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186-THE GRAPHIC, Au Charles Lixon Cowes. 03 The British warships lay at anchor in two lines stretching from a point opposite the Medina, several miles in the direction of Spithead. It was about noon when the French ships were first sighted, and it was yacht and Channel Fleet rep A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE: THE SHIPS OF ADMIRAL CAILLARD'S S DRAWN BY CHA

GUST 12, 1905 187 - ONE o'clock before they reached the British lines. As they passed, the British ships were all manned, and were dressed with flags in rainbow fashion. Then the French vessels began the salute, and the Royal blied with roars of welcome. QUADRON FIRING A ROYAL SALUTE ON ARRIVING IN COWES ROADS RLES DIXON, R.I.

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186-THE GRAPHIC, Au

The British warships lay at anchor in two lines stretching from a point opposite the Medina, several miles in the direction of Spithead. It was about noon when the French ships were first sighted, and it was yacht and Channel Fleet rep

Charles Lixon Cowes. 03

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