All those particulars which are made use of, not only in the royal navy, but in every other kind of navigation. There are various statutes against stealing or embezzling them.
A general term for the arms, clothing, ropes, sails, provisions, and other outfit, with which a ship...
The Sailor's Word-Book
·adj Having to do with shipping; of or pertaining to ships or a navy; consisting of ships; as, naval...
Webster's Dictionary of the English Language
Of or belonging to a ship, or, as now commonly adopted, to the royal navy; hence, naval stores, nava...
A general term for the iron-work, cordage, sails, provisions, and other outfit, with which a vessel ...
A useful class of persons, who transact the monetary affairs of officers, and frequently help them t...
See hawse-box ...
The construction, or art and science, of building ships. See ship-building ...
A fleet or squadron of ships of war, fitted out for a particular service. ...
See cadet. ...
Greenwich is styled by eminence the Royal Hospital, yet the naval medical establishments in England ...
One belonging to the royal navy. Also, the person in charge of the stores in a royal dockyard abroad...
A body of volunteers, consisting of coasters and able merchant seamen, who are drilled for serving o...
A knowledge of the theory of ship-building, seamanship, navigation, nautical astronomy, and tactics....
The warlike evolutions of fleets, including such manœuvres as may be judged most suitable for attack...
Adapting the sails, ropes, or timbers from one purpose to another, with the least possible waste. ...
An indispensable duty to show that every article has been actually received. ...
A government vessel, appropriated to carrying stores and munitions of war to different stations. ...
See naval reserve. ...
H.M.S. Britannia, commanded by a captain and complement of officers for the primary training of nava...