...and Northumberland Islands, the Expedition anchored near Port Foulke at 8 am, July the 28th Lyttleton Island and Lifeboat Cove, the scene of the wreck of the Polaris, were visited, bat scanty remains were found in the cache, the only valuable objects being a few boxes...

...same month, but passing through it without difficulty in thirty-four hours. After visiting Port Foulke and Life-boat Cove, the scene of the wreck of the Polaris, the ice was met on July 30th off Cape Sabine, and from this point a constant struggle with it took place...

...our assistance, Commander Markham and mjselt proceeded in a boat to Littleton Island and Life Boat Cove, the scene of the wreck of the Polaris. The cache...containing seal and walrus meat were scattered about all over the small peninsulas in the neighbourhood of the late winter quarters, and near the ruins...

...winter quarters for any relief vessel coming to their assistance, Captain Nares and Commander Markham proceeded in a boat to Littleton Island and Lifeboat...mentioned by Dr. Emil Bessels and Mr. Bryant of the " Umted States North Pole Expedition " as the depository of certain instruments and boxes of books,...