INDEX.
A. |
PAGE |
Advance in turning |
562 |
After sails |
157 |
Aground, getting |
576-581 |
ANCHOR- |
American |
230 |
advantage of lying at single |
270 |
backing an |
255 |
carrying out with one boat |
279-281 |
carrying out with two boats |
282-284 |
catting an |
248 |
fishing an |
248 |
foul |
251 |
getting off the bows |
246 |
heaving up an |
247 |
jury |
234 |
letting go an |
246 |
Martin's |
233 |
Mitchell's |
234 |
mushroom |
233 |
parts of an |
230 |
portable |
230, 232 |
Porter's |
2331 |
purchasing an |
183 |
proof of an |
232 |
sea |
211, 234-235, 480, 535 |
securing for sea |
251 |
sheet, how |
183 |
stocks |
231 |
sweeping for |
286 |
transporting an |
184 |
trip hook |
249 |
weighing an |
247, 278, 380-394, 529, 537-538. |
weighing with boats |
286-287 |
weights of an |
232 |
which to pick up first when moored |
247, 278 |
ANCHORING |
246, 517-526, 535, 553 |
beating in on a flood and |
524 |
by the stern |
257 |
head on |
521 |
in a narrow channel |
523, 554 |
off exposed coasts |
525 |
preparations for |
518, 553 |
running under double reefs |
524 |
Saratoga at Champlain |
259 |
schooners |
535 |
standing in on a wind and |
521 |
steamers |
553 |
with a free wind |
520 |
|
|
ANCHORING- |
PAGE |
with a free wind and ebb tide |
524 |
with a scant wind |
523 |
with a spring |
258 |
Apparently drowned, to restore |
595 |
Apparently dead, treatment of |
596 |
Articles under cognizance of Bureaus |
194-198 |
Astern, effect of helm when going |
544 |
Attraction of vessels |
438-439 |
Auxiliary steering screw |
574, 637 |
Avoiding collision at anchor |
525 |
Avoiding dangers, steamers |
547 |
Awnings to douse and spread |
355 |
|
B. |
|
Back cloths |
171 |
" ropes |
106 |
Backers for head earings |
127, 131, 133 |
Backing an anchor |
255 |
" and filling |
621 |
" off a lee shore |
391, 427 |
" into a slip |
559 |
Backstays cut and fitted |
104, 106, 107 |
Bad weather under steam |
551 |
Bag racks |
298 |
Bags |
298 |
Bale sling |
61 |
Ballast, stowage and shape |
190, 191 |
Barometer, the |
460-464 |
Bathing, precautions |
594, 595 |
Battens, staying masts by |
609 |
Beckets, reefing |
52, 452 |
Beam scale |
97-98 |
Bearings, relative |
12-13 |
Bell's purchase |
71, 141 |
Bending bower chain |
238 |
courses |
165, 332, 504, 507 |
hawsers |
37 |
head sails |
168, 334, 502 |
light sails |
168, 336 |
sail (exercise) |
331-336 |
sheet-chain |
239 |
spanker |
169, 334 |
studding sails |
169-170 |
topsails |
166, 332, 503, 505, 507 |
Bends |
36-37 |
Berthing |
294 |
Billet, form of |
303 |
Bill of health |
647 |
|
|
662
|
|
PAGE |
Bill of sale |
647 |
Bitting chain-cable |
239-240 |
Bitt stopper |
243 |
Block and block |
66 |
Blocks, names of |
63-66 |
" sizes of rope and straps |
67, 72, 605. |
Block straps |
67-69, 604-605 |
Boarding vessels and wrecks |
218 |
Boat officer, duties of |
215-218 |
" salutes |
214 |
BOATS- |
carrying out anchors in. |
279-286 |
boarding in |
217, 218 |
carrying stores in |
220 |
crews |
293 |
detaching apparatus (Brown's, Fiske's, Wood's) |
227, 228, 226 |
equipments |
200-201 |
good order of |
213 |
handling under oars |
203-206 |
hauling up on shore |
221 |
hoisting inboard |
175-179 |
hoisting and lowering |
201, 202 |
management in a gale |
211 |
management in surf |
611-613 |
orders used in handling |
203-206, 208-210. |
rigs |
206 |
sailing |
208-212 |
size of |
200 |
trimming |
209 |
towing by |
217 |
weighing anchors with |
286-287 |
weights of |
199 |
BOBSTAYS- |
carried away |
485-486 |
how measured |
101 |
how set up |
110 |
Booms |
136-139 |
Boom brace |
141 |
" irons |
82 |
" flying jib |
126 |
" jib |
81 |
" lower |
137 |
" rigging in and out, lower |
354, 407 |
" studding sail |
136-139 |
" topping lifts |
136, 137 |
" schooner |
136, 528 |
Bowlines |
150 |
BOWSPRIT- |
carried away |
493 |
for rams |
111 |
lifting |
111 |
parts of |
81 |
rigging the |
110 |
shrouds |
101 |
taking in |
89 |
taking in, own resources |
91-92 |
Box hauling |
425 |
Boxing off |
432 |
|
|
BRACES-- |
PAGE |
carrying away |
482, 483, 485 |
lead of |
139-141 |
preventer |
141, 450, 455 |
Bracing in |
434-436 |
" up |
436-437 |
Brails |
153 |
Bread room |
193 |
Breaking strains, chain and rope |
603 |
Breast band |
15 |
Breechings |
45 |
Bringing by after scudding |
475 |
Bringing to a chain |
247 |
Broaching to |
474 |
Brought by the lee |
473 |
Brown's detaching apparatus |
227 |
Brushes, coir. |
60 |
Bugle calls |
648 |
Bull earings |
163, 451 |
" rope |
343 |
Bunt jiggers |
153 |
Buntlines |
149 |
Bunts |
328 |
BUOYS- |
anchor |
252-253 |
channel |
375-377 |
life |
447 |
mooring |
253, 554-555 |
Bureaus of Navy Dep't. |
194-196 |
Burtons |
73 |
" Spanish |
73 |
Burton strap topsail yard |
127 |
" lower yard |
132 |
|
C. |
|
Cable tier |
192 |
Calculating floating powers |
287 |
Calm; counterbracing |
437-438 |
CANVAS- |
numbers of |
172, 610, 611 |
tests |
610, 611 |
use of different kinds. |
172 |
CAP- |
to ship bowsprit |
90 |
lower |
120 |
topmast |
121 |
Capsizing boats |
212 |
CAPSTAN |
245 |
bars, how secured |
245 |
bringing chain to the |
247 |
steam |
261 |
Carrying away rigging |
482-491 |
" away spars |
492-501 |
" out anchors in boats |
280-284 |
" out kedge |
279 |
" stores |
220 |
CASTING |
380-394 |
schooners |
529 |
under steam |
547 |
CAT- |
back, how rove |
249 |
|
|
663
|
CAT- |
PAGE |
block |
64 |
to hook the |
248 |
to reeve the |
249 |
Catharpins |
104 |
Cathead stopper, how fitted |
246 |
Catspaw |
35 |
Catting anchors with cat-chain |
250 |
Certificate of registry |
646 |
CHAINS- |
bending bower |
238 |
" sheet |
239 |
bitting |
239 |
breaking strains |
603 |
bringing to |
247 |
comparative sizes |
603 |
getting on board |
238 |
lengths of |
237 |
long scope, value of |
254-255 |
marks on |
237 |
ranging |
240, 248 |
securing inner end |
238 |
slipping |
259 |
surging |
248 |
sweeping for |
286 |
veering, bad weather |
253 |
weather bitting |
240 |
weights of |
603 |
Chapelling ship |
433 |
Charter party |
647 |
Chasing |
553 |
Check stoppers |
243 |
Circular storms |
464-470 |
Clearing hawse |
275 |
Clew catchers |
400 |
" jiggers |
149 |
" lines |
148 |
Clews, hammock |
59 |
Clinches |
37 |
Clothes lines |
355 |
Clothing |
297 |
Clubbing |
621 |
Club hauling |
422 |
Cockbilling yards |
358 |
Collier's purchase |
257 |
COLLISION- |
avoiding at anchor |
525 |
reports made on |
377 |
rules for avoiding |
360-375 |
steamers |
553 |
Coming to against the helm |
432 |
Commands |
323 |
Communicating at sea |
440 |
Comparative effects, screw and rudder |
546 |
COMPASS- |
dumb |
12 |
to box the |
11 |
Compressors |
244 |
Conduct books |
305 |
Conning |
413 |
Construction stores |
196 |
|
|
|
PAGE |
Controllers |
244 |
Correspondence |
319 |
Counterbracing |
437 |
Courmes' method, diameters |
629 |
COURSES- |
to bend |
165, 332 |
fit |
161 |
furl |
166, 471 |
reef |
450, 452, 453 |
set |
399 |
shift |
504-505-507 |
take in |
399, 471 |
unbend |
336, 504, 507 |
Cringles |
44, 160 |
"Croesus," case of the |
587 |
Crossing light yards (drill) |
345 |
" and loosing sail |
347 |
CROSSTREES- |
lower |
113 |
topmast |
120-121 |
Cuckold's neck |
46 |
Cutting and fitting rigging |
97-107 |
" away masts |
481 |
out sails |
159 |
Cyclones |
464-470 |
|
D. |
|
Davit, fish |
249 |
Dead eyes |
107, 606 |
" to turn in |
606 |
Deck stoppers |
242 |
" tackle |
73 |
Decrease in weight, immersed bodies |
288 |
Definitions |
1-8 |
De Horsey rig for boats |
207 |
DERRICK |
87, 186-188 |
calculating strain on |
189 |
upright |
188 |
DETACHING APPARATUS- |
Brown's |
227 |
Fiske's |
228 |
Wood's |
226 |
DIAMETERS- |
final |
562-566 |
methods of finding |
629-633 |
tactical |
562-566 |
Difference of resistance to screw blades |
540 |
Distress, assisting vessels in |
218 |
Dolphins |
50 |
Dolphin striker, to rig |
123 |
Downhauls |
150 |
Draft, cutting rigging by |
97 |
Drag, to use a |
479 |
Drawing frames |
598 |
Dressing ship |
356 |
Drift angle |
562, 629-633 |
" to determine |
629-633 |
Drifting |
620-622 |
Drift lead |
16 |
|
|
664
|
|
PAGE |
Drowned, to restore apparently |
595 |
Drowning persons, to rescue |
593 |
Dry dock, to haul into |
558 |
DUTIES OF- |
boat officers |
215, 317 |
forecastle officer |
308 |
midshipman of berth deck |
316 |
" division |
317 |
" gun deck |
314 |
" hold |
316 |
" quarter deck |
311 |
" top |
313 |
petty officers |
300 |
topmen and others |
299 |
|
E. |
|
EARINGS- |
fitted |
163 |
head, how secured |
127, 165, 335 |
reef, how passed |
451 |
Embarking heavy articles, boats |
221 |
Emergency signal |
550 |
Engineers' stores |
197 |
Engine-room signals |
538, 550 |
" Enterprise," turning trials |
641 |
Equipment of boats |
200 |
" stores |
196 |
Equipoise rudder |
94 |
" how supported |
94 |
" present value of |
565 |
EXERCISES- |
port routine |
323-355 |
under steam |
567 |
EYE- |
Elliott's |
241 |
Flemish |
42 |
rope makers' |
42 |
spindle |
43 |
|
F. |
|
Fenders |
58 |
Fid |
38, 513 |
preventer |
349 |
topmasts, to |
122, 516 |
Fighting stoppers |
243 |
Fill away, to |
441 |
Finding size of shrouds |
607 |
Fire bill |
302 |
" booms |
625 |
Fish davit |
249 |
Fishing a lower yard |
499 |
Fiske's detaching apparatus |
228 |
Fitting standing rigging |
110-139 |
Fittings of sails |
160-164, 167 |
Flemish horses |
128 |
Floating power, to calculate |
287 |
Flying jib, to set |
402 |
" to take in |
403 |
Flying jib boom, to get on board |
126 |
" to rig in and out, |
126, 351, 352 |
|
|
|
PAGE |
Flying moor, to make a |
273 |
Fog signals |
362-363, 378 |
FOOT ROPES- |
jib |
123 |
lower |
132 |
topgallant |
133 |
topsail |
128 |
Fore and afters, handling. |
527-536 |
Fore and aft sails, to bend |
169, 334 |
" to make up |
168, 169 |
Fore and aft stays fitted |
102, 105-107 |
" send up |
114, 121, 125. |
" set up |
116, 122, 126 |
Forecastle officer, duties of |
308 |
Foul anchor |
251 |
" hawse to clear |
275 |
Foxes |
25, 50 |
French reefs |
162-163, 452 |
Funnel |
82, 125 |
FURLING- |
courses |
166 |
fore and aft sails |
168, 169 |
remarks on |
328 |
sail, from a bowline |
330 |
sail, from a buntline |
327 |
topsails |
167 |
Futtock band carried away |
489 |
" shrouds, how fitted |
102 |
|
G. |
|
Gaffs |
135 |
Gaff topsail |
529 |
Gale |
471-482 |
preparations for |
472, 473 |
" to ride out a, in boats |
211 |
Gammoning |
110 |
" carried away |
489 |
Ganger |
239 |
Garland |
88 |
Garnet |
74 |
Gaskets |
50, 164 |
German experiments, screw ships, |
634, 636 |
GETTING- |
aground |
576 |
anchor off the bows |
246 |
chains on board |
238 |
underway |
380-395 |
" schooner |
529 |
" steamers |
537 |
Gin bar |
121 |
" blocks |
64 |
Girtlines, hammock |
75, 295, 355 |
" rigging |
75, 112, 113, 120 |
Glass, long and short |
17, 18 |
Going alongside (boats) |
212 |
" a wharf (ships) |
555-558 |
Gold leaf, to apply |
619 |
"Gorgon," case of the |
577 |
Grafting |
50 |
|
|
665
|
|
PAGE |
Griolet purchase |
74 |
Gripes, boats |
201 |
Grommet straps |
68, 604 |
Ground log |
20 |
Guess warp |
219 |
Gun tackle |
75 |
" tackle purchase |
72 |
GUNS- |
backing an anchor with |
256 |
getting in |
180, 181 |
getting out |
1811 |
throwing overboard |
182, 256 |
weighing |
256 |
GUYS- |
boom |
153 |
jib |
106 |
|
H. |
|
Hackle |
5P8 |
Half boards |
426 |
Half tops, to send up |
113 |
Halliards |
141-144 |
" (boats) |
208 |
Hambroline |
24 |
Hammocks |
295 |
Hammock clews |
59 |
" girtlines |
75, 295, 355 |
HANDLING BOATS- |
under oars |
203 |
under sail |
208-212 |
fore and afters |
527-536 |
"Hankow" experiments |
545, 627 |
Haul of all |
419 |
Hauling up boats on shore |
221 |
Hawse, rope |
276 |
" to clear |
275 |
Hawsers, sizes of |
240, 603 |
" steel |
241, 603 |
Head and stern, to moor |
273 |
Head earings, course |
163, 165, 335 |
" topsail |
163, 335 |
HEAD SAILS- |
bending |
168, 335 |
making up |
168 |
setting, |
403 |
shifting |
502 |
stowing |
168 |
taking in |
403, 471 |
unbending |
337 |
HEAVING- |
down |
584 |
the log |
18 |
to, boats |
210 |
" fore and afters |
533 |
" under sail |
441 |
under steam and sail |
551 |
up an anchor |
247 |
Heeling, effect on circle |
564 |
Helm angles, effect on circle |
565 |
" assists in shortening sail |
411 |
|
|
|
PAGE |
Helm weather, how caused |
412, 549 |
Hitches |
34-36 |
Hitching |
49 |
HOISTING- |
boats |
201 |
head sails |
403 |
rail launches |
179 |
reefing and |
449-456 |
square sails |
410 |
in and out boats |
175-180 |
guns |
180 |
heavy articles |
174 |
launch when underway |
178 |
light articles |
173 |
spare spars |
174 |
Hold, stowage of |
190-193 |
Hooks |
66 |
Houseline |
25 |
Hull, parts of |
1-8 |
|
I. |
|
Idlers |
293 |
Immersion, decreasing weight |
288 |
In and out jiggers |
405 |
INSTRUCTIONS- |
for restoring apparently dead |
596 |
" drowned |
595 |
for saving drowning persons |
593 |
Irons, ship in |
420 |
|
J. |
|
JACKSTAYS- |
lower yard |
132 |
reefing |
128, 132 |
topgallant yard |
134 |
topsail yard |
127 |
Jacob's ladders |
61, 137, 352 |
Jeer Blocks |
65, 75 |
Jeers |
75 |
Jewsharp |
231 |
JIB- |
to bend |
168, 335 |
gear carried away |
486, 487 |
set |
403 |
shift |
502 |
stow |
168 |
take in |
403, 471 |
unbend |
337 |
JIB Boom- |
carried away |
496 |
getting on board |
123 |
how rigged |
81, 124 |
to rig in |
509, 515 |
to rig out |
124 |
to shift |
509 |
Jib stay, carried away |
486 |
" how fitted |
105 |
Jiggers |
75 |
Jumpers |
406, 471 |
Jumping booms |
225 |
|
|
666
|
|
PAGE |
Junk |
25 |
JURY- |
anchor |
234 |
mast |
494 |
rudder |
477-479 |
windlass |
287 |
|
K. |
|
Kackling |
36 |
Kedge and toggle |
394 |
Kedges |
231 |
" to carry out |
279 |
Kedging |
220 |
Knocked down |
480 |
Knots |
31-34 |
Kunstaedter steering screw |
574, 637-638 |
|
L. |
|
Laniards, rigging. |
110-111 |
LAUNCHES- |
carried on rail |
179 |
hoisting inboard |
175 |
weighing anchor with |
286 |
Laws of storms |
464-469 |
LEAD |
14-16 |
deep sea |
15 |
to heave the |
14-16 |
Lead line, how marked |
14 |
Lead of gear, altering |
154 |
Leaks |
582 |
Leech lines |
152 |
Lee, brought by the |
473 |
" shore getting under way from. |
386-391 |
Letting go an anchor |
246 |
LIFE BOAT- |
" handling |
222 |
" manning |
446 |
buoys |
447 |
lines |
358 |
saving service, U. S. |
588-593 |
Lifting bowsprit |
111 |
LIFTS- |
carried away |
488 |
fitting lower |
131 |
" topgallant |
134 |
" topping |
136, 137, 528 |
" topsail |
129 |
LIGHT SAILS |
157 |
To bend |
168, 336 |
to unbend. |
337, 349 |
Light yards, exercise of |
343 |
to send down, bad weather |
472 |
Lights, vessels |
360 |
Linings, sails |
160 |
Little's method for diameters |
631 |
Lizard light yards |
133, 345 |
" topgallant masts |
349 |
|
|
|
PAGE. |
Lizard topmasts |
514 |
Logbook |
458, 647 |
" line how marked |
17 |
" to heave the |
17-18 |
Lookouts |
304, 396-397 |
LOOSING SAIL- |
getting underway |
381 |
to a bowline |
329 |
to the buntlines |
326 |
Losing spars |
492-501 |
LOWER BOOMS- |
bow fitted |
137 |
to get from under bows |
409 |
to rig in and out |
354, 407 |
LOWER- |
brace carried away |
482 |
cap to ship |
120 |
lift carried away |
488 |
lifts how fitted |
131 |
mast, carried away |
494 |
" iron |
83 |
" wooden |
80-81 |
masthead pendants |
98 |
rigging how fitted |
98-103 |
" how set up |
116-117 |
stays, how fitted, |
101-102 |
LOWER YARD |
82 |
fishing |
499 |
fittings |
82, 131 |
getting inside rigging |
498 |
getting on board |
130 |
sending down |
515 |
sending up |
132, 516 |
shoring up |
186 |
used as a derrick |
187 |
Lowering boats |
201, 444-447 |
Luff tackles |
72, 75 |
Lug sails |
206 |
" to dip |
206-207 |
LYING TO- |
fore and afters |
534 |
steamers |
551 |
under sail |
472 |
|
M. |
|
Main brace carried away |
482 |
" yard, leaving square in stays |
430, 446 |
MAKING SAIL- |
detail |
398 |
exercise |
338 |
in getting underway |
381, 383 |
MAN OVERBOARD- |
schooners |
534 |
under sail |
444-446 |
under steam |
550 |
Management of boats in surf |
611 |
Manifest |
647 |
Manning yards |
357 |
Marline |
25 |
Marline spike |
38 |
|
|
667
|
|
PAGE |
Martingale |
106, 123, 406 |
Martin's anchors |
233 |
Masthead pendant tackles |
185 |
Masting |
84-92 |
MASTS |
80-84 |
boat's |
207 |
cutting away |
481 |
how secured before staying |
114 |
standing of |
115 |
staying by use of battens |
609 |
MATE OF- |
berth deck, duties |
316 |
gundeck, duties |
314 |
hold, duties |
316 |
Measuring for rigging |
99-107 |
Medical stores |
198 |
" Melrose" experiments |
545 |
Mending sail |
331 |
Mensing's method for diameters |
631 |
Messenger |
245 |
Messing |
296 |
Metallic robands |
335 |
" splices |
108 |
MIDSHIPMAN OF- |
boat (armed) |
317 |
division |
317 |
quarter deck |
311 |
top |
313 |
Miscellaneous routine |
614 |
Missing stays |
419 |
Mitchell's anchor |
234 |
Mix stopper |
243 |
Moor flying |
273 |
MOORING- |
at a wharf |
555-557 |
head and stern |
273 |
in a tideway |
272 |
preparations for |
269 |
ship |
268-274 |
swivel to put on |
278 |
to a buoy |
555 |
Moorings, picking up |
253 |
"Monongahela," case of |
579 |
Mousing a hook |
60 |
Mushroom anchor |
233 |
Muster roll |
647 |
|
N. |
|
Nautical terms |
1-8 |
Navigation stores |
197 |
Navy Yard moorings |
557 |
" organization |
196 |
Nets |
58 |
Nettings |
62 |
Nettles |
25, 26 |
Nippering |
47 |
Nippers |
241, 245 |
|
O. |
|
OARS |
199 |
handling boats under |
203 |
|
|
OARS- |
PAGE |
and sails |
210 |
steering with an |
200, 612 |
Officer of the deck, the |
395 |
Open boats, management in surf |
611 |
Ordnance stores |
197 |
Organization |
289 |
Outfits under different Bureaus |
196-198 |
Outhauls |
151 |
Overboard, man. |
444, 534, 550 |
|
P. |
|
Pacific irons |
82 |
Painter, boat's |
201 |
" shank |
246 |
Painting ship |
618-619 |
Parbuckle |
61, 85 |
" counter |
85 |
Parcelling |
47 |
PARREL- |
carried away |
485, 487 |
topgallant |
133 |
topsail |
128 |
Parting rigging |
482-491 |
Passport |
646 |
Paymaster's stores |
197 |
Petty officers' duties |
289, 300 |
Picking tip moorings |
253 |
Plan of holds |
190 |
Pointing |
49 |
Portable anchors |
232 |
Port routine, exercises |
323-355 |
Power gained by tackles |
70-72 |
PREPARATIONS- |
for anchoring |
246, 517-520 |
" entering port |
518 |
heavy weather |
472 |
" mooring |
270-271 |
" sea |
615 |
Principal parts of ship |
1-8 |
Proof of anchors |
232 |
" chains |
237, 603 |
Proportion of straps to blocks |
605 |
Provisions, stowage of |
191 |
Purchase, sheer |
86 |
Purchases, see TACKLES. |
Purchasing guns |
180-183, 186 |
" heavy weights |
174, 186 |
" waist anchors |
183 |
Putting on mooring swivel |
278 |
|
Q. |
|
Qualities of anchors |
233 |
QUARTER- |
bill |
301 |
blocks, lower yard |
131 |
" topgallant yard |
133 |
" topsail yard |
127 |
irons |
132 |
"Quinnebaug" turning trials |
639 |
|
|
668
|
R. |
PAGE |
Racing |
543 |
Ranging chain |
240 |
Ratline stuff |
24 |
Rattling down |
118 |
Receiving crew on board |
303 |
Reducing sail to a squall |
211, 442, 533, 551 |
Relation of power to weight |
70-72 |
Relative bearings |
12-13 |
REEF- |
earings |
163 |
to pass, earings |
451 |
tackle carried away |
483 |
tackles |
76, 152, 449 |
REEFING- |
beckets |
52, 451 |
boats' sails |
210 |
a course |
450 |
on the foot |
506 |
schooners' sails |
533 |
spanker |
456 |
topsails |
449 |
trysail |
456 |
REEFS- |
French |
162 |
to round to under |
452 |
to shake out |
452 |
Relieving tackles |
476 |
Reports of collision |
377 |
Reporting for duty |
320 |
Restoration of app. drowned. |
595, 597 |
" dead |
596 |
Reverse effect of rudder |
533-546 |
Reversing valve (windlass) |
266 |
Riding to leeward |
624 |
" windward |
623 |
Rig of boats |
206 |
" vessels |
9-10 |
RIGGING- |
cut by draft |
97 |
cutting and fitting |
97-107 |
lower |
98-103, 113-115 |
names of parts |
9 |
of head booms |
106, 123, 126 |
royal |
125 |
running |
139-155 |
setting up |
116-122 |
ship |
110-155 |
topgallant |
125 |
topmast |
121-122 |
Rigging screws |
607 |
Right-handed screw |
539 |
Ring stopper |
242, 247 |
Rolling tackles |
180 |
ROPE- |
21-30 |
backhanded |
22 |
bolt |
24 |
breaking strains of |
29, 603 |
cable-laid |
22 |
comparative sizes |
29, 603 |
|
|
ROPE- |
PAGE |
hide |
23 |
lengthening with a strand |
40 |
manilla |
23 |
manufacture of |
598 |
shortening in the centre |
41 |
size for block, to find |
29, 605 |
strength |
27, 29, 603 |
tapered |
23 |
twice-laid |
23 |
varieties of |
22-24 |
weight of |
29 |
wire |
24 |
Roping |
24,162 |
Ropemaker's winch |
26 |
Rope making |
598 |
Roundline |
24 |
Routine, miscellaneous |
305, 614 |
Royal shrouds and stays |
104, 125 |
Royals, to set and take in |
402 |
ROYAL YARDS- |
to fit |
134 |
to exercise |
343-349 |
sending down, bad weather, |
472 |
RUDDER- |
92 |
backchains for |
95 |
boats', to ship easily |
200 |
effects, screw steamers |
544 |
equipoise |
94, 565 |
gone |
476 |
how supported |
94 |
jury |
477-479 |
to ship |
93 |
to steer without |
476, 487 |
Rules of the road |
360-379 |
Runners |
72 |
Running lights |
360 |
" rigging |
139-155 |
|
S. |
|
Saddle |
135 |
SAIL- |
bending |
164-169 |
" port routine |
331 |
covers |
171 |
furling from a bowline |
330 |
the buntlines |
327 |
loosing to a bowline |
329 |
" the buntlines |
326 |
" and crossing yards |
347 |
making |
338, 381. 383 |
making, detail |
398-409 |
mending |
331 |
room |
193 |
shortening |
330, 340, 520 |
tackle |
76 |
unbending |
336, 348 |
" and sending down yds. |
348 |
Sailing, boats |
209 |
SAILS |
156-172 |
advantage of setting flat |
158 |
|
|
669
|
SAILS- |
PAGE |
boats |
206 |
cutting out |
159 |
fittings of |
160-164, 167 |
fore and aft |
169 |
head, to set and take in |
403, 471 |
names of |
9 |
parts of |
156 |
shifting, blowy weather |
504-507 |
" in chase |
507 |
square |
156, 409 |
studding |
156-157 |
Salutes, boats |
214 |
Schooners, handling |
527-536 |
" rig of |
527-529 |
Scraping spars |
618 |
Screw, effect on turning |
540-543 |
" right-handed |
539 |
SCREW- |
current due to slip |
543 |
effect in backing |
541 |
" on rudder |
541 |
Scudding |
473 |
SEA- |
anchor |
211, 234, 480, 535 |
letter |
647 |
preparing for |
615-617 |
terms |
1-8 |
Seams of sails |
159 |
Securing boats for sea. |
201, 616 |
" bower " |
251 |
Seizings |
45-47 |
Selvagees |
51 |
SENDING DOWN- |
damaged spars |
492-501 |
light spars (drill) |
353 |
light and unbending sail |
348 |
light yards |
346 |
split sails |
502-508 |
topgallant masts |
350, 551 |
Sennit |
53-54 |
" for hats |
59 |
Service |
47-48 |
SETTING UP- |
bobstays |
110 |
rigging |
116, 122 |
stays |
116, 122 |
Shackle, anchor |
231 |
" pins |
237 |
Shackles, chain |
237 |
Shaking out reefs |
452 |
Shakings |
26 |
Shank painter |
247-248 |
Sheave and pin |
63 |
Sheep shank |
35 |
Sheer pole |
116 |
Sheers to dismantle |
91 |
" to raise |
87 |
SHEET ANCHOR- |
purchasing |
183 |
securing |
183 |
transporting |
184 |
|
|
|
PAGE |
Sheet-chain, bending |
239 |
getting on board |
238 |
Sheets |
144-147 |
Shift of wind |
432-434 |
SHIFTING- |
a course |
504, 507 |
" heavy weather |
504 |
" in chase |
507 |
jib |
502 |
studding sail boom |
508 |
topgallant mast |
510 |
" sail |
508 |
topmast |
513 |
topsail |
503-507 |
" heavy weather |
505 |
" in chase |
507 |
" yard |
511 |
Ship on her beam ends |
480 |
" the, definitions |
1-8 |
Shipping articles |
647 |
Ship's papers |
646-647 |
Shoring up lower yard |
186 |
" ship when aground |
579 |
Shortening sail coming to anchor |
520 |
" exercise |
340 |
" loosed to a bowline 330 |
SHROUDS- |
carried away |
489 |
cutting and fitting |
97-107 |
futtock |
102 |
measuring for |
99,101, 103, 104 |
rule for size of |
607 |
to send aloft |
113 |
to set up bowsprit |
110 |
" lower |
116 |
" topmast |
122 |
Side-tackle |
76 |
Siegel's method for diameters |
632 |
Signals, fog |
362-363, 378 |
to engine room |
538, 550 |
Silence, call for |
306 |
Size of shrouds, rules for |
607 |
" relative, of rope and chain |
29, 603 |
Sliding gunter mast and rig |
206 |
SLINGS- |
gun |
60 |
hogshead |
60 |
preventer |
83 |
lower yard |
83, 131 |
Sling to, a cask |
61. |
" cask with head knocked in |
61 |
Slip, backing into a |
559 |
" stoppers |
243 |
Slipping a chain |
259 |
Sloops, handling |
530-534 |
" rig of |
529 |
Small store requisitions |
296 |
Small stuff |
24 |
Snaking |
49, 62 |
Snorters |
134 |
Sounding, under sail |
15, 448 |
|
|
670
|
|
PAGE |
Soundings under steam |
551 |
Sounding machine, Tanner's |
645 |
SPANKER- |
to bend |
169, 334 |
" furl |
169 |
" reef |
456 |
" set |
403 |
" take in |
403 |
" unbend |
337 |
Spanish burtons |
73 |
" foxes |
25,50 |
" windlass |
45 |
Spare anchor to transport |
185 |
" spars to get on board |
174 |
" to stow |
175 |
Spars, names of |
9 |
" to tow |
218 |
Sp. Taxes |
25, 50 |
Speed indicator |
19 |
SPLICING |
37-44 |
bench |
107 |
wire rope |
108 |
Splitting sails |
502 |
Spreader |
598 |
Spreading awnings |
355 |
Spring, anchoring with a |
258 |
" casting from |
386, 391, 393, 555 |
Spun yarn |
25 |
Spur shores |
557 |
SQUALLS |
442-444 |
handling boats in |
211 |
" fore and afters in |
533 |
reducing sail to |
442 |
under sail to receive |
442 |
" steam " |
551 |
Squaring yards |
341 |
Standing of masts |
115 |
rigging |
96-108 |
Station bill |
302 |
Staying of masts |
115 |
" by use of battens |
609 |
STAYS- |
carried away |
486-487 |
lower, to fit |
101-102 |
" to send aloft |
114 |
" to set up |
116 |
missing |
419 |
topmast, to fit |
105 |
" to set up |
122 |
Staysails, to set and take in |
405 |
STEAM AND SAIL |
548 |
capstan, Lancaster |
260 |
handling vessels under |
537-575 |
launches, hints on |
223 |
windlass, Trenton |
262 |
STEAM STEERER- |
Baird's |
573 |
Manton's |
572 |
Sickel's |
569 |
value of |
573 |
|
|
STEAMERS- |
PAGE |
altering lead of gear |
154 |
coming to anchor |
553 |
getting under way |
537 |
handling in squalls |
551 |
lights |
366 |
lying to, heavy weather |
551 |
making sail on |
549 |
man overboard |
550, |
mooring to a buoy |
553-554 |
" wharf |
555-557 |
tacking |
549-550. |
taking in tow |
551, 560 |
turning |
561-569 |
Steaming up to anchors |
256 |
Steerers, steam |
569-573 |
" value of |
573. |
STEERING |
412 |
and trimming boats |
209 |
oar, how fitted |
200 |
with a drag |
477 |
with a hawser |
476 |
with a jury rudder |
477-479 |
Stocks of anchors |
231 |
STOPPERS |
33-34, 242-244 |
cathead |
246 |
fighting |
243 |
for cable |
242-244 |
Stopping leaks |
583 |
" steamers |
147, 574 |
Store rooms |
592-193 |
Stores, carrying in boats |
220 |
" hoisting on board |
173 |
Storm sails |
157 |
Storms, laws of |
464-469 |
Stowage |
190-194 |
Stowing head sails |
168 |
" spare spars |
175 |
Straps, rules for size of |
67, 604 |
Strapping blocks |
67-69 |
" Stratheden" experiments |
637 |
Stress on derricks |
189 |
STUDDING SAIL BOOMS |
137-138 |
to get from under bows |
409 |
how fitted |
137-138 |
jumper for |
406 |
rigging in and out |
137 |
sending aloft |
138 |
shifting |
508 |
STUDDING SAILS- |
to bend |
170 |
" dip |
408 |
" make up |
170 |
" set |
405-408 |
" take in |
405-408 |
Sunstroke, treatment of |
596 |
Supporting lower yards |
174 |
Surf, management of boats in |
611 |
Surging chain |
248 |
Sweeping for anchors |
285 |
" chains |
286 |
Swiftering in slack rigging |
496 |
|
|
671
|
|
PAGE |
Swiftering in to rattle down |
118 |
Swigging off |
79 |
SWIVELS- |
in chain |
237 |
mooring, to put on |
278 |
use of |
237 |
Sword mats |
54-58 |
|
T. |
|
Tack, carried away |
484 |
TACKING |
415 |
boats |
209 |
fore and afters |
530-531 |
steamers |
549 |
under double reefs |
421 |
with a drag |
421 |
Tackles, names and uses |
70-79 |
" power gained |
70-72, 78 |
Tacks |
147-148. |
Tactical diameter, how found |
629-633 |
Taffrail log |
19 |
Tail block |
69 |
Taken aback |
432-434 |
" in tow |
217, 431, 551, 560 |
Tank toggle |
611 |
TAKING IN SAIL |
(detail) |
398-410 |
bowsprit |
89 |
mizzen mast |
88-89 |
TAKING IN Tow- |
boats |
217 |
under sail |
431 |
under steam |
551 |
Tanner's sounding machine |
645 |
Tarring down |
618 |
" yarns |
599 |
Tending ship at single anchor |
622 |
" when moored |
275 |
"Tennessee" turning trials |
643 |
Tension to be given rigging |
117 |
" stays |
117 |
Terms, nautical |
1-8 |
TESTS- |
of anchors |
232 |
canvas |
610-611 |
chain |
237, 603 |
rope |
603 |
Thimbles, to splice in |
108 |
Tides |
387 |
Tideway, in under sail |
620 |
Tierers |
238 |
Tiller rope carried away |
487 |
Timenoguy |
140 |
TOP GALLANT- |
brace and parrel carried away |
485 |
lift to clear |
346 |
rigging, to fit |
104 |
rigging, to set up |
125 |
mast carried away |
495 |
" get on board |
124 |
|
|
TOP GALLANT- |
PAGE |
mast rig |
125 |
" send down (gale) |
551 |
" (exercise) |
350 |
" send up |
124, 510 |
" (exercise) |
352 |
" shift |
510 |
TOP GALLANT SAIL- |
bend |
168, 336 |
furl |
402 |
set |
401 |
shift |
508 |
take in |
402 |
unbend |
337, 349 |
TOP GALLANT STUDDING 8AIL- |
bend |
170 |
dip |
408 |
make up |
170 |
set |
404 |
take in |
405 |
boom, fittings of |
138 |
TOP GALLANT YARD- |
carried away |
496 |
cross |
134 |
cross (exercise) |
345 |
cross and loose sail |
347 |
get on board |
133 |
rig |
133-134 |
send down (gale) |
472 |
send down (exercise) |
346 |
TOPMAST |
82 |
cap to ship |
121 |
carried away |
495 |
cross trees, to send up |
120-121 |
fid |
119, 514, 516 |
get on board |
119 |
house |
515 |
rig |
121 |
rigging fitted |
103-104 |
rigging set up |
122 |
send down |
515 |
shift |
513 |
wreck, to send down |
495 |
TOPMAST STUDDING SAIL- |
to bend |
170 |
make up |
170 |
set |
405 |
take in |
406 |
boom, to rig |
137 |
" rig in and out |
405 |
" send aloft |
137 |
" shift |
508 |
Tops, to send up |
112 |
half, to send up |
113 |
Topsail brace, panel, reef-tackle, sheet carried away |
483-487 |
TOPSAIL- |
bend |
166 |
" exercise |
332-336 |
gear of |
161 |
furl |
167 |
make up |
166 |
|
|
672
|
TOPSAIL- |
PAGE |
names of parts |
160 |
reef |
449, 452, 453 |
set |
400-401 |
shift |
503, 505, 507 |
take in |
400-401 |
unbend |
337, 504 |
schooner |
535 |
yard |
82 |
" carried away |
497 |
" get on board |
126-127 |
" rig |
127 |
" send down |
511 |
" send up |
130, 512 |
" shift |
511 |
TOWING AT SEA- |
sail |
431 |
steam |
551 |
in port, boats |
217 |
" tugs |
560 |
vessels on fire |
218 |
Transfer in turning |
562 |
Transporting spare anchor |
185 |
waist " |
184 |
Treatment of apparently drowned |
595 |
" dead |
596 |
Trestle trees carried away |
497 |
" send up |
112 |
Triatic stay |
175 |
Tricing lines, boom |
138 |
Trimming yards |
418 |
Trip hook |
249 |
Trumpet, the |
323 |
Truss carried away |
488 |
" how fitted |
82, 131 |
TRYSAIL- |
bend |
169 |
furl |
169 |
mast, how fitted |
135 |
reef |
456 |
set |
404 |
take in |
404 |
unbend |
337 |
Turks head |
51 |
Turning agencies screw vessels |
538 |
" effect of screw |
540-534 |
" rudder |
544 |
" experiments |
561, 627 |
Turning in dead eyes |
606 |
Twin screw, effect in turning |
539, 567 |
Twine, sail |
22, 159 |
Tyes, topsail |
129 |
|
U. |
|
Unbending sail, exercise |
336 |
" in heavy weather |
504 |
Under sail and oars |
210 |
Under way, to get, fore and afters |
529 |
" under sail |
380-395 |
" steam |
537 |
|
|
|
PAGE |
Unmooring |
274 |
Upright derrick |
188 |
U. S. pilot rules |
368 |
|
V. |
|
Value of a long scope |
254, 255 |
" steam steerers |
573 |
Vangs |
135 |
Veering chain |
254 |
Vessels' lights |
360 |
|
W. |
|
Waist anchors, purchasing |
183 |
" transporting |
184 |
Warp, guess |
219 |
Warping |
219 |
Wash deck gear |
192, 310, 614 |
Watch bill |
291 |
Watches |
304 |
Water whips |
77 |
WEARING |
423-426 |
boats |
210 |
fore and afters |
531 |
in a gale |
424, 425 |
short around |
426 |
under bare poles |
425 |
WEATHER- |
bitting a chain |
240 |
helm, steamers |
549 |
the |
457-463 |
WEIGHING- |
an anchor with a boat |
286 |
guns |
256 |
notes on |
380, 394 |
with several anchors down |
256 |
WEIGHT- |
of anchors |
232 |
boats |
199 |
chain |
237, 603 |
rope |
28, 29, 603 |
Wheel ropes |
23 |
" carried away |
487 |
" crossed |
379 |
Whipping |
48 |
Whips |
72 |
Whiskers, to rig |
124 |
Winch, rope makers' |
26 |
Wind and sea, effect on steamer |
547 |
" weather, record of |
458 |
" table of velocities |
459 |
Winding pendants |
178 |
Windlass |
246 |
" Spanish |
45 |
" steam |
262 |
Wing and wing |
532 |
Wings, stowage of |
191,192 |
Wire cables |
241 |
" rigging |
96-109 |
" rope |
24 |
|
|
673
|
|
PAGE |
Wire rope making |
601 |
Wood's detaching apparatus |
226 |
Working to windward with a tow |
423 |
Worming |
47 |
Wyckoff's method, diameters |
630 |
|
Y |
|
Yacht sails |
536 |
YARD- |
lower to fish |
499 |
" get aboard |
130 |
" rig |
131 |
" secure |
174 |
" send down |
498, 515 |
" send up |
132, 516 |
royal, to cross |
345 |
rig |
134 |
" send down |
346, 471 |
|
|
YARD- |
PAGE |
royal, to send up |
135 |
slings |
83, 131 |
tackles |
77 |
topgallant carried away |
496 |
" to cross |
134, 345 |
rig |
133 |
send down |
346, 472 |
topsail carried away |
497 |
" to get aboard |
126-127 |
" rig |
127 |
" send down |
511 |
" send up |
130, 512 |
YARDS- |
cock billing |
358 |
exercising light |
343-349 |
manning |
357 |
squaring |
341 |
Yards and Docks, bureau |
194 |
Yarn |
22 |
Yeoman's storeroom |
192 |
|
|
|