10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BREASTRAIL»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... s. dwyfroneg, I brorjeg, brondor [bronarad I Breastplongh, brest' -plow, s.
gwrtharadr; ! Breastrail,brest'-rèl,».brotirail,bronreilen Breastrope, breet'-rnp, ». b
ronraff, bron- i reffyn Breastsummer, brest'syro-mer, ». gwar- awmer, gwardrawst,
u.iv.
2
The shipwright's vade-mecum [by D. Steel].
Touch of the lower counter at middle line ... Touch of the upper counter at middle
line ... Upper part of lower balcony breastrail Or ditto above the plank of the deck
Upper part of the tafi'arel Breadth of the Stern at the height of the top timber line .
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A Pocket Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
... arado de pecho Breastrail, ». antepecho Bre&trope, ». guardam an cebo de
sondar Breastwork, s . parapeto Breath, ». aliento, respiración, soplo de ayrc,
sida, pausa Breathable, a. resptrablv To Bníathe, ей. alentar, vivir, respirar,
exhalar; r.
4
The history of the French frigate, 1650-1850
To go back to the drawing, note the position of the boats and the breastrail on the
gangway. This is made up of forked iron stanchions, with a swivelling crane, with
a plank fixed to the horizontal part. This provides a sort of framework, to which a ...
Jean Boudriot, Hubert Berti, 1993
5
The Seventy-four Gun Ship: Fitting out the hull
I Breastrail stanchions (inc. spa- 4 •54 Breastrail stanchions for the 42 Fig. 120
tops (inc. spares) 21 see Vol. Ill Capstans, equipped with bars 2 Figs. 181, 182
Spare capstan-bars 12 Fig. 181 Capstan-hoops 2 Figs. 181, 182 9 Fig. 119; see
Vol.
The height of breastrail from platform to upper edge shall be 3 ft. 9 in. Each stall
shall be numbered. Front Sfanchions.—These are. essential in the case of every
stall, irrespective of position, and shall be spaced 2 ft. 6 ins. centre to centre in ...
7
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
BreAstrail, ». (Nav.) Antepecho. BreAstropb, ». 1. (Nav.) Guordamancebo de
sondar. 2. (Nav.) Nervio de las redes de combate. Breastwork, s. I. (Fort.)
Parapeto, terraplén que defiende el pecho contra los golpes uneiniges. 2. (Nav.)
Propado.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
4, intersect the ticked line for the deck at the side, draw them upwards parallel to
the side stem-timber; then take Perpendicularly the heights, of each of the ticked
lines at the upper side of the breastrail from the base line in sig. 6, and set them, ...
9
The Seventy-four Gun Ship: A Practical Treatise on the Art ...
Pin-rails: Nailed to the stanchions of the forecastle breastrail and the poop
breastrail, and to the bulwarks of the quarterdeck, are strong shelf-like timbers
called pin-rails; they have holes in them to take the belaying-pins, which are
hardwood ...
10
The British diplomatic service, 1815-1914
Prodrome dealt with diplomatic telegraphs and Breastrail dealt with consular
telegrams.33 The lives of junior diplomats revolved around decyphering, and "
recorders," "extenders," and "repeaters" became the new jargon of diplomacy. In
1890 ...
