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Great circle sailing made easy ...
Great circular navigation; with its theory, great circle sailing: including the Australian tracks, and presenting a scientific view of ocean fairways. Being part 2 of Modern navigation.
The chronometer's assistant ... Being part I of Modern navigation.
A ship's position, by one altitude, two assumed latitudes, and the chronometer. Being part 3 of Modern navigation.
On the constantly recurring loss of life through the inefficiency of ships' boats; and on the right application of mechanical principles to the subject.
Tables for the reduction of ex-meridian altitudes.
How to lower ships' boats. A treatise on the dangers and defects in the system ... /
Instructions for the computation of a table of the deviations of a ship's compass ...
On the introduction and progress of the screw propeller, with statistics of the comparative economy of screw ships and paddle vessels for Her Majesty's Service, &c. &c.
America in 48 hours, India and back in a fortnight; being suggestions for certain improvements in the construction of steam vessels.
A letter to Captain G.T. Scobell, R.N., M.P. With documents relating to the invention of the "Screw propeller" used in the Royal Navy, and to the misapplication of the grant of twenty thousand pounds, "Remunerative compensation," voted by the House of Commons.
The compass in iron ships. A letter to the members of "The Underwriters' Association" at Liverpool.
The theory and practice of great circle sailing, under one general rule ...
A new system of patent hydraulic pressure steam navigation, etc.
Great circle tracks and distances, etc.
Laying down the transatlantic telegraph cable, and sounding ocean depths.
The seamanship, required by the Board of Examiners, arranged in questions and answers /
The sailor's guide; or, Short and easy rules for vessels in revolving storms, (illustrated with diagrams.).
Sea signals assimilated, etc.