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North America - West Coast, South side of Vancouver I., Quatsino to Esperanza including Kyuquot Sound. Surveyed by Captn GH Richards, RN. Assisted by Comr RC Mayne, D Pender and EP Bedwell, Masters; JT Gowlland and GA Browning, Second Masters; and ER Blunden, Masters Assistant. 1863. (Chart)
Sheet X. East Coast of Australia . Queensland Moreton Bay to Sandy Cape surveyed by Navg Lieuts E.P. Bedwell & E.H.S. Bray RN. Drawn for engraving by CON Clark Hyd Off under the direction of Captain R. Hoskyn RN Supt of Charts. (Chart)
East Coast of Australia, Queensland. Sandy Cape to Keppel Isles by Staff Commr E.P. Bedwell RN, Nav Lieut EHS Bray....1870. (Chart)
Australia east coast Queensland, Moreton Bay from the surveys of Staff Commr J. Jeffery and Nav Lieut H.J. Stanley 1865 and Nav. Lieuts. E.P. Bedwell and E.H.S. Bray 1866-68 etc. (Chart)
Australia east coast Queensland, Moreton Bay from the surveys of Staff Commr J. Jeffery and Nav Lieut H.J. Stanley 1865 and Nav. Lieuts. E.P. Bedwell and E.H.S. Bray 1866-68 etc. (Chart)
Presentation of Her Majesty's Yacht Emperor to the Emperor of Japan at Yeddo, on the 28th of August 1858 by...the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine...Minister Plenipotentiary... (Print)
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili (Print)
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili
Attack and capture of the Forts at the Entrance of the River Pei-ho, China, on the 20th May 1858. By the Allied British and French Gun Boats and Boats of the Squadron in the Gulf of Pechili (Print)
Sail and steam vessel aground in low water showing crew disembarking into ship's boats (Drawing)
Two sailing vessels aground on a sandy beach with men working on one (Drawing)
View from Capri looking east? (Drawing)
Dispatch vessel off a fort, possibly Cronstadt (Drawing)
Engagement with the Tae-Ping Rebels at Nanking, By Her Majesty's Ships Furious, Retribution, Crizier, Dove and Lee on the 20th of November 1858, during their passage up the Yang-Tse-Kiang conveying... the Earl of Elgin...
Engagement with the Tae-Ping Rebels at Nanking, By Her Majesty's Ships Furious, Retribution, Crizier, Dove and Lee on the 20th of November 1858, during their passage up the Yang-Tse-Kiang conveying... the Earl of Elgin... (Print)
HMS Calcutta 84 guns, in a gale on the 22nd April 1858, in the Gulf of Pechili, China. Dedicated by permission to His Excellency Rear Admiral Sir Michael Seymour KCB, Commander in Chief of the East India and China Stations (Print)
Cruisers at sea in about 1890 (Drawing)
HMS Tribune in Fuca Straits, 1859 (Drawing)
Episode of the Battle of Navarino showing fighting vessels including Trident, French navy (Drawing)
Fighting vessel in full rig and seamen rowing away (Drawing)
Ketch yacht? a buoy and distant sailing vessels (Drawing)
HMS Hecate on shore, Neah Bay, Juan de Fuca Strait, N W America, August 1861 (Drawing)
Sheet V - East Coast of Australia, New South Wales - Port Stephens to Tacking Point. Surveyed by Commander Ferderick W. Sidney, R.N., assisted by F. Hixson, E.P. Bedwell& J.T. Gowlland, Masters. and M.S. Guy, 2nd Master, R.N. 1862-5. (Chart)
The Exploring Party of HMS Acteon attacked by natives near Port Arthur, China in 1860 (Drawing)
Sheet IX - East Coast of Australia, Queensland - Danger Point to Cape Moreton. Surveyed by Navigating Lieut. E.P. Bedwell, R.N., assisted by Nav. Lieut. H.J. Stanley & Nav. Sub-Lieut. E.H.S. Bray, R.N. 1865-7. (Chart)
Sheet VIII - East Coast of Australia, New South Wales - Evans Head to Danger Point. Surveyed by Com. Frederick W. Sidney, R.N., assisted by E.P Bedwell & J.T. Gowlland, Masters & S. Guy, 2nd Master, R.N. 1864-5 (Chart)