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THE ROYAL NAVY.
416-7
JANUS. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tom. I.H.P. (3,900 F.D.)
Hong Kong.
(To toe Sold.)
MASTIFF. Gun-Boat. "
254 Tons. I.H.P. 110 N.D.
Portsmouth.
MELPOMENE. (late
Indefatigable). Light Cruiser.
3,6QQTom. I.H.P.7,000N.D.(9,000F.D.)
Motherbank.
PANDOEA. Light Cruiser.
2,200 Tons. I.H.P. 5,000 N.D. (7,000 F.D.)
Devonport.
PRESIDENT (Old) (late
'Gannet'). Sloop.
1,130 Tom.
( Under consideration to lend 'to Mr. C. B. Fry
(in connection with "Mercury " Training School.)
RAMILLIES. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
RANGER. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tom. I.H.P. (4,000 F.D.)
Portsmouth.
Attached to H. M.S. ' Vernon.'
RATTLER.
Gun-Boat,
715 Tons.
Portsmouth.
(Attached to 'Argonaut' for training of Stokers.)
RESOLUTION. Battleship.
14,150 Ions.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
REVENGE. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
ROYAL OAK. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
(To be Sold.)
ROYAL SOVEREIGN. Battle-
ship.
14,150 Tom.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Devenport.
(To be Sold)
SCYLLA. Light Cruiser.
3,400 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D.
(9,000 F.D.)
Chatham.
SHARPSHOOTER. Torpedo
Gun-Boat.
735 Tons.
I.H.P. 3,000 N.D.
Lent to Lord Northampton.
TERPSICHORE. Light Cruiser.
3,400 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
(To be Sold.)
VALIANT.
6,710 Tons.
Devonport .
Lay Apart Store.,
Attached to Seventh Flotilla.
ZEBRA. Torpedo - Boat
Destroyer.
340 Tons. I.H.P. (4,800 F.D )
Sheerness.
416-7
JANUS. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tom. I.H.P. (3,900 F.D.)
Hong Kong.
(To toe Sold.)
MASTIFF. Gun-Boat. "
254 Tons. I.H.P. 110 N.D.
Portsmouth.
MELPOMENE. (late
Indefatigable). Light Cruiser.
3,6QQTom. I.H.P.7,000N.D.(9,000F.D.)
Motherbank.
PANDOEA. Light Cruiser.
2,200 Tons. I.H.P. 5,000 N.D. (7,000 F.D.)
Devonport.
PRESIDENT (Old) (late
'Gannet'). Sloop.
1,130 Tom.
( Under consideration to lend 'to Mr. C. B. Fry
(in connection with "Mercury " Training School.)
RAMILLIES. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
RANGER. Torpedo-Boat
Destroyer.
320 Tom. I.H.P. (4,000 F.D.)
Portsmouth.
Attached to H. M.S. ' Vernon.'
RATTLER.
Gun-Boat,
715 Tons.
Portsmouth.
(Attached to 'Argonaut' for training of Stokers.)
RESOLUTION. Battleship.
14,150 Ions.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
REVENGE. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
ROYAL OAK. Battleship.
14,150 Tons.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
(To be Sold.)
ROYAL SOVEREIGN. Battle-
ship.
14,150 Tom.
I.H.P. 9,000 N.D. (13,000 F.D.)
Devenport.
(To be Sold)
SCYLLA. Light Cruiser.
3,400 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D.
(9,000 F.D.)
Chatham.
SHARPSHOOTER. Torpedo
Gun-Boat.
735 Tons.
I.H.P. 3,000 N.D.
Lent to Lord Northampton.
TERPSICHORE. Light Cruiser.
3,400 Tons. I.H.P. 7,000 N.D. (9,000 F.D.)
Motherbank.
(To be Sold.)
VALIANT.
6,710 Tons.
Devonport .
Lay Apart Store.,
Attached to Seventh Flotilla.
ZEBRA. Torpedo - Boat
Destroyer.
340 Tons. I.H.P. (4,800 F.D )
Sheerness.
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