CONCLUSIONS. AQ] 
106. — 1839, September? -- Coast of Maine, U. 8. A. — Cap- 
tain SMITH. 
106 a. — 1840, April 21.— 24° 13’ N. latitude, 89° 52’ W. 
longitude, in the Gulf of Mexico. -— Captain p’ABNourR. 
106 8. — 1840, June? — Near Boston? 
107. — 1840, July? — Molde fjord, Norway.— Mr. Hammer, 
Mr. Krarr, and some other persons. 
107 a. — 1840, August? — “Along the whole line of the Amer- 
ican coast’, 1. e. of the east coast of the U. S. 
108. — 1841. — Christiansund fjord, Norway. — Several per- 
sons. 
109. — 1842? — Romsdal fjord, Norway. — A parish priest. 
110. — 1842? — Romsdal fjord, Norway. — A gentleman. 
111. — 1843 , Summer. — Christiansund fjord, Norway. 
111 a.— 1848, October? — Near Ibbestad, not far from Chris- 
tiansand, Norway. — Some fishermen. 
112. — 1845? — Near Bergen? Norway.— Some fishermen. 
113. — 1845.— Between Bergen and Sogn, Norway. — Mr. J. 
D. Morrizs Stiruine, and two other gentlemen. 
114. — 1845 or 1846, Summer. — Camp’s Bay, near Cape 
Town. — Mr. G. D. Brunerre, Mr. Cuaruzs A. Farrsrince. 
115.— 1845, July 28.— Romsdale fjord, Norway. — Mr. J. 
C. Lunp, Mr. G. 8. Krocu, Curistian Fuane and Joun ELGENSEs. 
117. — 1846, August 8. — Between the islands of Sartor Leer 
and ‘l’és; and in Bjornfjord, near Bergen, Norway. — Several per- 
sons, Danizn Satomonson, his wife Incrsorc, ABRAHAM ABRA- 
HAMSEN HAGENOES. 
118. — 1848, August 6.— Lat. 24° 44’ S., long 9° 22’ E., be- 
tween the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. — Mr. Sarroris, 
midshipman, Lieutenant Epcar Drummonp, Captain Peter M’Quaas, 
Mr. Witiiam Barrett, master, and most of the officers and crew 
of H. M. S. Daedalus. 
119. — 1848? — The Gulf of California. — Captain the Hon. 
Gzorce Hope. | 
120. — 1848, December 31. — Lat. 41° 13’ N., long. 12° 31’ W., 
west of Oporto. — An officer of H. M. S. Plumper. 
121.— 1849, February 18. —- Off the south point of Cumberland 
Island, about twelve miles from the St. John’s bar, Florida. 
Captain Apams, of the schooner Lucy and Nancy, and the crew 
and passengers of it. 
122.— 1849, May 30.— South of Australia, between 40° and 
