[186] Geological Society, Coll. No. 197.
[187] Geological Society, No. 238 to 240, (perhaps clay-slate. P. P. K.)
[188] Name given by sealers to a thick rushy kind of grass, which grows near the sea, in these latitudes.
[189] A high mountain at the N.W. end of London Island.
[190] I carried two tents from the Beagle, theirs having been cut up for the basket.
[191] It afterwards appeared that we had taken the families of the very men who stole the boat from Mr. Murray.
[192] Adventure Passage.
[193] Gilbert Islands.
[194] Doris Cove.
[195] So called in remembrance of the basket-like canoe by which we received intelligence of the loss of our boat.