| For the first century the Royal Navy used the quays around Rosia Bay as their victualling yard. |
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| Child made his money victualling the navy and lived at Portsmouth before developing a great estate at Wanstead in Essex. |
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| Answer: The law of the land applies to the serving of alcohol in licensed victualling establishments only. |
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| The second victualling warehouse and warehousekeeper shall also be specially approved for the purposes of the victualling warehouse procedure. |
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| In such cases, the particulars of the second victualling warehouse shall be entered in the register of the first. |
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| The aim is to improve harbour infrastructures, in particular for ice supplies and ship victualling. |
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| It would be reasonable to apply to such deliveries the same rate of refund as applies to victualling in a Community port. |
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| We may, if we choose, shift the boundaries between the two, since the boundaries are not immutable, and many things, such as navy victualling, can be done by either system. |
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| I started at Royal William Yard, an iconic 1830s naval victualling depot now being redeveloped as an urban waterfront village. |
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| Janet Macdonald, for her part, has produced a fine piece of scholarship on the cardinal topic of naval victualling in Nelson's time. |
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| In the normal way, this is not a case of habitual trade but of victualling a team, a community, or an isolated military detachment. |
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| Food victualling and fuel for the boat and the dinghy, harbor customs and marina fees are at the charge of the client. |
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| The client is responsible for victualling, as well as for the preparation of the meals and the daily cleanliness of the boat. |
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| The payment provided for in this Article shall not cover losses occurring during storage in a victualling warehouse due to natural decrease or to packaging. |
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| These included the great kitchen, privy kitchen, cellar, larder, pantry, buttery, ewery, saucery, chaundry, spicery, poultery and victualling house. |
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| They shall also ensure that the quantities of supplies for victualling delivered pursuant to this Article do not exceed the requirements of the crew. |
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| In order to maintain the competitiveness of Community goods supplied to platforms in certain areas close to Member States, refunds should be made available at the rate applicable to victualling within the Community. |
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| Samuel Pepys in 1667 first regularised naval victualling with varied and nutritious rations. |
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| The inner breakwater, with its jetty, former victualling store and Inner Pierhead Fort, are Grade II Listed. |
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| In all cases, a copy or photocopy of the transport document and the document providing evidence of payment for the supplies for victualling must be presented in support of applications for payment. |
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| Since the justification is similar, this provision should also apply to deliveries to platforms and naval vessels and to victualling in third countries. |
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| A very striking instance of violation of neutrality was the victualling of the fortress of Thionville, while still in French hands, by night trains from Luxemburg. |
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| A Grade I-listed, early-19th-century naval victualling depot, with a harbour on the Tamar estuary, the yard's vast granite buildings were designed to cater for fleets of Georgian sailing ships. |
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| Member States on whose territory victualling warehouses are located shall grant approval only to warehousekeepers and victualling warehouses offering the necessary guarantees. |
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| In 1780, the Royal Navy's Victualling Commissioners agreed with Cort, who had taken over Attwick's business, to re roll iron hoops for their barrels. |
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