edward belcher造句

• There, Kane hoped to meet Sir Edward Belcher's rescue expedition and their supplies.
• Sir Edward Belcher, aboard HMS " Sulphur ", landed in Hong Kong on 25 January 1841.
• In 1837 Edward Belcher of the brought Catholic Priests to open a parish for the first time.
• The next ship to get this far west was part of the Edward Belcher expedition in 1850.
• That April, five British sailing vessels, including the HMS Resolute, set out under Sir Edward Belcher's command.
• HMS Sulphur landed the first naval officer in Hong Kong, Sir Edward Belcher, on Jan . 25, 1841.
• In 1852, Edward Belcher was given command of the government Arctic expedition in search of Sir John Franklin.
• Reference was made to the islands in Edward Belcher's 1848 account of the voyages of HMS " Sammarang ".
• The name of this bird commemorates the British explorer Sir Edward Belcher who performed survey work on the Pacific coast of South America.
• In 1843, Captain Edward Belcher, commander of " Sulphur ", published a two-volume report entitled " Narrative of a Voyage Round the World ".
• Admiral "'Sir Edward Belcher "', KCB ( 27 February 1799 & ndash; 18 March 1877 ), was a British naval officer, hydrographer, and explorer.
• In 1863 Morrison brought a libel action against Admiral Sir Edward Belcher, who had accused him of obtaining money by charlatanism in the form of crystal-gazing.
• At Possession Point, the place where, on Jan . 26, 1841, Capt . Edward Belcher first raised the British flag, there were memories, expressions of happiness, pride, and worry.
• The channel was named after HMS " Sulphur ", a bomb vessel commanded by Edward Belcher who took the first British survey to Hong Kong harbour on 25 January 1841.
• Ever since Capt . Edward Belcher, a British naval officer, landed on Hong Kong in 1841, hoisted the Union Jack and toasted the queen, British troops were involved in Hong Kong life.
• Research in Edmonton later showed that Sir Edward Belcher, commander of one of the Franklin rescue expeditions, had ordered the exhumation of Hartnell in October 1852, but was thwarted by the permafrost.
• In 1825, interviewed by Captain Edward Belcher, Adams maintained that Heywood was on the gangway, not below, and " might have gone [ in the open boat ] if he pleased ."
• Finally McClure and his crew who were by that time dying of starvation were found by searchers who had travelled by sledge over the ice from a ship of Sir Edward Belcher's expedition.
• Belcher bay was named after Edward Belcher who landed on Possession Point at the north shore Hong Kong Island and made the first British survey of Hong Kong harbour on the 25th January 1841.
• He took further lectures in medicine and in 1835 joined the on a surveying expedition to the South American coast, under the command of Captain Frederick William Beechey, and afterwards of Sir Edward Belcher.