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1107 THE ROYAL NAVY.
FLY. Cutter. 60 Tons. Devonp*rt. (To be used as a Hulk in Plymouth Sound for accommodating
Pilots, etc.)
HELENA, Brig. 529 Tons. Harbour Police Ship at Chatham.
HELICON (late Calliope). Light Cruiser. 2,770 Tons. I.H.P. 2,700 N.D. (4,000 F.D.). New.
castle. (Lent to Tyneside Division, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.)
IMPLACABLE. Late Training Ship for Boys. 3,223 Tons. Falmouth. (Lent to Mr. Wheatly
Cobb for preservation.)
IMPREGNABLE IV. (late ClROE). Late hth Rate. 1,447 Tons. Tender U ' Impregnable,
Devonport.
MARS. Late .3rd Rate. 3,842 Tons. (Lent as a Training Ship on the Tay to an Association
at Dundee.)
MEDUSA. Late Light Cruiser. 2,800 Ions. Queenstown. (For Officers borne see under ' Colleen.')
MOUNT EDGCUMBE (late Conway). Late 4th Rate. 2,300 Tons. (Lent to Committee of
Devenport and Cornwall Industrial Training Ship, Devonport.)
NEWCASTLE. Late S. Frigate. 4,020 Tons. Powder Hulk, Naval Ordnance Department,
Plymouth.
NORTHAMPTON (late Sharpshooter). Torpedo Gun-Boat. 735 Tons. I.H.P. 3,000 N.D. (Lent
to Lord Northampton.)
PRESIDENT (Old) (late Gannet). Sloop. 1,130 Tons. (Lent to Mr. C.B. fry, in connection with
' Mercury ' Training School.)
PRESIDENT (late Buzzard). Late Sloop. 1,140 Tons. Greenhithe. (Lent to the Marine Society.
RATTLER. Gwi-Boat. 715 Tons. Portsmouth. (Attached to ' Ariadne' for training of Stokers.)
RED DRAGON. (Hulk.)
ST. PATRICK (late Shamrock). S. Tank Vessel. 118 Tons. Haulbowhne. (Employed as Water
Tank arid Cooking Vessel.)
SABINE. Gun-Boat. 363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 N.D. Devonport. Tender to H. M.S. •Vivid' for
Gunnery School.
Ch. Gunner Frederick Furnival 3 MarJ.9
SLANEY. Gun-Boat. 363 Tons. I.H.P 200 N.D. Sheerness.
* SPARTAN. Light Cruiser. 3,600 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.) Devonport. Tender to
' Defiance.'
STORK. Late Surveying Vessel. 465 Tons. I.H.P. 360 N.D. (Lent to the Kensington Branch of
the Navy League as a Iraining Vessel for Boys, Hammersmith.)
SWINGER. Late Gun-Boat. 430 To?is. Devonport. (Attached to ' Impregnable' as Store Ship, $c.
UNICORN. 5th Rate. 1,447 Tons. Dundee.
VALIANT III. (late Valiant (Old). 6,710 Tons. Devonport. Lay Apart Store. (Attached to
Seventh Flotilla.)
WELLESLEY (No. 2). Late 3rd Rate. 2,996 To?is. (Lent to Wellesley Training Ship Committee as
a Iraining Ship, Newcastle-on-Tyne.)
WIVERN. Late Coast Defence Ship. 2,750 Tons. Hong Kong. Distilling Ship and Steam Reserve
Workshop for repairing T.B. Destroyers. The Officers borne for service in ' Wivern ' are
shown under ' Tamar.'
WORCESTER (late Frederick William). Late 2nd Rate. 4,725 Tons. Off Greenhithe. (Lent
to Thames Marine Officers' Training Ship Society.)
FLY. Cutter. 60 Tons. Devonp*rt. (To be used as a Hulk in Plymouth Sound for accommodating
Pilots, etc.)
HELENA, Brig. 529 Tons. Harbour Police Ship at Chatham.
HELICON (late Calliope). Light Cruiser. 2,770 Tons. I.H.P. 2,700 N.D. (4,000 F.D.). New.
castle. (Lent to Tyneside Division, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.)
IMPLACABLE. Late Training Ship for Boys. 3,223 Tons. Falmouth. (Lent to Mr. Wheatly
Cobb for preservation.)
IMPREGNABLE IV. (late ClROE). Late hth Rate. 1,447 Tons. Tender U ' Impregnable,
Devonport.
MARS. Late .3rd Rate. 3,842 Tons. (Lent as a Training Ship on the Tay to an Association
at Dundee.)
MEDUSA. Late Light Cruiser. 2,800 Ions. Queenstown. (For Officers borne see under ' Colleen.')
MOUNT EDGCUMBE (late Conway). Late 4th Rate. 2,300 Tons. (Lent to Committee of
Devenport and Cornwall Industrial Training Ship, Devonport.)
NEWCASTLE. Late S. Frigate. 4,020 Tons. Powder Hulk, Naval Ordnance Department,
Plymouth.
NORTHAMPTON (late Sharpshooter). Torpedo Gun-Boat. 735 Tons. I.H.P. 3,000 N.D. (Lent
to Lord Northampton.)
PRESIDENT (Old) (late Gannet). Sloop. 1,130 Tons. (Lent to Mr. C.B. fry, in connection with
' Mercury ' Training School.)
PRESIDENT (late Buzzard). Late Sloop. 1,140 Tons. Greenhithe. (Lent to the Marine Society.
RATTLER. Gwi-Boat. 715 Tons. Portsmouth. (Attached to ' Ariadne' for training of Stokers.)
RED DRAGON. (Hulk.)
ST. PATRICK (late Shamrock). S. Tank Vessel. 118 Tons. Haulbowhne. (Employed as Water
Tank arid Cooking Vessel.)
SABINE. Gun-Boat. 363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 N.D. Devonport. Tender to H. M.S. •Vivid' for
Gunnery School.
Ch. Gunner Frederick Furnival 3 MarJ.9
SLANEY. Gun-Boat. 363 Tons. I.H.P 200 N.D. Sheerness.
* SPARTAN. Light Cruiser. 3,600 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.) Devonport. Tender to
' Defiance.'
STORK. Late Surveying Vessel. 465 Tons. I.H.P. 360 N.D. (Lent to the Kensington Branch of
the Navy League as a Iraining Vessel for Boys, Hammersmith.)
SWINGER. Late Gun-Boat. 430 To?is. Devonport. (Attached to ' Impregnable' as Store Ship, $c.
UNICORN. 5th Rate. 1,447 Tons. Dundee.
VALIANT III. (late Valiant (Old). 6,710 Tons. Devonport. Lay Apart Store. (Attached to
Seventh Flotilla.)
WELLESLEY (No. 2). Late 3rd Rate. 2,996 To?is. (Lent to Wellesley Training Ship Committee as
a Iraining Ship, Newcastle-on-Tyne.)
WIVERN. Late Coast Defence Ship. 2,750 Tons. Hong Kong. Distilling Ship and Steam Reserve
Workshop for repairing T.B. Destroyers. The Officers borne for service in ' Wivern ' are
shown under ' Tamar.'
WORCESTER (late Frederick William). Late 2nd Rate. 4,725 Tons. Off Greenhithe. (Lent
to Thames Marine Officers' Training Ship Society.)
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