INDEX
- “Able men,” [13]
- Adlercron, Colonel, [81], [83]
- Admiralty visit to Chatham 1764, [187]
- Ages of the Victory’s crew at Trafalgar, [232]
- Ahmed Shah, [105]
- Aikenhead, J., midshipman, [271]
- Alarm at Chatham 1764, [188-90]
- Albemarle (Monk), Duke of, [28], [68-70]
- Anson, Lord, Admiral, [62], [161], [177], [178]
- Antigua, [193], [199], [203]
- Apodoca, Spanish Admiral, [63]
- Armada, Spanish, [22-7], [59]
- “Armed Associations,” [37]
- Arrest of Wolfe Tone, [214]
- Baker, Matthew, [2], [6], [16], [17], [28]
- Baker, “Old Honest Jem,” [11], [19]
- Balasore Roads, [81], [84], [85], [86], [105], [112]
- Banks of Flanders, Battles of, [28], [127]
- Barbados, [192], [193], [202]
- Barclay, J., Lieut., [275]
- Barfleur, Battle off Cape, [29], [67], [117], [127], [128], [143], [167], [171]
- Barham, Lord, Admiral, [62]
- Bart, Jean, [29]
- Bartholomew’s Day, Battle of, [58]
- “Bases,” [12]
- Basseterre Roads, [194], [195], [202], [204]
- Battle Honours of H.M.S. Kent, [67], [68]
- Baxster, Boatswain, [9], [16]
- Beatty, Dr., [34]
- Beauffremont, de, French Admiral, [144], [153]
- Beeston, Sir George, Captain, [22], [25], [26]
- Belleisle, [143]
- Benbow, Admiral, [19], [29], [60], [171]
- Bengal Army, [79]
- Bently, Captain, [137], [146], [147]
- Berryer, M., Minister of Marine, [184]
- “Black Dick,” [146]
- Blackwood, Captain, [215], [248], [250], [257]
- “Black Hole,” The, [78], [80], [83], [86], [105]
- Blake, Admiral, [66]
- “Bloody Foreland,” [210]
- Bombay, [82], [86], [88], [105]
- Bomb-ketch, [169]
- Bompart, Commodore, [210-12]
- Borough, Captain Stephen, [6], [7], [15]
- Boscawen, Admiral, [30], [127], [129], [139], [161], [165], [184]
- Boscawen’s wig, [135]
- Bouillé, de, Marquis, [193], [199], [201], [204]
- “Bounce,” Collingwood’s dog, [262], [263]
- Boys, Commodore, [62]
- Braces, The, [87], [88]
- Brereton, W., Lieutenant, [116], [117], [118]
- Brest, Attack on, [27]
- Brest Fleet, [129]
- Brett, Sir Piercey, [62]
- Brighton, [176]
- Brimstone Hill, [124], [199-204]
- Bristol “runners,” [38]
- “Britannia Victrix,” [272]
- Budge-Budge, Attack on, [89], [93], [94], [95], [99]
- Bullen, Captain, [277]
- Bussy, M., [79], [81]
- Byng, George, Lord Torrington, [29], [60]
- Byng, Hon. John, Admiral, [31], [129], [163], [164], [165], [168]
- Cadiz, [21], [27]
- Calcutta, [78], [79], [80], [88], [96], [102]
- Calcutta’s Council, [102], [104]
- Cannon-periers, [12]
- Cape Finisterre, [21]
- Cape St. Vincent, [134]
- Cape François, Battle off, [31], [34]
- Cape Trafalgar, [132]
- “Captain-General of the Ocean,” [22]
- Career of the Britannia, [273], [289]
- Carlyle, [30], [154]
- Casualty List of the Victory, [237]
- Celebration of Boscawen’s victory, [139]
- Chacon, General, [63]
- Chalmers, W., Master of the Royal Sovereign, [260]
- Chandernagore, [103], [104], [105], [106], [112-120], [121], [125]
- Charles I, King, [19], [48], [49]
- Charles II, King, [19], [48], [49]
- Charlotte, Queen, [19], [50]
- Chastillon, de, Captain, [137]
- Chatham Dockyard, [177], [179-85], [187-90]
- Chesterfield, Lord, [175]
- Cinque Ports Fleet, [57]
- Clarke, Lieutenant, [121]
- Clavell, Lieutenant, [194], [250], [253]
- Clive, [77], [78], [81], [83], [96], [97], [100], [104], [105], [106], [109], [115], [116], [118], [124]
- Clue, de la, French Admiral, [130], [131], [134], [136]
- Collingwood, [39], [40], [218], [248-71];
- biography, [262];
- G. L. Newnham, [248], [253];
- wounded, [259]
- Commodore Trunnion, [65]
- Comparison between the Dreadnought and Victory, [51]
- Conflans, de, French Admiral, [66], [143], [145], [153], [155], [158]
- Conn, Captain, [40]
- Cook, Captain, [19]
- Cooper, Commissioner, [181]
- Coote, Sir Eyre, [88], [90], [118]
- Copenhagen, Bombardment of, [62]
- Cornwall, Frederick, Captain, [165]
- Cornwallis, Hon. W., Captain, [196]
- Corbett, Secretary, [65]
- Corunna Expedition, [27]
- Cossimbazaar, [79], [103], [108]
- Cotes, Admiral, [31]
- “Counter-Armada,” [27]
- Counties represented at Trafalgar, [229-32], [235], [236], [267], [268], [284]
- “Counts of the Saxon shore,” [56]
- Court-martial on Admiral Byng, [163-5]
- Crew of the Victory at Trafalgar, [228], [233]
- Crew of the Téméraire, [235-6]
- Crew of the Royal Sovereign, [268-9]
- Crew of the Britannia, [283], [284]
- Cromwell, [19], [48], [71]
- Crusaders at Lisbon, [57]
- Culverins, [12], [73]
- D’Aiguillon, Duc de, [148], [155]
- Death of Admiral Watson, [123]
- Defence of the French Centaure, [133-4]
- Delamotte, Mr., master of the Kent, [110]
- “Demi-Culverins,” [12-73]
- Deptford Dockyard, [6], [7], [11], [14], [18], [59]
- Designing the Victory, [182]
- De Spes, Spanish Ambassador, [4]
- Don John of Austria, [3]
- Donegal Bay, battle of, [210-12]
- Donegal peasants, [209]
- Dorset and Captain Hardy, [225-6]
- Dover, [56]
- Dover Road Postmasters, [70]
- Drake, Sir Francis, [19], [21], [22-7]
- Drake, Governor, [79], [80], [86], [88], [96]
- “Dreadnought Seamen’s Hospital,” [41]
- Duckworth, Sir J., Admiral, [219]
- Dumb peal on Portsmouth bells, [178]
- Dum-Dum, [100]
- Dutch raid in the Medway, [166]
- “Eastern Parts,” [57]
- Edward VI, King, [48]
- Edward VII, King, [48]
- ” ” and the Dreadnought, [48-50]
- Elizabeth, Queen, [1-5], [19], [48]
- England’s darkest hour, [34], [38]
- “English Lutheran days,” [22]
- “Espagnols-sur-Mer,” [59]
- Essex, Earl of, [27]
- Eton boat Dreadnought, [41]
- ” Victory, [41]
- Eugene Aram, [177]
- Eustace, the Monk, [58]
- Evelyn, John, [19]
- Ewens, Captain, of the Kent, [69]
- Execution Deck, [179]
- “Fawcons,” [12]
- Fenner, Thomas, Captain, [21], [27]
- Figure head of the Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar, [252]
- Fireships, [169]
- Fireships in the Hooghly, [96]
- Fitz-Stephen, [2], [52], [57]
- Fogg, Dick, Captain, [61]
- Fogg, Kit, Captain, [61]
- Forrest, Captain, [31], [32]
- Foreign men-of-war names translated, [127], [128]
- Foreigners in the British fleet at Trafalgar, [229-30], [235], [236], [269], [283]
- Fort d’Orleans, [107], [108], [112], [113], [115]
- Fortifications of Chandernagore, [109]
- Fort St. George, [78], [79]
- ” St. David, [78], [81]
- ” William, [80], [88], [97], [99], [102], [104], [105], [106]
- “Four Days’ Fight,” [28], [67-70]
- “Fowlers,” [12]
- Fraser, Brigadier, [199]
- Frederick the Great, [175]
- “Fresh Men,” [13]
- “Friend Murray,” [223]
- French troops at Quiberon, [148], [150]
- Frigate Bay, St. Kitts, [191], [193], [195], [203], [204], [207]
- Gardiner, Arthur, Captain, [168]
- Garrick, [176]
- Garrison of Chandernagore, [103], [109], [119]
- George I, King, [166]
- George III, King, [19], [48], [50]
- Gibraltar, [35], [65], [68], [130], [131], [168], [171], [215], [216]
- Gillingham (or Jillingham), Ordinary, [9], [20]
- “Golden Duke,” [22]
- Gonson, B., Treasurer, “Accompte of,” [9]
- Goongee, [98]
- Goschen, Lord, [53], [54]
- Grasse, de, French Admiral, [191], [192], [193], [194], [195], [196], [198], [203], [204], [205], [207]
- Gravelines, Battle of, [27]
- Gravina, Spanish Admiral, [40]
- Green Point, St. Kitts, [198]
- Greenwich Hospital Mausoleum, [225]
- Greenwich Palace, [20]
- “Gromets,” [13]
- “Gunlayer’s test,” H.M.S. Kent, [75]
- Gunman, C., Captain, [61]
- Guns of the Dreadnought, [44-7]
- “Half Minute Council of War,” [31]
- Halloran, L. B., Lieutenant, Royal Navy, [278, etc.]
- Hamilton, W., Midshipman, [98]
- Hardy, Sir T. M., Captain, [34], [223-226]
- Harvey, John, Captain, [62], [63]
- Harvey, Henry, Captain, [63]
- Hastings, Kentish flag at, [50]
- Hawke, Lord, Admiral, [66], [141], [143], [144], [145], [153], [155], [158], [184]
- Hawkins, Sir John, [1], [14], [28]
- Hawley, General, [173]
- Henry VIII, King, [11], [19], [48]
- Herbert, Arthur (Lord Torrington), [61]
- Hervey, Lord, Captain, [61]
- Hey, Rawlins, Lieutenant, [109], [120]
- Highwaymen in 1760, [167]
- Hill, Sir G., [213], [214]
- Hogge, Ralphe, [12]
- Holwell, Mr. T., [86], [123]
- Home Fleet Review, [49]
- Hood, Sir Samuel, Admiral, [192-207]
- Hooghly, City, [98]
- Hooghly, River, [81], [82], [87], [88], [89]
- Horsham, [10], [180]
- Howard, Lord, Lord High Admiral, [24], [25], [26]
- Howe, Lord, Admiral, [50], [145], [146], [147]
- Huguenots, [2-3]
- Hubert de Burgh, [58]
- Hyderabad, [79], [81]
- Invasion of England, [37], [129], [174]
- “Iron Marquis,” The, [22]
- “Islands Voyage,” [27]
- Isle of Wight, [24]
- Ives, surgeon of the Kent, [80], [91], [92], [93], [98], [110], [111], [115], [119]
- “Jack the Painter,” [190]
- Jamaica, [16]
- James I, King, [19]
- James II, King, [19]
- James, Duke of York, [28], [70], [167]
- Jervis, Sir John (Earl St. Vincent), Admiral, [223]
- Johnson’s Dictionary, [175-6]
- “K” Brand, Dantzic, [181]
- “Kent claims the first blow,” [52], [57]
- Kent County Shield, [52], [55]
- “Kentish Menne in Front,” [52]
- “Kentish Rising,” [62]
- Kentish ragstone cannon-balls, [13]
- Kedgeree, [89]
- Keppel, Commodore, [150], [151]
- Kilpatrick, Major, [79], [88]
- Kinnoull, Lord, [139]
- King, Sir Richard, Captain, [97]
- Lagos Bay, Battle of, [136-9]
- Langdon, Captain, [31], [32]
- La Tour D’Auvergne, [148]
- Launch of the Britannia, [272]
- Launch of the first Dreadnought, [14-18]
- Launch of Collingwood’s Dreadnought, [38-9]
- Launch of H.M.S. Kent, [75]
- Launches, royal, [48]
- Lawson, M., [108]
- Legge, George, Lord Dartmouth, [61]
- Lepanto, Battle of, [4], [5]
- Letter from H.M.S. Kent, [68]
- Letter from a Victory marine, [245-6]
- Letter to Suraj-w-daulah, [89]
- Letters from Collingwood’s flagship, [269-71]
- Letters from the Britannia, [275-81]
- Ligonier, Viscount, [175]
- Lloyd’s Policies, [37]
- Lock, Master-Shipwright, [182]
- Log of the Britannia at Trafalgar, [274]
- Log of the Victory, [242-3]
- ” Warspite, [137-8]
- Longsword, William, [58]
- Lord High Admiral, [15], [17], [18], [70]
- Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, [54]
- Louis XIV, [127]
- Louis XV and Quiberon, [156]
- Louisbourg, [167], [178]
- McCleverty, Captain, [131]
- Madras, [78], [81], [91], [93], [94], [96], [97], [100], [105], [106], [109], [110], [116], [118], [119], [122], [123]
- Mahan, [139]
- Maidstone, [13], [181]
- Maids of Kent, Flag from, [55]
- Malcolm, Sir John, [119]
- Malcolm, Sir Pulteney, Captain, [214-219]
- Malleson, Colonel, [119]
- Malmsey, [16]
- Manikchand, [87], [89], [90], [91]
- Marlborough, Duke of, [165], [178]
- Marshals in the French Navy, [43]
- Marshmen, [7]
- Mary Norwood’s Execution, [177]
- Mary Stuart, [5]
- “Maryners,” [13]
- Marston Moor, [28]
- Martin, Sir T. B., Admiral of the Fleet, [234], [264]
- Massacre of St. Bartholomew’s Day, [1], [28]
- Mathews, Admiral, [84]
- Mayapore, [89]
- Medina Sidonia, [21], [23], [25], [26]
- “Mediterranean” Byng, [60]
- Men and Manners in 1758, [175-7]
- “Men of Kent and Kentish Men,” [52-5]
- Militia Camps, [37]
- Minden, [186]
- Minorca, [21], [86], [165], [168]
- Mir Jafier, [121], [122]
- Monument to Admiral Watson, [123], [124]
- “Moors,” [92]
- Moorshedabad, [87], [105]
- Morbihan, [142]
- “Mother of the Maids,” [20]
- Musée de Marine, [36]
- Murray, Geo., Captain, [223]
- Naming of the Dreadnought, [1], [4], [5], [14-18]
- Naming of the Kent, [71]
- ” ” Victory, [184-6]
- Naval Estimates of 1759, [179], [182]
- Nawab, Vizier of Bengal, [79], [80], [87], [98], [99], [100], [102], [103], [104], [106]
- Nelson, [30], [33], [163], [177], [222-4], [245], [246], [247], [256], [258], [290]
- Nelson and the Victory, [222-3]
- ”Monument, Portsdown, [218]
- Nelson’s “Dreadnought” sword, [34]
- Nelson’s “happiest day,” [33], [34]
- Nile, battle of, [62]
- Newfoundland “disturbance,” [187], [188]
- Nevis, [195], [204], [205]
- North Cape, [6]
- North Devon, [6]
- North-East Monsoon, [85]
- North Foreland, Battle off, [58], [67]
- North Sea Packets, [38]
- Northesk, Earl of, Admiral, [272]
- Officers of the Britannia at Trafalgar, [282-8]
- Officers of the Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar, [266], [267]
- Officers of the Victory at Trafalgar, [226], [228]
- “Old Dreadnought,” [30], [127], [136]
- “Old Ironsides,” [272]
- Old London Bridge, [176]
- “Old Pretender,” the, [175]
- Old Single Dock, Chatham, [182]
- Omichand, [121]
- Opdam, Dutch Admiral, [28]
- Order to build the Victory, [181-2]
- Order naming the Donegal, [213]
- Orme, Indian historian, [119]
- Party Politics and the Navy, [35], [125]
- Passaro, Cape, Battle of, [29]
- Peasants of the Weald, [180]
- Pepys, Samuel, [19]
- Perreau, S., Lieut., [120]
- Pett, Phineas, [17], [59], [60]
- Pett, Peter, [2], [6]
- Philip II, King of Spain, [22], [23]
- Pigott, Governor, [81]
- Pitt, Lord Chatham, [139], [178]
- Plan of attack at Chandernagore, [112-13]
- Plassey, the sailors’ part at, [121-2]
- Pocock, Sir G., Admiral, [82], [111], [120]
- Pompadour, Madame de, [143], [156]
- Porchester Castle, [171]
- Portisham, Hardy’s birthplace, [225]
- Portland Bill, [23]
- Porto Bello, [171]
- Portsmouth in the Seven Years’ War, [161-77]
- “Port-pieces,” [12]
- Port Royal, [31]
- Prescott, General, [199]
- Presentation to H.M.S. Kent, [52-5]
- Presentation to H.M.S. Donegal, [220-1]
- Press-gang, working of, [169], [170], [233], [234]
- “Prencipall Master,” [6], [15], [17]
- Puritan method of naming the Navy, [28], [71-3]
- Quebec, [186]
- Quiberon Bay, [66], [142], [144], [148], [154], [156]
- Raleigh, Sir Walter, [27]
- Recalde, J. M. de, [23]
- Refugees from Calcutta, [80], [81], [86], [88]
- Regiments named—
- 1st Royals, [199]
- 13th Foot, [193]
- 15th Foot, [199]
- 28th Foot, [193]
- 39th Foot, [81], [88], [90]
- 69th Foot, [193]
- Royal Artillery, [199]
- Relics of the Trafalgar Dreadnought, [41]
- Renault de St. Germain (Governor of Chandernagore), [103]
- Rescue of Spaniards after Trafalgar, [217], [218]
- Rivalry between the Victory and Royal Sovereign at Trafalgar, [251]
- Rochelle Expedition, [28]
- Rochfort, [155]
- Rodney, Sir G., Admiral, [65], [192], [200], [201], [202], [207]
- Rodney’s report on the disaffection in the West Indies, [202-204]
- Rooke, Sir George, Admiral, [60], [165]
- Rotherham, E., Captain, [250], [251], [252]
- Rupert, Prince, [28], [68], [70], [117], [167]
- Ruyter de, Dutch Admiral, [28], [68], [117]
- “St. James’s Day Fight,” [28], [67]
- St. Vincent—Nelson in action, [34], [223]
- St. Lo, Commodore, [62]
- Sabran de, French Captain, [134]
- Sailor’s devotion at Collingwood’s funeral, [265]
- “Saker,” [17], [74]
- Santa Cruz, Marquis de, [22]
- Saxton, Sir C., Commissioner, [39]
- Ships of Kent, [57]
- Ships—
- Achates, [6]
- Achille (Fr.), [274], [276], [280]
- Aid or Ayde, [3]
- Aigle (Fr.), [282]
- Alfred, [194], [198]
- America, [136], [138]
- Arethusa, [66]
- Ark Royal, [24], [25], [26]
- Augusta, [31], [32], [33]
- Asia, [160]
- Barfleur, [192], [196], [206], [207]
- Belleisle, [251]
- Berwick, [282]
- Blaze, [83]
- Bridgewater, [82], [83], [89], [90], [96], [98], [106], [121]
- Britannia, [49], [60], [185], [272], [273], [274], [276], [278], [281], [282], [283], [284]
- Brunswick, [62], [63]
- Bucentaure (Fr.), [275], [279]
- Canada, [196], [198]
- Canterbury, [64], [65]
- Centaure (Fr.), [133], [134], [135]
- Centurion, [145]
- Chatham, [66]
- Childers, [227]
- Commonwealth, [162]
- Conqueror, [137], [275]
- Cumberland, [82], [83], [89], [105], [112], [125]
- Deal Castle, [67]
- Defiance, [4], [145]
- Deptford, [66]
- Dieu Repulse, [4]
- Donegal, [208], [214-20]
- Dorsetshire, [145]
- Dover, [65], [66]
- Dragon, [84]
- Dreadnought, [1], [4-9], [11-51], [72], [126], [140], [248]
- Dunbar, [72]
- Dunkirk, [72]
- Edinburgh, [31-33]
- El Rayo (Sp.), [217], [218]
- Elizabeth, [233]
- Elizabeth Jonas, [3]
- Eltham, [67]
- Entreprenante (Fr.), [128]
- Essex, [71], [151], [158]
- Euryalus, [215], [257]
- Faversham, [67]
- Fidelle (Fr.), [128]
- Fier (Fr.), [128]
- Folkestone, [67]
- Formidable, [141-3], [145], [148], [150], [151], [158]
- Foudroyant, [168], [169], [224]
- Fougueux (Fr.), [252], [254], [255]
- Gibraltar, [130], [131]
- Great Harry, [60], [61]
- Greenwich, [66]
- Greenwich (Fr.), [32]
- Guernsey, [138]
- Guerrière (Fr.), [134], [135]
- Hampshire, [71]
- Henry, [72]
- Hoche (Fr.), [211], [212], [213]
- Impérial (Fr.), [218]
- Implacable, [239]
- Indomptable (Fr.), [40], [254]
- Indus II, [140]
- Intrépide (Fr.), [33], [82], [138], [282]
- Invincible, [190]
- Jersey, [137], [138]
- Joli (Fr.), [128]
- Jupiter, [219]
- Kent, [52], [53], [55], [67], [75], [80], [82], [83], [85], [87-92], [94], [95], [98], [106], [107], [110], [112], [113-18], [120], [122], [124], [125], [128]
- Kentish, [71], [73], [74]
- Kingfisher, [80], [82], [88], [89], [96], [98], [106]
- Leviathan, [275]
- Licorne (Fr.), [32]
- Lion, [24]
- London, [185]
- Luxborough galley, [62]
- Magnanime, [145], [146], [147], [150]
- Maidstone, [66]
- Margate, [67]
- Marston Moor, [72]
- Marlborough, [89]
- Mary Rose, [11], [24], [26], [73]
- Medway, [67]
- Meleager, [224]
- Minerve, [224]
- Montagu, [128], [147], [150]
- Modeste (Fr.), [134], [137], [139]
- Monarque, [163], [164]
- Monmouth, [168], [208]
- Mutine, [224]
- Namur, [134], [135]
- Naseby, [19], [72]
- Neptune, [275], [278], [279]
- Newbury, [72]
- Nymphe, [194]
- Ocean (Fr.), [134], [136], [138]
- Opiniâtre (Fr.), [32], [33]
- Orphèe (Fr.), [169]
- Outarde (Fr.), [32]
- Prince of Wales, [20]
- Principe de Asturias (Sp.), [40]
- Protector, [88]
- Prudent, [192], [198]
- Pluton (Fr.), [197]
- Queen Charlotte, [50]
- Queen, [166]
- Queenborough, [67]
- Ramillies, [63]
- Redoutable (Fr.), [134], [136], [242], [246]
- Renommée (Fr.), [65]
- Resolution, [72], [150], [151-3], [155], [198]
- Revenge, [3], [18], [23], [24], [26], [60], [72], [151], [165], [169]
- Repulse, [4]
- Royal Anne, [166], [185]
- Royal Charles, [70], [72], [166]
- Royal George, [152-4], [166], [167], [182], [185]
- Royal Prince, [167]
- Royal Sovereign, [40], [165], [166], [185], [242], [248], [250], [251-8], [260], [262], [266], [267-71], [275], [278], [279]
- Royal William, [167], [185]
- Rochester, [66]
- Romney, [66]
- St. Albans, [138], [197]
- St. George, [163-5], [224]
- St. Vincent, [160]
- Salisbury, [82], [83], [85], [88], [89], [90], [96], [101], [107], [112], [113-15], [125]
- Sandwich, [65]
- San Josef (Sp.), [34], [224]
- San Juan Nepomuceno (Sp.), [40]
- San Juan de Compostella (Sp.), [64]
- San Justo (Sp.), [254]
- San Leandro (Sp.), [254]
- San Nicolas (Sp.), [34]
- San Vincente (Sp.), [64]
- Sans Pareil (Fr.), [128]
- Santa Anna (Sp.), [23], [251-7], [259], [260], [279]
- Santisima Trinidad (Sp.), [242], [279]
- Sauvage (Fr.), [128]
- Sceptre (Fr.), [32], [33]
- Shannon, [231]
- Sheerness, [67]
- Soleil Royal (Fr.), [153], [155]
- Solebay, [195]
- Souverain (Fr.), [134], [135]
- Sovereign of the Seas, [48], [60]
- Superb, [219]
- Sussex, [71]
- Swallow, [26]
- Swiftsure, [6], [11], [20], [21], [150], [151]
- Téméraire, [126-9], [131], [134], [135], [137], [139], [140], [146], [217], [235], [236], [250], [275]
- Thesèe (Fr.), [151]
- Thunder, [90]
- Torrington, [28], [29], [72]
- Tredagh, [72]
- Triumph, [3], [36]
- Turquoise (Fr.), [128]
- Tyger, [82], [83], [85], [88], [89], [90], [95-7], [107], [112], [113], [115], [118], [120], [125]
- Vanguard, [224]
- Vengeur (Fr.), [62], [63]
- Vernon, [220]
- Victory, [3], [6], [18], [24], [26], [34], [43], [50], [51], [60], [126], [160], [163], [171], [175], [187], [189], [190], [217], [222], [223], [225], [226], [228], [229], [231], [232], [233], [235], [237], [241], [243], [245], [248], [250], [256], [257], [274], [275], [278], [279], [280], [284]
- Ville de Paris (Fr.), [193], [196], [199], [207]
- Warspite, [137], [138], [146], [147], [150]
- Weazle, [215]
- Woolwich, [67]
- Worcester, [72]
- York, [92]
- Shirley, Governor, [199]
- Shoreditch, Midshipman, [122]
- Shot, Sussex iron, [12]
- Shovell, Sir Cloudesley, [65], [66], [167]
- Slade, Sir T., [182]
- Sluys, Battle of, [59]
- Smith, Sir Sidney, Admiral, [62]
- Smith, Collingwood’s valet, [249], [255]
- Soldiers at Portsmouth, [172], [173]
- Solebay, Battle of, [28], [29], [167]
- Spert, Sir Thomas, [61]
- Speke, Flag-Captain, [82], [87], [98], [114], [120]
- Speke, Midshipman, [114], [120]
- Spragge, Sir E., Admiral, [29]
- Standard at the Main, [49], [50]
- Standing Cup, [16]
- Stanhope, Countess, [55]
- Stanton, Lieutenant, [120]
- Strahan, of the Kent, [91], [93], [94], [95]
- Suckling, M., Captain, [30], [31], [32], [34]
- Suraj-u-daulah, [79], [80], [87], [89], [98], [100], [101], [102], [104], [105], [106]
- Tagus, [5], [22]
- Tanna, Fort at, [95], [96]
- “Tars of the Tyne!” [267-8]
- Teneriffe, St. Cruz, etc., [62], [66]
- Terraneau, de, [111]
- Theatricals on board the Britannia, [284-9]
- Thackeray on Collingwood, [265-6]
- “The Wonderful Year,” [128], [186]
- Thierri, Pilot, [146]
- Thompson, Sir T. B., Captain, [62]
- Three sailors on a raft, [99]
- “Thunderbolt of War,” [22]
- Tilbury camp, [5]
- Timber for the Victory, [180-1]
- Times, origin of, [38]
- Tone, Wolfe, [210], [212], [213-14]
- Torbay, fortifications at, [37]
- Toulon Fleet, [130], [192]
- Toulon, [129], [130], [131]
- Tourville, [143]
- Tower Wharf “Bynns,” [13]
- Trafalgar, Battle of, [39], [41], [215-19], [222], [289]
- Treachery in the West Indies, [200-3]
- Trincomalee, [85]
- Trinidad, Capture of, [63]
- Turner, [140]
- Verger, Cte. de, French Admiral, [144], [146], [147], [157], [158]
- Vernon, Admiral, [171]
- Victoria, Queen, [49]
- Vigo Street, London, [165]
- Villeneuve, Admiral, [248], [252]
- Visits to the Victory after Trafalgar, [245-7]
- Visit to the first Dreadnought, [9-14]
- Vizagapatam, [105]
- Volunteers on board the Victory, [233]
- Wager, Sir Charles, [30]
- Walpole, Horace, [136], [146], [151], [186]
- Walter, Mr. John, [38]
- Walton, Captain, [9], [30]
- “War of Jenkins’ Ear,” [29]
- Warren, Sir J. B., Admiral, [211-13]
- Watson, Charles, Admiral, [79], [83], [84], [86]
- Weald of Kent, [59]
- Wells, John, Midshipman, [276]
- “Western Ports,” [57]
- William III, King, [165], [166], [167]
- Wine Vaults of Corunna, [27]
- Wolfe, General, [167], [175]
- Woodcot, T., “Prest-master,” [8]
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