'Britannia' (220 tons), the Prince of Wales's, 17; match with 'Navahoe' for the Gold Cup of the Royal Victoria Y.C., 43; at the Jubilee Regatta of the R. Mersey Y.C., 1893, 49; in 1893, 349; wins R.T.Y.C. race May 25, 352, 353; in race of May 27, 354-358; wins R.T.Y.C. race of June 10, 258; in match from Dover to Boulogne, 360; in match of Royal Southern of June 17, 362; wins Royal Mersey match on June 24, 363; wins Royal Northern of July 1, 363; in Clyde Corinthian Club match, 364; in the Royal Clyde regatta, 365; in the Royal Ulster Regatta, 366; in the Royal Irish regatta, 368; in Royal London match at Cowes, 370; in R.Y.S. Regatta, 374; wins 'Meteor' challenge shield, 375; in Royal Albert match, August 14, 380; in Torbay regatta, 382; wins Start Bay Club match, 386; beats 'Navahoe' for Royal Victoria Gold Cup, 388; loses Brenton Reef Cup, 390; wins match for Cape May Cup, 393; sail-area in the three matches, 394; best all-round vessel, 394; record for the season, 395; mainsail, 399; intended to defeat 'Navahoe,' 400 British India Steamship Company, 288 'Britomart' (H.M.S. brig), 300 Britten, Commander R.N., R.P.C.Y.C., 50 Brocklebank, Captain, owner of 'St. George,' 1823, 167 Bronskill, Mr., of Bowness, 189 Brooklyn Yacht Club, class of yachts, 258 Brown & Bell, boat-builders, New York, 243 Brown, J. F., R.P.C.Y.C., 50 Brown, W. H., boat-builder, 246 Brundall, Norfolk, 210 Brunkard, Lord, 3 Brunswick, Georgia, 232 Bryant, Henry, Boston Y.C., 275 Bryant, John, Boston Y.C., 275 Buccleuch, Duke of, Patron of Royal Forth Yacht Club, 96 Buchanan, T. C., 77 Buchanon, Dan (R. Cl. Y.C.), 81 Buckenham, 222 Buckingham, Lord, R.Y.S., 1815, 10 Bulkeley, Major, R.P.C.Y.C., 64 Bullen, John (Cork Water Club, 1760), 100 Bullen, Mr., of Oulton Broad, 222; his craft, and their terms of hire, 224 Bullen, Richard (chaplain Cork Water Club, 1720), 100 Bure, river (or North River), 192, 198, 204, 220, 225 Burgess, the coloured skipper of 'Diamond,' 318 Burgess, Edward, American boat-builder, 253; designer of 'Puritan,' 260; 'Mayflower,' 261; the 'Volunteer,' 261; growth of fame, 262; love for natural history, 262; successful yachts, 263; 46-footer class, 263; his death, 266; 'Constellation,' 1889, 274 Burnham on the Crouch, 178 Burroughs's pocket-case for yacht voyages, 139 Butler, General B. F., buys 'America,' 257 'Buttercup' (10 tons), 56, 175 Byng, Admiral, rear-commodore R.P.C.Y.C., 54, 57 Byrne, Captain, his 'Cumberland' wins Jubilee Cup of Cumberland Fleet in 1800, 164 Byrne, St. Clare, designer of 'Valiant' (2,400 tons), 418 Buzzard's Bay, 230 Caicos Reefs, West Indies, 239