Lugger (333 bytes)
1: A '''lugger''' is a type of small sailing vessel that mounts ...

Nordhavn (1181 bytes)
6: ...48,320 pounds. It is powered by a 143 horsepower Lugger six cylinder diesel engine. At eight knots it bu...

Northern Belle (7305 bytes)
5: ...arations were hurriedly underway the ‘Ocean’, a [[lugger]] already at sea managed to bring off five of the...
39: ...s and orphans of the nine man crew of the Margate lugger “Victory”, which was lost with all hands going to...
41: ...ate lugger ‘Victory’. The loss of the crew of the lugger must have been a hard blow for the robust boatmen...
43: ...blet recording the names of those men lost on the lugger as she turned over, and went down was inscribed a...

Broome, Western Australia (2285 bytes)
8: ...th]] to escape the wet season and beached their [[lugger]]s to avoid the [[cyclone]]s that are prevalent i...
18: ...thnic groups who flocked to Broome to work on the luggers or the shore based activities supporting the har...

Guttenburg (2475 bytes)
3: ...livered safely into the hands of the [[Walmer]] [[lugger]] ''Cosmopolite'' in a chance meeting off [[Dover...

William Sidney Smith (3683 bytes)
7: ...quadron boarded in [[Havre-de-Grace]] harbour a [[lugger]] which was driven by the tide above the French f...

Southwold (3654 bytes)
23: ...nto of maritime heritage is the [[1912]] [[Looe]] Lugger named "Girl Sybil".

USS Icefish (SS-367) (7980 bytes)
105: ...ed; the rest were taken on board ''Icefish''. The lugger was sunk by gunfire.

USS Tigrone (SS-419) (14924 bytes)
92: ...inch fire. The final and telling round caught the lugger dead center, set it afire, and stopped it dead in...

William Faulkner (11614 bytes)
94: *"Once Aboard the Lugger (I)" (1932)
170: *"Once Aboard the Lugger (II)" (1979)

USS Lamprey (SS-372) (6082 bytes)
94: ...12 August]] her guns destroyed a cargo-carrying [[lugger]] from Surabaya. The submarine was closing in on ...

Union Pacific Big Boy (6851 bytes)
9: ...hile, it had to be more than just a slow mountain lugger; to avoid locomotive changes, the new class would...

USS Tench (SS-417) (14311 bytes)
82: ...though her gun crews dispatched a number of motor luggers, picket boats, steam trawlers, and other small c...
88: ...illimeter gun. She then proceeded to round up the lugger's nine-man [[Korea]]n crew, all of whom had taken...

USS Plaice (SS-390) (7282 bytes)
100: ...on had been expended, she drove the remaining two luggers toward the beach and damaged them by 20 mm and s...

Deal, Kent (8056 bytes)
40: ...ere all set ablaze, suspecting some of the Deal [[lugger]]s of being engaged in smuggling. Pitt had awaite...

USS Randolph (CV-15) (9514 bytes)
38: ...oyed 25 to 30 ships, ranging in size from small [[lugger]]s to a 6,000-ton [[freighter]], and had damaged ...

USS Tirante (SS-420) (9976 bytes)
65: ...31 March]], ''Tirante'' shelled and sank a 70-ton lugger with five-inch and 40-millimeter gunfire and, on ...

Edward FitzGerald (10636 bytes)
11: ...l," and in 1867 he became part-owner of a herring-lugger, the "Meum and Tuum." For some years, till [[1871...

Ramsgate (11456 bytes)
64: ...heern_Belle|Northern Belle]]), as a seaman of the lugger "Petrel" assisted in the rescue of the crew of th...

Ship (12268 bytes)
33: * [[Lugger]]

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