24 July 2018
Robert Snell – Commander John Pearce Geach – Master James Williamson – Surgeon Charles Williams – Mate James Pashbee – Steward James Edwards – Steward’s Mate James Evenet – Boatswain Gustavus Glason – […]
24 July 2018
When we arrived at Falmouth from Jamaica and Carthagena last voyage, we were told that our next destination would be to Mexico. This news was equally […]
24 July 2018
Sunday 21st July – fine weather – general complaints of feeling cold & chilly. A vessel thought to be the Plover, seen about 12 miles to leeward, on […]
24 July 2018
III Week Sat.y 3rd August P.M. – at 1 the wind aft, still continuing light – the weather cleared up beautifully – and we were in high hopes. […]
24 July 2018
Thursday 22 August – at 6.30 A.M. we came to our old anchorage in Carlisle Bay, opposite Bridge-town, in the Island of Barbadoes. Almost as soon […]
24 July 2018
I went on shore, as a matter of course, and traversed several parts of the city, which I had not yet seen, but I found nothing […]
24 July 2018
Appearance of S.t Lucia Having made this to me necessary qualification, let us proceed in order. S.t Lucia, in that portion presented to us, is like most of […]
24 July 2018
Passing the bluff point I have just mentioned, we are sailing near the land, and can now distinguish its features more particularly. The coast then winds […]
24 July 2018
Sunday 25th August – when I got up on deck this morning, we were pretty close to Dominique or Dominica. Martinique was still in sight, the distance […]
23 July 2018
Sharks – Guadeloupe Monday 26 August – nearly a calm all last night. We are still close to Dominique. The Island of Guadeloupe is in sight […]
23 July 2018
Tuesday 27 August – this morning when I made my appearance for the first time on deck, my attention was attracted to several points. On our […]
23 July 2018
Walks about S.t John’s Taking our way thro’ a lane, on each side of which were many separate houses belonging to whites and blacks, when we reached […]
24 July 2018
Robert Snell – Commander John Pearce Geach – Master James Williamson – Surgeon Charles Williams – Mate James Pashbee – Steward James Edwards – Steward’s Mate James Evenet – Boatswain Gustavus Glason – […]
24 July 2018
When we arrived at Falmouth from Jamaica and Carthagena last voyage, we were told that our next destination would be to Mexico. This news was equally […]
24 July 2018
Sunday 21st July – fine weather – general complaints of feeling cold & chilly. A vessel thought to be the Plover, seen about 12 miles to leeward, on […]
24 July 2018
III Week Sat.y 3rd August P.M. – at 1 the wind aft, still continuing light – the weather cleared up beautifully – and we were in high hopes. […]
24 July 2018
Thursday 22 August – at 6.30 A.M. we came to our old anchorage in Carlisle Bay, opposite Bridge-town, in the Island of Barbadoes. Almost as soon […]
24 July 2018
I went on shore, as a matter of course, and traversed several parts of the city, which I had not yet seen, but I found nothing […]
24 July 2018
Appearance of S.t Lucia Having made this to me necessary qualification, let us proceed in order. S.t Lucia, in that portion presented to us, is like most of […]
24 July 2018
Passing the bluff point I have just mentioned, we are sailing near the land, and can now distinguish its features more particularly. The coast then winds […]
24 July 2018
Sunday 25th August – when I got up on deck this morning, we were pretty close to Dominique or Dominica. Martinique was still in sight, the distance […]
23 July 2018
Sharks – Guadeloupe Monday 26 August – nearly a calm all last night. We are still close to Dominique. The Island of Guadeloupe is in sight […]
23 July 2018
Tuesday 27 August – this morning when I made my appearance for the first time on deck, my attention was attracted to several points. On our […]
23 July 2018
Walks about S.t John’s Taking our way thro’ a lane, on each side of which were many separate houses belonging to whites and blacks, when we reached […]