 | 1790 - 522 sider
...fituation in this particular than myfelf. " Our Kock of provifions confifted of about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...between this and the quantity we had on leaving the fliip, was principally owing to lofs in the buftle anil confufion of the attack. A few cocoa, nuts... | |
 | 1790 - 564 sider
...lituation in this particular than myfelf. Our flock of provifions conlifted^f about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty pounds of pork, three bottles of wine, and five qoarts of rum. The difference between this and the quantity we had on leaving the fhip, was principally... | |
 | 1791 - 508 sider
...fet out on this defc perate expedition, acrofs an almoft unknown fea, with only an hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum, without any hopes of relief but what they might cafually obtain on the coaft of New Holland. In order... | |
 | 1796 - 446 sider
...fatisfied with our fituation than myfelf. Our flock of provifions confifted of about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. A few cocoa-nuts were in the boat, and fome bread-fruit, but the latter was trampled to pieces. It... | |
 | David N. Woodard, William Vaughan - 1804 - 310 sider
...Holland. Their stock on leaving Tofoa was now reduced, for eighteen men, to about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...of pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of ritm: They all solemnly agreed to live upon one ounce of bread and a quarter of a pint of water per... | |
 | David N. Woodard - 1805 - 290 sider
...Holland. Their stock on leaving Tofoa was now reduced, for eighteen men, to about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. They all solemnly agreed to live upon one ounce of bread arid a quarter of a pint of water per day.... | |
 | 1812 - 532 sider
...satisfied with his situation than myself. Our stock of provisions consisted of about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. The difference from what we had on leaving the ship, was principally owing to our loss in the confusion of the attack.... | |
 | R. P. Forster - 1818 - 592 sider
...happy, however, to see every one better satisfied with our situation in' this particular than myself. •Our stock of provisions consisted of about 150...this and the quantity we had on leaving the ship, was owing to loss in the bustle and confusion of the attack. A few cocoa-nuts were in the boat, and some... | |
 | William Bligh - 1820 - 188 sider
...myself. Our stuck of provisions consisted of about one bundled and fifty pound* of bread, twenty, eight gallons of water, twenty pounds of pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. The difference from what we had on leaving the ship, was principally owing to our loss in the confusion of the attack.... | |
 | William Bligh - 1824 - 184 sider
...satisfied with his situation than myself. Our stock of provisions consisted of about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty...bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. The difference from what we had on leaving the ship, was principally owing to our loss in the confusion of the attack.... | |
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Our stock of provisions consisted of about one hundred and fifty pounds of bread, twenty-eight gallons of water, twenty pounds of pork, three bottles of wine, and five quarts of rum. The difference between this and the quantity we had on leaving the ship... 
