...auspices, the ships were ' prepared and furnished out, for the search and diecoverie of the northerae part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for travaile to newe and unknowen kingdomcs.' The 'grave citizens' had vitality enough to perpetuate themselves, and still exist as the...

...in the company's employment, and carefully superintended the outfit of the three ships that were " prepared and furnished out for the search and discoverie...the world, to open a way and passage to our men for trauaile to newe and unknowen kingdomes." This enterprise was undertaken in the year 1553; Sir Hugh...

...last concluded that three shippes should bee prepared and furnished out, for the search and discouerie of the northerne part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for trauaile to newe and unknowen kingdomes." l Thus it happened that as early as the 10th of May, 1553,...

...together," were induced by him to make another effort " for the search and discovery of the northern part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for travel to new and unknown kingdoms."* The notion at once obtained great favour in England. A "Mystery...

...together," were induced by him to make another effort " for the search and discovery of the northern part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for travel to new and unknown kingdoms,"* The notion at once obtained great favour in England. A "Mystery...

...that three ships should be prepared and N furnished out for the search and discovery of the northern part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for travel to new and unknown kingdoms." 1 So general was the desire to secure a continuation of Cabot's...

...last concluded that three shippes should bee prepared and furnished out, for the search and discouerie of the northerne part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for trauaile to newe and unknowen kingdomes."* Thus it happened that as early as the loth of May, 1553,...

...and Richard Chancellor, its declared object being " the search and discovery of the northern parts of the world, to open a way and passage to our men, for travel to new and unknown kingdoms." Nova Zembla was discovered ; but while Willoughby and his men...

...Hugh Willoughby on his famous and disastrous voyage " for the search and discovery of northern parts of the world, to open a way and passage to our men for travel to new and unknown kingdoms," was one of the " servants," as they were called in those days,...

...Chancellor, who sailed May 20, 1553, with the ostensible object " for the search and discovery of the North part of the world, to open a way and passage to our men, to travel to new and unknown kingdoms." Willoughby sighted Nova Zembla, but he and his men perished...