Insurance of yachts, 407; ordinary form for a marine policy, 407; clauses under a yachting policy, 407-411; Board of Trade certificates, 408; average clause, 408; twenty-pound clause, 408, 409; No. 1 clause, 407, 409; No. 2 clause, 408, 410; Nos. 3 and 4 clauses, 408, 410; collision clause (No. 5), 410; prevention clauses (Nos. 7 and 8), 410; racing clause, 410, 411; laying-up policies, 411; premiums, 411; insuring for full amount, 411; mutual co-operation, 412 International race for the America Cup (1886), 22 International versus home racing, 12 'Intrigue' (72 tons), 113 'Iolanthe' (75 tons), 113 Ireland, 42; North coast of, as a cruising ground, 402; South coast, 400, 401; West coast, 400, 402 'Irex' (centreboard), Mr. Jameson's, 105, 141 Iron, introduced into the construction of ships, 77 Ise Fiord, 309 Island Sailing Club, 229, 237 Isle of Man, 401 Isle of Wight, as a cruising ground, 38, 47 Italy, coast of, as a cruising ground, 38 Itchen ferrymen, 224; punts, 224 Iveagh, Lord, 142 'Iverna,' 65 Jamaica, 38 James I., condition of the fleet in his time, 13 Jameson, John, result of his trial of the 'Irex' as a centreboard, 105; 141 'Janetta' (2-1/2-rater), 244, 246, 247 Japan, coasts of, yachting round, 38 'Jeanie' (1/2-rater), 246, 248, 250 'Jenny Wren' (5-tonner), 230; matches with 'Doris,' 354, 355 Jersey, 402 Johnson, Dr., quoted, on the sea, 2 'Jubilee,' American yacht, her dimensions, 69; 179 'Julia,' 120 'Jullanar' (120 tons), E. H. Bentall's yawl, 83; principles on which laid down, 88; measurements, 89; diagram, 91; 95 'Katherine' (5-rater), 246 Keels, sliding, Admiralty adoption of, in 1790, 104; the 'Lady Nelson' and 'Cynthia,' 104; Commodore Taylor's yacht, 104; recent American keel-boats, 106; General Paine's 'up to date' racer, 106; Luken's pamphlet on, 107; iron, to a yacht's cutter, 200 Kemp, Dixon, on the length of yachts, 59; proposes a new rule regarding tonnage, 65; secretary to the Y.R.A., 146; on the rules of racing, 150; on rating rules, 176, 178, 179; 227, 231, 242; his 'Yacht and Boat Sailing,' 346 'Kestrel' (202 tons), 108 Ketches (50-ton), 300 Kiel, 309 Kingstown, small yacht racing at, 326, 327, 401 Kirkcaldy, 54 Kit, the, for yachting, 392 'Kittiwake' (1/2-rater), 248, 250 Klein, Mr., owner of 'Dawn,' 47 Knight, E. F., on fitting out a 50-tonner to go foreign, 295 _et seq._; on Baltic cruising, 308 _et seq._ Knives, sailors', 218 'Kriemhilda,' cutter, 83, 98, 134 Kyak, the Greenlander's, 361 'Lady Nan' (2-1/2-rater), 180, 231, 235, 236 'Lady Nelson' (H.M. brig, 1797), the first ship to discover Tasmania to be an island, 102; her three sliding keels, 104 'Ladybird' (1/2-rater), 248