Add to ORKGbully1 nThe harbor . . . of Bonavista was, at this time, filled with schooners, some of them fishing vessels with their full supplies for Labrador, fishing boats of all sizes from the 20 qtl. jack to the bully and skiff of the smaller planters.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN NOV 12 1964Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used
fishingThe labor of the week is o'er, the fishing-smacks are securely moored at the stage-heads, w...
haul v. . . I went in a skiff with two hands, to the head of this bay to look at a pond, and see if ...
bully1 nAnother..development was the Newfoundland 'bulley.' Evolved from ketches and yawls, this b...
jack1 nThe harbor --so called-- of Bonavista was, at this time, filled with schooners, some of the...
bully1 nThese ['offer' fishing banks] ranged from four to fifteen miles from the land [and] led to...
bully1 nThe bully was much larger than the highrat, the largest size being capable of carrying 2...
bully1 nbully: a sail-boat with two masts, used for fishing and carrying small cargoes. ...
bully1 nThe "Bully Boat" was the fishing craft in the early days, and at one time there were 10 su...
bully1 nThe information I used in naming the parts of the schooner were given to me by Mr. Martin ...
bully1 nBully - a large fishing boat with gaff sailsa large fishing boat with gaff sailsPRINTED ITEM...
bully1 nWords used in connection with boats and the sea. Bully - a small boat collar ...
bully1 nIt is no harm to explain right here that the new boats . . . were not intended to be yacht...
bully 1 nIn the fall, after the trap season [on Labrador], the men used to go out in the high-rats...
cartel nOne of the toughest jobs in cod-seine fishing is to operate the cartel bully which is what...
bankingHer husband had made a large fortune by supplying banking schooners for the fishing season.P...
fishingThe labor of the week is o'er, the fishing-smacks are securely moored at the stage-heads, w...
haul v. . . I went in a skiff with two hands, to the head of this bay to look at a pond, and see if ...
bully1 nAnother..development was the Newfoundland 'bulley.' Evolved from ketches and yawls, this b...
jack1 nThe harbor --so called-- of Bonavista was, at this time, filled with schooners, some of the...
bully1 nThese ['offer' fishing banks] ranged from four to fifteen miles from the land [and] led to...
bully1 nThe bully was much larger than the highrat, the largest size being capable of carrying 2...
bully1 nbully: a sail-boat with two masts, used for fishing and carrying small cargoes. ...
bully1 nThe "Bully Boat" was the fishing craft in the early days, and at one time there were 10 su...
bully1 nThe information I used in naming the parts of the schooner were given to me by Mr. Martin ...
bully1 nBully - a large fishing boat with gaff sailsa large fishing boat with gaff sailsPRINTED ITEM...
bully1 nWords used in connection with boats and the sea. Bully - a small boat collar ...
bully1 nIt is no harm to explain right here that the new boats . . . were not intended to be yacht...
bully 1 nIn the fall, after the trap season [on Labrador], the men used to go out in the high-rats...
cartel nOne of the toughest jobs in cod-seine fishing is to operate the cartel bully which is what...
bankingHer husband had made a large fortune by supplying banking schooners for the fishing season.P...
fishingThe labor of the week is o'er, the fishing-smacks are securely moored at the stage-heads, w...
haul v. . . I went in a skiff with two hands, to the head of this bay to look at a pond, and see if ...
bully1 nAnother..development was the Newfoundland 'bulley.' Evolved from ketches and yawls, this b...