Chapter XVII: Part 17

Tyrwhitt, Thomas, xi

Uly Island (_i.e._ Vlieland), 77-80

Ushant, xc, xcii, xciv

Utber, Rear-admiral Richard, 73

Vache, Island of, 349

Valdez, Don Pietro de, 18, 19

Van Tromp, Admiral Cornelis Martenszoon, 58, 59, 61, 62, 67, 69,
71, 74, 77

-- -- Admiral Marten Harpertszoon, 59

Vaux, James Hardy, 359

Velasco, Don Luis de, 224

Venice, 25, 36, 127

Vernon, Admiral Edward, ix, lxxiv, lxxv, 177-183, 261, 352, 353, 359

Vigo, lxiii, lxxv, 151-3, 184, 185, 350

Vincent, _v._ St. Vincent

Virginia, xvi, lii, 148, 166-8

Wade, Captain Cooper, 149, 349

Wager, Admiral Sir Charles, 171

Wagnall, lxxx

Walderswyck (_i.e._ Walberswick), 82

Walker, Captain George, lxxxvi

-- Rear-admiral Sir Hovenden, xliii, 92

-- Mickey, 320, 321

Waller, Edmund, xxviii, xxix, xxxi, xxxii, xxxiii

Wallis, Captain Samuel, 244, 357

Walpole, Sir Robert, x, lxxiii

Wapping, xlvi, lx, cviii, 111, 201

Ward, Captain John, xxi, xxii, 25-31, 342

Warner, William, xiv, xv

Warren, Sir John Borlase, xcvii

-- Vice-admiral Sir Peter, lxxv, 196, 261

Washington, George, lxxxix, 244, 245, 357

Watkins, Lieutenant Frederick, 275

Watson, Thomas, 34

Welling (_i.e._ the Wielings), 77

Wentworth, 150

West, Rear-admiral Temple, lxxviii, 203, 208, 210, 355

White, Captain, 286

-- Captain Ignatius, 344

Whitehall, 57, 69, 142

White Hart Yard, 105

Whitehaven, xc

Whitehead, Paul, lxxx

Whitelocke, Bulstrode, lv, lvi

Wignell, J., 355

Wilkes, John, lxxxiv

William, Prince, xcii, cv, cvi, 262, 263; _v. also_ Clarence

Winchelsea, xi, 4

Withrington, 123

Wolfe, General James, 219, 260, 275

Woolwich, xxv, 39

Wright, Captain Fortunatus, lxxxvi

Wycherley, William, lxiii

Yarmouth, lxxvi, 216, 295

-- Roads, 284

Yeaman, 315

Yeo, Lieutenant James Lucas, 300, 301

York, James, Duke of, xx, xxxii, xxxiii xl, xliii, 53, 58, 59, 61,
62, 75, 76, 82, 83

Yorkshire, 259

Young, Edward, lxxi, lxxii

Ypres, 2

Zeeland, 64, 68, 74

NAMES OF SHIPS

Achille, 270

Adventure, 127

Adventure galley, li

Aeolus, lxxxi

Albion, cx

Alcide, lxxvii

Alliance, xciii

Amazon, xcix, 276, 277, 296, 359

America, 269, 270

Amethyst, ci, 305, 361

Angel Gabriel, xxiii, 34, 35

Antelope, 47, 114

Antigallican, lxxxvii

Ardent, 285, 295

Arethusa, lxxxix, cxiv, 248, 249, 357

Armide, cx

Arrogant, 336

Arrow, ix, xcix, 289, 290, 359

Asia, xc

Assistance, xli

Association, lxvii

Astræa, 286, 359

Aurora, xciii

Bacchus, lxxvi, 189

Belle Poule, lxxxix, 248

Bellerophon, ix, xciv, 271, 272, 288, 334

Bellona, 296

Benbow, 333

Benjamin, xliii, 89-92, 344

Blanche, xcix, 275-6, 296, 359

Blandford, lxxxvii, 226, 227, 356

Bonaventer, 29

Boxer, 308

Breda, 78, 350

Brilliant, lxxxi, 221

Brisk, cx

Bristol, lvi, 245, 246, 247

Britannia, 121

Brunswick, 269

Bryan, 47

Burford, ix, lxxiv, 177, 179

Cæsar, li, 129, 131, 303, 304, 346

Cambrian, cx

Cambridge, 224

Canterbury, lxxvi, 168, 169, 351

Captain, 201

Carlisle, 127

‘Carteel,’ 354

Carysfort, 333, 363

Castor, 333

Centaur, xcii, 265, 358

Centurion, viii, x, 196

Charity, 29

Charles, xxxvii

Charles the Second, l, 346

Chesapeake, cii, 311, 312, 361, 362

Chesterfield, 354

Cleopatra, xcix, 267, 358

Colossus, c

Congress, 309

Conquerant, 122

Constitution, cii, 309, 361

Content, xlviii

Coronation, xlvii, 114, 345

Countess of Scarborough, xc

Courageux, 303

Cressy, 336

Cristofir, 3

Crown (?), 218

Cumberland, 345

Danae, lxxxi

Dart, 296

Dartmouth, xliii, 92-95, 344

Dauphin, 108

Defence, c

Defiance, 163, 295, 349

Desire, xviii

Desirée, 296

Devonshire, 198

Didon, 304

Diomede, xciii

Dolphin, 207, 243, 354, 357

Dragon, 224

Drake, xc

Droits de l’Homme, xcix, 277, 359

Duke, lxxxvi, 194

Dunbar, xxviii, 52

Dunkirk, 213, 214

Eagle, lxvii, 114

Edgar, lxviii, 160-162, 292, 295

Edinburgh, 333

Egmont, 254, 357

Elephant, 296

Elizabeth 28, 69, 114, 345

Elizabeth Jonas, xvi

Endymion, 313, 314, 362

Enterprising, 308

Esperance, 300

Essex, 309

European, xlvi

Euryalus, c

Falmouth, 127

Fancy, l, 131, 347

Fanfan, 75

Firebrand, lxvii

Firedrake, 212

Formidable, 254, 300

Fox, 343

Franklin, 288

Friends, 251

Frolic, 308

Furnace, 212

Fury, 331

Galleazzo, the Great, viii, xix, 18-21, 342

Ganges, 296

General Monk, xciii

Genoa, cix, cx

George, xx, 48, 51

George-Aloe, xxi, 23, 24, 342

Glasgow, cx

Glatton, 295

Glorieux, xcii

Glory, 264

Gloucester, 345

Golden Horse, xlii

Greyhound, 47

Griffin, 222, 223

Guerrière, cii, 308, 309, 361

Gunsway, l, 134

Hancock, xciii

Hannibal, 299

Hardwick, 114

Harwich, xlvii, 345

Hawke, lxxxvii, xcii, 356

Hazard, 333

Hecla, 336

Hector, xcii

Henery, 65

Henry, xxxvi, 47

Hercule, xcix, 285, 259

Hermione, 296

Hero, 304

Honour, 37

Hunter, xciii

Hyder Ally, xciii

Impétueux, 270

Impregnable, cviii

Indefatigable, 276, 277

Intrepid, 208

Ipswich, 202

Iris, xciii

Isis, 296

James and Mary, xliii, 95, 96

Java, 308

Jenny, 251

Juste, 270

Kent, lxxiii, 175, 176

La Loire, 300, 360

Languedoc, 258

Larne, 363

Leander, cviii, 288, 331

Lennox, lxxiii, 175

Leviathan, 272

Lewis, 108

Lichfield, lxxix

Liffy, 359, 363

Lilly, 331

Lion, 37, 193, 345

Litchfield, 213, 214, 215

London, 278

Lord Anson, lxxxvii, 225, 226, 356

L’Orient, 288

Loyal London, xxxii

Loyalty, 114

Lyme, 343

Lynx, 114

Lyon, xxv, 114

Lys, lxxvii

Ludlow Castle, lxviii

Macedonian, 308

Maidstone, 343

Margarita, 304

Marlborough, 224, 363

Marquis de Brancos, lxxvi

Mars, xcix, c, 285, 286, 303, 359

Mary, lxv, 60

Marygold, 87

Mary Rose, xxxviii

Melampe, lxxxi, 216

Minotaur, 288

Mocca, 348

Monarch, 295

Monmouth, xlviii, 106

Namur, 304

Nantwich, 343

Nassau, lxxix, 212-214, 355

Newbury, 343

Nightingale, lxviii, 155

‘Noah’s Ark,’ 150, 350

Nonsuch, lxxxix

Northumberland, lxvi, 270, 345

Nymphe, 267, 358

Orford, lxviii, 175, 176, 351

Otter, 296

Pallas, lxxxi

Peacock, 308

Pearl, lii

Pelican, xlv, 106, 107

Phancy, _v._ Fancy

Philomel, cx

Phœnix, lxvii, 304, 354

Pique, 333, 362

Plymouth, 126

Poictiers, 308

Polyphemus, 296

Pomone, cii

Portsmouth, lvii

Powerful, 333

President, cii, 309, 314

Prince, 218

Prince Edward, 212

Prince Frederick, lxxxvi, 194, 195

Prince George, xcii

Princess Royal, x, lxxvii, 190, 191

Princissa (Princesa), lxxiii, 175, 176, 351

Quebec, xciii, xcii, 260

Quedagh Merchant, 347

Queen Charlotte, cviii, 270, 278, 279

Rainbow, xxii, 30, 31, 342

Rambler, 261

Ramillies, xcii

Randolph, xciii

Reguli, 288

Resolution, xlviii, lxxxviii, 66, 68, 70, 348

Restoration, lxvi

Revenge, xv, 333

Revolutionnaire, 304

Richard, 259

Rising Sun (or Royal Sun) 115, 119, 121, 122, 125, 152, 218

Robin Hood, 266, 358

Romney, lxvii, 168, 351

Rose, xlv, xlvi, cx, 37

‘Royal Billy,’ 240, 241, 357

Royal Charles, xxxiv, xxxvi, 69, 73, 75

Royal George, lxxx, 218

Royal Oak, xci, xxxiv, 258, 259, 345

Royal Sovereign, 37-40, 147

Ruby, 47, 150, 343, 350

Saint Andrew, 22

Saint David, xli, liv, lvii

Saint George, lxvii

Saint John, 136

Saint Matthew, 22

Saint Philip, 22

Sandwich, 282

Santo Domingo, xci

Sapphire, xlii, lxxv, 184, 353

Schaherlaes, xlii, 83

Scorpion, xciii

Scylla, ciii, 319, 320, 362

Seaflower, xcvii

Serapis, xc, xciii

Seven Provinces, 74

Severn, 197, 198

Shannon, cii, 311-314, 361, 362

Shrewsbury, xc, 181, 182, 254

Sophia, 331

Southampton, lxxxi, 216

South Carolina, xciii

Sovereign, 73, 75

Sovereign of the Seas, xxiv, xxv

Spence, 181

Stirling Castle, lxv, lxvi

Success, lviii

Suffolk, 348

Sun, 109

Superb, cviii, cix

Surveillante, xcii

Swallow, xxxviii, 243, 244, 357

Swan, 249

Sweepstakes, 23, 24, 342

Talbot, 333

Tartar, xc, 198

Temple, 222, 223

Tenedos, cii

Terrible, lxxxvi, lxxxvii, 198, 204-6, 354

Thetis, ci, 305, 361

Thomas Bonaventure, xx

Thunder, 198, 327-8

Thunderer, 333

Torbay, 213, 214

Trident, xlviii, 198

Triumph, xxxv

Tyger, 83, 84, 85

‘Valance,’ _v._ Vengeance

Vanguard, ciii, 288, 320, 321, 362

Vengeance, lxxxvi, 204, 354

Vengeur, 269, 270

Victory, lxxvii, 192-4, 257, 353

Ville de Paris, xcii, 264

Warwick, 345

Wasp, cx, 308, 333, 334

Wellington, cxii

Whelpes, 37

Yarmouth, xciii, 201

Zealous, 288

TUNES MENTIONED

Admiral Benbow, 148, 349

Admiral Byng and brave West, 201, 355

Admiral Keppel Triumphant, 255, 358

A Fig for France and Holland too, 63, 66, 79

A hunting we will go, 247

Aim not too high, 115, 160

An Orange, 104

Arethusa, 248, 283, 357

Avast! Honest Mess-mate, 195

Awake, oh my Cloris! 88

Banstead Downs, 140

Brave Vernon’s Triumph, 181, 353

Cannons rore, 129

Captain Death, 205, 354

Captain Ward, 30

Cawsand Bay, 328, 363

Chevy Chase, 231

Come and Listen to my Ditty, 162, 179, 200, 350, 352

Coming Down, 134

Death of Admiral Benbow, 149, 350

Digby’s Farewell, 84

Down by a Crystal River side, 193

Dub a Dub, or, the Seaman’s Tantara ra, 21

Duke of Lorain and the Princess Royal, 199

Every Man Keep his own Room, 211

Five Sail of Frigats bound for Malago, 47

Fond boy, 125

Glorious Charles of Sweden, 177, 352, 353

Gossip Joan, 227

Hearts of Oak, xc, 220, 304, 355

Hey! for the honour of Old England, 120

Hey Ho, my Hony, 53

I am a Jovial Batchelor, 42

I often for my Jenny strove, 99

I prethee Love turn to me, 61

I was, d’ye see, a Waterman, 271

Iantha, 233

Ianthe, 146, 348

I’le go to Sir Richard, 101

In the merry month of June, 143

John Dory, 16, 341

John Duke of Marlborough, 209

Ladies of London, 95

Let Cæsar Live Long, 106

Let the soldiers rejoice, 117

Let us drink and sing, and merrily troul the bowl, 53

Monsieur Ragou, or the Dancing Hobby horses, 72, 76

Mounseers Almaigne, 18

O so ungrateful a creature, 145

Our Noble King in his Progress, 34

Packington’s Pound, 58, 344

Round about the Hollow Tree, 66

Russel’s Farewell, 133

Sail before the mast, 154

Shannon and Chesapeake, 311, 362

Tars of the Blanche, 331

The Dancing Hobby horses, _v._ Monsieur Ragou

The Dusky Night, 247

The Jovial Cobbler, 40

The King’s going to Bulloign, 25

The Landlady of France, 309, 361

The Lilies of France, 243

The Poor Benjamin, 89

The Ring of Gold, 97

The Seaman’s Tantara ra, _v._ Dub a Dub

The Spinning Wheel, 108

The stormy winds do blow, 53, 54, 343

The Two English Travellers, 131

The Vicar of Bray, 281

Thursday in the Morn, 119, 156, 346

To all you ladies now at land, 56, 343

We’ll go no more to Greenland, 249

When this old Cap was New, 61

Which nobody can deny, 110

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