Half-pay officers, their projects and inventions,

Hamoaze, the, an entrepôt for pressed men,

The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore — Part 201

_Historical Relation of State Affairs_. See Lutterell, N.,

The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore — Part 201

Hotten, J. C., _List of Persons of Quality, etc., who went from England to the American Plantations_,

The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore — Part 201

Inland waterways and the gang at one time without the jurisdiction of the admirals,

Jackson, Daniel, pressed from the Chester Volunteers,

Justice, A., _Dominion and Laws of the Sea_,

Keith, A., parson of the Fleet, _Observations on the Act for Preventing Clandestine Marriages_,

Letting, John, pressed with two protections on him,

Lindsay, Admiral the Earl of, _Instructions_,

Linesmen on whalers exempt from impressment,

_List of Persons of Quality, etc., who went from England to the American Plantations_. See Hotten, J. C.,

Love, Henry, gets life protection as promised by Pitt and Dundas,

Lundy Island, safe from the press-gang, but not to the sailors' liking, crews marooned on,

Lutterell, N., _Historical Relation of State Affairs_, Capt. Hon. Jas.,

M'Donald, Alexander, impressed under the age of twelve, Charles,

Magna Carta, its provisions contrary to impressment,

Mastery of the sea, a necessity for England,

Merchant seamen, conditions of exemption, unprotected when sleeping ashore, the most valuable asset to the Navy,

Merchant service, hard conditions of crews,

Morals in the Navy, improved by Jervis, Nelson, and Collingwood,

Moverty, Thomas, pressed, not having protection on him,

Navy, the growth of, in 18th century, natural sources of supply of crews, hard conditions of service in, discipline in, provisions in, comforts in,

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, press-gang at, grand protection enjoyed by,

Nore, the press-gang at the, the mutiny at, an entrepôt for pressed-men,

_Observations on Corporeal Punishment, Impressment, etc._ See Penrose, Admiral Sir V. C.,

_Observations on the Act for Preventing Clandestine Marriages._ See Keith, A.,

_Observations on the Navy._ See Burchett, J.,

Parker, Richard, president of the mutineers at the Nore,

Penrose, Admiral Sir V. C., _Observations on Corporeal Punishment, Impressment, etc._,

Petitions of seamen of the Fleet and others,

Pill, a favourite haunt of sailors, and shunned by gangsmen,

Poole, press-gang at, mayor refuses to back press-warrants,