Publications of the Navy Records Society, 9. ciltNavy Records Society, 1897 - 272 sayfa |
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Sayfa 6
... sails read topmasts and sails for 52 read 32 and move the line Lowestoft 32 to follow Romney 50 ; in second column , for Unie read Wonie for two fireships read a fireship after judged insert most 35-6 These names belong to the Line of ...
... sails read topmasts and sails for 52 read 32 and move the line Lowestoft 32 to follow Romney 50 ; in second column , for Unie read Wonie for two fireships read a fireship after judged insert most 35-6 These names belong to the Line of ...
Sayfa 6
... " 9 " " 20 20 " , 30 ,, 15 for still moored read ill stored for should sail read sailed for to windward read south - westward for seven read nine and a half for About read and about QI 92 195 " • w THE Z I Tu 6 ADMIRAL ROOKE'S JOURNAL.
... " 9 " " 20 20 " , 30 ,, 15 for still moored read ill stored for should sail read sailed for to windward read south - westward for seven read nine and a half for About read and about QI 92 195 " • w THE Z I Tu 6 ADMIRAL ROOKE'S JOURNAL.
Sayfa 6
... read ill stored for should sail read sailed 20 ,, 30 15 for to windward read south - westward for seven read nine and a half " " 177 " 9 for About read and about ERRATA 7 P. 177 , 1. 14 before loss insert 6 ADMIRAL ROOKE'S JOURNAL.
... read ill stored for should sail read sailed 20 ,, 30 15 for to windward read south - westward for seven read nine and a half " " 177 " 9 for About read and about ERRATA 7 P. 177 , 1. 14 before loss insert 6 ADMIRAL ROOKE'S JOURNAL.
Sayfa ix
... sail into the Sound to support the Swedes . The defence of Copenhagen was entrusted to Hans Schack . The Danish fleet the first line of defence , consisting of twenty - nine line - of - battle ships and fifteen frigates , was under the ...
... sail into the Sound to support the Swedes . The defence of Copenhagen was entrusted to Hans Schack . The Danish fleet the first line of defence , consisting of twenty - nine line - of - battle ships and fifteen frigates , was under the ...
Sayfa xii
... sail , besides three or four frigates that are coming between the Sound and our fleet . ' On June 19 ( O.S. ) Robinson went on board the English fleet , accompanied by Baron Groot , the Hanoverian envoy , who was much delighted with ...
... sail , besides three or four frigates that are coming between the Sound and our fleet . ' On June 19 ( O.S. ) Robinson went on board the English fleet , accompanied by Baron Groot , the Hanoverian envoy , who was much delighted with ...
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Admiral Allemonde Admiralty afternoon anchored ashore August Baron Sparr Blathwayt boats bomb bombard Cadiz Captain Ley Clowdisley Shovell coast command Copenhagen council of flag-officers Count Guldenleew Count Wachtmeister Cressett cruise Danes Danish fleet Denmark Duke of Ormonde Dunwich Dutch Elsinore English Excellence fireship flag-officers held flotte French Friday frigates gales Gottenburg Gregg guns harbour held on board insert Island join the fleet July June King of Denmark King of Sweden land Landscroone leagues letter Lieutenant-Admiral line of battle Lord Lowestoft Majesty Majesty's ship Matagorda ministers Monday Monsieur morning officers orders Plymouth Port St Prince Rear-Admiral Rear-Admiral Graydon received resolved Robinson Roi mon maître Rooke's Royal Sovereign sail saluted Saturday Secretary Vernon sent September Shrewsbury Sir George Rooke Sir Stafford Fairborne Spithead squadron Stirling Castle stood Sunday Swedes Swedish Thursday Torbay transport Treaty of Altona Tuesday Utreght Vice-Admiral Hopsonn victualler Vigo weather Wednesday weighed wind wrote yardarm
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Sayfa 152 - ... had, made, ordained, or provided, or any other thing, cause, or matter, whatsoever, in any wise notwithstanding. In witness whereof, we have caused these our letters to be made patent. Witness ourself at Westminster, the 23d day. of May, in the seventh year of our reign of England, France, and Ireland, and of Scotland the * * * * Per ipsum Regem.
Sayfa 154 - Act go to and vest in the Lord High Admiral or Commissioners of the Admiralty for the time being in succession.
Sayfa 154 - Restraint, to the contrary hereof had, made, ordained, or any other Thing, Cause, or Matter whatsoever, in any wise notwithstanding. In Witness whereof, we have caused these our Letters to be made Patent; Witness Ourself at Westminster, the tenth Day of April, in the fourth Year of our Reign of England, France, and Ireland, and of Scotland the nine and thirtieth.
Sayfa 98 - Paix signee, en quoi 1'Amiral du Roi mon maitre aura ordre d'agir de concert avec 1 Duke of Gloucester. Son of Queen Anne and Prince George of Denmark. votre Excellence et aussi avec Monsieur d'Allemonde, et c'est sur quoi je vous prie de me faire savoir vos sentiments, demeurant au reste avec beaucoup de passion, My Lord, de Votre Excellence le tres humble et tres obeissant serviteur REVENTLOW. Copenhagen, le 22 Aout 1700, NS PS — Le Sieur Weyberg Gentilhomme de la chambre de Sa Majestd le Roi...
Sayfa 63 - J'ai reçu la lettre que Votre Excellence m'a fait l'honneur de m'écrire hier, et assurément la proposition que Votre Excellence me fait serait acceptable dans d'autres occasions.
Sayfa 178 - Ormonde, finding the transport ships were not got close in with the shore, and that matters were not got in a good readiness for landing the soldiers, he put off the same to this evening or to-morrow morning. Ordered the Kent and Orford to cruise in the offgage of the fleet. Sir Stafford Fairborne having as he had done yesterday morning at the Council of general officers, proposed to the Admiral his forcing the harbour and destroying the eight French galleys which lay under the walls of Cadiz, he...
Sayfa 243 - ... your notice, and much more the return of your thanks. I am extremely...
Sayfa 153 - ... terms of the year, that is to say, at the feast of the nativity of St John the Baptist, St M.ichael the Archangel...
Sayfa 242 - India, but your success, Sir, hath only left them the burthen of Spain, and stripped them of their assistance of it. The wealth of Spain and the ships of France are, by this 1702. victory, brought over to our juster cause. This is an action so glorious in the performance, and so extensive in its consequences, that as all times will preserve the memory of it, so every day will inform us of the benefit.
Sayfa 263 - Admiral has been refused in favour of a younger officer, and this neglect of mine has so impaired my credit and interest in the Fleet, that I cannot think myself qualified to execute the great trust her Majesty is pleased to repose in me. I have nothing to value myself upon but the reputation I have acquired in my country's service, and when I think that suffers, I am touched in my tenderest part ; of which I am so very sensible on this occasion, that I must beg your Royal Highness to lay my letters...