नाविक (en. Seaman)

Nobles, citizens, farmers, mechanics, seaman, footman, maid-servants, even chimney sweeps and old clothes women, dabbled in tulips.

The island was named after Governor Arthur Phillip, the first Governor of New South Wales, by explorer and seaman George Bass, who sailed in an open whale boat, arriving from Sydney on 5 January 1798.

The unfortunate seaman fell, with his head forward, just upon the flukes of the whale, as he vanished, and was drawn down by suction of the closing waters, as if he had been a feather.

The company owning the seized US ship MV Seaman Guard Ohio told a court that the vessel neither strayed into Indian waters nor was there any illegality in carrying arms and ammunition by it.

Commenting on the calls, Mark Seaman, Finance Director, Hutchison Ports (UK), said: Harwich International is well known for its excellent ferry links to the Continent, however, the port has a wide range of facilities and handles a variety of cargoes and ship types.

At a certain point on one of these visits, he decided to make a run for it, rather than go back to jail, and joined up on a Spanish boat where he worked as a seaman.

She is also actively involved in the Seaman Church Institute, serving on the board of an organization that is hands-on involved in the daily welfare of seafarers, a mission that she says closely overlaps with the objective of the Club.