Parliamentary Papers, volume 60
Parliamentary Papers, volume 60
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In strong gales the cutter would have to leave her station, and run to the east to place the man on board.
942. Can you devise some plan that would keep that western limit supplied with pilots ? — I should say, by a larger number of men and a larger number of boats.
943. No other? — I fancy that a stationary boat would have to give way in some gales of wind, or not board the vessel.
944- If Digitized by Google relative to the NAVIGATION of the BRISTOL CHANNEL. 87 944. If you were intending to h...ave an efficient relay of pilots, would you .24 April 1854.
increase the size of the boats ? — No, I think they are sufficient for all purposes ; — r-.
they are the same as I find in the English Channel.
945. How many pilots are they capable of containing? — ^There are half a dozen pilot boats on which, I think, we could put four aboard.
946. Have you seen the Liverpool boats ? — No ; but I know they are much larger than ours; but there is a difference between Liverpool and the Bristol Channel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In strong gales the cutter would have to leave her station, and run to the east to place the man on board.
942. Can you devise some plan that would keep that western limit supplied with pilots ? — I should say, by a larger number of men and a larger number of boats.
943. No other? — I fancy that a stationary boat would have to give way in some gales of wind, or not board the vessel.
944- If Digitized by Google relative to the NAVIGATION of the BRISTOL CHANNEL. 87 944. If you were intending to h...ave an efficient relay of pilots, would you .24 April 1854.
increase the size of the boats ? — No, I think they are sufficient for all purposes ; — r-.
they are the same as I find in the English Channel.
945. How many pilots are they capable of containing? — ^There are half a dozen pilot boats on which, I think, we could put four aboard.
946. Have you seen the Liverpool boats ? — No ; but I know they are much larger than ours; but there is a difference between Liverpool and the Bristol Channel.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 60?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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