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HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE

dred and ninety-seven vessels of different descriptions, their burthen amountingto nearly thirty thousand tons. But it must be remembered, at the same time,

that

Ships.

Tons.

Captains.

Mar.

26

Charles *

70

—

John Roberts - —

40

27

Moon *

60

—

Alexander Clifford

40

28

Advice *

50

—

John Harris

40

29

Spy * -

50

—

Ambrose Ward

40

30

Martin *

50

—

Walter Gower

35

31

Sun * -

40

—

Richard Buckley

30

32

Signet*

30

—

John Shrive

20

33

Brigantine *

90

—

Thomas Scott

35

34

George Hoye *

120

—

Richard Hedges

24

11,850

6279

"N. B. Those marked with an Asterisk had

been launched since the year 1578.

Ships

serving by Tonnage with the Lord Admiral.

.35

White Lion

140

Charles Howard

50

36

Disdaine

80

—

Jonas Bradbery

45

37

Lark

50

. —

Thomas Chichester

30

38

Edward of Malden

180

—

William Pierce

30

39

Marygold

30

—

William Newton

20

40

Black Dog

20

—

John Davis

10

41

Catherine

- 20

—

10

42

Fancy

50

—

John Paul -

20

43

Peppin

20

—

8

44

Nightingale

160

—

John Doate —

16

"750

239

* 1 1 ' ■

'

Ships serving

with Sir Francis Drake.

45

Galleon Leicester

400

George Fennar - -

160

46

Merchant Royal

400

—

Robert Flyke

160

47

Edward Bonadventure

300

—

James Lancaster

i 20

48

Roebuck

300

—

Jacob Whitton

120

49

Golden Noble

250

—

Adam Seigar - -

no

50

Griffin

200

_

William Hawkins

100

51

Minion

200

—

William Winter -

go

52

Bark Talbot

200

—

Henry White

90

53

Thomas Drake

200

—

Henry Spendelow

80

54

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