Add to ORKGbankTenthly, it is not far also, viz., not a day's sail from an island called the Bank, an excellent place for fishing all the year, and not above four or five days' sail from the islands of Flores and Azores . .PRINTED ITEMDNE-citW.J. KIRWIN JAN 1970 JH 1/70Used I and SupUsed I1Not use
BankThere are two varieties of herring taken on the shores of the island - the Bank (called also th...
BankThis is carried on in large vessels on the Banks of Newfoundland.PRINTED ITEMG.M. StoryJuly 19...
BankMoreover, the surplus time left from the Bank and other fisheries in spring and autumn is avail...
BankThere is what is called the shore fishery; which is carried on by large open boats, called shal...
bankingThe Deep Sea Fishery is a distinct contrast to the Shore Fishery. The fishing is usully don...
bankThe ayre upon land is indifferent cleare, but at Sea towardes the East there is nothing els bu...
BankBanks, with fish, east of Cape Webeck 50 miles were reported by a boat's crew.PRINTED ITEMW. J....
bankand in the sea it selfe, about the Banke (for so the place where they find ground fourty leagu...
bankingA general term applied to fishing on the great bank of Newfoundland.PRINTED ITEMW. J. KIRWIN...
bankingThe fishery is divded in two seasons : that on the shore, or the shore season, commences abo...
fishingOff this point is a fishing bank... having from 20 to 36 fathoms over it.W.J.KIRWIN MAY 197...
BankThey all depart at once, and either by rowing or sailing, reach the banks to which the fishes a...
bankTo which Banke our Nation may doe great good in fishing, such as will sail from New-found-land...
Bankhe built vessels, noted for their staunchness, for their sailing qualities, some of them have ...
bankBefore we come to Newfound land about 50 leagues on this side, we passe the banke, which are hi...
BankThere are two varieties of herring taken on the shores of the island - the Bank (called also th...
BankThis is carried on in large vessels on the Banks of Newfoundland.PRINTED ITEMG.M. StoryJuly 19...
BankMoreover, the surplus time left from the Bank and other fisheries in spring and autumn is avail...
BankThere is what is called the shore fishery; which is carried on by large open boats, called shal...
bankingThe Deep Sea Fishery is a distinct contrast to the Shore Fishery. The fishing is usully don...
bankThe ayre upon land is indifferent cleare, but at Sea towardes the East there is nothing els bu...
BankBanks, with fish, east of Cape Webeck 50 miles were reported by a boat's crew.PRINTED ITEMW. J....
bankand in the sea it selfe, about the Banke (for so the place where they find ground fourty leagu...
bankingA general term applied to fishing on the great bank of Newfoundland.PRINTED ITEMW. J. KIRWIN...
bankingThe fishery is divded in two seasons : that on the shore, or the shore season, commences abo...
fishingOff this point is a fishing bank... having from 20 to 36 fathoms over it.W.J.KIRWIN MAY 197...
BankThey all depart at once, and either by rowing or sailing, reach the banks to which the fishes a...
bankTo which Banke our Nation may doe great good in fishing, such as will sail from New-found-land...
Bankhe built vessels, noted for their staunchness, for their sailing qualities, some of them have ...
bankBefore we come to Newfound land about 50 leagues on this side, we passe the banke, which are hi...
BankThere are two varieties of herring taken on the shores of the island - the Bank (called also th...
BankThis is carried on in large vessels on the Banks of Newfoundland.PRINTED ITEMG.M. StoryJuly 19...
BankMoreover, the surplus time left from the Bank and other fisheries in spring and autumn is avail...