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The Delights of getting into one's Berth during a Gale of Wind (Drawing)
Woman with basket (Sketches of Figures at Cape Town) (Drawing)
A soldiers child is imported on the quarter deck by Mrs Gage & is by no means cordially received by the males Sept 26th (Drawing)
Troop Deck by night Sept 14th (Drawing)
Man with basket (Sketches of Figures at Cape Town) (Drawing)
Mrs Tredcroft (Drawing)
The faithful "Crib" (Drawing)
Bending the mainsail Sept 25th (Drawing)
Capt Keene RHA & Lt Col Tupper RHA (Drawing)
Cape Pidgeon Oct 8th (Drawing)
Lt Best RHA (Drawing)
Troop ship "Hydaspes" in the Gale Sept 29th, 30th, & Oct 1st Lat 22° 44' Long 29° 27' (Drawing)
A few incidents that occurred during the Gale. My servant enters the cabin just as I am driven down it by a lurch of the ship. He acts as a buffer. (Drawing)
The Gale Sept 30th It's only a squall that has struck the ship Lat 22° 44' Long 29° 27' (Drawing)
A few incidents that occurred during the Gale. The stores break loose in the lower saloon much to the horror of Mrs Gage's cats. (Drawing)
Study of waves during the Gale of between 17th 18th 19th (Drawing)
reads (Drawing)
J. B. Skoulding. Vet Surgeon RHG alias John alias [B?] alias [?]...a few illustrations of his character & habits. Time 12 midnight. Sings - "My own my Guiding star". (Drawing)
The Captain Oct 3rd (Drawing)
A little singing takes place at night on deck - Unfortunately it is over Colonel & Mrs Gage's cabin who are rather sleepy - Oct 11th (Drawing)
A wet day - Aug. 18th (Drawing)
Two men relaxing (Sketches at Cape Town) (Drawing)
The only comfortable man in the ship is Harvey. His cabin being a swamp. He got his own cushion rolled up in a rug. He betook himself this book of Hindostanee (Incidents during the Gale) (Drawing)
A few incidents that occurred during the Gale. My traps break loose at night & shower themselves on to my head. (Drawing)