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

Playing fields at Haslar, [45];
at Dartmouth, [238]

Pocket money, [161]

Portland, selected as station, [58];
its many drawbacks, [59], [188];
Britannia arrives there, [61];
leaves, [71]

Powell, Captain R. A., [69]

Punishments (see [Corporal]), second and third class, [115];
the cane as a substitute, [115];
cockpit mess, [55], [115];
“fours,” [115];
admonished by the captain, [116];
commander’s, [116]

Queen’s medal, The, [173]

Racer, the cruising tender, [159], [169], [234], [249]

Randolph, Captain Geo. G., appointed, [74];
his reputation for severity, [74];
a futile complaint, [75];
stern measures, [75];
superseded, [77]

Reefing topsails, [156]

Regatta, Cadets’, [196];
events in, [197];
a festive occasion, [197];
editor’s bitter comments on, [198];
a new event introduced, [217]