- Five
ships of the
Royal Navy have been
named HMS
Magicienne. The
origins of the name are from the
French word for a
female magician or
sorceress and were...
- La
magicienne (The Sorceress) is a
grand opera in five acts
composed by
Fromental Halévy. The
libretto by Jules-Henri
Vernoy de Saint-Georges is based...
-
ships of the
French Navy have
borne the name
Magicienne,
after magicienne (feminine of magician):
Magicienne (1778), a 32-gun ship,
captured by HMS Chatham...
-
Magicienne was a
frigate of the
French Navy, lead ship of her class. The
British captured her in 1781 and she
served with the
Royal Navy
until her crew...
- HMS
Magicienne was the lead ship of her
class of two 16-gun, steam-powered second-class
paddle frigates built for the
Royal Navy in the 1850s. Commissioned...
- vibrate, quiver,
totter or
tremble in
Chamorro and
sometimes referred to as
Magicienne Bay) is a
large bay on the
southeast side of
Saipan in the
Northern Mariana...
- The
Magicienne class was a
class of
twelve fifth rate 32-gun
frigates of the
French Navy, each with a main
battery of 26 × 12-pounder long guns, and with...
-
appeared in
serial form in
Tintin magazine in 1977, with the
story La
Magicienne Trahie.
Originally a stand-alone 30-page project, its
early success encouraged...
- A
Magicienne-class frigate...
-
Sirius and
Magicienne to Île de la P****e,
where the
fortifications had been strengthened, but
supplies were
running low and
Magicienne's launch was sent...
