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1106 THE ROYAL NAVY.
HARBOUR SERVICE (STATIONARY, SCHOOL SHIPS, ETC.)
ACTION (late Vebnon). Late Wi Kate. 2,388 Jons. Attached to ' Actceon' Torpedo School,
Sheerness.
ACTION II. (late Dido). Late S. Corvette. 1,760 Tons. Shetrnttt. Tender to' Actceon.'
AKBAR (late Indus II., late Temkraire). Late Battleship. S.540 Tons.
ALGIERS (late Indus IV, late Tenedos I, late Triumph). Late Battleship. 6,460 Ions.
ARETHUSA. Late S. Frigate.. 3,832 Ions. (Lent as a Training Ship for Destitute Boys,
Green/lithe.)
BLACK DRAGON. (Hulk.)
Lieut. R.N.R Harry Y. Third 11 Oct 18
CHALLENGER. Late S- Corvette. 2,306 Tons. Chatham. Used for lathing vessels aUngside.
ana for accommodating Boat's Crew of Captain of Dockyard.
CLEOPATRA. Late Light Cruiser. 2,380 Tons. Devenport. Attached to ' Defiance ' temporarily
as Overflow Ship
CLIO. (Old) Late S. Corvette. 2,306 Tons. (Lent as Training Ship for Beys to North Wales, City
oj Chester and Border Counties 1 raining khip Society at Bangor.)
CONWAY (late Nile). Late 2nd Bate. 4,375 Tons. (Lent to the Mercantile Marine Service
Association, Liverpool.)
CORNWALL. Late 3rd Bate. 2,917 Tons. Juvenile Reformatory, Purfleet. (Lent to the School
Ship Company.)
DRUDGE. Gun-Boat. Portsmouth. Used as Armourer's Hulk and Workshop.
EAGLET (late Eagle), ith Hate. 2,340 Tons. Liverptol. (Lent to R.N. V.R. Mersey Division).
ECLIPSE. Late Screw Corvette. 1,7 GO Tons. Devonport. Dtpot f»r Naval Mines, Naval Ordnance
Department, Plymouth.
EMPRESS (late Revenge). Late 1st Rate. 5,260 Tons, (Lent to the Clyde Industrial Training
Ship Association).
FALCON. -Ldlt Gun-Vessel. ISO Tons. Devonport. Appropriated for Torpedo R.ngt.
FISGARD IT. (Idte Calcutta) (late Hercules). Battleship. 9,300 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D<
(8.500 FJX) Portsmouth.
FLAMINGO. Late GWFewe*. 780 Tons. (.Lent U PtytQovtA Port Smeary Authority.)
HARBOUR SERVICE (STATIONARY, SCHOOL SHIPS, ETC.)
ACTION (late Vebnon). Late Wi Kate. 2,388 Jons. Attached to ' Actceon' Torpedo School,
Sheerness.
ACTION II. (late Dido). Late S. Corvette. 1,760 Tons. Shetrnttt. Tender to' Actceon.'
AKBAR (late Indus II., late Temkraire). Late Battleship. S.540 Tons.
ALGIERS (late Indus IV, late Tenedos I, late Triumph). Late Battleship. 6,460 Ions.
ARETHUSA. Late S. Frigate.. 3,832 Ions. (Lent as a Training Ship for Destitute Boys,
Green/lithe.)
BLACK DRAGON. (Hulk.)
Lieut. R.N.R Harry Y. Third 11 Oct 18
CHALLENGER. Late S- Corvette. 2,306 Tons. Chatham. Used for lathing vessels aUngside.
ana for accommodating Boat's Crew of Captain of Dockyard.
CLEOPATRA. Late Light Cruiser. 2,380 Tons. Devenport. Attached to ' Defiance ' temporarily
as Overflow Ship
CLIO. (Old) Late S. Corvette. 2,306 Tons. (Lent as Training Ship for Beys to North Wales, City
oj Chester and Border Counties 1 raining khip Society at Bangor.)
CONWAY (late Nile). Late 2nd Bate. 4,375 Tons. (Lent to the Mercantile Marine Service
Association, Liverpool.)
CORNWALL. Late 3rd Bate. 2,917 Tons. Juvenile Reformatory, Purfleet. (Lent to the School
Ship Company.)
DRUDGE. Gun-Boat. Portsmouth. Used as Armourer's Hulk and Workshop.
EAGLET (late Eagle), ith Hate. 2,340 Tons. Liverptol. (Lent to R.N. V.R. Mersey Division).
ECLIPSE. Late Screw Corvette. 1,7 GO Tons. Devonport. Dtpot f»r Naval Mines, Naval Ordnance
Department, Plymouth.
EMPRESS (late Revenge). Late 1st Rate. 5,260 Tons, (Lent to the Clyde Industrial Training
Ship Association).
FALCON. -Ldlt Gun-Vessel. ISO Tons. Devonport. Appropriated for Torpedo R.ngt.
FISGARD IT. (Idte Calcutta) (late Hercules). Battleship. 9,300 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D<
(8.500 FJX) Portsmouth.
FLAMINGO. Late GWFewe*. 780 Tons. (.Lent U PtytQovtA Port Smeary Authority.)
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