1 |
Name, writing, some genealogy. |
b. 1879 |
2 |
Evelyn Roxburgh's notes, childhood, truancy and apprenticeship. |
1879-95 |
3 |
Apprenticeship, the British Princess,
the Journal, breach of discipline. |
1895-1900 |
4 |
Breach of Discipline while in Melbourne. |
27 July 1898 |
5 |
Collision of British Princess
with the Magnet; the latter sank
with all hands. |
16.iii.1898 |
6 |
Apprenticeships in general, Dana's and Worsley's in particular. |
1895-1900 |
7 |
Extract i on apprenticeship from ‘My First Voyage’
by Frank Worsley. |
1895-1900 |
8 |
Extract ii on apprenticeship from ‘My First Voyage’
by Frank Worsley. |
1895-1900 |
9 |
Sail training before WW 1 |
1895-1900 |
10 |
Discharge papers from British Princess,
joined B.I.S.N.Co., list of ships. |
1900-1910 |
11 |
British India Steam Navigation Co., camels & other notebooks. |
1900-1910 |
12 |
Work for B.I.S.N.Co., and home leave 1908, Sub-Lieutenant R.N.R. |
1900-1910 |
13 |
Qualifications: masters certificate. Leaves B.I.S.N.Co. Other avenues before employment by Calcutta Port Commissioners. |
1900-10 |
14 |
Employment by Calcutta Port Commissioners. Work on the Hooghly. Fellow Royal Met.Soc. |
1908-1912 |
15 |
The ‘Folio Commonplace Book’ with Arthur's ‘Index’ |
1913-1916 |
16 |
The Hooghly, Pilot's Cert, Commander of D.V.Retriever,
running aground. |
1911-1914 |
17 |
Arthur's résumé, the Retriever
and Guide, World War 1 |
1910-15 |
18 |
Night navigation of the Hooghly, myths and legends. |
1915 |
19 |
Money. |
1915 |
20 |
More on money and routine work on the Hooghly. |
1912-15 |
21 |
Instructions on salving S.S. Lotusmere. |
1915 |
22 |
Arthur's Report on salving S.S. Lotusmere. |
1915 |
23 |
Award for salving S.S. Lotusmere.
Resignation. |
1915-16 |
24 |
Negotiating contract with Bomanji Dhunjibhoy. |
1916-19 |
25 |
Contracts with Bomanji Dhunjibhoy and marriage to Elsie. Son's
birth. |
1917-19 |
26 |
The 1919 contract with Bomanji Dhunjibhoy and ‘home.’ |
1919 |
27 |
Termination with Bomanji Dhunjibhoy. |
1919-1923 |
28 |
Possible legal proceedings against Dhunjibhoy part 1 |
1923 |
29 |
Possible legal proceedings against Dhunjibhoy part 2 |
1923 |
30 |
Possible legal proceedings against Dhunjibhoy part 3 |
1923 |
31 |
Possible legal proceedings against Dhunjibhoy part 4 |
1923 |
32 |
Between Bomanji Dhunjibhoy and Dhunjibhoy Bomanji. Dum's ‘8vo
Annual’ |
1923-1929 |
33 |
A year from Dum's ‘8vo Annual’ |
1923 |
34 |
Jobless and drifting. |
1923-1924 |
35 |
Three more years from Dum's ‘8vo Annual’ |
1924-1926 |
36 |
More from Dum's ‘8vo Annual’. What-ho Dhunjibhoy! |
1927-1929 |
37 |
At The Willows, Windsor. |
1929-32 |
38 |
Money and Dhunjibhoy. |
1932 |
39 |
The end of Dhunjibhoy and departure from The Willows. |
1935-37 |
40 |
Job prospects after The Willows. Economic climate. |
1937 |
41 |
Death of Dhunjibhoy. |
1937 |
42 |
The New Inn and Dum's preospects on the eve of war. |
1937-39 |
43 |
The Merchant Ship Reserve. |
1939 |
44 |
Other attempts at securing war service. |
1939 |
45 |
Minor posts London, Southampton, Liverpool. Settled in Wallasey.
O.A.P. |
1939-45 |
46 |
Last look at the ‘8vo Annual’ |
1940-1944 |
47 |
Dum as letter writer. An example to Dick 6 Oct 1944. |
1944 |
48 |
Happy Christmasses! |
1937-45 |
49 |
Hard Times. |
1945-48 |
50 |
Declining health and death. |
1940-55 |
51 |
Dum's possessions, his d.i.y., my memories, his friends. |
general |
52 |
On inflation and Dum's overall financial problem. His books. |
1900-55 |
53 |
Lady Bom's version. |
1955 |
54 |
Dum v. Dhunjibhoys. Some sources. |
1937-47 |