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THE ROYAL NAVY.
420
MARS,
Late 3rd
3,842 Ions.
Rate.
(Lent as a Training Skip on the Tay to an
Association at Dundee.)
MEDUSA. Late Light Cruiser.
2,800 Tons.
Calibrating Vessel, Bantry Bay.
(For Officers borne see under ' Endymion.')
MERCURY. Light Cruiser.
3,730 Tons. I.H.P. 6,000 N.D.
Chatham.
(Fitting out for service at Rosyth.)
MOUNT EDGCUMBE {late
Conway). Late 4th Bate.
2,300 Ions.
(Lent to Committee of Devonport and Cornwall
Industrial Training Ship, Devonport.)
NEWCASTLE. Late {$. Frigate.
4,020 Tons.
Powder Hulk, Naval Ordnance Department,
Plymouth.
NORTHAMPTON (late
Sharpshooter). Torpedo Gun-
Boat.
735 Tons.
I.H.P. 3,000 y.D.
Lent to Lord Northo mpton
PRESIDENT (Old) (late
' Gannet'). Sloop.
1,130 Tons.
(Lent to Mr. C. B. Fry, in connection with
' Mercury ' Training School.)
RANGER. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tons. I.H.P. (4,000 F.D.)
Portsmouth.
Attached to H.M.S. ' Vernon.'
(For Officer borne see H.M.S. ' Vernon.')
RAPID. Late Light Cruiser.
1,420 Tons. I.H.P. 950 N.D. (1,400 F D.)
Gibraltar.
Submarine Depot Ship.
Tender to 'Cormorant.'
(For Officers borne see ' Cormorant.')
RATTLER. Gun-Boat.
715 Tons.
Portsmouth.
(Attached to 'Ariadne' for training ef Stokers.)
SABRINA. Gun-Boat.
363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 N.D.
Devonport,
Tender to H.M.S. ' Vivid' for Gunnery School.
(For Officer borne see under ' Vivid.')
420
MARS,
Late 3rd
3,842 Ions.
Rate.
(Lent as a Training Skip on the Tay to an
Association at Dundee.)
MEDUSA. Late Light Cruiser.
2,800 Tons.
Calibrating Vessel, Bantry Bay.
(For Officers borne see under ' Endymion.')
MERCURY. Light Cruiser.
3,730 Tons. I.H.P. 6,000 N.D.
Chatham.
(Fitting out for service at Rosyth.)
MOUNT EDGCUMBE {late
Conway). Late 4th Bate.
2,300 Ions.
(Lent to Committee of Devonport and Cornwall
Industrial Training Ship, Devonport.)
NEWCASTLE. Late {$. Frigate.
4,020 Tons.
Powder Hulk, Naval Ordnance Department,
Plymouth.
NORTHAMPTON (late
Sharpshooter). Torpedo Gun-
Boat.
735 Tons.
I.H.P. 3,000 y.D.
Lent to Lord Northo mpton
PRESIDENT (Old) (late
' Gannet'). Sloop.
1,130 Tons.
(Lent to Mr. C. B. Fry, in connection with
' Mercury ' Training School.)
RANGER. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tons. I.H.P. (4,000 F.D.)
Portsmouth.
Attached to H.M.S. ' Vernon.'
(For Officer borne see H.M.S. ' Vernon.')
RAPID. Late Light Cruiser.
1,420 Tons. I.H.P. 950 N.D. (1,400 F D.)
Gibraltar.
Submarine Depot Ship.
Tender to 'Cormorant.'
(For Officers borne see ' Cormorant.')
RATTLER. Gun-Boat.
715 Tons.
Portsmouth.
(Attached to 'Ariadne' for training ef Stokers.)
SABRINA. Gun-Boat.
363 Tons. I.H.P. 200 N.D.
Devonport,
Tender to H.M.S. ' Vivid' for Gunnery School.
(For Officer borne see under ' Vivid.')
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