 327, p1.6 *gi :i;i*'l?'i¿,#i"?l' Minoan paintings, discovery, 65, L4L et seq Akrotiri, hieroglyphs of Ancient Egyptian 99, t50; 64, 125-33,135-7 ^.#,1=, 103 rig' 7 Al6lzzi, Luca di Masa deg1i, 63, 5,6-7 ""l|!"3nip= , é4, ' -tot ' ^lie'' ' Aldabra Islands , 99, AL Jí'L -, P, .!!1 Alderney, loss of HMS Tiper off, 60, *:::;l:':'Y7i'RoYar' ^?n; see RoYal AcademY 287-92 i;il;t, Alderton, Point , 56 , 425 o"it$f,li;u collier's 18th centurv, 61, Alexander I Land, 57, 45,60 5t-61 Alexander Island, fl, 5+ tavaf, 18th Centurv 64' 45-56 Alexandra, Princess of , ' named after , 60, 152 tlliS;'fii''llto, r'=, s36, 338, s4o Alfaques , 56, 45 ili.*áttn, JosePh, 91' 163 Alfonso the Magnanimous, 59, 260 ,262 'Áái'f", the incxease of seamen"'(1704) Algerian corsairs, 60, 187-96; 62, 271- 63. L54 86 T'rancis. 59, 292 et seq Algerine Passes , 57 , 222, 450 lIiI"ár-congress;-1861,^^-: 63, 72 Algerine raid on , 56, 298 ;¡ Parliament, quarñ'tine, .64, 63-9 Algiers , 56, 45, 47 ;;;" n?T9d__ of 28t ---iMácadam'aáá*, ctutres (erroneog"lY fa1l , 62, or'McAdam' ) 63' 264-72 A1i, Eu1dj, see Euldj, AIi Adam, Frederick, Q!, 264, 265, 27L A1i, Hyder, 59, 35 et seq ADAM, P., Alicante, 56, 16 An'Attempted Reconstruction of the A11en, llamilton Colclough, 63, 351-8 Marsala Punic , 63' 35-7 Al1en, Joseph, 57, 781 Adams, Charles Francis, 67, 258-9:. 63, Allen, Thomas, &, tA 74 et seq A11en Point , 57, 50 Adams, Clifford, 62, 5 A11in, Joseph , 63, 340 ,342 Adams, HenrY,58,213 Allingham, Wil1iam, 58, 456 Adams, John, 59, 410 et seg Almes, George , 58, 2Oo Adams, Wil1, 56, 137 A1mes, James, 58, 206 Addison, JosePh, 58, 454 Alphabet , Sai 1or ' s , !9, 46O; 60 , 99 , Adelaide, Queen, 57, 54 336-7 Adelaide Island, 57, 44,54,60 Altonaer Museum, Hamburg, 57, 150,154 Adelie Land, 56, 37 A1va, Duke of,56,2t Aden, as a 19th Century port of ca11, Alvaredo , 5? , 2O4, 2lO 62, tSS Alvaredo River, 57, 205-6 Admiralty, Amalfi , 56, 22O 1556-1564 , 56, 3-26 River, 9!, AZ 1874-1880, 62, 33-46 Ameixoal, Roman mosaic from, 61, 235 fig. 1880-1885, 62, !21-8 8, 238 administratión, 1869-1885, 61, 331-44 , 6L, 255-70 choice of steam engine manufacturers, Confederate , 63, 7l-92 L822-7852, 64, 327-47 American Colonies, new markets opened supply of silver table ware to H.M, in, 57, 163 ships, 57, 22O,446 Ametican Fjshe¡ma¡, 57, 37 Admiralty ¡EftAine, Leningrad, 60, !67 American Navy, 18th century Super-, AdmÍra1ty charts 59, 49-56 1800-1808, St Vincent collection, 64, American , , 6,!, tEg 84 Anrerican Presidential desk, 65, 1O8,270 Great 8ri¿ain's, 1846,61, 119 American Steel Company, 65, 351 Admlralty Contingónt ecóoIñis , 57, ZZZ American War of Independence, 56, 2O7; Adrlatic Sea, Venetian control 6T, OO, y, 175,184, 60, 395-405 ; 6t, 226-7 93 fAdvance 62, L69-178; 63, \29 e¿ ses Notes', bg, 434-b et seq British Dockyard administration during. Ady, 86. Z2 61, 2L5-25 *:!:?t"l,ioping, lzth century , 65, 4s Scottish ships lost in, 57, 308 aegean^ships, Bronze Age, 61, SZT-Z pt. Americas, Spanish Lnaritime construction, .-5.& 6, 64, L24,135_7- 16th Century, 58, 195-202 trade, British monopoly, 57,!ZO Amesquita, Don Cailos de, 64, 72 Agadir:--"19an crisis Agreements,,¡¡órxing,, rorr, 56 , 41-3; bi ,-zaz Amherst, Lord, 57, 441 TAin ceátuií. Amirantes Islands, 99, 61 2 GENERAL INDEX

Anitauté, 63, 309 ,310 Anti-hogging see hogging Amorites' Iñvasion of Byblos, 56, 381 Antonio, John, 57, 46, 51 Amphibious , 62, 64-5 Anvers Island, 57, 56 Amphibious operations, 58, 269-80 Aphlaston, 65, m, 34 American wars, 58, 269-80 Appledore, Devon, 57, 8, 15 Seven Years war, 58, 269-80 Apprentice Register, Bristol, 1532-1658, Amsterdam, merchant shipping conditions 60, ZZ-Z\ 18th-20th Century,65,329 e¿ sé9'. Apprentices, Royal Naval, 63, 311 Amur river f1oti11a, 60, 305 Apprenticeship, maritime, 93, 153-61 Anchor( s ) at , 1596-1651, 56, 137-8 ancient Egyptian stone, 65, 737-6L, Arados, ship iconography on coinage, 65, 206-7 55,308-11 ex voto, Temple of Amon, Karnak, 64, Arbuthnot, Marriot, 56, 187-8 1 18- 21 Archaeological and Natural History Soc. Anchorage , 57, 325 of Somerset , V, 3l unusual name, 65, 349 Archaeological GáT1ery, National Maritime Anchor H.ead, 57, 25,33 Museum, 99, S+ 'Ancient and rightful customs', 58, Archaic ships, rowing, 99, g0-g 448-9 Arctic and Antarctic Muse.um and Institute' Ancient Egyptian mn! ships, foreign Leningrad, 60, 166-7 design influences, 64, 99-723 ARGALL, F., Ancient Egyptian sea-going ? 65, 138 et of the Fa1 Estuary, 64, seg, 158-9, 201-8 163-8 Ancj.ent Egyptian ships, 63, 96 ARGALL, F,, and BIRD, R. , Ancient Greek and Roman craft, lead Falmouth Cutters, 1850-195O, 6'!, sheathing, 64, 739-42 9-72 Ancien.t Greek , 62, 357-69 Argentine soldiers, used in , Ancient maritime 1aw, 62, 81-91 1818-1823, 63, 119 Ancient Mediterranean boat designs, 59, Argy11, gth Earl, 5?, \7 373-84;9q,218 Argy11, Marquis of, 57, 386 Rowing, 59, 96-9 Armada de1 Ocean, 57, 241 Ancient oar classification, 65, 181 Armada, Spanish, 64, 257-262, 285, JI T Ancient Roman yact¡t, 58, 443-6 and Elizabethan bureaucracy, 60, 1 19- Ancient shipbuilding techniques, 62, 159- 32 68 archaeology and, 59, 372 Ancient ships English and Spanish ships, 63, 359-64, accuracy of representations of, 62, 365-7 231-3 Gorgas' observations on, 59 179-85 rowing, 59, 96-9 guns, 61, 353-4,355-71; 9!, 84,287 Ancient triremes, 65, 53-63 wrecks , 62, 267 Anderson, Andlew, & Co., 56, 156 Armament Anderson, Pilot , fl, 23 74-gun ships, 63, 346-7 ANDERSON, R.C,, Mediterranean war galleys v!,RO 257-80 The Thirty Years' War in the Mediter- Armoured , first, 64, 25 ranean , 56, 47-57; Armoured cruisers, British, 64, 23-34 The Lee Liñé at Trafalgar, 57, 157-61; Armoured ships, 1859-66, 63, 279 -84 The Sicilian War of 1674-7678,57, Armstrong, PhiIip, 58, 213 249-65 Armstrong, Wi11iam,. 65, 219 Anderson, R.C., ObituarY, 62' 307-8 ARNELL, J.C. Andros, Edmund, 56, 201 The Superintendent of Trade and Fish- Anglo-Chinese trade, 1860-1962, 64, 368- eriés for Nova Scotia and the Armed 72 Vessels union and Huntet. Part I - Anglo-French relations , 1940, 9P' 169-75 The Problems associated with Trade and Anglo-Saxon voyages , 58", ZZS fishing after the American Revolution, Angozha,-añóúor-strrTñó, 59, 462, 60, 215 56, 395-409. Anfhow, 65, :-47-51, 152 Arnolcl's Marine Chronometer No.13, 57,223 et seq Arran, 3rd Earl of (James Harnilton)-56, 5 Ann, Cape , 56 , 425 Arrow, Fred, 57, 132 Annis, p.G.W., appointment as Hon Secre- Arrowsmith, Aaron, Map of the world on a tary of the S.N.R., 63, opposite 302 cl-obu.7ar Pro jection, 57 , 43 Anse 1a , GuadelouPe, 6L, 173'9 A:r:rumbada, 59, 267 et seq Antarótic in Biscoe's voyages, 57, 45,60 Art and the seafaret, 56, 167 Antarctic Petrel , 57, 6t AÍtemo, 99, 34 Antarctic Pi7ot, 57, 49, 54 Arthur, John, 57, 26 Antarct j.c skua, 57, 61 Arthur, Lieutenant W., 62, 54 Antefoker monument, associated anchors, Artlficers, dockyard, 62, S3Z et seq 65, 151-61 Aruba, 56, 98 Anthoniszoon , Cornelius , 99, 227 ,230 Ascension Island, 93_, ttZ,tL9,723; 63, Antigua, D'Estaing steers for, 1778, 6L, 389 1 55-6 1 Ashcombe, V, ZA GENERAL INDEX 3 Bajun 'triber, 56, 328-9,331,334 ,336-7 Baker, , 56, 80 Baker, Christopher, 56, 16; 64, 190 Baker, Clement, 56, 139 Baker, Matthew, 5Z', fO Baker's Ru1e, 56, 24 ull;i,:z::i:'.' Balboa, Vasco Nuñez de, 58, 195 et seg lillff n-*au'ff Balchen, John, 56, 77; 63, 187-9 o'izi':2i.::, Baldoon Sands, '!tligtown Bay, , *g, i:l wreck of coasting 9!-, ZOS Bale, Stephen, 63, 159 EEn 57, 39 iii :iiz'r".-*',ái¿,22'";',e', " " n , coÍoñ61 2ol "' English, 14th Century, 63, 109-14 rtiit", , ' - ^ ;il;;;L veneto' coronelli-56 ' 60' t44' Ballantyne, C.C. , 56, 170-2, 174 147-152 Ba11ard, George A., 57, 133 convoys,-American war of rnde- BALLARD, GEORGE A., atiuntió Memoirs, Part 1 61, 345-350; Part 2, H',':u',-¿18 62, 23-32; Part 3, 62, 129-33; Part, 4, iiii"-"t'ip,^-*l*:=r 8th-eéntu'v e6 et seq 62, 249-252; Part 5, 62, 347-352; Part 6, Ñicho1as, 60 ' 27-ip' 63, 25-31 iii*irr",- ' Bal1ard, S,J,, 61, L74 et seq ti:liil.l'l!!'i¿#¿f?9rÍ3'u0"",, .,, Ba1lard, V.V. , 61, 774 138.151 Ba11eny, John, 57, 43, 53, 60 ¡uricú . 57 , 43, 150 Baltic nations ln"o"u'Aültralis , 8' 6z English trade with , 57 , 766, t72 Arr"o"t Island, 57, 45 Naval stores trade with, 58, 375-95 lusten, Charles, 63, 323 Baltimore, Co, , E9, ZZ et seq Austen, John, 63, 267 Baltimore , Ivlaryland, 56 , 98 Austin, K.A,, 56, 275 , 64, 349-360 Austral i a Bamboo boats, South Vietnam, !3, 135-53 19th CenturY exPloration, 65, 12-13 Bancoat River, 60, 238 Quirors voyage to, 60, 735-42 Banda Islands, 56, 440 Austrian of 1912 , 57 279 Bandon Bridge, Fa1l of,57,392 Austro-Hungarian NavY , 64, !38 ' Bankes, John , 56, 87 Austrian succession, war of, 57 763 Banks, Francis , 56, 424, 425, 427 Avery, Captain , 57, 42 et seg ' Banks, Joseph , 56, 278,288,291; 65, 10-14, Avery, Wi11iam, Editor of Noxth Devon 17 ,26,65 JouxnaT, 57 , 6 Bantam, 99, 87, 44O and n., 444-6 Avery, Wi11iam, woollen draper, 57, 5, 10 Bantry Bay, Battle of, 57, 399 Aviles, Pedro Mendendez de, 62, 242 Baptism, sailor on St Lawrence River, Avilez, General , 83, 65 58, 166 Avranches, 56, 202 Barbados , 59, 281-97 Axe, River, E!, 25, 29, 35 Barbari, Jacopo de, eJan de vénise, 61, Ayscue, George, 59, 28t-97 239 fig t2, 242 Aztecs, land of, 57, 203 Barbarossa, 62, 272 et seg Barbary Coast, religious privateering, 60, 187-96 Baa1, Temple of, at Ugarit, 56, 380-1, Barber, Henry, 6L, 4I4 383, 386 Barbosa, FranciEd VileIa, 59, 138 et ses 9?\_9", Peregrine, 63, 317-8 BARBOUR, P.L. BACH, JOIIN Captain John Smith's sea Gtanmar and its The Maintenance of Vessels Debt to Sir Henry Mainwaring's Seanan's ln the Pacific Ocean, 1825-1825, b6, D i c t. i ona t g , 5 8 , 9 3- 1 0 1 250 Barbudo, Antonio, 58, 298 Backstaff, Dutch =, :-7t]n Century, 63, Barcelona, 56, 4t et seq 2L3-4 Barcena, JoF6 Marla Roa, 57, 204, 205n, Baerentz, WiIlem, 56-, g6 Batéo do nat, 62, !5-21 Bu::lu. Edward, qg.;s,s,1b,18,rg ; g9, Baxcos , 62, 237 126-7 Bard's moonsail yard, 62, 346 Bagaduce Peninsula, British occupation Barges, of, 61, 2Z-3O English, 14tlr Century, 63, 109-14 Bagé, Ba-rto de, SZ, 85 FaI estuary, 64, 163-8 Eags of stones , 6, 3zz Tagus River, 64, 169-185- 3:111, g, 6q et-iáq, 416 eü seq, 428 Barge types, 58, 109 Bay of 57, Bahrein,lalrrar , 62, 453 Barham, 1st Baron (Charles Middleton), Barbar-Templé, Limestone 58, 69-79 63, 224 ancr¡ors, 65, 43. 145 , Baiae, Baring, Thomas George, see Northbrook, SO. 86" 1st Lord ¡ta1Iy,Sillliefwilroughby , 58, 2r2 Batinho, 67, 249, fig. 19, 250 George, SO,- ZgT- Bark, 57, 744 GENERAL IN.DEX

Bark canoes, North , 65, 77-82 BAUMBER, M.L., BARKER, D,, The Navy and Civil V'/ar in lreland, British Naval Officersr Buttons, 1748- 1641-1643, 57, 385 1975, 63, 373-387 Banzan, Bichard, E, 87, 89 The Naval Uniform Dress of I?48, 65, Bawleys, , 56, 429, 435 243-253 BAXTER, C.F., Barker, James P., 65, 263-4 The Duke of Somerset and the creation Barkschooner, 57 , !44 of the British Ironclad Navy, 1859-66, Barnaby, Nathaniel, 62, 47-6, t2L-2; 63, 279-284 64, 26 et seq; 65, 210, 2t3, 2t8 Baxter, W,E, , 57 , 722 Barnard, John, 58, 186-9 Bayley, George, !Q, 192-3 BARNBY, HENRY, Bayley, John, 58, 191-2 The Algerian Attack on Baltimore, 1831 Bayley, Wi11iam, 58, 191 56, 27-31 Bayne, Wi11iam, 57, 770n. A Voyage to Cyprus in 1563, 5q, 309-14 Baynton, Benjamin, 64, 347-8 BARNBY, H.G, , (ed), Bayona, Marquis de, 57, 252, 257 Noah at Sea, 59, 443-8 Bazan, Alvaro de, 99, 267, 273; 62, 242 Barnstaple, 57, 3 eü seg Beachy Head, Battle of, 57, 399, 404 Batques á oolíle usage, 63, 10, 17 Beaglehole, John Cawte, 56', 368 Barratry, Scottish death penalty for, Obituary, 99, 3-4 g, 308-9 Beak, see ram Barrington, Samuel, 61, 138-9 et seq Beakhead bulwarks on frigates, €, 52,58 Barres, Pedro da Costa, 59, t65-7 Beam net , 56, 434 Barrow, Arthur,62,349 Beards and moustaches, Royal Navy , 6!, 72, Barrow, John, .63, 209, 212; 64, 2L7 et 282 seq Beare, Amos, 59, 187 Barrow, Thomas, 58, 207 Beating to windward , 64, 189 Barwick, Mary, 91, 66, 68 Beatriz, Infanta, 63, 227, 230 BASCH , Ii, , Beatty, David,9q-,351 A Ga11ey in Istanbul: the xadirga, Beaufort, Francis , 6!, 2O3 60, 133-4 Beaufort, Thomas, p9, 235 et seg De Ia Survivance de traditions navales Beaurepaire, Theodoro, 57, 475 Phéniciennes dáns 1a Medlterranée de Beckets, 58, 111, 354-6 nos jours, 61, 229-253 Beeston, George, 59, 77! et seq Le navire mnÉ et autres notes de voyage Beeston, Thomas, 59, 777 et seq, en Egypte, 64, 99-123 Beeston, William, 59, 77! et seq The metal sheathing of Roman warships, Behring, 99, S0 65, 29-35 Belaying pin layout, SS Great Britain' The radirga revisited, 65, 39-51 1845, 62, 328-9 Roman Triremes and the outriggerless Belcher, Edward, 6t, 94 Phoenician , 65, 289-326, Belem, (Para) , 57, 75 Basilisk, 59, 263 Belem, (Portugaif 63, 228-30 Basque Roads, explosive vessels at,57, Tower of, 63, 22Fi-30,; 64, 186 378 8e11, W. , 56, 78 Basque ships and men, q!, 209-2L6 Bellingshaúsen, 57, 45 passin whale and fishing, 57,39 Bellingshausen Sea, 57, 53 Bassas de Chagos, 56, 62, 72 Be11s, ships' , 61, 304; 62, 96 Basseterre, St Kitts , 57 , !94 Be11y-1ashing, 62, 162 Bass Straits, 56, 278, 280 Belted cruisers, 64, 23-36 Batch, River Axe damned near, 57, 29 Belwood, Roger, !qr; 169-171 Bately, William, 63, 60, 67, 34L-2 Bembo's routine , 55 , 225 Bates, Edward, 99, g¿,gS Bencoolen , 56, 62 Bathurst, as a political port of ca11, Bengal , 56, 73-4 62, 153 BENNELL, J.E.G., Batson, Alfred, 57, 375-6 English oared Vessels of the 16th Century, Batson, J.& R.,57,37L et seq 60, g-26, 169-85 Batson, John, 57, 377, 374 BENNET, D,G., Batson, Robert , 57 , 371'-4 The FIat, Part 1, E, 257-68, Patt 2 Last will of, 57 , 376 58, 403-19 slide rule of,57,374 Bentham, Charles , 59, 460 Batson, Robert (thE second) 57, 375-6 Bentham, Jeremy, 56, 188 Battenberg, Prince Louis, 57, 342-4 Bentham, Samuel, 57, 782,!86; 6O, 74; Batterie Coupart , 6!, 774-5, !77 62, L40 Battteships, first steam, 63, 327-33 Bei:lz, Daniel, 63, 16 Baudouin , Baieaux des C6¿es de Beresford, Charlés, 60., 374; 62, 68 63, 186 et seq BA-UGH, D.A., Bergantines, 61, 35 The sea-trial of John Harrison's Chron- Bergporsson, Nikolas, 58 155-65 ometer, 1736, 64, 235-240 , Lord Henry, 56 87 GENERAL INDEX 5 Blockade Runners, procurement of, American Civil War, 6L, 255-70 Blockade running encouraged by American Government 57, 272 to Confederate States , 59, 197 i:iiiii4:i,W,ii,'u{r'¿{z'"' Blockmaking, nava1, 18th and'19th iZiiái" :=+ ' Centuries , 62, L37-44 ^To1l"-, Block Mifls ,. Portsmouth, 56, 368, 371 8r -e. Blockships, 63, 329-30, 331 BLOESCH, P., i:i:i,:ii;f;*niffili?:ii;,Ee;1 The Bernese Navy, 1660-1690. 63, 9-21 L45 de 7'histoire des grandes BLUE, 4.D., siliiogrrpnie""-rZutá' and the last Chinese Coaster, matitimes ' ^9q'- ?10 - ^ . siááé", G'!:, {-' Lze ' Ls2' t34 64, 368-72 Bldeford' 2!' ó^. "Blue boats" , 61, 348 íiááre. James, 67, 378 et seq Blue Gum clippers and whale shíps of ñiáou*' Pierre d9, 99: 387-90 Tasmania, !, gO íiJáu*, Present de, 59, 387 Blue gum timber used in shipbuilding, liát.r, Gerhart, E:-^20 57, 292 Aaron, 93' lsz' 133,- ^^ 134 Bluejackets' uniform, 59, 4!8 liáe", Blue Peter, origins,65,87, 89-90 --áasque-SpanishBl Ib ao sea-batt1e, !937 ' 64, Board of Admiralty, 62, L21-8, 64, 221-4 209 Board of Customs, 58, 455-6 shipbuilding at, 62' 244-5 Board of Trade, establishment of 57,4O9 Bllse-keeIs, Planked, 61, 2O3 Boat, use of for ocean tests, , air-iingsr.Y sound, 62 ' 372 58, 358, 471-2; 59 108-9 Slff ot expenditure, sea-fight, 1480, Boatbuilding: - 64, 233-4 North American Indian, 65, 77-82 giÍis of exchange, 18th Century, 63,191-3 Rotherhithe, 61, 305 BfnneY, Jonathan, 56 396 398 traditional British , 62, 3-\4 Binnie, Alexander, 9!,' 4l ' Boat design Birch, Robert, 65, 199 ancient Mediterranean 59, 375-84, 60, Birch bark, boatbuilding material, 65, 78 218 et seq continuity of, 62, 65-6 Bird Island, 56, 61 modern Mediterranean, 61, 229-253 Bj.rnbeck Is1and, 57, 25, 29, 33 Boat types, British , 62, 3-!4 Blscoe. John, 57, 42, 266 et seq' Boats, Biscoe's Range, X; 56 British working, 63, 39-49 Bisse, Stephen,59,26 FIag Officers',senior officers', Queen's Blttei end, 61, 373 Harbour Masters', 63, 195 B1ack Ball Líne, 57 , L2 South Vietnam, 58, 135-53 Blackfriars, lTth, Century wreck, 58, !29- Boats of the wotldr 67r 93,2OL 34 Boatswain's duties, 16th century, 56 rfBlack Letter" , MeIville's , 64, 375 149, 150 Black Octopus Skindiving Club , 60, 206-7 "Boatswain Smith", 62, 47-51 Black Rock, mouth of the Axe, {, ZS Boavista, 57, 46 Blackwater, 56, 429 Bobrik, E., 57, 155n Blackwood, HEñry, 5i, 36t-2, 369 Bockom, Andries van, 58, 70, 23 Blair, Archibald, 56, 64-9, 72-5; 60, Boddam, Rawson Hart, 56, 64, 7t 242 et seq Bodenham, Roger, 59, 398-401 Blake, Robert, 59, 442; 62, 7O9 et ses Bodie, John, 56, 34 B1ake, W.lr,l. , SOI+SO BOEHEMER, R., Blackiston, Tñ6mas , 59, 209-17, 335-42 A new look at some o1d sailing speed Blane, Gilbert, 65, 26-8 records , 65, 163-7 Blankeneser shippTng , 57, l-46 Boilers, Victorian, 60, 379-80 Blathwayt, Wi1liam, 52, 382 Bombay , 56, 266 B11gh, Wi11iarn, 6b, 65-8 Bombay Ma-ine, 99, 0t , 64, 65, 7\, 74 I pocket noteboof; 64, 2 Bomb-, 56, 428 surveys , 65, 69_Z0 Bomb vessels, 56, 112 6 GENEBAL INDEX Bonfils, Comte de Lapeyrouse, 61, 157 Brandel, Professor, 56, 132 Bonifacio da Silva Andrade, Jose, 57, Brandt, Professor vofi 57, 249n,254n,256 66 et seg , 422, 441 Brant Pontes, General Fe.lisberto , 57 , 65 Bonneale, Captain , 57 , 196 425 Book of órdnance , vÉLors (t?65) , 62, B,.as, 65, t79 234,pls.8&9 Brass 1og, 59 , 356 Bordeaux, 56, 203 Brava, 57, 4 Borja, Melchor de, 56, 49 Bray, Capt ain , 57, 58 Borlase, John, 57, 385, 393, 395 Brazi-l- Borough, Stephen, 63., ZAO Armies merged with Portugal, 57 , 65 Boscawen, Edward, Bank of, 57, 65 fu11 dress of 1748, 63, 374, 378n Bankrupt (Tazf) , 57, 77 Bosham church , 58, 206-7 British recognitl6ñ sought , 57, 76 , Lincolnshire, 1836-48, 56,429, Imperiál coat of arms evolved'' 57, 66 65, 339-50 Independence proclaimed, 57, 63 Boston Massachusetts, 56, 423 Naval War of Iridependenee, 57 , 4!5 1774-76, Samuel Graves at, 62,372-83 Brazilian Constituent Assembly , 57, 66, Boston Port Act , 62, 372-4 et seq 424, 441 Boston Tea Party , 63, 129 Brazilian flag designed, 57, 67 Boston, I{ainfleet and Steam Brazilian Navy Navigation Company, 9!, 339 British sailors in, 57, 86 Bosun see Boatswain Convicts and slaves recruited , 57, 83 Bote, 64, 770, 171-2, t75 Lord Cochrane appointed C-in-c, 57, Bougainville, Louis Antoine de, 65, 84-6 6-9, 7!, 23 National subscription for, V' S2 Bouillon, Prince of, PaPérs of,62, Portuguese sailors in, 57, 84 109-10 Recruiting tot, 57 , 77 BOULTND, R., Seamen's pay, 57, 74 Shipwfeck and MutinY in SPaln's Breadcake, Thomas, 63, 191 Galleys on the Santo Domingo Station' Brean Down, 57, 25, 32 1583, 58, 297-33O BREEN, K., Tudor eáptaj.ns, the Beestons and the The Foundering of HMS Raniflies, 99, Tyrrells , 59, !7L-7 t87 Ships of Private Origin in the mid- Bremen , 57, L43 Tudor Navy, 59, 385-408 , 991 95, 108; 64, 324 Boulton & Watt, 64, 330 et seg Bre¡ne¡ écut, 59,298, Pl.15 Bounty Island, V, 53 Bremerhaven, medieval cog, see Bremen Bounty Legislation, 1704, 58, 375 et seq Brest, Blockade of, 57, 173 Bounty money, Royal Navy, 18th century Brett, Major, 61, 65 et seq 64, 52, 54 Breydenback, vlá de vénise, 61, fig.13, Boübon naval reconstruction, 1763-8, 242 61, 73-85 Brézé, 56, 47 et seg Bourde, Captain, !Q, 60 Bridges, George, 59, 313-6 Bourguignon, I{ico1as, 63, 13 BridÁes, James, Duke of Chandos, 59, Bourne, John , 62 , tO9-777 313-6 Bourne , Nehemi ali, 62 , 109 Bridgewater, Duke of, Portrait of, 58, Bourragué, Celestiñ--Jean Léon, 65, t69 263 Bouvet Island, 56, 35, 57, 41 Bridgwater barge, 62, I Bow-first launching of shiPs, 59, 236, Bridgwater Bay, 5'7, 32 353-4, 458; 60, 97-9; 62, 297 63, Bridgwater flatirers, 56, 274 195-6 ' compared with Banks , 57, 37 Bow pudding , 59 , qgO; I, gg Bridgwater man-of-war , 57, 223 Bowen, Captaiñ, 58, 334 Bridport, cordage trade, 60, 372 et seq Bowen, Ephraim, 63, 135 Bridport, l,ora (Alexander-Tood), 61, 413, Bowls, Drake's game of, 57, 221, 447-50 62, L36 Boxed Sunstone, 56, 225 Br$andine , 60, t73 Boxer, Professor-T.R,, 56 445-6 Btigantinas, 60, 773 Boxer Rebellion, 63, 351-8 , 57, \46 Boyd, J.M,, 59, lI0, 226-7, 353 Last main , !!, 33 Boyer, from Dordrecht, 16th Century, Brigg 'iraf t'n , 91, 180 61, 113-4, pL.2, 227 Briggs, J,H., 64, 138 BolTe, Thomas , 64, 349 , 357 , 359 Briggs, Thomas-, 5rQ, 98, 101-3 . , Boynes, M.X. , 9, 4t et seq Briggs (or Briggschiff) ' 57 146 Boys, R.N. apprentices, 63, 157-8' 311 Bright, William, 56, 10 ' Bradby, Bonathy, 58 , 10-gun, 64, 315-25 Bradtry, James , 58, 209 Brindisi, as a packet station, 9, 748 Bradbury, Jonas, 57, 338 Brine, Ed-ward, 61 , 279-2t Bradford, ulgsses Found, 62, 52-4 Brisbane, John, 64, 134 Bradley, John, 63, 319 Bristol, Braithwaite, Robert, 60, 53, 54, 59 Apprentice Register 1532-1658, 90,27'37 Bramer, K. , E!, !43 passin Cáipenters' Náils , L492-\586, 59- 437-47 GENERAL INDEX 7

Bumboat, gq, 309 B i " Bunker Hi11, 62, 376 " ::?lv : : i3^:-,, of' b!'-Ó"2-iii" Bunkering, 19th Century, 62, 149-51 fat! Burchett , J, , 59, 14 et s6Q e!;ffi',^i733,"ini.n, Burdon, George , 65, 84 60, s2, Burdon, Wi11iam, 56, 34 Éiiiiii,iifi Bure, River, 56, '484 Bureaucracy, E-Ti.zabethan, 99, 179-32 ¿1":i"#:f ;í:;;'""' Burghley, Lord (lt/i11iam Cecll) , 56, 7; '"ii:;?r*' :e3: ^ NavY League .?7-4s.- 60, 119 et seg "'iii"ñ officers in ' Brazilian-e!' NavY' Burgoyne, Hugh, 59, 63, 64 ;;i;i;h Burgoyne, John, 62, 380 dress, .272 Burkitt, Christopher, 60, 27 ;;i;i;ñ"r#;tÍ'll^*en's south Arnerican^squadron, -63, 57, 4Lg Burma expedition, 1885, 63, 25-31, p1'.3 ' E' sz Burmese boats, evolution from Thera and ñiiii"t, Ancient Egypt, 63, 96 t*Pfl"3l¿"u'i'cod" or the Gallevs or Burns, Robert , 5g-lESq MaIta, 60, 409-22, Bursledon church, 58, 209 Bushne11, David, 61, 389 i" #=" LE:o tBusiness Methods', use of in Naval 3liff:"¡'5Í Administratj-on, 1869-74, 67, 33L-44 ii:mi"lli'if,Ti'ff ''ll,'u Buss, 16th Century, 67, 772, pl.1 ñrómwerr, Mr',57,196 Busso¿a , 56, 220 R?onze Age Butcher, Matthew J., 63, 80, 81 --i"pea¡t ShiP, 61, 327-7, P1s' 5 & 6; Butler, Nathaniel , 56:-:13:--2, 150 é+, tz+, L25-33, 135-7 Butt, Peter , 57 , 187 ; 67, 217 andors , 65, 137-6L Butterley Company, 64, 333, 343 boat rePlica, 67, 3 et seq Butter-rigged, 63, 50 and saiI, Scándinavian?, 63' 190; Button, Thomas, 5t9, 28 et seq; 59, 343-4 64, 284 Buttons, British naval officers', 1748- Brooi6, CaPtain, 57 396 7975, 63, 373-87 Brooms, lashed to masts' 59, 447-2 Butty Slops, 57, 338; 58, 108, 22\ Brosses, Charles de, 65,' 4 et seg Byblos, 65, 205-6 Broughton, William, 63, 207-!3; 64, 247-4 anchor specimen from, 56, 380-1, 383; Brouwer, Hendrik, 56, 440 65, 149-51, 155 et ses BROWN, D.K., ship iconography on coinage , 65, 3L1-2 The first Steam , 63, 327-33 Byron, Henry, 99, ¡S Brown, G, , 56 , 277 Byron, John, 65, 6 Brown, James, 57, 50 Byron, Lord, 57, 137 Brownr J.H.,. 58, 429-30, By-the-wind-hitches , 62, tl9-72O, 326; Brown, Mt., 57, L24 63, 762 Brown, Thomas, 62, 3I2 Brown-Watson , 57 , 7! Browne, Gordon, 57 , 292 Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez, 61, 34 Btowne, J. Ross,57, l4on, l4L Cable reinforcement, Athenian-Triremes, Bruse, EIy,63,72 62, 159-68 Bruce, James, 56, 403 Cabot, John, 58, 449 Bruce, James, see E1gin, 8th Lord caciTheiro, 64, 770, 777 !Igg", Manuel Ignacio, 59, 153-4 Cadaques , 56 , 47, 45 BRUCE, M.B. (Ed.) Cadí2 , 56 , 77 ; 57 , 363, 366-9 The Escape of Thomas Caen, 56, 2O2 Blakiston RN, 59 , 209-L7, 335-42 Cagliari , 99, qg Brue, River, SZ,-22 Caird, James, 59, 223-5 BNUIJN, J. R. ._ cAIRO, ROBERT, Seamen in óutch ports; c.1700-c.1914, A Note on South Vietnamese Basket 65, 32?_38 Boats, 58, 135-153 Brundits and whittways, b8, 41g calafati, 6L, 72, 289-90 Brunel, Isambard K, , 60', 264 Calais, 56, 10 tsrunel, Marc Isambaía,-g, 139-43 Brunner-Mond, Calder, Robert, f, 158, 366 b8, 256, Tdi et seq- Ca1dwe11, Benjamin, 62, L75 BUcHANAN, n.Á.1áa Doúcgry, M.lv. Cales ware, ship reliefs, 65, 294-6 The Choice of Steam Engirie Manufactur- Ca11ao, 56, 263, 267 9I9 bV the British Admiralty , L8Z2- Callenberg, Acting Vice:-, 57, _ 1852 , 64. 327_47 256, 258-9 IjuenosrAires,3l95ine!,.*;Marquis of , 62, 254 et seq Camara, Antonio Correada, 57, 72, 73 Dqrr, 52, 46 Cambon, 57, 268, 273, 28O - Htchard. b6. 6 Cameron, Hugh 61, L76-7 serse , lurr, "í ,-EL. 310-11 Campbell & Co, shipbuilders, 57, 289,29O ülii:ti, iól nl, Campbe11, Archibald, Lt.-Co1, 56, 426 "5:3i, 5 á,'21',11?"¿r1 Campbell, Archibald, 57, 138 & n, 139, 141 8 GENERAL INDEX Carter' William' 58' 340 Campbel1, James, 64, 355-6 zoo Campbel1, William p]e., og, 86, 87 carterót' George'-¡-e' oe, sil'ée:árl"iré', 4tg- carteret, eriauri E-companv , 56, 274 campos,"*'á6','izi-,-iza-z', Felj-x cartwrisht F" 57' 2a7 TSs ' 63' 95 Canada étrlp con=Tiuction' naval policy of, 56, 178 in Northérn beforé-1450, 9Z' General 331-3 w;;;;;;,--u¡o"i^eint1-canoeEl-o¿;i¿e -63, .24e-52 ' iuilliam' 60 56 Canadian oak, shipbüirái"á, Cashman ' ' ó"n"¿iu" rock e1m-, 99, 47- the Lead Sheathing Canary Islands, 52,=áá,-á03, 432 More'Eviáence for Island, +z on Roman Craft L39-42 Candlemas 91, of- Castelamare' 99' '-9L'56 Candles, celebratot;'iir,ttinution Jameslol' 61-70 ships by , 62, :rgo Castle, sintra, wi1liam, 65, 6g castelio dos Moi-ros, Rock of candy, 224 ó;;;i'r;i;á, ps-:+,' 63 ' 26t-2 cufiirrt, Roco 12, *: 257' cannon'*iiá'rrt-"ul-ibre, Cornet 56 20! 62, 309 Castle ' ' 58' galleys áé,-ááz-eo ó;:tl;'s painiiñ['of the sovereign' on war , rru Cano, Thome , 62., 242-3 ;';';;1,'a+l-tzú't72, tz6 Eil;i3l":r:? :Íffii,.ÍÍi"l?3, buttons, es, Canoes"*tüJ"igi"u1, 63, 249-52 373-87 Caialonia' pole-masted r1gs' 57' 162 bark, North emerica,-65, ZZ-yZ - 242, 243-7ig't4 Canoleios, 1,. , ¿:-srr"iitE-á"¿-Zná Century ó"t""", oí1t 9!t 9L, "-;é-;;ip're1íer és,-ás+-s, szs catania' 57; , -3'80 cat-buiit-ships.253 65 109-18 Canopus Cana1, 56, ' ' Russia,9l' EO Ca"nso.56. 39b, 398 er seg óuinéti". If ,'fmpEÁs of Canso, C-ut ot , 56, 402 et seq canton. assault on,-iasz, 63, !64 C-atrai-o,.64,,170, 177 ;;;:"il':;'Zi-," sl" cavendishlrhomas ' 56 ' 132 CapedeGata,S6,46CawdorMemorandum'T5'05's6'346Cawfott-nai1s 61 72 289 294 , 57 , i-:-, 47 ' ' ' ' of Cazia"'q7' $4-' 438 Cape La Hogue, eattie ,56,202 57' 438 cood Hope 29:--2 surrendér of ' cape of ,"áá,"iLa-ás, Cayenne' Capture-6f' 57 70 Cape petrels, 57, 6T- ' 438 pigeons, 57, 61 óáLli' áz=''424' 430' Z-34' cape 7zs; 62, !47, ratl oT' 57' 430 óiiáti*i,-st', TTó,-lzz,'oo' --'-', ' 64 7r 79 80 153, 154 . ,:: cecil ' noúelE', ' ' ' CapVerdeIslands,57,43,-194,432'4g3Ceci1'WilliamlEeBurghley'Lordóáá"t' shipbuilding timber 64' 149 caDitana (f raeship)i¿g ,-Las ó.i.rú, si¿iIy, ¡oáts of ,61:;242'' fig'15 caps, seamen,s, E9,460 62, 389:-63' 196; 65' capsize, derivatio-á of, 59, 462; 60, Zrs- óéiiiná rrseaiíng, 6, 435 272 tZO' \23-4 61, 35 census' maritime' 1583 ' 99'' catabeTas, British attacks on, 1743' Centreboard'^!64^!09;10 Caracas coast, '"--- cerbatana' 59' 260 et seq 58, 27-40 --^ ^ Cermeñ'o' Bernal ' 60' 137 Ca?ave11e, Portuguese, 16th":: "^.:-^"^'n-'Century' !!' 65' 382 10-2, pr.1 """' óésenatíco' tisúin-g'craft' 218, 337 cevlon' crtár"luIl'sa, zso, !!z;,77; -56-'.260 56 59 et seq carisbrooke castle , 56, 446 chágos'Arc-chipelaeo. ' church,rr' Rdeling¡:serr¡¡> memorial in óiitñ¡é"rtin Heniy -fi' Carisbrooke ' chamberlain''^ John ' 60 t7'22 chamier' Mount' 59',' 36' et seq criiá"l"l"aonio,57,77 Channel'Fleet''56: 342' 345 Carnac Island, 60, 199 2?1 obituary 6t, 274 commission, -?t62, !22 et,seq óirápéu.,_uowárd-Í., carnarvon at-,- iz chapman' 32 33 carpenters' n"ir"i"'dó ,aáz-Á1f 9' ' ' ' 155n ' óñ'i'un, 11ógfx"57 uI. 9Íl 28s-so g, chapman' Richard' 56' 10 carr, Frank , 9!, 5 57_ ]29' 132 62, 23g et ses Cfrapman' TlgTt= '' catreta, 392; ¿;tnpfe' Wi11iam ZSS-+ ,-*áá, light-ca1ibre, 62, 298,' ---' '-ÁS' ree ,'gno._^ "rr''e' ói'"i'tot, 'r'E' 428 Charles I Ki;,#ü^¿"2:"áeir:'r331érlt' 6Thers , 56, 3e6; 59'' a5o 6ó-, s-z King' 57' 264 ",iJ'.j]'iá,mÉ',cARSoN, E'A. Charlós-Tr' CustomsHistoryandBecordsofTradedeathof'-57'198Chartes V' Eñ6eror' 56' 299 and Shippinc, 98, 447-6! xÍr' ot swedñ" 58' 382 e't seq rhe customs e"#átii|tt"3ervice,tranrLne De¡vrus' 64'v-' ói;;;l¿; charles Edward' Prince' El Gz-g Charnock' aiographia wavTi¡s:-to?t 19' sA Carter, Robert, 57, 37!.,^375-6 ot iu'i'" Atchitectuiá' SZ' 372 Carter, Roger Le, 63, 138 Historg GENERAL INDEX g Christ I s Hospital Mathematical School 60, 48 d.,'J1';ii\' Chronometers Greenwj.ch Index, 58, 104-5, 462 ¡iiiirÁ:ritier;1,:,;;ffi H1 , Harrison's , sea-trial of , 7736 , 64, 235-40 tnllls defence, 1844, 63, 327 et seq marine , 65, 722, 123 iJliv""¿' mast houses and mould loft' Churches 6q 127-34 ship paintings in, 58, 134 ."fiL" docks, 60 , t4 Solent area, ships and monuments in e¡"^iÁán" chest, 58, 205-75, 467 flt -77746 ¿;;í;Á Islandsllf , '53 Churchill, George, 57, 406-7, 47Í iCheck' , 6L, 293-5 Churchill, Winston, 56, 417; 57, 262-8, London 64 270-1,273-4, ZZA seq ctáé"átónE"rs' ^companv ' ' ' et añ1 304. 3ub CHURCHOUSE, J., ."1ii,1i.. aái",62,272 et seq QuathTanba - HazeI Craig - Whitepine, gq, 59, 69-84 ;i;;;;; ét'ip, ?7?' 99, ^153-1 - óiiJp^"to*, boat, 62, p1' 1, f ig' 1 Pe¡u - Louisa Cxaig - Raupo, 60, 267-85 "!9p-l:: The Diary of a Second Mate, 60, 423-80 Íl:I||!ífl¿ #} ,"ií"r. or, 1281 , s6, 188 ligarette cards, figureheads on, AZ, SAZ ñ'¡"Áii Bank, lerrets, 63, 39-50, 206 Cimon, 62, 365; 65, 56-7 and Artaxerxes, treaty between, 449 BC, Sffi ii1, "s: #,2,i' pt? +7,' á, 62, 82 óñester, Tudor shiPPing, 63, 233-47 Circular Saw Line, 57, 296 Chiatta, 62' 295 City Line , 59, 202-3 Chichestei, Sailors' chapel 58' 206 !i,uO1O Rea1, Duke of, 56, 47 et seq Admiralty,' L546, 3 Chief officers of 56, Civi.l War, 60, 153-63 - Child, John,57,193 Clanricard, Earl of , 57, 392 Childers, Hugh, 56, 265; 57, 118 & n, Clanwil1iam, 4th Earl of (Richard James 384; 59, 6l-5; 61, 334-40; 62' !26, Meade) , 62, 34, 129 127 Clare, Francis , 57 , 78, 86 Children in crews of fishing vessels, Clarence, 4th DuI'6 of (Wi11iam Henry), 56,133 61 , 136 ChITe, trade, origins of, 61, Clarges, Thomas , 57 , 403-5, 41-0-12 27L-87 C]ark, David, 57 ,294 Shilean Independence, Wars of, 64, CLARK, G., 157 -62 Naval Blockmaking in the 18th and 19th lhilean Navy, War of Independence, Centuríes , 62, 137-44 63, L15-27 rChimneys', Clark, Dr, Kitson , 57, 134 , 64, 97-8; Clarke, Thomas , 57,27 65, 182-4 Classification, EM Ships, Victorian Navy, lhina, Danish trade, 1772-L8O7, 63, 64, 2!-2 231-2 CLAYTON, L.A., 3hina Navigation Company, 64, 368-72 Ships and Emnire; the case of Spaj.n, Shina Squadron's inadequacies, 1913- 62, 235-47 1915, 56, 411 Cfements, Captain John, 57, 18 lhina Station, 1900, 63, 351 e¿ seq, Clements, John, 58, 462 lhina tea exported to-Europe , 57, 122 GLENDENNING, P.H., - lhina War, 1836, 56. 261 ACmiral Sir Charles Kno¡.v1es and Russia, Jhlnese-English'tiááe, 64, 368-72 177!-1774, 61, 39-49 lhinese Junks, OO. SSf-62 lhlnese CIerk, Henry,-56, 34 feetoára-s, 57, 2ts Clerk, Rol¡ert, 64, 264-5, et seq 'Chips' , dockvardÁ 18th - Clevedon boats, 57, 32, 33, 35 Centuri. at. zrc Cfewley, Steven, eS rvth Centurv, 9!, lhiusi,^Etrusóán-láse62. 342 Clifton, Claude, 57, 131 from, boat design Clinker and carveT-planking, 62, 232; 236-8, fig. 7 ;no1seul,-.6+, 63, 95 Etienne. Francois. Duc de. Clinker-bui1t postal packets , 58, 226 rh$¿"31 Ei "El:,9!' 74'et íeq Clinton, Edward, EarI of LincoTñ, 56, 2Z xownuenev_-_Énéi "c. Clinton, Sir Henry, 56, 188 'r'he.Ki¡grs . . -rigged, 63, 50 cnámbeís, 60, g2_6 CLISSOLD, P., ,,Anclent Maritime rai,-6á, st_ot Shlps and Monuments in Churches in the ;illillili"*i ii Solent Area, 58, 205-2L5 # ;"1?,",,&:.o Samuel TraverE-and the Naval Knights of "*i:,'T: Windsor, 60, 41-61 Clocks, on Cookrs voyages, 65, 125-8 Clotworthy, John, 57, 3A6, 3go rl li¡i Clowes , Frank, 56 ,-37 iil t*i=i',,É; Ii',:, :,, CIub 56-; 198 " ;' topsail, 10 GENERAL INDEX 'Coach' in English warships, 6,L, tgt, Combustibles, 56, 240, 57, 2tg 376 Commercial use of Medieval barges and Coachwhip commission pennant , 60, 285 balingers , 63, 174 COAD, J., Commerson, PhiTibert, 99, 11, 13, 15, 20 The Chatham Mast Houses and Mould Commissioners of Naval Enquiry, 1803-4, Loft, 59, L27-34 57, t76n,777 Coal Coffiission of Enquiry , caspáe Af fair, Industry, Chile, origins of, 6!, 27!- q9, 132-5 281 Commission of Naval Revision, 57, \76; Statistics, tonnage shipped in bunkers, 62, 343-4 1873-1888, 62, !5O Commission on Coast Defences, \844, Trade, l4th Tentury, 63, 138-9 63, 327 Coaling stations, 19th eentury, 62, L49 Coññission pennant, Coachwhip, 60, 285 Coastal craft, French, 99, 196 Commissioning customs, 6!, 2O3, 300-1: Coastal shipplng, defence of , 57, 403 9, gS Coast Guard, HM, 59, 106-7 Committee of Five,56,344 Coasting trade Commodore, rank ot,-Ts Nav¡', 62, 190 N.E.Eng1and, Middle Ages, 63,139et seg Common class 74-gun ship,63,346-7 Use of apprentices, 63, 155 Companionway cover of Conradrs otago, Coastline, Roman Law regarding ownership 62, Z5Z of , 62, 84 Company of Watermen and Lightermen, 63, Coatham, as Medieval port, 63, 139, 141 155-6 coBB, D,, Compass ( es ) Basque thips and Men, 64, 207-16 Boxing the, 56, 112 Cobden, Richard, 63, 280, 282 Magnetic, 65, 231-4 Cochrane, Alexander, 59, 327 eü seg On Cook's voyages, 65, 130 Cochrane, Thomas, 10th Earl of Dundonald, Origin, 63, 195 59, 135-59; 61, 176-8; 93, 115 et seqi Use of loadstone as, 63, 23-4 64, 160-1,i 65, 278-9 Competence to try matters relating to Cock, Abraham, 59, 292 et seq ships, 57 , 307n Cockatoo' Island, 56, 266 Complements, Chilean Naval ships, 1818-23, Cocos Island, 56, 419 63, t23-7 Cockburn Sóund, 99, 1gg et seq Coñp-osite boats, South Vietnam, !9, 135-53 Cockle Light Vessel, 56, 435 'Composite shipt defínition, 62, 729 Codrington, Edward, 93-, tZO; 62, 324 Concepcion, Fort , 93-, ZOB Coffin, Isaac, 56, 288 Conde, Prince de, 56, 53-5 Cog, medieval see Bremen Conditions of Employment, Dutch merchant Co1by, Bob, 56, 435 service, c. 1780-c1914. 65, 327-37 Colepepper, Francis, 63, 317-8 coNDoN, M,E., Coles, Cowper Phipps, 59' 57-66; 60, 293 The Establishment of the Transport et seq,; 63, 281 , 2a2i 283 Board, a subdivision of the Admiralty, Coles, John, 61, 3, 8n 4 July 1794, 58, 69-84 Coles, Wil1iam, 57, 30 Surveying, Measuring and Valuing Co11ey, Herbert John, 60, 272 British Transports during the War Co11ier, George, 63, 270 against revolutionary France, 58, 331-6 Co11ier, J., 58, 8 et seg Condy, N.M., 60, 339,; 61, 90 Collier Conféáerate' ciüísers, AñErican Civil War, Whitby, 18th CenturY examPle, 91, 51- 63, Zt-gZ 61 CoñTederate ships, American Civil War' East Coas! 56, !32 6t, 255-70 Collingwood, eüthbert , 57, 36\-2 CoñTerence system, 61, 189-90 Co11ins, Freeman, 56, 92 Confessionar, uariné?is, 61, 303 Collins, Lieutenant Governor, 1804, Confirmation charter, Scai6orough, 1253, 57, 290 63, 142 Coffian, Thomas , 62 , 226 CoiPress of Paris, 1856, 56, 2O0 Colne, 56, 429 Congreve, Wi11iam, inventor of the Colombols a packet station, 62-' t+g rockets, 61, 183-9 Colonial-bui1t ships not recognised by Congreve, WfJliam, playwright, 58, 454 Lloyds , 57, 297 conguieto,64,770, !73, fig.1, 175 Colonial Docks Loan Act, 1865, 56, 267 rConnt a shlp, 57, 2a5; 58, 166 Colonial nava1, stores trade, 58' 375-95 Conner, David, d7, 205 e¿ seq Colour, paint of Flag Officers' boats, Conquet , Le, 64, 190, 375-6 63, 195 coniad, Josephl 9!, tsz, l4l|. 62, zsz Colours nailed to mast, tro , 7O7, 352 Constable, John, 92, 64 Columbus, Christopher, qg, 796-7; 63, Cont"acts, four, Tor building two vessels 227 -8 7827-8, 56, 105-6 Co1vi11e, Stanley, 63, 351 et seq ( s ) 400-2, 4O1 Comber, Henry W. , 56, 34 1689-1694 , 57, 399, _ combinátion Laws', T799 & 18oo , 62, 337 British trad6, American lVar of Indepen- et seg dence, 62, 769-t78 GENERAL INDEX 11 Costume see dress c'l':l:v:"liá"üiÍr""'" Act, 57, 163 Cotton, Thomas, 56, 12, 22 Cotton industry, Manchester and Liver- poo1, 58, 257-8 ; Coulthard, Thomas, 56, 355 iriiiiltll':ili*ff.:á:rur',€á üi David, 310-13 t96 Coulton, 64, Nicholas 6L 287 couLToN, R.L., ' ' The career of the Gul1 Lake lumber u"*i"it"i:iii::i":i'l""n*ii-, vessel Kangaroo-, 6L, 375-6 +i'z-u Preserved Aboriginal Canoes in Western ii-Ii-.xprorer, 63, 69-7o"illll'á¿, Canada, 99, 249-52 9q' Council for Nautical Archaeology, 59, 384 "-Á."ofrtion-,-fii"*"ttlP; ' 58,-1oe-18 337-8 Council of Marine, 99, 3, 15 u"iláii"r in Mereville' France' 62 Counse1l, J.,57,32 1 Coupart Battery , 6t, 777 o^i.""ttces190- in his Journal to:- Courtenay, Hugh de, 12th Earl of Devon, ""iñáanistr rndiaman' ,- 9, 231 63, . 3-5 t¡ii log-rine' 58' 357 Courts Martial , 56, ZSg s"i;"ti{}Stinstruments on his vovases, Couzins, Captain, V, SA Covenant, J,ames, !Q, 139 sollíce of Commemoration, Westminster Coventry, Henry, Sécretary of State, !!, -"i¡¡.v, 11 FebruarY 1979, 9q' 105-8 303-4 t¡ii¿ ioyuge, German mariners on, 91, Coventry, Wi11iam, 57, 504 290, 405 Coventry Papers, 57, 303 Coverley, Sir Roger de, 57, 381 ir#.i^:tr:,'obituarv, 61, 2t4 Cowes Castle, 56, 444 333i8;,i;l; Cox & Curling, 57, 376 ::: ft ,:: ;: " iE ó,7,,i",' n, -, o Cox, Custin(?) & Co, 57, 375 - iomt of battle, ql' 189, 320 Crabbe (or Crabh), Thomas, 6!, 377-83; Copper sheathing, 59, 299-309; 62, t-2, 62, tgo 'zbz-q; 65 34 Crálg, Joseph James, W,72 et seq;60, Coracles, bamboo,' South Vietnam, €, 273 et seq \ 13b-53 Creditors, paying off , 64, 285; 65, 89-90, Corbete, Pedro de, 57, 261 362 I Corbett, CaPtain, 63, 88, 90 Cree, 63, 248 tig t(a), 250, 25t l-Corbett, J., campaign of Ttafalgax,57, Creto-lviycenean craf t , 63, 750-2 I - L57-8 Crews Cordage account, 74th Cenüury, 60, 311- Chilean Navy, 1818-7823, 63, 715-27 Ze; 6L, l9l-2 Medieval barges and balingers, 63,112-3 CorintÍl possible invention of trireme Crimean War transports, 65, 104, 365 at, 65, 57-62 Criminal punishment, naval recruitment Cork, Ztd Earl of, (Richard Boyle), 57, method, 63, 117 390,395 Crimping, 19th Century, 58, 433-7 CORLETT, E. C.B. Crimps, 59, 235, 293; 60, 97 The Stranding of the SS c¡eat Britain Dutch rnerchant service use of, p!, 331-4 in Dundrum eay, q!, 117-26 Crofton, Vincent, 57, 78, 86 Corlett, Ewan C.B., 56, 168 Cromster, 60, 174 Cormick, Ellen, 62, 267-a Cronstadt , 60, 256-67 Cormick, Michael, 62, 267-8 Crosbie, Thomas Sackville, 57, 84, 85, Corn Trade, North East , middle 415 ages, 63, 140 Crosley, John, 64, 247-4 CornelisZl Cornelius Cloott, q!, 109-16 CROSS, ArG., Cornewall, Woolf , 57 , 22 Samuel Greig, Catherine the Greatrs Cornish, Wil1iam, 6i, L46 Scottish Admiral , 60, 251-65 Cornwalfis, Wi11iañl 56, 74-5; 57, 364; cRossE, J., 62, !74, 177; 64, 2;25-6 John Wi11is & Co, Shipowners, 1830-1899 Cornwallis Is1anfi g!, 53 5A, 397-402 cororielli, vincenzol-60, L43-52 Thermopglae v. cutt7 sa¡k. The 1872 Libto dei Gtobi, fuse from 60, p1.9 Official Logs, 60, 63-72 rsoLario, NE coast of from, Croston, Wllliam, 56, 148, 150 60. o1.10 Crow, Anthony, 57, 18 corpSl'Róbert. b6. 80 Crow, Hugh, 63, t77-85 Corry, H.T.L.. 63. gSO Crowe, Eyte, 57, 27!-3 Corsairs. Wortn-TÍrica. 62. 2Zl-86 CROWHURST, R.P., Cort6s, Éernan, 57, 64', @E, ¿st, 483; The Admiralty and the Convoy System in the Seven Years War, 57, !63 g"it¿9it3;:3?n"o*o by Royalists, b?, 431 Cruisers Cosmoledo Islands, SS, Ai Belted British, 6,!, ZS-3A costa, Henrique nérF6íra d.a, 62, 15 et Light, q, 209-30 seg Meditema-nean Statlon, t798, 58, Zg2 t2 GENERAL INDEX CRUMLTN-PEDERSEN, O., campaign , 63, 288-9 Seamanship Questioned, 61, fDark Ages of the Navyrl 62, 33-46, 121-8 127-3\ DARLING, L., Crutch structures 65 362 HMS aeagrie. Further remarks on twenty Cruzados Is1ands, 92, 388 years a-Beagling, 64, 315-25 CRYER, H,L., Darre11, Marmaduke, 60, 126-9 Horatío Nelson and the Murderous Dart, River, barge remains discovery, Cooper , 60, 3-7 63, 308 , 57, 211 Dartmouth, 1st Earl of, William Legge, CUBITT, D, J, !9, gt, 94, 96 The Manning of the Chilean Navy in the Dartmouth as a packet and coaling station, i{ar of Independence, 1818-1823, 63, 62 , 148, 150, 153 715-27 Dartmouth, William Duke of, 93, 4 Cuddy, 56, 354; 57, 83, 216, 335 Darwin, Commander, 62, 348 Cuerva, Beltran de 1a, 57, 24!, 243, 244 Darwin, Charles, 64-375-6, 322 cu7é, 64, 77O, 177, 190- Dashwood, Sam, 57, 404 Culebrina, 57, 206 &, n Da Silvas family, 64,784 Culverin , 59, 268 et seq Daston, John , 64, 280 Cumberland, 3rd Earl of, George Clifford Davey, Hugh, 64, 350-2 56, L32 DAVID, A.C.F., Cumberland, Duke 187 of , 57,-375 Broughton's Schoonerr and the Bountg Cummings, Thomas , 61, [,lutineers , 63, 207-13 Cumpston, John , 57 , 51 The Glorious ¡irst of June. An account Cunha Moreira, Lviz da, 57, 69 et seq, of the Battle by Peter Heywood, 64, 424-5 361- 6 Cunninghan, Giggs, and the Cunningham Davies, David, 57, 10, 14 HoIe, 6L, 372 DAVTES, G.J. , - Current tests, ocean, 59, 108-9 The Wreck of the SS sarah Sands. The Curtis, J,G. , 61, 124-5- Victoria Cross Warrant of 1858. 67,6I-ZI Cussons, Georgél 6b, zsz e¿ seg Davis, John, 65, 257 et seq Custance, Reginald-Nevi11e, 60; 387 Davis, R., 57, 58 Custom House Davis, Ra1ph, obituary, 65, 2 Book of Registers , 57, 320 Day's , anti-corro6Tve, 52, 176 English attempts to establj.sh in DazzTe Pa.inting, 65, 354; 57, 94, 2!9 Guernsey , 56, 2L3 Dead reckoning, 651 361 Customs, HM Deakin, Ann, 58, 404, 418-9 Bi11s of entry, 58, 461 Deal Castle , 56, 84 History and records , 58, 447-61 Deal gaIIey , 56, 78 Output records, 58, 461 'Death's warplEg bars' , 57 , 216 Quara.ntine service, 64, 63-9 De Banco Plea Ro11s, 57,26 Customs, nautical De Beauvoir, Wi1liam,-56, 201 Cutting a waterspout, 63, 106 De Beecker, Jan Arno, 61, 29O Lenten, 63, 389 DE BOOY, A., brigs, 56, 58; 58, 102, L94, 396 William Keeling and Hendrick Jansz, Cutter s1oop, 57, 238 Craen, an Encounter at Sea in 1609, Cutt.ing a waterspout, 63, 106 56, 439-46 cuttg sark, 7872 race ilTth rhermopgTae, De Brahm, Wi1liam, 58, 173-7 60, 63-72 Decat.ur, Stephen, 59, 447; 60, 187 et seq, cuttg Sark Society, 64, 5 61, 386 et seq Cyprus, 56, 383 Deckhands, Chilean Navy 1818-1823, 63 t75-27 Decksbote, 57 , L54 Dacres, Captain, 61, 191 Decoration Dacres, James, 59, 321 Bronze Age Aegean ships, 67; 325 Dacres, , 57, lI9, 130; 61, 340-1 Hu11 of Constant Reformation, 65, 27t Dakar, French defence, !94O, 65, 169-75 Sculptured dragons , ,65, 47-9 Dáken, 57 , 754 Tudor warships, 59, 354 D'Alméras, Rear Admiral , 57 , 245 , 247-8 , DE COURCY TRELAND, J., 251, 254-5 The Corsairs of North , 62, 277-aB DalrympIe, Alexander, 56, 61, 63, 72-4; Decres, Admiral , 57 , 363-4, 366-9 60, 235 ét seq Dee, River, flats on,58,411-5 Dampier, William, 57, 735, 138 & n Deep-sea tradi.ng, suitability of schooner Dan, 56, 328-9 for, 61, 399-403 Dana, R,H. , 57, L41 & n De es7oria,9g,365 Dance, W.T. ,-30, 2OO-4 De Faria, Agostinho , 57, 434-6 Danish Indiamen , 63, 23L-2 Defence costs, 16th Century , 64, L3-27 Danish rock-carving, Bronze Age, 63, 190 Definitive treaty of peace, 56; 399 Danube, boat of 1767,6L,232, fiE:4 Defoe, Daniel, 57, 738 Danzí9, 57, 143 De cata, Cape, 56, 46 D'Apres, M., 56, 60, 66 De Giorgio, Roger, 60, 4lL-2 GENERAL INDEX 13

ce-Admi ra1 57 244 Diktotos, 62., 360 vi 1 Dilmun, location of, 62, 27I-23 1i s H 56 4 3- sco 5 7 244, 257 DipTokeros, 62, 360 Cetda Fran ct Count M agnus Gabri e I, 57 Dircksen, Jan, @, 6q Gardl e Discovery, 18th Century voyages, 65, 3-22 , 74, 83 Dis cipline .3?T3*3li: #',2?, In Dockyards, 18th Century, 61, 215-25 Sa1 -llárquis 24! 243, 24! On HMS Btitannia, late 18th Century, Vlso , 93-, ' ' 63. 365 67, Zqg 46 Portsmouth Royal Academy, 63, 315 et seg cos .Tár1os , 56, 45, 'José, 439- Distillation at sea, 64, 299-3OO; 65,167-2 a, 57, rDitch', hieroglYPhs or Anc ient Egyptian 99, 93, 296, 39O ships 64, 174, fig,26, 115, 'Ditmarsh runt, 61, 415 t , Dltty box and bag, 59, 452 2 7 Diving 77tl: Century, 62, 58, 4 1 42 for salvage, 1 33 253-69 Müzes 1 I t anbu1 0 Dexte r L obituary 56, 130 DIXON, CONRAD, shipP 1 ng 1 857-8 57 ,10 The Hard Life and Times of Henry on Moffat, Seaman, 59, 193-203 bui 1 t at , 60, 74 The Exeter Whale Fishery Company, Do ckyard 567423 7754-1787, 62, 225-3I ct ion of Eansport ves s e1s Dixon, Edward, 56, 318 332-3 Dixon, George, 57, 141 & n ¡. 63, 365 Djakarta, 56, 446 r'aiEúief, The Hague, 56, 353 Docks, inland, 57, 339 ,Y,52 Dockyards Pereira, 57, 420 Administration, 7775-1783, 61, 215-25 G,J cb, 773, 776-7 Apprentice fees, 57, 179 Artificers, Sheerness, 7770, 60, 75 lps' crews, 56, 27L Labour relations, 1801-1805, 62, 33?- "sh chilean from foreign services, 346 I 76-7 Order of seniority, 57, 783-4 ux Gener a7 6 4 2 4 2 50 Promotion and appointment system, 57, ton I s 1 and o f 67 5 1 176 Robe rt s e Ess ex E at 1 of Records, unreliability, 57, 120 Groverman Comp anv o f Ba1 t Dogger Bank, Battle, 63, 286 9 ,98 10 1 2 'Dog in the morning', Q, 438; 61, 90-1, de Cour t enay 1 2 th E ar 1 199-200, 297-8, 473 9-5 Dog-rib canoe, 63, 248 fig,1(b), 250 coast defences, 1844, 63, 327 Dolphins, fresco rbpresentations, 61, 322-3 , Duke of, 56, 172 Dolphin strikers, 58, 181, 351 , LOUTS, Double dolphin strikers, 58, 357 aphy: A Note on the Equipage HMS Tictorg's, 64, 44 Century Survey Vessels, 58, Use of in conjunction with spritsall topsail yard, 63, 8 99., 323 et ses, P1.19b Domesday Surve¡z ,y, 25 Maltese, 6L, 234-6, fig.5 Domvile, Compton, 62,. 348-9 , 334 Donald & Edenborough, shipowners, 57, de Mendoza 8 300- 1 5 300 ',second mat e 60 42 3- 30 Donald, T,W,, 56, 237 Char1es, 58 430 Don John of Austria, 56, 53, 54; 57, 248 19i 1- l1am, 63, 130 et seg Dora, Israel, Li.mestone anchor, 65, 141, H T 142 and the Bridges, 59, 313-6 Dordrecht ships, 16th Centur!, 61, 109-16, 3 8-9 404-5 t 56 6 3 Doria, Andrea (the Elder), 59, 267 156 Doria, Antonio, 99, 272 58 46 3- 4 Doria, Filippino, 59, ZZZ w a1 t er 56 34 Dorotrige tribe, 62, 10 uppl 6neiE u Vog ag é de o g a Dos Santos, Tristáo, 57, EtA 65 I DOBSON, J.8,, IE'a¡ra Admi r a1 57 25 2 ,2 6-7 Ja1's Nef X and Genoese Naval Archi- o1 a 56 ós t s e q 62 150 tecture in the 13th Century, 59, 161-70 re z grave o f SE aman Anse 1 L Douglas, Andrew, !!!, 364 4 8 Douglas, Bil1y, $, 209 6 1 Douglas, Charles, 56, 396-7 Douglas, George, Earl of ,57, 6 1 36 19,19 5 1 88-9 Douglas, James, 63., 274,378n;65, 243,247, 253 L4 GENERAL INDEX Douglas Range, Alexander Island, 57, 54 Dutch East Inilies , 56, 475 Dover Dutch finance, X, 764 & n As a packet station, 62, 148 Dutch gaIleys, early , 65, 63 Customs quarantine service, 64, 66 Dutch maritime inventiTEness , 57, 215 Dover Straits, 1602, 64, 73, 75 Dutch sailing vessel types, 16th Century, Dowman, Wilfred, 64, 5 61, Ll2-5 Downing, George, 58, 451 Dutch seamen, 18th to 20th Céntury, 65, Downynge, William, 63, 4 327-337 DoyIe, Francis Hasting, 58, 456 Dutch ship design , 63, 77-21 Dragon sculptures, Kadirga, 65, 47 fíg.8 Dutch whaling, 62, 225 et seq 48, fig.9,49, fig.10 Drake, Edmund, 59, 436 Drake, Francis, 64, 7l Eads, James E,, 60, 297 Indenture, 9!, Z0 Eagle-and-serpent flag, 57, 204 Navigational ski1Is , 56, 258 Eagle Island, 56, 6t, 72- Tablet supposedly inscribed by, 63, 364 Eagles, Imperial, 62, 39O West Indies expedition, 1585-1586, 5t_, Ear1e, Augustus, 57, 292, 293n 316-7 East Coast colliers , 56, 732 building prograrilne, 64, 42, East Country Dock, 57, 59 394 East Friesland, 57, 750, !52 Dxeimastschoonet, 57 , 146 East India Company,!6, A7;57, !64, L66, Dress 193 passin; 59, 35:48 Regulations, Royal Navy, 63, 374 Dutch,58,8 et seg Warship boatsi crews, 63, 272 Troop conveyance to India, 1857, 9:L, Dreyer, Frederick, 58, 211 67-70 Drift-sail, 57, 325; 58, 68 Use of convoys during Amerícan War of Drit.to poppat 59, 379; 67, 242 Independence, 62, 771 et seq , Wi11iam, !9, 10 Use of crimps for manning, 65, 331-3 Dropeyron, M. Ludovic, 56, 309 East Indiamen, food aboard, 58, 26 Drummond, Wi11iam, 60, 243, 244 East Indies Command, 56, 261 Drury, Thomas, 63, 37O, 371 Ebrington, Lord, 57, 5 Dry rot, prevention, 64, 1-51--4 Echinoldea regularia, 62, 221 Dublin, port of, early lifeboats, 58, 462 Economics, Lepanto campaign, 64, 73-21 Dubrovnik Eden, l{i11iam see Auckland, 1st Lord English Merchant ships in, 17th Cent. Edfu, Temple of Horns, relief of Egyptian 64, 276-84 merchant ship, 64, 115-8 Maritime Museum, 56, 165 Edger, John, 57, 5, 10 Duckstone, game of,57,453 Edson, John,60,28 Dudingston, Wi11iam, 63, 129 et seq Education Dudley, Thomas H., 63, 74, 75, 80 At sea, 62, 3lL-26 Duefro, 62, 239 Nava1, 9gl 311-26 Dufresnél M,_, 56, 60 Edward l,-gq, 448-9, 460 Dugout canoes, 63, 248, 25L Edward, Duke of York, 57, 373 Duguay-Trouin, 8., E3_, tZZ Edye, John,63,329-30; 64,324, 325 Dumaresq, Thomas, 65, 7!, 73, 74, 75, Egmont Islands, 56, 59-60, 62 'Dumbuck'Dock,62,234 Egypt, British authority in,57,272 Dunbar, Captain,lq0, 90 Egyptian merchant ships, New RTngdom, DIINCAN, 8.E,, foreign design influences, 64, 99-123 Chilean Coal and British Steamers; The Egyptian or Cypriot anchors,56,378 Origin of a South American Industry, Egyptian , 116 BC, 64, 115-8 6:L, 271-81 Egyptian sea-going ships?, ancient, 65, Dundas, Henry, 56, 64 138 et seg, 158-9, 201-8 Dundonald, 64, 343 Egyptian ships, Pyramid age, .para1IeIs Dundonald, 10th Earl (Thomas Cochrane) with Thera, 63, 96, 295 see Cochrane, Thomas Egyptian stone anchors, 99, 137-61 , 56, ZOS-q, Egyptology, 65, 138, 740, 20! et seq Privateers, {, Sgg Eider, R. , 57, !49 ' Dunning,. James, 56-, ZZZ Eiderprahm, 57, I54 DUNPHY, W.P., Eisen-schiff, 57 , 144 The Bark. Canoes of North America, 65, Elgenstieina, Gustaf, Den rnttoducerada 77-82 svenska Adelno Attartavlor, Vo1 IV, Whalebacks,65,351-5 57,379 Dunster, Fisheiies recorded, 57, 38 Elgin, 8th Earl (James B'ruce), 63, 167, Du Quesne, Abraham, &, E!, 43, 4'I , et 168, 170 seq,112, 353; 57,239 e¿ seg Elias of Pesaro, 56, 309 Iluquesne, Henri, E, 353; 63, t7-21 Eliptical , 62, t2 p1,2 fig.6 Durban Navigation eollieriés Ltd, 62,152 Elizabeth I, 58, 449, 460 Duro, Fernandez, 57, 248n, 256, 258, 265 Elizabethan Navy, 60, 119-32 D'Urvil1e, Dumont, 57, 60 Gunnery, 61, 353-4 Dutch backstaff, ? 17th centurV, 63,2t3-4Elízabethan prize money, 64,307-8 GENERAL INDEX 15

2 4 Exercitorian action in Roman 1aw, 62, 89 Ei ?ab-et11i,'"t "tlt" Trtlu Iáo* ""t''56' Exeter Whale Fishery Company , 62, ú,5-3\ Experimental ArchaeologV, 9!, 3-4, 227-8 Exploration, Paci.fic, 18th Century, 65, 3-22 fr iliil'-iili;;e.,,i-;il'á?,:":.',': Eykt, 56, 223-4, 226 Wi11iam, 57, 73 ,tillánl-t.hn, 9q;153 et seq Eyre,

""'á't|-álá-zs' Falk, Hermaln, FaiS+3'x,:;l3li3¿,.,fi-!9, -255 ', ^404 ^et^:"s. *#::ii ¿:?Í3t,i:l'áil áli,%¿,'0 3fu.3i¿'3í'"1','un, ;':i:ilÉ:: ::"i+3ü::l,Blll'uül'3i?13, u,,,,33?n as a port or call , 62, t46, 148, 153-4 rrlil"in',ü'iiti'. TI""!, -aí,-ÍÓo- ^^ ñ"iriá¿", Bianco, E, ++6;717, ]-23 Falmouth and District Pilot Boat Associ- ;;;;;;v, charles'-fl, .!7 et seq ?tiol., 4' 71 ;;;;ilí,i c"o"g",_{ +t Falmouth- pllot cutters, 1800-1900, 64, Silill 56, s4 ill:ifii ,'ut-,nl, r"F:zBav, 172 176-7 ñr¿á"¡í, Messt., shipownerzt 4,.47 -9t seq. Fat-ua , 9!, !7O , .L7]- , , ;;;;;bi Land, 8, s+, 36; 57, 44, 5t, 61, Famagusta,-56,^30e 62 nnáiana; South-West' -5?' 2OS tr'armer, I.F..,.!2, 140 & n rinslÍsh corn exporled-To Europe, 57, 172 Tarming by shifidwnets, 63, 242-3 ¡:iEii"r, Levant Company, 64, 279 Farr, Grahame, Z, 27, 30 ñnEii=t, models in Lening,ra-d, -56, 154_ Farragut, David , ,flt 2O4 ñiigóri, Cyprus, limestone ancl6rs, 65, Fastening, unusual-wrogqlt i19", 99,^. 308 - iEt ,' tq1- Fawcett , Preston , 61 333, 343 Enlisiment Aet, 67, 259 Faza, vi1-1-age, 56, 329-' ^ Ensign Fees, commission-on,-Q7, Rolal French white,62, t9O,39O Feet 9! tab1e, 56,354;59,-\78.-^ 456 Union downwards,61, 203;62,186 FELLOWES' J., Ericsson, John, 6ó,-293 et seq Shipbuilding at sheerness; the period Erlack, Sigmund Vón, 63, 17, 78 1750-1802, 60, 73-83 , Erlendsson, Hank, 56,220, 225-6 Female sailors, 63, 334; 64,,27^l^ Ermont, ancient shi! model from, 65, Fenders, unusual position on 1850 ship 3L2-8 mode1, 63, 295 ¡snerjle, 59, 263 Fenn, Captain, 57, !96_^ Esmond, LoTl,57,385, 389, 393, 395 Ferdinand of Aragon,^59,_260 Espionage, naváT, 1763-7778, 61, 73-85 Ferrol, 57, 365-6; 63, 277-8- Esquimalt, 56, 773, 267, 418 Feuillade, Duc de Ia, 5.7, 264 Essex, Earllf, Robert Devereux,- 57, SgO; Fidie, Maior,57,433-4 99, 153-163 Fie1d, Thomas, 58, 274 Establishment Fife, annexation of,56' 259 L677-1745,'5T;'339, 63, 64 Figureheads, ships' representations on !745, 63, 340 cigarette cards, 92, sez; 63, 93 Of MarIi'es, 1702, 62, 62-4 Final , 56, 48 Estaing, Jean-BaptisE[, Comte D', 61, Finale lTgure, Ita1y, medieval graffito, 155-61 61, 291-2 Estimates, impressment costs, Seven Finance Years war, as, Es-sa Military, 16th Century, 64, 73-2! Ethelbard, KiiE ot Mercia, 58, 447 Naval, Seven years_y?r,- 64. 45_54 EutdJ, elí, AZI 272 et seq Financial accounts, ElizabEThan Navy Europe to LoñEón trading voyages, c. 7577, v. Spanish Armada, qq, 129-30 _ 65, 265-8 Finch, Daniel, 2nd EaiT of Nottingham, European ports, convoys to, 57 , 172 64, 734 Everrest, John', 62, g:-2 FiñEtram, e.,l ., !!, 329, 330, 331 Ewer (or Ever)', 67', L47-9, !54 Finisterre, actii6n off, 57, 366 nwer, Philemon, 58, 209-10 FINKEL, H,J., Elte¡.ka¡n, SZ, ía,g' The Search for Dilmun, 62, 2\1.-23 "-|[i:7at.* for naval cadetships, 61, Fir, shipbuilding timber, 64, 747, 149 Excise , 58, 442-61 ili3i^li3;"FÍár?13"nro" , 68, 2rr-33; 64, 138 16 GENERAL INDEX First World War see Ít|ar,64,5!-2 Fischerbote, 57, 754 Foreign trade, NE Yorkshire, MíddIe Ages fischetgunse 9l, 154 63, 143-6 Fischerquáse 57, t54 Foreign Volunteers, Chilean Navy, 1818- Fiset, Eugene, 56, 176 7823, 63, 176-7 , L21-2 Fisher, John, 56, 341-5, 56, 341-5, 5? , Foretopsail , paying off creditors 268-70, 282, 60 , 365 et se 8¡ 384 et seg with, 64, 285; 65, 89-90, 362 Fisheries TYeaty with the U.S.A. , 56 , 396 Fork, stuck in beam, 59, 109-10, 235; Fishernen's a¡rprentices, 63, 154 6t, qts Fishermenrs Reserve, R.C.N.R,, 56 , 180 Formentera, Balearic Islands, 56, 47 Fishery, Newfoundland, 63, 191-3 Forrest, William, 58, 212 Fishing, Roman law governing, 62, 85 Fort Bovisand Underwater Centre, 61, 8 Fishing craft, Basque, 64, 210-6 Fortescue, Hugh, Baron Fortescue of Fishing vessel, c,1370, gondoTa shaped, Castle Hi11, 62, 34O, 344 65, 272 Fort Mifflin, Mud fsland, 64, 58-9 Fiske, Bradley A., 65, 370-1 Foster, George, 56, t72 Fitton, MichaeI, 56, 98-104 Four Days¡ Fight , 57 , 193 Fitzgeral-d, Penrose, 60, 366 Four-masted vessels, early 19th Century, Fítzroy, Robert, 67, 274, 277i 64, 315, 56, 325 32L, 322, 325 rFour Seasr, 60, 95 Fitzroy Dock, 56, 266 Fourteenth century English barges and tr'itzwilliam, Wi11iam, 65, 242 balingers, Q!, 109-14 Flag Officersr boats, colour, 63, 195 FOWLER, W.M. Flamsteed House, 56, 168 America's Super-frigates, 59, 49-56 3landers, Army of, 16th Century,64,72 Fox, Bromham and Lewis , 57, !2 et seq Fox, Doctor, 57 , 26 Flat-bottomed boats, 59, 109 Fox Line of Packets , 57, 12 Flatmen, 58, 58, 408-11 Fragatas, 62, 237; 64, 170-!, L72 Flatners, 56, 232; 57, 26 Framing, rNavy Board' models, 65, 253-4 Drawing of, 57 , 28 ¡'rancis I, France , 56, 299 Methods of building, 57, 33, 34, 35 Franco-English relations, 1940, 65, Sprit-rigged,, 57, 29 - L69-25 Types, 57 , 29 Frankland, Thomas,56,235 et seg F1ats, 58, 251-68, 403-19, 42O; 59, 236, Fransey, Peter, 62, 264 449 , 67-8; 60, 84-91, 329-31;-61 , Frapping, 62, 162 193-5, 228, 330 Fraser, Trenholm & Co, 63, 73, 74, 77, 83 and sloop, 60,277,437 88 Mersey , 62, 353-5 France, fisheries treaty with Britain, Fleet trow, 92, pt.1, fig,4 1783, 56, 396 Fleets, Dorset, boats , 63, 45 Freeman, J,, daguerrotypes, 57, 27 Fleming merchants trading to Yorkshire, FREESTON, E. C. 14th Century,63,743 His Maj esty's sloop Reso-zution, 1772, Fletcher, Mr, 57, 88 58,337-8 Flinders, Matthew , 56, 275 Freeston, E.C., obituary, 65, 1O4 Flogging, 56, 270; 83, !39-40, 325 , as a political port of cal1, Flood story, Gilgamesh epl.c, 62, 217, 62, 153 22t Freezeland Rock (formerly Freezland Peak), Flopper-stopper on Bronze Age Aegean 64,36,2t6 ships, 64, 137 Freezland, Samuel, 64, 36, 216 Flores, Azores , 57 , 59 Ftegatte, 57, 144 r'lorida Bianca, i6sé trlofiino De, 61 , 134 Freight, medieval barges and balingers, et seq 99, 113-4 Flying Squadrons , 62, t29-33 Freitas and Costa, 57, 79 . Admiral Hornby's , 56 , 272 Freke, Thomas , 62, 265-6 Fóderi, 62, 97 Fremantle, Thomas Francis, 56, 265; 57, Fogo, .F'7 , 46 361 Foley, Pau1, 57, 405-8, 411 French coastal eraft, 63, 186 Forbes, Alexander , 57 , 39O , 392, 394 French F1eet, Trafalgar, inexperience f'orbes, Wi11iam, 59, 303 eü seq' 60, 163, at sea, 57, 363 164 French maritime terminology, translations Forcats, 60, 181-3 of, 57 , 268 'H' , 65, !7O-5 fFrench National' men-of-war, 61, 93-4 Force 'Y' , 9E, 769-75 Forcery, 60, 181 et seq 7763, 6\, 75 Foreign Enlistment Act, 57, 78; 63, 73, Effect of Revolution on, 57, 362 83, 89, 90 French privateers Foreign Intelligence Committee(F.T.C. ), East Coast, \796-7, 64, 307-7 1882, 62, 124-5 Guadeloupe, 7796-8, 64, 245-50 Foreign labour in British ships, 56, 134 Needles , !745, 64, 309-13 Foreign manpower, Royal Navy, Seven Years 19th Century, 99, 779 et ses GENERAL INDEX 77 wars, 1624-30' qe, 218- o"3i:Íi";:"::;:;:", French religious 65, 88-e British rransports t"' v' 152; 60 t76 ,"lf,Ln.2i"-21ution' ::1]1::¿'::,ue+l"lZá ' privateersr har- Ga1ta, +g uT3$.;i-;i*#;"t3n,tY, , "i;";.. Guernsey 99 , coree and senegal 31il3i?á; illT33i #¿,?31." , 5s, 157_s Frencn.:i'*-"' - Ganteaume, Honoré , ST, 363-6 Y',-:::, q v*rBav. 56, 316 Garcáo, Antoni o , 57;415 , 435 Frencnmauro ' 'Garda ga11ey' seE-Lake Garda -) 63' 312 '"i?llliil:ft *Eü', #inou ¿:3áff:;:":i'T'áá:';¿ ;::i;;;; tzss=í2, 63, 51-68 GARDTNER' R' iii:l.l*i::l'.#¿l::-1?n",58,^281-eb Il:.il}ü:.:'f;]:;l':":?'l7i¿-3á; tu'":-" ffi;i;;;a;;is extended in' 9I'119 51-6e Ár"am conversi"\L^@t_?28 ^^ Gardiner, Samuel, 91_10 , L4, !5 5Xii"i" , , 25!, ris'^12 H1;:,*:iJ;iiií,,1'¿.1 6250 " 8iíff:.:"l?tf;,ff'u?lur* 57 cardner, Lieutenanti.'-*-99, 165 iiSláXl'i.i"i"^.i--ii'",'56,H. GARGALLo DI CASTEL LENTINI, P., --'ii-^^.rorvFRosT, of a Punic. . Ram,. ^.61, 23-5 An Ancient Roman ,^s-'^44?-^9 í:*;";;á élone Anchors; so-me Recent Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 62,.287-9, 336 "tüi;";;"iui, os, 737-59 - carlic, effect on magnetic compass, 65, frozéi-meat, firsT-commercial cargo of , 231-4 62.7g-SoGarlies,GeorgeStewart,Baronof,64' -..#l-¡ .Tohn. b8. 212 222 ;o¡1, gg, zoo Garnevs' Peter 63' 4 '¡'üiiá"x,iüii;;;¿', Garrote, FrancisZ6' Antonio 6g , sss -'_ . , 92 ' ^242-3 i,üii:Áoáefféd vessels, shipbuilders' Gascoigne, Charles, 60, 256-7; 67, 45 et costs, 63, 205 seg r"i."i[v,-TÁomas, 62, 256 Gascony, English attack on, 1242-3, 58, ;;i;." -iobert. 61, 389 et seq 85-92 il;;;- Bav of ,'sl Eos Gazeta de Bahia, 57, 479 ^Fü;ti, Ñicnoias, 59, 292 et seq GEEsoN, N'T' and SExToN, I,T'--- HM Sloop Investigator' 56, 275 GELSINGER, BRUCE E., Gabaret, Jean de, l:i,249 Lodestone and sunstone in Medieval cáii aq, szz-T- rceland, 56, 21e ¿;¡¡ l;;;"fiÁ,"iá, earty records of, 63, 38 The Mediterranean Voyage_of^a 12th éue", ii.t"s, 62, 375 et s"q é;i;i";;;- iii l,o-i'ot,l. A.peasé) 61, 304-5 General naval policy oT Canada, .99' 178 c;1;;¡, 57, 1+A _ General Register offlce of British caTeasewál (or caleasz-eve¡) , 57, 147-8 Seamen, 58, 429 áÁlea sotti-ie,. 60, 18 Genoese nava-I architecture, 13th Century ' Galeasse , 60, !65-7 1 59, t6\-7o Ga\eazza, or Galere, 56, 309 Geneva, Galego, see Gallego Galleys and barges on Lake of, 63, Gal.e¡as , 62, 235-6 9-21 GaTes , 59;298, PI . 16 Naval f leet , 59, 99 __ Gallágolor gaíego , 60, 175-6 ceographicaT Jouxnar, V, 60 Ga11ey, 65, 782 George, John, !, 22 16th C6ñ'tury, 61, 113 P1.2 George II, King,62,57 et seq Beaks, sz, "+ssj-áa, +aa George rv; King, TTthograph^of,^26,239 oetinítT5n , 64', iío, 376, Germáin, George , E9, 429; _60, 395-405 Fleets, foreign, 16ih Century, 60, 11-3 German f1eet, 59,_344,346 -, 60, 176 Pacific, 57, 2t5 Istantul Irlárltímil,tuseum, 60, 133-4 German mariñErs on Cook's third voyage, Last surviving, 65, 39-51 61, 29O, 40?^ Men, 60, 181 - German Navy, 56, 342 Parts-o-i , 6I', zo4 Germanicher LT6yd, 57, 297 Galleys GERR, S. , Al scaToccio. 65. 39-51 The Suitability of the big l,fooden construction'oTl'sg, 3-8, 208 Schooner for Long-distance deep-sea Defence, 64, 64,286, zzz Trading, q, 399-403 Dutch, 65;63-- Giant petreTl or 'ne1ly' , 5'7, 6L E-nglish;60 , 9-26 Gibtr, Ja.mes , 6,!., s-a MediterraiEán, armament of , 59, 257-80 Giek-ewer , 9L7tEZ Parts of , 6t, 204 Gifford, Edffird, 58, 2o7 $panish, 16Eh century, 64, ?L-83 Gifford, William, 91, ts 18 GENERAL INDEX Gignon, Lieutenant, 57, 270 Goold-Adams, R., E, 227, 368, 370,373 Gigs, Mersey, 9:!, 283-8 Goolden, George, 9q, 56 Gilbert, Humphrey, gq, 86, 133 Gordon, Alexander, 64, 331 et seg Gilbert, John, 63, 191-3 Gore, Edward., 64, 335-6, 343 Gilbert, John PomroY, 57,5,70 Gorée as French Trading post, 57, 170 Gilford, Viscount (Richard James Meade) Gorgas, Arthur, 59, 179-85 see C1anwilliam, 4th Earl of Góschen, George Joachim, 57, 1-79, !22, Gilgamesh, Epic of, 62, 271-23 127-8, 132-3; 6+ 340-2 Gillingham Water, Chatham, 56, 13 Goschen Minute, 1892, 58, 456 cillum, Captain,6L,69 Goulaeff , E,X.,56,237 GTLLMEB, T.C. Gou1d, Edward, 57, 399 The Thera Ship, 61, 321-7 Gou1d, Rupert T.,56, 35;57,44 The Thera Ships - a Re-analysis, Governor, Royal Academy, 63, 313 64, 125-33 Gozo boats, 59, 375 et seqi 61' 238 Gilt buttons, 63, 377-8 Grafelijke Tijd, De, 120O-L572, X, Keur- Girding,of anclent ships with cables, en Handvestboeken , !2, 67, 109-16 62, L59-64 craffito, Finale Ligure, 6L, 29\-2 Givet, Naval prisoners at, 59, 2O9, zlL Graham, C.P,, 56, !74 -+ éÁñ Graham, James, 6t, 332-4 Gladstone, tr{iIIiam, !!, 118; 63, 282, Graham, Maria, 57, 415 283 Graham Land, 57, 44 Naval policy, 57, 118 tGrains' , 60., 217 GLASGOW, TOM, Jr, Gran Canaria- Coaling Company, 62, 150 Maturing of Naval Administration, 1556- GRANT, ALISON 1564, 56, 3-31 The North Devon Shipping Company 1851- List olShips in the RoYaI NavY from 1864, 57 , 3-16 1539-1588 - The Navy from its Infancy Grant, James, 61, 156 to the Defeat of the SPanish Armada, Grantham, Thomas, 57, 194 56, 299-307 Gravelines, Battle of, 63, 363 Gorgasr Seafight, 59, 179-85 Gravener, Charles, 61, 184 Comments on 'List of Ships in the Royal Graveney Boat, 57 , 742 Navy from 1539 to 1588, 61' 351-3 Graves, Samuel, 62, 377-85 Vice-Admiral Woodhouse and Shipkeeping The Conduct of Vice-AdmiraT Sanuel- in the Tudor NavY, 63' 253-63 ctaves, 62, 387-2 Glasgow, 57 , 168 Graves, Thomas, 56, L87 et seq Glasgow Cilamber of Commerce, 57, 309 Graviére, Jurien-de Ia, 62, 37 'G1ass pins', 99,, gS1 Graving with black stuff, 57,339; 58,110 Glenans, the, 56 , 2O3 GRAY, R., , battle, 64, 36!- Spinola's Galleys in the Narrow Seas, 366 64, 7l-83 Gloucester, Humphrey 2nd Duke of, 63, 5 Gray, Thomas, 58, 436-7 Glover, 8i11, 57, 35 Great Boat , 60, !76 Glover, Jack, 57, 33 cteat Britain's coasting Pilot, Green- Goa, 59, 161 et seg vi11e Collins, 1693, 56, 92 Godolpñin, Francis see Leeds, 5th Duke of creat Btitain(1843) Goffe, Francis, 58, \74-5 Letters from, 62, 284-6 Gokstad Viking shlp excavation, 61, 127 Rig in L845, 62, 327-36; 63, 152 et seq,; 63,35 Salvage project, 56, 227, 368, 370 colah, 59, 377 e¿ seq, Great Circle sailing, 57, 326 GOLDENBERG, J.A. Greathead, Henry, 58, 339-44, 462 Btue Lights and Infernal Machines, The Greathead, SamueI, 63, 208-13 British Blockade of New London, 61, Great Lakes 385-97 1812 War, officers on RN sh.iPs, 63, Gomez, Gaspar Gonzalez, 60, 137 388-9 GoLden, Captain, 56, 87, 90 Whalebacks, 65, 351-5 GOLDENBERG, JOSEPH 4., Great Western sold to Turkey An Analysis of Shipbuilding sites in 1885-6, 6!, 92 Ltogdts Registet of 1776., 59, 419-35 Great Yarmouth sailing shrimper, 56, 429, Gondola, 59, 374 et seq 434, 436 A 16th Century, .56, 186 Great Yarmouth Shrimp Boat Orvners Origin of design , 67, 238-42 Association , 56, 437 Gonson, Benjamin, 56, 4, 8, 11, 18 Greek Maritime taw, ancient, 62, 87-97 Gooch, Wil1iam, 64, 24L-2 Greek shipbuilding, 62, L59-68 Goodea, Edmund, 99, 183-4 et seq Greek ship rigs, 56, 163 eü seg Goodlad, Captain, 93_, tgg Greek triremes, 65, 53-62 GOODMAN, W,L, Greek vases, shifpaintings on , 62, 357 Bristol Carpenters' Nails 1492-t586, P1. 15 59, 437-47 Green, Jacob, 63, !32, 734 Bristol Apprentice Register 1532-1658' Greenhalgh, V/iITiam Culshaw, 61, 285 A selection of Enrolments of Mariners, creenhill, Basil, 99, 369; 57, 39, 142 60, 27-3! GENERAL INDEX 19

Haddock, Richard, 57, 406 Hadhrami Arabs, 56, 336 " Haes, E. Mount , 57 , 755 Ei: :riil;' li ,üi' ,i Lu,i?r:i',';",*'' Hague Convention, 7907, 56, 2OO Hakluyt , vogages and Discoveries,56,86-8 co 1 1 e ge s e e Halbe gatére, 63, 11 2',:2ir,!i:,ii,r:,1=;=' Haldane, Lord, 93-, ZZZ 'Yt^:; and others v' Patchett and othe,.s Half mizens, 64, 372-4 Half-ports , 56, 240 '^' íá^á^1"r %¿, I I ¿,' t +,' ?, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 56, !72, 173, 397, 425 British squadron at, 59, 317-33 ,u , 4,6, 42r, Ha11, lYilliam Henry, 62, 125 [iz^;ii,':i:^lii^*H:"i:i'üt Hal1a Sultan Tekke, 56, 390 Ha11oway, Wi11iam, 64, 280 :{+i,+ Hamble ehurch , 59, 769 E=rÍi ¿#,ti ilui' sffi : i;!?'"'. ;"n Hamburg, Museum for Hamburg HÍstory,1850 c"o"ee' 6\, 258-e ship model , 63, 295 é"áí, 2-8^7-9 Hamburghet boeget 59 298' P1. 15 ;;;á;" , MaekenZte' 99' ^ , , E"ái.-int"oduction of, 99, 193-4- Hamidou, Rais, 60, 187-96; 67, 79L; 62, ;;;;'- the Marinet's comPass,sailor song, 279-8t, 283 63, 32 Hamilton, George, 60, 373, 378 crñiarastanrer, 9!, 744 Hamilton, Lieutenant, 64, 309-13 á"óno, Jobn,57,29! Hamilton, Richard Vesey, 64, 39 éróómúri¿ee, John,^95, 268-9 Hamilton, Thomas , 57, L9,-2O 2e3 HAMILTON, W.M., éio"u, J 'H' , 9'7, rNew cuadeloupe The Navalism' and the Brltish --'gloctaae of, 1809,99, g3 eü seg, 331; Navy League, 1895-1914, 64, 37-43 6t, .173-9 Hammelwarden, 57, 746 Frách Privateering Harnmocks, 59, 109 , 234, 352, 456 t796-t798, 64' 245-50 "cut off the', 56, 714; 57, 335-7 1806. 60, 362 Hammond's Drain, 57, 742 Guano tradél 57, ll; 67, 278-9 Hamon, A.O., 56, 218 Guedes, Pinto , P!' 85 Hancok, Richard, 63, Z+t, 242, 244, 246 Guernsey privateers, lists of, 56 , 207-9 Hangest-Genlis, Maximiliaan van (known Guerre de Course , 56, 20O as Yvoy), 63, 17-!6, 2t Guieysse, Pierre, 63' 266 et seq Hanse merchants of the Stonehouse, 56, 16 Guile, HenrY, 63' 24t, 244, 246 Hanway, Jonas, 58, 438 GuilIe-Alles LibrarY 56, 2LB Harboard, Charles Gordon, 99, ZZZ GUILMARTIN, JOHN F., ' Harcourt, Simon, 57, 385; 59, 37 et seg The Early Provision of Artillery Hardy, Captain, 6Tl SAf et seq Armament on Mediterranean War Ga1Ieys, Hardy, Thomas, 57, 74, 416, 4!9, 429 59, 257-80 Hardy, Thomas Masterman, 57, 362 Guinea Coast, 56, 315 Hatinck bugs, 59, 298 P1.16 Guldeford, Fdward, 59, 389-90 HARLAND, J.H, Gulf of Canbay, 60, 236 et seq The Early History of the Steering Gull Lake, Alberta, lumbering, 61, 375-6 IYheel, 58, 41-68 Gult-yellers, 57 , 29 Harland, Robert , ,59, 39 rGun to be senT-to Embassy in coffin', Harley, Robert, 57, 405, 407-8 61,304-5;62,96 Harmer, Wi1liam, 58, 447 Gun-carriage, Coastal, 1803, 60, 100 Harris, George, 57, 4, 8, 9, 15 Gundeck, etymology of, 59, ZS\ +SA Harris,Peter,f,303n Gunners, Chilean Navy, A8'18-1823, 63, Harris, Richard, 63, 158-9 LL'-27 Harrison, John, 64, 235-40 Gunnery, Naval HARRTSON, L. Elizabethan, 61, 3b3-4 Privateers on the East Coast, 7796-97 , _ Tab1es of, 18T5 and 1832, 61, 408-11 64, 3OL-7 Gun-port tiá,'ships,'t13á-Ao, early , AZ, rc+=6' Harrison, Wi11iam, 64, 301-3, 307 lun power of €, 348 Harvey, Henry , 64, 245-50 uuns, ship of'74, 63, 335-bO - Harvey, Captain, 57, 52, 53 Gun_salutés , sg,' fó'4-s, 3t2; 6!, 93, Harwich, 56, 429; 62, L48 298-9; 64. 254 Hasan, 282 cwytt, Raís, 62, ,ruilTñ Hastings, Thomas , 63, 327 An Incident on the Grain Coast , LZZ2 Hastings, 99, 309 b6, 315_25 Beach boats , 62, pI .2, fig.6 rHastings Manuscript', ships in, 63, 215-8, Pls. 5 & 6, 367-8; 64, 313-4 Ha3¡um, yir

HAWKINS, C.W. Hol1and, Wi11iam, 63, 260 Introduction to European Shipbuilding HolTanse huJ.qk, 59, 298 P1. 15 in the South-West Pacific, 57, 5L Holman, FranCis,lainting of Resolution, 287-301 58, 337-8 Hawkins, John, 56, L4, 2L, 22; 60, 127 Holm-an, James, 60, 55-6 et seq, 184-5 Holmes, Henry , 62, 297 Hawkins, Wil1iam, 65, 83-4 Holmes, Jeremi4[l 6!, 392, 394 Hay, Lord James, 56, 315 Holmes, Robert, 99, 215 Holmes, the, ZZ Hav. John . 57 . 727 V, 15, 16, 2! saiáon, eéniámin , 57 , 84, 426n, ., Holstock, 14rÍ1lTam, 56, -429 4tZ- Holt, Alfred, 62, 149 naye, Álexandra E1éanor de Ia, 9, 148 Hayes, John 60, 249 Holyúead, as alacket station, 62, 64, 13 Hazel hoops , , 56, 84 Holy League, Heath, Francis, 58, 456-8 Holystone, 58, 182 surveyTñg 18th CenturY, 60 Horne, George, 65 , 65 , 67 H,E,I:C., , 342 2 33-50 Home f'leet , 56, 58, 110, 227, 354 Homer, 56, 392 'He1pfu1 shiP', 42O-2f HENDERSON, G. Hong Kon-g, 56, 416-8, The Stranding of HMS success át Hood, Alexand-er see BridPort, Lord Fremantle , 60, L97-207 Hood, John, 57, 372-3 57, 296 Hood, Samuel-, 188; 58, 179-81 ,-9, \74 Henderson & Macfarlane, 99, Macao rsrand, Henniker, John , 64, 59 CoirespondenE6 concerñTng Henry III,58, 85-92 63, 370-2 Henry VII, 58, 449 Hook6l Francis , 56, 27 et seq Henry VIII, 56, 229 Hoorn, Co:JJ,t van;57 , 242 Hope, George, 58, 287 et seq Gal1eys, 60, 180 2a Row barges, 61, 353 Hope Dock, Aberd-een, Hong Kong, 64' Henry, John, 64, 59 HOPKINS, F, Henry, William-see Clarence, 4th Duke of chassáu¡: the Pride of Baltimore, 64, Henzel1, Thomas Smith, 60, 435-6 349-60 Helbert, Artnur, 56, 93;-62,-986i^94' 13 4 Horn, inscribed, association with Anson, Herdman, James of , 5'l , 3Qg 60, 40 P1.3 Heron, Cuthbert , 58, 342 Uorn-Éy, Geoffrey Phipps, 56, 272; 62' 34 Herriág exports, ÑE Yorksnire, Middle et seq,722-Robert et seq Ages, 63, 145-6 Hornby, Phj-PPs , 58, 207 , 353 Heswall,Tudor shipping, 63,234 eü seg Horne, R,S., 59, 126 Hewer, Wi1I, 56, 94 Hornel1, Jame5, 56, 327 Hewett, William, 62, 25-6 Hornpipe, sailor3T, 59, Ess aexe¡es, Roman, 65; 55, 313-8 Horsmanden, Daniel , E, 132 Hevn. Píet, 58, T0'5; 62, 1-2, 264 Horton, 1r., 61, 19 :-77, 2o9, 2!2; 64' Horwood's maPs, 57, 371, ?71 seiwóoa, Pótéí, 63, !76-7- 36 1-6 Hose, walte t , 56;772-4, Hickley, H.D. , E, ZZ, 78 Hosken, James, 6t' tl7-26 Hieró, King of SÍracuse, 64, 139 Hotham, William-, 61, 155 et ses Highbridge , 57, 35 'Hot ships' , 62, 292 Itilbre, Tudor shipping, 93, ZZ+ eü seq' Houston, John, 56, 281 HILDER, B. Houston, l,ieuteiant, 61, 69 Torres or Prado ? 60, 135-42 Howard, Charles, Baron of Effingham, Hil1, Henry Oliver, 66ituary, 60, 237-2 Earl of Nottingham, 56, 6, 8, 9 !43 HOWARD, G.F. HiIl, Peter, 56, Hastings Manuscript Hillery, Ra1ph, 99., gSg The Date of the HINCHLIFFE, G. Ships, 63, 21-5-8 Some Letters of Sir John Norris, 56, HOI4TARTH, DAVID 77-84 The Man who lost Ttafalgar, 57 , 3A7- the Fleet 7735, 370 A Royal Visit to , 2O6; 57, 175; 63,187-9 Howe, Lord Richard, 56, - Áñ Ostend , l7l8-2o' 58, 272 et seq; q!, 133-52; 64, 57-8, 59. 291-7 361 -6; 65, 85 uiIEáo, 60, 351 et ses Howlett, Efchard, 56, 15 HispaníoG Station., 1589, 58, 297-330 HOWSE, D. gitónes, the wind' 62!--LL9-2O 326 The principal Scientific Instruments 'by , ' taken on Captain Cook's VoYages of 63, 162 65' 119-35 H.fr;s . , 58, 102 ; 59 , 354, 459 Exploration, 1768-80, 459 , 6O, !77 , Esmania,-56 , 354, 353-5 Hogginá of wooden hu-lls, qq 108 uoyá,lowder, River MerseY, 62, 260-1' . Hrafnagilskirkja, 56, 225 Hoá1and, BattIe of, 60, 222 Hokianga, New Zealand, shiPYard at Hrafns Saga Svéin¡-j-arnarsonar , 5q Horeka, 57, 292 et seq Holand, Johl, 65, 235-42 Hucketg.aleasse t 57 , 754 Hole Haven, 64, 63 Hudson, Henry, g 86 GENERAL INDEX 2l Impressment continued e'L s e q Chilean Navy, 1818-23, 63, 177, L22-3 "rilli:t?'i**" Elizabethan Navy, 60, 124-5 Incident of 1804, lú, 91 frl'¡li I Merchant Navy, 58, 431 gu9nli' iii)+""'. 245-50 Royal Navy, Sevñ Years War, 64, 45-54 -64 ' Sailorsr stories of, 57, 139 Inchiquin, Lord, 57, 392, 394-6 firfi::iiltt 'ff'ffu',' Incident at sea, 57 , 97, 338 Hui:', Medievar port, 63, 139 et ses Inconstant, HMS, design of, 67, 9-22 centre for marine assurance' Indentures, 63, 153 et seq iful"i3l; Independence, American War of, 56, L87 r'#ii*" Museum, 62, 46 Independence, Chilean War of, 63, !75-27 56, 329-30' 334 I ndia, uuií-áá"o"rtion, British defence of, 1768-74, 59, 35-48 nulf 344-7; 5e 103; Danish 1772-1807 63 ,n-.un" , tot-n, , trade, , , ml-z ,n, West Coast, , 18th Century surveys , 60, 236-47 15 As possibte location 62, :ruimán,'rEilin , Y' oF-Dilmun, iiir¡"", River, 273 et seq iium¡er s1ooP, 60^y, 217^!s5 lndian labour, ship construction, 18th ' Century, 58, 195 et seq 61, 51-60 Indian l,{utiny, for defence "uXl"3io"üili*v corr:-.r, - trooping UumoirreY=, Joshua, 2?' 5-l-et seA against, 61, 61-70 ii"rirrt"í" Tennant ' 64-, 3¿s , RoyaI Navy in, 1600-1735, ttrrni. Anne , 57 ' 381 58 , 111 t¡-"t f Award, 57 ' l8L-2 Indians, North American, canoes, 65, 77- iiinii c"o"ee, frára, 62, 34 et seq a2 HUNT, !¡ILLIAM R. Indien, dimensions of the, 56, 438 Nautical Autobiography in the Age of Indus, mouth of, ancÍent f166d control Saii. 57, 735-742 works, 62, 22L Huntinád6ñ, 13th Earl (John Holand), flnfernal machines' , 61, 385-97 65, 235-42 Innes, Frank, 60, 423- HuéEisson, Thomas, 57, L57, L59 Instruction, ship-board, Royal Navy, Hvirring, Jutland, Yazor, 65, 83 63, 311 Hydrodynamics, 61, 130 Instructions, shipowners', 18th Century, IlvdroEraphv, 18th Century, 58, 173-7 63, 191-3 síbreé, sa, qz, 53, 56 Insurance, marine Hgperesia, 62t 366-7 Ancient , 62, 88-9 Hgpexetika, 62 366-7 And convoys, 62, 172 et seg Hgperetikos, 64,' 2O5 Intendencia (Brazilian Navy Board), Hgpozomata, 62, 159 et seq 57, 70 International Christian Maritime Association, 62, 47-5t; 65, 255-63 Ice Chart, Antarctic, 57, 60 International Commi.ssion for Maritime Iceland, revolt of 1809, 59, 85-95 History , 59 , 256; 60, 164 Icelandic Navigation, l2th Century, International relationships, 1904-5, 58, 159.eü seg 56 345 LI don't say they cannot comer, 62, t86 Inverary, 57, 1A Ikrion on Bronze Age Aegean shipl61, Investigator, 326 Equipment , 56, 29!-5 Ilchester, Earls of see Strangeway Masting and rigging, 56, 295-7 fami 1y rlnvj.ncible Armada', 64, 285, 377 Ile a Váches. 56. 98-9 Inwyver or inwire , 65, 27!-2 Illumination'oT-énips by candles as Ipswich, shipbuilding, 99, 183-193, 420 celebration, 62. 190 , Illustrations of áncient shíps, 62, Subjugation, 1603, 63, 238 231-3 Wirral trade with, 1550-1650, 63, 233- Imperial eagles, 62, SgO 247 rmperial Japanese-Tiavy, 60, 3g3 IRELAND, J DE COURCY, rmperial Maritime l"eaeue764, 42 Rais Hamidou. The last of the great rmPerial pacif ication, 62,-3ZL-gg Algerj.an Corsairs, 60, 187-196 ,tP9Ii"I Russian Navy, i9-ó+-b, and Ragusa and the Spanish Armada of 1588, 1939_45 , 58, 421_5 64, 25L-62 -rmPerial toilErs. rmport 62. 183 Irish Coast, defence of, 59, 343-4 Duties Actl-ág, +SO Iron, Yorkshi;6, I'riddre Ases, Splintering, 57 , 7!5 rhpressment,l$:ti¿.1? Tropics, heating in,57, !77 ¡rme¡ican, b6, 1Bg Ironclads, 63, 279-84 g_9.]' AOg_Lz Invention of, 58, 349-50 22 GENERAL INDEX Iron pins for blocks, introduction of, Jenkins, H.J,K., continued 62, L38 The heyday of French Privateering from Irra-waddy River, 63, 25-3L Guadeloupe, 1796-8, 64, 245-50 Boats , 20th Centu-ry, evolution, 63, 96 Jenkins, Leoline, 56, 200; 64' 734 Irving, Doctor, 64, 300 Jenkins, Robert , 56 , 235 Irvi.ng, Mr. , 65, t61-2 Jenkinf s Ear, lVar-o=f , 56, 77, 235 Isherwood, Benjamin, 61, 10-11 Jenkinson, Charles, Earl of , Isidorus, Temple of, Anchors at, 56, 380; 62, 385-6 65, 158 Jennings, John, 59, 13-33 Islamic East Africa, 56, 327 Jerram, Thomas Martyn, 56, 411 eü seg: Islands, lmportance as victualling ports, g3_, zts 19th Century , 62, 747 Jersey, Royal Navy in, 1794-6, 62, 2L0 Isle of Man, seaman ftom, 63, !77 Jervis, John see St. Vincent, Earl Istanbul Maritime Museum, 60, 133 Jervis, Thomas Best, 60, 241 Kadirga, 65, 39-51 Jervoise, Wi11iam, 60, 198 et seq Italian Dreádnoughts of 1912, 93_, ZZg Jettison, Ancient 1Eil regarding, 62, 86-7 Italy, traditional craft, systematic 'Jeune Ecole' , 65, 218-9 survey of, 62, 297-2 Jewett ( or Jewift) , David, ar!, 73, 81 , 82, Ivecy, 56, 4L, 47 4L5; 59, 152-3, 156 Jewish and Chiistian passengers in Venetian ships, 56, 372-4 JacatTa,56,445 Jemmy Green

Lizard Lighthouse, 62, 262 L,e\teLLo' *t:lilll"¿ *T+ uto LtoYD, CERISTOPHER Cook and Scurvy, Q[, 23-8 i:;::ilrüiái,'3il¿#;,'á3: 1á3 Lloyd-George, David,57, 278 Lew|s ' nvt""*"- ' LLOYD PHILLIPS, I iÍl "wiiriam,57,-to Lord Barham at the Admiralty, 1805-6 L"Xli,itine- house-, qZ, 1o 64, 277-33 ¿":l;tn" of naval stratesy, Lloyds Coffee House, 57 , L67n ,tiiZiá|;" LTogd' s ¿ist,.57, l67n sg 24s 45s LTogdts Register, Abbreviations, 1764, ' ' 188-9, 352 "r#l'i':Yipá'''tt*:li;li;¿n, 9q' e1 Loadstone see Lodestone -sciencg-ryI'qg'*r Lobo, Manuel Teles, 59., L54 et seq i:*Ím:"ll;qfi'3i? #', 3?' Lobo, Rodrigo, 57, 72 ii|url r¡uuv and Coast Guard, 1816-30,^.^ ^ Lodestone (or loadstone) ez Aid to navigation , 56, 279 et seq 6t' see carronades, Demagnetising garlic Llg¡FLafibre,carronades effect of on, @, 1idht-CalLOIe 237-4 . lii".rui"ers, 65, 209-30 Possible reference to in.Gilgamesh epic, ' =srf 62, 216-7 ii sln ::a' Tl ]Ti h,lu Ziu'.n Use as compass , 63, 23-4 iiñ"ñouá" HoIe; 57, 377' 374 Lodmanage, 56, 146 iirátou"" Reach, 57, 374 Loftus, Adañl 57, 396 iiimejuicers' , 95, .27 Log-line, length of, 58, 357-8, 477 Lóndon, 57, 371 Logs in HM Ships, 56, 355 tli"r.írn!¡¡¡¡v¡i Dock, il-cki1n- --- Yard, Limehouse, 57, 375 Lohmann, Barthold, 61, 29O LOHNES, BARRY J. #l.?i, 6s, 24o, 244, 246 British Naval Problems at Halifax ;llk¡;l the , 59, 317-33 iiiil";;,::1"3n1"á'ff' ,tn, ," et seq Lome,^during Dupuy de, 58, 349-50 LINDWALL, AKE London Custom Hoü6e, 58, 451, 455 The Kempenfelt FamilY, 57, 379-83 Long boats , 57, 97 -Liners, last fitted wÍth Sa11s, 63, 95 Longmoor, Robert , 9l , 7Z Ltngua Franca, Medieval maritime, 64, '' , 62, 235 285 Design , 63, 36-7 Linschoten, Jan HuYgen van, 56, 135 Looe Channel, 60, 338; 61, 87-9 LINTON, A. Lootsenkutter, 57 , 147 Linton, 1836-1900, Designer Lootsen-schooner, 57, t+A of the cuttg sark, 6'!' g-8 Lopes, José Franci$o, 64, 184 Llnton, Hercules , 64, 3-8, P1. 1 LOpEZ, A. Linzee, John, 63, 729 eü seg Shipbuilding in 16th Century Asuncion Lipari Islands, 57, 243, 249, 251 .deI Paraguay, 67, 3!-7 Lirquin, coal deposits, 61, 277-81 López, Martin, 58, 199-200 Lisbon , 56 , 77, 80, 84 ; 57 , 63, 65 , 70 , Lord Justices and- Council of Ireland, 80,418 et seq,; 63,228 !9, go Lisbon river., British defence , 1735, Lord, Simeon,57,289 63, 187 Lorient , 56, 2O2 Lisle, William, p_2,42 Lostende, Mercier de, 57, 268-9 Lister, John, 59, 292 et seq Louis XIV, King, 57, 263-4 Llston, Robert , 59, 471 Louis, Rear-Admira1, 57, 158 Lists of Ships oT-the Royal Navy, 1539- Low, John, 63, 76-7 1587, 56, 301-Z; 6_1, 351-3 Lowestoft , 5(!, 429, 436 Lithgow,-WiIliam Todd, 58, 463-5 Low Island, {, SZ Liverpool , 56, 429 Luard, Captain Supintendant at Sheerness, Flats, b8;2b1-68; 60, BZ-9 57, 119, 130 ciss, 6f;'283-8 Lübeck, 07, 743 Guinealroute to, 62, tZZ-Bb LUETIC, J. Merseyside County fr[seums, New English Mariners and Ships in 17th _ Shipperies Exhibition, é1, bo Century Dubrovnik, 64, 276-286 ,,fudor shipping, 65, 2Bg-47-' (or logger) 57, 154 lrverpool, EarI of-Eee Jenkinson, Lúhejo77e,57, t49 Charles Museum, 56, 2O2 Lfverpool Lukis St Peter Port, rr;ernool Island, 57 , 4l Lumsdell, Captain, 57, 18 LighteíaE6'Company, qg, 41b, Lüneburg , 57 , 743, 151 tt;;15.t Luppis, Johann, 9, 437 Magazines Company Ltd,, 62, 'Lusoria' , 58, 443 Live,rpool Lute sterns, 62, 72 P1.2 fig.6 Nautical Research Society Lyman, John, 57, I43, L62 ..ueminars,r,rvingstone,-Dávid, 69. L76 Obituary, 64, 7 SEE ADDENDUM. 65, 2Zz Lynn, 56,_ 429 26 GENERAL INDEX Lyza:rd, Nicholas and Wi11iam, 59, 354 Maddocks, John , 60 , 27 Maffitt, J.N. , 63, 76, 78, 79 Magellan Straits, 99, SS Macadam, Charles see Adam, Charles Mahqn, Alfred Thayer, 60, 3871' 67, t57 Macao, 1808, 63, 370-2 Mahé Island,63,264 et seq MeATEER, W.' 'Mahogany ship-T, 6l , \az Admiral Sir Charles Adam, 63, Maidwe11, Lewis, $, 312-3 264-272 Mail ports, 19th eentury , 62, 748 McBrien, J,H,, 56, t76-7 salmon , compared with McCleur, John, 56, 69; l/eston-super Mare flatners , 57, 37 McClintock, J.L.E,, 19, 208 Main topsail brigantine, last, 59, 33 McC.lintock, J.W.L., 58, 208 Main topsail , 63, 2 blcClintock, Leopold, 58, 208 Mainwaring, Henry, 58, 93-101 McCluer, An account of the Navigation Majorca, E9, EZ, 44, 47 between Indla amd the GuLf of Persia, Makarov, S.O,, 58, 425 Q' 235 Makean Island, 56, 441 McCIuer, John, liq, 233-50 Malaga, 99, 42 McCORD, N. Maldive Islands, 56, 59-61, 73, 76; A Naval Scandal of 1871: the Loss of 60, 240 HMS uegaera , 57, lL5 Ma1en, John, 56, 11 McDonald, Duncan, 61, 379 Mallory, Mr, 4, 255 et seq McDonnell, Thomas, 57, 294-5 Ma11ory, Stephen R., 99, 73 et seq McDougall, Alexander, 65, 357-2 MALONE, J.J. McDougall, John, 57, stt et ség England and the Baltic Naval Stores McFaIl, John, 62, 284 Trade in the 17th and 18th Centuries., McGOI{AN, A.P. gg, 375-95 Captai-n Cook's Ships, 9q, 109-18 MoGRAIL, S. Boats of , gL, 234-8 Models, Replicas and Experiments in Defence of, 57 , 276, 28O Nautical Archaeology, fl, 3-8 Galleys of, signal code, 60, 409-22; MeGRAIL, S, and MeKEE, E, 61, zs+ The Building and Trials of the replica Manchéster area, f1ats, 58, 252, 253, of an Ancient Boat, 61, t27-3L 257-8, 261 McGregor, Evan, 62, L23 Mandalay, 63, 25-3t MeKAY, D. Mani la, cap-ure of , 56 , 130 Great Britain and Iceland in 1809, Manley, 'Commodoret, 63, 391 59, 85-95 Mannar, Gulf of, 56, 73 MACKAY, RUDDOCK tr" Manning, T. Davys, 99, g0g The Admiralty, the German Navy and the Obituary, 58, 2-3 Redistribution of the British F1eet, Manning, 1904-5 , 56, 34L- 346 Chilean Navy, War of Independence, Mackay's Island, !2, Sg gg, L75-27 MeKEE, E. Etizabethan Navy , 60, 724-5 The Lerrets of Chesil Bank, 63, 39-50 Royal Navy, Seven Yéars Nar, 64, 45-54 Traditional British Boatbuildlng Mansell, Robert, 64, 80 Methods , 62, 3-L4 Manufacture of buTEons, 63, 373-8 McKee, Eric, 61, L28 et seq Manufacturers, steam engines, 1822-52, McKEE, J.G, 64, 327-47 The Weston-super-Mare Flatner, V, ZS- Man¡

Melbourne Co.Ltd. , 56, 283 MILLER, A.C. Me1o, Madiera de, 57, 68, 81, 47 8-9 John Syms, Puritan Naval Chaplain, 422, 426 60, 153-63 Me1vi11e, Herman, 59, 205-8, 454.5; Mi11er, Ravenhill, 64, 333, 343 64,374 MiTTiaria, 63, 293-{ Memel, E3-, L+S Mi11s, Mr (HMS Megaera), 57, 724 MemoxiaT, Burghleyrs, 60, 121 Mi11s, Mary, 60, 4 et seq Memory Cove, 56, 292 Mi1ne,^Alexanddr, b9, 63; 61, 940, 34L-2; Mentonrs ratio, 56, 131 62, 34-.8, 122, 126; 64,7i6;65, 210-30' Mercator, Gerardus, 56, 88 Milner, Alfred, 64, 39- Merchant auxiliaries;Elizabethan Navy, Minas Gerais, JuñTa of, 52, 66 60, 122 _9"_19 beqing hi11s, V, eZ Merchantmen, armed, 62, 42-6 MINCHINTON, W.E. Merchant seafien British Ports of Ca1l in the 19th 19th Century, supply of, b8, 429-442 Century, 62, L45-57 Holland., 18th-20th Cents.;6b, SZZ_32 Minehead, flfsheries , 52, SB Merchant shipping losses , 52,-04-s Minet e1 Belda, 56, 3m 409-10 Minicoy Island, Merchant 6, 69, Zs ships, use as warships, 17th Ministry of MariñE, Brazilian , 57, 70 Century , 63, L7 , 2L Minoan pottery, 56, 387 Merchant Ve¡-Turers, Society of , SZ, 16g Minoan ship fresE6€s, g1, 321-9 p1. S,6 Merchants in Parliament, 52, EóZ-' Minoan ships,_q3, lbo-Zl 64, ]-24-s3, i15_z Meredith, Robert , 57, 396- Ml'norca, 56 , 'í't MERLI, F. , ed. lfinto, 1sE-Ear1, 6g, S7O-2 Letters on the Atabama, June 1864 Minto, 2nd Ear1, 6r,, 825 58,216-8 Miquelon, 56, 395- Merrit, H.J, , 62, 6 Missions, seamen's, 62, 4?-SL; 6b,, 2bb-63 Merry, Mr, 61,J34 Mississippi, Rlver,J-e 1a SaIlFs explor- Mersey ation, 60, 151 Boatmen, 61, 283-8 Mitepe , 56, 329, 332-3 Gigs, 61, 283-8 Mix, Elijah, 61, 389 Powder hoys, 62, 353-5 Mixed employmñ't, 63, 242-5 River Potice sc-heme; 6L, 286 Mizon courses, 64,-ZZ-4 Mersey Docks and Harboui-Board,, 56 , 92 Mizzen, _or bowlines, 68, 9?-9, 534; Bye-Iaws, 67, 286-7 64, 372-4-mizoñl Mersey Estuary, survey, E9, 92 rrrnS ships, Egyptian New Kingdom,64, gg-l2\ Merseyside flats, 58, 25Í:268 Moberley, John , 57 , 56 MERTON BABCOCK, C: Mobility of the s-Fitish Fleet, 57,269 Melvillets .f,ingua F:.anca of the Model of 36-gun frigate, Nationáf Maritime Forcrs1,59,205-8 Museum, Greenwlch, 61, 406-T Mess traps, Royal Navy, 60, 406-8,pl. S0 Models Mestrál , Antoine, 63, T3 fNavy Boardr, framing, 65, 258-4 Mesurado, Cape, 56, 5Íb-6, 320 , Royal Navy, 64,X=Zb Metal_sheathing,-R-oman warships, 6b, Use of in nautical archaeology, 61, 3-g, 29-35, 360 227-8 Mexican Fleet, burned, 57, 2l-O Moffat, Bowland, 61, 62-3, 6b-8 Mexican maritime effort at sea, 52, 208 Mof f at, Henry, 59;193-203 Mexican ports, table of Merchant-ships Mogadishu, 56, 381 entering, 57, 213 Moluccas , 56, 56, 445 Mexico City, 57, 2O7 Moneypenny, Matthew and Thomas, 60, 939 Meyer, J., 57, 155n Monitors, 1862-1973, 60, 293-310- lrligle], Lt.eo-I .,67,67 é¿ seq¡ Mona Passage, Middelant, 56, 98 - Rear-Adñiral, 52, 256, ZSa Monk, Maria, E_9.] fO Middendorf , F.L. , 52, L49;1b3, lsbn Monkswearmovth, 56, 277 It{iddleton, Charlesllst Lord Bárham, Monmouth, Duke of, 52, t? 57, tZS & n; 58, 69-79; 62, tZB, S4Z Monroe, James, 59, 4T2 et seq 9t ""s; 63, 224; 64, 217-33 Monroe, Robert,-57, 386, 392 y199rg!gn, rhomas, 6J, 158-9 Monro, William, 58, 140 MIDDLETON, W.E. KNOTf,ES Montagu, John see Sandwich, Earl of Giovanni Alfonso. Borelli on the Montagu, John, Admlral, 63, 133 Construction of Galleys, 59, 3-8 Montagu Island, 57, 49 Midshipmen extraordinary, 591 187-92 Monte Argentaro,-56, 49, 5l Mi1an, financial contribution to the Monte Crist o, 56 ,-54 ,lgnanto campaign, 4, 7s Monterey, CounFof , Viceroy of peru, 60, Milford Haven as a packet station, . 136 et seg 62, 748 Montesarchio, Prince of, 57, 244, 242 Military College, Santiago, 63, 116 Montevldeo, 57, 67, 69, ZT gO, 4!9, 425 Military storeships, 1ZZ5-8,-EO, Bgb-405 442; 62, 75O Military strategies, economic-aspects, Montgomery, John, 56, 22 64, 13-21

30 GENERAL INDEX Nautical archaeology, 61, 3-8 Navy Board, 57, 775 et seq; 64, 221 Committee for, 56, 372 Reform of, 1869-74, 67, 33L:44 Nautical idioms, 59, 205-8 , 456 Transport Board and,58-, 69-84, 331-6 Nautical terminology, 64, 366-7 'Navy Board' models, franing, 65, 253-4 In sail, 62, LL8-9 Navy League, Brltish, 64, 37-43 ,lVauticu¡n foenus , 62, 88 NEAL, L. Nautodikai, 62, 85 The Cost of Impressment duiing the Naval archives, English, 1242-3, 58, Seven Years War, 64, 45-56 85-92 Neale, Thomas, &, 62 Naval admlnlstration, Necho, S, 5S eÉ seq' !869-74, 6t, 331-44 Neckhan, Alexander, 56, 2!9 1874-80 , 62, 33-46 Needham, J. , 60, 352 et seq 1880-85 , 62, L2L-8 Nef x, Jalrs, 59, t6t-7i, 467 Elizabethan, 60, 1L9-32 Nelles,.P.W., 56, 178 Maturing of, 1556-64, 56, 326 Nelson, Horatio, 57, 361-6, 377-2, 375 rNaval Amazons', 99, 239, 447; 57, 335 And Benjamin Baynton, 64, 347-8 Naval and Military Bible Society, 65, Appointment to the Alb6ñarIe, 62, 385 255 et seq At , E!, 224; 65, 268-9 Naval appointments , 62, 98 At Porto Agro, 65, 9O-L, 269 Naval architecture Eyesight, 59, 56 13th Century, 59, t6L-7O His frigates, 1798, 58, 28L-295 18th Century , 63, 335-50 'Losst of left eye, m, 336 English, 15th Century, 63, 2!5 Promotion to Lieutenant, 58, 224 Late Vi ctori an , 60 , 36 3-8-1 Relations with Lord Barham, 64, 228-9 Spanlsh, 16th & 17th Centuries, 62, Relic(s) 59, 290 235-47 At Santa Cruz, 67, 47t Traditions of, 91, 229-53 Trafalgar, 58, 558 Naval Artillery Volunteers, 65, 88 Witness at Fial of James Carse, 60, 3- Naval blockmaking, 18th & 19th Centuries Nemi, Lake, imperial yacht, 58, 444-6 62, L37-44 Nepean, Evan, gji, 399 Naval cadet, !732, record of outfit of, Neston, 63, 233-4 61, 181 Nevison, Lieutenant, 56, 78 Naval charities, 60, 47-61 Newbolt, Henry John, 57, 160 Naval Defence Act,1889,60, 375 Newburgh-Stewart, Hugh, 60, 57-8 Naval gunnery tables, 1813 and 1832, , coastal trade f rom, Iúictdle 61, 408-11 63, 138 et seq Naval history, sources for, 62, 74 Newcomen, Thomas, 58, 50-1 u.s.A. , 57, 325 New England, North-Somerset and Naval instructors , 62, 323 Portuguese dories compared, E'7, 39 Navalism,'Newr, 1895-1914, 64, 37-43 Newcastle coal, 56, 269 Naval Knlghts of Windsor, 60, 4\-61 Newfoundland Nava1, Military and Air FoFEe Bible Fish trade, 63, 191-3 Society, 65, 262 Portuguese Grand Banks fleet off, NavaL Necessitjes, Vo1.1, 56, 341-2 57, t70 rNaval Officer' , 65, 243-4 New Guinea, 56, 418 Naval officersr buttons, British, 1748- Newland, Robeft, 62, 260 L975, 63, 373-87 New.London, British Blockade of, 91, Naval reconstruction, French and Spanish 385-97 1763-8, 6L, 73-85 New Navalism, 64, 37-43 Naval Review, 1887, 62, 67-79 New Orleans , 64, 353-4 llaval Revision, Commission of, 1E05, New Plymouth, 57, 57 57, 176 Newport, Chrlstopher, 56, L46,748 Naval schoolmasters , 62, 3tl-26 Newsom, Wi111am, 56, 130 Naval Service Act, 19m, 56, 169 New Vorpommern, 57, 143 Naval steam pinnaces, 60,-lOO New World, Spanish shipbuilding in, 16th Nava1 storage in the Pacific, 56, 262-4 Century, 58, 195-202 Naval stores trade, 58, 375-95 New York carpenters' tonnage, 8, 92 Naval training, late 19th.Century, 61, New Zealand, 18th Century exploiaticn, 345-50 65, LL-12 Navarino, Battle of, 62, 28L NFR Hieroglyph, 56, 380-1 wave, 62, 237 NIBBI, A. Navlgation, teaching of at sea, 62, Some Remarks on the assumption of Ancient 377-26 Egyptian sea-going, 65, 201-8 Navigation Act(s), 57, 163 Nicholas, Edward, 62, 256 et seg 1661, 58, 450 Nicholson, Frederick, 63, 165 18th C6ñtury, 64, 52 Nicknames, RN warshlps, 99, 358, 427, Bepeal of, 1849, 57, 5 446; 59, 462:' 62, L44 Navigators, 18th Century, 65, 3-22 Nicol, i6hn, 57,T39 & n. Jva vi os , 62 , 235-7 Nico1as, J. (or P.), H., 64, 191 Navy Agents, 18th and 19th Centuries, Nicoll, Janes, 57, 86 65, 361 GENERAL INDEX 31

A' 57' 268' 273' 274-5' 28! Oars ñicolson' ' In triremes, 62, 367-8 Use of by 20-gun ships in t?40, 57 ,33L 3Í''13?"'u , e7; 57' 3GB; Oar systems, ui:i"illli¿ Greek oared ships, 64, 203-8 Roman triremes, 65, 290-300 Oarsmen, direction-facing in ancient boats, 61, 236-8; 62, 232, 357-69 oaEf ground , 67, 326 oBA, O, Scro11 Paintings of Chinese Junks whlch IrI;M'ú.iá¿.ii, ss, 44s-B; Go, 2!7, 382 sailed to Nagasaki in the 18th Century and their Equípment,-A.i. 60, 351-62 ülii' t*:"Hi,Tá,1'?,u' o'Beirne, , si,-1is : c.B.- ,. !, 33 Neul", . 2BB , 292 Obelisks, Temple of the, 56, 384 Tfii:t.fi"-.-noír{:-60 r' observatóries-, portable; 65; 12?, 728-30 tu,'"8á:'t?,:Erree tests, gq, 358, 471-2; ;l;i* 59, 108-9 Oce-an-going schooners, 61, 399-403 Oceanic coaling depots , 56, 269 tifi li;'ff il^:i";i'i:i¿'"" Ochoa de Bilbao, Juan, 60, I37 il;¡rr¿ 7 íilk"#'.?'!i,'EZ, e,. 10 ocu|i, 56, 927, 330, 334; 336, PI. 6 & óuicrtase of whole ship 'zol:n Norman Purposé of, 56, 338 57, t2 Texts, Lamu ships, 56, 334-6 noTúrn to sea as l{aster, 57, !2 Odysseus, voyage of, 62 , 52-3 ñ""tn fogged, 57, 12 oeconomg of His Majestg's Naval office, 7777, tqorris, John, 99, .187-9 176n, 186n iii"=. ínav's sáfling' , 56, L07, 347 Official 1ogs, 60, 63 iiárse invasions, 57, 26 oGELSBY, J.C.M. James, H', 75. 7?-. The British Attacks on the Caracas 'r,iá"itt'AfricaÑá"in, corsalis,É' 62, 27-1-86--- Coast, 1743, 58, 27-40 65, ^^ Ogilvie, General, 4Oe ÑJrtn ¡*""ica, bark canoes, -77-8-2 99, iiórtn et.tican Squadron; 1774-76, 62, Ogilvy, Alexander, 61, 181 37t-85 Og1e, Chaloner, 56, 376; 58, 2L2 North Amerlcan trade, tobacco and ri-ce, oániúa yacht findl 58, 445-6; 59, 229-30, 57, 166-7 334 Nofiú¡rook, lst Earl of (Thomas Barlng) Ohmuéevié-Iveglia, Peter, 64, 254, 255 62, 721-8, 347; 64, 30 et ses Oldmixon, J.,58,454 NoiTh Cape, 56, 88 O1éron, Island of, 58, 88 eü seg 153 North Devon JoutnaT, 91 , 3 et seq O1d Poor Law, 1834, 63, North Devon Shipping Company, 1851-64' Olgiati, Carlo Maria and Camillo Antonio, 57, 3 et seg 60, 410 et seq NoiTh-East England, Medieval coastal NavaT ofders and signals for the GaTTeVs of trade, 63, 137-49 naLta, 6O, 4!3-22 North-Eas-t Passage, search for, 56, 86-7 Oliviera. ¿o-áo ae. SZ. ef rNorth enders' , 5p, 432 Olofssón, JonasTíater Kempe, and later Northern Confederacy , 62, 48 Kempenfelt) , 57, 379 Northesk, 7th Earl (William Carnegre), Omai,65,77,19 57,158 'one há;'d for yourself', 99, 356, 451 NoFEhumberland tifeboats, 1851, 91, 97 O'Nei11, Owen Roe, 57, 392 North-West Passage, search for, 56, 86 ontro, 6g , 377"t r"sT1 . 2t; 9L, 243-6 , Norton, James, 57, 80, 426 247, fig.76 Nottingham, 2nd-Ear1 (Daniel Finch), 57, Oppenheim, Maurice, 56,, Zgg 405-6, 4091' 64, 734 Oppenheim, Llichael, t!, 326 Nova Scotia, 56; 395 Oldenburg, Y, L50 Nova Zembla, 56, eZ, 88, 96 Oran, 56, 45 Nubian ship en-graving, 4th millenium, Bay 6Í, privateerinB, 99, 187, !92 6L, 23L-2 fig.2 Orange-nássau, Prince WiTTiam of, 57, 77 flunes, Pedro Antonío, 5?, 442 Orbiiello, Elba Island, P9, 49, 5t, 52 Nuyt's Land, b6 , 2ZB, ñO Battle of, 56, 49 Nya Alvsborg,-bz, 3gO Siege of , 8, 4g Nyrnegen, peace of , 57 , 265 Order in Council, 1729, 63, 312 1733, 63, 313 oar classification, ttieres, triremes 17?3, m, 322, 323 ^ and penre¡es, 6b, 181 1801, Ees in the Public Offices, 62, uared galleys, sf,?ed, 65, t82, 367 342 uared vessels, Englishll6th Century, 'Order of Sailing', convoy system, 62, ^ 60, 9_26, 169_85 173-4 uar^power, medieval barges, balingers, Orders, vessels calling for, 19th Century, gq, 110_11, 112 62, !ffi 32 GENEBAL INDEX otd.inances of chLvaltg, c.1450, 63,275'8 Palmerston, Henry Temple, €, 281 et seq. Otdini e Segni Naval-i deTle Galere Palmus, 59, 161 et seq' 60, 410 Panama, Bay of, 56, 267 Ordñance, Book of for HMS victorv Pahcake ice, 56, 36 (1765), 62, 234 PI. 8 & I Pantellaria, 56, 379 Ordnance Board, L666, 62,' 9t-4 Panuco River, 57, 2O7 ordnance office, Royaf56, 19 Papal contribution to Lepant'o campaign, Ore carriers, whaleback, 65, 352-.4 64,15-16 Orfordness, sea action off, 1797, 64, Para, 57 , 67 , 68 , 430 , 432-3 , 437 , 439 301-2 Paraguayan shipbuilding, 67, 8L-7 Islands , 57, t66 Paredes, Maríano, 57, 205 Orleton, Adam, 58, 177-8 Patexeitesia , E, 302-26 Orlov, Aleksei, 99., ZSg et seg Paris, Peace off 1763, 56, 395-6 Ormond, Marquis of, 57, 393, 395-7 Parker, Christopher, S, 137 Orr, tVillian Beeton, 60, 268 et seq PARKER, G., and THOMPSON, I.A,A., Orsbridge, Phi11ip, 64, 299-300; 65, The Battle of Lepanto, L571; the Costs 76L-2 of , 64, 73-21 Ortzen, Guns a¿ sea, 63, 104 Parker, Hyde, 56, 103 Osborne, Thomas, Marquis of Carmarthen, Parker, William, 57, 86 57 , 405, 409 Parliamentary debate on marlne forces, osTd (cnristiana), 56, 22]- 1739 , 62, 55-65 Osmond, V¡., 60, 52-3 Parnaiba, 57, 433 Osnabrück, 57, t43 Parr, John, 56, 398 et seq Osario, Don Diego, 58, 301-316 Parrett f latner, V, 27, 34, 36, 38 Ostend Company , 59, 292 e¿ seq Parrtown , 56, 397 Oughtred, Henry, 99., tSS Parsons, George, 58, 210 Ourry, George, 56, 130 Parsons, Wil1iam, 92, 3gS, 393, 395-6 Ourry, Paul Henry, 6L-, 276 et seg Part-ownership of Sips, 58, 463-5 Outfit, naval cadet's, 1733, 6t, 781-2 Risks involved, 57, 307 outleagers, 56, 355; 93, 387, 445, 58, PasavoLante, 59, 260 et seq 108 Passenger cruise ports of ca1l, 19th Outports, resident Commissioners of , Century , 62, 152 93_, tz6 Pasta, 6!, 2O4, 3O2 Outriggers 65, 363-5 Pastache, 62, 237 Absence in Phoenician triremes, Patchette, Benjamin, 57,4, t5 65, 302-26 Patchett, John, 57, 4, 9, 13, !4 overLand cuide to fndla,1844,57' 97 PATTERSON, A. TEMPLE Overloading, see Stowage regulations A Protégé of Pe11ew, 63, 273-8 Owen, W.F., 56, 61 A Midshipman in the Boxer Rebellion, Ownership of sea-going vessels, 16th 63, 351-8 and 17th centuries , 63, 233-47 Patton, Philip, 64, 222 Paul Chevalier, 56, 52 Paulet, William,-iiarquess of Mnchester, P&OSteamshipCompany, 56, 4, 9, 23, P1.1 Magazine PosH, 57 , 9l Pauper children, apprenticing, 99, 153-61 Pacific expeditions, 18th Century, Pay-day at sea, 94., tgt 65, 3-22 Paying off creditors with the foretopsail Paclfic Island schooners, 57, 299 sheet, 65, 89-90, 362 Pack, A.J.,56,368 rPayment by resultsl, teaching at sea, PACKARD, J.J. 62, 3t8 Sir Robert Seppings and the Timbe r Payne, John, 57, 26 Problem, 64, L45-56 Payne, Wi11iam, É, 3, 4 Packet stations, 19th Century, g, 148 Pay rates, Royal Dockyards, 6.2, 337-46 Paddles, on Bronze Age Aegean ships Peach, Charles I{i11iam, 58, 456 61, 323-4 Peacoat , 61, 26, 372-9 PAGETTTOMLTNSON, E.W. , George, 61, 273 et seq Powder hoys on the Mersey , 62, 353-5 Peacock, John, 64, 305 PAILLE, MARC Peake, James, E, 5S-e HMS ¡rajdsüone t744-7747. 59, 311-12 Peak Winnard., 57, 26 The French privateer Du SeiJlag which Pearce, Ililliam, E9., 323 carried Prince Charles Edward to the Pearl Rock, 57, 123 Ilighlands (t745), 63, 309-10 Pearsall, A1an, 57, L34 Paine, Tom, 58, 454 PEARSON,M., and BUISSEBET, D. Paint, compob-ltion of , 57, 340 Pirate at Port Royal in 1769, 57 303-5 Paintersr Wives Island, 60, 100, 337 Pease, J.A., 1st Lord Gainford, 6:[, Bo4-b Pakington, John, 63, 332 Ped.eto, 59 ,268 et seq Pakington, John, Coal-owner, 57, 4Og Pedro, Dom of A1cántara, 9'1, 63 et seq, Palliser, Hugh, 57, 175, 62, 378 475 Palmer, Alexander Robinson, 57, 452 Procl-alned Emperor of Brazil, V, 6a Palmer, John, 57, 289 Peds, 56, 435 GENERAL INDEX 33 4L, 45 , 46 Phoenician Gal1eys, 56, 340 -^-< - Josse , 99, Phoenician naval traEiiions, survival of, i"- At".i n 'rZ1r" i ii. ñi r ru o - r, u r, 6]-, 229-53 "ffq¿,133 PhGnician oared ships, 56, 61 ; 57 , 326-9 Phoenician triremes, 65, 53-62, 300-26 Piaui, 57, 424, 433, 438 i**i2:x:ii^:c,:itv:'"" Pianosa, 56, 49 Fleetwood, 56' zzo Picau1t, G.zare, !9, 60 iz;i;;', Pickering, Timothfi 59, 410 et seq i"*Il?ftuutence, !844, 63, 327 et ses PICKWELL, J.G. Improbable Legends surrounding the 93;'nlZ ,^, uo, ,,, shipwreck of Sir Clowdisley Shove11, ,"ifll*l:'83; 59, 221-3 n"?Íuflli'nt ,.e, Pi6ice, Robert, 56, 136 ^*, ^lle Pieterson, Admirá1, 89, 25 Pilfering from Dockyards, 18th Century, ,";i,u3:ilil'.gff:u3' 67, 215-25 60, 285 PiTT on the Avon, 57, 30 ié,ii7;t7¿"ili""ion, -coachwhip, Pilotage, illegaI 6ñ Mersey, 6L, 285et seq , 2e5; s+ 'Pilot boat patent' , 57, 298 i:ii*::.;"; "í:""d:.'it:ll *=* e, Pilot cutter-s, FalmouTE, 1800-1900, +ñ'i'u:'., rerorm or 64, 9-\2 iiii;:fu,'H3íli-*X;i, nirrc-kney, Thomas , 59, 4Og et seq 864, s67 , Captain, 57, 200 ,#¿-31?;is,'-llr"r"i". oar-classification, e: 65, 181 , 57, 144 Pinknell Wi11iam, 59, 4L4 et seq 3ffiÍ3i,84,n130, non, 4oz-B; pinnacó(s), 60, iTET 61, 4:-4; 62, 787, 388 iilf:a2. stl et seq 40-50 tons , 56, 4 l¿áirartv Papers, 99, 86 Naval steam, 60, 100 Ñaval Minutes, 56, 90 Pin rail , 56, 197 oo-nv Francis. 56 ' 316 Pipe rolls, !p, 20 ;;;;i,: Josceline-, 56, 33 , mexiEEn attempts to 1ega1ise, pá""i, Thomas, 63, 770, \\2 57, 2!7 iré""iíu Freire,-57, 244, 252-3 Piiaeus Naval Museum, E, t61 Petrus, EpistoTa ¿le Magnete, 'Pirateerst , 65 , 69-75 Peregrinus, 165-6 63, 23-4 Pirates, Port-RoYal-, !679, 58, Perior, Wi11iam, 64., 240 Pirogues, West Indian, 60, 338-9 PeripTous, 65, 67 Pitcairn-Jones, Charles Gray, Obituary, Pern-ambuco,-Brazil, 57, 67-9, 424, 434; 56, 257 59, L49-59 PiEher's Yard, Limehouse HoJ-e, 56, 277 peióá sanhos rsland, Indian ocean, 56, Pitt Island, 57, 56 John 2nd Earl of 59-6L, 72 Pitt, "eE-chatham, Pernisnan, 56, 4!, 44 Pitt, William nerief,oriÁ r-ltt"., 0s, sa-s The E1der, 64, 263 et seq Persi^an Gu1f, 18th d6ntury surveys of, The Younger-64, 2LB et seq 60,233-6 Pitt, Ifi11im, 4, L34 et seq PeEian triremes, 65, 56-'1 Pittman, Philip, gg, 60 Peter I, Czar of Ri6sia, 59, 9-L2 Plague , 6'!, 63-9 His boat, 60, 165 PI.11 Plank keéT boats, 92, LO Peter I Island, {, E5 Plank, walking the, 56, 240 Peters , Ben j amin, {, 390 P1ate, River, 9!, 6Z Petersen, Jacob, 63, 388 Pleasure rowin-g boat, last from Margate, Pett, Joseph, 56, 10 65, t75 Pett, Peter, 56, 9 PITñy the Elder, 56, 222 Pett, Phineasl-56, 145 Pluci

GENERAL INDEX 39 ,- 67. t52 Seaward, John & Co., 64, 331 et seg gchnTt_:: ftI t"nni"xe), 8, !47, 749 Sea water distilLation, 64, 299-300 scheme ror-ñava1 educatlon lsli|lii*\+p' ;:::;lttl?:Í,;r*;"ltieunion or the Et.i^1i"|"". Naval , 62, 371-26 History of the Art of Navlgation and í s, ee, 20 7 -LB ZZ1ZZi;I;: ?l8u*ñ'o,' r.il.Íluülf,illl"¿uliu8,? ^¡i i ;;T si,15L ;::;:13';,fr,'23" n,.ru "zizt'¡711tt',1¿#¿r',^i*'rzizz:;z;i;7t, ;:í;jff::'i¿#t*1i1t"m palmer) s6, 34!-2,

rig, relative erriciencv ilTifi::'"il¡?:13ü:"ráT';á311r*"""n*' 'T;i"&i*ie Semmes,^ Raphael , 58', 216-8; gq, 80, 81, 82 ' "$i3iiiii,;: qui u á I. r:f i, : : : r :áir ¿, 1, I i ".; gi;=¡,ili¡ih I i, ! : :É;i : ;.#' '"ilá-'ast"d,65,86-7 3333,1t8i¿"Ti.,'lln, r" tgHxÁgHl¿ntuil*"*.n at the cape of settlement Act, T662, 99, 154 H;t", 63, 23r-2 seven Brothers, 56, 62 ¿ggá b6, e8, 100-3 174, 354 ::*ii,;;;:úrÍ5topner, 3:;:l ?:;::"ñ;"lET"rBáj¿oE' ü;ffiil; fi";; !,9, _sog Impressment cosE, 4t a2:26-^ ;;;;;¿ lrtuseum,-ñodel of SS crea¿ Britain 74-gun ship, origiDs, 99, 335-50 "--aá-, szz et seq 9t"911 t'9\t.9, e s"iÉitiii. instiuments on Cook's voyages, Seville,_16th-eentury shipbuilding at' --OS. rrS-SS 62, 243-4 o^fii'-i=r.s. 56. 204 seffiIl, Jonathan, 62, 377, 381 ""i;;É ;;-si; dówdisley shovell at, 59, sextanis on cookis-V9{ac9:,^65,^120-3 221-3 Seychelles Islands, 56, 60-2-63, 264-72 scotll wintíe\d, 57, 209 seymour, Beauchamp, 6T,-sar, sA3 s;ii, Percy, 6Ó,-379, 380 sevmour, Edward, .4, !05 ¡;ii; nobeii I-aÍcon,'65, 358-60 Seymour, Edward Adólphus see Somerset, Scott & Sinclair, 64, 942 12th Duke Sáó*-fi.t. forebody-, 63, 60-1 Seymour, Hugh, 96, 271 é;;;r;ü; 5s, 456 -' seymour, Michaeil 57, 729, 732; 63., ta+ Scroll paiiTings, 60, 357-62 et seq sóurptuieo ¿raáois-5i Kadirsa, 65, 4?-9 shackleton, -Charles, 8, zls Scurvy 65, 23-B , , 96 ' .266 service, 64, sér ¡átl"ñTúrers, b?, SgO, 392 - Shalchai-TT-entsin coastal Sea bathing, mediEfnal value of , 57, 26 368-72 Sea charges extraordinary, 56, 18- Shark papers, 99, 100, 102--4 Seafarin[, 19th Century,-q!¿;-iSS-ZOg Shaving iegulatTons, Royal Navy, 61, 72 Sea-fighi, faeo, bill of Efpenditure, 64, Shaw, A1an, 9!, 37 zss-4 Shaw, James ehannon, V' t5 Sea laws. 60. 94 Sheathing, Seal fisúefiás, 57, 28g, 2gO Copper, HMS ¡ncons!^nlt-9;1', t6-7, 62, !-2 Sealing v ceilín[l'62,38o; 63, 196; 65, Lead and copper,62,292-4 272 Seals as ship iconographs,' 65, 236-7 , 240 Sheerness seamanship, ilorks oñ, E, s3=íor Coast def ence , -\9aa: z2g Seamen Dockyard, 57 , 120, 122;^8, British. dress, 69, 272 Riot; 18b'f , 62, 339-40 chilean'Navv,-íeÍ6:zá, 6g, tL5-27 shipbuíldine ñ; 1750-1802,-90'-73-83 Holland, iafú to zottr'cñ'iury, 65, shi¡s built at, 1821-1860, 60; 209-11 327-37 Sheltbeams , 60, 216, 436 Seamenrs missions. 62, 47-5L: 65, 255-63 Shelfhanger,-Eudo de, 58, 88, 89 seamen's sixpenceÁ,-Ei, tzon;68, zoo shepherd, James, bz, 85, 416 sea.of f icer, status ,-T8th CentEy, 65, Sheppard, J . , 56 , 218 244-5 SHERBORNE, J.W. Sea¡le, Captain, 57, Lg1 English Barges and Balingers of the late seas, owneiship-ofl' 60 , 92-6 14th CenturV, É, 109-14 uea-sickness, sg, zz6=a, 356, 468-9 Shere, Henry, 56, 95 sea_terms, 67 rúrEÍ'derivaiions', 64, 366-7 sheriif , Adám,@, _6^3, -6,1, l9?tl , T.B.& co, 6,!, 378 sherley, Anthony, 991 119^ üea trials , 6t, ti,g=50 sher', I{illiam, 99., tgO 40 GENERAL INDEX Islands , 57, 166 sll[Ms, ImLEN lShipr - definition of, 56, 161 Mr. Batsonrs Yard, 57, 371-B7Z Shipboard conditions , 57, f-39 Sims, William Sawden,-60, 888 Shipbrea.kerst finds, 5E; 102-3 Sfnclalr, G., 58, 2t7-T Shipbuilders' costs, Sñarp ship v. fulI- Singania, piraE stronghold, 52, tgz node1led, 63, 205 Singapore, 56, 266 ShipbuilderslNew Zea1and, 57, 296 Sintra, 63,-227 er seg; 64, 1-86-z Shipbuilding . Six rstañ?Á, rndlan oóéan_'sa, zz 16th Century in Asunción det paraguay, Sixpences, -Receiver of, 1ed[6rs, 62, 61, 3l-7 223-4,27O Sites, analysis of L776, 59, 419-gb s.kl¡spoxt¡aetrnaJere, 56 , L67 ]F!ip. in Distress', Tavern,-6ó, 3 er seq, llVnner , Wl Ili am , 56 ,-T.2 Shipkéeping, Tudor Navy, 63,-253-69 S1qd9, Thomas , 63,-84 et seq, 224-6, Shipmasters see Masters ólF vessels 341-2 Ship models, in churches,. Solent area, Slave labour, British planters in 59, 2o5-L5, 467 , 57, 77O lhlp names, British, 62, 233 Slaves, used To- man Chilean Navy, 63, of 74 guns, evotüTlon, 69, ggb-b0 118-9 Ship!!rip owning, Boston, Llncotnsñire, 1836- Slave_trade, 19th Century, QQ, 1?8 er seg 1848, 65, 339-50 Abolltlon,of, 5?, 76 Shipperies Exhibition, Merseyside County Slavery, 63, 2484í9. 1( c) , 2S0 Museums, Liverpool, 61, 50 SLeeman, Ton, 57, 32 Shipping losses, Engfid' in 1624-80 Wars Sliding ,-65, 350 wlth France and Spain, 59, 2!B-2t Slingsby, Colondf, 201 gSg-¿g 86, Ship registers, 60, 84-9;-ES. Sloops, Boyal Navy models, 64, SZ5 Ships' bel1s, ql;804 ; A2,-56 SIun, 62, 387 Ships' boats, 56, eSS Slutter, 57, 238 lhips in bottlEs, SB, zz6, 469-z0 Smallest p-Fivateer, 61, 38, 290; 62, 1SZ-g Ships of the RoyalTavy, Íists of , 1540- Smart, Maty, 57 , 375- 1587, 56 , 301-7 Smith, Adam, 58, 454, 455 ShipwrecEl ancient maritime Iaw Smith, Alan, 58, 2L2' regarding, 62, 85 et seq, Smith, Captaiñl 57, L99 Shlpwrecked m¿-iiners, aiclent Greek law Snith, George ChFles, 62, 4Z-Et regarding, 62, 85-6 Smith, John, 58, 93-101- Shipwrights' ñErks, 59, 350 yade l1l!_!, Leif w@ner, gL, 130 Shipwrlghtrs Me-cum, 56 , 226 , 286 , SMITH, P.C. 291, 295 Close Encounters of another Kind in Shlpyardq, Spanish, 16th and 17th cent., 1940, 65, t69-75 62, 238-41 smith, M?:, 57, 42, 45 Shoe na11ed to mast, 58, 225 Smith, t{ÍIli¡lñ, 45, S? Sho¡e-based educ¿tlon-, 99, 311-2S Smith, W,H., 62, 34, 39 Shortland, John, 60, 33 et seq Snith & Ebbr,56, 91 Shovell, Clowdisl$., Eg, 22I-B Smith's Islanfi'Bermuda, 57 , 5? ShriTper,saÍligg, GredT Yarmouth, b6, Smollett, Toblas , 57 , tSZTíl , 40 429, 434, 436 Smuggling Shrimplng families, 56, 436 18th Century, 58, 452-3 Shrimp trawl, 56, 437 American co16ñ'ies, 69, !29, l-36 Shrouds in TudóT rigging, 62, Lgt-2; Canada, 63, 129, 13il 99,95 19th Century , 58, 454-6 Shuldham, Molyneux, 56, 424; 62, t7Z. gBO _ North America,T774-6, 62, g?2-g Siam, ship from, 60,-389-60 pF.á1, fíg.Z Snqgla_convoy, destructioñ-of, bZ, Sgg, Sl ci Iy 409-10 Boats of, 61, 242-6 Smyth, Charles, 63, 273-4 Flnancial contributlon to Lepanto Smyth, John Gee lEenior), 63, 279 canpalgn, 64, L5 Smyth, John Gee (Junior), 65, 274-8 Garibaldl in, 1860, 62, 287-gO Smythe, Frederick, 63, 182;138, 194 Punlc lVreck, Marsa1al58, 848-9;59. Smythe, Thomas , 58 ,n49 230-2; 60, 265-6; 61;-23-5t 6á.-á2. Snargate Church,-Romney Marsh, painting gg, 9á-a;'ss-z súeéT' a;- aÁ', aVt-i,' of_15th gentury."Great Ship", b8, 194 65, 36:8 Snel1,^ Mr, 57, 181 Sidon,-shlp lconography on coinage, 6b, Snotter, E6;431 ;52,34, BS 306-8 SnottieÁ,-6á, Ssí-E Signal Books, 1799, HMS victotv, 63,ZZZ-.9 Islanc 57, 5Z Slgnal code,_GaIleys of Ma1ta, 60;409- Society'at for Ndtical Research, exhlbit 422; 67, 254 Science Museun, S, g Silver presentations for capture of Society for Nautfcal Eesearcb (South), _.French prlvateers, 57,' 339 65. 326 Slmancas, Archiva General de, Guerra SoTEát churches, ships and monuments in, Antisua, leg,223 fol28, 63, 365, 366n 58, 2O5-I5, 467 Slmpson & Chapnan, 61, b1 "-s"q. , 56,.59, 72 GENERAL INDEX 47 Spithead Convoy assembly point, 57, L68 Naval Review, 1887, 62, 67-79 spitzmutte, 57, 150 Spitzpünte, 57, 152 Spotted Eg1et, 9!, 6t Spragge, Thomas , 57 , 22 Spratt, Devereux, 62, 274 SPRAY, WILLIAM A. British Surveys in the Chagos Archi- pelago and Attempts to form a Settlement at Diego Garcia 1n the late 18th Century, 56, 59-76 The Surveys of John McCluer, 60, 233-50 , 64, 285; 65, 89, 273, 362 Spritsail topmast , 60, 217 16th Century development, 65, 64, 337-8 Spritsail topsail , 63, 772-6 Yard, use of with-iiolphin striker, 63,8 275 trade' 57' t\ fSpurs" on boats, 67, 248-50 weli-coast wars 6T rndependence' 64' and schooner rig, relative soüit-emétican efficiency of, 62, 183 351-6 Square-rigged ships southar¡Pton sailing literature, ""il-; iacket station, 62,.148. 56, 159 il iiri'v's church, Seamen' s ChaPel, Square-riggers, suitability for deep-sea 58, 2L0 trading, 9!1, 399-403 s^,rtñid. sailing vessels off,56, 354 Square-rig ships under onIy, ii^'t¡ enders' , 56, 434 57, 334 sáú[ñ-ceo"eia, 5T 45, 47 Square baek, 63, 2!6 Sóutn ortnéY IsTánds, 93t 45-- -- Stade, 57, 143, 146, 150 éáuitt sanA*ich Islands' 56' qq; 57, 43 STAMi,IERS; M. éóotn S.t", expeditions to, 18th Century The Mersey Boatmen and their Gigs, 61, 65. 3-22 283-8 soffiÉ snetrancls, f, 45, 67 STAMMERS, M.K. South Street Seaport Museum, New York, Letters from the cteat Btitain, !852, 64, 360 62, 284-6 Soü-thern Whale Fishery Company, 57, 42,44 Stapels, Ann, 57, 375 Southampton UniversitY, 56, 368 Stapleton, James Norwood, 83, t5 South Vietnam basket boats, 58, 135-53 Stapleton, William and another, 57, !5 Sovereignty of the sea, 60, 92-6 State Library of South Australia, 56, 277 50 spaeniae¡t, 59, 298 Pl ' 16 Statistics, nava1, 18th Century, Q!, Spá1n, financial contribution to Lepanto Statutes, Venetian maritime, 63, 293-4 campaign, 64, !3-21 Stayner, Richard, 62, L73 et seq Spanlsh Armada, 63, 359-64, 365-7 Stean battleships, first, 63, 327-33; Shipwrecks , 62, 267 6,!, lze Spanish Colonial Shipbuilding, 16th cent. Steam engines 58, L95-202 Iuanufacturers, 7822-52, 64, 327-47 Spabish Navy, 7772-E, 61, 83 Russian adoption of, 61, 45-6 Spanish ships and shipbuilding, 16th and Steam navigation, Chilean eoal for, 1840's, 17th Centuries, 62, 235-47, 370 67, 27t-87 Spanish SuccessionlWar of ( L707-L3) , 57 , Steam pinnaces, naval , @, 100 163 STEELE, I.K., Spar Launches, 1878-80 , 61, 415 Instructing the Master of a Newfoundland Speaker's Bank, Indian Ocean, 89, 7z Sack Ship, !715, 63, 191-3 Spear, Joseph, 63, 183, 184 Steele, Richard, 57, 381 üpeed records Steelrs List, 56, 24O Clippers, 64, Bb1 Steep Holme, 57, 27, 32 - Sailing shT-ps, 6b, 163-? Survey of iñ-1939 , 91, 27 sPeed, Spanish oarEd ga1leys, 65, 182,361 Steering compass, placing of, 57, !74 'Speeksnéer, ..62. 22g Steering-saiIs, 60, 431 Speke, Witliám;éo , 2'z-g2 Steering whee1, hlstory of, 19, 41-68; upence's cement,-E?, 116, 130 64, 188-9 spezzia. b6. 54 Steevens, Commodore, 57, L65n SPINNEY; J:ó. Stephens, Elizabeth, 63, 334; 64, 275 Slr Samue1 Hood at St Kitt's; a Stephens, R,M,T. , 56, 773 ^ re&ssessment, bg. 1?g-g1 Stephenson, Magnus, 59, 86 et seg sPlnola, Feaeric6l'64, z1_83, 285, g 77; Steptubs, 57, 338,; 108-9 gg, 63, €, üPlnster^ 88. 182: 361 appendages, ancient Minoan vessels, üPlridov,saiiors ,'63_, 334; 64, 275 64, 724, 125-7, 135-7 crigoríilóo, 2sBlL seq Stern-first beaching, 63, !5O-2

GENERAL INDEX 43 ,Blasht, 61, 51 et seQ. Thorneycroft torpedo-boats, operation of, tri{i2i','"i3rÍ;,-;íff'ull'ir-n, 86, 416, ,n".s;rll:-fi"., (Map maker) L &, sz nnni?'r' ^ZZ;?'r*,^tt'--6t '"q fil?lllll: tll"i3li;.e#,t ,'Z?, tat!lr-' it;il"i-f father and son of same Three Brothers, 56, so, aZl zz"on ;lH::#:t::'::i13"¿.#'.3u,'a22, "'":"i;i:-+-I3'^'j¿r","Lr,*rurrZ1Ziá7,sr¿l'31¿"*: á33o".rri, 60, 14b Tlil9".i.33"?1" i'Ti-I1o u8","?'i!r, , szr-4 r":::i-";;á -l,iiá¿r"Hitchcock, 57, 375 Thurot, Francois , 57, 772 I9!:";¡"";;: lgás-, 99, 1e9 rlber, raft, 18th e6ntury, 4, 238, 239 Henrv, 52, 388, 3eb iii?"ii;*;:1"'i:t;:;:o'Bf"á#' "u ',1if;;'11, irii+";'::'l: ;B: t8ál'ff,'r3á' " ";l;:ll.'.n to, 18b6 , e2, 164-7! 2qr , 64, z6s-72 iZriiiit.":7rt::{,;*;ia'-61' ,,l5iiE:4:::i3i:a",qi;F:-:" 99-, 272 et sés rlku, q6' 446 iEiiíiá;"-, uarques^de,tt ttlS¿.S;" i;;ili; *Í;' E9á rrom the First world ,,ar, 65, 181 285-s2 iiii:;1L fir-ciassitication, TilTer,-.9?, history of, 58, 41-68 or the, 57; TILLEY, A.F. i;;;;'nfitre .242 b6,-^ 334-6 tiii:"ñ.1;:i: Sü,"fltfn'o", *$':9"::.:"Er?';á:ü',*:ti';:ii";31*r3or use of apprentices,- The SuivivalTf ancient Itfediterranéan if,ffi!"iali-"hiópGá,ce 155-'6 Boat Designs, 59, 373-84 tn#"o**1"*ing, 63, 25-37 Rowing tné rriÍEme, 9-, 357-69 ifi;;;";i'.; oóóxiái'¿", 18th centurv, 61, Iirl"v, l'F: , 67, 22e-53 -. zt5-25 Timbei-shortagal 19th Centurv'94t-746-56 rnárátiá, Boman Baths, ship decoration, Time,limits, trading voyages, c,7577,65, "'áE sz'fíE. , 33-4 265-8 nr'ñá. ship-frósco, 6l , 327-7 P1.5 & 6; TIIGWELL, H'C' ^"éál's6l-iso-2, Guernsev Privateers, 56,-19?^- zes; 64, 724, 125-33, ^- 1já-i The Loss of HMS vipet, g, ?8!-9? ntl"i"o. 56. 333-4, 336 The First Reduction of the Taku Forts, ilári"púñ6', !872 race with cutts sark, 1858, 63, t63-71 60- 63-72 Timmermaññ, G.,57,147-8,150,155n nnáiotnetai,62, a5 rja7k,57-, t50,752 iüitá r¡á"af ÉqiEáron, German Bill for, TobaccoTleets, protection^of , 57, +OO 57, 267 lTobermorY ' 9!, ZAO rnÉi.tón, John,60,247 Togo, Heihachiro, 56,114i' 58, +zl et seq; Thore-pins, 6:2, 3@, 364-5; E, +q, 46-7 _ 99, 391 THOMAS, E, G. r'oKlo, 99, *11 The old poor Law and Maritime Apprent- To11ema66e, Lieutenant-General, 57, 382 ticeship, 63, 153-61 Tomb- anchors,.76' 387 Thomas, tt"irll'OO aSZ 'Tombstone' , Adm-iral , ( Rear-Admiral Thomas -so-l', 787 Thomas, loirn, rO _ Graves) , _59 , Thonas, l,ieuien-ait, RN, 56, 28 Tomlinson, Robert, 64, 46' 54-5 Thomas, Lieutenant D, 56-61 Tonnage, Thomas, Wittiam, 60,'t57' eÉ seq Medieval barges and.balíngers, 63, 111-2 Thornes. Ansel 1,, .-á. g New York carpenters' , 63, 92 Thomes, Wiffiam H.-ó" Land. and Sea, 64,8 Spanish and English fléets, Arrnada TttotrsóN, nocÁn r. campaignl.99, 359-60 et seq, 365-7 Tale of the lvanca , 56, 97-1-04 Tonos, _92t rca. The Outflt oi á-Ñavaf-Cad6i in tt¡e Topgallánt masts abaft , 63, 389; reign of George II, 61, t8L-2 64, 792; 65, 88 AdmiraÍ unaárTúe Chilean F1ag, TopEail, jackyard, 56, 198 64, L57-62 Torkeseye, Matthew de, QQ, 311 e¿ seg ruÓTiÉsoN , i . a. ¿. Torpedo, whitehead, sÓ ,-345-s Spanish Armada Guns. 61 , 355-77 Torpedo boats, 60 , 370-2 Thompson, James, sz., ie7i7,. 86, 428 operation of ,i2, 135-6 tttowso¡¡. n.i.-' -' Fór American cTlil t{ar, 6t, 268 Veteran warships of the Russo-Japanese Torpedo cruisers, 65, 277,-.22?-^ I{ar of 1904-5 in lvor1d l/ar II , 5-8,421-8 Torpedoes, early use of , 9L-39? et seq The Rise an¿ rail of the MoniioFl'1862- Tories, Luis Yaez der @.-735-42.^ -.1973,'rnorburnllieutenaht 60, 299-B1o Torres Strait,56,295;6o,135-42 ,57 , 794 Torridges{de, 57 , 3 44 GENERAL INDEX

Torrington, Earl of (Arthur Ilerbert) Oar classffication, 65, 181 see Herbert, Arthur Trimmer, 59, 355 Tosier, John, 57, 304-5; 99,, 16S Trim tram net, 56, 434 Toulon, 56, 4t eü seq Trincomalee , 56, 75 As a packet station, 62, I48 Trinidad Island, 57 , 43, 46, 59 et seg Blockade of, 57, 364 Trlnity House, 62, 3L5 et seq Toulon Fleet, 56, 343 Ketch yacht model, 58, 110 'Tower Templer Step, the, 56, 384 Triple Alliance , 57 , 272-3, 277-8 TOWI,E, P. A, Trireme( s ) The Effect o f the Russo-Japanese War Athenian 62, 7Sg-6 8 6 29 on Brltis h N avaI P o 1i cy, 60, 383-94 First 65 53-63 Townshend CharIes 2nd Viscount, 56, 318 Greek añT Phoen 1 c1 an 65 2 89- 326 TRACY N Roman an d Pho en1 cl an 65', 2 89 -326 Parry of a Th reat to India 1 7 8-7 4 Row ing o f ,62 35 7 69 t) 4 2 3-8 @, 35 4 8 T t- s ka Lmos 92, 364 Brit ish As sessment s o f Fren ch and Tr a stan da Cunh a 61 3 7a 379-80 Spanish Nava 1 Beconstruc tion 1 763^8 Tromp Corne 1is ú 242 3 a7 58, 1 81 q, 73- 85 420 Trade Tromp Marten, 59 4 42 Br l- tish durinc Ame ric an I{at of Troopsh ips, regul atlons 1 n E, 2 29 I ndependence 62 169- 78 Trotter, Thomas, 65 24 26-8 Los ses reduced in t he Seven Years I{AT Trows, 63, 45 57, 1 63 Tabernacles on 61, 22 8 Me dieva1 NE Yorksh 1 re 63, 137 49 Trus us e of 1n ancl ent Egvpt t_ an ct aft Protec t ton nava1 , 57, 4TT-2 ;62 4 1- 3 62 160 1 Tradi ng voy ages t o London c 1 577, 65 Tryon Ge orge, 62, 12 265-8 Tsingt au (TsíneEo) 5tl 4t 3 4 1 6 4 1 8-9 Tradi tional craft I t alian 62 29 1 Tsushima Battle of 5-6 345 Tradi t 1 ons of nava1 archite cture 6 1 Ts ush ima , 99, 38 4 e t seq 229 5 3 Tuck s ti ck, 62 2o 6 391 Traf algar Bat t 1e of Tudor capt a].ns 59 1 71- 7 Eye -v9a tness account, 65, 196 Tudor gun-port I td 6 2 1 84- 5 F1e €t, tracks of ,57,. L5 o 1 0 Tudo r huIk, 58 39 5 Puzzl-in s1 gna 1s made at 56, 42t Tudor Navy, 59 385 -408 Repott of the 7972 Cotwni ttee to investigate shi pkeepI ng i n 9q, 25 3 63 the factics of, 57, 1 59 Tudor 11g ging 7S 1 -2; 63 95 Shipsr 1ogs, 57, 16 Tudor shipping 11'l TTA1 vesse 1s 6 3 2 3 3-4 a Itafalgar Report, !, 1 60 Tudor warships 15 39- 88 ,gl 35 1- Trafalgar Day, first ce lebr atio n o f 4 4 1 Tufne I I Rob ert G 56, 34 r¡a-f¡¿j)¡es, 64, 2LI , 2 1 4-6 Tunisi a Roman mos aics al.rtime I Training, nava1, 63, 3 1 1 -26 sour ce 6 5 9- 35 Tranpe, Governor of f ce land 18 59 I 6 Tuni 1 an cors a1 rs 62, 27 1 86 et seq' Tupper Ferdi n and Brock 5 6 20 5 Transfers chi 1 ean Army t o N avy 63 TURNER E H 1 1 I 8 Macao, 1808, 63, 370- 2 Tx an sL t o f Venus,65, 1 1 I e ü se s Turner, Edward T, 62, 287 Tr ansom boats, 63, 39 Turner, John, 58, 185-6 Transport Board,58, 69-84 331- 6 ?urret ships, 59, 57-68 Tr an sport s Tybee Bar, action off, 1 8 l2 60 2 1 7 ra t 1 sh 1 79 1 80 58, 3 3 1 6 Tyrconnel, Earl of, 56, 43 Crime an War, 65, 1 4, 365 Tyrell, John, 57, 193 e t s s Travers , Samuel, 60, 4L-6L Tyre11, Henry,t-9, 774-7 Tr avers Co1lege, 60-, P 1 4 4 1 6 1 Tyre11, Wi1Iiam, 59 , 17 4- 7 Travers e Islands, 57 4 7 Tyrrhenian Sea, rule of 6 I 4 Tre ason suspic ions of Leeward I slan ds Theat re , 1907 I 6t, 397 Tre at t-es ¿nc1e nt mari t 1me 6 2 87-2 Ugari t Tre at of 1 79 5 Sp AT n and Unit ed Stat es st one anchor, 65, 150 ,1 7 1 59 5 356- Temp 1 e of Baa1, 99, 3 80- 1 3 83 3 86 Tre at of Nank a n9,6.3, 16 3 1 4 Ugari t 1 c conposite and ha1 f- t on an chors Tre at V of P aris , E:9, e7 6 3 86 TRXP t 1me reI ated and equlvale nt U lst er colon a st 57' 3 86 perfornance, 65, 163-7 U 1v ses shiF, 9!,, 29 E 6 Trevanion, Richard, 57, 1 8 Un armoured ship s n aYa1 use of 62 47- 3 Treveer, 57, 326 Undermanning e e Mann].n Trevenen, James, 63,, 322 Unde rs¡a t er Arch aeo 1o gy course at st Triangular passage, 63, 1 78 Andrews Un 1 versity 9, 16 8 Triangular trade, 9, 98 Underwood J ames ,57 289-90 f¡ie¡e(t)s, 62, 357-69 Underwood J & Co. , 57 290 Different types, 65, 2 I 0- 1

46 GENERAL INDEX IYaghorn & Company, V, 9L I{e-aver, Rlver,_Ifrlg on, S, 252 et seq I{ailsb, Antoine, E, 310 Webb, F. , 57, 32, 33 WAITES, B. WEBB, P. The Medieval Ports and Trade of North- The Naval Aspects of the Nootka Sound East Yorkshire, 63, L37-49 Crisis, 61, 133-52 'lVakefleld, George, 66, 277 Weddell, James, 57, 43 passirn Walcheren Expeditlon, 1809, 61, 183-9, Weddell Sea, 57, 62 320; 62, L34 Wedgeborough, John, 60, 240 et seq Wa1es, John, 56, 65, 69, 72 Weihaiwei , 56, 473, 416 , 4tg I{a1es, W111iam, 65, t2t WEIR, M. rWalk the Plank' , 56, 240; Y, 93 English Naval Activities, L242-3, 58, Walker, Baldwin, 64, 138 85-92 l{alker, John, 59, 292 et seq Weiss, Colonel, 99, 15 WALKER, J.A. IYelch, Mr., 61, 63, 64 John Holand, a 15th Century Admiral, Weldon, James, 61, 389 65, 235-42 We11esley, George Grev1lle, 62, 39 Walker, Matthew, 60, 435 Wentworth, John, 56, 403, 40B:6 IVallasey, Tudor shipping, 99, 234 et seq Weserkahnr ST, L49 YÍallis, He1en, 56, 370 Wesselink, W.II.A., qq, 54-5 Ifallis, Provo, 65, 270 Wesserlink barrel, 58, 54-5 lYalpole, Robert , 62, 57 et seq Wessel Is1ands,56,280 Wa1po1e, Spencer Horatio, 57, I23 Westacott, John, 57, 4, 6, 70 lValsh, Andrew, 91 , 69 West African Coast, E, 315 l{alsingham, Robert , 60 , l4t-2 Westa11, William, 56, 276 War of 1812, 59, 317-33 passim Western and Eastern Fleets , L9O4-5, I9ard, Charles, 57, 94 56, 343 i{arders in Dockyards, 18th Century, 61, Western barges , 57, 339; 911, 109 222-3 Western Indian OEEan, 56,-327 Ward Hunt, George, 64, 28-9 West India Committee , 62, L7t et seq Wardroom, 63, 295; 64, 85-6, 286; 65, ITest India Dock, proposed, 57, 375 88,181-2 West Indies I{are, Martin, 57, 181 18th Century 'Plrateering', 65, 69-75 Ware barges, 57, 339 Anerican trade with, 56, g7 Warner, Oliver, obituary, 9e, 308-9 Trade in sugar, 57, 766-7 IÍar of 7812, 6t, 377 et seg, 385-97 Voyage of the Jaquet to, 1585-6, 59, Officers of RN ships on Great Lakes, 101-3 63, 3gg-g Westminster, Treaty of, 91, 239 War of Independence, Chilean, 1818-23, Weston, manorial rights of; 57, ZS 99, 1t5-27 Weston-super-Mare, 57, 25e t seq Warren, John Borlase, 59-, SZ3 et seq. Bay, 57, 25 I{arrnambool wreck, 6L, L62 cazette, lllustration of flatner, 57, 27 Warshlp anchors, qq, 385 Westphalia, Treaty of, 56, 57 I{arship classificatlon, Victorian Navy, Wetherall, Irederick Augustus, 60, 33 6,L, 2L-Z I{eatherell, John, 57, 140 and n Wartime use of apprentices at sea, 63, rWe want eight and-Fe won't wait' , fi, 42, L57 394 Warwick, Earl of (Robert Dudley) 57, Ifexford herring boats, 57 , 38 390-1 Weymouth, Lord, 59, 35 CE seq \{a?wick Roll, ships on, 63, 216 Whalebacks, @, 3S1-S Wash, The, 56, 435 Whale-boats, Basque, 64, 2L3, 215 wat, 57 , 756- Whale fisheries, 62, 225-31 Watchet, fisheries recorded, 57, 38 Whampoa, 56, 266 Watchmen in Dockyards, 18th Century, Wheeler, Francis , 57, 22 6L, 222-3 Wheelwright, Wi11iam, 6t, 27L e¿ seg Water-casks used as mines, 57, 430 'wheJ-p' as a ship's name, 63, 128 Water 'distillation at sea, 65, \6L-2 , 65, !75 trYaterguard service, 58, 454-5 Whitby as a Medieval port, 63, 138 et seq Watering ship, 56, 448 Whitby collier, 61, 51-61 Watermen, Thameside, 63, 155-6 White, Arnold, 56, 341-2; 64, 40 lYaters, D,W. , 60, 352 I¡i¡hite, George , 57, L78n, 771t, 180, 188, 191 tlatets of Death, Gilgamesh epic, 62, 219 llh1!e, Wiltiam Eénry, !!, 3t; 65, 271 , 222-3, Ilaterspout, custom of rcuttingr,63, 106 225-9; 9!-, SI SuperstÍtions about, 63, 193-4- I{hlte, Robert, 60, 240, 248 IfATKIN, P,. White, Wil1iam,--60, 369, 373 et seq Captain Hugh Crow: a Liverpool White Ensign, RoSI French, 62, l9Ó, 39O Guineaman , 63, t77-85 IYhitehaven, Customs quarantine service, I{atts, Irank, !2, 35 64, 65 Watts, John, 57, 32, 33 Whlte llouse, U.S.A., and the Royal Navy, Wattschiffe, 57 , t54 65, 1O8, '27O Wat und Kustenschift, 57, L54 WhlTehead, Robert, 59, 345-8; 6O, 32, 43I GENERAL INDEX 47 .rh{te Lead Yard, PoPIar, 57, 377 Wooden to ironclad warships, transition, 63, 279-84 ülil;"?:::-ilffi u?2" Wobdhouse, William, 56, 79, 20; 63, '?e1' é'8o-2 253-63 ülilulr,'fio"I?l'qzT' Woodts JournaT, 56r 88 Y"i'^; Johan van , 65, 64 wooDI{ARD, D. Ships, Masters, and Shipowners of the 58' 3se-44 Wirral1, 1550-1650, 63, 233-4 l:ilir"iifi,:*'Ei "ááeboat' Sir Thomas Button, tE6 ehoenix and the Defence of the Irish Coast, t6!4-!622, iliilii::r; 5:ilí18:rEí', 3áá " 59, 343-4 ll'iil"s. ceorge, 62, 69 et seg WoóT'exports, NE Yorkshire, Middle Ages, #iiliú rrI of Eñ[Iand, 56, 93;57,264; 63, l4L "-Ás. ta Wodwich DockYard, 57, tl6-7 n, 562; 58, 103; 60, 25-6 wiÍÍíams, CaPtain, W, 84 I4roolwich snip, sz, l,lAItAS, C' 62. t9! wrt"-6á*.n'and Philosophers in the South wó66ter, Charles, 64, L57-62 the Age of CaPtain Cook, 65, I{orcestár, Bishop 6T Orleton, Adam 6áu" ln """ 63, 39-49- 3-22 lYorking boats, British, ür{1liams, John, 57, 287 Yüorkin! hours and rates 6T pty, 16th ii'iiiir*.on, Mr sec-retarY, 56, 87 Century , 56, t4!-2 John, 56, 87 World Wal'Ilietters from, 63, 285-92 üilrl"t"on, 25 iiiliirt*o", nawkini-ór Ptsnouth, 56, 422 Worlebury- Hi'LL, 57 , üirli", ceci1, 60' 57-8 Wrangle, JosePh P-almer , 6l , L83 , 220 iiirri", J ', & son.s, 58 397-402 Wreck law reform, 56, 371 t{i11i=, Robert' 58, 399' Wrecks 57, 388, 392, 394 Off the Seven Sisters, 56, 114, 354 üillougttuy, Anth6ñY, 62, 253-69 witlougtt¡y, Lord Francis, 59' 281 et seq Salvage work, 17th Centüly, Wills, Jack,63,42 Wright, Richard, 63, 88, 89 blockade of 263 wriáht, wittiam, 57, 18 wiimiáeton, N:T. , , -67, 308 Wir"on, Arthur, 57, 268, 269-70 wroigni-:.ron fastñing, unusual , 99, Wilson, A.K', 62, 25t Wyati, Harold Frazet, 64, 39 Wilson, E.M. Carus, 56, 133n i{yatt, Sam, 61, 218-9 Wilson, K., 60, 288, 292 Wyggates, The, !Q, 87-88 Richaid, 58, 340 Wy1ie, Hugh, 56, 98-103 l{ilson, Wv11ie. Harold Winchester 'Two 2; 63, 309 Cathedral, 58, 2!1, 467 works bY, 60, 8 P1.1 & Ships and m6luments , 58, 467 Obituary, 60, 114-8 Windmill propulsion on open boats, 64, Wyndham, Thoma-s , 99, 4, 5 84, 288, 375 \{indáor, Ñaval Knights of, 60, 47-6L llindjammer, 56, 278 xavegas , 62, 75-21 Orlgin of ,-!7 , 333; 58, 154 Wine trade , 58, 447-8 413 Ya"cht . 57. 150. 152 Winsloe, A1fi6d, 56, 443-6; 59, 229 Winter, Art.hur, !9, 15 'Yacht'l-áncient Roman, 99, Winter, John, 56f 56, 15 4, 5, g, 15, 19, Manual of, 57, 38 ivinter, lvirlíaml'561 12 P1-' 27; 63, 26L Proposed ÍoFBernese NavY, 63, WinterrE Proportion, 56, 2L 7 & 2, 15, sheets 3 & 4 tWipe wind', 60, Yangtse 56, 4L6, 418 the ship off beT6re the , vessels on, 32 Varé, níver, early 14th Century 'Wirra11 shipping, 1550-1650, 63' 233-47 58, 345-7 Witché11, George, 63, 319 Yaiñ, as a medieval Port, 63, 139 wrTT, M.M. Yarmouth Vincenzo Coronelli as Cartographer, customs quarantine service , 4, -94-2 First bombardment of, 56, tgT; 57' 274 60, t43-52 Boat Owners l{itsen i Architectura ,'¡aval.is et Regimen Great Yarmouth ShrimP Association , 56, 437 Nauticum ofte AAToude en Eedenaagsche 429, 434, 436 scheeps-Bouw en Bestier and xxx PTaten van Sailing shrimPefr 56, vreemde schepeh , 65, 43-7 YARROW, D. Expedition, witsen, NicolaeÁ ,-86, 85, 87 A Joúrnal of the Walcheren Wollongong 1809, 61, 183-9 coal,, 56, 269 Edward, 57' 305 WOLSTENCROFT, ALAN v"á"*ait"Tór Yeomans), The Whitehead StorY, 59, 345-8 Yellow Fever, 64, 66-7 Wolters. Robert . 6]- . 73 et seq Yeo, James, {, Ag I{ood,: Jóhn, b6,'85';'B?, 88, 90 Yeoman , 65, 87 wood, lvilliam-l og, 259-60 i;ia;;'cEfiain, 6!, 273, 274 YERXA, D.A. \{ood conservati6ñ' treatment, 63, 33 --üióá-lotiral Graves and the North i{ooden ship, largest, 63, 387 Samuel lñá"iJt" Squadron, 1774-6' 62' 371-85 4a GENEBAL INDEX Yokohama, 56, 4L+ Zanartu, 63, LL6, 123 Yonge, Captain, 57, 22O záttete,62, 9?, 295 York, Duke of, 56, 87 Zavodovski, Lieutenant, 57 , 47 Yorkshire, North East, Medieval ports Zeno, Ranieri, 63, 293 and trade, 63, t37-49 Zia Liman, 56, 585 Yorktown, 56, 188 zielvetkopers, 65, 331-2 Victory Center at, 65, 177 Zimmermann, Helnrich, 67-, 290 Young, James, 65, 69-75 Zippos, 60, 306 Young, Second Lieutenant, 56, 195 Zonchio,-B-att1e of , 99, 262 , PL.I3 Yvoy, Maximiliaan see Hangest-Genlis, Zuloaga, Gabriel de 1a, 58, 29-40 Maximiliaan van Zulu War, 98, 88 Zyghur Fort, 60, 238, 240 zabtas, p, 237

ADDENDU'I Ál""d,rlrkr""e, 57 , !54 A11en, Midshipman II.C. , Boxer Rebellion, 63, 351-8 La Rochelle , 56, 203 LYMAN, JOHN Pole-Masted Blgs, 56, t6t-167 Sailing Vessel Types in the German Merchant Marine, 1869, 57, 143-155 The Part-owners of a BrEish Sailing Vessel, 1887-1910, 58, 463-5 Monson, William, E, f4O Pole-masted rigs, 56, l6t-7, 366 BOOKS REVIEIIED 49 .--1. H., and others: Die Bremer Hanse- Bathe, Rubin de Cervin and Taillemite: ^^".11:"1','#¿"?nl'oaree and Brewinston' -un, ,r, Arfij[-Éngfand and the Sea , 19,.243 ",llf;,líi'lná"fi"ii"?ílt¿r€*,i"?f"1e"yñn",n' From the Loier DecÍ<, E!',23ó lVeyer's Warships of the Beaglehole: The Life of Captain James n'ñárld,^ri.iecht: \97!, 57, 357 Cook, 60, 442-3 ..1'i""nl HMS ca;;Jine, 67, 217-2 BeaudouiñT'Le Bateau de Berck, 57, 463 A'iiá-s,rtg"on Probation6Fs, 65, 378. Bateaux des Cdtes de France, @, 202-3 dans- Ia 244 Pfi"iné-r"ancaise"-ln: Les Officiers bleus Beaver: The Big Ship, 56, 'Á2. au xvrrr sibcle, Beck: Folklore-toa-tú.-Séa, 60, 106 SgS Beiser: The proper Yacht, 64, 297 John: Acheen and the Ports BelI: Diari.es from the Dáy6-of Sai1, ""ái^"#i"oo, ttr" North and East Coasts of 61, 104-5 éumatra, 58, 236 Be¡r--Eli, ed. : Ships and Paits of Shíps on r.áerson, J-'L. : The Ulysses Factor, Coins, 62, 198 "-iZ, S+g Benham: TñE Stowboaters, 64, 294 r,6ison, R.C. : Náva1 Wars in the The Codbangers, 65, 281-2 ^"ááttr" 7522-t850, 56, 468 Bennett; Nelson thd-Commander, 58, 363 o"áiá"", ed: The lás-t Voyage of Drake Naval Battles of World ..,li'ar rr-62,203-4 " and Hawkins, 58, 246 Berckman: Victims of Piracy, 65, t87 r,ráiews: The Spanish Caribbeat,9!, Berthier: The Art of Knots,6 zoo ""g86-7 Bevan: The Great Seamen of Elizabeth I' rnárews, Canny and Ha1l, ed.: The 57, 467 ""westward Enterprise,65,277 Blá¿k, ed.: The Blathwayt At1as, Vo1.1, ¡nnis, ed.: ft¡gxid and other Studies, 58,'244-6; Vo1.2 (Commentary) 62, 400-1 ' 65, 188 BláEkman, D,J. ed.: Marine Archaeology, tné6i: Restoration of the Em¡na 59, 472 "-7-. at 7969-7977, elac-Éman, B. ed.: Janers Fighting Ships, 60,".rrg 450-1 1950-51, qL, 316 mloi, G., A Voyage round the World, Bligh: The E6g of HMS Bounts 1787-7789' 60, 448 62, 104 An6n, P.F.: Mariners of Brittany, Tñe Log of HMS P¡ovidence,63,2OO 61.'308 Blyth: The impossible Voyage , 8, 232 ¡p6'ióton: RavenscraB, 4, 104 Boáy: British Paddle Steamers,-!L, 233 l'r'nof¿-foster: At lVar wlth the Boná: The Grand Expedition, 65, 377-8 Smugglers, 57, t02 Bonino: Archeologia e Tradizione_Navale rcaeri: De An6erpse Scheepvaart in de tra la.Romagna e i1 Po, 64, 281 XVe Eeuw, 60, 110 Bonnel, Taillemite eü aJ.: Guide des Audemard: i,eE-Jonques chinoises, Volume sources de 1'histoire des Etats-Unis rx. 58 ' 479-80 dans 1es archives franqaises, 64, 198 lupnánl-i'honneur de servír, 65, 368-9 Bonsor: North Atlantic Séaway, E' StS Borg: Den Danske Mariner Uniformer Basnasco: submarÍnes or lVorld I¡Yar rl, 38i"3n3;tt" O¿, SS "of:"l:''ti:"Tltl*iitil¿Bietagne Nord aux derniers jours de 1a SaÍTóy: 117 Days adrift, 60, 345 voilel 63, 199 ean¡u;'v:Shipbuilders of tñé Thames and eoti, fúe-Sáif:.ng Ships of the New Zealand Medway, 57, 465 Shipping Company, !9, 481 uen aiá Eñé sea, 6r, 42]- nou¿riót: Le váis¡eald.e 74 canons, 60, Banks: The HandicraETs of the Sailor, 219:6:-,97:62,4O4;64, 195 60 , 347 Bouquátl-w".t-co-uritry l?i-l ,.-Y, 347 BaFbour, ed.: The Jamestown Voyages-- Sóuth Eastern Sail, 58, 474 under the First Charter, 1606-1609, Bowen: Scale Model SaiÍlng Ships,9!, \98 Warships 56 , 469 ( ed. ) Scale Model , -65 ,..275-6 Barnard: Á three years' Cruise in the Boxer: The Portuguese Seaborne Empire Mozambique Channel, 56, 451^ 14t5-1a25, 56, 356 Barracloujh and Crampt6ñ, ed.: f'Iags of The Anglo-nlEch Wars of the 17th Century, the world, 65, 193-4 7652-!674, 61, 309-10 -- Barren ed.:'AñErica Spreads her Sai1s, Boyd; Manuaí f-or Naval Cadets,-99,97 60, 228 eráuáel: The Mediterranean and the Baiiow: A Chronological History of Mediterranean l{orld in the Age of Voyages into the Arctic Regions, V, nirifip II, Vo1.I, €, !L6-7, Yo7'2 345 60 222-3 Bascom: Deep l{ater, Ancientana.r ant Ships,63,1O4shi ns 4e Br6ñnan:' The Australian Commonwea rth B¿esi A Hislory of Seafaring based-on' Shipping Line, 65, 380 : Whaling , 59, 112-3 Sréwi;1'gtoñ, M.V: E-D. , -Kenda11 sas""ii;-iágenáÁ rn¿ súi¡érFítions of the Museum Prints, 99, 358 Sea-ana-ói-S"if""", Sb, +ZO Breyer: Battleshif,E and Battle Cruisers, Bathe: warship-1845.1945, 56, 360 60, 225-7 British Steam and Sail in Sturmsirips-i,'2', SA_, ZBZ er67ú an¿ Greenhill: si;ffi;;;; ñ', 45t Britain and North America, 5e ' 46e 50 BOOKS RTVIEWED

Brock, B.B, and B.G. ed.: Historical Coles: Heavy Weather Sailing, 62, 206 Simonts Town, 62., 394 Coletta: Admiral Bradley A FisEé and the Bromley, ed.: The Manning of the Royal American Navy, 65, 370-1 Navy, 63, 198 Collard: A Maritlme History of Rye, 64, Bgg Broome: Convoy is to Scatter, 59, 722 Colledge: Ships of the Royal Navy, VóT.II,- Brown, Alan¡ Craigendoran Steamers, 56, 262 65, 381 Collinge, comp.: Office-holders 1n Modern Brown, David, i Til^pit,z, 64, L96 Britain, VII: Navy Board Officials, 1660* Brown, Hanbury,: Man and the Stars 1832, 64, 394 Brown, Crosby, : The good Ships of Conner and Mi11er: Master Mariner; Captain Newport News, 63, 201 James Cook and the Peo¡r1es of the Paciflc Bruce: Cape Horn to Port, 64, 390 65, 373 Bruijn: De Admiraliteit van Amsterdam in Coolhaas, ed.: Generale Missiven van Rustige Jaren, 1713-1751, 58, 120-1 Gouverneurs-Generaal en P"aden aan H'eren Buchanan and Cossons: IndustEal History XVII der Verenlgde Oostindische Compagnie, in Pictures; Bristol , 56, 458 57, 468; 62, !Ot; 64, 797 Buker: Swamp Sailors, 6f318 Cooper, ed,: The New Cambridge Modern Bunker: Liberty Ships, 59, 249 History, Vo1.IV, 57, 227 Bunting; Portrait of a Port, Boston Coppack: A Lífetime with Ships, 59, 365 7852-7974, 58, 239-40 Corbett: Fighting Instructions 1530-1816 Burgess, ed,: The sea serpe¡ü Journal, & Signals and Instructions 7776-7794 62, 704 57, 470 Coasting Schooner, the four-masted Some Principles of It{aritime Strategy, Al-bert F. PauJ , 65, 280 58, 367 Butcher: The Navy, 60, 228 Corlett: The Iron Ship, 62, 102 Buxton: Big gun Monitors, 65, 190 Cornaz: Les du Leman , 63, 298 Corner: Doctor Kane of the Arctlc Seas, 59, 362 Cable: l- Diplomacy,' 58, 234 Cotter:The Complete Nautical Astronomer, Calvocofessi, ed.: Marine Painting, 64, 56, 126 393 Course: pirates of the I/Yestern Seas, 56, Campbe1l,, Battlecruisers, 64, 382 250 Carey, ed.: A Sailor's Song5ook, 63, 200 The l{heelrs Klck and the Vlindts Song, Carr: Salling Barges, 58, !L7 59, 466 Leslie A Wilcox, BI, RSMA, !!, 9l Cousteau; Oasj.s in Space, 59, 367 Carson: The Ancient and Rightful Customs, The Act of Life,-59, 367 58, 359 The Quest for Food, 59, 367 Carter: Cornish Shipwrecks, Vo1,2 , The Crabtree: The Crabtree Collectión of North Coast, 99, 47O Miniature Ships, 58, 235 Casson: Ships and Seamanshlp in the Craig, ed. : I\{aritime History, Vo1 . 1 Ancient Wor1d, 58, 118-20 57, 463 Cederland: Ett fartyg byggt med Syteknik, Creswell: British of the 18th 65,196 Century, 59, 120-1 Centro di studio su1la storia de1la Crone: The Discovery of. America, 56, 724 tecnica: Studi di Storia Navale, 62,393 Cross and O'Flaherty, Introductioñlto Chandler: Sparks at Sea, 59, 368 Hovercraft and Hoverports, 61, 312 Chapelle and Polland: The Constellation Cumpston: Ltacquarie Island, 56; 242 Question, 58, 112 Flrst Visitors to Bass Strait, 59 358 Chapman: No Time on our Side, 61, 311 and 65, 380 Chatterton: The Oltl East Indiamldn,57,462 Czerkawska, Fisher Folk of Carri-ck, 62, Churchouse: The Pa¡ni¡ under the New 104-5 Zealand ensign, 64, 389-90 Chyet: Lopez of Newport, 58, 238-9 C1ark, 4., : The Clipper Ship Era, 57,1O5 Dampier: To the Sandwlch Islands on HIUS Clark, R.,: Black-sailed Traders , 58-, 242 BTonde, 59, 717-2 C1ark, W.B., ed.: Nava1 Documents 6f the Danish Maritime Museum, Helsingfr, Arbog, American Revolution, Vo1. 2 & 3, 56, 1978, 65, 190 118-20; VoI, 4 , 57, LOg Davies: The Trade Makers; and Trading in Clark€: An evolution of Single-handers, lfest Af rica, 1840-1920., 62, 405 62, 3QL:2 Slr Alfred Jones, 64, 295 Clouzot: Lrexploration sous-marine, 56, Davis, D.J.: The Thames , 250 56, 452 Cobbe, ed.: Cookrs Voyages and the Davls, R.; The Rise of the Atlantic Peoples of the Pacific, 65., 573 Economies , 59, 47! Coggins: Ships and Steam of the Ameriqan English Merchant Shipping and Anglo- Revolution, 56, 467 Dutch rivalry i4 the 1?th Century, Coleman: Passage to Amerlca, 99,, 364 62., 299 Coleman and John ed.: Trade, Government Dawson: The Story of Greenwich, 64, 795 and Economy in pre-Industrial England, Deacon: Vice-Admiral T.A.B. Spratt and 63, 99-100 the Development of in the Mediterranean, 1841-1873, 65, 102 BOOKS REVTEWED 51 -.- 6nri Seward: Shipping Conferences, Farson: The Cape Cod Canal, 64, tgg Dee\L"^iils, Feldbaekl India Trade under th=e Danish 'u' iÍ1?-if;3'¿#á,,39'"o",, 65, 101 ""?:+:i¡":rl:"3rilr::Te',"7irs'O"2"\:,#7"a"ri;-Ñ"tñuiay úarbours and ""1*?3¿Fischer and Sager: The Enterprisiñg *ii-i::i:Z?i.flr;o3?nrnrps Canadians , 65, 36? to ocean Fisher: rhe Portugal rrade , sz, 4Bs D"^i::;;;"ds, bz, +ss ed.: Ports and shipping in the south- to its *ilri.f*.u?3iil¡": ships or Mourne B8i-?Bi* "'liil¿'E*-,t*lrrr,,* i*"{*iljli;,,93¿'lnÍn? ,n, ,r#;*ÍÍ? Feedwater svstems and rreatment, iil:'f,,1it3il$""iÍ"3:"ff,'r#' ^ Tl: 'o' rhe undersea, 64, tss-2oo ll,',I1""*l ¿ Cruise in the eoVjon, 56, 451 "r.F#rl!n"u.:tr'letcher ed.: Dendrochronology in Europe, self-steering for Yachts, 65, 19q ;Íj;;;ra,aa1 Flin't--99r and Willíams:-...--. Perspectives of Empire, illi'3i"liá-nil'll"rH3"Éh"ff¿"to'."*ql 3',3. Fighting Boats 1870-rs48,64, --Nieht,llii5, 293 91, -9s1 65, 382 Forbes: The Birth of Navigational Science, ñ^rda B-S.: Marooned, !24-5 ílüE"l,r:s ; ?:#:u"ln;J":;:;r#' and Howse: Greenwrch 'r;;L;';¿,-bs, z+5 ".98¿"lnf,."dowsobservatorv, .-61, 418 ñiá-pofár-Eósses, 59, 361 Forsyth: Captaiñ-Cook's Australian Tantum: Tñ6 ¿usjta¡ia case, Landfalls-, nrá"i"-ánd"'áá-.- tr'ournier:- Hvdrographie--9!,364. +e+ Models' O"i=rlnoná, Ta1I Ships, 62, 393 Freeston: Prisoner-of-Sar Ship ;;&;;r' Transport His:E6rv 19?0, vo1.3, 1755-1825, 29., 463 "'ái, s+a Frere-Cook- and Macksey: The Guinness nrriáá.nr Deepwater Family, 16, 244 History of Seawarfare-' 6?,_ 106-. fi;;;": Frénch nxptoreiÁ ñ-tne Pacific Friendly: Beaufort of the-Tdmiraltv, 63 --iof.Il, the 19th Century, 56, 359 , 396-7 m'ñiá"Ái": Fibreglass noáís-, .@, Sae Frost, H.H.: The Battle of Jutland,- *z ?25 Frost, Honor: The lUortar Wreck in Mellieha Bay, 56, 477 Eames: Ships- and Seamen of , Frost, Iil: Boailicea CK213,_60,_343 60. 345 Fry: Life-boat Design and Development' ffiíps an¿ Seamen of Gwynedd, 22, +07 61 , 377 Eames, L1oyd, ParrY and Stubbs, ed.: Maritime Wa1es, Number One, 62, 4O7 Elliott, C.:.Sailíng Fishermen Tñ'old Galvin: The First Spanish Entry lnto San --púotoáraplts, p9, 24? 64, 392 Francisco Bay, -777,5, Steam-Fisherm6ñ in old Photographs, Gardi.ner ed.: Calendar of early Chancery 65- 381 Proceedings relating to West Country 1388-1493' rrTfótt, P.:. Allied Escort Shtps of Bhipping, 9?j -30?-.. --Wó"iá'Wrt II, O3, 2gZ-8 Cartié1d and Proctor: CETId o'llar, 99.,^3Sg E11is, ed.: Unáei-Écott's Command, 56,726 Garitee: The Republicls Private Navy, 64 E1y; There she Blows , 57, 460 297-2 Emmerson: John Scott'RGse1l, 4, 9Z Garrett : Submarineg I 99' 391 Emmons: The Atlantic Liners, t5Z5-70, Gaskell: The Gulf Stream, 58, 474 58, 364 Gautier: Captain Frederick Marryat; nn[ié and Lott: America's Maritime I'homme et I'oeuvre,-99, 363 HeritaEe. 62. ].96 Gawa1t and Kreidler: The Journal- of Evans: uñcómmoá obdurate; the Several Gideon olmstead, 65, 280 Public Careers of J.F.W. Des Barres, Gee: Captain FraserG Voyages, 65, 376-7 56. 460 George: Jutland to Junkyard, 99, 108 EwET'schifre auf Siegeln,62,299-300 Otl;;": Knots and how to tie tFem, 65, Gi11: Remembered; a History of Fabb: The Victcirian and Edwardian Navy the Plymouth Pilgrims , 56, 463 from old photographs. 62. 199 Gillies ñoss: Whaling and-Eskinos , 6'!, L97 Falconer: l,larine-Oittiónari, 56, 466 Gi11is: Wrecks around the Cornish Coast, FaII: Ttre Sea and the Foresi.f-tli.story 56, 727 of the poti oi Rockingham, Western Á-Sea Miscellany of Cornwall and the Australia. 59- 468 Isles of Scil1y, 56, t27 Fallon: iñ"'mr.-á¿u in Ireland, 64, 380 Gillmer: Working Watercraft, &, 246 Farr: Shipbuilding in North lóv61, 62,4!O Gilmore: Square-rigger round the Horn, Shipbuiioing in the Port of BristóT, E, 481 91, eo I

52 BOOKS REVIEIVED Glasspool: Boats of the Longshoremen, Halpern: The Mediterranean 64, eo teo_8:iéi4;..áe, rzs_¿ Naval¡ situatio¡ *i$:l?H:'rBi'l|H:¿ting in colonial ualpern, -éa;i'r¡. Keyes papers, 61, 41?-6 and the china "Hil31-3i';"T;xi"ilit"T*;iillftt,t.-,, *:ll;:*iüri'-ñét#i::iii4iti.:-tiaryl'Ua Ji"tn" """" Drake, privateer, be, c""áóni-ñá";i'aiá uari.time Medecl-ne "'#á.Í?'""ancis115-6 during t¡. ¿'á"-i"u' ngyárüii";;?, rrr protesl Gores:- Marine salvage, - :"f;iili: i9¿á_i;iSl1ül.ln5..aria1 Góttlicher and *r.ggb--' Hancocki nu-áouronne , Eg, 4TL Wernér: S-lcúiffsmodelle---*- Hansen, The Ships im alten Aegyptén, Sg, fZZ-á _194b, of tñ6 German Fleets, l84g Gough: The Rovat ttaúy-áia the Northwest 61, B1b Ua"¿wiái,tira. Lady Hamilton, E6,24L n.ptto¡o ".!iii'*31'-;;'l,,F;i:ilt"*i.;i:";;"with Beechev, 60, 346 "'íáil:,8¿s;'di:.ií'l?Ti'l3l¿.%i o"l¿t' rhe case Eo-i tne sea-serpent, Harris, H. :.U.nder Oars b6, ;;i;i;: ;:i.!'li.,,."poor and Merseyside; o,?33*, r'. : Liverpool and slavery, 56, fiSili"'lrri;.r;:*,#.'lf"sffili;;;;., Graham, G.s.: of. Empire ,1?^ , e, ""il:"hXli,^#í.lulro Jones: Notes and Records of 3l"i.tv ;i-i";;;,;-üor. z¿, No. Green:[i3'il',11il,T'i"i:ili;i"HT'Éá;Ei-ii' Australiats oláest ti'"".-i,-éi,,zsz 1 o'c. and christensen, ed.: ;i:"*:".1i ¡actri--i"fii,ta""r#ioiÍ"""nningsen qñi;;'*iá"3r,'ñv,.al, srii"."-ina ¡i"i,""r"o EE;' 58, 484 cteentriii'-;¡l;;^ cook. therha openingñnani-- gu*Eio"i'tte the pacific, uu,.?á¿ ^+of , 64, Lg6 soats aná-ñáui'ón of^pakistan, qq,,lge A euavside camera, rc+s-toii, 'q!-'811 #ártrlro ii;;,'l¡l"sii.'lt""*"Y"5il;3",f;'il3*fu the po1e,-88, 36b ri'í*uiá'"iñá 6to.v,ná-iá,ñáár-Ji n.'.s ",::;'iii'fi3'E?lrlÍolnirl'fii;.f3;'¿ós-¿strip,-Á-pi,otoe"ápr'i" üi"io'v, :eltáág ".iiíi¡ii'*fá¿ Slfr. and rlrheat stacks, lo-men under sait,, 57, 234 victorian and Edwaidían-sailing ships j::**gir3?r".d_Gord, 64, 385 from o1d photographs, -"' uenderéon: sráop" and Brigs 5g, 244 az, se|-' Heron: ttre vovabe_"i-tt.-Eü,r.¡rús,, Greenwald, Levitt and peE6Íes: The 61, a19 welland canals . iii_iii.ril,=rJiárt"¡r" world of Frances P, ?84 Barkl"v,-iios-rs 45, g7g Greenwav: comecoí ii-íchant ships, 64, 68, o.;á:t;H: rhe nragic of the _zs' niíJiii=!i ii]: sritisñ-intelrieence in s*itá¡*"ir, the second world 1,¿ar. 6b. sz1- c"opário, rhe Last_sa s6 , "t3ff:*;!::l;1"ü,innrá"ZE""" iv , 60 ,Lo6 cruber: The Howe erothei,s-;á¿!r, .tzr tre American Revolution, sa, iis_d- Hodges, s*iiié ETass , Sg, zza Guilmartin: Gunpowder'añ¿-'Cafi"Vs, Hodles ana:¡,"ieoran: weápons 61, of World l[ar 2, 65, g7Z Gulliver: Dame Agnes weston , 58, 242_3 before 1801, Guthorn: The sea Btigtti-sLiittio-"ii"" "tff;";ry"oSrltr!?*Árouth Jersey Shore Honánd: óné-ñi". and Decline of wooden o"3:ii;;u:tÉ3l"i.3otns-6iBoats, Sg, SOO trre tst¡ uolm-i¡eters"n? uno., seijr i Fjérn/stlige cutiriáeé'riá'sriir,_, rhe.commodores; rhe Drama or a Navv under sail ,.^ --;;;;i";i;'aiiá Gwvn: rhe Enterorising Adrnirail-grárz,-ü,"!, ""lilli'S!:,g*a;rfoSro.rri.".o"r"-rn.paci.ri c, 62. 20t ñu"v --- iiJíió.i"'a'fiál;;.;;-ilir"ii"iñii,Fiog,I.;;;-;;:;"váilu" r"or-ir,a=ó.á-,-a4., ea l_lü¿:ii;- ü: l8g" 'oá-ño"=ri Gwyn and Moore, ed.: La Chute de Louisbourg, 6b, 2gB uoiñéfii=w"ter Transport: 59, 862 Horridge:li¡J-nesign of planked Boats of the Moluccas; The Lambó or p"uñ., eot, Hackforth-Jones: Chinese poison, 86, 25g Security Risk, b6, 424 - --- ' of the Maritime Trades, _ -' "offi"if'r"ots6E , 1g6_7 All stations to-frátta.,.p?, 3bg uoilgú: Christie: r,igútfrAúser, First sea Lord: an authorized "r538_á"U Oz, liography of Admiral Lord Fishe¡ Dutch in the lzth century, ""rt;l:rtn" b8, t!*¿ Éiir. Horn,s Hate. bz. 456 Ilamilton-Adams: The Racing schooner Bligh and ur CrriiÁtian, 59, ,lestward, 65, 9Z i?5:?t" BOOKS BEVIEWED 53 i : " -., :", :;:.' :':Til: :' ;*Jq ",.* i"#i ;;ffi :;i : r= * ;;:;' ^ii1ri; "l;"' nnn,.T!8,'liil:n',il'ffln*Ilii¿E'": #1,':;l t¿;ff¿;il":',:1.,i:':;,ff ' -311, t"fri3i:ix;i-tné c""nwich observátory' Hands Alort z g., 7zB 9: IiX Hutchinson: The Clocks and ".l3ll"*.fi:É.luir.r.Jupp:'Home Port Victori.a, 57, t07 fiofr"í.fzá- caPtain James cook' 1769- -"f . rhe sea chart, 5e, *i;;;:r3""g: rhe Last ral1 ships' S' ,"IZZ9;"T;tuill'"oo: *ifl.,-:^*i:":r,::';i:"É.3*'.1'3 Keffi :::'::':i"l':";:;:;"#;'?'3.u --fiii:-;;iit*ff;4ihu'1,'in¿ 6L' 422 ,."HffÉ;:lr-*:,*;,"1",';:",;nd'ihe [3ll33i : i: ; 3i]3li'q¿o?uá?n fiHltí;i3i;'g::'':3"¡lT?3i3,'3ll?¿,*uá','=' ii;;;;á;i F.r'r. : rhe Rísé-ánd Fa1l or rowipg Life-boats of ,úil:*,,o.8¿: ll3 _.ii:;i:l.l::'+"*T:;'4;#,,301"?rn.," the Dteadnousht' sea' 60' 107 nrriii",'i.-;efore Kent, M-,oi1-and EmPire' n.r. ¡v¡ - Record, 65, 187 Clyde Shi.pbuilding from feynésl -.d. i 'Ihe aeasre photograpns, 61, 420 King: Áaventure in Depth, 63, 100 ",#'riá-*oss:*i:l,3iiii:;iig*E:-,¿xeo1d rinat -'áI3lil:"?í::::1.'l*iillFi':i::#:"13;u' óiá-riiá,'6f;'BL6 Kludás: Great Passenger ships of the fiüi::il;f¿,+;ii:'E:",?l"rlilii *u"" l,i;iii'lt',13'¿,Foi.?li,ir,-p9,,,:6u Ur*iJv,-S."tt of' tE6'Roia.ctíc, il.'l64., 293 Knight; R.{.8., ed': Guide to the Manu- fi;;;k¿i ro Santa no=airá rurtnár-Eá¿ sóripts in-the National Maritime á'^r' 4'7 ?46 Museum, Vol' 1 64' !94 D494, a, v_- ' Memorial, 62, 4OL [yatt: From Dreadnough to Polaris, 60, Knight, É,W.: Ashtln'is 108-9 Kocñiss: Oystering Jrom New York to goiél Mersey; the goston, 67-, zoo *;:;"i;;;;ii-ór-,ii"."pool and the 105 rv¿v'párl, -tzoo"-íszo, Kraus: sirTrancis Drake. 57, 57,460 Ffr Eastern Trade 1860-7974, 61, 3t4 Hamburger Reedereien 1824-1888, E9-' Z+6

Ingleton, comp.: A Catalogue of select Labaree, ed.: The Atlantic ltlorld of Robert G. Albion. 62, 264 Books from the Ingleton Collection' 'LE' e1s 64, 296 Labarriére : grands Yachts, 91, IréTand: Warships of the World: Escort Labaye Couhat: Combat F1eets of the Vessels, 195 Wor1d, 1978-9, 91, 98 9L, Ladd: Cómmandos'an-d Rangers of Wor1d War 'II 64, 290 the Islands lañ¡-, c,: War in a Stringbag Jack-Hintori: The Search for 1q0 of Solomon , 56, !24 l,"ml , .f .e. : The NavY, g' Jadrson,G, The B;Ttish Whaling Trade, 64, Landátrbm: Sailing Ships in Il¡ords and 389 Pictures from Papyrus Boats to FulI- Hult in the 18th Century, E, 368 riggers , 56, 245 Jackson, J.M,: The Pennsylvania Navy, strlfs ot TEe Pharoahs, 58, 121-3 Sailing Ships, 65, 101 1775-L78t, 6!, 102 205-6 Jackson and D6-Beer: The Verbruggers at r,ane: Veñice,- a'[¡Fítime Republic, 61-, the Royal Brass Foundry, 60, 441 Larn: Cornisú Shipwrecks, vdI. 1 (with Jackson, M.H.: Privateers in Charleston Carter) , 57, 455; VoI.3, 57, 355 1793-1796. An account of a French coodwin'Sáñds Shipwrecks, 64, 195-6 Palatinate in South Carolina, 56 , 449 Leather, J.: , 57, 230 Ja1: Nouveau Glossaire Nautique TE ',!9 The Northseamen, 58, 114-5 470 World Warships inTeview, 1860-1906, James: Index the Naval History of 62, 203 to 64, 296 _ Great Britain , 57, 343 Fánorama of Gaff Rig, Jarman: Coastal'Cñising , 6t, 423 leáirrer, M. : Saltwater Vf,lage'-9q,^996 Jenkins, A,J. : Gígs and CuEers of the Leavitti Wat. of the Coasters, 57, 357 rsles of Scilly , E, 101 54 BOOKS REVIEWED

Lees The MAS tin c an d n].gging of English Mclntyre The s ecre t Dtscovery of Sh t ps of War 1 625-186 0, 65 275 Amer I ca , 6'!., Leighton Transport and Commun lcati on McKay Ri chard ome Famo sai 1 1 ng in early Medleval Europ e AD 500- Ships and the 1 Bui lder Dona 1d McKay 1100, 58, 4 85 56, 4 73 Leitdo: Boats of t he Lisbon Bi ver MacKay , Ruddock Fls her of Ki 1verst oDe 65, 01 60 3 40-2 Lensen Tradlng under Sa1 1 off Jap &n McKee A King Henry VI I I s 14arg RO se 56, 477 60 45 Lenton German I,t' arsh ips of the Second McR6 e c dqrar d Preble a Nava1 Wor 1 w at 63, 1 o2 Biography 1 76 1- 1 80 5 q 35 9 Le Sca1 Au temps des grands vo1 lie rs Mclaughlin: The E sc ape 6E t h Go ben 64, 5 60, 44 8 Lewis D I ce Bird, 62, 1 0 1 -2 McMurt te ed. Jane Fight 1ng Sh ips 1 I J 1 we the avigators, 59, 234 59, 36 I Lewis J mall Craft Con vers ion 58 Mcñárry: sh 1p Mode 1s 1 n Mi nl- a ure ,' 61, 420 360 McNeill: I ri h P as sen ger st e amer ServÍces. v rnt age Boats 62, L 00 Vo 1 2 Sout h of I relan d 5 7 46 2 The Rep aír of IYooden Boat s 63, 29 8 McKn cht Can a1 and Ri ver Craft 1 n P 1 ctures Lewi s M The Ilawkins Dyn asty , 56, 462 56 24 6 Spith ead 5 8 36 6 Magno lia comp. l{hales \ryh a1 a ng and I{ha 1e Li nklat er. The voy age of the ch a I J en get Res earch,64 2 0 0 59 1 1 1 Mahon : The War of 1812, 59 2 44 Linyer de 1 a B arbée Le Cheva I 1 er de Maí nwarLng A Bib I fography o f Br 1 t ish Tern ay 59, 251 N aval Histo ry , 56, 464 Lip scomb The Bri t ]- sh , 62, 199 Malster s ave from the Se a 60, 4 45- Lloyd c Mr Barrow of the dniral ty Mande r- ones Manuscr lpts in the B ri t 1 sh E, 36 1 I s 1e S relat 1 ng to Australia, New Zealand The N 1 le Camp algn 59 2 3I and t he Paci fic 59, 462 Ne lson an Se a Power 59 357 Mannin TEe Briti sh Destroyer, 65, 3 80 At 1as of Mar I t ime Ilistory 62 1 05 March Sal ling Drt- fters, . 56, 118 s 1 r Fran cl s Drake 65, 3g 2 spri tsai I Barges of the Thames and lfedwey Lloyd L The Un I t 9.of Barmout h 6 4 56 357 1 I nshore Craft of Brit a].n 1 n the Day s of Loomis: Weird and Tragic Shores, 57, 464 Sail and Oar, Vo1s.7 &,2, 57, 224 Lubbock;_ Sail, 99, 118 Marcus: A Naval History of EftIand, 57, 455 Lucas: The Complete Illustrated Heart of Oak, 62, 103 Encyclopaedia of Boating, 65, 189 Marder: From the-p¡eadnought to : Lucking: The Great Western at Weymouth, Vo1. III, Jutland and after (tuay 1916- 92, 356 December 1916) 65, 192 Lumby, ed.: Policy and Operatfons in the Vo1 IV, I9\7 - Year of Crisis, 56, 454 Mediterranean, 1972-14, 58, 237-8 Vo1. V. Victory and Aftermath (Enuary Lundeberg: Samuel Colt's Submarine 1918-June 1919), 57, 350 Battery, 61, 313 Winston ls Back, 58, 361 Lyon, D.J. and H.J.: Wor1d War II From the Dardanelles to Oran, 91i 99 Warships, 63, 100 Operation. Menace, 62, t93 Lytle and Holdcamper: Merchant Steam Marsden: The Wreck of the Amstel.dam, 61,309 Vessels of the 1790- Martin, C.: Iu1I Fathom Five, 62, 194- 1868, 62, 205-6 Martin, E.B. and C.P.: Cargoes of the East, 6,L, 387 Martlnez-Hfdalgo; Columbus r Ships , 57 , 98 McCloskey: A Compendlum listing Books Masefleld: Sea Life in Nelson's TimEl about one and two-man Transocean 58, 231 Crossings from 1857 through 1957, Mason: The Wrens, LgtT-L977, 64, 88 64, 393 Maxton-Graham: The North Atlantic Run, Mc George, General Engineering 59, 243 Knowledge, 65, 284 May and Annis: Swords for Sea Service, Mccowan, ed. The Jacobean Commissions E3-, 344 of Enquiry, 1608 and 1618 , 59, 250 May, Carman and Tanner: Badges and Insignia Mccowan: Sallor, 64, 89 of the Britlsh Armed Services, 61, Royal Yachts, 64, 96 306-8 McGrall; Longboats of England aud , Meij, de,:De Watergenzen en de Nederlanden, 65 LO2 1568-t5?2, 58, 482-3 e_a Sources and Techniques in Boat Meister; Navies of the Second World War; Archaeology, 65, 195 The Soviet Navy, 59, 252 MacGregor: The Tea Cllppers, 59, 366 Melhorn: Two-Block Fox, 61, 100 Fast Sailing Shlps, 60, 101-2 Merry: The Westcotts and their Times, Square-rlgged Sailing Ships, 63, 300 63, 395 ed. Narers Seananship, 1862, 65, tO2 Meyer: Segelschlffe auf alten Postkarten, Macintyre and Bathe: The Man of War, 99,, SgS 56, 459 Eamburgs Segelschiffe, 1795-L945, 58, 366 BOOKS REVIEIIED 55 úiccoi King Island and the Sealing Trade OtBrian: H.M.S. , 59, 472 *'teoz, 58, 118 Men-of-war , 60, 447 ,rtÁdenáoFf: Bemastung und Takelung der OrBrien: Early Solent Steamers, 59, 252 "'-Schiffe, 58, 113 O'Kane: Clear the Bridge, 6,!, 394 Effeboats of the world, 64, Oliver: Boats and Boatbuilding in l{est uiááretoni 360 93 Cornwall, 58, 228t r¡lnchinton' comp. : Bibliographie de Ollard: Man óT War, 56, 116 "'-i'hi"toire des grandes routes Pepys, 60, 439 maritimes, Part ÍV, 62, !O2 Ortzen: Si6ries of Famous Shipwrecks, vtruelon: Dugard of Rouen, 65, 282 61, 98 f,iicnel1: AnnaPolis Visit, 56, L28 Ow6ñ, c,: No more Heroes,62, lo3 'iii;íá¿: Glorv óf ttre seas, 56, 472 Owen, R.: The Fate of Frank1in,64, ,tánat: Maverick NavY, 63, 203 290-t "'-A comes of age, 64, 96 Navy Maverick g!' Moitessier: The Long ryayt ?16 . ii"rfat: Les origines de 1a navigation Pack: cunningham the Commander, 61, 101 '-- I vapeur, 56, 453 Padfield: The Era, 59, Z3Z Sociétés et compagnies de commerge 9n Guns at Sea, 60, 105 ór:-ent et dans l-'océan Indien, 58, 115 Nelson's War, 9?, 303 Moloag,*-S:dÍártsmuseum Kolltveit and Dahl, ed.:-Norsk The Lion's C1aw, 64, 391 Arsberetning, 1975, TÍde of Empires, 65, 369 62, 406 Paget-Tomlinson: Mersey and Weaver Moñéórrat: Life is a four-letter Word, F1ats, 60, 111 57, ll0 Palmer, edl: The Valiant Sailor, 99, 361 uo6ló, A.: Last DaYs of Mast and Sai1, Paluka: The Three Voyages of Captain 59, tt9-2o Cook, 60, 443 J.E.: Jane's Pocket Book 8, 62, Papadopoulos, ed.: The Greek Merchant uo6Tá, 370 L96 Marine, 1453-1850, 58, l{arshiPs of the RoYal NavY , 65 n 194 Paris: Souvenirs de MFine, 61 , 318; 62, Pocket Book no t, 64, L93-4 198; 63, 299 Jane's Rescue on Coast Morcken: O1d Norse Nautical Distance Parry, il: Wreck and the the , 58, of l{a1es: VoI.1 99, 360; Vo1.2 59, 469 Tables in Sea-, 482 Parry, J.H. : DiscoGrY of the Pl, Mosan ed. : Naval Documents of the 305 Ámerican RevoLution, !776, 58, 227; Patterson: A History of Southampton, Vó1.2, 63,102 58, 24O Z? al ed. : AutobiograPhY of Rear- PañSon and Buisseret: Port Royal, Jamaiea, Charles Wilkes 1798-1877, 62, 201 Admiral. , Battleships !892-7957 64, 385 PeEis: British , ' Moñson: The EuroPean DiscoverY of 65, 380 America, 57, 467; 61, 98 PeE6n: British Rearmament and the Treasury Morrison,' Cru-úfin-peddrsen and van der 1932-7939, E, 189 Ileide, ed. : AsPects of the History Pemsel: Attas-f Naval I{arfare, 64, 95-6 of Wooden Shipbuitding, 57, 353 Perks: Sprltstr-. 61, 424 Morwood, ed.: Self-steering, 92, ttO Petrejus: Modelliñg the Brig-of-war Mountaine: The Seamants vade mecum rrene, 56, 461 and Defensive War at Sea, 99, 116 Pettersenled. : SJdf artshistorisk Arbok Mountfield: A HistorY of Polar !975, 62, 406 Exploratlon, 61, 209-10 Phelan añd B::ice: Fast Attaclr Ctaft-, .%., gE Moskin: The Story of the U.S. lrlarine Phillips-Biri: A History of Seamanship, Corps, 65 , 284 58, 367-8 Muncaster-: The Wind in the Oak, 65, 194 PhTÍlipson: Smuggling, 60, 103 Pierson: Philip II of SPain, 92, 4O3 Pigrafetta, trans. and ed. Skelton:Magel1an's Natusch: The Cruise of the Acheton, Voyage , 57, 346 65. 379 Platt: Medf6val Southampton , 60, 219-20 NeEby, Discovery in Russian and P1att, D.C.M. : Latin 'AmeÍica añd British Siberian Waters . 60. 220 Trade, 1806-1914, 59, 247 Needham: Science ánd-óinifisation in Plimsol1: Our Seamen; 65, 381 China, VoI. IV, 59, 240 Pocock: Remember NelsoñT The Llfe of Clerks and CraftEñen in China and Captain Sir William Iloste, 4, 89 the West. b8 , 362-3 Polak, comp. :Bibliographie Maritime Newby: WorÍaltlas of Exploration, 61, Francaise. 65, 101 419 Pollocf , poítñit of my victorian Youth, N1:I9' 11 Prato ln Fondo al Mare, 61, 57, 340 poñEó: Ships, Seas, and Scíentists, 61, 105 Noble: The Scottish inshore fishing Ponsford: Topsham and the Exe EStuary' vessel design, construction, and 65, 381 Pol6: The Great Gamble, 58, 477 n"ltlli"¡nffé,33Íg,,,.r,"ads, 68, 2oo Powell:. Robert B1ake, General-at-Sea, 58, 476

BOOKS REVIEWED 57 Trump: Westcountry Harbour, 63, 103 l*3#?";ni "YuZi u u, r, o Tucker Modelling the colden Hinde, 60, 105 ilii""v; ,"?71.',"'," 56, 115 out, starboard Home, |!piórt.t rv"rt Uglow: Sailorman, 61, 311 and Lubbock: The Best of Ulffers: Handbuch d-6í seemaunschaft, 59 "tiorl,"-#iing 62, 794-5 t23 Shipbuilding before 1800, stáárpor6: whales and DestinY, 60, Unger: Dutch 320'L 64, 38L-2 o*rrmers : Discovering Maritime Museums Unñin: The Royal Naval School 1840-1975, "-and Historic ShiPs, 64, 392 .63, 201 ihe Passage Makers, 65, 93-5 Up-ham; The Load-line, 65, 101 sturp, T. and C.: William ScoresbY, Uie: Érince Henry the Na-vigator, 63., 300-1 - 62, 396-7 iames coot< Maritime Scientist, 64,294 stanton: The Great U.S. ExPloring Vamplew: Salvesen of Leith, !ü-, SO4 - Expedition of 1838-1842, 62, 302 Van der Heide: Scheepsarcheológie, 9, 301 c+eeie: The Explorers of the Moreton Van der Molen: The ¿uti¡e Treasure, "-iáy 227 Oi.strict, 7770-7830, .59, _358-^ 57, st"trüit: Treasures of the Armada, 59,2+z Van der Voort: The Pen and the Quarter IiÁ""ns: The Leicester Line, 58' 361 Deck, 59, 243 Iiá"u: Hail- coTunbial The Rise and tr'all Van Oosten: The Battle of the Java Sea, --áf- Schooner, 57, 110 63,104 Stáut:^ The Royal Navy in America,6o, 229 ViITiers: Vanished f'leets, 61 , 208-9 Siractlan and Penrose ed.1 Tle East-India Vóyaging with the Wind; 62-, 106 Captain; Journals of Captian William Falmouth For Orders, 62, 402 feéting and Master Thomas Bonner, Villiers et aJ: The Deep-s ea Fisherman, L6t5-1617, 59, 115 57, 228 Stuart and EggTeton; His MajestYts Sloop-of-war Diamond Rock, 64, 384. Sull1ván: Old Ships, Boats and Maritime Wace and Lovett: Yankee Maritime Museums, 65, 98 Activities and the Early History of Sunmersell ed.: The Journal of George Australia,60,345-6 Townley Fulham, 60, 452 I{alker : Early-Aviation at Farnborough, Sutcliffé, R. ed.:-ehronicle, 65, 97 57, 471 Sutcliffe, S. : Martello Towers, 58-' +ZS WaTT: Bristol Channel Pleasure Steamers, Svensson: Handbook of Seaman's 60,110 Ropework , 58, 229 waTfis and Tyacke, ed.: My head is a Map, Sweeney, A Plctorial HistorY of 60, 22L-2 Oceanographical Submérsibles, 58, 241 Ward--Jackson, Ship Portrait Painters Syrett: Shipping and the American War 65, !O2 57, 103 Warner: Admirat of the F1eet, 56, 455 Tñe Siege and Capture of Havana, ,!762, Nelson's Battles, 57, 465 58, 229 Nelson's last DiarY and the PraYer before Trafalgar, 58, 235 With Wolfe to Quebec, 59, 114 Tabarlyi Pen Duick, 58, 369 Great Battte Fleets, 60, 104 Tantum: The Tragic Story of the Ernpress The Life-boat Servicel-60 , 444-5 of IteTand, 254 Nelson, 61 , .ZOZ-g Taylor, G.: The Sea ChaPlains, 64, 379 The British NavY, 62, t97 Taylor, J. du Plat: SurveYing in Command at Sea, 62, 394 Archaeology Underwater, 56, 248 Waters: The Art of Navigation in and Cleere, ed Roman ShiPPing and Elizabethan and early Stuart Times, Trade, 65-, Zg4 64, 392 Taylor, L.G. : Cargo Ylotk, 62, 207 Wafrs: The U-boat Hunters , 62, 408 Tchernia, Pomey, Ilesnard et a7i Battleships , 4., 394 L'épave romaine de la Madrigue de Weaver: The Harfrfch Packets, 6!, 2I2 Giens, 65, 188-9 Weinstein: Ta11 Ships on Puget Sound, Temple-Patterson, Tyrwhitt of the 65, 283 Harwich I'oroe, 60, 103-4 GÍays Harbour, 65, 283 Thomas: Cochrane,-Eritannia's last Sea Welch, ed.: AdmíriltY Court Book of King, 65, 278-9 Southampton, 57, 99 Tilman: Ee with Everything, 9!, 103 Westwood: WitneGes of Tsushima, &, 45O Timm: Schiffe und Ihre Schicksale, Whipple: Fighting Sai1, 65, 378 62. 409 Whitlock and Pearce: HMS victory and ToüEóaint: Histoire des Corsaires, 93, Admiral Lo¡d Nelson , 65, 277 298 Wietek, ed. : Altonaer Museum in Hamburg, Trebilcock: THe Vickers Brothers, 64, JahrÉuch, !969, 56, 465; t97o, 57, 34o 295 Wilcox: AnÁon's VoY-age, 56 , 246 Trotter: The Royal Navy in o1d Mlkes: Nautical Archaeology, 60, tl1--2 Photographs , 6t, 2!3 Wilkinson, A Brush with Life: 56' 247 58 BOOKS REVIEWED Ifilliams, Ad.: A Voyage round theWo r1d, Catalogue of the Library of the National (Anson), 60, 448-9 Maritime Museum, Vol.I, Voyages and Williamson: Hawkins of Plymouth, 56, 122 Travel, pp, 464; VoI III, Atlases ¿¡q WiIIis, A.J., and Hoad: Portsmout h Cartography, y, 4?9; Y91 IV, Piracy Record Serfes, Borough $essions and Privateering, 59, 242 Papers, 1653-1688, 58, 234 Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships, I{illis, L.: The Coastal Trade, 62, 200 1860-1905, 65, 370 l{i1son, ed. : Chester Customs AcE.ounts Country Life Book of Nautical Terms unde¡ 13O1-1565 , 56, 471 Sai1, 64, 384 Winton: Hurrah for the Life of a Sailor, Danish Maritime Museum Yearbook 1973, 63, 394 60, 227; L976, 63, 397 The Victoria Ctoss atSea, 64, 393 Danske Badtyper, 60, 224 Wiswall: The Development of Admiralty Guerra e Commerci6-ne11' evoluzione delIa Jurisdiction and Practice since 1800 Marina Genovese tra XV e XVI secolo, 57, 342 57, 353 Wítt, trans.: Ships anct other sorts of Gwyneth Archives, Maritime Wa1es, 64, Zgg Craft used by various Nations of the Handels-og Sjofartsnuseum pa Kronbe-g World - Venice 1690, 57, 354 Arbog 1970, 57, 231; 7971, 58, 230 : A History of Tactióá1 comruni- L972, 59 , 24?f, t974, 67, 3-14; 7975, cations Technique, 6t, 422-3 9, 1977 1977, 64, 391- I{oodward, D.M.; The Tiade of Elizabethan Lloyds Calendar, 1970, 56, 245; Chester, 57, 237 L97L, 57 , 236 I{oodward, R.L. : Robinson Crusoers Mountbatten; Eighty Years in Pictures, Island, 56, LI7 65,366 Worcester, G.R.G. (and D.): The Floating National Maritime Museum; Population in China, 57, 343 The Planispheric Astrolabe, 63, 299 The Junks and Sampans-ot tne Yangtze, The English Coble, 64, 297 58, 478-9 Naval History Divisioñl Navy Department, Wroth: The Voyages of Giovanni da D,C.; Civil l{ar Naval Yerrazzano 1524-7528, 58, 237 Chrolo1ogy 1861-1865, gg, 112-3 i{y1ie, ed.: The Use of Badar at Sda, Norsk Sj/fartsmuseum, Arseberetring 64, 393 , L973, 59, 468; 7976, 63, 397 OId Dartmouth l{haling Museum, Steam Whaling in the Western Arctic, Zacke: Allmogebatar, 62, 409 64, 2O0 Shipbuilder Reprints Ocean Liners of the Past, 57, 233 Altonaer l{useum; Schiffahrt auf alten The Cunard quadruple screw-Tiner Photographien, 64, 393 Aquitania , 58, 116 i{nerican War of Independence t775-7783, Silver Jubilee Fleet Review; The Official 91, 31s Souvenir Programme, 63, 300 Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Osterreichische Sj/fartshistorisk ArboEl 7968, 56, zbj Marinegeschichte: die Tegetthof L969, 56, 451|' 1972, 59, 468l. --T973, Klasse, 9!, tgS Sociét6-des Amis du viEu-x Dunkerque, Les A Supplernent to the Oxford Concise Amis du vieux Dunkerque, nos 4-6,. English Dictionary, 59, 360 63, 392-3 Bergens S j lf art smuseurn-, S j /f artshistor Sydney Gazette and New South l{ales isk Arbok, 7972, 58, 478; L976, 63, 397 Advertiser, 60, 453 British Library: Catalogue of the Sir United States Ñával Institute Press: Francis Drake Exhibition, 63 ,391 Henry Huddlestone Rogers Collection of British Museum Yearbook 3. cap tain Cook Ship lt{odels, E, 483 and the South Pacific, 65, 206 Warship staff: Camera at War, 64, 3g!-2 Building and Tría1s of the replica of an Ancient Boat, 61, 206.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE INDEX OF SHIPS' NAMES

41g. Algiers F. France Nor Norway Aus, Austri a Fin. Finland N.Z New Zealand Austr Aust ralia G. Germany D Portugal Bern. Bernese Navy Gr. Greece B. Russia Btz. Brazil HEIC Honourable East Sic Sicil¡r c. Canada India Company Sp. Spain. chi1. Chile Ind I ndia Sw. Sweden Co1. Colombia It. Italy T, Turkey c. s. Confederate J. Jap an u.s ünited States of States M. Ma1 ta and the America and the 13 Da Danish Knights of Malta Original Colonies, Du Netherlands Mex. Mexico V. Venice E. Egvpt Neap Naples Y. Yugoslavia It must be emphasised that the names of countries are used in a geographical rather than a polltica1 context. INDEX OF SHIPS ' NAMES 59

In this portion of the Index, the date in brackets is, so far po=sibfe, that of launching or acquisition:- if not it is iirat"" ot the reference. A'?twi1I denote that it has not been pá""i.¡f. to identify the ship con-cerned, or that-a.doubtful iáiri i" discussed in the text. Where the most that can be áeduced from the text is the centr¡ry in which a ship operated then that century ís defined. Ships are British unless otherwise noted or it is not possible tó-áif"t a speeific nationality. A table of abbreviations used is set out at the foot of the preceding page' certain references are to the choice of names of ships rather itá" t" the ships themselves; therefore where such a reference ,áiátá" to a paiticular name rather than to a ship bearing the name, this has been stated. Adventure so4, 3ob (1588c. ), 58, 104 **13:ffi':'iÍlS;';"fiioÍ3uuo, (1646) , 58:t6?; 62, r77, 7t2 i\?3?\i €3: 33? ie"' uáiqüiá of ioEEingham ex Raleigh **i:t:::l; '0, 7771). SA, aSZ-e; 60, 396; 62, 20t; ffii:::1"!tT13:u;\', 1z', sheet z-_ 64. 3ó0l-65 , 77, 7-g-, 109-18, 120 'too (7e72T,,F, Pr'2; 63, 42, (1m4), 64,-515 i ñiá""i"á P!, ( 342-3 43 fís, 3 1789 ) , 58, oo?lltin,rrton Advice 17e8) 64, 287 (1586) , 60, 178 , (1599c. 75 i reoz) , 61, 188 \, 64, (Oóñ:.nica 7777), 7O (roso) , 627ttt, ttz n¡raham 99, (17L4) 29 et seq 'AcastaÁ¡vssiniá (18?0), s, 301 , 8, (7797), 61, 386 Aeolus ( 1758) 63, 56 66 67 ---áxiáñáio"-(Gr. ex Christophoros' ex Gustaf, , , , Fje1d, ex Eliason, ex Elissa, (1801), 59, 318, 320 1877), 59, 2O4 (1813), 56, 218 (i573), 56, 25-6 Aetna Achates (1739) 64, 309 Acheron (1338) , 66, 2].O; 61 , .379 , (18202; ¿04 (1803) , 63, 177 Achievernent ), E, 1865), 60, 300 Achi 1 1e Affondatoré-(It. rc. t794), 64, 364 Africa (rzss) , 57,-T58-9, 161 (1781), 59, 318, 320 Achil les (1905); 56, ?43 (1757), 63, 93 African Qre4), 58, 187 Pr,3,4; 349 Agamemnon ireosi'. 62, zs et ses , "(rzar) 62, 47; Aciaeon'(t76i>, 6t, t66t 63, á4, 67 , 58, 2!3, 227; 60, 224; (F. 1750), 75 65,90 Actlf L, 11E52). 58. 480; 63' 332 Active 35n (1758), 63, 54, 67 irszoi, ao, sos; 64, 27, ¡satha iís63i. 57 PT:5 (1764) , 62, zsz 161 (u.s. rz75), 27 lánios Ñikolaos (Gr. 1811, 96, 9L, ¡áia Zoni (Gr 1908), 56, 166 (1835), 64, 168 62, 28, (186e) 6T, 2t Álincourt (1865) , Siltzs, !29; , 25, 74 Activo (P.-T823) , 57, 420 163, t67 Acushnei (u.s. 184ft, 59, 205 AeioÉ Spyridon (Gr. 1877), 56, Agnes (1861),59,227 Adamant (7777) , 60 , 402, 4O4 57, 23en, 24!n, 243, Addineham (1828) , 61, 276 ÁÉr¿r¡i" (F:'167i), (1860c. I, 265 247n; 254, 257, 262 Adelal . ), (1862) 63, 87, 82 Aderaíde'(1835c. ) ,-fu, z7s Agrippína , Adelherd (1870c.), 99, 68 Ald Admiral battLeships 60'-- 368-9 (1562), 56, !7, 25; 63, 255, 367 class (1889), 350 e¿ seq' 59, Admiral (1786), qg, 65, 67:?. Ai¿le ( t7ú, , 58, 293 Hughes '( (F'-f646), 50 Admiral Koimlov ex Ochfrcv R. 1902 ) , Aigte tloir !9, 58.426n Áiñ"¡r. (ex st Louis F:-1659), !!, 239n Adm-fíal Nakhimov (R. 1835) , 64, 32, 85 243, 249, 253, 255, 262 Admiral Vernon (1?48), 58, 108 Aal<tance (U.S. 1843) 64, 8 (7767) , 64, 222 , rieós1i m, rro, 226; 63, 329, 330, 331 Advantage 266-8 (1590), !'.í 4 ic.s. re60c.)' 61, 60, ireeor. 60. 363T-62, 44, 74, 75 (1602c, ), 64' 80 301 Advantagia (1601 Areran¿íá eoú. nast-rndiaman) , 9, 60 INDEX OF S)IIPS I NAIMS Alabama (C.S. 1862), 58, 216-8; 59, 351; 1812), 64, 352 60, 212, 452; 6L, 9 et seq,50,255¡' Almirante Saldanha (Brax. 1933), 56, 160 @, +s; 63, 7942, 83 85, 104; 64, 24 Altfater (ex Turkmenets Stravnopolski, ¡. AlErity (f818), 64, 31 I 1904), 58, 426n ALar (L847), 63, 83 Altmark (G.1939), 58, 234 AIerm A1vena (U.S. 1901), 58, 480 ( 1758) , q, 40 6 62 1-2, 293; 63, 51, 'Am-a-dud' (Amazon 7926), 62., tE+ 53, 56 et seq Amapat (ex M32 1915), 61, 197 (1845) , 60, 210 Amazon ( ex. F. Panthére L745), 63, 309-19 (1847) , 64, 72 (7799) , 61, 320 (1854), 62, 168 (1865), 55, 106 (1857) , 64, 9, 10, 12 (1808) 62, 407 Albany (174) , 6!, 296 (7e26) , 62, 144 (Austrl1895c. ), 64, 138 Amazonas (F: 1823) , 57 , 422, 425 Albatross (1873), 63, 265 A.l{. Brundrit ( 1879 ) , 58, 418 Albenarle (1781), 62, 133-4, 385-6 Ambuscade Albert (1900c), 57, 32 (1746), 67, 167-8, !7O-l Alberta (1863), 60, 437 (1e26), 62, t44, 457 Albert F. Paul (ü;S. 1917), 91, 280 'Am-bustedTgain ( Ambus eade t926) , 62 , !44 Albion Ame1e (1870), 57, 300 (U.S. 1864c.),61,263 Amelia ( ex Olusbe, ex Tallahasee ex (ex Plane 1898), 58, 242; 60, 450 Atalanta, C.S. 1864) , 67, 262 Alblon Mf11s (1706c.), 63, 155 Amelia and E1ízabeth (1870), 56, 430, Alcmene (1794), 58, 282 ét seg 432, 437 Alcyone (1787e.), 62, 228 America Aldborough (1756), 63, 61, 67 (1777 ) q6, 187n Aldebaran (It. 1882), 62, L35 ( U .s 1 782) , 59, 50 Aldeborough (7742), 99, 237 ( U .s 1 789 ) ,ffi, 181, 351 Alea (1870c.) 60, 68 ( U .s 1 851 ) , 63, 2 Alecto (1839), 63, 328; 64, 335, 339, Ami r a1 ( r' .16 40t 56, 50, 55 340-1 Amirante (F.1640) , 56, 50, 55 Alegre (P. 1823) , 57, 432 Amity (1650) 59, 2 81-Et seq, 62, 94 Alert Amphion (1793), 63, 273-4, illust. 275:' 65, 84 (t79e) , 64, 348 (1802c.), 63, 96 (1846), 62, 187; 63, 330 (1875), 9!, 350 (1883) , 64, zz (1885) 58, 268, 418 Amsterdam enu. rz¿z), 56, 368, 372; Alexa (1878), 60, 279 58. 5-26, I29, 352; 61, 309 ALexander AmEfiee (1892), 58, 4?31 5e, 234 (1659), E6, 58 Amurets (R.1906), 58, 424 (1685c. ), 5?, 22 Anam (ex M18 1915), 67, 737 (L778), €, 305 Anax (F. 1848), 57, ZtS (1823),92,80 Andrew (L877c.),60,268 (1622) , 62, t09, 113, 114 Alexander Cra:fg (ex Kathleen Hilda 1891) (1857) , 9!, e , to, 12 59, 76 Andrew Doria (U .s. 1775) , 56, 424 Alexander McDougall (U.S. 1900c.), 65, And::ew Jackson (u.s. 1855), 65, 765 352 Andromache( 1781 ), 58, 282, 283 Alexandra Andromeda (c.s. 1863), 6\, 257-60 (1784), 58, 209 Ships of the name, 1864, 60, 152 (rt. 1882) , 62, !35 (1875), 60, 363; 62, 28, 347 , 348 Anegawa Maru (J. ex Angara ex Moskva R Alexandre (t772c. ), 91, 81 1898), 58, 427n Alexandria (1806), 63, 69 Angara Alfonso (1799), 63, 299 (ex Moskva R. 1898), 58, 427n Al fred (R. 19oo), 68, 425 (u.s. 1775), 60, 401 Angel Gabrief-Cc. 1674c.) , ao, t+z (1862c.), 6t, 265 Angel1 (1610), 64, 282 Alice (1333cJ 60, 316 et ses Angel of Falmouthe (1552), 9!, 8¿ (1823), 57, 80, 425 Anglesea (1694), 99., 11t A1lce A. Léigh (1889), 60, 284 Anglesey (1694), 63, 157 Allerton (1884), 62, 98 Anglia Alliance (U.S. 1777), 59, 50 (1847) , 59, 227 (1841) , 64, t2 (1861),61, 265 Alligator cfzaa¡, 63, 159 Animo Grande (Brz . L824), 59, 155 class ironclads, 91, 19; 64, 23 Ann (c. 1652) ,58 ,.102 Alma (N.2. t902), 58, 62, 64 (1666), 62, 92, 94 Alniranta ( San Pedrico Sp. 1605c;), 1840c. ) 64 ,t2 60, 137 1 860c. ) 6Í, 265 Alm:trante ( Sp Cazador ex U.S. Chasseur L875), 9!: 168 INDEX OF SHIPSI NAMES 61 Ardent (.continued) *:1"51i I'l ?, + r3',''u"u, nru-, (1841), 64, 341 l3li"óátn.tina (1835) , 57 Pr-6 Ares (Gr, 1855 ) , 56, t62 Arethusa (F. 1759), 93, 68 ( 1781) , 56, 214 l**'nlxiF,il!fiii,#: Ei,. ( 1882) , 64, 22 In??.rru>, 5G, 424-5 Arso (1758t 63, 54, 67 Argus ) so, t42, r4e; (1849), 62 , 287 -iil*íil*',13?'.. (1852), 64 247 24; 60' 170 (tet7) , m 744 ** ffl}i3't,állí?'¡zT' Ariadne iine RusseIl (1549), 65, 84 (7776) , 59 , 300 iiii" (1gzo), a+, tazltaa ( 1816) , 59' , 106 ( 185e) , u.t , L97 - ¡lril;,iÉi?lli;%:áll, ( 1854 ) , 64, 319 llli' ( 1865) . 67, tss; os, 165 Iil*"Y*irÍ'?3;:' lá,31', ",??,u, Ariosto (r5'fo) , g? 2Zo Arizona (187e), 9e, 4 05, 406 Ark Antares (It. 1882), 62, 135 (1634) , 56, 240 AnteloPe (1841) , 60, 329 (1546), 56 , 13, 23-5, 31; 60, 170; Arkansas c1Ess monitors, 60, 302 63, 2 bb, 258, 262 Ark Royal ( r55s) 59 343 (1587), 62, 191; 63, 260 , , (1950) 62, 4t0 ( 1618 ) -64 , tg]., 376 , ( 1703) 5-7 169 Arkwright rf83o), 6t, 276 HEIC'1 zñ , 60, 242, 243 Armada (1810), 63, 329 1802 60, 81, 83 Armentiéres (c.-T93?), 56, 180 ( 1848 63, 170 Arminius (G. 1864), 60, 299 (1870), &, to, 1!, 72 Arran (Yacht) V, 21 Anthfope P ink (ex Rose 7709) 64, 373 Arrogant (1760), $, 186 Antigua ( 1880 ), 58, 419 Arrow Antiope (1866 ) , 60, 430 (1796), 58, 244 Antipode ( 180 7) , .57, 29O (7822) , 56, 34 Antony (1538) , 56, 132 (1862) , 64, g, 10, 12 , Pr,z Antung (1926) , 64, 368 e¡iemieí'(-Ei vínosiivy, n' 1905), 58, 426n Anunciada (SP . T58B), 68, 365, 366 Artésian (F. 1765), 9f, 76 Apo11o class cruisers, 60 376 Arthur Rogers (1900c1J, 9A, t2 Apo11o Artigo (7547), 61, 351 (1747), 57, 222 Arwfn Galley (tT77c. ), 99, 4O!-2 et seq (ex Groril1763), 58, 272, 275 Asatu (J. 1899), 58, 422 Rpotton (E-.t672), 9,7- 239n, 24O, 243, Asama (J. 1898), 88, 422 249, 251, 253 Asia Aquiles (Chil. 1825c. ), t6t (7764), 65, 65 9!., 60, 245 Aqui-(ex 1on (ItErc, 1750c.), Trident F. 1666), 57, 249, 250' 257 (1824), 63, 99 254, 259, 265 Askold (n.-Tsoo), 56, 4t7, 4L9; 60, 338 (1758), 63, 54, 67 61. 89. 297i 62, 98, 144, 295 Aquitania ffg13), 58, 116 As$ílla;te (M.-T798) , 89, 293 Arab (1840c.),6!,276 Assave (1856), 58, 399 et seq Arabi (A1g. t77T¿.), 62, 278 Asslstance (fOSb-f, E, Zg et seq; 62, L09, Arabia 111; 64, 311 (1853c. ), 67, 420 AssociaEfon (7697), 56, 372; 58, 2L; (1883), 58, 419 59. 221 A¡aby (1870-.), 60, 68 AsE-omption (F. 1753) , 62, 278 Aranio (Chil. ex-Vulcan 1835), 99.' AA Assurance (1646), 62, 92, 94 Aransasu (Chi1. 782Lc.), 63,,\?\ e"Á""¿ (ex Lys, F.-T667), 9!, 250, 254, 255, Araucano (Chi1, ex Columbus 1818c. ) 260, 265 63. 116 e¿ seo: 64. 158 ' Astraea class cruisers, 60, 376 trEEáia (1888),'selárc; 5s, 72 Atalanta Archangeisk (ei Ro- SovEFign, R. 1915) (t774). 60, 80, 83 59, 252 ic.s. re64), 67,260-t Archd' class torpedo cruisers , 65, 225 Athenian (f. 179'g), 63, 93 Archibald Russell (1905), 61' 311 Atlanta Ardent (Btz t823), 57,7L,83,426-6; 59 136,153 1oG (L764), 59, 56 iex Juno 1846r, 59, (F. 1782t 56, 189-90 iex Fipgal, C.S. 1861), 6L, 264-5 (1796), g, 50 Atlantis (U.S. 1930), 65, 191 62 INDEX OF SHIPSI NAMES

At 1as Bark of Bu11en (1552), 56, 23, 25-6; (t782), 56, 66 63, 256, 262 ( 1939c. );61, 311 Barnevelt (1797c.), 64, 304 Atlas I (1862t, 61, 50 Barracouta (1851), 64, 3f9, 322, 345 Atocho (sp. 1817dJ, 64, 352 Basllic (F. 1806c.), 60, 362:' 62, t58 Audacieux (F. 1940c.), 65, L69, 173 Bataviá (Du. 1629), 5.91; ffS Audacious Batchelor (1669), 56, 85 (1785), 58 , 2g7i 64, 362, 363 Beaele (18?9), {,_?20 _!a6i_{:_ 272, 2?4; (186e), 64 , 25, 27 64, 3L5-25; 65, 76, L87, 355-7 (Le72), Db , 354 Bear Augusta (1564) , 62, 191 (L763), 64, 58 ( 1599) 56, 136 ,

Íyacinth (sp. 1602c.), 64, 81 Intrepid cont,inued Ávdta (ex Mastico U.S. 1803) , 58, 203, 204 "' ( t838) , 64 , 334 (1855), 62, 287-8 60, 363 -rntrépido ITnil. 1818c. ), 99, 118, 119. irszr), t20 Invention (1801), 56, 214 Pl.4 r Akelliki (G' 186e) , 56, 163 Inverneill (1895), 60, 423 (.r. 1e1o), 56, 4\7, 479 Investigator iúurt (HEIC 237 f do- 1786c.), 60, r 1806) , 5? 238 (ex Xénophon R. 1801), 56, 275 et seq' ircze), 64 11 Invicta (1940), 58, 210 11i¡¿ 1 rszS| 59, 70 Invincible (Nor. 1 878 ) , 59, 33 (1747), 60, 2L9 63, 340,343 I11eri RO 111eyo ( 1867 ) ,70 (1765) , 59, 301 62, 48; 64, 363 I11 ustrious ( 1808) , 63, 329 ( 1789 or 1803), see Lustrous Iona (C.S. T868), 59 349; 61, 265 2 ( 1939), 63, 297 Iowa City ( U.S 62, 796 I lma Iphigdnie ( F. !829c , 62, 282 (1885) , 59, 77 Irene (1886), 58, 419 (7909c.), 60, 279 rmmortalité TT798) , 56, 274 (ex U.S. Hancock 7777c. ), 60, 431; Imogene (1831), 59, 106 63, 391 fmperatriz (1823), 57 44L;59,142, L47 (lETe c.), 61, 187 Impéríal (ex Vengeur F.' 1805), 59, 108 (1840) , 56,277 (1877) 6O 367 ; 6! ,22 64 , 22; 65, Imperial , , t2 (T .? 1811 ) , 58, 357, 340 2to-2L2, 215, 22! 3 (1936) , 58, 470 Iron Duke Impérieuse (1870), 64, 27 ( 1854) , 61 , 185 (1912) , 57, 445 ; 58, 211; 63, 358 ( 1883) , 60, 373 rronsides ff885), 64, 766 (1884) , 64, 37, 32, 33 PI.3 Irrawaddy (1885), 63, 26-3t Implacablelex Duguay-Trouin 1805), 59, Irresistible ( 189 8); 63, 28e 386; 60, 114, 117-8; 63; 326 Isabel (Mex.1847 ), 57, 2O7 Impregn able Is abel 1a (fAfO), 59, 108; 60, 406-8; 64, !47 ( 1683) , 59, 9, 10 (1860), 99, 69 (1864) , 59, 449 Incommode (1672), 57 , 239n Isabella-María (Brz 1823), V, eg 343 Inconstant ( 1868) ,-@, 364, 62, L29 , Isabellas (1838c. ), 65, %-, zl , 23, 24, 35n; 65 , 2og , 2L5 , 22o Isidor (R. 7775c.), 60, 255 Increase Isle of Guernsey (19m), 58, 211 (Of London 1651), 59, 281 et seq IsIe of Jersey (1930), 58, 27! (Of Chatham 1666), 92, gz Isle of Wieht (1673), 65, 47 (Of Rochester 1666) , 92, 94 Ivor Rita (1961c.), 62, 292 Independence (U.S. 1814), 61, 395 Iwate (J. 1900), 58, 4ZZ, 426n Independencia (Chi1. 1818c. ) , 63, 119, t2t, 725 L'26 Independencia ou Morte (Brz L823) , Z, 8S Jacobin (F. 1794) , 6,!, 364 Indiana class battleshiPs, 60, 302 Jalouse (1797),65,52 Indieú (U.5. L777e. ) 56, 438 James Indomitable (1907), 56, 471 (1334c. ), 60, 319 et seg Indomptable (I'. 1794) , 6'L, 363 ( 1540) , 56, 140 Industry (1676), 56, 89 (1654), 62, L77 James and ETizabeth (1666), 62, 92 (r774c.)-62, 373-4 James Baines (1854), 62, 73L; 65, 163, (1861) , 59, 226 \65, 766, 767 (19th ceñT.) , 64, \65 James B. Colgate (U.S' 1916) , gg, 353 Infante D. Miguel (P. 1822), 57, 433, L35 (ex Clan Mcleod 7874) , 57, 174; Tnfernal (1843), 9!, 62 59,76 et seqi 60,273 et seq I nflexible Jañes H. Heyt (u.S 79o2c.), 65, 353 ( 1780 ) , 60, 53 James Paterson (1902), 59, 83 (18?6), 60, 301, 363 et seq; 62, 76 James Postlethwaite (lBE'i) , 59, 449 (1907), 63, 289 Jamestown (U.S, 1855c. ), 62, 190 Ing. Mecñ.-Tlmitriev (8. 1905), 58, 424 J. & M. Garratt (t844), 59, 449 Ing. Mech, Sveriev (R. 1905) , &, 424 Jane Ingrid (1907), 65, 188 (1800) , 60, 329 Insolent (1881), 59, 106 (1832) , 64, t6A Integrity (1804), 57, 290 Jane and MáTilda (1817), 63., 534 rntrepbde (F. 1797), 64, 3o2, 303, 305 Janet Willis (1850), 58, 398 et seg Intrepid: 'Jannenes' (ga11enes mis transcribed) , 63, 38 (1770), 59, 4I et seq; 64, 300 Jansco (Aus 1858), 56, L 67 76 INDEX OF SHIPS ' NAIúES Janus (7778),57,37 2 Josiah (1703) , 57, 2O7 Janvrin (Guernsey ? ), 56, 2]-3' Juan de Bautistá (Sp. 1742), 56, 23S Japan (ex 1 863) ,63 , 82-5 Julia (1860c.) 6:!, ZAS Japan Ace (J. 1968), 62, 356 Jumna Jaquet (1587), 59, 1 01-3 ( 1848 58 400 et seg Jason (1866 tlJ 390 (1763) , Q7, 372; 63, 65, 67; 64, 299 Juno (t. 7782T 56, 189:90 (7757), 63, 63 ,65,67,67,68 (1804) , 63, 69 (1780), 57, 37 2 Jasper (788e.),6L,279 ( 1844) , 59, 10 6 .lavá (ex Renommée-T87l), 59, 324, (1867) ,. 64, 22 453 Junon (1á09E. ), 60, 33-9, 331; 61, 1?3 Jean Bart (F' 1940), 65, t73 et seq Jennet Jupiter ( 1538c. ) , 63, 255 , 258, 262 (F. 1647), 99, 55 (1558) , 56:7, 11, 13, 23, 25 (!778), 59,301;65,66, 67 Jenny (f lañ'er, ? ), 9!, 35, 36, 38, Juste (F. T7e+7, 9l!:364 PI. 1 Jenny (L792), 63, 213n Jersey (1736), q4, 58 Kadirga (Chaderqa T. 1665c.)' 9q, 133-4 Jerusalem (1333), 60, 322 Pl. 7 & 8; 65, 39-51 Jessie (1876), 64,T65, 168 Kagul Jessie Craig (ex Isola 1876), 59, 76 et (ex Ochakov R. 1902), 58, 423 seq; 60, 274 et seq (R. 1903), 58, 426n Jesus Kaiserin Elisá6eth (Aus 1913), 56, 4L7 (1414), 57, 323; 99, 48 Kalmuka (Brz. L823), E'l, 83 (1420), 63',, e; 95;238 Kangaroo (1898) , 67, 375-6 (1583), 56, !44 Kanrin Irtaru (J. 1860c. ) , 62, 356 Jesus of LüEeck (t544),56,4,24-6; Karachi (1939), 56, 334 58, 104, 395; 59, 34,270, 385; 63, Karen (Da. 1907), 59, 246 255, 260 Karlsrühe (G. 1912), p9' 287 Jesus of Plymouth (1549), 65, 83-4 Kassa (1868), 60, 69 Jeune Hortense (tr'. 1888), 4, g3 Kasuga (J. 19oZt, 58, 422 Jhelun (1849), 64, 360 Kate (1865), 64, 168 J.N.R. (19th cent. ), 64, 167 Kate H. Tilghma-n (U.S. 1881), 58, 54 Joan Craig (ex BentínEE 1903), E, z6 Kate Karney (1807c.), 63, 390 Johan (1333c.),60,322 Katherine Johanna (1837) , 59, 227 (1512), qq, 15 John ( 1588) , 60, 178 (7646) , 59, 285 (L674), 65, 4\ (of London 1666), 62, 92 rair,reeí'(i6á5) , q, 27, 28, 30 (of Stroud 1666), 92, 93 Kathleen Hilda (1891) , 59, 76 John and Dleanor (1861), 59, 227 Katie (1881), 56, 366; 9!, L68 John and Elizabeth Katie (flatner), 57, 32 (Ostend 1718), 59, 292 et seq Katoomba class cruisers 65, 228 (1861) , 59, 227 Kearsage (U'S. 1861), 58;216-8; 63, 84, John & .lames (U.S. 1708) , 62, 388 104 John and It{ary Kenilworth Castle (1904) , 9, 157 (1866) , 62, 93, 94 Kennemerland (1664c.), 63, 213 (1840) , 64, 164 Kent John Ena (ü:s. 1892), 58, 481 (1699), 63, 349n John Ericsson (Sw. 1865), 60, 298 (1746), 63, 347 John F Kennedy (Irish 1967),58, 462 (HErc 16E6) , 57, 20\ John Henry (1879), 64, 168 (l?94e.), 64,-329 John Norman (1855)' 57, 6 (HEIC 1830c.),62,249 John of Conway (1880c.) , 60, 330 (1853), 59, 236 John of Dartmouth (1644 ),.60 , L57 (1876) , 59, 459 John and lTi11iam (1787) , 60, 86 Kentish (1652), 62, ttt (18a6c.Tl 2L5 John rrVillis (1839), 911, 398 et seg Kentucky 60, Joli (ex Toulon F, 7667 ) , fl, 239n, 247n, Keokuk (U.S. 1862), 60, 297 25L, 253 Keskadaie (ex HerberT-1930), 58, 411,412; Jonas 59, 449; 61, 195 (1604), 58, 460 Kh;;by (R. TEeS), 58, 424 (7628) , 62, 254 Kifz-i-Rakhman (T.-T877c.) , 60, 299 Jouette (1333c.), 60, 318 et seg Ki11mallie (1893), 59, 467 (ex G6orge Stage 1882), 58 King Edward vrl (1963), 99, 343 56, 59 (1675), V, lg et seg Joseph CraÍg (ex Dunblane 1878), 59, 76, riná George V class-Eattleships--63, -199 et seq, 60, 275 et seg King Georáe V (1939) , 60, 344; 62, 2O4; Josiah (1694), 58, 168 99., 199 INDEX OF SIIIPS' NAMES 77 class crursers @, 22t-2, 226 Leander i (1780), 58, 28.2 et seq ¡ir1;:iq*;i;i i i'r; #' "::J (1882), 9l', 22 5il?l=!-"r,i'. (íagg), ss, 45:- Lee (ü.s.1776) , 56, 426; 60, 395 8-. 2 2 Leeuwen 1ou. 1rá75I, 57, 2&-, 253, 254 227 tii:;i +, rt"\'! tr¿,4 ¿' Leinster (1861), 59, rs¡oi 166 Leipzig (G. 1913(, 56, 477 1i:;.,'r .-64, Soviét-Tex Verny R. 1895) ,',:;"-, i amería-C1802) , 63, 185 r,eninglaAsky ' lro"n"rskií (R' 1867) , 61, 1e; 58, 424 fririíL Lenox (16?8), 59, 222-3; 63, 336 P,ó'l3u,,eo c. ), ( 1758) , 56, 130 i#B:,,Íu;.'3ll-ii3l;l; 297-3t7 ' b7, 299 Leona (sp.-r583), 58, (G ' 1905) , 60, 304 Leon de Oro (Sp. 1646)' 56, 50 '^iiíssberg ex Kasul Leonessa (1605) , !L, 282 t;Fii6t)i.á,:'TrA: I;á5".'u" Leon Rojo (1646), E, 50 nzl Leopard ffi:""i;?f, l;,131'l¿,!3¿, (óf Weymouth 1628c.), 62;' 265, 266 i:i;%?:::: 1635 64, 376 *"iiitittul, 60, sel, se2 7647 56, 55 in. rso+), 62, 295 1659 ) s-a, rrr rnius (Croatiáñ ex Y. 1941c.), 60, 306 ( 1703 ) sg' , 4L5 l^"e.iusko (t862), 60' 65, 68 1790 ) m' , 4L5; 99, 81 (Du. 1666) 57, 249, 254 1850 ) E-E , 480 iiilrnuoe.r , 57 81, 83, 86 416, ii"""n"yu Armiya (R. ? ), 58, 424 Leopo 1di z 7823), , znamvá (ex KhrabrYT. 18e5), 58, 423 ; 59, 148 et seq ii;;;¿; Less BaiF see Less GalleY 424 (Less Bark 1512), t5 Krasny Kubanets (ex Kubanets R' 1887), Less Ga1ley @' 425 Less Pinnace (1544), 60, 178 58, (C.S. 6L, 266 I(rá6áy Oktyabr (ex Nadezhnv R. 1897), Let Me B 1864), 425 Letterewe (1876), 60, 269 58, 78 XrE-pky (R. 1905) , 58, 424 Leva (P. 1591c. ), !!, Kubánets (R. 1887), 58, 425 Levant (1758) , 63, 54, 67 (ex HeFákles J. 1897), 58, Leven (1857). 63. 169 iiuniras¡i liaru 1?50), ¿09 423 Leviatñen tóí Ñoíttrumberland 99., (1790), 64, 362 Lewis (F. T694), 58, 169 Leyden (Du. 1668)-, q!, 25O, 253, 258-. L 10 (1918), 59, 106 87, 82, Lady Ébringtoñ-(1852) , 57, 5 et seq Li;eral'(ex Gaviota-azgt), 57, 70, Lady Barlow (1804), 56, 281 86, 415 Ladi Elj.zabeth (1879) , 6'L, 360 Liberator (1860), 99, eB Lady Emma (1853), 60, 69 Liberty ( 1768) , 63, L29 Lady Nelson (1799), 56, 28O Liefde (Du. 1665); 58, 27 Lady of Avenel (1840c.),64,9 Liffev (1841), 60, 69 Lady of Loretto (1682) , E' 49 Lieeró (sp. 1816f , 9!, 35+ Laforev (1940), 62, 4O7 ( 1823) . 64. 329. 330 Lakoniá (Gr. 1963), 58, 210 ', gq, 163, 165, 166, Lammermuir (1856), 99, 398 et seq ires¿i @', !g!, rss; LancinE (1866). 60, 274 t67 Lansueáoc 11.-í266), 67, 75, 76, 755, 759 (t877), 60, 37O Lapwing (1823), 57, 79, 86 l,ilac (1930-t, 5a, 417 Lark (1794) , 60, 329 Litv (L642),57,39t Larke ( 7762) ,--63, 65, 66 Lily Heaps (1835), 58, 418 (]-e+TT, 2L2 Lima (ex M 20 1915), 67, 197 La Rosita 57, 1865), 300 Lartigue (1543), !9, 386-90 Lima Barres (Brz' ex B61l-ona 99., Latoná (1i81) ,'6ol-stz; 62, 2o9-lo; 64, Lincoln (U. S. 1860c .) , 6t , 263 362, 364 Lindsays (1823), 57, 79, 86 seg r,i-ndstbr (tlor. 1g63) , 59, 79, 8t Lauderdale (1858), 58, 398 eü 459; Laura Lion or Lyon, spellingl-P, 355, (1806) , 59, 323 60, 99 (1900c. )-, 99, 279, 283 Li6ñ' and see LYon Laurel (1557) , 56, 7, 23, 25; 63, 255, 258 (1813) , 63, 329 (1609), 56, 27 (1859), 56, gse et seq (re ¿o) , 5-2, 39t, so+ (1863c. ae-oo (1658),62,92, 93,94 ¡l-Oe, (1710). 55. 28 Lautaro (ei Íindham Chil. 1818c.), 99' 472; 67, L38; 116 et seq; 64, 158, 160 itzzz>', ñ', 2o8, 285, 294, Lavia Beneziána (sp. 1588), 63' 365, 366 62. t74i 63, L77 Lawhill (1892), 64, !92 1r9-fÓ), 6Ó,-fO5 , É, 286 78 INDEX OF SHIPS' NAMES (F. 50 55 (1?48), Lion couronné 1643), 56, 45, Lyme 61, L63 et seg; 63, 52 53, 59, 208 54, 6L, 63 Lionrs Whelp Lympstone (1752), 62. 228 (15e0), 63 , 728 Lynch ( t776) , 56 , 426 ( 1601 ) 65 , 369 Lyon and see Lion ( 1628 ) -Fa rst - 10th Whelps 63-, tZA, ( 1615) , 59, 115 369 (1710), 63, 309; 64, SLz Lisui (Chi,, ex Risin ex Vaterland G. Lyonnais (tr'. 1766), 67, 76 1903), 58, 423 Lys (ex I1e-de-France F. 1669), 52, 23s. Little Don (1900c.),65, \76 247n, 248, 253, 255 Little Hattie (1860c.), 61, 266 Lysistrata (R. 1900), 58, 424 Little John (t602c.), 6:¡1, ZS+ Livadia (R. 1880), 56, 237 Lively c1 ass monitors 60, 304 ( 1709 ) , 58, 36 16 (1915), 9!, t97 (1756), 63, 61, 67 t7 (1e15), 61, 797 (776Oc.),60,443 18 ( 1915), 6L, !97 ( 1820c. ) , 64, 72 t9 ( 191 5 d, t97 (Cowes Pilot cutter), 57, 4t et seq 20 ( 1915 67, !97 Liverpool (1758) , 99, 54, 67 22 ( 19 15 d, t96 Lizard (1653), 62, 92 24 ( 1915), 61, t97 (L697), 56, 154; 58, 111 26 ( 1915), 91, 797 (L757), 63, 54, 67 2a ( 1915 ) , 60, 304 (1844) , 6,!, 34L 29 ( 1915 ) , 61, t96 Llanrimney (1802) , 63, 206 31 ( 1915), 6T, t96 Loch Tay (1869), 9_9.1-0S 32 ( 1915), 6-f , L97 Loch Torridon (1881), 60, 423 33 ( 1e15 ) , 6T, 196 Loeh Vennchon 62, tst Mabel ( 1868) ,-64, 11 Lock Leven (1863), 60, 68 Macassar (ex Pa1I as 1806), 56, 2Ls Loire (1809), 99, 3S et ses; 67, 173 et. Macedonian seq (1810) , 59, 324, 453; Lombardo (It 1860c. ), 62, 287-8, 326 (U. S. 1814c. ) , 60, 195; 61, 386, 391 London (1766) , 56, !87n (u.s. 1815) , 67, 377 Londona (1860c. ), 61, 265 Maceio (Brz 7824), 59, 749 et seq Loudon Hill (1881);58, 463-5 Mackensen (G. 1917) , 60, 227 Lord Clive class monitors 60, 304 Mackerel (Du. 1602), 64, 87 Lord Howe (1775c,), 56, 426-7 Madawaska (U.S. 1865), 61, 10 Lord Nelson (1907), 63, 29O Madge (1913), 58, 418 Los Tres Reyes (Sp. 1605c.), 60, L37 Madonna de1 Popolo (Sp. 1665) 57, 244 Lothersdalt (1877), 58, 404, 418 Madrague de Giens (Roman wreck-Tst cent Lougen (Da. 1808) , 58- LOz BC), 65, 188-9 Louis Alexandre (F. 1743), 62, 277 Madre de Dios (P. 1589), 64, 3O7 Louisa (1840c. ), 64, 165 Magda (ex Erbrin ex Londoñ-Hil1 188?), Louisa Craig (ex Peru 1876), 59, 72 et 58, 465 ses; 60, 273 P7. 15 & 76, 423 Magdala (1870), 60, 301 Louis Theriault (1918), 60, 283 Magdalen Long Cervi.er (ex U.S. Wasp L812), 59,323 (1642), 57, 393 Love's fncrease (1643) , 57, 393 ( 1761 ) , 63, 136 Lowestoffe Magdalena (F. 7642) , 56 , 43 (1756) , 63, 52, 54, 64, 67 Magdelaine (F. 1629), 56, 48, 50 (L76L) , 61, 406-7 Magellan Cloud (1865),-87, P]-7 Loyal Adventurer (1684), 57, L95, 196, Magenta type.battleships 60, 372 t99 Magenta (F. 1862), 60, 365- Loyalty (1694) , 67, 325 Maggie Lucera(Sp. \6o2c1J, 6¿!, 81 (1840c.),64, L65 Lucia (20th cent), 62, L44 (1867) , 58, 4O4, 479 Lucie (U.S. 1932), 67, 372 (1890c. ), 57, 32 Lucy (1840), 6L, 276- (19th centJ,64, !67 Lucy PennÍmaid (U.S. 1846c,), 60, 2t5 Magnanime Luiza (Brz ? ), 57, 4!6 (r. 1678) , 57, 262 Luiz de Camoes (Brz. 1823) , 57, 83 (1748),64,374 Luna de España (Sp- 1536), E 273, 275 (1780), 65, 85 Lune (1647), 56, 50, 55 Magnet (1813c. ), 59, 323 Lusitania (1907), 58, 484; 63, 20L Magnificent (7766), 59, 2Og Lustrous ( ? Illustrious 1789 or 1803), Magnifique (ex Courtisan F. 1666), 57, 63,159 245, 249 , 253, 255, 263 Lutfi DjeIiL (T. 1877c.), 60, 299 Magpie (1830), 60, 209 Lutina (P. 1569), p!, 110 Maidenhead (1546) , 60, 772, 178 Lutine (1793), 62, 96 Maidstone Lyme (1654), 62, lLI (1654) , 62, !!5 INDEX OF SHIPSJ NAMES 79

(1876>, 7O ilóidstone (continued) Maritzburg &, P"1fiaa), 59, 377-2 Marjorie Craig (ex HTrotha 1891), 59, 76 itzsS\, 63, 54, 67 et seg; 60, 275 )ie11) , 6Í, sos, 396; 6'!, tsz Markin (ex-Toiskovoy R. 1904), 58, 426n 58, 231 Marksman (1861), 62, 233 i rosz) , Marlborough *^1"r2'ni\ , 63, 84 (ex St Michael 1669), 56, 2O2 iisssl ,66, 226, 288, 341 , 379 (7767), 59, 107, 352;6Í, 39L; 64, 362 63, 2o3 (1835), 99, 3q irsoo) , (1846) , 62, !95 t"iffiiájl 60, Lz3; 68, 2b6 (1855), 63, 93 )íáaoi, 66', rzs MarquesotalSardinia 1536), 59, ZZ4 roia¡ar (1666), 63, 390 Marquíse de Vaudreuil (F. 1757c'),63,2 (1871) , 57, 126 Marquis of Anglesea (1825c. ), 60, 26Á itf,t^."a Marquis of Granby (1770), 58, 337 illi*",$i'?á!¡ I ; €3; ?:uá,"i,","n Mar{uis of Lansdówn (HErc T798c.), 6+,244 'iÁtit^ (1860c. 6r, 265 Marquis of Rockingham (t769), 58, 190 ), 418 ii.r r onv ( 1863) . 60, 68 Mars (1886), 58, 'i;1t; i Marseillais (F. 1766), 67,'76 "'-lex Guiltaume Te1I 1800), 64, 286 Marshal Soult class monTTors 60, 304' 305 r1805) , 56, 215 Marten (L576c.), 63, 244 n¡"iiunr (Me;: 1818) , 64, 359 Martha and Hanna (f813), 58, 420 'fM"nu""u"r ('Oreto' ) see'Oreto' Martha of London (1643), 57, 394 urna""t" (C.S. 1861), 60, 297 Martin (1878), 58, 418 ( 1937) , 58, 233 ; 65, 274 Martin de FreitEs (P. 1820c.), 57, 20 t'iancnester Marty (ex Shtandart R. 1893) , 58- 424, 426n Manhatten(L82Oc.),62,397 trlartynév (ex Vnushitelny R. 19ó5), 58, 426n rsozt 59, 243 Mary iu.s. (1660), 50 Manureva (ex Pen Duick IV 1968)' 65' q!, L64-5,' L67 (1666, H.T. Yacht) , 62, 94 (1884), 59, 79, 83; 6O, 277, (Of Greenhithe 1666) , 92, 94 Manurewa (Of Rainham 1666), 62, 92, 93 283 (7677), 22; 65, 4t Manunuj- (ex Thera Da. 1896), 59, 79 E'7, - Maquedo (F. 1639), 56, 4]-, 47 (168?), 5E, roz Maranhao (L704) , 65, L7 et seq (ex lnfante D Miguel Brz. 7823), 57, (7748c.), 62, 224 437, 439-4t; 59, 148, 151 (7797), 58, 340 1900c. 301 ( 1806c. ) , 63, L79 (Brz. ), 60, 318 Marceau (F. 1887), 60, 369 (1820), 57;3tt, 3!2, 314, 315, (1851) , 57-, 7; 65, 163 (1823), m, 80, 426 Margaret (1852) , ei[, 764 (Of Dublin ? ), 63, 159 (1861) , 59, 227 (1581c. ), 63, 235 (ex A1exáñdra C.S. 1863), 61, 260 (1612e.),60, t42 (1873) , 58, 479 (1811), 6A, 329; 61, 193 (ot ¡eúoiáir, 19th cent.), 64, 166-7, 768 Margaret'&-Áunt (18O-8 c'), 59, 88 et seq' Mary & Eleanor (1840), 64, 764 Margaret & Martha (1780c.),64,61 Mary & Jane (1840), 6'L, t6E lrtar[aret F. Sterling ( 1918c'I 60, 283 Mary and John (1583); 56, tEZ Margaxetta (1775c.), 62, 379 Mary Ann Margate (ex Léopard TTsa), 64, 374 (1601) , 64, 282 (7749c,), 62, 278 (1604) , 64, 282 Ma"rserv 11780c.). 64. 61 (1800c.),67,207 uarluéi'iie I'rolinós-CÉ. 7897) , 59 , 364 (1880) , 64, 166 Maria da Gloria (Brz. ex Horatio Chil' Mary FortuñE (7497),60, !5,771 I{oratio 1819), 57, 70, 80, 81 , 82, 86 Mary Gold (1607), !L, 282 Maria-Isabella (BiZ. 7823), 57, 83 Marygold (1605) , 64, 282 Marj.a Juan (Sp. 1588), 61 , 366; 64 , 259 Mary Grace Maria Isabel (Sp. 1819c.), 63, 7ñ ., 64, (7522), 63, 256 160, L62 (1560), 60, 774 Mariane (1836), 6!, 276 (7564c. )79X , 256 Maria Theresa (Brz. ? ), 57' 72 Mary Jane MarÍe (1826), 60, 330 (19th cent) , 62, 2O2 (1880) , 64, 166 (Du. 1706), 62, 277 Mary John (taoze. ), 63, 234, 236- (1917c.),57,32 uarí r, Cushins (U.s'-f883) , 62, 346- Marie Hamptoñ-(r¿r0), 63, 3 Mari of FécamP (1549) , 60, 382; 67, 3Sz (7544), 386 Marie Sandwich (1416), !!, 3 Mary of Hamburg 99, Marietta (u.s. 1862) , 99, zsz Mary Rose Marigold (1677), 56, 8f (ibog). 56, 135;58,207-8, 395; 59,257; Ma¡ion (1840c. ), F-4, t65 60, 23;705; 91;131 ; 62, L84-5 80 INDEX OF SHIPS' NAMES Mary Rose (contiaued) Mercury (continueit) (1555), 56, 6-7, 23, 25; 63, 255, 258, (1780), 56, 99 260, 26T, 306, 359 (1878),^fl, 367:' L, ZZ; 64, 22, 6g, (1660) , 58, lLL, 207 210, 2r5 Mary willoüEhby (1535c,), 56, 4, 23, Merlin 25-6; 59, 393-5; 61, 351; €, 255,267 ( 1564c. ) , gg, 773 Mastrouáa-CÁlgiers lEToc), 60;193-5 (1579) , 99, 2 5 Mastico (T. 1803), 58, 2O3, 204 (1641), q'.r, 3 85 Matavy (ex Resolution 1789), Q!, 208 (L757), 56,424-5; 64, 58, 374 Matchless (1808), 56, 275 Mermaid Matilda (1792), 63, 2t3n (ex Blanchard o¡ B1ack. GalIey 1546). Matthew (1539),ac6, 4 56 , 4 , 24; 60 , 76 , 20 , 26 Matthew Gonson (T534), 59, 394, 400 (1651) , 57, !E; 2L, 23 Maudeleyne (1333c. ), 60;317, 3L9, 322 (1761), 61, 406 Maui (19L7), 63, 95, 390 (1789) , 66, ZZ, 81, 83 Maukin (1846) , 57, 296 Merrimac (e-.s. 1862), 67,265; 63, 282 Maure F. 1662), 57, 239n Merse (1853), 58, 398 et seg Mauretania (1906t 58, 272; 59, 243 Mersey class cruisers 64, 32 Maurice (1540c. >, g 391, 60-; 213 Mersey (1885), 60, 376; 65, 223-4, 226 May flower Mertola (1866), 62, 287 ( 1602c.),63,234 Messenger of Peace (1829) , 57, 288 ( L62O) , p3:.-2LL, 225, 356 Metallist (ex Tamara R. 1898), 58, 425 ( 1806), 56, 275 Meteor May flower Tf (1956), 63, 3oo (R. 1823) , 57, 429 Maz arin (F. t646), 99, 55 (ex South Pilrk, ex Frank Rockfeller U.S. Maz eppa 1896), 65, 354-5 (1859) , 64, 7! Metropolitañ-(1853), 99, 68 (1879), 92, 300 Mexicano (Mex. 1847) , 57, 206 (1900), 56, 429 Mi¿ntonomoh (U,S. 1866c.), 60, 298, 3Oz Meanee (1848), 62, 95 Michael Meath (ex Lady M-6ath 1929), 59-, 469 (of Wallasey 1560c.), 63, 235 (Of LiverPool 1565c.), 63, 236 ( 1833) , 64, 333 Middtebury (1654), 62, !77 (ex M 22,4915), 61, 196 Mighele (iss¿c.), 99.;322, 323 ,- Mediator (1742), 64, 309-!3 Milnon (ex Provencái F. 1667), 57, 250, 253 Medina class 64, 22 Mikasa (J. 19OO), 58, 422, 423, 42 5n Medusa class cruisets 65, 226 Milan (F. 1931), 65, t72-4 Medusa Milford (1759), 6 lzs; 63, 54, 6 7 1801 ) , 59, 209 Millie (Flatner), fl, 32 exM 29;t9L5), 61, 196 Millom iastle (c: T680), 59, 449, 458 Medway Milosrte (Ragusa 1588c. ),-9!, 255, 26L ( 1693) , 58 170 Miltiades (1818), 56, !64 7755), 63 225 Milverton (1886); 62, 98 1830), 60 209 Miner (1830), 60, 329 I9o2), 6b 423 Minerva ( 1928) , sg' 245 (1759) , 63, 54, 65, 67 Megaera (Da. ]-77F-f , 63, 23L (1837), 57, 775; 60, 2tO (1805), 63, 69 (1849) , 57, tLí P1.4 et seq, 384; (1854) , 59, 469 63, 332; 64, 386 (ex M 3311915), 61, 196 Meheñdt Ari (E; 1882), !9, 121 Minho (1860c.),6I,265 M.E.Johnson (7879, 59, 449 Minion Mermerus (1872), 99, 118 (1523), 63, 254, 255, 262 Meg Merrllies (1878), 57, Pl.8 (1536), 60, 382 Melanpus (1785), 63, 389 (1560),56, L7, 25-6 Melbourne (Austr. 1913), 99, ¿tg ( 1564c. ) , 60, 173 Mellish (7776c. ), 60, 400 et seg (16th centJ, 56, 146 Melpomene (ex M 31, 1915), 61, 196 Minnehaha (U.s. TE79), 65, 352 Memphis (1860c.), 6L, 265 Minnesota (U.S. 1855) , g, 770 Menelaus (1810), 64, 68, 155 Minotaur Mercante Buonaventura (1607), 64, 282 (1863), 62, 2O3 Mercedes (Chi1. t82Lc.), gl, LZ6 (1908) , 66, Etz, 416, 4t8-9 Merchant (1637) , 64, 282 MiquelonniE-(F. 1812), Q!, 96 Merchant Royal (1588), 63, 362 Miranda (1851) , 60, 2t1- Merci (Sp. 1675), 57, 261 Miriam (1838c. ), 8q, 343 Mercurios ( ? ), 61, 314 Mirny (R. 1819c. )-, 9q, 166 Mercury Mississippi (U.s. "18-41), 57, 205; 58, 2t8; (1592), 60, 14, 22, 25, 26, !69; 64,75 63, 170 169 ( 1756) , 58-, 186 ; 62, 373; 63, 62,3? , MiTlallle (F. 1855), 63, 133 Moa (N.2, L849),5'1 ,296 INDEX OF SHIPSI -NAMES 81 Nafsiporos (Gr. 1960c.), 59, 469 y::;:'13.'i3??l #" \3" Naiad illiawk (1856) , 62, 187 (r. 1745), 64, 309-13 I'lllrv (f latner) ", 57, 32 (1797), 56,263, 268; 63, 329 (1865), 60, 303 Naj aden táluáno.t (Da. 1796), 58, 50, 55 ,^'i?;3\. 6\, 320 (Sw. 1897), 58, 51, 55, 61 iisos),' 59, 59, 62; 60, 249, 3ot:' Namur (t697), 189, 338, 339 62, 347 , 35O Nanchang (7922.), 64, 37O t"?i-ll8url Nancy , 57, 202, 264, zB5 (f latner) , 9'7, 32 itzaz¡,63,-540 (L775c.), 9q, 395-6, 399 uonck (1659)' 99' tBZ (1796), 56, 98, 100-3 u.ndovi G. 1797), 58, 285 (1823), 57, 79, 425 -l8ulil"8á", (1870c. ), 60, 68 H:lffl""t;:8. #¡,u33,,,, Nantwich (1654) , 62, 776 (1909) , 58, 226, 357 Napoléon (F. 1850t 58, 349-50; 62, L98 ilánitoria Narcissus (1886), 60, 287 (ex GenerallÁdmiral .R. 1873) *:l[,11i3'?i#i,'33, n,, Narova ' Monrnouth 58, 424 (1666), 9!, 22; 62, 92, 94 NaS'Grospa Loretska (Ragusa 1588c. ) , (1772), 58, 206 64, 255 uontagu G.757), 60, 76, 83 Montague (F. 1792), 64, 364 Naut ilus lfont calm (7762) , 67 , 296; 64 , 60 (F. 1902), 56, 414, 4t7, 4L9 (1803) , 59, 320 (F. 1937), 65, 169 ( 1820c. )-64, I , 12 Montebello (rl-tg¿oc.), 64' 138 (u.s. 1955) , 62, L99 Montecalvasio de Espaf,a (Sp. 1536)' Navarin (1891), 60, 165 273, 275 Navarino (1937) , 59, 249 59, seg MoñTerey (1891), 60, 302, 303 Naweseinte Ivtarye (T333c. ), 60, 315 et Montreal (1761)' 60' 77, 83; €, 66 Nelson (1863), 60, 68 ( 1814) , 63, 93 Montrose 39, 2t3-4 Montezuma (18?6), m, 363; 64, 29, -31i_99r (u.s. 1795) , 64, 250 (1925): 58, 233, 350; 63, 199; 65, 2 74 (Chi1. 1818c)-, P9, 720, 125 Neilie ey"áTé" (1á73) , E'+qg (tilex 1842) , 57,204, 453; 58, 22t' 222 Ne1lie Jane (1897), 58, 228 Moon Ne11y (7760c.),6C,443 (1552) , 56, 4 Nemesis (1826) , 62, 284 (1625) , m, 257-8 Neosho class moniTots 60, 297 (1586), 60, 178 Neptune Moonlight efsgo), 59, 101 (1683), 63, 339 Morian of Danzig (T545), 58, 104 (1756), 64, 270 Moxning (1903c.), 65, 358 (7757) , 62, 189 Morpeth (1870c. ), 4, 69 (F. 1795c. ) , 60, 116 $Iorro castle (u.s.T930), 59, 253; (1797), 57, 367 63, 201, 203 (1844), 5E, rro , 226-7 Mo661 (c. 7872c.), 60, 3oo (F. 1870E:), 60, 369 Moselle (C. 1864), 99, 74 (1874), 60, 363 t{oses (1861), 59,227 (1904), 63, 298 (1e09) . 63. zaa Moskva (R. 1898-t, 58, 427n 1794c.), 62,296 Moss Rose (flatner), V, 3Z rcer¡u¿oáú Téi Goshawt<, rnd. Mouche (F. 1800), 65, 87 Nereus (1821), 56, 262-3 Mountaineer (18?6)-, 5q, 419 Nettuno (rt. 1854), 56, 167 Ivtulgrave (1812) , 63, 328, 329 Nevada (U.S. 1914), 60, 226 Musáshi (J. 1886);59, 237 Newark (1695) , 59, 56 Musquito (1870c.), 61, 395 New Bark Mute (U.S. 1814), 61, 395 (1523) , 56, 23, 25 Mutine (t779), 58, 282 et seq (1543). 66, 170; 63, 255 My Lady (1889)., 63, 395 Newcastle Tiose), 5T 767; 62, 94 Myrmidon (1781), 56, 796 Newcastle iane (iz77e. ) , qi;401 llystery New Hope (Du, 1756) , 9, 352 (1850), 58, 228 Newport (L867), 59, 106 (1885) , 64, ]-68 New^Yearis Gift (f615), 59, 115 New York (1783) , 93-' 3Og New Zealand Nabara (ex Vendravail, Basque 1930), (1904), 56, 343 64, 209 (1911) , 56, 41L 82 INDEX OF SHIPSI NAMES New Zealander (1828), 57, 288, 292-5 Nymphe Niagara (U.S. 1856), !Q, 480; 99, gS (F. 1800c. ), 63, 268 Niger class frigates 63, 56-8, 63-7 ( 1807) , 59, 328 Niger ( 1759 ) , 60, 77 , 83; 9,9, 56-67 ; 64, 363 Nightingale Oberon (1871), 57, L25-6 ( 1651) , 59, 187 observateur (1806), 99, 3e er seo:,' Al (1823c. )-57 , 7]-, 72 173, 178 :É' Nil (F. 1863E;), 63, 87 Occasion (Sp. 1602c. ), 64, 79 Ni1 Desperandum (m70) , 58, 4o7, 479 Ocean Ni.le (1888), 60, 302, 370 (1840c.), 65, 343 Nimrod (1864) , 9!, 27 ( 1828) , 63, 165, 166 , 169 (1870c.), 60, 68 (1832), 64, t49 (1898) , 6372A9 Nina (sp, 1492), 63, 227, 228 Ocean Be11e (1862), 64, 767, 768 Ninth Whelp (1628), 56, 28-30 Oceanic (1899), 62, 205 Niobe C. 1918), 56, t7O, 172 Ochakov (R. 1902), 58, 426n Nippon Maru (J. 1591), 62, 356 O Cisne (P. 1805c.), 60, 193 Nissin (J. 1902), 58, 422 O'Higgins (Chi1. 1818), 63, 11? er sec Niteroi (ex Succes66 Brz, !878), 57, Okean (R. 7902), 58-, 424 74, 82, 86, 4!6; 59, 143 et seq O1d Dominion (C,S. ex Alfred 1862c.), N. Jenkin (1847), 10, t2 6L, 265 Nobless (Sw, 1893), 59, 451 OlT-James (ex James 1634), 59, 18? Nonapareil (1867), 58, 405, 419 Old Trafford (1907), 58, 296 Nonpareil (oyster smack ? ), 61, 190 Oliver Cromwell (U.S. 1776), 58, 225 None-such Olof (G. L897), 99-, qSt (1842) , 63, 50 Olosega (1877), 92, 300 ( 1e68) , 58, 63; 63, 3 00 Olustre Nootka (C ae 7),56, L 80n (ex Ajax C.S. 1860c), 61, 266 Norfolk (e:rTallahassee ex Atalanta C.S. 1864), (1693) , 62, 37L 61, 26L (L757), 63, 341 Cneida- (U. S. 1861) , 63, 78 (u.s. 1800), 57, 238 Onondaga (U.S. 1862) , 60, 296, 302 Norman (1864) , 64, ll Onyx (1822), 60-, Z0g (1869), 59, 473 Oosterwyk (Du. 1655), 91, 25O, 253, 259 Normandie (F. 1935), 59, 2431, 63, 203 Opawa (1876), 60, 269 North (1779), 6t, 296 Ophir (1920), 61,297 Northampton (1876), 60, 363; 64, 29, 30, Opossum (1821), 60, 209l- 64, 3t9 P1.4 Opus (1880), 58, 404, 4Lg Northern Lieht (U.S. 1852), 65, 165 Orama (1824), 99, 1OZ North Star (1824), 58, 53 et seq Orb (U.S. 1816), 64, 352 Northumberland Orestes (1860), 60, 217 (7679) 63, 757 'oTeto' (Florida, e.s. 1862), 63, 74-9, 80 ( 1750 ) 59, 39; 60, 4O3, 63, 224 Orford (17e4) 59, 386 (1698), 63, 336; 64, 236, 239 ( 1798 ) 58, 231 (1749), 89, 39; 63, 349 (1866 ) 57, 116, 130 (F. 1756), 6!, 75 et seq Norwich Oriental (Brz 1823), 57, 83 (1693), 99, 29 et seq Orion (7745), 61, 198 (7787),60,115, 64, 363 Norwood (1853), 57, 71 et ses (Icelandic 1809) , q9, 88 Notero (1881), 59, 72 ( 1879 ) , 60, 363 Nottingham (1?05t, 6L, L64 Orione ( It. 1882) , 62, 135 Nova Amazoneas (P. 1823), 17, 432 Orlando class cruiséis 60, 373; 64, 32, 33 Novarra (Aust 185?c.), 64,-f38 Orlando (1886), 65 , 224, 226 Nova scotia (ex Rapid ft]z),59, 323 Orontes (1862), 62 ,74 Novelty (N.2. 1863), 57, 296 Orpheus Novik (R. 1911), 58, 422 (7773), 58, 276; 9!, ¿oG Novo Portugal (P.-7 ), 64, t74 (180e), 6T, sao N.S. del Pilar (Sp, 1668), 57, 253, 257 Orray Taft-CNor. 1866) , 8, 478 N.S. deI Popolo (Sp. 1666), 91, 26tn Osage class monitors 60, 297 N.S. del Rosario Osborne (1870), 60, 437 ( sp. 1588) , 67, 357; 99,, g0O Oscar den Andra (6scar II, Sw. 7906), 62' ( Sp. 1665) , 57, 25O 203 N.S . del Socorro ( ? Milosrte, Ragusan, Osoaviakhim (ex Vnimatelny R. 1905), 1588c. ), 64, 26L 58, 426n N. S. de lasliaravillas (Sp, 1648), 56, Ossory (1711) ,E 47 55 Otago (1869), 62, 252, 387 N.S. de Regla (Sp. L646), !6, 50 Ottawa (C. 19 3E', 56, 180 Nurnberg (G. 1907), 56,. 4!7 otter (1742), 58, 35 INDEX OF SHIPS I NAII{ES 83 Patriot (1916), 56, 772, 175, 183n o'11í rti:" iii" "rlu, ru u Patriota (Mex. 1818c.), 6+, 356 )-' wizarct- 1837) 64 333 Patrona of GuadeloulE' ' (sP. 1569), (Genoa, 1536), 59, 274 ""-az,^,,)"la¿v 2+s (Sicily 1536), 59, 274 ,oüii'tg"oo"' (Courageous 1916), 62, (Monaco 1536), 59, 275 Patronne (M, 1570), 62, 273 t44 ' Paul 6u¿1¡ (1879), 57, 300 o.Ílá|n>, (1372), 63 110, 112 9!, 22; GB, tbz ( L652 ), 62 92, 177 424 ( 1677 ),57 261 inza), 56, Áo ozark (u.s:-1864), 60, 297 Peace ( 1864)- v!, 70 Peacock (U.S 1 815 ), 61, 377 Pearl oe.cifj-c (U.S. 1830c.)' 57, 50 (1613) , 56, tt2 ''packet of lVoodbines' (Askold R. 1900), (1651), 62, ttt 62, 744 (t762), 61, 38, 290, 406; 6',9, 57, 66 paffirta (sp. 1602c. ), 64, 81 ( 1820c. );-9!, t2 paeoda (1844), 56, 33 et seq (1855), 59, 110 páit"a" (1899c.)' 60, 384 Pearlie (1666), 92, 92 class frigaTEs 61, 168 63, 54-6, Pechenga (ex J. Áñegawa Maru ex Angara i,ulrr" , 427n 57 64, 65 ex Moskva, R. 1898), P!, , (1942), 100 Pa11as Pedestal 63, (t757), 56, 189-90; 61, L67; 63, 56, Pedro (Sp. 1823), 64, 359 64, 65, 67, 225 Pedro r 7srz.77ffit-57,79 et seq,4!5 (t793), 60, 168n ét seg, 59, 148 eü seg (It. 1882), 62, !35 (rao¿) ',, 9, 145; 63, 69 Pegaso i rsoo ) 6T 4oa Pegasus , (r776), 300 ( 1865) , 91, 15 59, (1890), 60, 375 (7779) , 64 , 363; 65 , 67 Paimas (1876'c. ), 60, 68 Peggy (1783), 57; 309 Pamir (G. 1905), 64, 389-90 Pelican (1850c. ), 99, 474 P"*punoo"rr. class-EhiPs 91, 16 Pelicorne (T,7627),, 647 Pamyat Merkuriya (ex Kagut R. 1903)' Pelorus (1808), 99, 26 6 58, 426n Pemba (1877), 62, 357 Paldora class cruisers 65, 228 Pembroke Pandora (1690) , 58, 167-7r (1779), 59, !14 (1710) , 59, 20 (1?95) , m, 1-77, 208, 2L1 (t757) , 60, 452 (1806) , 64, 36L ( 1812 ) . E',, rgg; 63 , 332 (1861) , 59, 106 Pepduick-rv-( 1968) ,-65, \64-5 (t929), 60, 29]. Pehelope (1800c. ), E, 70 Panther (1829) , 62, 286 (1758), 56, 130 (1867), 6T, 15; 64, 2L (I776c.),62, L96 peneuin'(rgfá> , at, zza et seq, 395 (IIEIC 179OAf , 60, 243 et seq Penñington (]-642t; 57, 397 Panthére (T. 1-74. é. ), q' 309 Pensée (F, 1798c.), 64, 249 Papua (1870), 57, 300 Peppercorn (1615), 99, 115 Pirá (Brz 78241, 59, 148, 150 Percy (1887), 58, 418 Paracki Pacha (P.-ie01c.) , 63, 268 neregrine (Cá1TeV), (ex Carolina 1733), Paragon (ex Henrietta Maria 1633), 57' 63, 62, 63, 64 386-7 PeFi (1858), 60, 270 Paraguasstf (ex Real Carofina Brz' 1819), Perle (1635), 99, 45 et seq 418 seq Pér1en (1807), 65, 350 59, et (Brz-1860c. 301 Paiáguay (1850) , 57, 4 Pernambuco ) , 60, Paramoor (1643) , 6,!., ZA3 Perola (1823), fl, 69, 418-20_ Parana (1852), 57, 4 Perseus (1776) ,-99, 7! , 72 , 73 Parfait (F. 167ft, 57, 239n, 247, 243, Perseverence 250, 253, 261 (1807) , 57, 290 Paris (F. 1^92\), 59, 243 (1820c.),64, L2 Parmelia (1829c.), 60, 202 (1882), 59, 449 Pasgeld (Du. 1749), 58, 11 Persia (1900), E, 213, 353 Paséaic class monitoF3 60, 296, 303 Peru (c. 1911), 63, L62 (1840), 273 et seq Patani (1609), 440 (1873) , 60, 267-85 56, 42E Patience (1666)762, 92 Pervoe lrláyá-(ex Dunay R. 1891)' E9, Patriarch (1869),_-99, 65, 68 Peter Pat¡icia (flatner)-, f ,35,37 (1642), 57, 391 Patrician (1916) , 56;t72, 175, 183n (t7a7c.)7as, z Patrick Mi11er (1787-), 57, 454 Peter and BeEethe (1810), 58, 190 a4 INDEX OF SHIPS I NAMES

Peterel Pomarou (186b) 60, 21-6 (t794) 58, 282, 284 , (t927),, Pommeru (c. 1903t 61, 311 m, 426n Pompée (1793) , 61, T76 Petit Anglais (F. 1646), b6, 50 n'!83:.,Á3T 24t, Petit Milan (U.S. 1816) , 64, SSq \ui":z*i'Z3l' si' 24s, Petit Ours (Bern. 1666), 63, 10, sheet t Populo see N.S. del popolo Petrel (1839c. ), 60, 1Sz Porcupine Petropavlovsk (R.-T894), 60, 165, 304 (L746), 64, 374 Petr Velikii (R. 1822) , 60: 298 (1818c. );60, tez Phaeton (1883), 94, 22 Porpoise (tzog), Ez, 2gL Phantom (C.S. 1866c.), 6t, 266 Portcullis ( 1b46 );60, tZZ , L7B (U.S. t7ggJ: 63, 2gg Port land Philip_and Mary (1bb6), EEIA, 28, 25; (165s) , e2, e4 63, 255, 259, 267 (t744), 65, 7t, 72, 73 Philippe (1334c.), 60, 319 Phillis (18b3t (7766) , 60 , 78, 83 P1.6 Ellen 64, 165 Portsea(183E'c.), g1, 274 et seq Philomel (1890), 60, 975 Portsmouth Phoebe (1651) , 6t-265 (1649) , 57, 78; 62, ttt Phoenix (L707) , 55', tz' ' (1545) 56, 23, 25-6" 63. 256 (16th , Post (1563t 63, 256 eeñT. ) , 56, 139 -' Postitlón (F:-1647) , 56, 55 (1602) , 64, 282- Potemkin_(R. 1900), gglss (L672),56,28; SZ, 885; b9,345 (c. (1649), Potosi 1895) , 59:364 m,, r74' Potrillo (Chi1. 18TBc. ), 63, 119 (19?1), 5q', 355; 5?, Le3 et seq, 445, Powerful 200-1, 445; b8,-f1t, 4Zl (1873) , 64, 148 (1694), 59, 222- (1856) 6T, 260 ( pl. , 1lle) , , 372-3 10; 6L, 226; (1895) 66, szzi 62, zbo 63, 52^57 , (1832), Poyans (194T) , 64, 56b-22 64, 333 Prazeres_e AlegiTa (p. 1823) , 57, 432; Piako (1826t, 58, 481; 60, 269 59, 146 Pictou (1812c.)l Sg, 32T- Predace (F. 1815), 61, gZ8 Piemonte (It. 186O-, 62,282,356 Premium (1860), S9,-T94-s Pilgrim President ( 1614c. 60, r42 (u.s. ) , (u.s. 1800), 61, 377, 394 1934t 58, 182 (u.s. 1812) , 58, sz Pilot (1894), 2m,4tS et seq (1829) , 64, t48 Preston (1.757), 64, 58 (u.s. 1836) , 57, 220 Presveta (Ragusa (1850) AnuncijaEa 15ggc. ), , 65, 272 64 , 255 , 256 , 257 258 261 Pique (1834t, 68, 165, 16T , , (ex Presveti Ruzarij (Ragusa 1b88c,), 64. 255 Piranga Unfto Brz. L8L7) 57, 82, g6, class ships 60, Zgg 415 et seq; 59, 143 eü ses Preussen (c. 1902), 65; 166 (rt. LsozT; 63, s33 Pride Piscesl]"" (1928);61, of the lVeaver (i898), b8, 419 III 911 Pride of the West (flatner) SZ pitt Primorye_(ex ,-Ei, (L784) Haiyen ex Bulga 6f Signat, , 57, 289 R. 1903), 58, 425 (1816), 63, 329 (7782), Primrose Planter 58, 340, 348 (1523), 59, 393; 63, 254, 2b5, 26L Plough (1666) , 62, 94 (1551) Plover (1841), , 6d, s, L7:i5_6 56, 34 ( 1553c. ) , 58, 316 Plucky (1870) , 64, zz (of-HarwicE-1b88), Plumper (1807) 60, 1?8 ,-89, 322 ( 1590) , 60, 178 Pluto (1864), 5z;-146 Prince Plymouth ( 1670) , 63, 93 (1653) , 5e, r87: 62, tt5, LL6 (1788),57, (1708) tsz-at , 5d, 22 (184e) , 85, zza Pobida (R. 7772e.) , 60, 255 (1854) 348 Poblano (líex.1847 , m, ), 57, 207 (R. 19th-Eent. ) 60, 166 Poitiers ( 1815c. 61, 391 , Polaire Prince Albert (1841t 64, 11, 168 Aquilla spl-180b), b6, 2t5 ( 1864) , 59, 58; 60, 3O1 Pol'ar Star ( 189 1) 58, 419 (V. , Prince Cons6rt (185E), 60, 69 Polluce 179 8) , 58, 102 Prince Ferdinand (t?64)762, LBB Po1lux (Du. 194 2) , 56, 160 Prince George Pol1y Hampton (Col.-f 824), 64, 35 (91 1682), 6s, \sz, 2s5 Polyarnaya Svezda (R. 1890), 58, 424 (L772)!gt" Polyphemus , 64, 222 - Prince of 6?ange (tZZSc. ), S8, 186 (7782) , 57, 159-61; 60, 79, 83 Prince of Wales (1840), 64, 335, 339- (1881), (1775e. ), 60, 397 6b, 365,371-2; 65, 222, 223 (17e3) , F7;L 58 INDEX OF SHIPS ' NAImS 85 Pvthon as a ship's name 60' 2er ,riiS|rji H3l'iu!"'"tinued) ;1 R63) ^ 60. 152 )íóáei'. 66'. s++ Quail (1830) , 60, 209 , fl, 454; 65, 254, Quathlamba 1re75), 5e, 6e-84, 204; 9, az nri;;;-ióv;i'(1610)"sga Quebec ..ir"" Waldemar (1863), 60, 752 (1760) , 63, 66 íi;;;¿ wirr:."* uénrv (ízEE), 6q, 210-11, (1781), m, 213 '-zt1nt 64, 24]--3 Queen o"ince"a-(sp. 1536) , 59, 275 (1?q9) , $, 3-63 í"ín.."" (1660) , 62, OZ (1839), !!, 413 'oi.ltrcessa (Sp. 17Zdc. ), 63, 336, 349n (1893) , 64, L68 ;;i;;;; ¡ieiandra as-ÁtrSs' name, 1864, Queenborou$ (1694), Z, aao '- Ao, tsz Queen Charlotte p"iñá"=" Alice (ex Bute 1865), 62, L86 (1790), 61, 149; 99' 99r 223; 64, 361-6 i-"in""". Ameria (ex Humber 1693t 63,188 (1810),58, 208; 59,446 ;;;;;;" Ann (12d2) , g, !6 (1813) ,4, 7so i"inó."" Anne (ex DúcñEss 1$79>,59, Queen ElizaEeth class battleships 9!,' t99 !6 et seq Queen Elizabeth princess Dágmar (1863), 60, 752 (lqqq)' 99, 151 ir"io.""" Louisa (!742), E7t 372 (1913) , 62, 144, 797 princess of lVales as ships' name, 1864, Queen Mary '- AO. rcZ (1972) , 58, 214; 63, 2O3 pr-il'óess Royal ( 1853), 59, 110 ( 1934) , 61, 50 irinc.ton (Ú.s. 1s47), m, 205 Queensborough (1701)' 91, 47^^ 1"1i"."" Réa1 (p. 1828)752, 42o-L, 429 Quinsigamond class-moni-ors 60, 296 iri.ncipe (P. 1823) , fl, 424 Quittance (1590), 60, L74 Principe Real (P. 1823)' V, ZO Principessa Yolanda (It. 1907), 62, 2O5 i"in" ?rr.**nder (1?16, model of )l-56, 154 Rachel (L812c.),- 9!t^\57 prins fre¿erik (DA 1774c),63,23!- Raglan (1915), 60, 304 prins Gustaf (Sw. l79oc.) , 60, 26t (1586) 62, Lts i"in" cu"t"f Adolf (sw. 1?96'6.), 60,267 ' Eg, ?9i prinz edar¡ert (G. 1866), 60,299- \+91-7-),.59,^287 et seq (G. 1920), 59, 364- (1628c'), 62, 259 p"árutrru,i= (1839)', Ñ', 2Lo; 64, 335, 339 (1747) 63, 391 (c. t -!-372; L7O,-!!' L7-2--275; promptidfo (P. 1e23t 57, 426- _ 1918),.-*, ^^ ¡;;;ñ;a (tadol , 64, 1.6¿_ Raisonable (1?68), 6:-, 2e5-6; 63, 276 proépect of IVhitES G779), 65, 199 Ralei-gh Pros-perous ( 1666) , 56, 87 (U' S ' 1?76) , .58, 52 p"óiéétio" irssoi', ñ', 413 1191?) , q9' 1To práiá.tor ( ieez) 'odl'sso ( 1973)r-@, 364; 61, 7L, 22; 62, 2o3; Providence , 9!, zt (1919), zoe (1636), 57, 386-7, 394, 396; 60, 153- - 65, 163 - Ramillies (u.s: 1?ze), 6!, 2z (lzqg), !9, 199 et seq; ry, ?9! irzsr),' gg','2-zTi oz, os,70,2oo,2o7- (119!)'9, 996 et seq; 64, t47 2L3;'64:'247-4 _ (1892) , %, 4o (1802),-58, 340 - Ranger (iétg;: )-64., LZ (ex Deux Couronnes 1747), 61 , L64, 770 (ra¿r) , g!- tz \!7?2) r_91, 157 Providenci;- (U.S.1756c.),99,3S (Gr. 1818) 56, !64 (1991) , ?27 ',', ( 9, (p . rezs ) 57-;' 432 1850 ) 64 , Provlncie ván-Tirecnt (Du. 1663), 92, Ranier (sp11817c.' ^!66 ), 24g, 254 Rappahannock,(9:s._ex-Tictor-9!t 1855), 63, 85-7 Prudent Rashleigh (1802) , 57, 238 (ex comte F. 166?), 57, 237n,240, Rattler (ex Ardent-1843), 60, 2Í0; 63, 24L , 249 , 25O , 254;259 , 26\ , 263 328; 64, 347 (F. 1áS?) ,'64, ,Og RattlesñTke class torpedo 60, 372 (1768), 56,-T87n; 59, 4L et seq1, 64, Rattlesnake. 300 (1777), 9!, 84 Prudent Marv (1683) , 57, !94 (1812c.):-59, 324 Pueyrredón icdir. rárEE.), 63, !23, !25, (1qqq) ,9,?72 L26 (1943) , 60, 297 Puigóero1á (Sp. 18?4), 60, 2gg Raupo (ex -Louisa Craig ex Peru 1873), Punjaub (18d7), 58, 3Ó9-át seq- 60, 281-5 P1.16 pusév roit rráásf 63.42 RaGn (1777),9!,59 Pylades (1884) , ao,-tt Razbovnik (R. 1878) , 64, 24, 35n Pyramus (1310) , Ñ, 446 Rea1 Pyroscaphe (F:'176á), 60, 102 (sp. 260 (Brz i191),.5e,t82oc.);91,, 7o-86; 4L5-422 86 INDEX OF SHIPS' -NAMES Real Carolina (Brz ex P. 1819), 57 70, Resurgam (1878c.), 59, 469 81-2, 86, 424, 42?-9, 430n Retvisan (R. 19OO),-E'0, SA¿ Real Mustafa (T. 1770), 60, 254 Revenge Real Pedro (Brz. ex P. 1820c.), 57, 70 (7577), 56, 24, 26; 63, 26L, 262; 57, Real Portuguese (P. 1823), 57, 4Zd 193 Réa1e (1679), 57, L93 (I'. 1538), 59, 392 (1805), 57, 158-167; 59, 209 (I'. 1668), Ñ, 24OrL, 260 (1892), 60-, 288, 375 - Rebecca Revolutionaire (F. 1794), 59, 446: 64- nao (7740), 61, 310 Rewa (ex A1iée A leigh 1á80-t', 6O,'2EZ' -"' (1900c.), 65, 99 Rhein (G. 1872c, ), 60, 300 Rebuff (1s05t 56, 2!5 Rhoda Mary (1868), 66, for Recontre (F. 1765c.), 6L, 75 Bichard and Martha Cf654), 62, LL7 Red Ga11ey seeGalley Subtile Richard Green (1866), 64, !0, 72 (U.S. 1853), qq, 153, 165,166, Richelfeu (F. 1900c.), 60, 226 1-67 Richmond elass frigates-p!, 58-63, 64-b, 66 Red Lion (1609), 65, 338 67n, 68 ' --' Redwing (ex Richmond), 1837), 64, 334,336 Richmond Reefer (U.S 1847), 57, 205 (1757), 63, 60, 64, 65, 6-6, 67 Reformation (1666) ,p, 92 (L776c. )-, 99, 401 Regazona (Sp, 1588),6!,366 Rifle as a shap''s name 62,233 Regazona Beneziana (Sp. 1588), 63, 365, Rigdin (ex Ingrid 1907);65, 188 366 Rinaldo (1860), 57, 726 Regeneracao (P. 1323) , 57, 420 Ringdove Regent (1806), 60, 38; 61, tZ4 (1489), 60, 228; 62, ]-9t (1853), &, L65 - (1816) , 6,!, 329 Rio de Platá (Brz 1823), 57, 7l , 83,425 Regina (Sw. 1644), 56, 48 Rio Packet ( ? ), 57, 5T Rgcinald (1881), 58, 418 Riponrs Prize (7744c.r, 62, 377 Régine (F. 1647),-56, 48, 55 Ripple (19th cent.), 64,-f65 Rehu ldoana (1963),-59, 238 Rippon Reinier Claeszen (Du. 1891), 60, 300, (1758), 63, 51 302 (1812), Ñ, 445 Reino llnido (Brz.782Oc,),57,70,82 Rip van WiñEle (1852c,),62,286 Reli.ant (ex old Trafford (1502), 56, 168; Rising star 57,443.58,296 (1821c.),64,328 Renard (F. 1885c.), 62, 351 (1891), 58, 4!9 Renommée Rising States (ex Annabella U.S.1776), (F. 7744), 61, 168, !69 et seq 56, 155-6; É, 200 (F. 1809c.), 60, 35 Risui (ex Vaterland 1903), 58, 423 Renown River Hunter (1892), 82, 76 (ex Renommée 1747), 6t, 769-71 Biversdale (1774), 56, 425 (1874), 58, 4Lg (1870c.), 61, 315 (1879), 58, 404, 479 (1916), 63;' 199; 65, 171-5 R.L.c. (1874), 64, 168 Reprisal (ü-.S. 17?6); 65, 69 Roanoake Repulse (U.S. 1855), 60, 296, sOt (1596), 65, 338 (U.S. 1892), pp, 387 (1868) , 64, 25 Robert (1916), 6-, 199 (1654), 60, 27 Research (T663), 61, 15; 9!, 2l (1666),62, 93, 94 Reserve (1650) , 62, Ltt (1840c.), 63, 388 Resistance (1861t 60,374;62 23 et seq Robert E, Leé-(C.S. ex Giraffe 1860c.), P1. 3 6L, 262 Resolute (ex Refuge ex Ptarmigan 1850), Robért of Farley (1641), 57, 385 65, !OB, 270 Roberts (1941), 60/, 305 Resolution Bob Roy (1820c.), 64, 336 (ex Prince 1610), 62, 770 et seq Robüst (7764), 63, 264 (1667),56,94;58, 108 Roccafortís (V. 1628), @, 161 et seq (ex Drake-ex ¡¡ardüis of Granby 1770) Rochambeau (F. ex Dundeib'erg U.S. 1865), 56, 1B7n; 57, q5Z; 58_, 337-8; 61, 60-, 2gZ 290; 63, 69; 64, 36, 2L6; 65, 18 Rochester (1781), 56, 276, 285-6, 295-6 (1685), 57, 196 (1789), 63, 208 (1795), 63, 226 Restauracao (P. 1823), 57, 42O Rocket (1858), 60, 68 Restigouche (C. 1938),56, 180 Rodecog (1334 c.),60, 318-9, 332,325 Restitution of Sunderland (1700c), S,155 Rodney (1925), 58, 233, 350; 63, t99,65, Restoration 274 (1706), 59,20 et ses Roebuck (L774), 58, 275 (ex Oliver Cromvrell U.S. 1776), 58, 225 Roland (1772c, ), g¡¡, 81 INDEX OF' SHIPST NAMES 87 Rolf Krake (Da. 1863), 60, 298 et. seq Royal Williatn co:1üinued Rona (1885), 60, 275 e t seq (1833), 59, 469; 61, 307; 62, t86, 387 Rosalinde (1809c.)' 60 443 (1838), 59, 469 Rosaire d'EsPagne (SP. L675), 93_, ZAt . Roze (Ale. 1693), 62, 276-7 (SP 1675), 57, 267 Ruby Bosaire de F1ándre j Bosa Pequena (SP. 1646 ,E'50 ( 1625) , 62., ZS7 Bosario <1797), W, 2l 4 ( 1651 ) 62, 92, 93 Rose (1-652) 58, 16?; 62, tlt (L776 7674) , 9!, 22 ) 62,774 77t2 56,235 Rupert ( 1 8V2), 60, 363; 64, 2t (1757 m, zzí; 6L, 226; 63, 62, 671, Ruri.k ( P, 1892) , 60, 377 65, 1 11 Russell ( 1E3oc ), 57, 58, 60 (1764), 59, 301, 305; 62,60; 63, 370, 37L, ( 1833) , 57, 42 64, 362 Bose Ga11 ei-( rsrz) , oo, 15 (7822), 63, 332 Eose I{i.11 Packet (1789) , 57, 288 Ruth Rose in t he Sun (1546), 60, 772, t78 (1642), 57, 388-9, 391 Rose of Denmark (1863) 6- , L52 (1651c.), 59, 287 et seq Rose Ship (1546), 60, 1 7T 778 R.W.J. (19th cent.), 63, 165 Roshal (ex Ing, Mech. Dimitriev R. 1905), Ryassan (R. 1913), 56;418 58, 426n noGia (R. 1896) , 60, Jl I Rostislav (R. 1770c.), 60, 254, 26L Sacra (1607) ,g!, 282 Rothes ay Bay Sacret(t) (1 557), 56, 24 (187 7) 60 , 279, 283 Sage (ex Roehefort F. 1669), 57 , 239-257 ( 1897) , 50 ,81 Sagittario (It.1882) 62, 736- Rover Saguenay (C. 1935), 5 6 ,-f75 (1808), p, 88 Saint Abbs (1848 58, 398 et seq (1835c. ), 64, 275 St. Albans ( 1687 56, 754 (1870c.. ), 61, 315 S. Ana (Sp. 1675 , fr, zss, zsz, 262 (L874), 91722; 64, 2!; 65, 270 Santa Ana Maria sp:-1628) , 62, 264 Rowbarge' TTsazc. );99 , l7T St Andrew (1670) 58,169 Boyal Adelaide (1834) , 60, 269 S. Anna (M. 7742c .), 60, 412 Boyal Alfred (1865), 64, 23 Santa Anna (Sp. 1 628), 58, 105 Royal Bride (1862) , 60, L52 8te Anne Royal Caroline type frigates 63, 64, 67n (M. 1570), 62, 273 Royal.Caroline (ex Carolina ex Peregrine (Sfr. 1675) , 57., 261 Galley 1733), 99, 62, 63, 64 (F. 1690), 62, 276 Royal Caroline (4749), 63, 59, 62, 63, 64 saint AntoineJr. 1?53) , 62, 278 Royal Catherine (1664), 91, S00 S. Antonio (1858), 59, 469; 91, 50 (Sp 1675), 57, 253, 257 Royal Dane, ships of the name 1864, (M. 1760), 60, 412 60, !52 Santa Anunciacia (Sp, 1588), 61, 356 Royal Exchange (1608) , 64, 282 Santa Barbara (Sp. L646), 56, 51 Boyal George (1756), 57, 380, 383; 58, S. Bernardo (Sp, 1675), 57, 253 23O, 466; 60, 206; 99, gS; 65, 259 S. Carlos Royal Louis (sp. 1631), !9, 50, 55 r. (1668) , 57, 262 (Sp 1675) , 57, 253 (ex ImperiáI F. 1811), 58, 470 Santa Catalina (Sp. 7646), !6, 50 Modbl in Musée de 1a It'lailne, 63, 93 Santa Caterina do Monte SináT (P. 1522) , F.oyal Merchant ( 1601 ) , 64, 282 - 62, 192 Royal Oak Saint Charles (F. 1641), 56, 45, 50 (t674), 63, 349n Saint-CharIes de Flandre ISp. 1675), (1769), 56, 187n 57, 261 (1914), 58, 233 StTlara (Du. t694) , 62, 276 Royal Prin¿6 (1610), 62, 391 San Cristobal de la Buenaventura (Par Royal Sovereign class battleships 60, 7570c. ), 61, 34 375, 379; 63, 199 Santa Cruz (-sp f+osc. ), 58, 197 Royal Sovereffin St. Dominique (1701 56 , 754 ; 60, 166 P1.12 (F. 1646), E, 51 ( 1786 56 , 235 , 59, 100 (1880), E, 203 1857), eo 58; 60,301 Saint Esprit , 243, 1861 ) , 50 227 (ex Royal Thérése F. 1670), 57, ( 1871 62 31 250, 253, 26L, 262 ( 1915 50 , 252 ', 63, L99 see also (F. 1765), 6]., 76, 77 Arch ge St Etienne (F. 1621), gq, 50 Royal Tar (1 876) 59, 72 S. Felipe Royal Tran sport 163'5), 59, L2 (P. 1587), 64, 307-a Royal W i lIiam (sp. 1602c.t 64, 81 ( 1831 62, t02 (Sp. 1636), 56, 50 (Sp. 1675), 57, 257 88 INDEX OF SHIPS I NAMES San Fernando (Sp. 1640c.), 56, 43 Santa Maria de Vison (Sp. 1588), 69, Saint Gabriel (Sp. 1675), 57, 261, 262 366; 64, 256 365, St. George San Martin (1622), 56, 375; 58, 208 (Sp. 1588), 61, 360 (ex Charles 1668), 63, !57 (Chi1. ex Cumber1and,1818c. ), 63, 116 (1687 ? ), 63, 93 seg; 64, 158 6¿ Santa Gertru¿e--(Sp, 1628) , 62, 264 St. Mary TÍeso), 64, 360 Santa Gertrudis (Sp. 1628),-58, 1Ob St Mary cog (1387), 63, 111 San Giorgio (It. 1908), 63, 333 1671) 57 Saint Ivlichel (F. , , 243, 2S0 er seg Santa Giustina (Du. 7620c,), 62, 253-5 San Miguel (Sp. 1532), 5E; 201 Saint Ignace de Flandre (Sp. 7677), San Nicolas (Sp. 1588),-?3, 365, 366 57, 26! St Patrick (1666), 62, 93 S. Ignacio (Sp. 1675), 57, 254 St Paul r'. 1643) , 8, EA, 50, 55; $1, 311 Santa Isabel (c. 1914), 63, 287 San Pedrico (Sp, 1605c.), 60, 137 San Jaclnto (U.S, 1815), 61, 383 San Pedro St Jacques (Sp.1541 c.),60,173 (F. 1646), 56, 50 (Sp. 167a) , 57, 24O (Sp. 1675) , 57, 26! San Pedro y San Pablo (Sp. 1605c, ), 60, 137 Saint Jean St Petersburg (R, 1905c.), 60, 39 0, 392 (¡" 1538), 59, 392 Saincte Philippi (Sp. 1588), 64, 70 (M. 1570), 62, 273 San Piao (P. 20th cent), 62, 2t San Jeronimo (Sp L646), 56, 50, 55 Saint Pierre (F. 1538) , 59, 392 St John (1762) , 63, 136 San Salvador San Jos6 (Sp. 1588), 67, 357; 63, 360 (Sp.7775),62, 278 (Sp. 1675), 57, 254, 257 (P. 1823), 57; 432 San Sal,vador de Menoya (Sp. 1648), 99, ss San Josef St Thomas D'Aquin (F. 1646) , 56, 42 et seo (77e7), 5e, 108; gl!, 313 Santo Thomas de Aquino (Sp. 1642) , 56, 42:3 (sp. 1806-f,63,394 Santa Trinita-San Giovanni (v. 7749) , 62, San Joseph 278 (1648), 56, 55 S Ursula (M. l?42e.), 60, 412 (1797), 58, 357 San Valentino (P. 7602c.), 64, 78, 79 s. José Triünfo (P. 1823), 57, 429 St Vincent San Juan ( 1815) , 60, 408 (Sp. 1602c.), 64, 81 (1908), 63, 285 (sp. 1628), 58, 105; 62, 264 Saintes (t944), 60, 59n San Juan delTonativoJsp, 1648), Saker (1545), 56, 23, 25i 63, 256 56, 55 Salamander San Juan de Portugal (Sp. 1588), 61, 356 (1544) , 56 , 24; 59 , 391-21, 60 , L70, 213 San Juan de Ragusa (Ragusa 1588c.t 64, (1601) , 64, 282 257, 261 (1687), 59, 10, 11 San Juan de Sicilia (Ragusa 1588c.),64, (7756e.), 64, L92 259-60 (1832), 56, 268:' 60, 209 San Juan Evangelista (Sp. 1648), 56, 55 SalamandrelF, t752t , 56 , 428 St Kilda (1899) , 59, 79 Salamine (1808), 59, 87 St Laurent (C. 1937), 56, 180 S alisbury St Lawrence (1707), 58, 111; 65, 23 (L762), 63, 136 (t76e) , 59, 45; 62, 174 (1767), 62, 39O 63,136 ( 1e53) , 5-8',, 212 (L775), 63, 136 Sa11ey ( 1 861 ) , 9!, tt' (ex Atlas 1813) , 64, 349 Sa11y (17 58c. ), 63, 2 San Lazaro (Sp. 1 535', 58, 201 Sampson San Lorenzo (Sp. 1588c.); 60, 7771' 64, (1545e. ), 58, 395 259 (7644), 59, 34 Saínt Louis (or St Jen de Luz) (F.1627), (1844) , 69, L67 99, 50 Samson (Du. 1602c. ), 64, 80, 81 Santa Lucia (Sp. 1628), 62, 264 Samuel San Luis (Sp. 1602c. ), ATI At (Of London, 1587c.), 60, L22 San Marcos (1666) , 62, 92 (sp. 1532), 58, 2ot Sanda (1666), 62, 94 (Par. 1550c.t 61 , 34 Sandusky (U.S. 1865), 60, 297 (Sp. 1648), 56, 55 Sandwich (t759), 58, 237; 59, 306; 64, 61 sarita Maria (1665), 57, 193; 62, 93 Sandwick (t779) , 6i, 295 Santa Maria de Bison-(Sp. 158E-F, 61, 356 Sans Pareil Santa Maria de Ia (Sp. 1588), 62, (ex Prince F, 1ti69) , 57, 249-265 L94 (1887) , 60, 370 Santa Maria de Montenegro (or Sveta Santiago Marija Iz Crni Gori or Santa Maria de (sp. 1583), 5a, 297-3L7 Monet Mayor, Ragusa 1588), 64, 267 (? Sveti Jak6V de calicije,Sagusa, 1588c 64, 267 INDEX OF SHIPS t NAI\GS 89 czntiago continued Seahorse continued --'rso. 1646), 56, 50 (1830) , 63, 329 isi,. rozsl , fr, zss (1880) , 60, 29O isir. rezz),57, 26L Sea KÍng (1863), 63, 88-90 sr¡tissima TriñTdad (1769), 59, 386 Sea Queen (62, P1.1, fig.3 il'itissimo (Sp. 1675) , 57, 26t Searcher (15-63) , 60, 173; 63, 256 Iiniis"irno Saóramento (Sp. 1648), !9, 135 (U.S. 1850), 62, 704 g¿pphire (7740), 57, 372 Sea Snake (1853) , 57, 6 (U.s 1846J, 62, ]-96, Juv-rv SaTa}J- '(1975), (1835c. ), 64' 275 Sea Witch II 64, 190 (1860) , 64, !.66 Sedgemore (1687), 56, 154 8e1111841), 6g Seife (T. 1875), 60, 299 saiah E9, qq, 173 éarah Bridget (1858), 58, 418 Seine (F. 1809c.)-, 35 et ses; 6!, Sarah Latham (1936), 58, 413-4' 417; et seq 61, 195 Selkirkshire ( ? ),62, t95 salth Sands (1846), 6\, 6!-77 Selwyn Craig (1868), 99-_76 et ses;60,274 Saratoga (U.S' 1812), 64, 757 et seq Sarahashi Maru (ex Sars R. 1904), 58, Senegal (1760) , 58, 275 422-3 Senorita (1893), 60, 279 Sars (R' 1904), 58, 422-3 Sensible (1798), 58, 293 Satellite Serapis (1806), 58, 272 (L779), 59, 51 ifizil , ffi, 266 (1866) , 62, !99; 63, 390 saiisfacti6i (1646), 59, 187 Sergei (R. T765c.), 60, 253 Satol (ex M 24, 1915), 61, 197 Seringapatam (1819), qq, 93 Satsuma (J. t9O7c. ), 60, 386 serp-l-itotot (ex Angara- R. 1900) , 8, 425 Saturn (1786) , 63, 328, 329 Servia (1881), 60, 451 Saudadoes ( 16?0t Y, tA Seven Brothers (1785), 64, 304 Savoia (t798c.), 6tl ZOO Seven Stars (1586), 60, L73, 778 Scarborough Severn (1691), 58, t70 (1695), 58 , 111 ( 1695) , 58, 111 (1885), 65 , 223-4 (rz¿o), 38 Shah 58, 21, 3l (1756), 9s, 62 67 (ex Blonde 1870), 62 , 2O3; 64, Sceptre (1873), 60, 364; 67, 2l (F. 1670) , 57, 239n, 240n, 250 et seq (7942), 60, 300 (raos), 6ó,-38; 6!, t74 Shakespeare(1818), 64, 160 167 Scharnhorst Shamrock (19th cent. ) , 64, (G. 1906), 56, 412, 417-9 (189e), 60, 350 (c. rsso),66, 227; 6L, 4zri, 62, 2o4 (flatner)l 9'7,32 Scil1y (1847),64' t2 Shannon Scimitar (1863), qq, 481 (7757), 63 , 54, 67 ( 454; 105 Scipio (1739) , 61L-309, 374 1806) , 59 , 320 , 325-6, 99., Scorpion (1875), 6T , 363 ; 64, P13, 26 et seq (IIEIC 1784c. ), 60, 235, ( 1906) , bc , 2to ( 1863) , 59, 5e;Tq , 297 Shark Scotia (1862), 61 , 2 65 (7776), 65, 69, 71 Scottish Maid (f633) , 03, 50 (r7?8), 56, 210 Scourge (1910), ql, 288 Sharpshootd class gunboats 60, 372 Scout Sharpshooter (1577) , 56, 25-6 ( 1846) , 57, 130 (1885),66, zzS (1860), 62, 233 rscylla' (vic-tor 1855), 63-, 86-Z (1888), 60, 379 Scyl1a (1856), 99, 211 Shearwaterlex Dolphin 1837), 64, 333 Sea Dog (1588c.)l 58, 104 Sheerness Sea Dove (flatner) , 91, 32 (1691), 60, 73 Seaflower (1731) , 64, 373 (1666) , 62, 92, 93 Sheffielá Gx OId Dominion ex Alfred 1860c. ) (1796) ,.6t, 2o3 61, 265 Seaford c1á6s frigates 63, 62 , 63 seaford (L?54), ú, 52,31 , 62, 64, 67, (ex Sea King C.S. 1863) , 59, 2OO; 63, 69 88-90 Seagull (u.s. 1890) , 63, 387 (1790c. ), 64, 304 Shikari (1919), E, 249 (ex sylphe-f8o8), 58, ]-02, 194, 396 shikishima (J. 1EE-8) , 58, 422, 426n (1829c. ), 64, t49 Shining Star (1890), 58, 419 Seahorse Shiracñi (ex YodohaóhT-Maru, J. 1890), (L626) , 58,111 58, 426n (1748), 59, 45 Sh6,o-ting Star (U.S. 1860c. ), 67, 263 (17e4), 58, 282 et seg Shoreham (1694), 99, 111 90 INDEX OF SHIPS i NAMES Shrewsbury Sovereign (1488), 60, 25, 228: (1687), 57, 2O2 62 1oi (1758), Sovereign of the Seas 65, 341 (1637), 58, 103, 110; 62, 191; €!, Shtandart.(R. 1893), 58, 424, 426n 65 , 39-41, 339 OS; Siccardi (Aus. or Sardfnj.an 1861), 61-,264 (u. Signal (R. B. 1852 ) , 65, 166 1903), 58, 425 Sparenrijk (Du.-T249), 58, 11 Silach (R. 1890) , m, 422, 426a Sparrow (f799), 56, 98 EE s"s Silex (19th cent .);64, 762 Sparrowhawk (1807t, 59, t4g ' Silver Spray (flatnelJ, 81, 32, gE-7 Speaker Simoon (1849), 63, 332 (7649), 62, ]-t2, 715 Sirdar ( 19th cenE. ) , 64, L67 (1763), 5E',, rez Sir Edward Hawke (1267), 63, 136 Speculant (T895), b9, 80 George Sir Murray (1890), ñ, 294-5 Speculation ( 1806 );b6, 21S Sirenne (F. L744), 67, LZO-' Speedwell sirio (rt. 1882 ) , Az íss (1560), Siríus , 99, t0,2o-1,26, 183 (ex Cher iton 1656), 56, 87-8 (t7e6) , 56, 26; 57 , 289 (16e0), 59, 22-3i 62-81z (L824), 6e 86, (7752) , m,225 Sistance (T7B4c. ),61, 3ob ; 62, 96-7 Speedy Sisters (f latner) ,-il, ZZ (1782),58,244;60, 193 6 de f'evereiro (Brz;-182S g3 ), 57, (1793), -60, 37s Skeena(C, 1932), 56, \ZE, 182-3, 185 Spey (L822, b9, 106 Skidegate (1937),-96, 180 SphÍnx (1775):-58, 275 Sky 1 ark spider (1835) (1809c. , 64, L49 ), 61, 185 Spiegel (Du. 1663), SZ, 25O-I, 2Sg-4 (1826), 5e;106 Spitfire (1782), b8,-T88, 420' Sladkov (e;-Vsadnik R, 19 06), 58, 426n Spray (1895c. ), 62; 302 SIaney (1857), 63, 16b, 1 66,169' Sprightly ( 1840cJ, 64, L64 Slava (1919), 6T: 375; 65 , 273 Springfield (7776), 5E', 189 Slothany (1665t 62, 92; 93, 94 Sprite (1558), 56, 7, 24 Smolensk (8. 1905¿;), 60, 390, 392 spv Smyrna Factor (1702) , Eg, L6 (1586) , 60, r78 Snap (F. 1613c.), 60, T42 (1756),87, tzon Snowflake (1881), 5E', 418 59, 449 (1838) , m, e, 12 Snowsquall (1851) ,-9!, 3A 0 Squirrel Sobervia (Sp. 1536);59, 2 75 (1866), ( 1583c. ) , 60, 175 Sobraon 62, tST (1755) , 92,-AZ, 67 , 69, 225 Society (1654) , 62, ttt Stadt en Landen (ltu. 1653), EZ, 250, 253 Solace ( 1825c. ) ,-64, Lz Stafford (7797), 64, 303 Sol de Jésus (Sp.-T648), b6, 5s So1eil (F. 1640), 56, 49 EE ..s (lzqq), 5e, 36; 63, 56, 66, 67 Soleil d'Afrique (Fl 1OOS¡, bZ-, 24t (1794) , 58, 292, 293 Solimoes class river gunboatE- 60. 304 (1890c.),64,7-8 Solomon (1590), 56, 135, 150 Stamford (18Ti) , 60, 329 Somerset Standash (1685), 67, t96 (t748),63,33e Stanley (1859) , 6i: 265 (1873), 6T, 32 Staperayder (1866F, 60, 2Bg Somersetshire (1870c. ), 60, 68 (1854), 59, 201-2 Sophiá Star of Denmark (1E63) , 60, tb2 (L652) , 62, 339 Star of Hope (1865), 64,-aL (i685), 57-, 2L, 23 (1860c.)l 62, SgE (1860c.),6I,265 Statira (1807), 61, 391 lophia Amalia (Da 1650), 64, 376-z Staunch (1854), 66', Zrr - SophÍe (1813), 58, 420 Staunch (1867) , 64, ZZ Sorciére (1806);56, 215-6 Steenbergen (Du.-f621), EZ, 249, 254, 2Sg Sourdis (r. 1641);56,48,50, bs Ste1la (1898c.), 60, 273- Southampton class filgates 63, 54-6, Sz Stirlingshire (182E') , 52, 297 65, 6g Stonewall (C.S. 1864) 29?, 299 Southampton ,-EO, (1693), Stratheden (1937) , 58, 206 58, 28; 99, 2t Strathleven (1875), 92, 79 (t757), 6T, L6?,-17t; g9, S1 , 54 et Streights Merchant (T685) , 52, LqZ, !99, seq,6d 65,62,68,-25 200 South Carolina (1906), 60, 302 Stromboli (1839), 64, 335, 338, 339, 342 Southern Cross (1933), 5E-, 206 Strombolo (1739), 64, 374 South Park (ex Frank Rockefeller, U.S. Strude of.Danzig (T544), b8, 104; b9, 886 1896), 65, 354-5 Styx (1841), 60, 27O Southsea Castle (1769), 56, 130 Suadadoes (1670), 65, 47 Southwick (1861), 6!, 265- Submarine No.1 (HoTTand 1), (1901), 63, 393 Sovereigne ( 1495) , 64, L92 Subtil (67), 29O; 62, 157 Sovereigne (1637), w' L87 Subtyle see Red Gal1ey INDEX OF SHIPS ' NAMES 91 Swallow continued s"??333r ss, 2Bt et ses (1692), 56, 202 in* etáaTo.d 1660), 57, 303, 304' 305 (t74s>, 57, 222 ' 58, 165 (L74e), 99, 2 (L740), 56, 63; 64, 324 (L766) , 9e, 6 (7769) 45 i 17et) , 58, 244 , 59, 66, 266l, 60, t97-207 P1.13 (77e7), d, 302 inzs) , ( 130 i n4sc. ) , 60 , 206 Pr. L4 1868) , 62, s,,)!ásso (n.-Tezsc. ), 5? , 70, 74 (t946c.), 62, 353, 355 (1680), 29 et seq, 17O Swallowe (15Tf), 64, 3!4 I"tfoft 93, (17C4), 16 seq éurpttut (1826), 60, 2oo-4 Swallow's Prize 59, et sü1tan Swan (1807) , 63, 329 (1641), 57, 385, 391 ( t87O) , 62, 28 (167s) , 57, 305 suitana (1768), 63, 136 (flatner)l 91, 32 éumatra (1866), 58, 400 et seq Sweepstake (t497), !5, l7L;62,182, 191 Sun e0, ( trJ 259 (Is46) , 56 23 25,; 60, 172; 63, 256 1535c. ) , , (1586), 60 t7 8 TT666) , 5e' , 85, 62, 93 (rr 165 sunbeam Srveepst akes .s. 1E53), 65, (1840 c. ), 64, 165 Sweet [Iay (!927), 64, 165;767 (1883), 58, 418 Swift sunderland-T1693), 58, 171 (t747), 57, 372 Superb (1759) , 62, !89 (1772) 62 ( 1760) , 57 187 ; 58, 206 , 56, ( 1798 6i 396 (7777),58,275 ) 265 ( 1878 ) 66 363; 62, 347, 350; 64, 26 (1783) , 63, 2O7, 27!, Superbe (1840c.),64,165 --?rzro), bs,20 er ses (1885), 60, 288 P].17 ir. rethlent. ) , 63, 335 (1907), !!, 3at; 62, 744 ., Superdocious (1968) , 59, 256 Swiftsure EIass subr'.arínes 62, 199 Superlatlr'¿ (1601) , 60, !7, 22-3 Swlftsure Supply (t797) , 5e, 288 (1573), 5e 25- 6; 63, 367 Suiprise (fictitious) 59, 472 (1621) , m 110 e t seq Surprise (flatner), 57, 32, 55 (1673), 63 157 Susan (I6O4c.),56' 445 (7787), 5E 294 Susan constance (T615c.),60, t42 (1804), b't 159-64; 58, 227 Susannah (1870), 62 28, 29 (1764) , 58, 147 Sybille ( 7194) , 63, 264 et s eq (L773), 58, 189 SyCney (Austr l9-1rz) , 56 419 Susan of I'liiford (L623c.), 60 ,29 Sylph Susquehanna (Lr.S' 1865c. ), 5E , 480 ( 1814c. ), 61, 393 Sussex ( 1856) , 61, 265 (1652), 58, 206 Syrene (! .-T666) , 57, 239n, 245, 250, 253, (L929) , 58, 206 254 Suzan ancl EÍ1en (1635), 59, 354 Suzuya (J. ex Novik R. 1911), 58, 422 Svene (Fin. 1972), 99, ggS Taeping (1863),62, .195 sveti Anclrija (RaguFá 1588c. ), 64, 255 Tagua (1909), 57, 293, 30\ Sveti Ante Padevanski (F.agusa 1588c.), Taisei lt'{aru (1904), 63, 395 64, 255 Taitsing (1E65), 58, 400 et seq SvéTi Jakov od Galicije (Ragusa 1588c. ) Talavera (1818), 64, 755 64, 255 , 261 Talbot (1807), 59, 92 SvéEi Jerohm (Ragusa (1588c. ), 64' 255, Tallahassee (ex-Átatanta C. S 1864) , .61, 257, 26! 260-2 Sveti Kriz (Ragusa 1588c, ), 64, 255 Tamara (R. 1898), 58, 425 Sveta Marija íz Crni Gori (Ragusa Tamer (1765), 64, 239 1588c.), 64, 258, 260, 267 Tartar Sveti Ilatya-Tranjo (Ragusa 1588c), 64, (7702), 64, J/J 255 ( 1755) , G-i, 167 ; 63, 52, 54, 57, 56, Sveti Mihail Arhantel (Ragusa 1588c. ), 62, 64:67 64, 255 ( 1814) , 57 , 4]-6, 4L9 SvEEi Nikola Prodanelió (or san Nicolo) (7e37), 66, s+q (Ragusa 1588c) , 64, 258 Tatyana (P.:-1898) , 58, 425 Sveti Rajmund (Ragü6a 1588c.), 64, 255 Taunton (1654), 62, 77t Swallow Tawara (1860), 60, 69 ( (1939) 292 1544) , , 5,6, 73, 2 3, 25; 59, 176; 60, Tayana , 57., 170 63, 255, 2 61 TB 76 (1886), 60, 289 ( 1634 57, 386-7, 389 rB 79 (1886), 60, 289 ( 1643 --52, 296 TB 81 (ex Swift 1885), 99, 288 et seq 92 INDEX OF SHIPS I NAIUES

' Tea Chest' ( HIrIS Thet is 1817 ) , 62, L44 Tiga (ex M 16, 1915), 67, Lgz Telegraph (1857), 9, 70, 72 Tiger Teméraire ( 1q46) , 60, 1zO; 63, 360; 6b, 338 (r. 1671) , 57, 24L-263 (1570), 58, 104 (1798), 59, 121, 386 (1585) , 5iE, 23, 25 (1876), 60, 363; 62, 28, 29, 252, (1614c.),60, L42 , 347-52, Pl.13; 64, 31, 35n _.(!647), !91-rez; gZ, 7tt (1907) , 59, 235. 65, 285 Tigre Temperancelf latnerll 57 , 32 (F. 1647), 56, 55-6 Temple (7757), 59, 56 (F. 1806c.), 60, 362; 62, 188 10 de Feverairo-(P. !823), 57, 420 Tijger (Du. 1866), 60, 3óT' Termagant (1837), 64, 318 Tilikum (1850c.), 6 zszn Terpsichore (1785), 58, 282 et seq Tirpitz (c. 1939),-60, 226; 64, 796-7 Terra Nova (1884), 63, 93; 65, 358 Titanic (tgl2) , 59,-473i 61,-E'O TerrÍb1e Tiziana Prima ( 19-64 ) , 61 ,-315 (\!!7 ) , .57 , 454; 58 , 222 , 225 ; 63 , 340 Tjerimai (Du. 1883) , 59-: 236 (L756c.),64,192 Toby (16th cent.), 56;148 (r762) , sA7AZ, 155; 63, 200 Toedjoe (ex M 17, 1915), 61, 797 (F. 179 4) , 64, 363 Tolworth (1930), 60, 451 (1845), 62 ,-'Í87 Tom Bowline (U,S. 1815), 61, 377, 379 (1895) 66, 377, 62, 306 Tonnant Terror c 1 ass monitors 60, 304, 305 cF. J.743) , 6L, 75, 77 Terror ( 1798) , 57,T58, 161 ; 59, 209; (r741), 58, 281 63, 234-8; 64, 147 (1813), 65, 108 Tonquin (U. S. 1861 ) , 59, 227 (u. s. 1883 ) , 60, 302 Topsy (1840c.), 64, 165 ( 1916 ) , 60, 305 Torbay (Emsworth sloop) 62, 99 (ex Neptune 1683), 63, 339 Test (1861), 59, 227- (1693), 56, 318 Testa dé Oro (Sp. 1640c. ), 56, 43, 50, 55 (1875), 56, L14 Teura (ex Dol Iy 1891), 57, 297 Tourmaline (1875t 92, 3 1, 729 eü seg PI.b Thais (7929), 59, 106 Trafalgar ThaIia (1820), 64, 155 (1782) , 58, 282 et seq (1887), 60, 302 , 37Oi 9, Z7 (1889), 64, 22 Traffic (1892), 58, 419 Thames Transfer (1795), 58, 282 eü seg (1758) , 63, 65, 67 Transport (tr,S ? ),57,58 (1805), 63, 69 Transport Royal (1695), 56, 154 (1885), @, ss; gt, zzE Transvaal (t874), 59, 70 Theban (1809), 64, 350 Trego Ronnyger (1546), 60, 178 The Clans (1861), 59, 227 Tregothnan (1840c.), 64, !64 Thelma (1901) , 65, 273 Trelonke (1885) , 64, 766 Theophane (1868), 60, 430 Tremendous (1784), 58, 208; 63, 347; 64, (1868), 58, 399 e eg; 147, t55 60, 63-72 PI.5, 430; 61, 13 7-2 i 63, Trent 93; 64, 4; 65, L65 (1757), 63, 54, 67 Theseus-(1786t 63, 226 (L799), 56, 103 Thetis Trente-et-un Mai (F. 1794), 64, s63 (]-782), 6!, 773 Trenton (U,S. 18S9), 59, 469- (1817), 59, 706;, 62, 144 Trevolev (ex Voin R. 1893), 58, 424 Thomas Tri a1 (1333c. ), 60, 316 et seg (IIEIC 1622) , 64, 297 (1613) 60, 742 ( 1710) , 58, 28 Thomas A Scott ( u.s. 1870), 65, 351 (L744),65,111 Thomas and Jane (1829), 60, ato Tribune (1853), 60, 2j-1 Thomas Snook (1844), 56, 34 Trident (ex Mersoeur F. 1662), 57, 247n, Thomas Stephens (1869), 60, 64, 68 253 Thora (Da. 1896), 59, 79- Trieste (U,S. 1958), 58, 24L Thorne (1790c, ), 64, 304 Trigo Reneger (1540c.)l 59,394 Thos. W Lawson (U.S. 1902), 58, 239 Tri Ierarkha (R. 1768c. )-, 99, 253 Three Brothers (17¿ec. ), 62, 224 Trincomalee (1817), 67, 282; 63, 93 Three Ostrich tr'eathers (1546 ) , 60, 172 Trinidad ('A1mirante5, (Sp. T646), 56, 50 Thresher (U.S. 1960), 58, 21 0 Trinidad (Sp. 1602c.), 64, 79 Thunderer Trinidad Valencera (Sp. 15888), 61, 366; (1760), 63, 343 62, 194 (L783), 57, 159-61; 64, 362 Trinity (L872) , 60, 301, 36 3 et seq; 62, 30 (1387), 63, 111 (1e46) , 65, 51 (1565c. ), 63, 936 TÍare (191Ó-t, 57, Pr. 7 (1603), 64, 282 Tiare Taporo ( 1913 ) , 57, 29L,30t; Trinity Henry (1560c. ), 63, 257 60, 283 INDEX OF SHIPSI NAMES 93 Royal (t416),63, 3, 7;65,238 Unicorn continued frinitY (7776), 59, 304 Triomphe (i¡. 1638), gq;-SO, 55, 56 Triton ( F. 1638) , W, 45 ét seq' (7824), 58',, 51, 55, 63 ( of MontÑideo ) , 57 , 58 friunph Union ( 1561 ) ', F6, 17, 25; 59, L84; 63, 255, 259 266, 262, 35e;360 ; 9!:-;25e (1840) , 64, 764 (L764 , 60, 2!9; 63, 349 (Mex. 1847) , 57, 2O7 ( 1870 , 66, aos ( 1850c. ) , 64, t2 ( 1e04 56, 4L2 et seg United BrothEs (flatner), 57, 32 , (1837), 64, ft'a Ttiumph GaÍTey (1?15c.), 63, 191-3 United Friendé Trlunfo da Inveja (P. 1823-t, 57, 429 United States (U.S. 1797), €, 5¿, 453; 1¡¡ Bloo ded Yankee (U.S. 1815), 6!, 382 61, 396, 391 Truelove of Brighthelmstone (1666), Unity 62, 93 (1686) , 57, 20O Tri6love (Freelove?) (1749c.), 62, 224 (1780c. ), 64, 199 Trumbull (U.S. 1780), 99, 355 ( 1790c. ) , 64, 179 Truro (1816), 64, 163 (1797c.),64,3o4 Truvor (ex SleiPner R. 1896), 58, 425 Uragan class-lñonitors 60, 298, 303 rrv (1852), 57, A Uruguay (1851) , 57, 4 trírieht (1560), 60, 16, zo-L, 184 Useful (1879), 59, 449 Tsóuria (Arg. 1827), 62, 278, 282 Usher (1860c.),61,265 Turquoise (1876) , 63, 27, 29, 30 Utile Tusóarora (U.s. 186i), 63, 81, 82 (Guadeloupe \798c,), 64, 248 Tsarevitch (R. 1901), 60' 384 (1804),99, 91 Tsushima (J. 1902), 58, 422 Tubal Cain (1862) , 67, 265 Tugela (1864), 59, 70 Vaillant (F. 1671) , 57, 243-265 Tula (1819), 57, 4L, 266 Vainqueur (Guernsey f ? ), 56, 202 Tumbulgum (C. I860c.), 59, 198 Valdivia (Chil,), 63, 719,726 Turkmenets Stravropolsky (R. 1904), Vale Royal (1873) ,-58, 404, 479 58, 424 Valeur (1705) , 59, 222 Tui[uoise (1876), 58, 2t2 Valentine (1768'; 65, 111 Turtle (U.S. 1814); 61, 393 Vali ant Tuscany (1763), 58, 187 (1759), 91, 136 ; 63, 349; lt!' 363 Tusitala (ex Invernglas 1883), 65,263-4 ( 1805) , 61, 386 Tweed (1863) , 66, Sz+ (L759) , 63 , 57 , 58 , 64, 67 valmarie (Tg'19), 59, 82; lig, 283 (ex Punjáüb 1857), 58, 399 et seq Valorous (1851) , 64, 343, 345 Two Brothers vancouver (c. 192E-t, E9., 1eo, 183n, 185 (1759c.), 58, 2O7 Vanguard (1836), 64, 168 (1586), 64, 80 Tygar (or iFlger 1546), 99, 338 and see (L7e7), 59, 286 et seq also Tiger (1909), 60, 226 Tyger (te44). 61, 316; 63, 3-6, te9 (7647), 57 , 21, 23 va:rvas (R.-1899), 60; 391, 392; 6L, 297; (1681), ffi, tSs; 64, 373 62, 98, 295 Tygre G, fr oe.), d, 164; 63, 54 et . see l{asa seq, 67n Vaterland (G. 1903), 58, 423 Tyndareus (1915), zog Vaudolse (Swiss ex VióTette 1931), 63., ZgB €, (Sw. tO5 Tyne ( LA26) , 56 266 Vega 1872), 62, Tyranicide ( U:s 1779) , 6L, 27 , 28 VeÍocity (L797), m, 340 Tyrannicide (F 7794), 363 Velox (1977), 65, 777, 774 91, Venerable (1?84t, 59, 107 vengeance (F. 1756t 57, +s4; 5a, 222, 223 Ukraina (R. 1904) ,58 424 Vengeur Ulysses (P.1823) ,57 429 (F. 1790c.), 64, 303, 304 Umgeni (1864), 59 ,70 (r.1794) , 64, 364 Umkomanzi (1873), 59, 70 (F. 1805), 59, 108 Umvoti (1869), 59 ,70 venture (c. T0'3?), 56, 180 Una (flatner), 57 ,32 Venus Undaunted (1914), 63, 290 ( 1758) , 61, 406; 63, 56 , 65, 67 Underley ( ? ), Ts, a7 (1?93c. )760, 249- Uniao (Brz.ex P. 1BT? ) , 57 , 70, 8L, 82, (1820), 63, 329 432 (1825), y, 52 Unicorn Veracruzanó-Ltbre (Mex. 1847), E3-, zo6 (1544), 59, 391; 60, t7O, 2L3 Vercengitorix (F. 1902), 60, 284 (1633) , 62, 77O, tL4; Vermanéols lex.Dariphin F.-T664) , 57, 247n, (L647c) ,-65, Z+O, Z+Z 253-263 (1?48), 6T; 163 et seqi E, s2, 56 et Vernon (1832), 67, 282i 62, 250 seq, 224 94 INDEX TO SHIPS' NAMES Vernon (ex Donegal 1886), 60, 290 Viper (1899), 6q, 282-92 p:-tz Verny (R. 1895), 58, 424 Virginia Vestal (1607), 62, 796 (t779), 56, 99; 64, 303, 304 (t778), 61, 295, 296 (18s3), 60, 2O9 (c.S. 1862), 60, 296; 63. 82_s Vestale Visitor (1837),-?'E, 544 -- (t757) , 63, 54, 65, 67 Vittoria-(Sp. 1sZTc. ), 60, 123 (1779) , 65, 52 Vixen (1812), 59, 324 Vesuvius Vnimatelny (R.-TgOb), 58, 424 (1739) , 64, 374 Vnushitelmy (R. 1905) ,-Eg, +Z+ (ex King-6f Portugal 1 756),64,374 Voin (R. 1893), 58, 424- (1839), 60, 270; 64, 3 35, 338, 339 , 342 Voiskovo5' (R. 190-4) , 88, 424 (1874), 60, 370; 64, 2 2 Volage Vicksburg IEx HercuT6s C .s 1860c. ), (1825) , 67, 20 6!, 266 (1869) , 4, 2L; 64, 27 Yictoire (F. 1638), 56, 48 volatilia (i6Oz) , 17, zz-s Vi ctor (R. @, (1798), Volga 1905), 58- 424 63, 270 Voltigeur (ex Veng6ur F, LZ|T), 64, 303 (1855), 65, 85-7 Volunteer_as a ship's name 62, 233' Victor Em¡nanuel (1855), 62 L87 Vorovsky (ex Yaroslavna ex lfsistrata Victoria (f latner), f , 3Z R. 1900), 58, 424 Victoria Vostok (R. 1819c.), 60, 166 (Sp.?1783c. ), 62, 279 Vryheit (Du. 1667), 57, 249, 254, 258 (1837) , 60, 325T 64, 10, 11, 12 Vsadnik (R. 1906) , 9,8; 424 (1850), 62, L86 Vulcan (1852) , 64, \2 (7739),64,374 (1qq9), 6!, 304; 62, 96 (1834) (1887),6d, , 64, 86, 287 226, ñO (1835) , m, 296; 64, a6, 28?; E, ee Victoria.and Albert (1849),63, 332 (1gag, 1855, 18ee), 60, 437 Vuniana (7892), 57, 301 (1855), 56, 34; 62, 74 et seq Victorla de Espana (Sp. 1536), 59, 273, 275 Wachtmeister (Sw. 1681), 57, 380 Victorious (1939), gq, 100 Iryager (7739), 61, 310; 9!7324 Victor¡z Waipa (1875), 58, 481 (1q92) t 99, L7, 25; 58, 68; 59, 38b Waipara (1863), 58, 481 6?, 255, 259, 260, 261, 262; 360 IYaitemata (1875), 59, 72; 60, 273 (1666) , 62, 92, 93, 94 Walborg (19th cent)l 58, 55- (1?6q), 57, 446; 58, 25, 46, 62, 63, Walcheren (Du. 16L9) ,-56, 444 2O8, 235; 59, I27 eÉ seg;-137-pr.3,4, 60, 115, Wampanoag (U.S. 1868), 61, I et seq !33, 277 , Í67 , 450; 61, Wanderer (300t. of Whitehaven, 1861) 59 304; 62, 234; 63, 8, 93, 97, tTZ, 226 220, 222-3, 224, 225, 226, 304, .305, Wanderer (1861), 59, 227 306, 307; 64, 44; 65, 2, 64, 736, ( 1891 ) , 58, 251 277 l{anderer IV (1968), 60, 106 Victory II (R.N. Barracks, Portsrnouth), Wandia (1964), 56, 160 63, 220 Wanganui (ex Carle Da. 1899), 59, 79; 60, 'Victory'(t927c.), 62, 387; 63, 22O-t; 279, 283 64, 62, l9O Warren (U.S. 1776), 56, 426; 61, 27, 295-6 Vidette (1918) , 65, 17!, !72, 774 Warrior (1860), 58,350, 59, 257; 60, 226 Vie (1825c.),64,70, L2 374; 6l , 9; 621-732-s,-i98, 6s ,-85, 229 , Vierge (F, 1637), 99, Se et ses 282; 64, 84 Vierge de Bon Port (F. 1666), 56, 199 Warrior II (1904), 65, 181, 365 Vigilant class gunboats 63, 167[ Warspite Vigilant (1596), 59, 180 (1674), 57 , 239 (1786) , 58, 438, 440 (ex Grand Duchess of Russia 7774), ( 1860), 60, 373 58, 275; 64, 57-62 (1884) , 64, 37, 32, s3 Vigilante (P. 1e23) , 57, 432 (1913) , 58, 233 Vi1le de Paris I{arwick (L767), 59, 39 (F.7764),61,75 et seq Warwick Castle (T0'30), 58, 211 (L782), 56, 189, L92; 59, 304; 62, 389 i{arwick Frigate (1643),--dO, 155 er ses (1795), 58, 352; €, 1O8- Wasa (Sw. L628), 5a, 25-6; 47, 45, 704; Vi11e de St Malo (r'. 1694), 58, 169 60, 105, 133 Vincent pl.z Wasp (1820), 64, 9, 70, 12 (u. s. 1812 ) , 59 323 (1s52), 64, L2 (1848), 64, 77r Vinoslivy 1E'. 1905-) , 58, 424 ( 1880) , 6U, 250 Viper as a shipts name 60, 291 lfaterfly ( 1930 ), 58, 40 7 410 Viper (1786), 65, 68 Water Nydph (1 844-r 64, 72 INDEX OF SHIPS ' NAMES 95 Xatt (1780), 56, 355 Wolverine (1805), 63, 182-5 'Íave Woodlark (1865) , Q, 347, 350-2; 63, 25-7 ( 1830c. ) , 65, 342 , 344 I{oolwich (1852) , 64, 764, 165 (1785), 63, 397 (flatner), 91, 32 (7972), 60, 104 fiavertree (exSouthgate 1885), 58, 474; Worcester 62, 9a (1651) , 62, r14, 715 fle6ñawken (U.s. 1863), 6L, 265 (ex FredFick Willíam 1860), 64, 5 rvelcome (1839c.), 61 ,276 ( 1876) , 99, .+39; gq, 383 felIcome (1685) , 57; 799, 2o0 lÍorthy Shepherd (7759c.), 62, 226 et seq ,{e11fare (1684) , fr, 195-7 Wycombe (HEIC 1?92), 60, 245 [ellington Wyvern (1864), 59, 59; 60, 297 (ex Hero 1816), 92, 328, 329 (1933), 62, 387 rÍelyfare (133c.), 60, 3L7, 322, 325 Xariffa (1835) , gg, 339 flennington (or WeningtoD) HaI1 (1889), Xenophon (1826 ), 56 , 277-8 61, 285 irespes class gunboats 6O, 299 ilest Australian (t876), 60, 423 Y 17 (U.S. 1945), 58, 209 flestmoreland (1881), 58, 419 Yakumo (J. 1899), 58, 422 festward (1910), 58, 351 Yamato (J, 1885), 59, 237 ;Yeymouth (L752) , 63, 225 Yang-stze (7872c,), 60, 64 rVhelps, 1st to 10th see Lionrs Whelp Yarmouth iVhiteadder ( 1862) , 58 399 et seg (1653) , 59, L87; 92, 9q l¡hite Bear ( 1564) , 56 L7 , 25,; 63, 255, (1695) , 59, 20 259, 260 (1911) , 56, 477-9 llhite tr'a1con ( 1588c. ) , 58, 104 Yaroslavna (ex Lysistrata R. 1900), 58, llhite Hind ( 16th cent, ) , 56, 135, 149 424 rvhite Eorse (AIe. 7747c.>, 62, 278 Yashima (J. 1896), 58, 421 iVhite Llon (1584c.), 56, 152 Yavuz . (ex G. Goebenl T. 1911), 99., S0¿ iyhite (ex llazel Craig, ex Quath- Yermak (R. 1898), 58, 425, 427n lamba 1879), 59, 69-84 Yodohashi Maru (J. ex Silach R, 1890), lV.H. Talbot (1891), 60, 282 58, 423, 426n lVildfire (flatner), 57, 32 Yorck (G. Lgt4), 57, 274 ili1d Rover (1860c.), 61, 266 York lVild Wave (1875) , 59-,-!3; 60, 279 (ex Marston Moor 1654), 59, 9, 787 iVilliam (1706), -(Tsthonian56, 79, 84 ( 1575) , 56, 136 Yorkbrook 1905), 6,!, ZOg (1588), 60, 778 Yoscoff (1870), 60, 68 (t625), 62, 257 (n), (U.S. 1853), 65, 165 (Of Penzáñce 1813c.), 62, 297 Young Bungaree (1912c. ), 60, 277- lVilliam & John (1833), 64, 768 Young Prince (1665), 62, 92 lVilliam and Mary (1819), 60, 329 Young Wasp (II. S 1815);61, 378 lVitliam Charles Ackworth (I773), 63, 133 Ysabel (L874) , 60, 279 t{illiam Mitchell (1892), 59, 466 lVilliam of London (1643), 57, 394 William Scoresby (1935), 65, 358 Zealand (1665), 62, 92 Winchelsea Zealous (1864) , . 6, 267; 64, 23 (t74O), 57, 372 Zebina Goudev (1881) , 57, 223 (L764), 60, 77, 83; 4, 183; .63, 66 Zebra (1777), 58, 187; 64, 60 !Vinchest er zemchug'(8. 19Tg) , 56, T? (1744), 57, l66n Zempoaltica (Mex.1847) ,57, 206 (1822), 56, 34, 39 Zenobia (1851), 58, 399 et seq Winchester Tastle ( 1930 ) , 58, 211 Zhelesnyakev (ex Amurets R. 1906), 58, windham (Chi1 1818c.), 63,-f16 426n lVindsbraut (c. 1870) , 59, 451 Zhemchuzhny ( ex Ing. l,{ech . Sveriev R. Windsor Castle 1905), 58, 426n (ex Princess Anne, ex Duchess 1679), Zill-alr (1891), 58, 419 99, 10 et seq Znamya Sotsialisma (ex Terets R. 1887), (1790), 61, 148 58, 425 (1852), 6T, 303 Zuiderhuis (Du 1653), 57, 250, 253, 255 (t872) , 62, 737 Zuniga (Neap 1588c,), Ñ, tzt Winnebago class monitors 60 , 297 Wirtenburgh (ex John and ETizabeth, Ostend, 7778) , 59, 293 et seq Wishart (1919), 65, 177, 173, !74 Witch of the Wave (U.S. 1851), 65, 165 Wizard (1830), 59, 106 WoIf (1563c.), 60, 173 Wolverine (7796t; 58, 244