'Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society, from January 1847 to May 1849. Edited by the Secretary. Volume VIII.' [‎84] (187/496)

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Log of the Ship Atiet Eohoman continued.
Remarks &c.—Friday, April 16tii, 1847,
P. M., Moderate breezes and cloudy, with drizzling rain, -
Sunset, do wind and weather.
Down royal yards.
Midnight, dark cloudy weather, with rain.
4. M.
Cloudy with rain. At 8 , crossed royal yards, people employed cleaning
paint works outside and variously; seacunnies and carpenters
as requisite. v ’
Noon, cloudy with constant rain.
Remarks &c, —Saturday, April 17tii, 1847.
P. M., increasing breezes, with rain.
.Sunset, strong breezes, sent down royal yards and rove top-gal-
I lant yard ropes. ^ ^
I*, heavy squalls, accompanied with heavy rain' , &c.
Ditto wind and weather.
Ditto wind and weather.
Noon, strong breezes and cloudy, with a heavy swell on.
Remarks &c.—Sunday, April 18th, 1847.
P. M., Strong gale and rain, with a heavy sea on,—pumped ship.'
scn ^ ^own top gallant yards and rove top gallant mast
Midnight, heavy gusts of wind and rain, with the same sea.
A. M.
^bitts^ * 1 ^ l ' Q0ie moderate and less sea on; hove into 45 fathoms ct
Noon, dirty squally weather, with rain, and sea increasing.
Remarks &c.-Monday, April 19th, 1847.
17 M " Moderating but squally at times, with rain.
jSunset, Do wind and weather.
.. | a I ^ wind and weather.
•• yards™ in h °n? ,1° fathoms, 8, Crossed top. gallant and
17 I shore. * 3 ma, ' e sai ^ a ud weighed, to work ship farther
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