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Richard Brydges Beechey

Richard Brydges Beechey

Total: 24
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Antarctic Expedition Gale in the Pack, 1842 (1863)
Antarctic Expedition Escape from the Bergs, 1842 (1863)
Plymouth, Mount Batten and the Hoe (1866)
Wreck of the Royal Mail Steamer RMS 'Armenian' on the Arklow Bank (1866)
First Come, First Served (1873)
First Come, First Served (1873)
Paddle Steamer 'Leinster' Leaving Holyhead (1874)
HMS Scout Passing an Iceberg, 4 March 1875 (1880)
‘HMS Fawn’ Caught in a White Squall, Bass Straits, Australia (Commander, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
‘HMS Scout’ Passing an Iceberg, 4 March 1875 (Captain, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
‘HMS Pelican’ Homeward Bound in the English Channel, 1866 (Commander, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
HMS Danube Blown on Shore while in Kazatch Bay, Sevastopol, Ukraine, 14 November 1854 (1880)
HMS Pelican Homeward Bound in the English Channel, 1866 (1880)
HM Brig 'Philomel’ Capturing the Slaver, ‘Condor’, off the Coast of West Africa, 1880 (Midshipman Commanding, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
‘HMS Danube’ Blown on Shore while in Kazatch Bay, Sevastopol, Ukraine, 14 November 1854 (Lieutenant in Command, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
‘HMS Defence’ off Vigo, Spain, in Heavy Sea, 7 December 1876 (Captain, Ralph P. Cator) (1880)
HM Brig 'Philomel Capturing the Slaver, Condor , off the Coast of West Africa, 1880 (1880)
HMS Defence off Vigo, Spain, in Heavy Sea, 7 December 1876 (1880)
HMS Fawn Caught in a White Squall, Bass Straits, Australia (1880)
The Spanish Armada Driven out of Calais by Fire (1882)
‘HMS Lord Warden’ on Her Passage from Queen's Ferry New Brunswick to Portsmouth, Crossing over the Brown Ridge Shoal, North Sea (Captain, Ralph P. Cator) (1882)
HMS Lord Warden on Her Passage from Queen's Ferry New Brunswick to Portsmouth (1882)
HMS 'Vivid' Passing the Old and New Eddystone Lighthouses, the Channel Squadron in the Distance (1885)
HMS 'Vivid' Passing the Old and New Eddystone Lighthouses, the Channel Squadron in the Distance (1885)
Total: 24
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