coasting vessel

Years ago, residents used to get here by small coasting vessels from Boston.

They then brought out several coasting vessels that had taken refuge under the guns, all without taking any losses.

In addition, the British captured 22 small coasting vessels.

Coasting vessels continued to transport coal and chalk until the 1930s.

Used by coasting vessels engaged in the timber trade.

The letter says 'coasting vessels' were bringing it round from Cartagena.

At last one day he landed at Ostia from a small coasting vessel.

The Rothmans had come down from Boston on a coasting vessel.

The party also burnt at least six smaller coasting vessels after having removed their cargoes.

He first took to seafaring at the age of twelve serving as cabin boy in a coasting vessel.

I signed on in a Spanish coasting vessel what was going to Barcelona, down the coast.

It means going over there and capturing a coasting vessel,' Ned said. '

The usual means of commerce between province and province was by water in coasting vessels.

It does not include voyages made by coasting vessels since they do not leave Australia.

One berth at Par can also load clay slurry into coasting vessels.

They are small one-masted sailing or coasting vessel.

In the late 18th century it had 50 coasting vessels, and exported oats and salt herring.

Only a few coasting vessels were going in and out, and the only friendly port was Trieste.

He was apparently bound to the master of a Newcastle collier (a coasting vessel) for some years whilst still very young.

A coasting vessel?

These corsairs must be buffoons if they let a coasting vessel escape them,'Aureliasaid. '

It's very odd-you realize she's been away since last fall-his Williams said she let slip a remark about sailing home on a coasting vessel.