Healey, C. E. Chadwick, 47 'Heathen Chinee,' yawl, 236 Henderson, Messrs., of Partick, 334 Henn, Lieutenant, R.N., races his 'Galatea' against the 'Puritan' for the America Cup in 1886, 22 Herbert, Captain John, his success with the 'Wildfire' (59 tons), 111; and the 'Pantomime' (140 tons), 135 Herm, 402 Herreshoff, Mr., on rating rules, 177, 178, 186 Herreshoff, Messrs. (of Rhode Island), design and build their 'Vigilant' (centreboard) and 'Colonia' (keel boat), 106 Herreshoff, N. G., designer of the 'Navahoe' and 'Vigilant,' 22, 82; his 'Gloriana' and 'Wasp,' keel boats, 106; 255, 256; 'Wee Winn,' and the 'Wenonah,' 360; takes his model for small yachts from the canoe, 361 Hewitt, Major Percy, 146 Hewitt, Robert, designer of the 'Buttercup' (1880), 59 Heygate, Mrs. A., 237 'Hilda' (5-tonner), 331 Hilliard, J. B., part owner and designer of the 'Vril,' 334; sails her in her matches with 'Freda,' 344 'Himalaya,' troopship, 75 Hired yachts, 162 Hoare, Sydney, 47 Hoare, Wilson, his 'Avadavat,' 247 Holland, coast of, as a cruising ground, 37, 404; use of leeboards in, 316 Holland-Ackers, Mr., initiates the system of time allowances, 52 Home versus international racing, 12 Hönefos, Falls of, 44 Honolulu to Yokohama, the 'Sunbeam's' performances under sail from, 26 'Hoopoo' (2-1/2-rater), 251 'Hornet,' build and gear of the, 42; cruise in 1879, 43; in 1880, 44; in 1881, 44-47; expense of and precautions concerning crew, 47, 48 Houldsworth, W., his 'Morna' not successful as a racer, 135 Houston, John, of Largs, skipper of the 'Fiona,' 83 Howth, 400 Hughes, Captain J. W., 65, 146; tries the heavy lead fin-keel, 231; 235, 244 Hughes, Fred, 230 Hughes, the Misses, 237 Hull-measurement rating rules, 182, 185 'Humming Bird' (2-1/2-rater), her build, 65; 235, 236, 241, 243, 245, 247, 369 Hunt, Mr., the publisher of 'Hunt's Yachting Magazine,' 89 'Hunt's Magazine,' cited, 51, 54, 56, 76, 338, 342 Hydraulic steering apparatus, 14 'Idono' (1/2-rater), 248 'Iernia' (5-rater), 246 'Illustrated London News,' quoted on the cruise of the 'Hornet' in 1880, 44 'Ina' (10-rater), 230 Inglis, John, of Pointhouse, in favour of outside ballast, 60 Inglis, John, jun., institutes in Pointhouse shipyard Rankine's method of estimating the resistance of ships, 86; 88 Inglis, Mr., designer, builder, and owner of the 'Hilda' and 'Viola' (5-tonners), 331; his 8-ton schooner, 331