The Story of the "Britannia" / The training ship for naval cadets. With some account of previous methods of naval education, and of the new scheme of 1903.

by Edward Phillips Statham

Foley, Captain the Hon. F. A. C., [95]

Food, Cadets’, [175]

Football,
Association matches:
Britannia v. Mannamead School, [211], [216];
Montpelier School, [216];
Paignton School, [211];
Plymouth College, [216];
Plymouth F.C., [211];
Torbay, [211];
Totnes School, [211].
Rugby matches:
Port Watch v. Starboard, [194];
Oxford v. Cambridge, [194];
Odd class v. Even, [194];
Britannia v. Hindostan, [194];
Britannia v. Blundell’s School, [210];
Royal Naval Engineers’ College, [210];
Exeter Grammar School, [210];
editorial remarks, [219]

“Fours,” Doing, [153]

Fox, Mrs., [162]

Franklin, Sir John, [24]

French, how taught in early days, [63];
discounted in circular of 1875, [102]

Games, advantages of Dartmouth for, [59], [190];
proficiency in a recommendation for appointment, [191]

German training ship visits Dartmouth, [155];
photographing her, [158];
an unauthorised visit to, [159]

Goose dinners, [88]