CONTENTS OF VOL. FOR 1851. ENLARGED SERIES. Admiralty circular, log books, 332. Advantages of screw steamers in the ice, 92. African information, 453. American nautical life car, 98, 439, 488. Antilles-Sombrero, Anguila, St. Martin, &c., 13, 140. Arctic Expeditions, 158, 385. Arctic searching Expedition, return route, 667. Atlantic Vigias, 614. Atlantic packet steamers, 99. Bosphorus, screw steamer, 211. Bottle tracks, 334, 386, 437. Cause and effect-allowance of grog in the Royal Navy, 279. Celebes, 208. Celtic Philosopher, 8. Challenge between the America and the Titania, 559. Commodore Stockton on Africa, 210. Connexion of tidal streams with atmospheric influences, 191. Consular fees, 321. Cruize of II.M.S. Acheron on the coast of New Zealand, 282. the Hoad Hill, Ulverstone, 28, 145. Description of Juan de Fuca Strait, 316, 374. Destruction of the Ardaseer, 445. Discipline in merchant ships, 427. East India mail statistics, 372. Eclipse of the 28th July, 481. Edwards' patent preserved potato, 219, 441, 673. Ethnology of Eastern Asia and the Indo Pacific Islands, 19, 86, 132. Examination of masters and mates, 37, 45, 442. Extraordinary flight of carrier pigeons, 615. Hints to those who visit St. Michaels, 431. Historical Notice of the progress of the Ordnance Survey in Scotland, 473. H.M.S. Indefatigable, 111. Horsburghs charts, and the Cargados Garajos shoal, 231. Insult to the British flag, and kidnapping a tailor, 387. Investigation of the tides between the Owers and Portland, 393. Man afloat in the Mid Ocean, 220. Management and mis management in hurricanes, 35. Maury's wind and current chart, 220. Meteorological register, 56, 112, 168, 224, 280, 336, 392, 448, 504, 560, 616, 688. Models of Frigates, Yachts and Steamers, 221. More about Tobacco, 76. Nautical notices, 41, 102, 153, 213, 276, 327, 380, 437, 489, 680. Nautical sayings and doings, 53. Nautical treasure hunt, 509. New books, 62, 108, 109, 166, 389. Naval forces at home, 100. Naval service obituary, 385. New charts, 111, 168, 224, 335, 391, 447. Nicaragua canal company, 279. Nicaragua route from the Pacific to the Atlantic, 503. Notes and observations on Greytown, Mosquita, 268. Pacific hurricanes, 610. Pacific or great ocean, 225, 311. Panama railroad, 51. Plundering wrecks, 48. Pirate slaver, 196, 242, 304, 650. Piracy in the Mediterranean, 677. Precious and inferior metals, 113. Prince Albert's track through the ice of Baffin Bay, 169. Proceedings of H.M.S. Sphinx, 561, 624. Progress of sailors' homes, 430, 503. Progress of harbours of refuge, 434. Province of Suediah, 5. Rambles in Western India, 221. Remarks on a passage from Singapore to Shanghai, 449. Renewed branch expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, 324. Restriction on smoking tobacco, 209. Return of the Arctic searching Expeditions, 569. Review of the proceedings of the Arctic searching Expeditious, 529. Russian mariner's compass, 617. Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta, 499. Sailing vessels regulations, 49. Sailors' homes, 127, 205, 378, 602. Sailors' strike, 148. Salamander's visit to Formosa, 520. Screw steamers, 212. Search for Sir John Franklin, 218. Seizure of the Levenside merchant vessel by military passengers, 484. Settlement of Cresson Africa, 558. Shakings from Smyrna, 66, 121, 181, 237, 366, 167, 603, Sir John Ross' carrier pigeons, 615. Smoking ships, 438. Some thoughts on an efficient navy, 73. Steamers' lights and the laws of passing vessels, 591 Steam Navigation, 633. Suloo Pirates, 527. Summer's cruize on the coast of Labrador, 254, 287, 302, 403. Tables of measurement, 44, 105, 163. Tabasco and its resources, 30, 81, 136. Visit to Labuan on its becoming a British possession, 461. Western Arctic Expedition, 108. Whale fisheries. 443, 496. Wheib is the best life-boat, 661. Widows pensions, 106. Wreck of H.M.S. Reynard, on the Prata shoal, 496. |