10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATTAMAR»
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1
The Blood-red Arab Flag: An Investigation Into Qasimi ...
They proved to be the wives of a body of sepoys, also from the 5th Regiment of
Bombay Native Infantry; the sepoys had perished, and their families been
enslaved, when their pattamar had been captured by the Qawasim some months
before.
2
The sailing boat: a description of English and foreign boats
The Pattamar. may be got off again without difficulty. The pattamar has a hollow
pointed bow, and very raking stern. It is rigged with two masts, which rake
forwards, the fore-mast being the larger, as customary with Indian boats ; and the
...
Henry Coleman Folkard, 1870
3
Sailing Boats from Around the World: The Classic 1906 Treatise
Pattamar, like most of the native sailing vessels of that country, is remarkable for
its peculiarshaped keel, which forms part of a circle, the hollow being directly
under the midship section, where there ismuchless keel than at the extremities.
Henry Coleman Folkard, 2012
4
Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society ...
Sumsoodeen, a Lascar of the Pattamar Alowboody, from Tellioherry bound to
Bombay, states that we left Tellicherry 15 days ago, or on the 14th instant, and
when near Goa 3 days after, we experienced a very strong gale of wind with little
rain.
Bombay Geographical Society, 1849
5
The Sailing Boat: a description of English and Foreign ...
Henry Coleman FOLKARD. The Pattamar. may be got off again without difliculty.
The pattamar has a hollow pointed bow, and very raking stern. It is rigged with
two masts, which rake forwards, the fore-mast being the larger, as customary with
...
Henry Coleman FOLKARD, 1870
6
The Asiatic Annual Register: Or, A View of the History of ...
knowledge he had taken any thing ; fortunately there was a man on shore, who
had been brought in by these people a few days before ia a Pattamar belonging
to Salset, taken on her return from Goa to Bombay ; he came down as the boat ...
Lawrence Dundas Campbell, E. Samuel, 1809
7
The Sailing Boat: A Treatise on English and Foreign Boats , ...
The Pattamar or Pattamach is a trading boat of Hindustan, employed by the
natives of the Deccan and at Bombay, for conveyance of rice and other articles of
merchandise ; it is remarkable for its peculiar shaped keel, which forms part of a ...
Henry Coleman Folkard, 1863
8
The Asiatic journal and monthly register for British and ...
Scott to that of pattamar Bheema, from 9th Oct last, both to be considered as lent
from the Pali- n"rus.— Lieut* Webb to charge of receiving ship Hastings, and to
be superintendent of pattamars, second member of Standing Committee of
Survey ...
9
The Asiatic annual register or a view of the history of ...
The party which landed with the field-pieces consisted, in the whole, of 237,
officers, seamen, and sepoys included, drawn from the ships Fox, Teignmoutk,
and Ter- nate, and the armed pattamar ; the whole under the command of captain
...
10
Travels in Western India, Embracing a Visit to the Sacred ...
... yet, in the present moral and political condition of Cutch, any system would be
better than that which violates the first principle of our nature, and places
humanity below the brute creation. Mandavie. — January 7th. — On board my
pattamar.
