A history of the administration of the Royal Navy and of merchant shipping in relation to the Navy from MDIX to MDCLX, with an introduction treating of the preceding period

by M. Oppenheim

[184] First mentioned Letters and Papers, 15th Nov. 1544. A Hamburg ship.

[185] Ibid.

[186] Ibid. Of Dantzic.

[187] Ibid., or L’Artigo. Qy. from the French artichaut, in military terminology, a spiked fence.

[188] First mentioned Letters and Papers, 18th Apr. 1544.

[189] Ibid.

[190] First mentioned Letters and Papers, 15th Nov. 1544.

[191] Probably the true year as there is a payment (Pipe Office Declared Accounts, 2193), to five Venetians for fitting her, as being more experienced in galley work. According to Add. MSS. 22047, she was of 200 tons.

[192] Or Merlion; a prize of 1544 or 1545 (Letters and Papers, 19th Apr. 1545).

[193] Ibid.