Aberdeen,82Admiralty,xiii,11,32,35-37,41,42,64,110,113,144,178,195,255Adriatic,25,99Agnes Whitwell,192Aleppo,4"Allo,"118,119Amadas,6Anglo-Californian,18Antwerp,45,78Aquitania,13,100Arabic,253Arctic Ocean,25Arklow,82Arlington,108Armada, The Great,4,6Atalanta,82Atlantic,107,117,128,178,218,224,225Atlantic City,104,109Augustine,62,63,66Australia,126Austrian Navy,99Avocet,85Babylon,4Backhouse, John,5Baffin,6Bahia,191,204Balsara,4Barlow,6Barnegat Lighthouse,109Beaumaris,78Beaverbrook, Lord,xiiiBelgian Prince,173,253Bell, Captain,79Bengal,9Bennett, Arnold,xiiiBermuda,107,108Berry,11Biggatt, William,5Birchgrove,85Black Middens,78Blake,10Board of Trade,61-66,121,131,185Boer War,22Boom defences,100,191,206Bordeaux,55Boston,108Boy Ernie,101Boy Jacob,78Bremen Hansa Line,31Brennell, Captain,85Bridgwater,10Bristol Channel,80,116Britannic,78British Standard,209,210,211,215Brixham,101Brother Fred,192Brownrigg, Rear-Admiral Sir Douglas,xiiiBrussels,79Cabotia,114Cagliari,181Calcutta,204Calgarian,178California,253Cameronia,140Canada,126,128Canute,141,142Cape Cod,108Cardiff,181Caspian Sea,4Cats,198-99Cavendish, Thomas,6Cerigo Channel,114,132Channel, The,88,89,95,96,131,147Charles II,57Chaucer,55Chelmsford,204Cheshire,244,247China,22,165Cinderella,210,211Clyde,xi,100,116Cochrane, Lord,181Collins, Captain Greenville,57,58,64Collonia,196Commissioner,82Coney Island,230Constantinople,4Contalmaison,51Cook, James,10Copenhagen,11Coquet,173Cork,85Cornford, L. Cope,xiiiCostello (boatswain ofGull, trawler),99Cottingham,80,81Coverley, Captain,114Crane,99Crimea,22Crystal Palace,122Cunard Line,118,119Custom House,184,185DædalusLight,170Dampier,10Davis,6Deal,77,89,230Deptford,56,58Deutschland,104Devonshire(East Indiaman),9Dieppe,31Dieudonné,192Dixon, W. Macneile,xiiiDogger Bank,99Doiran,133Downs, The,9,88-90,96Drake,6Drei Geschwister,85Dublin,15EastIndia Company,9Eddystone Lighthouse,91Egypt,22,126Elbow Buoy,97Emden,164Empress of Fort William,95Esperanto,169,203FairHead,117Falaba,164Fermo,101Fishermen,98-102,206,255Flanders,51,79,126Floandi,99Foley,11Forbes, Captain,63Foreign consuls,185Formidable,101Fortuna,192France,125,126Franz Fischer,85Frobisher,6Fryatt, Captain,79Fürst,27,28Galatz,170Gallipoli,127"Gamecock" Fleet,99Garron Head,116German Navy,17,24,26,28,41,253Crimes on the sea,170-74,253Fishing-boats,79,100,101Hospital ships,92,173,253Lightships,92Merchantmen,17,81,82,85,114,164,173Mines,92,95Rafts and open boats,92Submarine minelayers,80,92See underMerchants' Service:GermanSchrecklichkeit, andSubmarine piracySubmarines,17-20,37,41-43,79-86,95,96,107-9,113-15,118-19,173,177,181,182,237-40,252-53,255-56Gibbs, Richard,5Gibraltar,126,183Glasgow,33,39,78,116Goodwin Sands,89,96Gowan Lea,99,100Grand Banks,103Gravesend,3,59Greece, King of,63Greenwich Mean Time,191Gulflight,109Gull(trawler),99Hakluyt, Richard,4,5,9Halifax,108Hardy,11Harwich, xi,90,253Hawkins, Sir John,6Henderson, Algernon C. F.,vHenry VIII,6Hohenzollern,174Hollesay Bay,90Holy Land,54Horn, Cape,77Hudson,6Hudson Bay,86Hudson River,217,218Hull,90Iceland,170Imperial War Museum,xiiiIndia,22,126International Code of Signals,169Islay,117Isle of Man,32Istria,55Jane Williamson,82Japan,178Java,13Johnson, Dr.,47-48Justitia,78Karlsruhe,104Kashmir,227Keith, Captain,131Kiel,24King John,55Kingsdown,89King's Harbour Master,203Kingsway,124Kölnische Zeitung,81Kronprinz Wilhelm,104Lady of the Lake,79Lamport and Holt Line,109Langton, Stephen, Archbishop of Canterbury,55Leggatt (ofCrane),99Leghorn,181Leviathan,135Leyland Line,117,118,119Liége,27Lightships,57,91-96Gull Lightship,53,89,93,96Ostend Lightship,92Royal Sovereign Lightship,95Shambles Lightship,95South Goodwin Lightship,95Linn("frigot"),204Liver Buildings,49,247Liverpool,62,69,78,103,116,135,245,249Lobelia,100London,89,213Louis XIV, of France,91Lowestoft,90Lusitania,164,173,253Malaypirates,165Maloja,95Malta,126,128,132,182Manchester,124Manchester Commerce,164Manhattan,223"Manual on Seamanship,"144Marconi,123Marconi Company,110Maréchal de Villars,82Margaret,15Mariston,173Maritime Code,54seq.Marmion,191,192,211Marseilles,128,131,132Mary Rose,178Massilia,186,210Mayflower,236Mayo, Walter H.,xiiiMeadowside,140Mediterranean,30,114,127,128,178,182,196Melampus,253Merchant Adventurers,4,5Merchants' Service:Growth,3-5;parent of Navy,6,18;Imperial significance, xii,10,12,14,15,126;unrecognized work,10,46seq.;educational function,11;introduction of steamships,11,12,13;international supremacy,12,13;outbreak of Great War,14,24,163;submarine piracy,17,18seq.,51,177,passim;arming of,19,37seq.,113-5;differences with Navy,7,21-25;reconciliation,25seq.;liaison with Navy,14,18-19,21-43,120-3,134,191,197,199-203,255-6passim;commerce-raiders,28,51;Naval War Staff,30seq.;transporting of troops,14,30seq.,44,45,125-40,223,224-51;popular recognition of, and the longshore view,46seq.,255;discipline,64,68-71;wanted, a Ministry of Marine,66;manning,68-73;GermanSchrecklichkeit,72,73,80-85,92,173,203,209;coastal Services,77-86;