...appointed to consist of 60 seamen of the first, second, and third classes, with 20 seamen apprentices; also that the establishment of seamen-gunners should...Commissioners, on subjects referred to them, are not subject to change with a change of government, as with us; they are, on the contrary, immutable, and...

...classes, with twenty seamen apprentices ; also, that the establishment of seamen-gunners should be ou so large a scale, that there might be one welltrained...Commissioners, on subjects referred to them, are not subject to change with a change of government, as with us : they are, on the contrary, immutable, and...

...to consist of sixty seamen of the first, second, and third classes, with twenty seamen apprentices; also, that the establishment of seamen-gunners should...gun in the ships to which they should be drafted. 212. Manning the British navy was, in former times, so promptly accomplished by compulsory service,...

...to consist of sixty seamen of the first, second, and third classes, with twenty seamen apprentices ; also, that the establishment of seamen-gunners should...gun in the ships to which they should be drafted. • In a speech delivered at a sitting of the Commission of Inquiry before referred to, Jan. 27th,...

...to consist of sixty seamen of the first, second, and third classes, with twenty seamen apprentices ; also that the establishment of seamen-gunners should...gun in the ships to which they should be drafted. " In the sittings of the 12th February and the 10th March, 1851, it v.as resolved that the number of...