Santos / New Bedford / Carrisal Bajo / Plymouth / New York City / Calcutta / Newcastle / Dundee / Orlando / Dublin / Liverpool / New York / Sydney / Victoria / Cologne / Glasgow / London / Adelaide / /
Company
Colin Dipper / Moon and Sons / Suez / the New York Times / /
Continent
Antarctica / South America / /
Country
Gibraltar / Cuba / Brazil / Australia / United Kingdom / Malta / Scotland / India / New Zealand / Chile / United States / Argentina / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
State Library of Australia / Painted Hall / Navy Museum / Victoria Wharf / South Street Seaport Museum / New Bedford Whaling Museum / Suez canal / Kendall Institute / State Library of Victoria / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
wellknown concertina maker / shore food / /
NaturalFeature
Cape Horners / Suez canal / Channel Islands / Orinoco / River Stour / Seven Seas / /
Organization
Royal Navy / US Naval Court of Inquiry / Kendall Institute / Navy / US Navy Historical Center / H.M. Navy / Scotland Yard / United States Navy / HMS Encounter / Carpenter's party / Queen’s Navy / Channel Fleet / Silent Service / /
Person
Nelson / Jack Tar / Stewart Bowles / Kenneth Loveless / Vivian Wiles / Arrow / John Williams / Vivan Wiles / William Figg / Stuart M. Frank / Charles Beresford / Ernest Shackleton / Alfred Carter / John Elsbury / Charles Dickens / Eric Sager / Sailor David Jacob Blazer / Matthew Henson / Randall Merris / Stan Hugill / James William Holmes / Williamson / Arthur Havergal / David Jacob Blazer / Stephen Chambers / /
The Dunard, a British commercial sailing bark, sailed in 1894 from London to Santos, Brazil, and then around Cape Horn to British India with a young sailor aboard, Vivian Wiles. While at port in Santos he wrote to his si