Jonathan Griffin

Is the Secretary of the Royal Southern Yacht Club, and a member of the old Irish family of Gason of Kilteelagh and Richmond, co. Tipperary. He […]

A member of the famous yachting family, the Coats of Paisley. He was created a Baronet in 1894, at the same time assuming the additional name […]

Was born in 1874 at Grays, Essex, and educated at East­bourne College. He commenced small-boat sailing immediately after leaving school. The first boat he owned was […]

A keen yachtsman, well known on the East Coast. He became an owner in 1881, purchasing the Wild Duck, 19-ton cutter. In 1893 he designed for himself […]

Was born in 1842, and from early youth has been devoted to sailing. He started his yachting experiences in 1864 with a 15-ton cutter, and he […]

A well-known all-round yachtsman, and owner of the cutter Sybil, and part owner with Captain Schank in the 3-ton sloop Julia. This latter boat was designed by Mr. […]

Is a member of the Royal Yacht Squadron. He belongs to a well-known yachting family, and was born in 1867. He sat as a Member of […]

One of the most popular of Irish yachtsmen, and a remarkably clever helmsman. He comes of a sporting family, his father being Mr. T. W. Gubbins, […]

Was born in 1854, and educated at Eton and the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, and Balliol College, Oxford. As a son of the first Lord Dunleath, […]