10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAINT GEORGE'S CHANNEL»
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Prostar Sailing Directions 2004 Caribbean Volume 1 Enroute
Saint George's Channel, a secondary natural passage with a least depth of 4.6m
in the fairway, crosses the coastal bank to the SE of Town Cut Channel and then
proceeds through the deep water trench between Paget Island and Smiths ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... 1798 St. George's Caye, Battle of, Belize, 1798 BT Belize—History—l8th
century Saint George's Channel (Ireland and Wales) UF St. George's Channel (
Ireland and Wales) RT Straits—Ireland Straits—Wales Saint Georges Channel (
Papua ...
Library of Congress, 2006
3
Atlantic Boating Almanacs: Sandy Hook, Nj To St. John River, ...
Saint George's Channel, a secondary natural passage with a least depth of 4.6m
in the fairway, crosses the coastal bank to the SE of Town Cut Channel, and then
proceeds through the deep water trench between Paget Island and Smiths ...
4
Pub142, 2004 Sailing Directions (Enroute): Ireland and the ...
The tidal currents set almost simultaneously into and out of the Irish Sea through
Saint George's Channel and North Channel. Both currents divide into an E and W
branch. The W branches meet S of the channel between the Isle of Man and ...
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First [and Second] Report of the Commissioners
The flood tides in Saint George's Channel set in from the west out of the Atlantic
Ocean, on a line with Tuskar Rock, and run from Tuskar through Saint George's
Channel, north-east and south-west. It is high water at Wexford at 6 o'clock, full ...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Tidal Harbours, Bowles (Vice-Admiral, William), 1845
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First [and Second] Report[s] of the Commissioners
The flood tides in Saint George's Channel set in from the west out of the Atlantic
Ocean, on a line with Tuskar Rock, and run from Tuskar through Saint George's
Channel, north-east and south-west. It is high water at Wexford at 6 o'cloclt, full ...
Great Britain. Tidal harbours commission, 1846
7
Geographical Dictionary of the World
It is resorted to by fishermen. Saint George's Bay, Nova Scotia. Sec Antigonisii.
Saint George's Channel, an arm of theocean which separates the SE. part of
Ireland from Wales and England and connects the Irish Sea with the Atlantic
Ocean.
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A treatise on the laws of commerce and manufactures, and the ...
... is from thence called Deucaledonian Sea ; that part of it which flows between
England and Ireland, is sometimes called the Irish Sea, anciently the Scythian
Vale, but now Saint George's Channel ; and the rest the Western Atlantic Ocean.
Joseph Chitty, Great Britain, 1824
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The Modern Traveller: Being a Collection of Useful and ...
On the nth they lost light of New Britain : and now finding what was taken for a
bay to be a streighr, it was cal'ed Saint George's Channel, and the island on the
north of it received the name of New Ireland. They then discovered a large island
...
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THE MIRROR OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE FIRST SESSION OF HE ...
The question for the consideration of the House is, whether the parties have
made out a case to justify the House in allowing them to tax every ship passing
up Saint George's Channel, and to declare that the port of Wexford forms part and
...
