Indian Antiquary Vol 31

SR No.: 032523
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 556
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 19 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
[MARCA, 1902.
Sunday 26 Jan". Moderate Breezes and Variable, with Some Showers of Rain.
Monday 28t4, Wind and Wear as pr Day past. Carpenter Employ'a Lining the Boat. 2 Men went a Fishing and Caught 2 Dozon Small Ones.
Tuueday 27. Moderate Breezes at 8 E & Rain: gott 9 Eggs from Egg Island.
Wednesday 28th, Moderate Breezes & Variable. Finish Lineing the Boat.
Thursday 20. Fresh Gales Easterly with Hazey Wear. Carpenter Employ' Fixing Hanging . Knees to Some of the Beams,
Friday 30th, Wind and Wear ny before. Carpenter Enploy't about the Stern; People Making a Kiln and Clearing the Channell.
Saturday 81*t. A Pleasent Gale Westerly and fair Weat, the Rudder: People Getting of Iron out of the Wreck for Ballast:
The Carpenter Employed Making
Sunday Febry 15. Moderate Breezes and fair Wear. Raigd the Birds, and to Our great Disappointment, got [gathered] only 2 dozon of Eggs, which I believe will Be the last we shall gett. In the Afternoon 2 men went out a fishing And Caught 3 dozon of Small fish and One large One.
Monday 24, Moderate Breezes Easterly, with Some Rain. Carpenter about the Rudder : People Employd Bringing Over Iron for Ballast.
Tuesday 8d. Fresh Gales Easterly & fair Wear. Carpenter Employed Fitting the Pump ; · People Bringing Over Billett Wood for to Burn [our Burning] at Sea,
Wednesday 4th. The First part Light Breezes Westerly & fair Weather. Latter Cloudy [with] and Some Rain. Carpenter Employ'd Caulking the Stern: Smith Making Rudder Irons.
Thursday 6. Light Breezes Westerly and Fair Weat. Carpenter and Smith Employd as before. 3 Men went a Fishing and Caught a Large Shark, and One dozon of Other Fish.
Friday 6. A Pleasent Gale Easterly and fair Weat. Carpenter Employa Nailing on the Rudder Irons: People Employd Watering the Boat. Found her pretty Tight.
Saturday Febryth 1766. The First Calm with Sultry Weat Latter a Fresh Breeze Easterly.