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

[194] Ibid.

[195] Ibid.

[196] First mentioned Letters and Papers, 3rd Aug. 1545. Probably the ‘great shallop’ in building (Letters and Papers) 19th Apr. that year.

[197] Ibid. Probably the ‘great galleon’ building at Smalhithe on 19th April. There was a Grand Mistress in the French navy at this time.

[198] Ibid. Probably the ‘second galleon’ building at Smalhithe on 19th April.

[199] Ibid. Probably the ‘new gallyot’ building at Deptford 19th April.

[200] Ibid. Probably the ‘middle shallop’ building at Deptford 19th April. Saker was the name of a piece of ordnance or of the peregrine hawk.

[201] Ibid. Probably the ‘small shallop’ building at Dover on 19th April.

[202] Ibid. Probably the ‘less Spanish pinnace’ of 19th April.

[203] Ibid.