its relations to the War of 1812_, ii. 131.
P. 312. =Battle of the Shannon and Chesapeake.= Text from two
broadsides, one printed by Pitts, the other by Such, both in the
editor’s collection.
P. 313. =The Endymion’s Triumph.= From the Madden collection
(_Garlands_, i. 257). Action on January 15, 1815. See James, vi. 238;
Clowes, vi. 167; Mahan, _Sea Power in its relations to the War of
1812_, ii. 398.
P. 316. =The British Tars.= Text from the editor’s collection. Printed
by J. Pitts, 6 St. Andrew Street, Seven Dials. Line 15 reads, ‘haughty
Gaul,’ clearly erroneous.
P. 316. =The Fancy Frigate.= Text from British Museum _Ballads_, 1871,
f. 32. Also printed by Ashton, _Real Sailor Songs_, p. 78*.
Another version supplied by Sir J. K. Laughton begins, ‘There was a
fine frigate, the Pique was her name.’ Some corrections of the printed
text have been adopted from the traditional version. In line 9 this
traditional version gives ‘Mr. McCleverty,’ which was apparently the
real name of the officer whose nickname is given in the text. A third
and shorter version, called _The Flash Frigate_, is printed in Mr.
Masefield’s _Sailor’s Garland_, p. 188.
P. 319. =The Saucy Scylla.= From the Madden collection (_Country
Printers_, vii. 267).
P. 320. =The Vanguard.= From the Madden collection (_Country Printers_,
vii. 163). In the last line, ‘Jondy’ = Master-at-Arms.
P. 322. =The Port Admiral.= By Captain Marryat, printed in _Snarleyow,
or the Dog-Fiend_.
P. 324. =Oh, Cruel.= Text from a broadside printed by Evans, Long
Lane, London, in the editor’s collection. Another version is headed,
‘written and sung by a gentleman in the character of a female
ballad-singer at Liverpool Theatre.’
P. 325. =The Answer to Oh, Cruel.= Text from a broadside in the
possession of the editor, printed by J. Pitts, 14 Great St. Andrew
Street, Seven Dials.
P. 326. =The Female Lieutenant.= From a broadside in the possession
of the editor, without printer’s name or place. Another version,
frequently found, makes the two lovers come from Lichfield, names
the lady Sarah Gray or Sarah Dunn, and makes her marry the captain.
In Douce’s collection in the Bodleian Library there is a much longer
version, in three parts, called _The Female Sailor’s Garland_.
P. 327. =Billy Taylor.= Printed in Fairburn’s _Naval Songster_ for
1805, p. 16.
P. 328. =Cawsand Bay.= Version supplied by Sir J. K. Laughton, who
writes: ‘It was brought into vogue about fifty years ago by a dear
friend and brother officer of mine, Richard Creagh Saunders, then Naval
Instructor of the Marlborough, the flagship in the Mediterranean. He
was a man of poetic feeling, with a pretty turn for versifying, and
a good knowledge of music, though no voice to speak of. The account
he gave me of it is this: He was staying in the country with an old
messmate--I don’t think he mentioned the name--who one day gave him
some old journals, scrapbooks, &c., to look through; and among them he
found this song, which he copied there and then. Of its origin there
was no trace. I more than half suspect that he was himself the author
of it. The tune to which he always sang it, and which his successors
have of course followed, is, he said, an adaptation of an air in _Don
Giovanni_.’
Mr. Saunders was born in January 1809, entered the navy in 1839,
retired in 1865, and died in March 1886. There was a song called
_Cawsand Bay_, popular in the thirties, according to Captain Glascock.
See Introduction, p. cxiv.
P. 330. =General Campbell.= Text from British Museum, 1876 (d. 217). On
the events mentioned, see Clowes, vi. The names of the ships in verse 9
should be the Liffey and the Larne. The latter was commanded by Marryat.
P. 331. =Captain Ross.= From the Madden collection (_London Printers_,
vii. 16). Date 1833. See Clowes, vi. 514-16.
P. 333. =Capture of St. Jean d’Acre.= From the Madden collection
(_Country Printers_, iii. 51). Action November 3, 1840. See Clowes, vi.
318. In verse 6, line 3, the original reads ‘Curasford’ for ‘Carysfort.’
P. 334. =The Borneo Heroes.= Text in British Museum (1876, d. [810]).
Also in the editor’s collection, printed by Riall & Co., 2 Monmouth
Court, Seven Dials. Boat action in Malluda Bay, August 19, 1845. See
Clowes, vi. 329.
P. 335. =The Slave Chase.= From a broadside in the possession of the
editor, printed by H. Such, 177 Union Street, Borough, S.E.
P. 336. =The Russians Won’t Come Out.= Text in _The War Song Book_,
1855, p. 8.
P. 337. =Don’t Forget Your Old Shipmate.= By R. C. Saunders.
Communicated by Sir J. K. Laughton.
INDEX OF FIRST LINES
All thinges we have ready and nothing we want, 17
All ye noble British spirits, 200
All you that will be England’s friends, 126
A mighty great fleet, the like was ne’er seen, 112
An American frigate, called the _Richard_ by name, 259
A prentice I was at Wapping-new-stairs, 210
Arise, arise, brave Britons, 301
As brave Sir Rooke Tholouse did beat, 154
A second part I here indite, 76
As it fell on a holy-day, and upon a holy-tide-a, 16
As itt beffell in midsumer-time, 6
As near Porto Bello lying, 179
As we was sailing on the main, 129
Attend you and give ear awhile, 34
Behold, upon the swelling wave, 247
Billy Taylor was a gay young fellow, 327
Brave Admiral Matthews has been on the main, 186
Brave loyal hearted Englishmen, attend whilst I declare, 54
Bright honor now calls--each true Briton attend, 285
Captain Chilver’s gone to sea, 89
Captain Cobb in Lynn doth dwell, a man of worthy fame, 189
Cease now the talke of wonders nothing rare, 36
Come, all loyal lovers that’s faithful and true, 101
Come, all ye British hearts of gold, 270
Come, all ye jolly sailors bold, 248
Come, all ye jolly sailors with courage stout and bold, 212
Come, all ye seamen bold, lend an ear, lend an ear, 149
Come, all ye valiant seamen of courage stout and bold, 168
Come, all ye valiant seamen that plough the raging main, 253
Come, all ye young fellows, attend to my song, 240
Come, all ye young seamen that plow on the main, 266
Come, all you bold Britons to the seas do belong, 277
Come, all you brave boys, whose courage is bold, 131
Come, all you brave Britons wherever you be, 206
Come, all you brave sailors that plough on the main, 187
Come, all you brave sailors that sail on the main, 47
Come, all you brave seamen and landsmen likewise, 244
Come, all you brave seamen of courage so free, 84
Come, all you brave seamen that plows on the main, 214
Come, all you British heroes listen to what I say, 267
Come, all you British sailors bold, and listen to my song, 287
Come, all you British seamen bold, that plow the raging main, 276
Come, all you gallant seamen that unite a meeting, 302
Come, all you jolly sailors bold, 172
Come, all you jolly sailors bold, the truth you soon shall know, 334
Come, all you jolly sailors of courage stout and bold, 258
Come, all you jolly sailors that to the seas are bent, 190
Come, all you jolly seamen, that’s willing to enter, 194
Come, all you jovial sailors, give ear unto my song, 263
Come, all you old warlike liners, who boast of deeds of war, 333
Come, all you seamen stout and bold, and listen to my song, 320
Come, all you thoughtless young men, a warning take by me, 316
Come, all you valiant British tars, attend unto my theme, 313
Come, all you valiant Britons of every degree, 306
Come, all you valiant heroes that sail upon the sea, 305
Come, all you who delight in a frolicksome song, 319
Come, all you young seamen, wherever you be, 255
Come, and listen to my ditty, all ye jolly hearts of gold, 162
Come, brave honest Jack Tar, once more will you venture? 235
Come, cheer up, my lads, ’tis to glory we steer, 220
Come, join with me, you Britons bold, 203
Come, jolly sailors, join with me, 195
Come, listen awhile with attention, 331
Come, loyal Britons all rejoyce with joyful acclamations, 177
Come pity me, young maidens all, 193
Come, rouse up, my lads, let us haste to the main, 261
Come, you jovial British fellows, 184
Countrie men of England, who live at home with ease, 40
Draw near, ye gallant seamen, 54
Each bold British tar, 252
Fair Sally lov’d a bonny sailor, 163
Gallants, you must understand, 25
Give ear, true Britons, to my song, 223
Give ear, ye sons of glory, 209
God prosper long our noble King, his fleet and sailors all, 231
Good people all, I pray attend a most surprising story, 298
Good people all, pray give attention to this fatal tragedy, 192
Good people, do but lend an ear, 140
Good people, give ear, I’ll tell you a story, 170
Good people of old England, come listen unto me, 245
Great Charles, your English seamen upon our bended knee, 53
Hark! Hark! alas! what fatal news is come? 160
How goes it, brother Jack? 227
How pleasant a sailor’s life passes, 164
I am a jovial marriner, our calling is well known, 42
I am a sailor bold, and press’d to serve the King, 211
I am an undaunted seaman, and for King Charles I will fight, 61
I am in a consternation at my now approaching death, 154
I said unto brave West, ‘Take the van, take the van,’ 210
I sing not the battle (so fam’d) of Lepanto, 110
I sing ye a ballad as round me ye stand, 120
I wald noght spare for to speke, wist I to spede, 3
I will not sing in Parker’s praise, 281
In Cawsand Bay lying, 328
It is of a fine Frigate, dare not mention her name, 316
It oft-times has been told, 309
It was in the month of April, upon the 14th day, 330
Joyful tydings I bring; let us merrily sing, 125
Let England, and Ireland, and Scotland rejoyce, 58
Let every loyal Briton sing, 199
Let every loyal soul rejoyce, 174
Life is chequer’d--toil and pleasure, 165
Listen awhile and I here will unfold, 95
Long the proud Spaniards had vanted to conquer us, 21
Lustely, lustely lustely, let us saile forthe, 17
Men may leve alle gamys, 4
Minot with mowth had menid to make, 1
Mr. Cleveland, I pray, to their Lordships you’ll say, 207
Muse will have her song; hark! she merrily sings, 151
My Lords, with your leave, 246
My love, I come to take my leave, 99
My name is Captain Kid, 134
Not many moones have from their silver bowes, 31
Now, noble brave boys, let the sweet trumpet sound, 106
Now of noble, hardy men of might, 156
O noble England, fall doune upon thy knee, 18
Observe this true relation, and listen unto me, 222
Of all the curst plagues that e’er Fate did decree, 233
Of late near the Strand, we well understand, 104
Of Nelson and the North, 290
Of thee, great State, the god of waves, 36
Off Cape Finisterre lay the king’s ship _La Loire_, 300
Oh! cruel were my parents to tear my love from me, 324
Oh! cruel were thy parents that envied our love, 325
Oh! we sail’d to Virginia, and thence to Fayal, 148
Old Paul’s steeple, fare thee well, 37
On board the noble _Ann_, 249
On board the _Shannon_ frigate, in the merry month of May, 312
On the second day of August, eighteen hundred and one, 297
Once more, brave boys, let us proclaim, 181
One day, as I was sitting still, 82
Our boatswain calls out for his bold British heroes, 239
Our goodly ship was loaded deep, 86
Rejoice, rejoyce, brave English boys, 66
Ring bells for joy, let none be sad, 79
Ring, ring out our bells! and to Calais from Dover, 197
Russel on the ocean, minding Tourville’s motion, 128
Says Jack, ‘There is very good news,’ 228
Set every stitch of canvas to woo the fresh’ning breeze, 335
Sing we seamen, now and then, 27
Smile, smile, Britannia, smile, on Admiral Keppel smile, 257
Stout seamen, come away, never be daunted, 97
Strike up, you lusty gallants, with musick and sound of drum, 30
String up your hearts, and tune your throats, 63
The Chesapeake so bold, 311
The foes of Old England, France, Holland, and Spain, 262
The fourteenth of November, in Torbay as we lay, 217
The genius of Britain went hovering round, 279
The _George-Aloe_ and the _Sweep-stake_ too, 23
The muse and the hero together are fir’d (Captain Death), 205;
(Captain Farmer), 260
The tars of Old England have long toil’d in vain, 280
The 28th of May the French fleet hove in sight, 268
The 21st of February, as I’ve heard people say, 220
The wat’ry god, great Neptune, lay, 218
The weather is clear, which was late overcast, 69
There happen’d of late a terrible fray, 72
Though with tears we lament our great Nelson’s demise, 302
Thursday in the morn, the Ides of May, 119
To all you ladies now at land, 56
To God alone let us all glory give, 114
To tame the Dutch, our treacherous foes, 283
To your quarters, my lads; we are now within shot, 158
’Twas at the landing place that’s just below Mount Wyse, 322
’Twas on the twenty-eighth of May, 271
Valiant Protestant boys, 117
Well may the world against us cry, 133
We’re the boys that fear no noise, 337
What can we luckless sailors do? 336
What means this silence, sirs? 48
What ship, honest brother sailor? 234
When first on board of a man-of-war, 236
When in the cockpit all was dim, 286
When the _Dartmouth_ friggot lay off the town, 92
Who does not extol our conquest marine? 153
Why does the poets abuse us, 145
Will you hear of a bloody battle, 166
William was a youthful lover, 326
With Monmouth cap, and cutlace by my side, 137
Ye bold British tars, who to glory are free, 243
Ye brave British sailors, true sons of the main, 225
Ye brave British tars, come, attend to my muse, 255
Ye gods above, protect a widow! 282
Ye landsmen all, I pray attend, who live at home at ease, 265
Ye Parliament of England, you Lords and Commons too, 308
Ye seamen who’s a mind to go in pursuit of new adventures, 226
You are welcome to London, dear Jack, 230
You brave English sailors that plow the ocean wide, 175
You Britons bold, that never was controul’d, 289
You captains and commanders both by land and sea, 307
You Frenchmen, don’t boast of your fighting, 274
You gentlemen of England fair, 113
You gentlemen of England, that lives at home at ease, 45
You heroes of England, I pray you attend, 216
You pretty maids of Greenwich, of high and low degree, 143
You sailors all of courage bold, 204
You undaunted sons of Britannia, lend an ear, 295
You’re welcome, my Billy, to the English shore, 146
INDEX OF PROPER NAMES
Aboukir Bay, 288
Adelar (Adelaer), Kort, Danish admiral, 77
Aix, Isle of, lxxix, 211, 355
Albemarle, George Monck, Duke of, xxviii, xxx, 62-67, 73, 75, 78, 138
-- George Keppel, 3rd Earl of, lxxxii, 223, 225
Alderney, 192
-- Race, 122
Alexandria, 288
Alfred, lxxii
Algeciras Bay, 298
Algiers, xxii, xxiii, xxxviii, xlii, cviii, 29, 31, 32, 88, 344
Allen, Captain John Carter, 357
Allin, Sir Thomas, xxix, xxxi, xli, 55, 68, 73, 77
Almonde, Admiral Philips Van, 123
Amboyna, 60
Amsterdam, lxv
Andros, Sir Edmund, xlvi
Anson, Admiral Lord, lxxv, 195, 196, 203, 353, 356
Ape’s Hill, 266
Armada, xiv, xix, xx, lxxii, 83, 110
Arnold (pirate), xvii
-- Samuel James, ci
Arwell, 2
Ashby, Admiral Sir John, 115, 123
Askew, Jemmy, lxxxviii
Atkins, Captain, _v._ Ekins, Captain Charles
Avery, Captain Henry, l, li, 131-3, 346, 347
Ayscue, Admiral Sir George, xxx
Azores, the, xvi
Babs (or Bobs) Key, 348
Badding, John 3
Baddison, Captain John, xxxviii-xl
Bahamas, xliii, 319, 320
Bajona (_i.e._ Bayona, in Galicia), xxxviii
Balchen, Admiral Sir John, lxxiii, lxxvii, 192, 193
Balthorpe, John, xli, liii, lvii
Baltic, xc, xcvi, cxi, cxii, cxiii, 336, 345
Bantry (Bay), xliii, lxvii, xcviii, 138, 278
Barbadoes, 349
Barbary, xxi, xxi, xlix, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 212-4, 342
Barbenoire, 4, 340
Barber, Captain, lxxxvii
Barcelona, 156, 157
Barker, George, 174
Barney, Captain, xciii
Barrington, Admiral Samuel, xci, 258, 259, 358
Barton, Sir Andrew, xiii, 6-15, 340, 341
-- Captain Matthew, lxxxix, 214, 355
Basque Roads, ci, 306, 307, 361
Bastimentos, the, 180
Bathurst, Captain Walter, cix
Beachy Head, xlv, lii, lxvii
Beard, John, lxxx
Beaufort, Duc de, 76, 77
Beaumont, Rear-admiral Basil, lxv
Becket, 66
Bedford, Francis Russell, 5th Duke of, 278
-- John of Lancaster, Duke of, xii
Bedford Street, 139
Belleisle, lxxxi
‘Ben,’ lxii
Benbow, Vice-admiral John, lxiii, lxiv, 148-51, 348-50
Bengal, 347
Bergen-op-Zoom, 197
Bermuda, 315
Biddle, Captain Nicholas, xciii
Birkenhead, Sir John, 72-79
Biscay, Bay of, lxxvii, 168, 169, 226
Blake, Admiral Robert, xxvii, xxviii, liii, 48-52, 83, 110, 343
Blakeney, General William, lxxviii, 206, 207, 209, 354
Blankebergh (_i.e._ Blanckenberghe), 2, 339
Blass, Don (_i.e._ Admiral Don Blas de Leso), 182, 183
Bocachica (Cartagena), 182, 353
Bohide, 16
Bomarsund, cxi
Bompart, Commodore Jean Baptiste, xcviii
Bordeaux, xxxi, 7, 9
Borneo, cxiii, 334, 335, 363
Boron Head, 251
Boscawen, Admiral Edward, lxxvii, lxxix, lxxx, lxxxi, lxxv, 219, 228
Boston, U.S.A,, li, 312
Boulogne, xcvi, 297, 360
Bourne, Rear-admiral Nehemiah, liii
Bover, Captain, civ
‘Bowling, Lieutenant Thomas,’ lxix, lxx
Bowyer, Captain George, 270
Boyce, Dr. William, 220
Boys, Commodore William, lxxx
Braham, John, c
Brandaris, 79
Brest, 108, 125, 227, 253, 285, 307
Bretayne (Brittany), 4
Bridport, Alexander Hood, Viscount, xcviii, 277, 279, 280
Bristol, xxiii, lx, lxxxvii, 4, 34, 35, 87, 226, 227, 343, 358
Broke, Captain Philip Bowes Vere, 311-13, 362
Brown, Commodore Charles, 177, 178
Bruges, 1
Buckingham, George Villiers, 1st Duke of, xxiii, xxiv
-- -- -- 2nd Duke of, 348
Bugia, xlii
Burgess, Capt. Richard Rundle, 285
Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, xlix, lii
Byng, Admiral John, x, lxxvii, lxxviii, lxxxvi, 206-11, 257, 354, 355
Byron, Vice-admiral John, xci
Cabot, Sebastian, xv
Cadiz, viii, xxiii, xxviii, lxii, c, 21-23, 35, 55, 83, 84, 126, 298,
299, 300, 301
Cagent (_i.e._ Cadzant), 3, 339
Calais, xlix, 19, 197
Calcutta, 330
Cales, _v._ Cadiz
Campbell, Thomas, xcvi
Campbell, General Sir Archibald, cxiii, 330, 331, 363
Camperdown, xciv
Canaries, 51, 195
Candia, 26
Cape Boner (_i.e._ Bon, in Tunis), 126
-- Sables, xlv
-- St. Mary, c
-- St. Vincent, xci, xciv
Carew, Richard, 342
Carlton, 244
Carolina, 167, 173
Carr, Capt. (_i.e._ Capt. Carr Scrope), 207, 354
‘-- Richard,’ 326
‘-- William,’ 327
Carrickfergus, lxxxi, xc, 220, 221, 356
Cartagena, xv, lxxiv, lxxv, 181-4, 353
Carter, Rear-admiral Richard, xlvii, 115, 123
Carteret, Captain Philip, 357
Carthagena, _v._ Cartagena
Caskets, the, lxxvii, 192
Cat-Down, 132
Catnach, James, cviii
Cator Bay, 175
Cavendish, Admiral Philip, lxxvi, 168, 169, 351
-- Thomas, xviii
Cawsand Bay, cv, cxiv, 328, 363
Cayenne, xxxvii
Cecil, Sir Edward, xxiii
Chamier, Captain Frederick, cvii
Champness, 220
Channel, the English, xxv, xlvi, xlix, xc, 202, 248, 253, 259, 279
Charleston, lxxxix, 245, 357
Chartres, Philippe-Joseph, Duc de, 254, 357
Château-Renault, Vice-admiral Louis-François de Rousselet, Comte de,
xlv, 152
Chatham, xxxiv
Chaucer, Geoffrey, xxi
Cherbourg Bay, 122
Cherry, Andrew, lxxvi
Chien, _v._ Cayenne
Chilver, Captain, 89
Churchill, Captain, liii
Churchyard, Thomas, xv
Clarence, William, Duke of, 278;
_v. also_ William, Prince
Clark, Captain Ben, xlvi
Clarke, Tom, xvii
Cleveland, 207
Clinton (pirate), xvii
-- Sir Henry, 244, 247
-- Sir William, 2
Cobb, Captain, lxxvi, 189
Cochrane, _v._ Dundonald
Codrington, Sir Edward, cx
Collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord, c, 302, 304
Colpoys, Admiral Sir John, xcviii, 278
Condon, David, xlvi
Conflans, Vice-admiral the Marquis de, lxxix, 219
Congreve, William, lxii
Cook, Captain James, 332
-- George, x, 266
Cooke, T. P., cvii
Cooper, Fenimore, cvii
Copenhagen, xcvi, 290, 295-7, 359, 360
Corjack, _v._ Croisic
Corona, _v._ Corunna
Cornwall, Captain James, 261
Cornwallis, Admiral Sir William, xcviii
Corunna, l, 131, 132, 347
Covel, Dr. John, lvii, lviii
Covent Garden, lxxx
Craft, James, 184
Croisic Bay, 218
Cronstadt, 336
Crosbie, Captain, _v._ Kirby, Captain
Crosfield, Robert, liii
Cross, Jondy, 321
Croycraft, Mr., 320
Cuba, 335
Cullifoord, Captain, 136, 348
Cumberland, George Clifford, 3rd Earl of, xx, 31
Daborne, Robert, xii
Dacres, Captain James Richard, 309-11
Dana, R. H., cxv
Danby, Peregrine Osborne, Earl of, lxiv, 123
Dansekar, xxi, xxii, 27-29, 342
Darby, Rear-admiral George, 244
Dardanelles, the, cxii
Dartmouth, lxxvi
Davenant, Sir William, lxi
Dawson, Joseph, 347
Deane, Admiral Richard, xxvii, xxviii, liii
Death, Captain, lix, lxxxvi, lxxxvii, 205, 206, 354
Decatur, Commodore Stephen, 308, 314, 315
Defoe, Daniel, l
Delavall, Vice-admiral Sir Ralph, 115, 118, 123
Deloney, Thomas, viii, xix, 18-23, 342
Denbigh, _v._ Danby
Denham, Sir John, xxxiii, xxxiv
Dennis, John, 307
Deptford, lx
De Ruyter, Michael, xxix, xxxiv, 61, 65, 67, 69, 71, 73, 76, 77, 82
De Winter, Vice-admiral J. W., 284
De Witt, John, 75
-- -- Captain Pasqual, 83-86
Dibdin, Charles, xi, lxix, cii, cvi, 300
Dickson, 226
Digby, Captain Francis, xxxv
-- Rear-admiral Robert, xcii, 262, 263
Dominica, lxxxi, 263
Donne, Dr. John, xvi
Dorrel, Captain Robert, 110
Dorset, Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of, xxx, 56, 58, 343
Dory, John, 16, 342
Douglas, Captain Andrew, xxxiv
Dover, 53, 162, 197
Downs, the, xxv, xxviii, lvi, 38, 139, 191, 195
Drake, Sir Francis, xiv, xv, xvi, 51, 110
Drayton, Michael, xvi
Dryden, John, xxxii, xxxv, xlii
Dublin Bay, xlv, 106
Ducasse, M. J., lxiii
Duchy Lane, 105
Du Guay, lxxvii
Duncan, Admiral, xciv, xcv, xcvi, 283-5, 359
Dundas, Henry, 278, 279
Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of, ci, 306, 334, 335
Dungeness, 191
Dunkirk, xx, xlvii, xlix, 125
Dunlap, William, 361
‘Dunn, Sarah,’ 359
Dunton, John, xxiii
Dunwich, 82
Durell, Captain Thomas, 175, 176
D’Urfey, Tom, lviii, lxii, 346
Dursley, James Berkeley, Viscount, lxiv
Easton Ness, 82
Edgcumbe, Captain, 354
Edinburgh, xc, 251
Ekins, Captain Charles, cviii, cix
Elbe, lvi
Elliot, Captain John, lxxxi, 221, 356
Ellis, Thomas, xv
Elsinore, 294, 295
Emery, Mr., 327
English, Rev. Robert, lxxx
Essex, Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of, xvi, xix, 21-23, 31, 343
-- Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of, xix
Estaing, Vice-admiral Comte d’, xci, 358
Etenduère, Admiral des Herbiers de l’, lxxv
Evertson (Evertsen), Cornelis, 83
Execution Dock, li, 133, 137, 155, 347, 355
Exmouth, Edward Pellew, Lord, cviii, cix
Fair Isle, 249
Falmouth, 276
Fanshaw, Mr., 315
Fanshawe, Sir Richard, 343
Farmer, Captain George, xcii, 260, 358
Faulkner (Faulknor), Captain Robert, 275
Faversham, 25
Fayal, 148
Finistère Cape, 276, 277, 300, 304
Fishes’ Nose, 113
Fitzball, Edward, cvii
Fitzgeffrey, Charles, xv
Fitzherbert, Captain Thomas, 258, 259
Flanders, 1, 2, 7
Fletcher, John, lix, 342
Florida, xviii
Folkestone, 191
‘Ford, Helena,’ 329
Fort Chagre, 352
-- Moro, 223, 224
-- St. Philip, lxxviii, 207
-- San José, lxxiv
-- San Lazar, lxxv, 353
-- San Luis, lxxiv
Fowey, 341
Fowlis, Thomas, 122
Franklin, Sir John, cxiii, cxiv
-- Lady, cxiv
‘Freeman,’ lxi
Freneau, Philip, xciii
Frobisher, Martin, xv
Froissart, Jean, xi
Gambier, James, Lord, ci
Gardiner (_i.e._ Gardner), Rear-admiral Alan, 268
Garrick, David, lxxx, 220
Garson, Mr., 315
Gaskets, _v._ Caskets
Gay, Thomas, xi, lxix, lxxi
George, Captain John, xlv, xlvi
Georgia, 173
Gibraltar, xlvii, xci, 168, 173, 209, 215, 266, 351
-- Straits of, xx, 32, 256, 299
Gibson, Captain Charles, l
Gilchrist, Captain James, lxxxi, 216, 217, 355
Gilray, James, lxxxv
Glascock, Captain William, cvii, cxiv, cxv, 363
Glasgow, 251
Gloucester, Hugh de Audley, Earl of, 2, 339
Glover, Richard, x, lxxii, 179, 352
Goodman’s Fields, 200
Goodwin Sands, x, lxxvii, 190, 191
Goree, lxxix, 57, 212-14, 257, 355
Gosport, 201
-- Hospital, 160
Gourden, 12
‘Grady, Henry,’ 329
Grafton, Henry Fitzroy, 1st Duke of, 110
Graham, Sir James, cxi
Grantham, 38
Granville, xlix
Grasse, Comte de, xcii, 263, 264, 358
Graves, Rear-admiral Sir Thos., 295, 296
Gravesend, lx
Gray, James, _v._ Snell, Hannah
-- ‘Sarah,’ 359
Greene, Maurice, lxix, lxx
Greenland, 232, 249, 252
Greenway, Thomas, 1, 2
Greenwich, xviii, xxxviii, 143, 144
-- Hospital, lxxi
Greepe, Thomas, xv
Grenada, lxxiii, xci
Grenville, Grenfillde, Greynvile, Grinvile, Sir Richard, xv
Groyne, the, _v._ Corunna
Guadeloupe, lxxxi, 223
Guernsey, 262
Guinea, xxix, 55, 347
Gulf Stream, 315
Gunfleet, the, 190, 191
Haddock, Admiral Nicholas, lxviii, lxxiii, 173, 174
Hakluyt, Richard, xii, xiv
Halifax, George Savile, Marquis of, lii
Halifax (Nova Scotia), 313
Hallen River, 289
-- Town, 290
Hamilton, James, 12
Hamoaze, the, 113
Hannay, James, cx
Hardy, Sir Thomas, 151
-- Sir Thomas Masterman, 302, 360
Hardyng, John, xii
Harfleur, xii
Harman, Sir John, xxxvi, xli, xlii, liv
-- Captain Thomas, xli, xlii, xliii, 83-86