8 July 2018
We had now been nearly a week at Port Royal, and I was not sorry when our time expired and we were ready to set out […]
8 July 2018
Saturday 15th – exactly 14 weeks from our leaving England, we came to anchor in Falmouth Harbour at one P.M. much to the surprise of our […]
8 July 2018
Expences incurred during Jamaica Voyage 1831 5th Aug.t Barbadoes 2lbs preserved Ginger – 8s Boat hire – 1s 7th S.t Vincent Refreshment – 2s 6d 5th Jamaica Expences at Port […]
8 July 2018
Notes of a Voyage to Jamaica, Carthagena & back Sailed 9th July 1831 – Returned 15th Oct.r 1831 Absent 14 weeks After only a month in Falmouth, […]
8 July 2018
The transfer of data from the old website to this one has been a massive (manual) effort. Although we have tried hard to re-edit everything, we […]
8 July 2018
Notes of a Voyage to Buenos Ayres & back Sailed 19th November 1830 -Returned 9th June 1831 29 Weeks – one day A long time has […]
8 July 2018
Trick played upon W.m Treweek Wednesday 8th Dec.r – beautiful weather. This morning Palma the Westernmost of the Canaries in sight at a distance. Very light […]
8 July 2018
Soon after crossing the Equator, we had fresh favourable breezes with moderately fine weather – until we arrived in sight of our destined Port, to the […]
8 July 2018
Miners &.c The Cornish was once a peculiar language analogous I believe to their neighbours the Welsh – but I am told that since the death […]
8 July 2018
Arrive at Buenos Ayres – Fresh Water Tuesday 1st Feb.ry – arrived at Buenos Ayres at 10 A.M. For a week or two I was still […]
8 July 2018
Great number of cattle – Beef Cheap The principal exports of Buenos Ayres are hides, tallow, and horses – but the imports are general. The number […]
8 July 2018
Carnival at Buenos Ayres On Sunday 13th February the Carnival commenced and lasted for three days. This festival so common in catholic countries and anxiously looked […]
8 July 2018
We had now been nearly a week at Port Royal, and I was not sorry when our time expired and we were ready to set out […]
8 July 2018
Saturday 15th – exactly 14 weeks from our leaving England, we came to anchor in Falmouth Harbour at one P.M. much to the surprise of our […]
8 July 2018
Expences incurred during Jamaica Voyage 1831 5th Aug.t Barbadoes 2lbs preserved Ginger – 8s Boat hire – 1s 7th S.t Vincent Refreshment – 2s 6d 5th Jamaica Expences at Port […]
8 July 2018
Notes of a Voyage to Jamaica, Carthagena & back Sailed 9th July 1831 – Returned 15th Oct.r 1831 Absent 14 weeks After only a month in Falmouth, […]
8 July 2018
The transfer of data from the old website to this one has been a massive (manual) effort. Although we have tried hard to re-edit everything, we […]
8 July 2018
Notes of a Voyage to Buenos Ayres & back Sailed 19th November 1830 -Returned 9th June 1831 29 Weeks – one day A long time has […]
8 July 2018
Trick played upon W.m Treweek Wednesday 8th Dec.r – beautiful weather. This morning Palma the Westernmost of the Canaries in sight at a distance. Very light […]
8 July 2018
Soon after crossing the Equator, we had fresh favourable breezes with moderately fine weather – until we arrived in sight of our destined Port, to the […]
8 July 2018
Miners &.c The Cornish was once a peculiar language analogous I believe to their neighbours the Welsh – but I am told that since the death […]
8 July 2018
Arrive at Buenos Ayres – Fresh Water Tuesday 1st Feb.ry – arrived at Buenos Ayres at 10 A.M. For a week or two I was still […]
8 July 2018
Great number of cattle – Beef Cheap The principal exports of Buenos Ayres are hides, tallow, and horses – but the imports are general. The number […]
8 July 2018
Carnival at Buenos Ayres On Sunday 13th February the Carnival commenced and lasted for three days. This festival so common in catholic countries and anxiously looked […]