Royal Clyde Yacht Club: Queen's Cups received, 18; instituted as Clyde Model Yacht Club, 79; original members, 79; ensign and burgee, 79; chart of course, 80; measurement rule and racing flags, 81; meeting in 1857, 81; American 'sail-area' measurement, 82; called Clyde Yacht Club, 82; annual regatta, 82; Corinthian regatta, 82; opening and closing cruises, 83; members and yachts in 1867, 83; foundation of annual Corinthian match in 1868, 84; founder of 40-, 20-, 10-, and 5-ton classes, 84; Channel matches, 84; made a 'Royal' club in 1872, 85; new club-house at Hunter's Quay, 85; opening meeting of 1872, 85; adoption of Royal Alfred Y.C. rules, 86; club-house, 87; members and tonnage in 1877, 87; a 'Clyde week,' 87; new courses, 87, 88; Y.R.A.'s system of time allowances, 88; entries of large racing yachts in 1878, 88; entries and prizes in 1880-1881, 89; purchase of 'Alcyone,' 89; terms of that yacht's hire, 90; recipient of Queen's Cup in 1883, 90; closing cruise of 1884, 90; alteration of courses, 91; challenges New York Yacht Club, 91; 'Thistle' and 'Volunteer' matches, 91; finances, 92; resignation of Lord Glasgow, 92; officials, 92; acquisition of three boats, 92; adoption of Y.R.A. length and sail-area rule, 93; classes under 'rating rule,' 93; second Queen's Cup, 64; match round Arran, 94; loss of club-house by fire, 94; renting of Craigend Villa, 94; cups and money prizes, 94; small raters in 1890, 95; present fleet, 95; present members, 95; regatta of 1893, 365 Royal Corinthian Yacht Club, Erith (the original Corinthian club), 173; premises, 174; classification of yachts, 174; racing, 174; 10-ton class, 174; 3-ton class, 175; 21-foot class, 176; 2-1/2-raters, 177; officers in 1894, 178 Royal Cork Yacht Club: Queen's Cups received, 18; origin, 99; Water Club of Harbour of Cork, 99; early rules, 99; members of 1720 and 1760, 100; sailing orders for Water Club fleet, 1720, 102; decadence from 1765 till 1822, 102; chart of course for 40-raters, 103; institution of Little Monkstown Club, 104; re-establishment of Water Club under title of Cork Yacht Club, 104; club-house and its pictures at Queenstown, 106 Royal Cornwall Club, 18 Royal Dart Club matches, 385 Royal Dorset Club, Weymouth, receive a Queen's Cup in 1887, 18; founded in 1875, 345 Royal Eastern Yacht Club, 98 Royal Forth Yacht Club, establishment of, 96; present officials, 96; members, 96; match from Hartlepool to Granton in 1893, 96; the Queen's Cup, 96; chart of courses, 97; match for T.B.C. West Challenge Cup, 98 'Royal George,' royal yacht, dimensions, 5; used on occasion of the Queen's accession, 6 Royal Halifax Yacht Club, 311