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HuddartChart of the East Coast of Ireland and the Irish SeaThe title is in a scalloped frame with
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HuddartChart of the East Coast of Ireland and the Irish SeaThe title is in a scalloped frame with a cannon, flags, nets and an anchor, and reads A New and Original Hydrographical Survey of the North and St. George's Channel Extending from Arran to Caldy Island on the British Coast and from Skerries Port Rush to Bannow on the Irish Coast By Capt. Joseph Huddart London Published 12th May 1794 by Laurie & Whittle No. 53 Fleet Street.This is a reduced version of Huddart's chart of the area which was first published in 1779 by Sayer and Bennett. This version was published in 1794 by Laurie and Whittle on two sheets and was included in their Irish Coasting Pilot (1795). It was enlarged southwards by a small third sheet, to measure 1200 x 665 mm., and this form is the first chart in The North-about Navigator, published by Laurie and Whittle in 1818.It shows the whole Irish coast from Baginbun Head, county Wexford, to Portrush, county Antrim, and the British coast from Caldy Island in Pembrokeshire, to the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, with detailed soundings round the coast and across the Irish Sea. In the lower right there is a Scale of Nautic Leagues 20 to a Degree 10 [= 120 mm.]. There are also, as in the larger-scale version of the chart, A Table of the Stream of Tide for every 1/2 Hour in the bottom centre, A Table of Time to be added to the end of the Stream in the bottom right corner, an Explanation of symbols in the centre, and a long passage of Remarks on the Chart of St. George's Channel .... Royal Admiral, Mother Bank, 31 March 1778, Joseph Huddart. There are scales of latitude along each side and of longitude, east and west from Dublin, along the upper and lower borders. There are two compass roses showing north to the top, and many coastal profiles on all sides.In the top right corner is an inset (120 x 110 mm.) entitled The Harbour of Lamblash in the Isle of Arran, with a scale of One Mile 3 [= 26 mm.]. (665 x 980 mm.).
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HuddartChart of the East Coast of Ireland and the Irish SeaThe title is in a scalloped frame with a cannon, flags, nets and an anchor, and reads A New and Original Hydrographical Survey of the North and St. George's Channel Extending from Arran to Caldy Island on the British Coast and from Skerries Port Rush to Bannow on the Irish Coast By Capt. Joseph Huddart London Published 12th May 1794 by Laurie & Whittle No. 53 Fleet Street.This is a reduced version of Huddart's chart of the area which was first published in 1779 by Sayer and Bennett. This version was published in 1794 by Laurie and Whittle on two sheets and was included in their Irish Coasting Pilot (1795). It was enlarged southwards by a small third sheet, to measure 1200 x 665 mm., and this form is the first chart in The North-about Navigator, published by Laurie and Whittle in 1818.It shows the whole Irish coast from Baginbun Head, county Wexford, to Portrush, county Antrim, and the British coast from Caldy Island in Pembrokeshire, to the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, with detailed soundings round the coast and across the Irish Sea. In the lower right there is a Scale of Nautic Leagues 20 to a Degree 10 [= 120 mm.]. There are also, as in the larger-scale version of the chart, A Table of the Stream of Tide for every 1/2 Hour in the bottom centre, A Table of Time to be added to the end of the Stream in the bottom right corner, an Explanation of symbols in the centre, and a long passage of Remarks on the Chart of St. George's Channel .... Royal Admiral, Mother Bank, 31 March 1778, Joseph Huddart. There are scales of latitude along each side and of longitude, east and west from Dublin, along the upper and lower borders. There are two compass roses showing north to the top, and many coastal profiles on all sides.In the top right corner is an inset (120 x 110 mm.) entitled The Harbour of Lamblash in the Isle of Arran, with a scale of One Mile 3 [= 26 mm.]. (665 x 980 mm.).
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